Ukiah Varsity SWEEPS Sonoma Dragons 59 to 42 Friday
Ukiah Wildcats overwhelmed Sonoma 59 42 on the Sonoma court in a dominant Varsity win led by Chris Philbrick scoring 22 and Tommy Lawrence adding 17. The B team also defeated Sonoma 38 33, with Pat Finnegan and Pat Harmon contributing key scoring as Ukiah prepares for Friday’s Fort Bragg clash on Ukiah hardwoods.
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Wilt Scores 53 on Russell Tops Celtics in Philly
Wilt Chamberlain poured in 53 points as Philadelphia defeated Boston 126-108. He outscored Bill Russell in a high scoring duel and added 32 rebounds to his 53 points. The game helped the 76ers extend a midgame lead, while Tom Heinsohn led Boston with 26. Cincinnati edged Syracuse 135-133 and Minneapolis beat New York 17-12 in other NBA action.
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Potter Valley Devils and Cats Raggedy Ann win again
Potter Valley Devils and Cats Raggedy Ann remain undefeated with third straight Girls City League con tests. Cats rout 34 to 8 led by Carol Coker 17 points and Pat Miller 8. Devils beat Apollos 20-17 with strong shooting from Pat Miller and Tanya Moten. Raggedy Ann Freshmen win first league game 21-18 over Junior Dynamo as Noelle Tamborini sparks second half surge.
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Armstrong Exacts Rematch Battle With Dick Tiger Tonight
Chicago reports Ace Armstrong seeks revenge in a world middleweight rematch against British champion Dick Tiger. Tiger holds a 36-9-2 record. Armstrong 35-9-1 after 18 major fights. Tiger upset Armstrong last September. Armstrong vows a decisive win to erase that defeat.
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Schayes tops Syracuse as Lakers struggle in Minneapolis
Polon Schayes led Syracuse with 33 points while Minneapolis staged a 16 point second quarter rally to seize a 59-56 lead. Elgin Baylor scored a game high 41 as the Lakers fought back. Charlie Tyra led the losing club with 27.
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Yankees Begin Long March Back to Title
Yankees open spring training in St. Petersburg under Casey Stengel as veterans negotiate contracts and hints rise of retirement. Duke Maas signed to end holdout, Mantle Maris Lopez Carey unsigned but not yet out. Giants sign Stu Miller Navarro. Cepeda fights for 30000 contract. A’s add Lou Klimchock. Pimlico winners High Bid and Progressing noted in brief.
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Penny Pitou Wins World Alpine Combined Title
Penny Pitou of Middlebury College dominates the World Alpine combined standings despite illness and a cold. She finishes second in the downhill and giant slalom but gains enough points to clinch the world title as rivals falter. U.S. teammates suffer injuries and misfortune including Linda Meyers collarbone, Port Betsy Suite rib injuries, and Beverly Anderson’s crash and loss of equipment.
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Jordan Gets Reprieve From Loss of Title
Providence based report that welterweight champion Don Jordan was granted a reprieve from losing his title while the NBA reviews his medical exam from California. Jordan says a blood ailment delayed defenses since July 10 and plans to defend against Cuban Kid Paret in Las Vegas in May.
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Carol First Penny Second in Olympic Figure Drama
Carol First and Penny Pitou chase Olympic glory as Dave Jenkins and Hayes Alan Jenkins loom in the family circle. Miss Skoblikova claims double gold in speed skating while Yvonne Ruegg ups Swiss hopes in the giant slalom. Penny, facing a cold, quips about ending second as she eyes the Friday slalom.
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Champion Won Figure Skate Title As Promise to Mom
Carol Heiss fulfilled a dying mother's wish by winning the Olympic gold in 1960 at Squaw Valley. At 18 she vowed to her mother in New York that she would win, after a 1956 setback to Tenley Albright. A capacity 8,000 crowd at Madison Square Garden and Sierra Nevada arena cheered as she secured victory and silenced critics.
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Medal Winners Shine In NBA Scores Across Key Matchups
In NBA play Philadelphia defeats Boston 126 to 108 while Minneapolis posts 117 to 112 over New York and Cincinnati tops Syracuse 135 to 133 in listed results. An AHL note shows Hershey beating Quebec 4 to 1 in the only scheduled game.
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Lakeport Clinches Semifinal In City Playoffs
Lakeport defeated Anton Propane 72 to 54 to secure a spot in the 1959-60 Ukiah City Basketball League final and will face Durable Plywood next Tuesday at Pomplita at 8 p.m. Ray Whitaker led Lakeport with 23 points and Herb Tappin added 22 while Borghessani scored 25 for Lakeport and DeBolt 23 for Anton's in a high scoring doubleheader night.
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College Basketball Ratings From New York Upd
United Press International releases major college basketball ratings with first place votes and records through February 20. California leads with 20-1 and 24 votes, followed by Cincinnati 20-1 and 8 votes, Ohio State 19-2 with 2 votes, and Bradley 21-1 with 1 vote. Utah 20-2, West Virginia 21-4, Utah State 19-3, Georgia Tech 20-4, Villanova 17-3, and Texas A&M 17-3 round out the top ten with varying points.
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