Ukiah and Novato to open North Bay League slate
Ukiah Wildcats and Novato vie in North Bay League opener with varsity and B teams. Coach Bob Marsh praises reserves like Ron Mattson and Dave Aho as Ukiah aims for balance in a crowded league race.
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Tommy Rich
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Sugar Hart Fighter Helps Sulans Night Aid
A fragmented notice describes Sugar Hart assisting a group named Sulans at night. It notes ink and hats, with quotes about not resting and continuing help. The readable text conveys support actions and a call for continued aid amid unclear details.
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Sugar Hart
Ano Newday
Disputed Call Keeps WV Five Winning in Narrow Win
West Virginia, ranked, stretched its winning streak to 11 with a 76-76 tie over Villanova in Philadelphia. A disputed late call allowed WVU to gain possession before I Joyd Sharrer’s 10-foot jumper with two seconds left. Jerry West topped WVU with 37 points as Villanova protested the critical call. Temple, Maryland, Louisville and other teams posted wins in Wednesday night action.
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Bon Smeddy
Jerry West
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Jerry Dupont
Joe Stevens
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Navy
Gettysburg
Fordham
Suracuse
Pittsburgh
Westminister
Bowling Green
Western Michigan
Washington and Lee
Randolph Macon
Dayton
Detroit
Two Teams Added To Church Loop Openers Slated
Eight teams begin the 1958 Ukiah Valley Recreation Church basketball league with two games at Pomolita gym on Saturday night. Latter-day Saints vs Redwood Valley Community Church at 7 15 and Ukiah First Baptist Church against the Assembly of God quintets at 8 45. Howard Wallace elected league secretary. Stan Staf fyd plans a seven game schedule with two games one Saturday three the next and two the third Saturday. Reverend Dale Cundall named league representative for Ukiah Ministerial Association backing church recreation basketball.
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Pomolita Gym
Latter-day Saints
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Ukiah First Baptist Church
Assembly For “God
Howard Wallace
First Baptist
Stan Staffyd
Pomolitaim
Dale Cundall
Redwood ‘Valley Community Church
Ukiah Ministerial Association
Golf Has Realistic Rules Regarding Amateurism
Oscar Fraley reports golf upholds a fair amateur code allowing Pat O'Sullivan to regain amateur status after a two year pro stint, reflecting golf’s openness compared with other sports. O'Sullivan, a former Augusta champion, won the 1951 Titleholders and holds multiple amateur titles but may not rejoin amateur status if she continued as a pro beyond two years. She debuts as an amateur in the National Mixed Foursome at Tequesta February 11-15 with Willie Turnesa, eyeing the National Amateur as her major event.
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New York
Augusta
Pat O'Sullivan
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Jose Sion
O'Sullivan
Har We Ward
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Gene Sarazen
Joe Dey
U. S. Golf Association
Nan
Babe Ruth
Mrs. Zaharias
Hatty Berg
Louise Sages
Connecticut
Newagland Telephone Company
Rams Sign Top Draft Choice Lou Michaels to 1958 Pact
Los Angeles Rams announce signing of their No 1 draft pick All American tackle Lou Michaels from Kentucky to a 1958 contract. Rozelle says the 238 pound rookie is the first Ram signed for the season after he started at right tackle in the Shrine Game and was named outstanding college lineman of 1957 by the Washington DC Touchdown Club.
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Los Angeles Rams
Lou Michaels
Kentucky
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Pete Rozelle
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Michaels
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
Doug Smart Tops PCC in Scoring
Doug Smart led the Pacific Coast Conference in scoring with 19.5 points per game across two league meetings. The 21 year old Seattle native and Washington guard tallied 38 points in two PCC games to top the conference race.
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Doug Smart
Tineh
Washington
Seattle
PCC
Little Monte Gonzales
University of Southern California
Smiart
Oregon State
Jim Ross
UCLA
Ben Rogers
Tara Gambee
Gonzales
Smart
Burke
Washington State
Dick Axelson
Stanford
Dick Haga
Idaho
Hal Damiano
Manson
Paul Neumann
Oregon
Charles Rask
Gary McEwen
Dave Gambee
USC
Hal Duffy
Southern California
California
East West Pro All-Star Feud Rumor Sieges Coaches Feud
Los Angeles reports fans await if feuding East coach Buddy Parker and West coach George Wilson is more than rumor. The eighth Pro Bowl at the Coliseum pits Parker against Wilson as both teams prepare after a Philadelphia blow up last month. Parker plans to start Eddle LeBaron at quarterback and Jon Arnett is slated for the West lineup.
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Los Angeles
Buddy Parker
George Wilson
Coliseum
Philadelphia
Parker
Detroit Lions
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Roman
Santa Rosa JC Edged In Overtime By Sacramento JC
Sacramento Junior College scored four points in overtime Wednesday night to edge Santa Rosa Junior College 62 to 60 in the opening Big Might Conference basketball game for both squads.
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Santa Rosa
Sacramento Junior College
Santa Rosa Junior College
Girl behind the goal scorer pace is on Henry
United Press reports New York Rangers star Camille Henry credited a Montreal TV personality Dominique Michel as the influence behind his late surge. Henry tied the game with 25 seconds left in a 5-5 tie against the Toronto Maple Leafs, and spoke of a $500 bonus for 25 goals this season while planning marriage to Miss Michel next May. Henry, the lightest NHL scorer at 150 pounds, leads the league and is known as a cool and deadly marksman from Quebec.
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Camille Henry
New York Rangers
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Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Dominique Michel
Michel
Plan to let service academies recruit athletes faces clash
At the NCAA convention in Philadelphia opposition emerged to a proposal allowing Army Navy and Air Force to continue sending promising athletes to prep schools. Critics from Texas Western Brown and Princeton argued against easing access for academics and questioned using athletic funds for prep school tuition. The plan moves to final adoption at the 1959 convention in Cincinnati.
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NCAA
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Ncaa Council
Army
Navy
Air Force
Edward J. Knapp
Texas Western College
Paul Mackesey
Brown
Ken Fairman
Princeton
Knapp
Mackesey
Fairman
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Athletic Department
City College of San Francisco Rout Stockton JC 72 43
CCSF defeated Stockton Junior College 72 to 43 in a Big Might Conference basketball game on Wednesday night. The victory extended CCSF’s advantage as the stronger team in the matchup with steady offense and solid defense.
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City College of San Francisco
Stockton Junior College
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