Durable Plywood defeats Ukiah Pine 56 to 48 in Pomolta
In a hard fought game at Pomolta, the Durable Plywood team beat Ukiah Pine 56 to 48. Rupe scored 38 for Plywood while Ruddock and Piffero added 14 and 12 respectively for the losers.
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Afa
Pomolta
Ye Realtors
Ned Cefences
Masonite
Ukiah Pine
Ry ‘Rupe
Ve. A. Realty
Tarry McKeon
Lel
Beh Brown
Weomer
Ukiah Recreation
Iece
Ruddock
Piffero
Rupe
Widah
Kia
Ping
Ronnie Bs
Pomolita
Stan Stafford
Ukiah Valley Basketball
Staytops Service
Antons
Durable
V. A. Realty
Staytons
CSEA
Boonville
Pon Ag Aver
Antons Q
Staytons Service
Nk-52
Durable Plywood
Lowry Ruby
Wa E
Bob Watts
Nelson Redding
Byron Hefte
Bi Grege Ivai
Dave Crump
CSMA
Ted Stayton
Warren Coffman
Larry Rupe
Ray Whittaker
Dick Johnson
Herb Logan
Melvin Crawford
Ted Slayton
Cleveland signs contender for Christmas fund bout
Middie Catton of io Onto was signed today to fight Philadelphian contender Ello in a Christmas fund match at Cleveland Arena Friday.
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Cleveland
Middieee
Charle
USF Dons UCLA Bruins Lead Coast Class in 1956 57
San Francisco and UCLA are described as the coast’s top teams for the 1956 57 season. Key players include USF stars Gene Brown and Mike Farmer, while UCLA features Ben Rogers and Dick Banion. Brown’s injury tests USF depth as Art Day and Al Dunbar join from junior college to bolster the lineup.
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San Francisco
University of
UCLA
Seattle
Sui
Gene
Bill Jesseil
K. C. Jones
Jéneés
Klike Ial Perry
Phil Woolpert
California Basketball Association
Mike Farmer
Gene Brown
Brown
Dons
Russell
Jones
Chicago
USF
Hannibal
Art Day
al Dunbar
Day
Illinois
Western
Kentucky
Washington University of St. Louis
NCAA
CRA
College of Pacific
Santa Clara
Bakersfield
Calif
Bruins
Wille(The Whale
Wille(The Whale) Naulls
St. Louis
Uclans
Ben Rogers
Dick Banion
PCC
California
Larry Friend
Washington
Elvin Baylor
Pacific Coast
Phar Lap remembered as greatest Australian racehorse
Melbourne observers recount Phar Lap the legendary chestnut gelding famed in the 1930s. The famous horse died in California after American racing campaigns, leaving a lasting national sense of pride and mystery.
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Oscar Fraley
Melbourne
Phar Lap
Australia
California
Phar Lan
North America
New Zealand
Petaluma Keeps Cage Title at Healdsburg Tourney Final
Petaluma defeats Ukiah 45 35 to defend the Healdsburg invitational basketball title. Hedin and Johnson led Petaluma with timely scoring while Ukiah missed key free throws and many shots, despite strong effort on the boards. Ukiah battles on the boards and faces Willows next, then George Washington in San Francisco.
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Ukiah
Varsity
Wildcats
Polski
Willows
George Washington High School
San Francisco
Petdluma
Ron Hedin
Johnny Johnson
Ralph Knivila
Fred Leuchfeld
Leroy Chase
Richard Huckins
Chase
Peteluma
Cochrane
Terry Cochrane
Johnson
Petaluma
Kamia
Leuckfeld
Petahima
Tme
Hedin
Huckins
Pttaluma
Aldo Saccilla
Tom Yoneda
Upset Wave Hits Top College Teams Across Nation
The upset wave feathers Kentucky, Notre Dame, and Cincinnati as St Louis, Northwestern, Tennessee, and others topple big names. Kentucky edges back to 7th after St Louis 71 70 thriller while Western Kentucky and Indiana win. Maryland Wake Forest Nebraska Loyola Texas A&M Rice Duquesne Navy Texas Tech Oklahoma A&M Texas Christian Baylor Colorado SMU NC State Clemson.
