St Marys Triumph in High-Scoring Court Thriller
St Marys edged a rival in a sizzling league clash as Steve Casperson poured in 28 points, outscoring his team by himself while teammates contributed, final score 46 to 22. Lakers King Lowry Ruby Ameson and Philo’s Bill Garf earned double digits in a rugged game marked by rebounds and late-surging offense.
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Emil Ay
Don Emensahowilly
George King
ATE
É Lavone
Rman
Warren Coffman
Goring
W.A
King
Lowry
Ruby
Ameson
Jim Garfind
Bob Brown
Gail
Philo
St. Mary's
Mary
Steve Casperson
Ned
Gonzales Reveals Pro Tennis Jungle Rules
Pancho Gonzales discusses the pro tennis circuit, claiming dominance after beating Tony Trabert and detailing rough play and body contact on tour. He says he grossed about 75,000 dollars last year and expects similar earnings on this trip while noting Lew Hoad leads him. He predicts United States prospects in Davis Cup need improvement and praises Earl Bucholz as a rising talent.
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Big Pancho Gonzales
San Francisco
Tony Trabert
Pancho Gonzales
Trabert
Amna
Gonzales
Tony
Lew Hoad
Pano
Ken Rosewall
Jack Kramer
Bomber
Panchot
America
Barry Mackay
Australia
Earl Bucholz
St. Louis
Weekend Holds Last US. Ski Hope
In Bad Gastein Austria Sally Deaver of Philadelphia and Bud Werner of Steamboat Springs prepared for the world ski championships. Deaver finished 24th in the downhill and starts first in Saturdays giant slalom while Werner trails in combined standings and eyes Sundays downhill.
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Bad Gastein
Austria
Sally Deaver
Philadelphia
Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Mise Deaver
Toni Sailer
Joss Rieder
Daenzer
Switzerland
Kaattia
Putzi Frandle
Point Arena Air Five Winner of Cage Play
Point Arena Air Force Station won the 28th Air Division basketball tournament at Hamilton Air Force Race from January 22 to 25. The Rattlers won five straight games after an opening loss to claim the championship and returned with a large bronzed trophy. Five players earned AC&W All Star honors for further tournament play. With two trophies in the last three years, Point Arena Rattlers earn a permanent claim if they win next year’s event.
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Point Arena Air Force Station
Hamilton Air Force
Rattlers
Point Arena
Revere fighter knocks out rival in New York bout
Joe de Nuc ci from Newton Massachusetts KOed Charley Washington in New York, improving his record to 161 percent and 4 rounds with a 155% display.
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Revere
Mass
Joe de Nucci
Newton
Charley Washington
New York
Potter Valley Hosts Two Close Pot Valley Varsity Games
Ukiah Wildcats fans unable to attend can watch Potter Valley boys and girls teams battle Leggett Valley in two home games around 7 and 8 pm. The Potter Valley B team seeks a championship and strong varsity squads clash in a doubleheader. Ukiah's game airs on KUKI at 8 pm.
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Novato
Ukiah Wildcats
Race
Potter Valley
Leggett Valley
Wikicats
KUKI
Mountaineers win thanks to Sharrar in key comeback
West Virginia overcame a 40-38 halftime deficit against St Johns as Lloyd Sharrar erupted for seven second-half baskets to seal an 87-78 victory. Sharrar, 6-10 from Meadville, Pa., scored 15 and was praised by St Johns coach Joe Lapchick as a pressure performer. St Johns guard Alan Seiden led all scorers with 30. Other college results included Holy Cross over NYU 79-74 and Connecticut, Williams, Hampden-Sydney, and Massachusetts wins. White pelicans noted as a separate fact.
