Cloverdale Wildcats Visit Ukiah In Chessall Clash
Cloverdale travels to Ches sall gym for a third meeting with Ukiah this season aiming to reverse a prior loss after Ukiah routed Cloverdale 60 plus points in Healdsburg. Ukiah led by Freddy Miller and Jim Whitaker in Friday action, with Arvin Reeves and Charles Smith contributing. Clear Lake’s Wayne Pyzer paced the Cardinals in the earlier game while Bill Cleveland sealed the late freethrows for the B squad.
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Cloverdale
Healdsburg Journey
Los ‘Amarting
Skiah
Clear Lake
Chessall Gym
Freddy Miller
Johnny Edgar
Miler
Tr Teaici
Jim Whitaker
Arvin Reev
Charles Smith
Miller G. Clear Lake
Wayne Pyzer
Cardinals
Bill Cleveland
Ron Sneed
Frida
Arvin Read
Jim DeWitt
Lakeport
Ron Colton
Journal
Erickson
Fist Fights Mark Rangers Victory Over Red Wings
In Madison Square Garden the New York Rangers beat Detroit 4-2 as two fights erupted late. Terry Spiyedale and Red Sullivan drew major penalties, with Bucky Hollingsworth and Jack Evans also exchanging blows. Danny Lewicki and Sullivan added goals in the final period to seal second place behind Montreal.
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Engined Press
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
Madison Square Garden
Terry Spiyedale
Detroit
Red Sullivan
Rangers
Bucky Hollingsworth
Wings
Jack Evans
New York
Danny Lewicki
Sullivan
Montreal
Chicago
Dollard
St. Laurent
Jonni Marshall
Canadiens
Jacques ‘Plante
Monthuey
Williams and Sievers Win Major Baseball Honors
Ted Niams of the Red Sox won his fifth AL batting title with a .388 average, the highest in the majors. Williams, the oldest winner of the title, hit .632 in the final month and had 163 hits. Sievers led the league in runs batted in with 114 and in home runs. Washington hosts a Young Republican leadership training school starting January 27.
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Chicago
Ted Niams
Red Sox
Sven Williams
Wiliams
Howe News
Roy Sievers
Washington
Ukiah Daily Rates and Post Office Notice
Public notice lists publication schedule and mailing rates for Ukiah newspaper. It notes second class matter status and details subscription costs including one year six months and per copy price. Also provides a telephone number for Homestead service.
Retiring PCC Detective Is A Lonely Sad Figure
Victor O Schmidt the PCC commissioner announced his resignation after a turbulent tenure marked by clashes with UCLA and Southern California over infractions penalties. The bookish former acting commissioner faced hostility in Los Angeles as conferences split and Stanford stood alone in remaining. He will move to writing as his primary pursuit.
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Scotr Baillie
United Press
San Francisco
Victor O. Schmidt
UCLA
Southern California
California
Los Angeles
Schrmidt
Stanford
Whtich
Schmidt
Viaie
Ag Dube
Gert Thes
Willows
Shy
Edwin Atherton
FBI
Vita
Hite Hotter
Joseph Shell
Bruins
Trojans
Copipus
Clear Lake Nips Ukiah Bs In Low Scoring Clash
In Chessall gym Friday the B lame edged the Ukiah Bs 21 to 20. Bil Cleveland scored all his points in the fourth period while Pfrehm sparked Clear Lake in the second half. Ukiah’s Bob Britton Tommy Lawrence and Ed Graziano rallied late but could not seal the win.
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Chessall Gym
Clear Lake
Bil Cleveland
Pfrehm
Ukiah Bs
Ukiah
Bob Britton
Tommy Lawrence
Ed Graziano
Ukiah Cross Country Team Presents Coach Williamson Plaque
At an awards assembly Ukiah Highs 1957 cross country team honored Coach Norman Williamson with a plaque listing team members Ker Anderson Bob Ryder Mike Ellington Ron Matison Tom Berg Dave Aho Mike Hayes Captain Ray Owens Myron Remington Barry Turner Kerry Clough Mark Johnson Gerald Jinson and Al Johnson. The event also announced cross country letter winners and foot bath awards.
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Ukiah High
Norman Williamson
Williamson
Ukiah
Ker Anderson
Bob Ryder
Mike Ellington
Ron Matison
Fom Berg
Dave Aho
Mike Hayes
Capt
Ray Owens
Myron Remington
Barry Turner
Kerry Clough
Mark Johnson
Gerald Jinson
al Johnson
Future 49er Player Leads Air Force Win
Bolling Air Force Base of Washington DC won its second straight shrimp bowl game 28-7 over the San Diego Marines. Veron Switzer ex Kansas State and San Francisco Forty-Niner back sparked the win with a second quarter fumble return for a TD and a 14-7 halftime lead that grew to 28-7 in the third. Moscow Russia claimed it successfully launched Sputniks II on the first try, saying calculations were perfect.
