Ukiah Faces Cloverdale In Key Healdsburg Tourney Clash
Ukiah varsity eyes an opening 39-30 win at Cloverdale as the Wildcats meet the Clover in the Healdsburg Invitational. A win keeps them in the favored winner’s bracket with Fort Bragg or Healdsburg looming Saturday.
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Ukiah
Fort Bragg
Ukiati
Ferndale
Gloverdale
Ukiith
Bitte
Lakeport
Willits
Jim Whitaker
Ron Mattson
Arvin Reed
Whitaker
Matson
Ricky Hooker
Healdsburg
Cloverdale
Journal
Erickson
Fishing prospects brighten after rain in Mendocino coast
Last night’s rain muddied many Mendocino county spots from the Russian River to Cloverdale and Ukiah. Early today clearer skies offered hope for weekend angling with rainbow trout planted near Coyote Dam and rivers reopening as fish move upriver through Maribel Park area and Eel River clearing.
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Mendocino County
Rothe
Russian River
Ukiah
Cloverdale
Ned
Maribel Park
Steelae
State Department of Fish and
Coyote Dam
Ratifie
Vari Arsdale
Brown Retains Title With Eleventh Knockout Victory
Light weight champion Joe Brown wins his 11th title defense by a knockout in Sacramento, scoring his third KO in five defenses to retain the 135 pound world championship. Prize money cited includes 15880 total with 12000 from TV and Lopez earning 9920.
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Gequtago
Joe Brown
R Ches
Halpes
Sacramento
Joe White
Shane
Lopés
Hungarians Abroad Return Home Amid Amateur Sports Woes
Hungarian refugee athletes find it harder to make a living as amateurs in the West, facing red tape and reduced pay. Prominent stars like Sandor Sharps and Laszlo Tabori weigh returning to Hungary while others seek new homes in Israel, Austria, or the United States.
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Peter Uebersax
London
West
Sandor Sharps
Laszlo Tabori
Gyula Juhasz
Hungary
England
Juhasz
Britain
Tottenham Hotspurs
Tabori
United States
California
F.lf.a
International Federation
Ferenc Puskas
Sandor Koests
Shavos
Karoly Sandor
Gyula, Grosius
Mihaly Santos
Josef Bozsik
Lydia Domolki
Josef Sakovics
Ferenc Gal
Maria Tramita
Agnes Kaleti
Israel
Deszo Gyarmati
Vienna
Eva Szekely
Kato Szgoke
Vaerke Gyenge
Josef Gurovits
Switzerland
Josef Halmai
World Match Bowling Championships Open in Chicago
A field of 224 competitors including top champions began competition for 330000 in prizes at Chicago Coliseum. Final matches will be televised by NBC on 215 stations on December 13.
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Chicago
NBC
Bearcats Open Cage Play on Road
Potter Valley prepares for its season opener at Kelseyville with an almost entirely senior lineup. The B team tips off around 7 p.m. followed by the A game as both schools renew a long rivalry after three weeks off football season.