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John Griffin
United Press
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ohio State
Northwestern
South Bend
Ind
Tennessee
Temple
Wildcats
Jack Mimlitz
Harold Alcorn
Billikens
Mimilitz
Alcorn
Western Kentucky
New Mexico A&m
Indiana
Butler
Ted Guzek
Maryland
Wake Forest
Nebraska
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Don Smith
Loyola of
South
Texas A&m
Pete Gaudin
Rice
Louisiana State
Temple Tucker
Tom Robitaille
Duquesne
St. Francis
Navy
Roanoke
Texas Tech
Tulsa
Oklahoma A&m
Arkansas
Texas Christian
McMurry
Baylor
North Texas State
Colorado
Colorado A&m
SMU
Wichita
North Carolina State
Clemson
Cubs Acquire Charley Silvera From Yankees for Cash
Chicago buys San Francisco catcher Charley Silvera from the Yankees for cash and two minor leaguers to be named later. Silvera, 52, was waived to finalize the deal after eight years with New York. He batted .221 lifetime in 57 at bats over 12 Major League seasons.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Charley Silvera
New York Yankees
Silvera
Yankees
Giambra Wins Title Shot Hopes After Decisive Victory
In San Francisco Joey Giambra defeated Rocky Castellani by unanimous 10 round decision to claim a second straight win over Castellani. Giambra called for a world middleweight title fight against the Robinson Fullmer winner, while Castellani protested a robbery and demanded spaghetti.
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San Francisco
Joey Giambra
Rocky Castellani
Giambra
Castellani
Atlantic City
Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Fight Results By United Press
Odessa Texas report lists Biddy Turman of Dallas stopping Ponce de Leon of Fort Worth in a lightweight bout. New York St Nick's notes Alex Miteff of Argentina outpoints Archie McBride of Trenton. San Francisco lists Joey Giambra of Buffalo outpointing Rocky Castellini of Cleveland in a welterweight clash.
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United Press
Odessa
Texas
Turman
Dallas
Ponce de Leon
Forth Worth
New York
St. Nick's
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Archie McBride
Trenton
Kansas and Wilt the Stilt Hold Top Basketball Rank
Kansas led by Wilt Chamberlain retained the No 1 spot in the weekly United Press college basketball ratings after strong wins over Northwestern and Marquette. Louisville dropped to sixth after a surprise loss to Canisius, with North Carolina SMU San Francisco Ohio State and others filling the top 10.
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Kansas
Wilt the Stilt
Norman Miller
United Press
New York
Wil-The-Stilt Chamberlain
Louisville
Dayton
Temple
St. Louis
United Press Board of Coaches
Helb
Northwestern
Marquette
Chamberlain
North Carolina
Iinois
Southern Methodist
San Francisco
SMU
San Franciscuo
Canisius
Kentucky
Ohio State
Kansas State
West Coast
Dons
Buckeyes
Butler
Pittsburgh
Sinois
Iowa State
North Carolina State
Western Kentucky
UCLA
West Virginia
Indiana
Niagara
St. John's
Tempie
Willits Sports Notes by Hugh Clark
Willits notes include City League schedule with Willits High facing Laytonville and Southford on consecutive December dates. Tournament news highlights Fort Bragg event as the upcoming showcase with Lakeport Mendocino Eureka and Willits each dropping a game while South Fork and Ferndale earned wins and Fort Bragg split two.
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Willits Sports
Hugh Clark
Globe
Glamey Willits
Laytonville
Willits
Southford
Fort Bragg
Cight
Lakeport
Mendosing
Eureka
Areata Amd Wiliits
South Fork
Ferndale
Mort Bragg
Ukiah Daily Journal and publication details
Ukiah Daily Journal lists staff and office in Ukiah California. It notes publication days and hours, address at 164 East Standley Street, mail rates per year six months and per month, post office filing under legal decree and historic entry. It provides phone number Homestead 2 2991 for subscriptions and inquiries.
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B. A. Cober
D. J. Halcomb
HW. OM. Ivey
City Balter
East Standley Street
Ukiah
Mendocino County
California
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Charlie Silvera
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