Wildcats Hope to Improve Hoop Accuracy at Novato
Ukiah varsity Wildcats travel with the B team to Novato to face the Hornets in the North Bay League II opener. Coach notes a shuffled lineup after Jim DeWitt's departure. The team seeks to reach 40 points as it battles inconsistency and tight defense in late season showings.
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Wildcats
Novato
Ukiah
Varsity
Jim DeWitt
Hornets
Napa
North Bay Area
Fort Brage
Timberwolves
Sonoma
Petaluma
Healdsburg
Bartolomei Nips Lakeport Durable In Lopsided Local Tilt
Bartolomei pulled a 53 45 win as Nylander stifled Lakeport and Huckins powered rebounds and timely baskets. Realty faded late as Bartolomei’s balanced attack held firm while Lakeport’s two tall men sparked a late rally but fell short.
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Bartolomei Texaco
Lakeport
Nylander
Richard Huckins
Ron Mattson
Bartolomei
Atromolita
Terry McKeon
W. A. Realty
Jim Brown
Brad Shear
McKeon
Johnny's Loses But Keeps Pin Lead In Bowling Standings
Johnny's Auto Service maintained a five point lead over Delta's Beauty Shop after last night’s 7 p.m. women’s bowling at Yokayo Bowl. Barbara Van Fleet rolled 186 and 170 in a 540 series for Hall’s New Method Laundry to top individual scores. Portlock Hardware dropped to third after Wells Texaco’s Mickey Tollini posted 160 and 425, with Norma Frassinello for Portlock at 173 and 428. Masonite led by Barbara Van Fleet and Betty Taylor’s 434 paced its win over Shell Oil, while Irene Ray and E Lucbberke boosted Shell. Savings Banks defeated Johnny’s 3-1 as Rose Lucchesi notched 169 and 455. Other notable scores included Ukiah City’s Mickey Pardini 161 and 433, Bonnie Hag’s 170, and Della’s Vera Smalley 443. Only seven points separate the top four teams as the first round ends.
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Jerry Cook
Bartolomei
Texaco
Brad Kitchen
Colton
Lakeport
al Zernik
Bob Borghessani
Huckins
Mattson
Point Arena
Johnny's Auto Service
Del-ta’s Beauty Shop
Yokayo Bowl
Barbara van Fleet
Hall
New Method Laundry
Portlock Hardware
Wells Texaco
Mickey Tollini
Carol Wells
Norma Frassinello
Portlock's
Ukiah Fire Belles
Vivian Martin
Shell Oil
Betty Taylor
Shell
Irene Ray
E. Lucbberke
Savings Banks
Rose Lucchesi
Vi Allen
Johnny's
Millie Honnald
City of
Ukiah
Mickey Pardini
George
Jeannette Boer
Oriie Ross
Bonnie Hag
Palace Dress Shop
Della's
Johnny
Falie Lane
Ukimb News
Servic
Ray ‘Thompson
John Fianegarn
C. Veach
Hank Wright
Bud MrAllister
Montgomery Ward
Avis Shell
Buldavis
Roger Wren
Hollow Preep
Co & S
Ted
Jobraie
Ukiah B team looks for progress after rough start
Ukiah's B basketball squad, like the varsity, has lost all five games this season as Coach Bill DeHart guides a young group through fundamental growth. Top scorer Doug Modrell leads with 39 points in limited games, while others such as Chris Philbrick and Charlie Tolini show developing potential. The team struggles with free throws and field goal accuracy but shows signs of improvement as Novato hosts the next game.
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Rich Hutchison
Johnny Miller
Ukiah
Miller
Hutchison
Jim DeWitt
DeWitt
David Maxwell
Santa Rosa
Russ Brown
Dave Ford
Brown
Ford
Wayne Norman
Tommy Lawrence
Lawrence
Norman
Don Behneke
Fred Chase
Bill Lewis
Ronnie King
Ron Ledford
Bert Banzhaf
Wildcats
Wildkittens
Bill DeHart
Bob Marsh
Napa Jayvees
Novato
Ukiah Bs
Modrell
Philbrick
Doug Modrell
Chris Philbrick
Charlie Tolini
Jack Pearce
Daryl McClendon
Dennis Maxwell
Don Jameson
Pat Harmon
Carl Stromberg
Ricky Wildberger
Mike Hays
Lillie Mel DeAngelis
Mike Hill
Kit Cleland
Jim Crofoot
Fred Wright
Gary Gwin
Lakeport Rally Ties Everett Neal Team Glory With 10 Each
Everett Neal led a close game with five baskets in the last half as Byron Hefte added five. Lakeport’s taller lineup matched with 10 points apiece, while Huckins and Mattson added seven, and Hugh Preston, Nelson Redding, and Jack Matthews scored five each in the second period.
