17 Jan 1958
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1958
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists events with Pomoluta Gymnasium and Park locations, referencing Stanley E. Stafford and city offices. Mentions Ukih and Cullf as places and a region meeting at 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Likely a civic notice about times and venues without full context.
Oregon holds a 4-1 conference mark while USC and UCLA trend in the PCC race as Stanford California and Washington State spar for position. The schedule includes California hosting Stanford and Idaho visiting Washington while Oregon State and San Francisco figure into a crowded chase.
The Block U Society of Ukiah High School will host a Father and Son banquet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Palace Hotel. Guest speaker Antiros, a former All-Big Seven guard under Bud Wilkinson at Oklahoma, now appears in California after being brought by Pete Elliott.
The Healdsburg Greyhounds host Ukiah in a high school boys basketball clash broadcast by KUKI at 8 45 p m The Ukiah varsity and B teams depart at 4 30 p m with coachers urging strong play Arvin Reed aims for full activity after an injury Charles Smith Jim Whitaker Jim DeWitt and Johnny Edgar headline the Ukiah varsity lineup
Women start a new golf season with eight weeks of play beginning January 21. Nine and eighteen hole players qualify on nine holes. matches occur during the week. Irene Rea leads the Duds roster. Marguerite Schwarm heads the Fuds. Losers attend a payoff luncheon. members urged to join the eclectic and review clubhouse rules. Doris Gilmer presides, with Dean Brown as vice president and Mary Allen taking notes.
San Francisco report states Cactus Jack Curtice of Utah was named head coach at Stanford after trustees ratified his acceptance and Ster ling officially announced the decision. Curtice resigned from Utah hours earlier to take the Stanford post.
Wilt Chamberlain trails Oscar Robertson and Elgin Baylor for the national scoring lead as Kansas faces a rugged remaining schedule. Robertson has 425 points in 13 games, Chamberlain 354 in 11, Baylor 337 in 11, with top opponents ahead for the contenders.
Four more teams join the Ukiah Valley Church Basketball League for debut games at Pomolita School Gym tomorrow night. St Marys faces DeMolay at 7 30 p m in the opener, then Latter Day Saints meet Bethel Baptist. Last week L D Saints beat Redwood Valley 32 25 and Baptists defeated Assembly of God 29 14.
Syracuse based report says Harald Johnson seeks a 10 round victory over Bert Whitehurst at War Memorial Auditorium. Johnson, once in controversy over doping, is a 3 to 1 favorite to win as he returns to No 1 contender status behind Archie Moore. The NBC telecast starts at 7 p.m. Pacific Time.
Oscar Fraley profiles Jimmy Foxx revealing a three time AL MVP in financial distress with five months of overdue rent. The piece links Foxx’s losses to poor investments and cites the sport world’s pattern of high earners facing destitution, mentioning Nap Lajoie, Grover Alexander, Hack Wilson, Sam Langford, Joe Louis, Ray Robinson and the charity efforts of the Players Association.
Sacramento CA CNS reports California Fish and Game faces a pheasant policy gap. Unlike deer policy, pheasant management involves raised game and private clubs, with most hunting on farm land and costly, artificial propagation. Three steps urged: inform public, draft preliminary policy, and adopt a definite plan, while a $100000 study by a private firm shapes timing.
In a tight Ukiah Valley Recreation League game Antoni's edged Philo 52 to 48 after a back and forth second half. Ken Whittaker led Antoni's with 16 points and Dick Smythe added 17, while Philo's Monte Salmela scored 11 and Emil Rossi 10 in a seesaw contest.
Palo Alto UP reports Stanford University athletic director Al Masters, 59, is in good condition after an ulcer operation. The operation lasted two hours Thursday at Palo Alto Hospital, Dr. Blake Wilbur pronouncing the surgery a success.
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