Mendocino-Lake High School Basketball Schedule 1955-56
The 1955 56 Mendocino Lake area basketball schedule lists games for Ukiah Ferndale Fort Bragg Willits Clear Lake Potter Valley Arena Hopland Middletown Lower Lake and more. December through March feature home and away contests against Fort Bragg Mendocino Lakeport Kelseyville Ukiah and other local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino-Lake HS
Mendocino-Lake County
California
Ferndale
Calistoga
Fortuna
Healdsburg
Harlem Clowns
Santa Rosa
Cloverdale
Willits
Lakeport
Fort Bragg
Santa Roga
Chico St. Frosh
Willits High School
St. Bernards
South Fork
Lower Lake
Napland
Kelseyville
Ukiah
Anderson Valley
Laytonville
Mendocino
Clear Lake High School
Boonville
Upper Lake
Leggett Valley
Covelo
Arena High School
Middletown
Hopland
Hopland High School
Potter Valley
Point Arena
Son Valing
Jer
Hopland Mendocino
Lower Lake High School
Maret
Hopland Sweeps Cage Twin Bill
Hopland defeats Potter Valley in both games. Potter Valley B team lost 24 to 36 with Pat Dixon scoring 10 points and Mike Foster 3. Potter Valley A team lost 33 to 60 led by George Meyers 13 and Scot Nelson 9. Captains are Ralph Meyers and George Meyers. Next game Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. in the Potter Valley High School Gym versus Hopland.
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Potter Valley High School
Mopland
Potter Valley
Pat Dixon
Mike Foster
Hopland
George Meyers
Scot Nelson
Ralph Meyers
Pan American Road Race Film Shown In Purdy Hall
A large audience watched a 14 hour color sound film of the 5th Pan American Road Race held November 19 to 23, 1954 in Mexico. The screening, produced by K&W Products Inc, featured scenes of Mexico and its sights and was presented in Ukiah by Redwood Auto Supply with local car dealers and service stations co sponsoring.
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Purdy Hall
Mexico
K&w Products, Inc
Ukiah
Redwood Auto Supply
J. C. Kraft Company
Kansas Crubs Wildcats in season opener upset
Kansas defeats Northwestern 91-70 as Wilt Chamberlain scores 40 points for the Jayhawks. Ohio State falls to Vanderbilt 76-67 while Notre Dame loses 70-66 to Wisconsin. Other top games include Memphis State, Niagara, Boston College, Tulane, LSU, Missouri, Colorado, Rice, and San Francisco looming tonight.
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Kansas
Forrest
Phog
Philadelphia
Northwestern
Jayhawks
United Press Board of Coaches
Gene Elston
Dick Mast
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
Li Green
Robin Freeman
Ohio State
Lloyd Aubrey
Notre Dame
Freeman
Vanderbilt
Commodores
al Rochelle
Aubrey
Irish
Wisconsin
Dick Miller
Memphis State
Texas Aggies
Niagara
Toledo
Boston College
Suffolk
Tulane
Louisiana College
Louisiana State
Southwest Tennessee
Ukiah Golfers Shine At Merced Meet Dinner Notes
Chet Armstrong carded a 75 at Lake Merced to lead a field of 115 for the Northern California Golfers Association gathering in San Francisco. Other Ukiah players including Bob Whitaker Jack Clark and Howard Noah attended the Bay Area dinner. Lloyd Pierson scored a hole in one on the fifth hole witnessed by John P B Clark. The Women’s Golf Club plans a 7 30 p m dinner Saturday at Redwood Valley Grange Hall with Phyllis Cox as chairman.
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Chet Armstrong
Ukiah
San Francisco
Lake Merced
Northern California Golfer's Association
Ukiah Valley
Bay City
Muny
Bob Whitaker
Jack Clark
Men's Golf Club
Howard Noah
Lloyd Pierson
Pierson
John P. B. Clark
Walnut Creek
Women’s Golf Club
Redwood Valley Grange Hall
Phyllis Cox
Prizes Offered for Steelhead Open in Ukiah area
If the weekend weather clears, Northwestern California anglers may see a strong steelhead run. Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods offers 800 in prizes for biggest steelhead and total weight through February, plus top female catch. Second and third prizes noted. Robert A Garzini of Calpella mentioned.
