World Ski Championships Open At Squaw Valley
At Squaw Valley California the North American Ski Championships begin with 94 competitors from seven nations. Men and women’s slaloms on KT-22 will test a course to be used in the 1960 Winter Games. Favorites include Tony Marth and Buddy Werner for men and Eugenia Sidorova Sally Deaver and Lindy Meyer for women.
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Squaw Valley
Calif
UPI
Tony Marth
Austria
Buddy Werner
Max Warot
Dave Gorsuch
Marvin Moriarty
Christian Pravda
United States
Eugenia Sidorova
Russia
Sally Deaver
Philadelphia
Lindy Meyer
Bishop
U. S
Squaw
Zurich Soccer Squad Plays Sunday in S F
Zurich Switzerland club travels to San Francisco for Sunday match against local foes after a rough game with Los Angeles Canvasbacks ended with punches. Referee Dave Allen ruled no contest 18 minutes early as Zurich led 4 3 while down a man. Erich Probst and Bert Evans exchanged punches before the call.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Zurich
Switzerland
San Francisco
Dave Allen
Urich
Europe
Werner Schley
Aiten
Erich Probst
Bert Evans
Canvasbacks
Rancho Cienga
Celtics Nationals Riot Then Sid Borgia Slugs Fan
In Syracuse a Celtics Nationals game turned violent as referee Sid Borgia slugged a fan and Bill Russell slugged George Dempsey. Heinsohn tangled with Dolph Schayes and Borgia, while Coach Paul Seymour and Heinsohn scuffled. Police intervened as players fought and fans clashed after the game.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Syracuse Nationals
War Memorial Auditorium
Sid Borgia
Bill Russell
Celtics
Nats
George Dempsey
Fom Heinsohn
Boston
Dolph Schayes
Heinsohn
Borgia
Paul Seymour
Bob Hopkins
Gene Conley
Sylvia Ruuska and Ilsa Konrads Light Up Hobart Meet
In Hobart Australia Ilsa Konrads 14 lowered the world 880 yard free style record to 10 11.4 last night at the Australian championships. Sylvia Ruuska of Berkeley California was second at 10 20.0. Konrads and Ruuska dueled through the first 440 yards as Jon Konrads led Australia’s 1 2 freestyle push toward the 1960 Olympics. Konrads also clocked leading splits and her brother and coach predicted a strong Olympic bid. John Kissane finished second in the men’s 880 yard title 9 35 0 with Jon Konrads winning 9 27 7. Ken Crotty and Fay Leverington won diving titles as other events closed.
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Hobart
Australia
UPI
Ilsa Konrads
Sylvia Ruuska
Berkeley
Calif
Ilsa
Miss Juuska
United States
Sylvia
Isa
Husky
Don Talbot
Talbot
Jon
Miss Ruuska
Sandra Morgan
Ruth Everuss
Gerda Zeventoom
Dawn Fraser
Miss Konrads
Jon Konrads
Jan
John Kissane
John Rigby
Ken Crotty
Fay Leverington
Brian Warren
Adele Price
Fullmer Fights in TV Key Fight Tonight
New York UPI Gene Fullmer former world middleweight champion is 3-1 favorite to beat Canadian Wilfie Greaves in a rematch at Madison Square Garden. The 10 round bout will be televised nationally by NBC. Fullmer, dark-haired from West Jordan Utah, once defeated Greaves in 1957 in Salt Lake City when Greaves was less experienced.
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New York
UPI
Gene Fullmer
Wilfie Greaves
Madison Square Garden
NBC
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Blond Greaves
Salt Lake City
Wilfie
Ed Warren Leads Cashpot Bowling Scramble Standings
Ed Warren tops Yokayo Bowl Cashpot standings with a 247 game and 640 series, leading a field of bowlers in a contest well over $300. Verne Arneson and Bob Simonson follow, with multiple totals listed across men and women boards. Warren’s recent form follows a long layoff and a return to form after breaking in a new ball.
