Albertinum Boxing Show Aims to Boost Local Amateur Ringside
Glenn Erickson reports the Albertinum's first boxing show drew a large crowd and about $200 in ticket sales, yet expenses for six exhibition boxers likely eats most of the proceeds. The event featured fighters from Albertinum St Vincents and St Jorys with several draws and a main event decision favoring Bill Pate. prospects of future cards at Carl Purdy Hall and more boxing for area youths are discussed.
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Glenn Erickson
Albertinum
Stt. Vincent's
St. Jory’s
Carl Purdy Hall
Bob Finns
San Francisco
Dean Pate
Fort Bragg
Finn
Wall Menderson
Fred Farebrother
Englshman
Old Heagon
London
Jerry Philbrick
Golden Glovers
Bill Pate
Philbrick
Pate
Fort Braggy
Ukiah
Charles Cunningham
Erickson
Marty Olhiser
St. Mary's
James Scott
Journal
Meyers Earns Grid Honor as Naval Academy Sought
Ukiah tackle Meyers, praised for high character and academics, has won a metropolitan post season football accolade. He made first team All North Coast by the San Francisco Examiner and third team All Northern California in 1957 selections.
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Big Joe Meyers
Ukiah
Naval Academy
Metropolitan Press
Meyers
San Francisco Examiner
First Annual Ukiah Volleyball Tourney Planned
The Ukiah Recreation Department announces the first annual AdUkiah volleyball tournament for six man teams on December 16 as part of weekly coeducational recreation nights. Entries due by December 3 with call to HO 2-6152. Future events include table tennis badminton and tennis tournaments through spring.
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Ukiah
Ad-Ukiah
Ukiah Recreation Department
Unbeaten Ace Armstrong Wins 13th Straight Victory
New York reports Gene Ace Armstrong remained undefeated with a 13th straight win over middleweight Reu ben Stubbs. Stubbs impressed enough for both to gain another TV bout at St. Nicholas Arena next month. London report notes Armand Savoie defeated Richardson in England.
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New York
Gene
Ace
Wilt Puts Kansas Past Openers In Big Night
Wilt Chamberlain scored 30 as Kansas opened the season with a 63-56 victory over Oklahoma State at Stillwater. Indiana led by Archie Dees’s 24 but Ohio University controlled boards. Michigan State, Rice, and Marquette also won.
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United Press
Wilt Phe Stile Chamberlain
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Kentucky
Cetire
Todiana
iSansas
Jedo
Oklahoma State Mondasonieht
Stillwater
Ola
Duke
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Bloomington
Ind
Chamberlain
Archie Dees
Frank Kadovien
Hoosiers
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Butler
Rice
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Finais
Marquette
Jean Claude Lefebvre
Gonzaga
Cokleve
Idaho
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Millers- Ville
Pal
Lasalle
Cookie Peridoci
Carolingia
Georgia
Joe Ruk
Hick
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Sam Bernard
Wisconsin
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Hub Reed
Oklahoma City
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Ivansville
Louisville
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Bradley
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Dame
St. Ambrose
Iowa- Southern Methodist
Oregon
Oregon State
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Wichita-Wyoming
Dons Rout Chico State as Dons and Cardinals Win Openers
University of San Francisco pressed early and stayed strong as John Cunningham led the Dons with 12 points in his first varsity game. Stanford opened with a 77-61 win over Pacific while Santa Clara beat an alumni team 80-? to cap a weekend of season debuts.
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University of San Francisco
Pritchett
United Press
Chievo State
Phil Woolpert
Dons
Chico State
Stanford
College of Pacific
Santa Clara University
Oan
USE
Don
John Cunningham
Rec Cage Loop Opens Tonight In Masonite League
The Rec Cage Loop basketball league starts tonight at Pomobla gym with Masonite facing Durable Plywood Calpella at 9 pm. Masar ie Corporation leads vs Bob Watts's squad as defending W.A. Realty aims to defend title while Balanced play keeps the league competitive with Tuesday and Thursday games and a two-cent adult admission.