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Everett Neal
Furry
Byron Hefte
Lakeport
Huckins
Mattson
Hugh Preston
Nelson Redding
Jack Matthews
Arnett Gifford Duel Headlines Pro Bowl Sunday
In Los Angeles the ninth annual All Star Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum promises a Natual rivalry between Jon Arnett of the West and Frank Gifford, with stars such as Jim Brown and Johnny Unitas, drawing up to 70,000 spectators.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
Jon Arnett
West
Frank Gifford
Arnett
Gilford
Jim Brown
Cleveland
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
Memarial Coliseum
Patrolman Dixon to box Armstrong at Madison Square Garden
New York Patrolman Eddie Dixon will fight Gene Ace Armstrong in a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night broadcast nationwide by NBC. Dixon risks departmental discipline for boxing while aiming to earn about four thousand dollars from TV and perhaps a thousand from the gate. Dixon, a nine month Newark policeman and five year pro, trails Armstrong who has 15 straight wins and is ranked ninth. Dixon is an unranked underdog with 14 wins in 20 bouts.
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New York
UPTI
Eddie Dixon
Newark
N.J
Jack Barrett
International Boxing Club
Dixon
Gene Ace Armstrong
Madison Square Garden
NBC
Armstrong
Elizabeth
Joseph F. Weldon
Weldon
the Garden
Bobby Nelson
Speedy Armstrong
Church Cage Loop Opens Tomorrow in Ukiah Valley League
Eight teams start the 1950 Ukiah Valley Church League season at Ian Pome Lita Gym with games every Saturday and occasional Thursdays. First night features Assembly of God vs St. Marys at 7 15 p m and Baptists vs LDS at 8 15 p m with DeMolay vs Methodists to follow next Thursday.
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Nhent
Ian Pomelita
Assembly of God Aginst
St. Mary's
Baptists
LDS
Methodists
Cepeda Wins NL Rookie of the Year 1958
Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants was unanimously chosen as the National League rookie of the year for 1958. The 21 year old Puerto Rico native hit .312 in 148 games with 38 doubles 25 homers and 96 RBIs on a team that finished third. Cepeda topped 21 ballots cast by the Baseball Writers Association of America.
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Boston
UPI
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Cepeda
Giants
Hy Hurwitz
Baseball Writers’ Assn
America
Frank Rebincon
Cincinnati
Baseball Writers
Assa
N.L
Ponce
Puerto Rico
Horace Stoneham
Santurce
Cepeda Sees Chance For $20,000 Salary
San Juan Puerto Rico UPI says Orlando Cepeda Giants first baseman and 1958 NL Rookie of the Year will seek a $20,000 contract this season. Cepeda says the Rookie honor strengthens his bargaining power and hopes his success inspires fellow Puerto Ricans to excel in sports. He also announced his engagement to Annie Pino, a 15 year old junior at Albert Einstein High School in Barrio Obreros.
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San Juan
Pla
UPI
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Cepeda
Puerto Rico
Annie Pino
Albert Einsteinigh School
Barrio Obrers
Hollow Tree and C S Tie for Pin Title and Playoff
Hollow Tree Lumber and C S Supply tied for first in Tuesday night’s Yo kayo Bowling League, forcing a playoff next week after both edged Johnnie’s Market and Scholl’s Richfield. C S Supply swept Ernie’s Hardware to claim the top spot. Hollow Tree split with Ukiah No. 2, and Ukiah No. 2 benefited from a 50 pin per game handicap.
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Yokayo
Hollow Tree Lumber
C & S Supply
Johnnie's Market
Scholl's Richfield
Ernie's Hardware
Hollow Tree
Ukiah No. 2
C & S. Supply
Larry Jemerson
T. Davis
Canclini Petting
Chamberlain
Mario Trentanelli
Jennie
Bartolomeis
Ernie
C&s
City of
Ancellotti
Bowman
Bradford
Fishe
Okiah
Coalyeats
Maurice Roper
Paul McCoey
Triple Overtime Sets NBA Record
Lakers edge St Louis 98 95 in Dallas after three overtimes led by Dick Garmaker and Rod Hundley. The game drew about 4000 fans on a neutral court as Minneapolis held a 60-58 lead at halftime and survived a late rally to win, while St Louis star Bob Pettit scored 29. Other action saw Kansas City Royals fall in overtime and Cleveland pitchers added contracts to 7959.
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Waited
Press International
Minneapolis Lakers
Dallas
Dick Garmaker
Rod Hundley
Lakers
Hawks
Bob Pettit
St. Louis
Serachase Nationals
Cinccinnati Royals
Nationals
Jack Twyman
Royals
Wal
Kerr
Pascior Setueves
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Scholl
Richheid
Rank Brassinello
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