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Galveston
Moscow
Russia
United States
Seattle and San Jose Pull Off Surprising Upsets Across Coast
Seattle beats Bradley 74 68 as Elgin Baytor scores 26 and San Jose State edges Stanford 66 59. UCLA defeats Depauw 73 48, Oregon State tops Gonzaga 71 62, Oklahoma State over Washington 43 39, and Washington State falls to Montana 68 58. The Dons face Southern California in a Cow Palace doubleheader en route to Louisville and New York showcases.
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United Press
Seattle
John Castellani
Chieftains
Elgin Baytor
Bradley
Louisville
New York
Theos
USF
Cal
Oregon State
Jean Lefebvre
Gonzava
Bulldogs
Ave Gantrbee
Oklationta State
Washington
Huskies
Sir. Mary's
Deyton
Gaels
Maraca Cata
Washington State
Montana
University of San Francisco
Southern California
Cow Palace
Stanford
Santa Clara
Old Pros Shine as Forty Niners Beat Packers, Prep for Lions
In Kezar Stadium Detroit visits Sunday for a Western Division playoff with San Francisco. Y A Tittle Joe Perry Gordy Soltau starred as the Forty Niners rallied from a 20 10 halftime deficit to beat Green Bay 27 20. Perry set a club rushing record with 27 carries for 130 yards and Soltau kicked two field goals and converted all three extra points.
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Frankie Albert
San Francisco Forty Niners
Detroit Lions
Albert
iXezar Stadium
Y.A. Tittle
Joe Perry
Gordy Soltau
Forty Niners
Green Bay Packers
Allert
John Brodie
Baltimore
Perry
Steve van Buren
Soltau
Tittle
Detroit
Brodie
Green Bay
Conner
Clyde Conner
Chicago Bears
George Wilson
Lions
San Francisco
Packers
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
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Bears
Chicago
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Cleveland
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Sam Baker
Redskins
Steelers
Washington
Chicago Cardinals
Eagles
Philadelphia
Pete Cleveland
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cards
Los Angeles
Morton Leads Potter Valley In Middletown Tourney Honors
Potter Valley star Mike Morton earned the outstanding player award as the Bearcats went 1-3 in Middletown tourney action. Morton scored 13 in a 32-29 loss to Upper Lake and 10 in a 22-20 defeat to Geyserville, while Adrian Cook added 10 and Don Clark aided late.
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Potter Valley
Mike Morton
Middletown
Bearcats
Potter Valley Five
Upper Lake
Lower Lake
Adrian Cook
Morton
Potter Boys
Don Watts
Geyserville
the Hall
Don Clark
Duke to Meet Notre Dame and Big Opponents Next Season
Duke University will play Notre Dame in football for the first time next season. The 1958 schedule also includes Baylor Georgia Tech LSU Illinois among other major opponents.
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Durham
N. C
Duke University
Notre Dame
Blue Devils
Baylor
Georgian Tech
LSU
Ilinois
Upsets Loom For Top College Basketball Powers
National contenders face stern tests as North Carolina and Arkansas brace for rugged games after Bradley and Notre Dame fell to Seattle and Marquette respectively. Kansas State, Michigan State, Temple, UCLA, and others won, while Kansas eyes Washington and California amid a crowded top ten.
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John Griffin
United Press
Bradley
Notre Dame
North Carolina
Arkansas
Seattle
Stein Baylor
Midwest
Marquette
South Carolina
Frank McGuire
Tar Heels
Minnesota
University of Kentucky
Kentucky
Kansas
St. Joseph's
Jayhawk
Will Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Washington
California
Kansas State
Iowa
Jack Parr
Michigan State
Colorado
Temple
Bucknell
UCLA
de Pauw
Hawks hand Lakers 138 118 whipping in Minneapolis
The St Louis Hawks defeated the Minneapolis Lakers 138 to 118 in Minneapolis. Cliff Hagan scored 40 points stunning the Lakers while Bob Pettit was limited to 17. The win widened the Hawks lead in the Western Division over Cincinnati to 5 42 games. Syracuse Nationals beat Cincinnati 109 83 and the Knicks topped Detroit 116 109.
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St. Louis Hawks
Bob Pettit
Minneapolis Lakers
Hawks
Lakers
Minneapolis
Pettit
Kentucky
Cliff Hagan
Cincinnati
Syracuse Nationals
New York Knicks
Detroit
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