Ukiah Hosts Santa Rosa Fives in Big Booster Night
Ukiah booster club aims for a large turnout for tomorrow’s double bill at Chessall Gym. Ukiah Varsity and B teams meet Santa Rosa in a 7 pm home clash with hopes of boosting support and improving recent form.
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Ukiah ‘Sports and Boosters
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Anton Stadium
San Francisco Examiner
American Legion
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Gordon Foote
Moe Ivey
Durable Plywood
Calpella
Hollow Tree Lumber
F.M. Crawford Lumber
F.M. Crawford Lumber Co
Potter Valley
Crofoot Lumber Company
Ivey
Pancho Segura Aims to Reform Tennis With Three Bounce Rule
The 1951 idea born in a car ride with Jute Pancho Segura and Jack Kramer proposed a three bounce rule for serves. The rule slows serves and net attacks, giving smaller players like Segura and Gonzales a fairer chance. Gonzales supports the experiment as a late career change to boost strategy and audience interest.
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New York
UPI
Jute Pancho Segura
Met
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Tuscaloosa
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Philadelphia
Tavo
Pancho Gonzales
Gonzales
North Carolina
Celtics pace with balanced scoring in 128 108 win
Celtics, led by Bill Sharman 26 points and Tommy Heinsohn 23, trounced the Minneapolis Lakers 128-108 as six players reached double figures. Elgin Baylor led the Lakers with 24 in a night of NBA action. St Louis Hawks beat New York 125-115 and Detroit toppled Cincinnati 117-105 as Detroit’s Gene Shue scored 28 in the first half.
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United Press International
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National Basketball Association
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Elgin Baylor
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St. Louis Hawks
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Detroit
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St. Louis
Knickerbockers
Gene Shue
Milk Bar at Squaw Valley welcomes athletes with free dairy treats
A bar at the Squaw Valley Olympic Village serves milk ice cream and sundaes with no cash register. Milk Bar aims to comfort athletes and press from 34 nations during the Games. Prices are waived and coaches may toast to health.
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Squaw Valley
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Controversy over India and China in Squaw Valley Games
Snow blizzard layers the scene as India and Nationalist China face a contested entry into the Olympic Games at Squaw Valley. Officials differ on whether provisional membership in the International Ski Federation is required, with Brundage saying they are not banned.
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Squaw Valley
Calif
UPI
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China
Max Dunn
FIS
Dunn
International Olympic Committee
International Federation P
Avery Brundage
International Ski Federation
Marc Hodler
Switzerland
Dumbois United Press
Ehsalate
San Francisco
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Austria
France
South Africa
United States
Korea
Argentina
Oddvar Ronnestad
Olympic Village
Carol Heiss
U.S
Heavenly Valley
Here
Pioneer Furniture Goes Unbeaten In Friday Bowling League
Pioneer Furniture remains undefeated at 8-0 in the early Friday night Men's Bowling League. Last week's 563 game by Jim Foucault and Herb Cochrane's 52 indicate strong team form as Hollow Tree Re Mill trails pace. Six teams tie for fifth place after a 3-1 week, including Local 1245 and Anton's, with scores led by Bob McCan 507 and Jim Quan 572 for Savings Bank.
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Mendo Realty
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Herb Cochrane
Crawford Lumber
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el Roble
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H-T Saw Mill
el Roble Auction
Hollow Tree Saw Mill
Bataan
B. Fontenilla
Bataan Club
Anton
Anton's Got Into the Tiie With A Sweep of Four Points Over Mendo Wood
Joe Paladini
Jim Johnson
Hollow Tree
Local 145
Hollow Trees Log Yards
Bullet Hanover Heads Brown Jug Trot Field
Bullet Hanover leads a list of 73 threeyearold pacers eligible for the 15th Little Brown Jug on September 22 at Delaware County Fair. Owners L B Sheppard and Thomas W Murphy own the world record holder, whose 1.57 mile pace as a twoyearold set a record, making him the winter book favorite.
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Delaware, Ohio
UPI
Bullet Hanover
Delaware County Fair
L. B. Sheppard
Thomas W. Murphy
Dodgers Raise Koufax to 17000 for pitching prowess
Dodgers increased Sandy Koufax's salary from an estimated 14000 to 17000 after a season with over 10 strikeouts per game and 173 whiffs in 153 innings. The move underscores his value as a pitcher over his hitting, as rivals laugh at his batting but fade when he takes the mound.
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United Press International
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Dodgers
Cardinals
iKen Boyer
Dick Gray
Joe Wooten
Duke Carmel
St. Louis
Roman Mejias
R. C. Stevens
Pirates
Braves
Lee Maye
Joe DeMaestri
Athletics
Kansas City
Ken Hamlin
Tittle signs eleventh pro grid pact with 49ers
San Francisco quarterback Y. A. Tittle, 32, inks for a 11th season with the Forty Niners after three years with Baltimore. He brings a career total of 1,627 completions, 21,937 yards and 142 TDs. Terms not disclosed.
