Wildcats host Lakeport Cardinals in local basketball showdown
Ukiah and Lakeport renew a competitive boys basketball rivalry as the Wildcats host the Cardinals. The junior teams open at 7 30 p m followed by the varsity clash with coaches Marsh and King using mixed lineups to gain game experience before the Christmas break. Lakeport relies on Wayne Pyzer Jim Lusk and Bruce Kitchen as they seek a two game win streak while Ukiah aims to sharpen defense behind Charles Smith Johnny Edgar and Rick Hooker.
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Bob Marsh
George King
Willits Wolverines
Joe Thurston
Delaney Nutt
Lakeport Five
Wayne Pyzer
Jim Lusk
Zneed
Bruce Kitchen
Willits
Ukiah
Charles Smith
Johnny Edgar
Rick Hooker
Jim Reid
Jo Whitaker
Tommy Lawrence
Rocky) Graziano
Regents Meet Openly on UCLA California Exit from Conference
The University of California Regents consider removing California and UCLA from the four decade old Pacific Coast Conference in an open session. Faculty and student groups at Berkeley and UCLA campuses press for withdrawal amid post probation tensions and a June policy debate.
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Potter Valley Fives and Willits Busy In Tournament Openers
Potter Valley Bearcats defy the Friday the 13th jinx with a tournament opener against Upper Lake in Lower Lake as Middletown hosts night one. Willits visits Laytonville for a traditional clash. Fort Bragg faces Healdsburg in a regional tilt. Saturday sees Potter Valley vs Middletown and Geyserville while Willits goes to Mendocino.
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Durable Five Routs Lakeport in Close 86-84 Cage Thriller
Durable Five of Calpella edged Lakeport Town 86-84 in a tight Ukiah Valley Recreation League clash. Leroy Chase led Durable with 21 points while Lakeport’s Chantler scored 36 to pace the game. Durable had earlier beat Lower Lake 61-32 and 88-51 in separate quarter games.
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Jiid Brown
Harvey Siltner
Brad Shear
Charles Hale
Ernie Piffero
Ray Martinelli
Larry Rupe
M. Crawford
Ukiah Valley Cage League
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Shear
Hale
Brown
Sittner
Martinelli
Adams
Wepir
Mamuat
Harlinen
Lewer Lake
Chambers Leads Ukiah Dolphins at Recreation Meet
John Chambers a brake high school senior trains under Mrs. Jack Kauffman AAU age group chief in San Anselmo. He and fellow Dolphins Johnny Hees enter butterfly breaststroke events at a Hamilton Playground pool meet with over 70 heats.
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Ukiah Dolphins
Hamilton Playground
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Charles Saya
Ann Curtis
America
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Jack
Beth) Kauffman
San Anselmo
Drake
Ukiah
Dolphins
Johnny Hees
Ukiahigh
Johnny
Karl Hoes
Redwood Valley
Swede Jo Hansson Faces First American Opponent
Weber heavyweight Ingemar Jo Hansson fights Archie McBride in Gothenburg for a 10 round bout that could decide his status in the United States. Johansson, Europe’s champion with 18 undefeated pro fights, meets Tren ton native Archie, seen as his toughest test yet.
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United States
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Europe
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Trenton
N.J
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Floyd Patterson
Bob Satterfield
Hurricane Jackson
Nino Valdes
Jimmy Slade
Albert's Strategic Gambles Elevate Forty Niners in Chicago Style
San Francisco coach Frankie Albert mimics Casey Stengel by juggling players and passes to outsmart opponents. Hugh McElhenny shifts from back to end and Key plays by Arenas Barnes and Brodie help vault the Forty Niners into title contention.
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Casey Stengel
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Clyde Conner
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Tittle
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John Brodie
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Joe Arenas
Larry Barnes
Gene Babb
Joe Perry
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Jessup
Farmer Brown Lead What May Be Best Dons Quintet
USF stars return as Art Day Mike Farmer Gene Brown and Al Dunbar anchor a deep veteran lineup with Freddie Lacour and Bill Mallen boosting the bench Coach Phil Woolpert cautions there are many rivers to cross before March but expects another rugged NCAA bid led by defense and leadership from Farmer and Brown Lacour shows promise after a freshman scoring run and the Dons look set for another tournament run with a strong starting five and solid depth.
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Phil Woolpert
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Lacour
St. Ignatius High School
USF Frosh
Varsity
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Bill Mallen
Bill Russell
C. Jones
Dave Lillevand
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Charles Russell
Bill
Farmer
Gene Brown
Local Broadcasts to Cover Cage Contests
Radio station KUKI will cover the Kiah Lakeport game tonight at 8 p.m. and rebroadcast Laytonville and Willits action tomorrow afternoon. Tomorrow night KUKI transcribes Willits Mendocino for rebroadcast Sunday noon before the SF 49ers meet Green Bay at 1 30 p m with NFL title at stake.
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Carter Ladewig Hold Leads In World Invitational Match
Don Carter led the men's division with 241.13 points and a 6.67 point cushion over Tom Hennessey as the event nears its final rounds. Marion Ladewig, six time national champion from Grand Rapids, held a 6.95 point edge over Marge Merrick of Detroit in the women’s standings.
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Marion Ladewig
Carter
Tom Hennessey
St. Louis
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Detroit
Writers pick Tommy Kono as Sullivan Trophy favorite
Oscar Fraley reports on balloting for the Sullivan Award with Tommy Kono favored. The piece notes Kono’s unmatched 1952 Helsinki 148-pound and 181-pound titles, world titles across weight classes, and multiple national and Olympic successes. Other nominees include track stars Bobby Morrow Harold Connolly Tom Courtney Glenn Davis and swimmers Frank McKinney Sylvia Ruuska Terry Rand Doug Blubaugh.
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New York
James E. Sullivan
Tommy Kono
Hercules
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Helsinki
Ixono
Mister Muscles
Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christian
Harold Connolly
Boston
Tom Courtney
Glenn Davis
Ohio State
Morrow
Connolly
Courtney
Davis
Frank McKinney
Indianapolis
Sylvia Ruuska
Berkeley
Calif
Fort Bragg
Terry Rand
DC Truckers
Pasadena Debates Dodgers Rose Bowl Stint 1958
Pasadena residents split over allowing the Dodgers to play at the Rose Bowl while awaiting a new stadium. Support from the Tournament of Roses and county supervisors favored a temporary move, but property owners warned of traffic and other impacts.
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Walter O'Malley
USF Dons Face Biggest Test So Far in Cal Five
California Bears and USF Dons meet at Cow Palace in a key early season game as both teams boast 3 0 and 2 0 records. The Dons, defending WCAC hopefuls, rely on their ailing lineup from last season while Cal seeks another win to stay undefeated.
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Elgin Baylor
Jech Beavers
Dave Gambee
University of Southern California Trojans
Loyola
Gene Pingatore
Tom Donahue
Jim Pugh
Trojan
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Jean Lefebvre
Whitworth
Lefebvre
Dick Brahams
Bob Marsh Leads VA Realty Win Over Ukiah 61 48
Ukiah basketball fans watched Bob Marsh debut for the Realtors as VA Realty defeated Anton Propane 61 48 at Pomolita gym. Marsh scored 17 points, Jim Garrity added 10, while Dick Smythe and Nelson led the losers with 12 and 11. The Realtors surged with a 23 point second period to set the pace. Philo Boonville defeated CSEA 50 42 in the earlier game as Dave Crump led with 17. Charles Burnett notes a June apple crop.
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Pomolita Gym
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Realtors
Jim Garrity
V.A
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