Wildcats Prep for Boonville Five and Lakeport Trip
Anderson Valley’s varsity shows strong progress since December’s Ukiah tournament as it heads to Chessall gym tonight to challenge a rugged Ukiah squad. Ukiah’s B team opens at 7 30 against Boonville led by Mathias Mann and Zanoni. Tomorrow Ukiah hosts Lakeport after facing flu and injury woes with postes such as Standridge Wilson Triplett and Stegeman keying a potential starting unit.
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Tet
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Carl Stromberg
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Church League Honors Shared By Many Teams and Individuals
In Ukiah Valley Church Basketball League play, Assembly of God leads the A division with five wins, Faith Lutheran tops the B division with three wins. Saturday saw tight wins and standout scorers like Harland Welch and Paul Hage for A of G, Jim Judd for Faith Lutheran, and Jerry Cook for the Methodists.
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Joan Miller
Alan Wiemeyer
Gary Borgna
St. Mary's
Pat Finnegan
Methodists
Latter-day Saints
Jerry Cook
Cook
Mel Prethel
LDS
Max Foutz
Presbyterian Church
Jim Judd
Presbyterians
Rich Mauer
Igen Toler
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Nelson Redding
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Mel Pethel
John Miller
Alan Weimeyer
A of G
Skowron Upset Over Contract Bid Rejected By Yankees
Bill Skowron rejected a Yankee contract offer around 30 000 and aims for about 40 000. He doubts the Pirates can win the 1961 NL pennant, listing the Giants Dodgers or Milwaukee as favorites. Pirates sign Mazeroski and Face, adding to a growing roster as others sign with several clubs.
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Trojans Renew Brain Feud Over Weekend Showdowns
LOS ANGELES UP I reports the UCLA and Southern California basketball rivalry heats up with a two game weekend set at the Sports Arena. The fierce cross city series features rich histories with close finishes and strong coaching by Johnny Wooden, as UCLA seeks to extend a recent edge.
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Indoor Tests Set for Thomas Boston and Rudolph at Millrose
John Thomas Ralph Boston and Istvan Rozsavolgyi lead a star field at the 54th Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden with 24 Olympians and multiple world indoor record contenders. Thomas aims to break the world indoor high jump mark, while Boston and Bo Roberson chase the first 26 feet indoors. Rozsavolgyi, Cunliffe, Rudolph, and Bragg headline a program featuring new women sprint trials and a mix of milers and hurdlers vying for records.
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Kid Paret Signs For Title Defense
Benny Paret will defend his world welterweight title against Emile Griffith at Miami Beach Convention Hall on Saturday April 1. The bout, Paret’s second defense at 147 pounds, follows a secret agreement reached Wednesday. Griffith has defeated Cuban rivals Florentino Fernandez and Lightnin Luis Rodriguez. Promoter Chris Dundee expects a live gate of at least $40,000 and TV money details to follow.
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Kid) Paret
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Women Reach 200s In Ukiah Early League at Yokayo Bowl
Pat Radcliff hit a 200 and finished with a 528 series leader among 16 teams in the Ukiah Women's Early league. Vera Smalley also bowled 200, while Vinnie Turner had a 505 series for second high. Harold's Club led the team standings by half a game over Fabric Lane, which posted 784 and 2190 for team honors.
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Mary Thompson
NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International
A hurricane expends more energy than five decades of U S electricity production. In one day it can lift two billion tons of seawater and hurl it back as torrential rain.
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Januarys fifty thousand Ace Palm Springs Golf Thrill
Al Mengert led the third round of the Palm Springs Golf Classic with a 36-hole 133 after a second-round 65. Don January, despite a 36-hole 141, earned a $50,000 hole-in-one on the 148-yard 15th at Indian Wells. Amateur Sam Tobias aced the 12th at Eldorado, winning a $1,000 golf cart. Arnold Palmer shot 68 to pair with 69 for 137, tied for 12th.
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Ex Hospital Patient Gives Rangers Boost in 3-1 Win
United Press International reports defenseman Bill Gadsby, recently released from hospital, supplied the crucial goal for the New York Rangers in a 3-1 victory over the Chicago Black Hawks at Madison Square Garden. Gadsby, making his first start since January 22 and still wearing a back corset, scored 17 seconds into the third period to seal the win against Chicago. His goal kept alive the Rangers' slim chances for a National Hockey League playoff berth.
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