Ukiah Pine triumphs in and Healdsburg tourney preview
Ukiah Pine defeated CSEA 48 33 in Ukiah with Nelson Redding scoring 20 and Ronnie Hobbs 15 as the Wildcats prepare for the Healdsburg Invitational. Anton’s Boonville win 66 32 behind Byron Heftes 24 leads a full opening night schedule with Ukiah aiming to advance to the championship game Monday.
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Fort Bragg girl wins Olympic 400 meter bronze
Sylvia Ruuska 14, now living in Berkeley, finishes third in the fast 400 meter freestyle final in Melbourne. Lorraine Crapp wins in an Olympic record 4:54.6 with Dawn Fraser second. Ruuska clocks 5:07.1 as US hopes in swim events strain against Australia and the Soviet team.
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Joe Becker
St. Louis
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San Jose
Britain
PGA weighs lifting ban to let top pros compete
PSA convention urges removing five year PGA member rule to allow top 25 money winners to enter the PGA Championship. Potential participants include Finsterwald Littler Souchak Casper Rosburg Maxwell Jewary Wininger Palmer Vossler Dickenson Holscher with adoption hoped for 1957 tour start at Miami Valley County Dayton Ohio.
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Ernie Vossler
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Bud Holscher
Miami Valley
Dayton
Ohio
Louisville Tops Top Punch Leads Season Start
Louisville stars Charlie Tyra and Jim Morgan paced a 91-78 win over Detroit as the Cardinals open strong in a season highlighted by Morgan 23 points and Tyra 22. Louisville, ranked No 2 in preseason UP ratings, eyes more wins while Dons face Seattle in San Francisco with five big games listed.
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Detroit Red Wings Catch Bruins In NHL Tight Race
The Detroit Red Wings beat the Boston Bruins 3 2 at Detroit to tie atop the NHL standings. Jerry Toppazzini opened scoring for Boston while Gordie Howe Norm Altman and Earl Rei bel replied for Detroit.
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Wallace Faces Tony Anthony In Garden Debut Tonight
Gordon Wallace of Toronto meets Tony Anthony of New York in a Madison Square Garden light heavyweights bout eight rounds. Anthony as 11-5 favorite, Wallace 31-11-1 with 15 knockouts seeks upset as Moore delays title defense before March 21.
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Oklahoma and Tennessee Land Two All America Spots
Oklahoma stars Tommy McDonald and Jerry Tubbs join Tennessee duo Johnny Majors and Buddy Cruze on Look Magazine 22 man All America team chosen by Football Writers Association. The squad features noted players from Michigan, Washington State, Pittsburgh, and more. banquet and media appearances follow.
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Pittsburgh
Norm Hamilton
Texas Christian
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Mat Show Ends in Knock Out
The Miller Brothers Dee and Bill lose in a tag main event to Enrique Torres and Ray Stern as Doc pins his own brother in fall one and a misdirected roundhouse ends the match in fall two. Pedro Godoy wins with a Boston Crab after Keoni Brown is disqualified for clobbering the referee. Pete Peters and Bud Curtis draw in the opening bout amid a strong crowd for the season kickoff show.
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Thunder) Stern
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Writers Swaps Turf Honorees in Major Thoroughbred Awards
Swaps the California colt who set four world records and equaled a fifth this year was named American champion for 1956 and best handicap horse while Turf writers also received honors at the Thoroughbred Racing Associations dinner in Miami. Arthur Rickebey and Snowden Carter won TRA awards for photography and racing reporting respectively.
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Rugged Ruggedness in Olympic Water Polo Clash
At Melbourne the Hungary Russia water polo match erupted into violence as elbows and punches flew, spectators fought with police, and the game ended amid a near riot with Hungary leading 4 0 before officials halted play.
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Lions Could Wrap Up NFL Division Title This Sunday
Detroit hosts the Pittsburgh Steelers while Chicago visits the Bears in a key weekend for the Western Division race. Coach Buddy Parker stressed focusing on the Steelers as a Lions win combined with a Bears loss would clinch the title, after a 42-10 destruction of Chicago last week.
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Baylor Linemen Miss Sugar Bowl For Grade Shortfall
Two Baylor University veterans Bill Parsley and James Amyett will miss the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans after failing to meet fall quarter grade requirements. The linemen were unable to qualify for postseason play due to academic standards.
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Baylor University
New Orleans
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