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Redwood Empire
Ukiah
Mendovino County
California
T Hat
Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods Store
Robert A. Garzini
Calpella
Emory and Georgia Campuses Burn Griffin in Effigy
Emory University and the University of Georgia joined Mercer in burning Gov. Marvin Griffin in effigy late Monday night as protests erupted over a new state policy on segregation in Georgia sports. The regents approved a compromise rule allowing Georgia Tech to play in the Sugar Bowl while barring state schools from future integration in Southern games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nea Talephote
Georgia Tech
Bobby Dodd
Atanta
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Tech
State Board of Regents
Pittsburg
Pit
Roy Harris
Arris
Board of Regents
Pitt
Bobby Grier
Atlanta
Emory University
University of Georgia
Griffin
Pittsburgh
Athens
Regents
State Capitol
Mercer
Mercer University
Macon
Derby Update Reveals Steelhead Catches On El River and Entries
The latest derby notes 13 percent lb steelhead on the El River and 5 percent pounders toward the prize. Jerry Cox reports local anglers like Fred Scholl Ray Johnson Paul and Eric Hatton have entered. Johnson has four fish to date. The Russian River yielded a 5 5/16 lb steelhead by John Slikkerdy. Entry fee remains one dollar for participants.
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Gar 4Ini
Jerry Cox
Fred Scholl
Ray Johnson
Paul
Eric Hatton
Johnson
John Slikkerdy
State Fish and Game Hearing Opens For 1956 Proposals
Anglers and conservationists may present suggestions at an 8 p.m. public meeting in San Francisco Room 367 State Building. Forms will be available to aid presentations to the Fish and Game Commission. Submissions may be mailed before January 6, with the Commission to hear recommendations in Sacramento on that date and act February 24.
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State Fish and Game
San Francisco
State Building
Department
Robert L. Jones
Fish Fund Game Commission
Jones
Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Sacramento
NBA expansion eyed as decade aims for two regional divisions
NBA President Maurice Podoloff predicts a 10 to 12 team league with two divisions and a national playoff. He cites rising franchise interest in Washington Detroit Los Angeles Portland and Dallas with new arenas and TV coverage expanding to 130 stations in 40 states.
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New York
NBA
Maurice Podoloff
Giants
Washington
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Dallas
Houston
Cincinnati
Podoloff
Charlotte
Des Moines
Denver
Mississippi
National Basketball League
Boston
Minneapolis
Muller Decisions Drake Blasts Opponent Tactics
German middleweight Peter Muller apologized for a rough ten round decision over Ray Drake at St Nicholas Arena New York. Muller promised improvement ahead of a December 29 Milwaukee bout with Vince Martinez and a likely televised rematch at St Nick's next month. Judges scored 6-3-1 6-3-1 5-4-1 in Muller's favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter Mulleer
Ray Drake
St. Nicholas Arena
Drake
Muller
Vince Martinez
Paterson
N. J
Milwaukee
Wis
Ancient St. Nicks
Harold Barnes
Singer
Joe Lo Scalzo
Honus Wagner Dies in Pittsburgh at 81
John Peter Wagner known as Honus or the Flying Dutchman died in Carnegie at age 81. The Pirates star long dominated as a shortstop with a .329 career average, 720 stolen bases, and 2,785 games, after 18 seasons with Pittsburgh and 19 with Louisville.
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Pittsburgh
John Peter
Honus) Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carnegie
Bessie
Wagner
Forbes Field
Honus
Pirates
Louisville
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Ukian High School
Urdan
Middleton
Potter Valley Uwigh
Here
Februa
Middletown High School
Hopland Sweeps
Ukiah Daily Journal Sports
Larry Lavelle
College
Kansas Crubs
Wildcats
Vandy
Buckeyes
Ukiah Daily Journal
Standley Street
Manx
Powell
Union Square
San G Francisco
Vance Nusking
Griffin ‘Burns
Shasta
Mt. Shasta
Shaata-Cascade Wonderland
S.P
Robert S. Nichols
Hig
Bush
KKK
Honus Wagner
Shortstop
Zink
Budd Westphall
North State
Kentucky
Sunny Brook Wrand
Pera
Mes
OLD Sunny Brook Company
National Distillers Products Corporation
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