Redwood Valley Dominates League as Park Dips in Standings
Redwood Valley clinched a four point win to extend its lead in the women's league led by 470 series from Pickerel and 487-198 by Bar eet. Park As fell from a tie to sixth as Eunice Thornton and Leola blanked Samoa. Garziani paced Garden Beauty Salon with a 442 series and Mary Davis lifted Bank of America to a fourth place tie with a 462 series and 205 game.
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Redwood Valley
Rocky’s Plaza
Pickerel
Rocky
Bareet
Pat
Park It
Park As
Park
Guentenelli
Eunice Thornton
Leola Blanking
Samoa
Thin
Garziani
Blue Bonnet
Bank of America
Bonnet
Punky Hammers
Norma Hoshell
Kay Reeder
Billy Cannon Wins Heisman Trophy Praise From Nixon
New York report says Vice President Nixon lauded Billy Cannon as an atomic weapon on the football field and presented the Heisman Trophy to the LSU star. Cannon thanked teammates, parents, and his wife at the Downtown Athletic Club after receiving the award for outstanding college football play.
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New York
UPL
Billy Cannons
Paul Dietzel
Vice
Richard Nixon
Louisiana State
Cannon
Data Isman
Richie’ Lucas
Penn
Reig
Star
Canhon Giod
Willits Hosts Two Big Games With Tall Wolverines
Willits Wolverines spark hopes with Bar Burton and Clive Adams dubbed two tall towers. They host Kelseyville tomorrow at 7 p.m. in B and Varsity games and Arcata on Saturday in a double header. Fans urged to arrive early to see the promising team, which recently beat Eureka 86 48 and shows growing strength.
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Willits Wolverines
Bar Burton
Clive Adams
Provess
Kelseyville
Arcata
Alasalo
Willits
Pistons edge Nationals in rally as Baylor stalls in Detroit
Gene Shue scored 26 for the Pistons while Dolph Schayes and Hal Greer sparked a third period rally to pull the Nationals within nine of Minneapolis. Elgin Baylor, once at Seattle University, managed 17 points but appeared unimpressive in his return to his old hometown.
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Gene Shue
Pistons
Dolph Schayes
Hal Greer
Nationals
Minneapolis
Elgin Baylor
Seattle University
Fang
Ukiah City League Tonight Features Masonite and Crawford Lumber
The 1959-60 Ukiah City Basketball League schedule lists Masonite led by Bob Watts facing Lakeport at Pomoluta 7 15 PM and Crawford Lumber meeting Red Hot Anton's at 8 30 PM. Texas boasts over 196000 miles of roads.
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Ukiah
Acton
Masonite
Bob Watts
Lakeport
Pomoluta
Crawford Lumber
Anton’s
Liston Knocks Out Besmanoff in Cleveland Bout
Sonny Liston stopped Will Besmanoff in the seventh round of a ten round nationally televised fight at the Cleveland Arena. Liston weighed 210 pounds to Besmanoff's 201 and claimed the U S heavyweight title for his fighter after the bout. Barone vowed to defend the title against any challenger.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Will Besmanoff
Cleveland Arena
Besmanoff
M. H. Lambright
Liston
Pep, Barone
U.S
Barone
Harold Johnson
Besman
Lead Still Not Safe in Scorching Monday League
Daniels and Harlowe lead the 750 800 bowling league by 2% games with a 14 13% recom amid Foggy's Rendezvous and Montgomery Ward tied for second at 23 16. Steel Mill Supply, Deschamps and Brownie’s Market trade wins as foggy scoring and steady series push Daniels to near top while individual high games and 500 plus series spotlight the night of intense league play.
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Daniels and
Harlowe
Rendezvous
Foggy’s Liquors
Montgomery Ward
Grieb Trucking and Commercial Body Shop
Sizaling
Daniels
Steel
Lyle Briley
Don Thornton
Jack Smalley
Buzz Harrowe
Stan Stafford
Chuck Emmerson
Brownie
Pete Onorl
Don Salo
Ray
Marine Supply
Claude Smith
Fender
Ray Olhiser
Farmer’s Insurance
Crofoot Lumber
Les Beaty
Tom Woolley
Crofoot
Golemiewski Leads in Bavling Tournament Halfway Mark
Detroit bowler Bill Golemiewski, 30, topped the standings at the midway of the World's Invitational Bavling Tournament with 7,015 pins and a 21.8 10.5 match play record for a 161-40 Petersen total. Lou Frants and Ray Bluth trail with 6,741 and 6,993 pins respectively as two days remain.
