Local bowling scores reveal tight finishes across multiple teams
The card highlights a big finish by Eara Vah with a decisive turkey in the final frame at Ocky’s. Vi led the losers with 472 as Lora Glady and Shirley delivered steady sets. Foresters led by Pat Stafford posted 467 with Sank contributing a 806k four high. Kathy Smith and Ireta Ham posted 447 and 425 for their squads, while Garden Beauty rivals faced Bonnet and Cochrane with Bonnet's 202 and 462 in the middle games.
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Eara
Vah
Figet
Ar Sheets
Alves Rey
Ie Pai
Kathy Smith Im G
Nice
Ireta Hamshot
Elie Bonnet
Bettys
Bonnet
Garden Beauty
Punky
Hammell
Deh Beauty
Nins Cochrane
Jad Asbig
Ukiah Track Meet Highlights Narrow 1200 Yard Finish
A terse report notes a 1200 yard race with a tight finish as Ukiah athletes compete. unclear names and details are present but the core moment is a fast closing late surge.
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Ukiah
Bribery Charge Treads Pitt Dentist in Fix Case
Pittsburgh reports a hearing set for Dr Edward Sebastian a 33 year old dentist on bribery charges linked to attempts to enlist two University of Pittsburgh basketball players Faleksi and John Fridley to shave points in Panther games. He was arrested Monday and posted $5000 bond.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Panther Games
Sebastian
Pitt
Pirates Trade Ronnie Kline to Cardinals for Cimoli and Cheney
Right hander Ronnie Kline, who pressed for a move last summer, was traded from Pittsburgh to St Louis for outfielder Gino Cimoli and pitcher Tom Cheney. Kline, 27, said he wanted a regular turn and expressed mixed feelings about leaving the Pirates after being unused in strict rotations.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Ronnie Kiline
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kline
St. Louis
College Cage Standings as of Dec 19
UPI ranking shows Cincinnati at 20 0 with 50 points 2 Weat Virginia 8 0 leads 308 43 Ohio State 6 0 264 California 5 0 UT St Louis 6 2 138 Utah 60 187 Bradley 60 Georgia Tech 6 0 47 Kansas 5 2 48 Indiana 4 1 45
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Cage
United Ational
Cincinnati
Weat
Virginia
Ohio State
California
St. Louis
Utah
Bradley
Mis
Georgia Tech
Kansas
Indiana
Syracuse Second Unit Poised for Cotton Bowl Clash
Houston dispatch notes Syracuse readying for Texas New Year’s Day Cotton Bowl. Coach Schwartzwald er praises second unit equal to first and plans rotating quarterbacks Dick Easterly and Surette, with Ernie Davis and Art Baker supporting a formidable backfield and the famed Sizeable Seven line anchored by Rog er Davis.
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Houston
Tex
Beh Schwartzvader
Syracuse
Schwarzzwalder
Texas
Schwartzswaldér
Dick Easterly
Ger. Schwedes
Dave Sarette
Schwedes
Kansas
Ces Shepabze
Roger Davis
UPI
Pete Brokaw
Mark Weber
John Nichols
UCLA
49ers Sign Twelve Young Players To 1960 Contracts
San Francisco Forty Niners announce twelve young players signed to 1960 contracts. Draftees Ola Murchison Bot Walden Jim Stemen Carl Robinson. Redshirts Dan Colchico Lew Akin Dee Mackey Ron Warzeka Paul Tripp. Free agent Fred Williamson. Rookies Mike Dukes Tom Osborne receive another chance.
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San Francisco
UPI
NFL
Ola Murchiison
College of Pacific
Bot Walden
Auburn
Jim
Stemn
Williams
North Carolina
Colege
Carl Robinson
South Carolina State
Dan Colchico
San Jose State
Lew Akin
Vanderbilt
Dee Mackey
East Texas State
Ron Warzeka
Montana State College
Paul Tripp
Idaho State
Fred Williamson
Northwestern
Avill
Mike Dukes
Clemson
Tom Osborne
Hastings
Rickey Still Optimistic on Dallas Major League Pull
Continental League President Branch Rickey expressed optimism about bringing Dallas-Fort Worth into the new league. He met with civic leaders and potential backers and said he could not give up, believing the area wants major league baseball.
