Ukiah Wildcats Fall in Close Weekend Showdown at Carderds
Ukiah struggled with cold shooting and defensive lapses as they lost 47-90 to Lamport’s Cardinals after leading early, with Bob Britton and Rich Hutchison among top Ukiah scorers. The Wildcats, using a revised lineup, battled Healdsburg and Lakeport previously, while planning trips to Fort Bragg and Willits to close the regular season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ba Ffm
Ukiah
Wildcats
Lamport
Cardinals
Chessall
Heakisburg
Headsburg
Agere
Tory
Greyhounds
gAgain
Fie
Lakeport
Cats
Bob Britton
Rich Hutchison
Russ Brown
Rocky Graziano
David Maxwell
Keith Claussen
Cardinal
Claussen
Perehm
Britton
Hutchison
Graziano
Brown
Maxwell
Ron Ford
Ron King
Jesson
Fort Bragg
Willits
Ukiah Table Tennis Tourney Draws Nearer
Urges players to enter the second annual Ukiah table tennis tournament at Pomolita gym. Events include men's and women's singles and doubles, and junior boys and girls singles and doubles with a 14 and under age limit. Singles and doubles played on alternate nights under regular rules with 11 point games. Mail entry coupon to Stan Stafford by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomolita @ym
Table Tennis Association
Stan Stafford
Hub Cigar Clinging to Keg Lead in Bowling League
In the Wednesday night Yo River Bowl league Hub Cigar Store holds seven of eight possible points in the second round. They shut out Knights of Columbus 4-0 as Joe Center posted 205 and 513 series, with Mozzanti and another Center tossing twin 455s. Daniels-Harlowe and Redwood Appliance and TV stay tied for second at 6-2 after 3-1 wins. Stan Stafford’s 202-180 games fuel a 529 series for Daniels, Don Thornton 185-516. Andy Bacci opens 219 in a 558 for Purity as Tom Davis adds 172-420. Redwood Appliance over Redwood Auto Supply on Emerson 503, Beanie 185-181 in a 533 tally. Foggy's Liquors, previous round champs, beat Rendez vous 3-1 behind Guidi 549 (190-192) and Mosna 174-482. Niderost 182-489 and McGee 445 pace the losers at 5-3. Munnell and Sherrill defeat El Roble Auction 3-1 as Graham of El Roble earns 516 with a 216 high. rest of El Roble mostly mid-300s. M&S led by Bill Cabezut 153-159-156-468 and Jerry Molasz 444.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Cigar Store
Langers
Hub
Knights of Columbus
Joe Center
Mozzanti
Bartolomei
K of C
Daniels - Harlowe
Redwood Appliance
Foggy’s Liquors
Rendezvous
Bob Guidi
Ernie Mosna
Doc Niderost
Bob McGee
Munnell
Sherrill
el Roble
Graham
Bill Cabezut
Jerry Molasz
M&s
Celtics Crush Hawks in Televised Showdown
Celtics sprint to a 139-117 win over the St. Louis Hawks in Boston after a 61-59 halftime deficit. Bill Sharman scored 36, Bob Cousy added 16 assists as New York Knicks beat Syracuse 120-118 and other Sunday NBA results included Cincinnati topping Detroit 107-88 and the Lakers ending a five game skid with a 119-98 win in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Boston Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
St. Louis
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Boston
Boston Garden
Bill Sharman
Bob Cousy
Mike Farmer
New York Knickerbockers
Syracuse
Cincinnati Royals
Detroit Pistons
Minneapolis Lakers
Philadelphia
Farmer
Knicks
University of San Francisco
New York
John Kerr
Royals
Detroit
Walter Dukes
Pistons
Archie Dees
Vigin Baylor
Charleston
Lakers
Minneapolis
Warriors
Gil McDougald Wins Lou Gehrig Memorial Award
Gil McDougald of the New York Yankees was named the Lou Gehrig Memorial Award winner for 1960. The honor goes to the player who best represents the Hall of Fame spirit on and off the field as judged by Major League Baseball in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Gil McDougald
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Ukiah Lightweights Rally To Beat Lakeport B Team 44 28
Ukiah lightweights roared back from a 13 7 first period deficit to defeat Lakeport’s B squad 44 28. Led by Jack Pearce Doug Modrell and Charles Tollini Ukiah built momentum in the second half with a stingy defense and timely scoring to secure season high point total and prepare for Fort Bragg and Willits away games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Lakeport
Jack Pearce
Doug Modrell
Charles Tollini
Varsity
Pearce
Modrell
Tollini
Wildkittens
Don Jameson
Daryl McClendon
Kit Cleland
Chris Philbrick
Cats
Carl Fgomberg
Yokayo Bowlers Defeated in Timber League Action
Anton's Propane upset Yokayo Bowl 3-1 as Telmo Bartolomei led with a 490 series. Larry Baldwin and Cliff Singer boosted the winners, while Chuck Emery and Lou Grams topped the losers for Yokayo. Ukiah Liquor & Sporting Goods swept Hollow Tree Lumber No 2 31. Cliff Robbenwolt forged a 508 series for Hollow Tree. Pioneer Furniture edged Mendo Wood Products No 1 3-1 behind a 587 by Herb Colrane. Ukiah Valley Creamery swept Ukiah Pine 4-0 led by Will Moschetti with a 575. Final first half standings show Yokayo Bowl 1st with 50 points, Ukiah Liquor 18, and Farmer's Insurance 47, with several teams in the remaining spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton
