Pioneer Inn Keeps Lead In Long Bowling Chase
Pioneer Inn clings to a four point lead at midseason in the Merchants and Professional Men's League at Yo kayo Bowl. Brownie's Market holds second with top team series 2449 and 2426. Individual high is Cliff Merrill’s 247. Fred Klink opens with 202 in a 522 series as lanes split into a single season.
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Pioneer Inn
Yokayo Bowl
Brownie’s Market
Blue Bonnet
Cliff Merrill
W. A. Realty
Frenchy’s Cleaners
Farmer's Insurance
Savings Bank
Klamath Machire
Floyd Ross
Steve Casperson
Roger Howard
B. Thompson
Klamath Machine
Fred Klink
Fred Foley
Grieb Trucking
Brownie
Tony DeAngelis
Dick Wilson
Farmer’s Insurance
Junior Chamber
Lamar Tucker
Les Beaty
Jaycees
Jim Williams
Rod Pacini
French
Cleaners
Wayne Robinson
George ‘Wait
Art Poma
Frenchy Sandies
Pioneer Cafe
Ray Brown
Scotty Nelson
Les Stith
R. Riecke
Steel Mill Supply
Salty Barnes
D. Bucka
B. McCaa
L. A. Clark
Writer Attacks College Basketball Slow-Play Style
A columnist blasts college basketball for stall tactics and slow pace, arguing pro rules like a 24-second clock push faster play. He cites coaches, alumni pressure, and NCAA rules debates, warning the sport risks alienating fans if the game remains sluggish and predictable.
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Ging Sethie
Hyyneens
Ken Nortoh
Manhattan
Spain
Sigs
Philadelphia
Lou Rosgini
NYU
Oldshoma State
Hank Tha
Dodgers Get New Stadium Site OK
California Supreme Court certifies the June referendum approving the Los Angeles stadium contract. Dodgers officials hail the ruling as the decisive win in a lengthy fight. Walter O’Malley had hoped for a 315 acre site with 52,000 seats, enabling construction and a 1960 opening, while plans said the team might play the 1959 season in the Coliseum.
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Peady
U.s
Walter O'Malley
State Supreme Court
Easy Ed Ponds Pact with S Louis Club Stirs Bill
Rumor of five year contract with total salary over ae 00 surfaces for S Louis basketball coach Macauley. Ben Kerner, owner of the National Basketball Association, made no final decisions as talks continued. The Chicago cut remains a possibility, with signing expected today and relief pitcher Elmer Sing and outfielder Paul Smith noted in the surrounding chatter.
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Elmer Sing
Paul Smith
Red Blaik Resigns as Army Football Coach and AD
United Press International reports Earl Blaik resigns as Army head football coach and athletics director effective Feb 15 on his 62nd birthday. Sources name Cale Hall and Vince Lombardi as potential successors, with Blaik’s legacy noted for dominant teams and past scandals.
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Red Blaik
Army Gridders
United Press International New York
UPI
Earl Blaik
Army
Athievics
Garrison H. Davidson
Military Academy
Blaik
United Press International
Cale Hall
Vince Lombardi
New York Giants
Tall
Parsons
Kan
Plame
Glenn Davis
Doc
Pereatest
Purdue
Nagy Hempshing
Flor
Ida
Lombardi
Ata
Quinn Quits Braves For Job With Phils
General manager John Quinn left the Milwaukee Braves to join the Philadelphia Phillies. He had built the pennant winner into a world champion, replacing Roy Hamey as GM and taking over the Phillies farm system as vice president.
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Doherty Showa
Philadelphia Phillies
John Quinn
Milwaukee Braves
Quinn
Roy Hamey
New York Yankees
Hamey
Phillies
Duke Snider Heads to Dodgers Spring Camp
Duke Snider, Dodgers star, is ready for spring training in Vero Beach Florida after finalizing his 1959 contract. He may have accepted a slight pay reduction still around forty thousand dollars and will join pitchers and catchers next month.
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UPI
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Dodger
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Dodgers
Duke
Vero Beach
Fla
Former Willits Cage Star Paces Pistons to Victory
Phil Jordan of Willits and Lawtonville and Gene Shue kept Detroit within margin of St. Louis as the Pistons beat Cincinnati. Jordan scored 24 for Detroit and Shue 22 while Jim Palmer led Cincinnati with 14. Slater Martin starred for St Louis in a 110-95 win over Minneapolis. Detroit defeated Cincinnati 131-92 earlier in the doubleheader.
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United Press International
Phil Jordon
Willits
Lawtonville
Gene Shue
Detroit
St. Louis
Pistons
Royals
Cincinnati
Jordan
Detroft
Shue
Jim Palmer
National Basketball Association
Slater Martin
Hawks
Minneapolis
Martin
Lakers
Cliff Hagan
Bob Pettit
NBA
Advanta
Hawk
Bo Ellis
Elgin Baylor
Cubs
Bartolomei Wins First Half Cage Title
Victor Bartolomei led Texaco to an undefeated first half crown in the Ukiah Valley Basketball league by beating a short-handed CSEA squad 50 31 Everett Neal scored 14 for the champions while B J Richardson matched him for CSEA who were without center Larry Jordan CSEA opens the second round against Anton's The Pomolita nightcap saw W A Realty top Anton's 76 70 with Terry McKeon 26 and Jerry Cook 18 for Realty and Jack Hartman 21 Ray Whitaker 23 for Anton's
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Bartolomei Texaco
CSEA
Everett Neal
B. J. Richardson
Larry Jordan
Anton
W. A. Realty
Terry Mc
V. A
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Ukiah Recreation Tennis Tournament Held in late January
The Ukiah Recreation Department announced a table tennis tournament at Evista gym with events on January 26 for singles and February 2 for doubles at 7 p.m. Entry forms are available through the recreation department. Age groups include juniors and under 14 divisions.
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Uniter
Ukiah
Esnvicta Gym
Procedurg
Yokavo Bowl Clinches Timber Bowling Tire
Yokavo Bowl clinches first half lead in a timber bowling event, ahead of Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods by one point. Chuck Emmerson with a strong ad series and Low Grams guiding Yokavo to a win over Mendo Wood Products. Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Clouds beat Ukiah Pine as Heward Troover delivered a 51 series.
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Army
Black Knights
Blaik
Roy
Ghstead
Gigning
Thaastop
Blagk
Yokavo Bewl
Uhish Liquor and Sporting Goods
Chuck Emmerson
Mendo Wood Products Noobo
Jime
Hisenhader
Ukiah Liquor
Ukiah Pine
Heaward
Roy Beardal
Vigal-Tso-Tsa
Lewis Crandalh
Phomapson
Pan Dase
Bara Chab
Preeddiy Doo Paladini
Agg Tetnio Sar Lolge
Ted
Renee Baperollagh
Liamber Neo
Joe Center
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