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Dallas
Tex
UPI
Branch Rickey
Dallas-Fort Worth
Rickey
Fort Worth
Ohio State and Georgia Tech Lose Unbeaten Streaks
Utah ends Ohio State's six game winning streak with a 97-92 win in Salt Lake City. SMU defeats Georgia Tech 80-71 in Dallas. Cincinnati faces Bradley as a major obstacle in the Bearcats' bid to stay unbeaten. Lucas- McGill clash highlighted the Utah-Ohio State game with Lucas scoring 32 to 31 for McGill.
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Fred Down
United Press International
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Georgia Tech
Cincinnati
Utah
Salt Lake City
Southern Methodist
Dallas
SMU
Oscar Robertson
Bradley
Lucas Wing
Billy McGill
Jerry Lucas
Lucas
McGill
Max Williams
Steve Strange
Williams
Strange
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Mississippi
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Big Ten
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Ihe Broncos
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Seattle
Louisville
Alabama
Xavier
Ohio
Citadel
al Gosnell
Guv Vaughn
Illinois
Ed Perry
Marty Gharrity
Badgers
Spearing Article Triggers NHL Fines for Bathgate Patrick
Montreal UPI reports NHL President Clarence Campbell fined New York Rangers figures Andy Bathgate and Murray Patrick 500 and 100 dollars respectively for allowing a True magazine article to publish accusations that players speared opponents. The article appeared in the Canadian edition for January.
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True Magazine
South's Backfield Named for Shrine All Star Contest
Wade Walker of Mississippi State named the starting backfield for the Shrine All Star South squad for Saturday night. Quarterback Fran Carell of Miami, halfbacks Gordon Speer of Rice and Jack Westbrook of Florida, and fullback Don Klochak of North Carolina were selected.
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Miami
Wade Walker
Mississippi State
Walker
Fran Carell
University of Miami
Gordon Speer
Rice
Jack Westbrook
Florida
Don Klochak
North Carolina
Cal’s Imhoff Competes For Open All America Spots
Cal’s 6-10 center Darral Imhoff contends for one of two remaining open spots on the All America team as the season opens. NYU’s Tom Sanders boosted his case with a 40 point outburst after averaging 21 earlier, while West Virginia’s Jerry West, Cincinnati’s Oscar Robertson, and Ohio State’s Jerry Lucas are the fixed selections.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
UPI
West Virginia
Jerry West
Cincinnati
Oscay Robertson
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Darral Imhoff
California
Tom Sanders
NYU
Robertson
Missouri
Tony Jackson
St. John's
Bill Lickert
Kentucky
Bill Kennedy
Temple
Bob Nordmann
St. Louis
John Egan
Providence
York Jamese
North Carolina
Imhoff
Sanders
Denver
Knuckleballer Wilhelm Tops ERAs in Two Leagues
Hoyt Wilhelm of the Baltimore Orioles became the first pitcher in history to post the top earned run average in both the American and National Leagues. At 36, he led the American League last season with a 2.19 ERA after a 15-11 year, beating Camilo Pascual, Bob Shaw, Art Ditmar, and Jerry Walker for the honor.
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Chicago
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore Orioles
Wilhelm
New York Giants
Howe
Camilo Pascual
Washington
Pascual
Bob Shaw
White Sox
Art Ditmar
Yankees
Jerry Walker
Orioles
Mudder Johnson Tops Golf Circuit With Rainy Wins
Flowie Johnson of Meadow Lark California captured back to back rain soaked victories on the golf circuit. His first win came at the 1958 Azalea Open and his most recent triumph occurred in Baton Rouge Louisiana this year.
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Mudder
Dunedin
Fla
Flowie Johnson
Meadow Lark
Calif
Baton Rouge
Calu Stable Tops Money Winners at New York Track
Sul Stable New York reports that the Calu Farm of Mrs Gene Markey has led money-winning stables 11 times since 194. The line highlights stable performance at major events and notes long term success under Mrs Markey.
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SUL Stable
New York
UPI
Calumet Farm
Gene Markey
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