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Bearcats
Potter Valley
Kelseyville
Potter
Lowell Deering
White Sox Pursue More Trades Amid Power Shifts
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo UP The Chicago White Sox announce two more trades building pitching depth by adding Karl Wynn and Ray Moore from Cleveland and Baltimore respectively They traded Minnie Mino so Fred Hatfield and Larry Doby to land the arms Frank Lane Cleveland GM says Chicago's staff could win the pennant and hints at Yankee moves to boost infield help with Bobby Richardson as target
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Karly Wynn
Ray Moore
Cleveland
Baltimore
Wynn
al Smith
Indians
Minnie Minoso
Fred Hatfield
Moore
Orioles
Larry Doby
Frank Lane
Chicago
Yankees
Lane
Bobby Richardson
Many College Gridders in Service Make All Stars
Washington dispatch reports unofficial service papers Army Times Air Force Times and Navy Times announced their All Star service football teams The MVP honors went to Houston Patton Forrest James and Charlie Horton The lists name players by service with positions from Ends to Fullback across Army Air Force and Navy including schools and bases such as Eglin Fort Belvoir Shaw AFB and Quonset Point
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Washington
Army Times
Air Force Times
Navy Times
Houston Patton
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Mississippi
Forrest James
Ft. Belvoir
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Charlie Horton
Little Creek
D. C
Notre Dame
Dick Murray
Wiesbaden AB
Germany
Baylor
John Dittrich
Eglin
Wisconsin
Dick Cole
Shaw Afb
S. C
The
Citadel
Tony Sardisco
Bolling
Tulane
Jim Leach
Loelkbourne Afb
Ohio
U. S. Naval Academy
Pete Brown
Shaw
Georgia Tech
George Rice
Fuchus
Japan
Iowa
Ron Cook
Hamilton Afb
Calif
Stanford
Vers Switzer
Belling
Kansas State
Celtics Win As Cousy Comes Off Bench
Red Auerbach praised Cousy, who after injury and limited play, came off the bench to score nine points guiding the Boston Celtics to a 108 98 victory over the Minneapolis Lakers.
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Celtics
Cousy
United Press
Boston Celtics
Red Auerbach
Bob Cousy
National Basketball Association
Minneapolis Lakers
Defending Champ V A Realty Debuts Against Masonite
Defending champions V A Realty opens its Ukiah Valley Recreation Basketball League season tonight at 7 15 p m in Pomolita against Masonite Corporation. Notable players include Masonite's Bob Watts and Realty's Bobby Brown, with teammates Byron Hefte, Mike Yoskovitch and Richard Huckins. Durable Plywood of Calpella faces CSEA in the nightcap led by Dick and Dave Stump.
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V.A. Realty
Masonite Corporation
Pomolita
Ukiah Valley Recreation
Masonite
Bob Watts
Realty
Bobby Brown
Cage
Byron Hefte
Mike Yoskovitch
Richard Huckins
Calpella
Durable
Brad Shear
Charles Hale
CSEA
Dave Stump
Navy Tackle Reissnyder Wins Maxwell Memorial Player of the Year
Navy tackle Bob Reissnyder, named to the United Press All American second team, was selected unanimously as the Maxwell Memorial Football award recipient as college player of the year in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Bob Reissnyder
Big Boys Top- Kansas and Kentucky Triumph in Early Showdowns
Kansas, ranked second nationally, defeated Canisius 66 46 as Wilt Chamberlain scored 32. Kentucky, fifth, rallied past Ohio State 161 54 behind free throws and rebounding. Temple, Northwestern, and Penn State also posted wins. snow disrupted several games and postgame notes highlighted college hoops standings.
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Frank Litsky
United Press
Kansas
Kentucky
North Carolina
United Press Board of Caneres
Sty
Northwestern
Temple
Lehigh
Princeton
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Memphis State
Union
Tenn
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maryland
George Washington
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Brown
Mike Morton
Adrian Cook
Don Watts
Ed Clark
Iean Clarke
Carl Owens
Glen Colby
Mendocino
Bill Bennett
Mike Foster
Steve Thornton
Bob Gibson
Arnie Egli
Ken Slater
Bob Bond
Milton Richman
Jim Hanifan
Schweinfurt
Bill McKenna
Fort Isonmouth
N. J
Brandeis
Ed Fouch
Ort Sill
Okla
So Calif
Sherman Plunkett
Fort Dix
MD. State
Forrest Greyre
Fort Carson
Smu
John McMullan
Bob Pelle
Bama
Fort Belvoir
Sam Brown
87Th Inf
Europe
Ucla
Charles Littlejohn
San Francisco Shipyard
South Carolina State
Don MacKinnon
Quonset Point
R. I
Gordon Holtz
Norfolk
Charles Wise
Newport
Charles Horton
Bill Morton
Schamber
Buxton
North
E. J. Buxton
Chevrolet
Ohio State
AMF
Deltone
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