Ukiah Varsity Eyeing Midweek Clash With Analy High
Ukiah aims to extend a 54-34 win over Petaluma as they travel to face Analy High Friday at 4 PM. The Tigers seek cohesion and defense to counter Analy’s late charge, after a tough week that saw Analy edge Ukiah in a home game and Petaluma remain undefeated.
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Venturi Victor Wins Thunderbird Invitational Golf Title
Ken Venturi, 28, margin nine strokes over Jackie Burke to win the Thunderbird Invitational in Palm Springs with a 269 total on rounds of 70 63 66 70. Defending champ Jimmy Demaret and Gene Littler tied for second at 273, each earning 875. Burke, Leonard, Fairfield and others tied at 274 with 566.66. Venturi earns 1500 cash and a Thunderbird car and heads to Phoenix to face tour champions.
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Aggies New Boss Faces Headaches Ahead of Season
Texas A M hires Jim Myers as its new football coach with a 64 000 annual contract for four years. He inherits a 8 2 team, a thinned roster, a vacant post 51 days since Paul Bryant left, and tense board politics. Recruiting will be tougher with compulsory military status and divided authority complicating he efforts.
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After Eight Years a Trying Gal Wins Golf
May Ann Downey of Baltimore wins the Doherty Women's Amateur title in Fort Lauderdale clipping Marlene Stewart Streit 1 up at the 37th hole. Downey twice rallied from behind, including a near-miss by Streit on the 6th hole when an 18 inch putt slid by.
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Franksburg note found in herring shipment in fish shop
In Frankfurt a note tucked in a small celluloid cap from a herring parcel delivers greetings from Lofoten to Dierkahn in Reykjva and Yealand. George Elsenbart questions the message’s origin and meaning as he reads the peculiar note from the fish shop.
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Ukiah Lightweights Push Sonoma Tilt Toward Lead
Ukiah's 1957-58 B basketball squad shows steady improvement after a 36-24 loss to Sonoma. Ed Graziano left early with a cut, but Jerry Clough Jim Hutchison and Tommy Lawrence led a strong defense and accurate shooting. Ukiah aims to upset Analy to seize the NBL B crown race.
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Stengel Quips At Dinner Amid Ball Club Banter
At a stag dinner in New York the gathering saluted Ted Williams Lew Burdette and umpire Larry Goetz for long service to baseball. Quotes from Nixon O’Malley Harridge Giles and Mantle mix humor and jabs as Casey Stengel jokes about Burditts and Williams while Berra taunts him about golf.
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Goalie Plante Tops NHL with Seventh Shutout
United Press reports Montreal Canadiens goalie Jacques Plante extended his banner season with a 2-0 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs, notching his seventh shutout and inching toward the league record of 22 set by George Hainsworth of Montreal in 1928-29.
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Whatever Happened To Helen Wills
The piece recalls Helen Wills as a California teen who rose to fame in the 1920s and 1930s earning the nickname Little Miss Poker Face. It notes seven U.S. and eight Wimbledon titles, a 1933 Forest Hills final loss to Helen Jacobs, and a late comeback win at Wimbledon in 1935. Now Mrs. Aidan Roark, she lives in Pacific Palisades and stays active in tennis, fishing, and Santa Anita racing.
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Helen Wills
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Little Miss Poker Face
U.S
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Helen Jacobs
Dutra Holds Lead in Senior Golf Tourney in Dunedin
Mortie Dutra, 58, Calexico, Calif., carried a two stroke edge into the final round of the National PGA Seniors with a 54 hole total of 213 at Dunedin Fla. He carded a 73 in the third round, his closest pursuers Eddie Burke of New Haven Conn. and Charles Sheppard of West Newton Mass. sit two and three back.
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Rangers Edge Black Hawks as Worsley Times Losses
Chicago Black Hawks edged the New York Rangers 4 3 Sunday night in Chicago on a third period goal by Ed Litzenberger. It marked New Yorks first loss to Chicago with Gump Worsley in net since Jan 30 1955 amid a 7 1 setback at Toronto. Detroit beat Montreal 4 2 and Boston tied Toronto 3 3 narrowing the Rangers lead to two points.
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Giants eye Bailey swap with Antonelli amid trade talks
New York Up figures the San Francisco Giants may trade pitcher Johnny Antonelli to acquire slugging catcher Gus Bailey from Cincinnati. In their first deal since moving to San Francisco the Giants sent Gail Harris and Ossie Virgil to Detroit for Jim Finigan and cash.
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Hopes Of Boxers On the Line
New York light heavyweights Tony Anthony and Yvon Durelle meet in a 10 round clash at Madison Square Garden. Anthony seeks a return title shot after a Los Angeles loss to Archie Moore and a Detroit draw with Durelle. Durelle, unbeaten in 11, eyes a Moore title shot as both men sit in the top five rankings. NBC will televise the bout nationally.
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Faculty Triumphs Over LDS Church Team in Benefit Game
In a March of Dimes charity basketball doubleheader, the Faculty defeated the Church of Latter-day Saints 55-54, with George King, Bob Marsh, and Terry McKeon scoring 28 points among them. Johnny Edgar led the Varsity with nine and the Lions Club won 31-27 in the opener.
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Oregon State Stubs Toe Again in Seattle Battle
Oregon State Beavers suffer a 45-42 upset at Washington in Seattle as Cal and UCLA hold clear PCC leads. Idaho moves to within half a game of the leaders with an 81-76 win at Moscow. Center Doug Smart scores 21 for the Huskies. Idaho’s Gary Simmons leads with 25.
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New Star Arrives For Lakers Five
Dick Garmaker, six four former Minnesota star, ties three NBA records in a 23 point third period and 33 second half points, but the Minneapolis Lakers fall 109-103 to the New York Knickerbockers. Also, Cincinnati Royals rally to beat Detroit 107-103, Boston Celtics win 118-95 over Syracuse, and Warriors beat Hawks 125-112.
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Frost Wins Florida State Tennis Championship Title
Jack Frost of Monterey California captured the Florida State Tennis Championships men's singles title in Orlando beating Ivo Pimental of Venezuela 6 0 6 4. It was Frosts first tourney title since his Army release a month ago. Maria Bueno of Brazil won her fourth womens singles crown in five Florida tournaments this winter defeating Janet Hopps of Seattle 6 4 6 3.
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Smith's OT Goal Lifts Indians Into Playoff Hunt
Floyd Smith delivered a sudden death overtime winner, his third goal of the night, to lift the Springfield Indians to a 4 3 victory over the Hershey Bears. The win ties the Indians for fifth with Buffalo as Barons beat Providence 2 1 and Buffalo and Rochester tied 2 2.
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