Dartmouth Invades West in Coast Basketball Series
The Dartmouth Indians travel to the Pacific Coast to face USC in Playa del Rey and Stanford in a Cow Palace doubleheader. They then play California at Berkeley as part of a regionally televised slate. Dartmouth sits 4-0 this season under coach Doggy Julian highlighted by Bob, a playmaker, and 6-8 center Jim Francis.
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Oregon Halfback Dick James Out With arm Injury
Shrine West coaches Casanova Ward and Jessel reviewed the West roster as Dick James of Oregon broke his arm swimming and will wear a cast for about a month. A replacement may be named today as 18 East players arrived to hotel stay.
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Kaline Youngest Batting Champion At 21 In MLB History
Detroit's Kaline celebrates his 21st birthday as the youngest batting champion after winning the 1940s era crown with a .340 average, 200 hits, and 321 total bases. The piece contrasts him with Ty Cobb, Ted Williams, and Pete Reiser as earlier boy wonders whose careers followed different paths.
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Spartans Target Rose Bowl Win Under Daugherty
Michigan State aims to cap a rapid rebuild by winning the Rose Bowl on January 2. Captain Buck Nystrom leads a balanced squad with Earl Morrall and Walt Kowalczyk at backfield, Norman Masters anchoring the line, and Hugh Daugherty praised for coaching acumen after the 1954 slump.
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Dons Extend Streak in DePaul Tournament Victory
San Francisco’s national champions the Dons defeated De Paul 82 59 to win the De Paul tournament in Chicago. The win stretched their winning streak to 31 games as they eye a 40 game record. They next play Wichita Loyola and New York in upcoming fixtures.
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Healdsburg Humbles Wildcats 54 45 in Hard Fought win
Healdsburg High School edged Ukiah 54 45 after building an early lead and fending off Ukiah’s second half challenge. Wayne Cook led Greyhounds with 22 points, while Tom Thomason added eight. Ukiah’s Ted Mayo and John Avila each reached 12.
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Trabert and Hart Top Pro Ranks After Amateur Titles
The U S Lawn Tennis Association names Tony Trabert and Doris Hart as top pro rankings after they turned professional. Trabert leads the men after winning the U S singles title and Wimbledon, while Hart repeats as No 1 in women after defending the U S title. Rankings await formal approval at the San Francisco meeting Jan 21.
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Ukiah Battles Fortuna To Take 46-39 Victory
Ukiah High School Wildcats erased a five point Fortuna lead in the second half at Chessall Gym to win 46-39, with Jim Brown scoring 14 and Tom Whitaker 10. Fortuna’s Harry Innocenti led the visitors with 13 as Ukiah’s rally produced a balanced scoring effort and a split twin bill with Ukiah B falling 37-35 in the opener.
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Ukiah Cadet Rifle Team Tops Santa Rosa in Scores
Ukiah High School cadet corps rifle team defeated Santa Rosa High School 1401 to 1299 in top 10 and 756 to 720 in top 5 events. James Reece led with 163 points while Santa Rosa’s Sims had 166. The schools will compete again in a triangular meet with Napa High School next month.
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Barnard Wins Week's Merchandise in Palace Derby
Barnard of Talmage road won the $10 weekly merchandise order in the Steelhead Derby at the Palace Sports and Hobby Shop. B R Meadows of Ukiah holds the largest steelhead entry so far, a 10-pounder from Tompki Creek. The Meadows home is on Kndéb Hill. The derby closes on the last day of the steelhead season.
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