Telmo Bartolomei
Larry Baldwin
Cliff Singer
Gamay
Chuck Emery
Lou Grams
Farmer's Insurance
al Tollini
Frayne Brennan
Mendo Wood Products No
al Kittleson
Ray Gentry
Ukiah Liquor & Sporting Goods
Hollow Tree Lumber No
Cliff Robbenwolt
de Gone Goods
Ward Hoover
Louie Zaina
Shirley Brown
Robbenwolt
Herb Col@rane
Pioneer Furniture
Frank Noyd
Chet Johnson
Mendo Wood Products
Ukiah Valley Creamery
Durval Carola
Hollow Tree
Yokayo Bowl
Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods
Anton’s Propane
Ukiah Pine
Bataan Club
Holviw Tree Lumber
Menda Wood Products No
Cause of Golden Glove Boxer's Death Probed
Harris County pathologist Dr. Joseph Jac kimczyk said it may be several days before the cause of the death of Lynn Davis a 22 year old welterweight is definitely learned. The boxer died Saturday night about 30 minutes after a technical knockout at the hands of club teammate Billy Strother 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
UPI
Harris County
Joseph Jackimczyk
Lynn Davis
Billy Strother
Bruins Top USC to Lead PCC Cage Race Again
UCLA beats Southern California 65-63 to move one half game ahead in the PCC standings as Walt Torrence scores 20 and nets the deciding basket with 30 seconds left. California wins at Berkeley 67-46, Idaho tops Washington State 65-55, Pepperdine beats San Diego 77-67, and San Diego State stays atop the CCAA with an 86-79 win over Los Angeles State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
UCLA
Bruins
Southern California
Walt Torrence
Uclas
Stafford
Washington
Oregon State
Doug Smart
Oregon
Bruno Boin
Seattle
Hawaii
Hickam Field
San Diego State
Los Angeles State
Leo Will
L. A. State
CCAA
Gary Alcorn
Fresno State
Cal Poly
Bulldogs
Rugby Pf Style Comes to Bay Area
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Pro rugby has come to three West Coast cities with the formation of the North American Rugby Football League. Franchises were granted to Los Angeles San Francisco and Vancouver B C when the league was officially created. Officers chosen include Ward Nash commissioner Charles A Edmondson chairman of the board of control and Derek Gardner general secretary treasurer all from Los Angeles Nash said the league hopes to begin play in 1960 and will include players from the San Francisco Forty Niner and Los Angeles Rams football teams Gordy Soltau was granted the San Francisco franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
West Coast
Rugby Football League
Los Angeles
Vancouver
B. C
Loop
Ward Nash
Charles A. Edmondson
Board of Control
Derek Gardner
Nash
San Francisco Forty Niner
Los Angeles Rams
Gordy Soltau
Edgar Paces His Team to Victory
Edgar Paces his team to a 38-33 win as Assembly of God Church defeats Satter-day Saints. Max Foutz matches Edgar with 12 points in a spirited LDS-Demonstration duel. Redwood Valley wins by forfeit from Bethel Baptist after a church meeting. DeMolay overcomes a 10 point halftime deficit to edge Methodists 35-34 led by Bruce Crook's 16 points. Also listed are NBA scores: Boston 139 St Louis 117 New York 120 Syracuse 118 Cincinnati 107 Detroit 88 Minneapolis 19 Philadelphia 98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Edgar
Pomolitagyi
Assembly of God Church
Satter-day Saints
Max Foutz
Edgar
Foutz
LDS
Redwood Valley
Bethel Baptist
Methodists
Bruce Crook
Dwayne Wright
Pomolua
Dick Crump
National Basketball Association
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Detroit
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Welu Wins National All Star Bowling Crown In NY
Miriam Regains title as Billy Welu from Texas wins the men’s championship in a final round duel with Ray Bluth. Marion Ladewig secures the women’s title in Grand Rapids, Mich. Bluth sets a tournament pinfall record. Welu earns top prize and runner-up money. Additional NHL and AHL scores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Billy Welu
St. Louis
Ray Bluth
Mound City
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Welu
Bluth
Petersen
Junie McMahon
Fairlawn
N. J
Lou Campi
Pymont
Don Carter
Ladewh
Donna Zimmermaan
Akron
Strencly
Mary Louise Young
Houston
Tex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greyhound
Fred Chase
Bill Lewis
Ron Ledford
Walt Brown
Promi Sing
King
Lewis
Doug Crane
Don Behneke
Gus
Stanley E. Stafford
City Hall
Calif
Celtics Swamp Hawks
Lou Gehrig Award
Rouson
SANKY
S. State
Golden State
Powell St
Ellis GA
Mendocino County
T.V
Tommy McCormac
Mgr
Troy
Idaho
Washington State
Cougars
B. J. Schaffer
Hal Damiano
Schaffer
John Liveious
WCAC
Pepperdine
West Coast Athletic Conference
Waves
San Diego A
St. Mary's
Santa Clara
College of the Pacific
Bay Area
Allerton
E. Clay St
LE Roi
Chevrolet
Buick
Cowan’s
Oldsmobile
Miriam
Threatio
Montreal
Ledeue
Cleveland & Hershey
Rochester
Springfield
Miriah Daily Journal
E. Standley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!