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Fred Down
Lloyd Sharrar
Wilt Chamberlain
West Virginia
Kansas
Fred Schaus
Sharrar
Lloyd
St. John's University
Mountaineers
St. John's
Joe Lapchick
Meadville
Red Handley
Jerry West
Mississippi
Schaus
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
St. John
West
Joedy Gardner
Don Vincent
Holy Cross
Garden
N.Y.U
Crusaders
St. Peter's
Jersey City
Loyola of Chicago
Connecticut
Vermont
William and Mary
Hampden-Sydney
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Elgin Baylor
Seattle
Gonzaga
Baylor
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Chamberlain
Ukiah High Baseball and Track Open Next Week
Weather and equipment delays threaten Ukiah Highs spring start as baseball and track open March 11 against Willits. Rain totals over 70 inches force potential postponements. coachs signups and roster shifts amid missing baseballs and new Jayvee leadership.
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Ukiah High
Ukiah High School
Willits
Ukiah
Jim Lytgen
Ruben Beseda
Bill Tully
Jayvee
Beseda
George King
Ukiaha
Moulder
Wildcats
Fuzzy Moulder
California
Ralph Maize
Rigney and Hubbell Lead Stanford Baseball Clinic Tomorrow
Giants manager Billy Rigney and Hall of Fame lefty Carl Hubbell will headline a Stanford baseball clinic for high school and college coaches and players tomorrow starting at 9 a.m. in Kimberly Auditorium. Stanford and the Giants co sponsor the event with sessions on pitching strategy signals and infield play, featuring Tommy Shehan Walter Reuther Herman Franks and Hank Sauer among others.
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New York-San Francisco Giants
Oakland
Ukiah
Sible
California
Hubbell
Ruth
Gehrig
Hank Sauer
Ukiah Rifle Pistol Club Splits in Crockett Shoot
The Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club traveled to Crockett to face Martinez Rifle Club and Solano Shooters. Ukiah won against Solano 971 to 953, then lost to Martinez by Creedmore rule after a 973 tie, marking their first loss in the North Bay League but keeping them ahead.
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Ukiah Rifle
Crockett
Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club
Martinez Rifle Club
Solano
Crockett Mens Club
Ukiah Team
Bob Wood
Ken Cummins
Alvin Rupe
al Parker
John Cyphers
Harold Hopper
Irvin Brown
Francis Rupe
Arthur Hefte
Lawrence Rupe
Ukiah
Martinez Rifle
California Bears Kick Off Southern Swing In PCC Action
United Press reports California returns to PCC play facing a tough Southern California squad in Los Angeles. With UCLA atop the standings, a win over the Trojans is vital to stay tied for first as Washington State, Idaho, Oregon State and USC jockey for position. Washington and Oregon lead the second division. Stanford idle. College of Pacific meets St. Marys in WCAC play. Elgin Baylor’s Gonzaga hosts in Seattle. Idaho State tops Hawaii Air Force on the islands.
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California Bears
Southern California
Bears
UCLA
Trojans
Bruins
Washington State
Los Angeles
Pan - Pacific Auditorium
Pete Newell
California
Trojan
Northwest
Idaho
Oregon State
Washington
Seattle
Beavers
Oregon
Corvallis
Huskies
Michigan State
USC
Cal
Stanford
College of Pacific
St. Mary's
Moraga
Tigers
Gaels
Elgin Baylor and Company
Gonzaga
Baylor
Hawaii Air Force Flyers
Bengals
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Hoad
Pancho
New Zealand
Ski
St.Clair
Willits, California
Point Arena Air Five
Cage Play
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Rousen
Charlie Smith
Larry Lynch
Leroy Broyles
David Brown
Lynch
Johnny Edgar
Freddie Miller
Jim Whitaker
Miller
Edgar
Graziano
Big Joe Meyers
Jim Walton
Jim Reid
Smith
Carl Johnson
Carl Fowler
Santa Rosa
Petaluma
Rigney
Carl Hubbell
Stanford Clinic
Walding
Sherwin-Williams Auto Paints
Behr Manning
Oay
Emer
Geary
Union Square
Financial District
Highland Room
Champ Bar
Martinez
Southland
Gene Bryant
United Press Sports
Sitle
Slats Gill
Journal
Hkiah Baily Journal
E. Standley Street
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