Ukiah Teams Vie in NWL Showdowns Fort Bragg clash
Ukiah high school prepares for a pair of Northwest League basketball showdowns with Fort Bragg. Seniors lead Ukiah in a bid for a varsity and B title while Fort Bragg seeks a rubber game win and bragging rights.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
UKTAR
Ukiah
Ukiah High School
Fort Bragg
Chessau Gynt
Leroy Chase
Fred Lueckfeld
Richard Huckins
Ralph Kamvila
Lynn Mantooth
Terry Cochrane
CEF
Ralph Kaivila
Willits
Journal
Erickson
Bruins and Trojans clash in pivotal PCC tilt
UCLA and USC split the night with USC upsetting UCLA 84-80 to tighten the PCC race. California and Washington hover behind as St Mary’s and Santa Clara win in the CBA standings. Elgin Baylor scores 51 as Seattle tops Portland 105-95, with Seattle eyeing NIT play.
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United Press
Southern California Trojans
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California
Bears
California Basketball Association
St. Mary's
University of San Francisco
College of Pacific
Santa Clara
San José State
Loyola
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Danny Rogers
Calfornia
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Dick Garibaldi
Rich Montggomery
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COP
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Elgin Baylor
Seattle
Chieftains
Portland University
Portland
New York
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el Camino
Occidental
Chapman
Westmont
Santa Barbara
Local Notes and Names from Unclear Entry
A fragmented list of individuals including Nemy Florabel Monn Fahr Phyllis Smith Gert Cuneo Cox Stoodley Walsh Wilson Enon Ruby Gabe and other names appears in a partial archival excerpt with no clear event or context. The text reads as a roster or notice fragment lacking definite actions dates or roles.
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Nemy Florabell
Phyllis Smith
Gert Cuneo
Gen Cox
Jean Stoodley Walsh
Wilson
Enon
Ruby Gabe
Piersall and Others Hold Out as Spring Training Opens
Boston outfielder Jimmy Piersall joins six players unsigned as the Red Sox began spring drills in Sarasota Florida. Teammates Ted Lepelo Billy Klaus Gene Stephens Sandy White and Rudy Minarcin also held out. Milwaukee Braves also report six unsigned players including Lou Burdette Bill Bruton Johnny Logan Wes Covington Frank Torre and Ernie Johnson. Don Larsen remains unsigned after salary talks with the Yankees.
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United Press
Jimmy Piersall
Boston Red Sox
Sarasota
Fin
Piersall
Ted Lepelo
Billy Klaus
Gene Stephens
Sany White
Rudy Minarcin Algo
Bosox
Mike Higgins
Higgins
Ted Willams
Rarin
Milwaukee Braves
Lou Burdette
John” Quinn
Braden
A's
Hal Smith
Lou Kretlow
Heo Lopez
Don Larsen
Lee MacPhail
Yankees Tusday
St. Petersburg
Fla
McPhail
Carol Heiss Leads in World Figure Skating Trials
Seventeen year old Carol Heiss of New York led Ingrid Wendl of Austria by a narrow margin at the Broadmoor Ice Palace in Colorado Springs during the second day of compulsory figures in the world championship. Heiss totaled 460.4 points after the first four figures.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Carol Heiss
Ozone Park
N.Y
Ingrid Wendi
Austria
Tite
Broadmoor Ice Palace
Misan Heiss
Intrepid Bowman Says He's Killed Two Elephants
San Antonio big game hunter William Negley claimed a $10 000 bet victory by killing two elephants in Africa with a bow and arrow. He reported the feat from the Belgian Congo, saying one elephant was enough but he killed a second for good measure.