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UPI
Y. A. Tittle
San Francisco Forty Niners
Tittle
Baltimore
Challengers falter as top bowling teams stumble in late season
In the Late Women's Bowling League, leaders Rocky's Pizza and Redwood Valley Shop Center pull away from runner ups, while Foggy's Liquor struggles against Blue Bonnet led by Sharron Condrin's 496 series. Antoni's Bonnie Johnson and L Row pace a Bank of America win as Samoa Club rises, and Rocky's Pizza stretches its league lead with a win over Farmers Insurance.
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Redwood Valley Shopping Center
Foggy's Liquor
Yokayo Bowl
Blue Bonnet
Foggy
Sharron Condrin
Val McEnaught
Punky Hammell
Beverly Clarke
Bank of America
Antoni
Bonnie Johnson
L. Row
Esabel Tres
Daniels
Harlowe
Garden Beauty Salon
Marge Boynton
Marge
Samoa Club
Daniels Harlowe
Park Motel
Marge Meek
Bev Hess
Rocky's Pizza
Farmer's Insurance
Pat Radcliff
Redwood Valley
Forresters
Vi Pickerell
Shirley Keiper
Betty
Dress Shop
Hollow Tree Quintet
Dotty Dale
Buxton Insurance
el N’ Lous
Lorraine
Wildbergers
Moschetti Keys Victory With 234 Final Game
Moschetti Motors produced sizzling bowling as Will Moschetti rolled a 234 final game in a 588 series to lead a sweep against Ukiah Warehouse Sales. R Phillips added 206 570, Curly Owens 204 552, and John Finnegan 212 581. Ukiah Valley Creamery’s Bill Frassinello posted 597, Bill Lambing 485, Reed 519, and Joe Brush 529 for 3-A Market.Ukiah Liquor swept The Lido with Lou Zaina 202 556 and Joe Paladini 202 563. Tony Bartolomei contributed a 203. Vern Arneson led Lido with 502. Samoa Club beat Yokayo Bowl, featuring Shorty Harris 212 581 and Ed Radcliffe 201. Redwood Tree Service toppled Redwood Auto 537 as Bill Schmitz 235 and Bob Gowan 235 powered a 600 series. Redwoood Auto fell to 484 with Will Minkler. Safeway won 3-1 over 7-11 Club with Les Friesen 224 554. Roy Paget 191 547. Bud Hess 591. Matt Calan Jr. posted a 202 final game in a 576 for the losers.
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Yokayo Bowl
Will Moschetti
R. Phillips
Ukiah Warehouse Sales
Curly Owens
John Finnegan
Ukiah Valley Creamery
Bill Frassinello
Joe Paladini
Tony Bartolomei
Vern Arneson
Sarhoa Club
W. Kelley
Sam Ray
Samoa Club
Shorty Harris
Ed Radclife
Redwood Tree Service Station
Bill Schmitz
Bob Go
Local Official Allegedly Owed Over Twenty Thousand
A contracted agreement, signed Tuesday, raises questions as reports claim the official was believed to have received more than $20,000. No additional context is provided in readable text.
Snow report from San Francisco area and Sierra highways
Snow report shows chain requirements varies by highway with 50 to 65 inches of snow at various elevations. Skiing listed as good with frequent flurries and cloudy conditions. Highways 40 50 88 408 99 Everett Badger Pass and Feather River noted with snow totals and advisory or chain rules.
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Everett Highway
Yosemite
Badger Pass
Nevada
Meschery Sparks Gaels to Key WCAC Victory
St Marys Gaels beat Pepperdine 74 69 to move into first place in the WCAC. Tom Meschery scored 25 points as Pepperdine suffered its first conference loss. Bob Sims and Sterling Forbes added 21 and 20 for Pepperdine. Loy Ola rolled past College of Pacific 66 52 led by Tony Krallman 15 and 13.
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St. Mary's Gaels
Pepperdine
Tom Meschery
St. Mary's
Waves
Bob Sims
Sterling Forbes
Southland Stages Two Title Bouts in California
Los Angeles hosts a boxing doubleheader at the Coliseum featuring bantamweight champion Jose Becerra of Mexico defending against Alphonse Haird of France, and junior welterweight champ Carlos Ortiz of New York taking on Raymundo Torres of Mexico. The event shatters California gate records with a surge of Mexican fans, an estimated 15 000 ringside, and a pre-sale tally near 250 000 dollars. Becerra opened as the favorite at 10 1, Ortiz climbed from 6 3 to 4 8 as fight night nears. Ortiz remains confident in victory against the undefeated Torres, a 31 fight, 24 KO rising star.
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