Ukiah to host two Little League playoffs this summer
Ukiah will host an expanded local area Little League tournament this summer with teams from Ukiah North and South Willits Covelo Lakeport Konocti. The area winner will face Sonoma Santa Rosa area champs and advance to district play, then possible regional or sectional play. Night games planned at Lions Club park starting around 6 p.m pending HQ approval for lights.
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Starting Places Determined For Downhill Skiers
Olympic grouping for men's and women's downhill races announced. U.S. women Penny Pitou and Betsy Suite rank high, but no American men in first unit. Gordon Eaton leads U.S. men at 24th. Pia Riva tops women's ratings. Also notes hockey win over Japan and ski jumping highlight with Recknagel leading at 91 meters.
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Ski Jump Designers Happy At Record Squaw Jump
SQUAW VALLEY Calif. (UPI) Clay Alland, head of Olympic jumping at the venue, smiles as top jumpers hit 90 plus meters on his hill. The Kongsberg group of jumpers, including Olav, Ulland, and Arne, shaped Nordic ski jumping through innovation and coaching for the US team and Olympic history since 1928. The piece recounts early Norwegian styles, breakthroughs in takeoffs, and pride in their influence on modern jumps.
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Bird-Cage Maserati Wins at Lancaster Road Race
Bob Drake driving a bird cage Maserati won the 20 lap main event at Willow Springs in Lancaster California, averaging 87 mph. Ken Miles finished second in a Porsche R S Spyder, Chuck Cornett third in a Ferrari, with Bill Krause spinning out early in a Mercedes Corvette. David McDonald won the big car preliminary in a Corvette.
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Los Angeles
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Compton
Miles
David McDonald
Siebert Opens Bid for Olympics In Second Year
Willits' Jerry Siebert, UC honor student and track star, contends for a 1960 Olympic berth this summer after a 1 000 yard indoor debut in Los Angeles. He ran 2 14.5, second to Oregon's Jim Grelle, as top U.S. miler prospects vie for Rome selection.
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Wilt's Return Fails as Celtics Top Warriors in Boston
Wilt Chamberlain starred with 25 points and 19 rebounds but the Philadelphia Warriors fell 125-115 to the Boston Celtics, who stretched their division lead to eight games with 14 games left. Chamberlain also set rebounding and free-throw records, boosting his totals to 1,625 rebounds and 882 free throws. The night also saw the Syracuse Nationals beat the Minneapolis Lakers 121-119 and the St. Louis Hawks edge the Cincinnati Royals 107-105.
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Legion Baseball Meeting Slated Here Saturday at Palace Hotel
Ukiah prepares for a statewide American Legion Junior Baseball conferenceFebruary weekend activities begin with a noon luncheon followed by an afternoon business meeting on Saturday and a Sunday survey of Legion baseball plans. The discussions aim to form a local league uniting Ukiah Fort Bragg Willits and Boonville with the Eureka-Portuna district to extend play for players up to 18 or 19 years old. Local leaders note Legion offers two extra summer years and stress its high standards, sponsorship needs, and potential coordination with Pony and Pony Grad leagues.
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Ukiah Varsity Wildcats host Vallejo in busy week
Ukiah high school basketball opens a packed slate at Chessall gym with a 4 pm Tuesday game against Vallejo after snapping a six game skid at Willits. Lakeport-Crawford City League action follows with Pomolita and Harlem Clowns prelude events, plus Lakeport-Okluy at Chessell gym and Thursday Church League games at Pomolita.
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Canadiens Lose Weekend as Leafs, Bruins Gain Ground
The Toronto Maple Leafs swept a home-and-home against the Detroit Red Wings with a 3-1 win in Detroit following a 7-1 victory in Toronto. Boston Bruins moved to third after another weekend sweep, beating Montreal 6 1 and topping the New York Rangers 3-0.
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Cal Five Clips Two Bitter Rivals In South Cal
California tightened its grip on the big five title with a 57-46 win over Southern California and a 53-45 victory against UCLA. Coach Fete Newell’s Bears sit one game ahead of UCLA with four conference games left, led by Tandy Gillis’s 14 points and strong defense. Stanford beat USC 66-51 as Neal Brockmeyer scored 22. Loyola edged San Jose State 51-42 to stay in WCAC contention. Hawaii Marines routed Washington 71-59. Tom Gilcrest hit Fresno State’s late 20-foot jumper to edge Arizona 69-68, while Santa Barbara inched within a half game of Cal Poly in the CCC with a 69-68 OT win.
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Noted Harness Racing Figure Succumbs at 50
Delaware Ohio veteran organizer Joseph A. Neville died at 50 after a heart attack. Neville helped found the Little Brown Jug, a postwar pacing classic, part of harness racing’s Triple Crown with the Messenger Stakes and the Cane Futurity. Hank Thomson, a Delaware publisher, aided the Jug’s creation.
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