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Ed Warren
Warren
Modesto
Will Moschetti
Verne Arneson
Arneson
Bob Simonson
Ralph Dales
Moe Ivey
Vera Graham
Barbara Brown
Dolly Brennan
Yokave Bowl
Vaughan Graham
Abe Rider
Ed Daskam
Steve Casperson
Hank McKenny
Nust
Dirk Wildberger
Leo Clauson
Curly Owens
Terry Shields
Willi Carlstedt
Bill Davis
Hank Wiicht
John Hangen
Pich Mattern
Bill Thompson
Tom Gaffney
Bill Lambine
Dick Davis
Glen Cambrey
Charles Cilley
Sam Ray
R. F E. Harrah
Lamar Tucker
C. A. Willams
Ernie Bartolomie
Sherm Kelley
Lee Trowbridge
Bud McAllister
Charles Beaty
Charles Hale
Bud Frasier
Ed Swanson
Ray Whetstone
Marco Hall
Evie Rinestrom
Norma Frassinella
Mary Thompson
Mickey Tolint
Brownie's Keeps Pace With Leading Pioneer Inn Team
Brownie's Market sits second to Pioneer Inn in Yokayo Bowl league after 2-1 wins Monday night. Rich Mattern led Brownie's with a 575 total from 173, 214, 188, while Tony DeAngeles posted a 575 and Jamar Tucker led Farmers Insurance with 503 series. Pioneer Inn beat Klamath Machine 2-1 behind L. A. Clark's 504 and G. A. Vaughan's 491 while French's Cleaners rose to third after a 39- point win over Junior Chamber.
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Pioneer Inn
Brownie
Rich Mattern
Tony DeAngeles
Farmers Insurance
Jamar Tucker
John Kinsler
Les Beaty
Klamath Machine
Pioneer
L. A. Clark
G. A. Vaughan
Klamath
Fred Klink
B. Thompson
French
Cleaners
Junior Chamber
HH. J. Donithorne
Bill Tatum
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jim Williams
Bill Koehner
V. AW Realy
Sky-High Lee Dominates In Purdy Hall Wrestling Bout
Jackine, a shaggy mountain figure, pinned a groggy George Drake in last night's tag match at Purdy Hall. Drake, with Leo Nomeliini, collided with 290 pound Sky-High Lee after rebounding off the ropes, then Lee lifted him for a decisive finish as the referee halted the bout.
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Lee
Jackine
Kapp
George Drake
Purdy Hall
Drake
Leo Nomeliini
Willits Hosts Fort Bragg Basketball Showdown
Willits Wolverines host Fort Bragg Timberwolves in the season finale at 7:30 missing Fort Burton with a knee injury. Coach Johnny Kassis and Jim Cameron seek a strong counter to Fort Bragg fast break while Sharpshooter Warren Lewis and Ron Carey lead the Wolverines. In Sebastopol Ukiah faces title contender Analy at 8:15 in a local televised game.
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Willits
Wolverines
Fort Bragg
Warren Lewis
Ron Carey
Sebastopol
Ukiah
Trio Paces C&S to New Tuesday Keg Team Marks
C&S Supply bowling routs five men on the team to a Tuesday league record, spurred by multiple 200s from Canellini and Tren Fo, with Emmerson posting 595 and a 959 team total. Ukiah News and Hollow Tree clubs face high scores as Frassinello and Venturi lead in a close chase.
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C&s Supply
Chamberlain
Mario Tren
Trentanelli
Davis
SM Avernager
Johnnie
Ukiah News
Larry Emmerson
Amido
Canelini
Emmerson
Gregory
Hollow Tree
Tak Lou Locateli
John Frassinello
Tino Venturi
Kanie
Thardware
Nassie
Shore
Richardson
Bill Thompson
John Finnigan
City of
Rigney May Leave Hospital Today
San Francisco Giants manager Rigney plans to leave the hospital today after an auto accident. The club said it hopes he can depart for the training camp in Phoenix, Arizona, February 27 as soon as he is able and in full health.
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San Francisco
UPL
Bill Pigsnes
Cuants
Phornia
Ariz
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