Wildcats Rally Past Ferndale in Close High School Tilt
Ukiah High School Wildcats defeated Ferndale High School 46 to 8 in Chessall Gymnasium. Forward Jin Brown nailed a last second set shot to seal the win after Ferndale briefly drew within seven late in the fourth. Lynn Mauney scored all eight Ferndale first-quarter points and troubled Ukiah throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Bil Horn
Lynn Mauney
Ferndale
Wildcats
Chessall
Journal
Jin Brown
Ukiah High School Wildcats
Ferndale High School
Chessall Gymnasium
Pamie
Mauney
Phil Nyberg
Lycn
Ukiah Aims To Tie Record With Calistoga Visit
Ukiah High Wildcats travel to Calistoga tomorrow afternoon to even their season at two wins and two losses. A preliminary Ukiah B team vs Calistoga B contest starts at 8 pm with the varsity game to follow on KURT radio. Ferndale led late, then Ukiah rallied as Mayo and Whitaker staged a late push, but Ferndale held on for a 42-38 win in the district matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High School
Wildcats
Calistoga
Ukiah B
Calistoga High School
KURT
Air Fine
Elvsta Telat Sasso
Hese Sessese
EDEL
ECE
CES LN EE
Trabert Stumbles In Pro Debut In Cincinnati
Tony Trabert, in his first pro appearance before hometown fans, loses to Pancho Gonzales 6 2 7 5 in singles at the Cincinnati Gardens. He teams with Rex Harrison for a doubles win over Hartwig and an unnamed partner 1 6 6 4 8 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tony Trabert
Pancho Gonzales i
Australia
Rexig
Gray
Trabert
Cincinnati Gardens
Jack S Kramers
Hartwig
Pro Banks
Perez Battles Rosi Tonight in TV 10-rounder at St Nicholas Arena
Lili Perez of Brooklyn a former top featherweight makes his third start as a lightweight tonight favored 8-5 to beat Paolo Rosi of Italy in a 10 round TV bout at St Nicholas Arena. Perez seeks a title shot while Rosi an unranked 27 year old Italian has won seven of nine in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lili Perez
Brooklyn
Paolo Rosi
Italy
St. Nicholas Arena
Lulu
Bobby Courchesne
Johnny Gonsalves
Madison Square Garden
Louis commends Robinson over Olson bout
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis praised Sugar Ray Robinson for his comeback success. He said Robinson has Olson's number and will beat him again, by knockout or decision, in the upcoming bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seartvge
Joe Louis
Sugar Ray Robinson
Bobo Olson
USF Dons Idle as Utah and BYU Dominate Weekend
USF idle during the weekend as Utah and BYU issue decisive victories. Utah crushed Arizona twice 119-63 and 93-63 while BYU swept Oregon 72-61 and 83-62. UCLA and USC also posted doubles. Stanford and Washington posted wins, as college teams chase tournament glory and key conference play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of San Francisco Dons
Bil Russell and Company
Chicago
New York
Madison Square Garden
USF
Utah
Brigham Young
Utes
Arizona
Oregon
UCLA
Denver
Purdue
Southern California
Washington
Stanford
Baylor
Gary Nelson
Tuskies
Indians
Ron Ford Wins Loyalty Award At Banquet
Ron Ford, the first Wildcat to win the Most Loyal award, was lauded at a father son dinner honoring Uklah High School football. Don Carson earned MVP honors as a standout senior halfback. Guest speaker Joe Verducet, San Francisco State coach, presented trophies to Manuel Perry, the Most Improved Wildcat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Ford
Don Carson
Uklah
Carson
Uklah High School
Wildcat
Ford
Fred Sten
Jove Verducet
San Francisco State College
Verducet
Manuel Perry
San Francisco State
Perry
49ers Beat Colts To End Season On High Note
San Francisco Forty Niners defeated the Baltimore Colts 35-24 at Kezar Stadium in front of 35 371 fans. Y A Tittle threw two touchdown passes and Hugh McElhenny scored twice as SF built a 28 3 halftime lead. The win secures a fourth victory in 12 games and places SF one notch above last in the Western Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Detroit
Bob Toneff
Charlie Powell
Clay Matthews
Colts
al Ameche
Forty Niners
Tittle
Dickey Moegle
Gary Kerkorian
Bill Wilson
Joe Arenas
McElhenny
Wilson
Arenas
Hardy Brown
George Shaw
Baltimore
Colt
Shaw
Jim Mutscheller
Lloyd Coltergahn
Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Otto Graham
Cleveland
Ray Renfro
Eddie LeBaron
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Y. A. Tittle
Hugh McElhenny
Baltimore Colts
Frank Gifford
New York Giants
Detroit Lions
Rams
Lou Groza
Brown
Brownies
Rams Meet Browns For Division Title In Pro Grid Finale
The rookie studded Rams host the veteran Browns December 26 in Memorial Coliseum for the NFL championship game preview. Los Angeles clinched the Western Division by beating Green Bay 31-17, while Cleveland, led by Otto Graham, clinched the Eastern crown with 35-24 over the Chicago Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Rams
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles
Sid Gillman
Paul Brown
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Rams
Cleveland
Norm van Brocklin
Tom Fear
Memorial Coliseum
Graham
Doak Walker
Detroit
Alan Ameche
Baltimore
Pele Pihos
Snead Wins Miami Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia captured the Miami Open after a sudden-death playoff with Tommy Bolt. Snead tied Bolt at 201 after 54 holes then parred the first extra hole. Bolt missed a short par bid sealing Snead’s sixth Miami Open title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Sam Snead
Links
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Tommy Bolt
Sneads
Miami Springs
Bolt
Snead
Chattanooga
Tenn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hhim Brown
Leroy Chase
Rich Miller
Ferndale Cage
Focals
Cats
Stan Dixon
Bill Horn
Monthey
Tion
Ted Mayo
Tom Whitaaker
Dixon
Mayo
Miller
Humboldt County
Jim Goff
Nyberg
Whitaker
Milwaney
Tno
Fredsten
Perndale
Gary Byers
Ferndale Bs
Ukiah Bs
Erndale
Cioffi
Millers
Dixons
Maya
Llorn
Martin
Avila
Pickner
Ant Benz
Andy
Wwe
Ktel
Sassaags
Tuberculosis Association
Perez
Rosi
Louis
Golden State Hotel
Powell At Ellis
Mendocino County
Tommy McCormac
Mianinger
Ukiah Daily Journal Sports
Larry Lavelle
Oregon State
Wyoming
Cowboys
Joe Capua
Seattle
California
Santa Clara
San Jose State
al Brightman
Chieftains
Broncos
St. Mary’s
Bears
Make Wadsworth
Gaels
Sacramento State
College of the Pacific
Fresno State
Chaso State
Tigers
John ‘Thomas
Leonard Brown
Bulldogs
Columbia
Sne
St. Senter
Don Nassie
Bob Shore
Nassie & Shore
Insurance Agency
HOW
Perkins Ph
49Ers
Syntron
F.D.B. Factory
M. Neil Wallace
Hee Hotel
Rams Pelt Packers
Slammin’ Snead
Horace Fahrney
H. L. Fahrney
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!