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Chicago
UPI
Bill Golembiewski
Detroit
Golembiewski
Petersen
Lou Frants
Louisville
Ray Bluth
Hollow Tree Log Yard Leads Friday Night Bowling Standings
Hollow Tree Log Yard maintained its top spot despite three losses as bottom teams posted upsets. Crawford Lumber Company toppled them as Bob McCan and Ernie Radcliff posted 523 and 501 series. Sam Brimer led Hollow Tree with 584, Ernie Eisenhauer added 577 for the losers. Jim Quan’s 588 helped Bunk salvage two wins, while Mendo Wood No. 1 climbed to second with 584 by Sam Brimer and 537 by Adriane Boer.
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Hollow Tree Log Yard
Crawford Lumber Company
Bob McCan
Ernie Radcliff
Hollow Tree Yard
Mendo Wood
Sam Brimer
Ernie Eisenhauer
Pioneer Furniture
Munnell
Sherrell
Jim Foucault
Adriane Boer
Quan
Bunk
Jim Quan
Hollow Tree Saw Mill
Bat
Dependable Gordie Howe Paces Wings
Gordie Howe scores his 15th of the season to lift the Detroit Red Wings 2 0 over the Chicago Black Hawks. The veteran winger pulls within four points of the league scoring lead, after a first period power play goal and a second period tally by Norm Ullman.
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Detroit Red Wings
Gordie Howe
Howe
Red Wings
Toronto
Chicago Black Hawks
Black Hawks
Norm Ullman
Hall
Braves and Yanks Fail to Make Deals at Miami Meet
Milwaukee Braves general manager Johnny Mchale left Miami Beach empty handed after trying in every direction for a second baseman and other key picks. Yankees chief George Weiss failed to land a left fielder or front line pitcher as inter league trading ends December 15. Senators and Dodgers pursued Roy Sievers with multiple clubs showing interest, while Los Angeles hoped for Sievers to boost 30 homer potential with the Coliseum screen aided by Fairly, Zimmer, and Labine offered.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Johnny McHale
Braves
Milwaukee
Yankee
Frank Bolling
Tigers
Gil McDougald
Yankees
McHale
Don Blasingame
Cardinals
San Francisco
Cleveland
St. Louis
Bing Devine
Senators
George Weiss
Washington Senators
Roy Sievers
Cal Griffith
Dodgers
Sievers
Los Angeles Coliseum
Ron Fairly
Don Zimmer
Clem Labine
Practice Runs Set For U S Grand Prix In Sebring
Segued by UPI Sebring Florida hosts the first United States Grand Prix under international formula one rules. Practice and qualifying runs highlight the event where one driver will clinch the world driving championship. The race uses the familiar Florida International 12 hour endurance course and is the year’s final championship decider.
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Sebring
Fla
UPI
Befan
United States
Washington Quarter Named Player of Year
Washington quarterback Bob Schloredt was named 1959 WD Memorial Trophy winner as Pacific Coast’s top football player. The UW junior, who will lead the Huskies in the Rose Bowl, received 60 first place votes and will receive the trophy December 28 in Pasadena at the Rose Bowl luncheon. Schloredt has been visually impaired in one eye since childhood.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bob Schloredt
University of Washington
Wd. Voit
Pacific Coast
Schloredt
Chris Burford
Stanford
Huskies
Wisconsin
Pasadena
Calif
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Joe Center
Bob Guidi
Joe Paladini
Fogey
Dave Andregg
Sterling
Doc Niderost
Lee Trowbridge
Deschamps
John Goodwin
Cowan
Chevrolet
Ygldsmobile
Whitcombi Motor Hotel
Underhill
Karl C. Weber
Milton Richman
Washington Quarter
Diston
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