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San Antonio
Texas
Africa
William Negley
Wafer
Negley
William K. Carpenter Jr
Delaware
Carpenter
Lockman Battles for Giants First Base as Rigney reshuffles
Phoenix report says Whitey Lockman must prove himself for the New York Giants as he challenges for the first base spot. Bill Rigney outlines a plan to evaluate Lockman and fellow players while Leckman Castleman eyes first base and left field. The deal also sends Hoyt Wilhelm from the Giants to St Louis, strengthening the Cardinals bullpen.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Whitey Lokman
New York Giants
Bill Rigney
Lockman
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Hoyt Wilhelm
St. Louis
Rigney
Harris
Adde
Leckman
Castleman
Cardinals
Wilhelm
Pair Prove Difference In Cage Wins
Lennie Rosenbluth scored all NC points in a 69-64 win over Wake Forest lifting top ranked North Carolina to 23-0 and a looming ACC tourney. Grady Wallace poured 49 for South Carolina in a 98-96 win over The Citadel to reclaim the national scoring lead as Baylor rises in the race.
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Joan Griffin
United Press
Lennie Rosenbluth
Yankee Stadium
Grady Wallace
Carolinas
Rosenbluth
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Wallace
South Carolina
Citadel
Mississippi
Joe Gibbon
Winston- Salem
Frank McGuire
Tar Heels
Duke
Mare Creek
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Chet Forte
Columbia
Cornell
Celtics Move Toward NBA Title Without Key Players
The Boston Celtics beat the Rochester Royals 92 to 77 with seven players in action as Bill Sharman scored 32 points and they need three more victories in nine games to clinch the Eastern Division. The Knicks improved their playoff chances with an easy win at Madison Square Garden over St Louis, while Syracuse defeated Minneapolis 120 to 108.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
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Arnie Risen
Celtics Sun
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Celtics
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Cousy
Be Fleming
Royals
New York Knickerbockers
St. Louis Fhlanks
Madison Square Garden
Cletics
Syracuse
Minneapolis
Wu Dow
Ukiah Ski Club plans meeting and fund drive success
A new Ukiah sea and ski club invites youths to a meeting at the Municipal clubhouse tomorrow at 7:50 PM. Advisors Joan Kingery and Ken Zamzow guide proper skiing and safety as members showcase fundraising results totaling near 450 dollars and thank supporters who helped launch the club.
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Glenn Erickson
Ukiah Seacand Ski Club
Joan Kingery
Ken Zamzow
DeMarco Moves Up in Rankings in Boxing Contenders List
In New York, Tony DeMarco becomes the welterweight No. 1 contender after replacing Johnny Saxton who dropped to third following Basilio’s defense. Ring Magazine’s ratings also shift in middleweight and featherweight, with Lippert Webb and others moving up while several veterans slide down.
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New York
Tony DeMarco
Johnny Saxton
Carmen Basilio
DeMarco
Basilia
Ring Magazine
Gaspar ‘Ortega
Mexico
Nino Valdes
British Isles
Wayne Bethea
Ellsworth
Webb
Charley Joseph
New Orleans
Rivers
Tiger Jones
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Joe Brown
Orlando Zuluera
Willie Lows
Cel
Cal Cadilli
San Francisco
Vta
Martinez Earns Unpopular Win Over Kid Gavilan in Newark
In Newark, Vince Martinez edged Kid Gavilan by decision after a rain-soaked, electrifying welterweight bout before 8,527 fans. Martinez weighed 149 1/2 pounds to Gavilan’s 148 1/2, earning a $310,000 guarantee and a possible title or rematch with Gavilan or DeMarco.
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Newark
Vince Martinez
Kid Gavilan
New Jersey
Gavilan
Tony DeMarco
Cuban Gavilan
Avas
Martinez
Paterson
N.J
Reed
Joey Harrison
Garfield
Nal
Vince
United Press
Calhoun and Cotton In TV Bout Tonight
In Denver Rory Calhoun and Charley Cotton square off in a midweight TV bout with a title shot in view. Both see the result as a path to Gene Fullmer of West Jordan Utah, who withdrew from a non title bout after a cut eye last week. Calhoun is favored to win.
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Denver
Rory Calhoun
Charley
Cotton
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Fullmer
Ernie Durandy
Calhoun
Zulueth Outpoints Portilla In Miami Beach Bout
Orlando Zulueth from Havana edged Ray Portilla in Houston by decision in a 138 to 139 pound bout in Miami Beach. Portilla showed early pressure but Zulueth controlled the later rounds to secure the win.
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Miami
BEACI
Orlando Zulueth
Havana
Ray Portilla
Houston
Tex
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