Legion Junior Baseball planned in Ukiah discussions
The American Legion Junior Baseball Commission led by D Patrick Ahern will meet in Ukiah to discuss rules changes area playoffs and where the state championship will be played. Commissioners from across California including Jack G Smith Charles Hurlbut Tomas Parodi Art Daniels Clade Murray Ray Bischoff and Jim Gleason plan to attend along with Mendocino county Veterans Service Officer Curly Owens. Local junior baseball leaders are urged to attend a no host luncheon and sessions from 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday and 9:30 a.m. Sunday with expansion plans and league organization on the agenda.
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Imia
American Legion ‘ Commission
Legion Committee
Nocal
Legion
Patrick Ahern
California
American Legion Junior Baseball Commission
Ukiah
Jack G. Smith
Berkeley
Charles Hurlbut
Arcata
Tomas Parodi
Sacramento
Art Daniels
Oaktwit
Clade Murray
Earlimart
Ire “County
Ray Bischoff
Stockton
Jim Gleason
Downey
Ed Hines
Garden Grove
Robert Games
San Diego
Fran Steart
Los Angeles
Dave Ulansky
San Luis Obispo
American Legion
C.S. Steve Foote
van Nuys
Curly Owens
Mendocino County
Veterans Service
Mendocino-Lake- Sonoma
Stewart
Smith
Hines
Willits Boxers to Host Healdsburg Exibition Saturday
Willits youngsters aged 8 to 13 will box in the Park Pavilion against Healdsburg’s Boys Club led by Al Barbieri. The event, starting at 8 p.m., features nine or more bouts plus two senior exhibition matches with 170 members in the Willits club. Officials include Sheriff Reno Bartolomie, Councilman Ken Jamieson as MC, and Frank Lawrence as referee. Admission 90 cents, proceeds go to the Willits Boys Club.
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Eddie Mills
Jeff Sanders
Willits
Healdsburg
Park Pavilion
al Barbieri
Frank Lawrence
Barbieri
Reno Bartolomie
Mendocino County
Ken Jamieson
Frank Edwards
Lawrence
Jim
Larry Wilson
Robert Guimelli
David Schubert
Robert Symore
Gary Cattalini
Ray Guimelli
Rod Ricks
Larry Carr
Steve Musselman
Tom Fitzgerald
Golden Gloves
Carl Tarter
Jack Jeffries
Gene Kinder
George Newhart
Chief Lawrence
Ukiah
Russians Discover Word for Yes at Milk Bar
Oscar Fraley reports from Squaw Valley on a humorous Olympic Village moment. A South American girl dancing prompted four Russians to invite her to dance. she asked what was happening and they translated tak as yes. The incident sparked remarks on international understanding and a milk bar novelty.
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Oscar Fraley
Squaw Valley
Calif
UPI
Olympic Village
United Nations
The
American Dairy Assn
Ritz
South America
Gilda Gray
Tak
Bill Guyman
San Francisco
Queen of Ice Dijkstra Wins European Championship
Sjoukje Dijkstra, a 16 year old Dutch skater, captured the European figure skating women’s title in Garmisch Partenkirchen Germany on Sunday. She edged rivals to claim the crown in a dramatic event watched by fans across Europe.
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Queen OF Ice
Garmisch - Partenkirchen
Germany
UPI
Sjoukje Dijkstra
Holland
Clowns Lakeport Fives Play Here Willits Hosts FB
A packed basketball weekend unfolds in Ukiah and Willits with Durables Plywood hosting a charity first half, Ukiah high varsity facing Faculty, and Willits eyeing revenge against Fort Bragg. Covelo clashes with Point Arena playoff action, Potter Valley beating Covelo to reach 3-3, Lakeport to meet Ukiah tomorrow with 7:30 B game and varsity following.
