Pistols Blaze In Fish-Game Target Shoot
Two new trophies for marksmanship were awarded by the Department of Fish and Game. Bob Hudson of Gustine won the Jamie H. Smith Individual Trophy with 281 of 300. A four-man team from the DFG regions won the Jamie H. Smith Team Trophy with 1072 of 1200. The event, held on a 25-yard course with 38 caliber pistols, marked the first annual competition for the perpetual trophies.
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California
Los Angeles
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Kven
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Wildlife Protection
Liston Patterson Bout Likely. Sites Painted in Hopes
Sonny Liston appears set to sign this week for a title defense against Floyd Patterson. The June bout may be staged in New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, or Chicago, with Championship Sports Inc. authorized to finalize a $100 million heavyweight clash.
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United Press International
Casey Stengel Joins New Mets in Manager Role
Casey Stengel is the only man to affiliations with four of New York's modern baseball teams as player for the Dodgers and Giants, manager for the Dodgers and Yankees, and now manager of the new Mets in the National League.
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Fire Rises at Yokayo Bowl Damaging Pins and Sparks Fast Reopen
A major fire at Yokayo Bowl scorched most pins valued up to twenty thousand dollars while machines remained intact. The blast paused operations briefly but Joe Foutz and subcontractors completed a rapid rewiring and reinstallation enabling leagues to resume quickly. Ed Radcliff set a 289 high game as Wes Green sparked strong scores including a 702 series. Quail Early leads Cashpot tourney with 689 handicap. finals require March 18 qualifying.
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Wea
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Mendocino State Hospital
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Curly Owens
Willits
Lakeport
Fort, Bragg
Point Arena
Clear Lake
Ukiah Sand
First Baptists Upset LDS to Narrow Church League Race
First Baptists, led by Kit Weaver 22 points, upset previously unbeaten Latter-day Saints 58 to 46 in Ukiah Valley Church League. Al Wiemeyer Art Peoples Greg Farmer and Chet Crabtree supported as LDS dropped to leave a tight race with Methodists and St Mary’s vying for top spots.
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Johnny Miller
Santa Rosa
Latter-day Saints
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Kit Weaver
al Wiemeyer
Art Peoples
Greg Farmer
Chet Crabtree
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Methodists
Baptists
St. Mary’s
Pethel
Royals Beat Warriors in Record Night
The Cincinnati Royals defeated the Philadelphia Warriors 153 to 132 as multiple Garden records fell. Wilt Chamberlain scored 61 for Philadelphia, while Cincinnati broke numerous marks including a game high 152 points and 36 field goals in a half led by Oscar Robertson's 2 points in the early surge.
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Wilt Chamberlain
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National Basketball Association
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Seals Win Ranged Hockey Tilt, Play Spokane Tonight
San Francisco Seals, after a tough nine game road stretch, host Spokane at the Cow Palace. Mickoski tied and Salinger scored in OT to seal a Vancouver win as injuries thin the Seals with Boone out and Hay sidelined while Edmondson returns. Spokane aim to stay hot after a 11 5 road win over Los Angeles.
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Jim Hay
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South Ukiah Little League Sets Meeting at Oak Manor
South Ukiah Little League officials announced a special organizational meeting at Oak Manor school tomorrow night at 7 30 for parents of Little League age boys living south of Perkins Street and in the Talmage area. Sponsors managers and umpires are invited.
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Ukiah Reserves Show Improvement In Hopland Tilts
Ukiah Varsity and B reserves narrowed gaps with Hopland last night at Hopland. Varsity reserves lost 49 to 36 as Wendel McCarn led Hopland with 16 points and Greg JoJola added 11 while Gary Shimmin paced Ukiah with 13. Joe Jorola scored 12 to lift Hopland B past Ukiah B 42 to 37.
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Lee Howard
Steve Book
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Bruce Evans
Brian Weatherford
Jeep Schmitz
Ricky Knight
Tommy Holmes
Joe Jorola
Mike Brennan
Fredrickson
Jay McAllister
Montreal Goalie Durand Sets Vezina Record With Six Wins
Montreal's Bill Durand, star goalie of the Canadians, has become the only NHL goaltender to win the Vezina Trophy six times. The award honors the goalie on the team with the lowest goals against average in the league.
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Montreal
UPI
Bill Durnan
Evangelicals overpower in 23 point barrage by Ron Mattson
In a Church League game Evangelicals led by Ron Mattson shot past Faith Lutheran as Capt. Nelson Redding was absent from the scoring. In a separate match Faith Lutheran fell 37-33 to the Methodists where Roger Howard led with 10 points and Ron McElroy, Red Wright and seven others contributed scoring. The Methodists moved into a first place tie at 8-1 with one night left. First Baptist and St. Mary’s trailed at 7-2 and 6-2 in the ten team league.
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Red) Kiicz
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Noyd
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Nelson Redding
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Roger Howard
Ron McElroy
Red Wright
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Frank Noyd
Jim Judd
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California deer depredation hits record high in 1961
A year end report from the Department of Fish and Game shows depredation permits led to a record 2484 deer killed in 1961 across California, with Lake County noting 112 and Ventura 331. Bears, beavers and wild boars also left counts, while no elk were killed under depredation permits.
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Santa Barbara
Napa County
Hunter Liggett
Santa Clara
Sonoma
Yolo County
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Crab Feed Slated By Ukiah Men's Golf Club Tonight
Ukiah Men's Golf Club plans a crab feed at 7 p.m. in the Ukiah Municipal clubhouse. President Weatherford will report on future activities and members are urged to bring prospective members and dishes and silverware.
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Ukiah
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Ukiah Men’s Golf Club
New Zealand Wins Two Track Titles in Rome
Murray Halberg captured the 10,000 meters while Peter Snell upset Belgium’s Roger Moens to win the 800 meters for New Zealand at the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome.
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