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Masarie Corporation
Bob Watts
Boonville
Anton
Durable Plywood
Biapland
Charley State
Leroy Chase
Joy Martinelli
Durable
Brad Sherer
Hopland
KR. Whitaker
Bill McClin
Watts
W.A. Realty Five
Masonite
W.A. Realty
Bobby Brown
CSEA
Talmage
Dave Stump
Rookie trio emerge as threats in AHL scoring race
A trio of rookies led by Sweeney and Carmichael from Providence and Len Haley of Hershey surged in the AHL scoring chase. Sweeney moved to second in points, while Marshall held top honors with 18 goals and 15 assists. Haley boosted goals lead with 17, and Carmichael led in assists with 19 as Hershey’s Moyer and Perreault posted strong goaltending numbers.
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Bruce Carmichae
Providence
Len Haley
Hershey
Sweeney m
Willie Marshall
Marshall
Carmichael
Jimmy Moore
Cleveland
Waech
Haley
Gil Moyer
Bobby Perreault
Nine Major Clubs Pick Minor Stars
Bustling Frank Lane of Cleveland made four direction trade offers during the draft including Reg Sievers to Washington and Gil McDougald or Bobby Richardson to the Yankees. Only 11 players were drafted for $135,000. Washington chose Bobby Malkmus. Other picks included Os enbagh, Thorpe, Chiti, Taylor, Hamre, Gray, Cade, Churn and Flanigan as major clubs passed on several big names.
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Colo
Frank Lane
Cleveland
Washington
Reg Sievers
Yankees
Gil McDougald
Bobby Richardson
Lane
Red Sox
White Sox
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Washington Senators
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Wichita
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Denver
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San Diego
Cincinnati
Will Cade
St. Paw
Boston
Clarence Churn
Wollywood
St. Louis
Tom Flanigan
Indianapolis
Braves
Giants
Dodgers
Tigers
Minor league realignment pares coast to coast switches
Major and minor leagues finalize franchise shifts with the Brooklyn Dodgers moving to Los Angeles and the New York Giants to San Francisco. The Pacific Coast League will absorb Spokane Salt Lake City and Phoenix, displacing Los Angeles Hollywood and San Francisco. Pioneer League and Arizona-Mexico League adjust play structures with Phoenix exiting. PCL executives praise new alignment and indemnities.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles
New York Giants
San Francisco
Pacific Coast League
Spokane
Wash
Salt Lake City
Utah
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Anreles
Hollywood
PCL
Bonus Draft Made Owners Grant Players Benefits
NFL owners approved a set of concessions including a $5,000 minimum salary for college draftees a $50 exhibition game fee and an injury clause after a congressional nudge The plan eliminates the hat draw for bonus picks beginning next year and keeps the system using a low percentage team as a bonus pick Each team lists its drafted players across four rounds with remaining selections to occur at the mid winter meeting Buffers of names and teams are included from the draft list led by the Los Angeles and Chicago franchises with multiple college and professional players named
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Philadelphia
National Football League
Congress
League Players' Association
Bert Bell
Rep
Emmnuel Cellier
D-N.y
Celler
Congressional Committee
Bell
Creighton Miller
Cleveland
Chicago Cardinals
Rice
Yardley Takes Big Lead in NBA Scoring Race
New York report shows George Yardley of the Detroit Pistons pulling ahead in the NBA scoring race with 437 points after 28.0 points per game last week. Adolph Schayes of the Syracuse Nationals remains close in third with 419, while Ne talent Macauley of St. Louis sits near a career mark.
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George Yardley
Detroit Pistons
Arsochieton
Pistons
Yardley
3Oh Perat
St. Louis Hawks
Detroit
Adolph Schauyes
Syracuse Nats
Ne Macauley
St. Louis
Sehayes
Bill Sharman
Boston Celtices
Neil Johnston
Johnston
Boston
Russell
Sharman
Dick Schnittker
Minneapolis
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