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Ukiah
Willits
Chessall Gymnasium
Ukiah High
Vasity
Fort Bragg
Imberwolves
Point Arena
Covelo
Potter Valley
Laytonville
Lakeport
Don Clark
Potter
Chuck Dycus
Ken Slater
Pottters
Johnny Sack
Ukiah High S Golf Team Schedule Set
Ukiah High School unveils a 11 plus match golf schedule under Coach Bill Tatum starting March 17 with Montgomery at Santa Rosa. The slate includes Healdsburg Invitational, Vallejo and Napa clashes, and Santa Rosa, Napa, Vallejo, and Healdsburg events through May with open dates May 21 and May 26.
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Bill Tatum
Ukiah High School
Ukiah
Healdsburg
Montgomery
Santa Rosa
Ukiah Municipal Golf Course
Vallejo
Napa
Slugger Robinson Wins Reds Contract For 1960
United Press International reports Frank Robinson signed a $27,000 contract for 1960 with the Cincinnati Reds after a standout 1959 season. He batted .311 with 125 RBIs and 36 home runs. Other major signings included Tom Sturdivant with the Boston Red Sox, Carlton Willey with the Milwaukee Braves, and Yankees additions Cletus Boyer John Gabler and Zach Monroe.
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United Press International
Frank ‘Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Fred Haney
Yankees
Sijned
Cletus Boyer
John Gabler
Zach Monroe
Pigeons and Politicans Give Way to Skiers, Skaters
Pigeons and politicians yielded to skiers and skaters at Squaw Valley as the VIII Winter Olympiad opened. Weather disrupted events, with 11 inches of new snow and a delayed men’s downhill. U.S. contenders and pairs figure skating drew attention as teams from Canada Czechoslovakia and the Soviet bloc prepared for competition. Richard Nixon opened the games amid fireworks and a Disney-sponsored display.
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Leo H, Petersen
Squaw Valley
Calif
UPI
Nancy
Ronald Cladington
Roxbury
Mass
Sam
Ila
Ray
Seattle
Wash
Owen
Dudley
Boston
United ‘States
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Russia
Germany
U.S
Angeles
Yanks
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Alec
Walt Disney
Yanking Goalie Payoff Sparks Detroit's Late Tie
United Press International reports coach Sid Abel reshuffled the Detroit Red Wings by pulling goalie Dennis Riggin for an extra skater. Montreal led 3-2 in the final minute before Alex Delvecchio fed Norm Ullman for a 12 foot shot with one second left to tie the Canadiens 3-3 in the NHL action.
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United Press ‘International
National Hockey League
Sid Abel
Detroit Red Wings
Montreal. Canadiens
Canadiens
Abel
Dennis Riggin
Red‘ Wings
Montreal
Aléx Delvecchio
Pairings Set For Senior Golf Event
Pro Bob Whitaker announced the first round pairings for the 1960 Ukiah Golf Club Senior Championships. Play opens tomorrow with first round matches running through next Friday, then second round begins Saturday February 27. Defending champion Joe Weber leads the first flight against Fred Christie, with several other top matchups listed among two flights and numerous local players.
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Bob’ Whitakers
Ukiah Golf’ Club
Whitaker
Joe Weber
Bujors
Fred
Christie
Fred Christie
C. K. Johnson
Stan Mitholland
Bunt Cox
G. 0. Walden
Bob Robinson
Fred Goss
Ralph Cole
Pat Crudo
Horace
Fahrney
Ruel Stickney
Jack Clarke
Ward
Briggs
Jack Chipps
Newell Rawles
Lewrenee Faces Gun Attack for Lightweight Crown
Philadelphia’s Len Matthews, 20, favored at 11-5 to win the lightweight title tonight at Madison Square Garden as he brings youth and power against Algeria’s Lahouari Godin, 30, a crafty counter fighter relying on jabs and footwork. Matthews impressed in his last bout by winning with a first round knockout.
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NEW" York
UPI
Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Lahouari Godih
Madison
Matthews
Johnny, Bussoin
Godin
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