29 Jan 1958
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1958
Page
1
The Wildcats beat the Trojans 68 to 25 as Antily's Bs claimed first place. Clough Rich Pelo and others led with steady scoring while Uki tied the Nets’ court advantage in both halves. Ed Graziano's shots kept the team in the game though Ukiati's Bs were held to low output.
Bob Brown career night with 31 points powers W A Realty past Anton's five to keep title hopes alive. Roy Paget Jim Garrity and Rich Huckins contribute on offense and boards as Brown adds a dozen in the third period. Also St Mary's Church beats the Methodists 42 32 in the Church League with Steve Casperson scoring 24 for St Mary's.
WILLOWS UP Gus Manolls 34 Chico State football coach collapsed and died Tuesday while hunting in Mendocino National Forest for 12 year old Delchia Warschmidt. He died in Grindotone Canyon area after a difficult rescue. Manolls, native of Sacramento, played football at UC Berkeley and served as an assistant to Lynn Waldorf before teaching at Yuba JC in Meriville 1950.
Denver AP reports Lawrence T Shaw resigns as Air Force Academy head football coach. Three assistants complete tours and depart. New coach to be chosen while current staff says shifts were coincidental and Shaw needed more time for personal matters.
Bob Gowan posted a 538 series in Uriah Bowling league at Cloverdale's Deltone Lanes and added a 601 series last Thursday in a Deltone league. Matt Callan Jr led all individuals with 556, while John Finnegan posted 550 and a 208 game. Mark King Garage surged to a 2402 team series winning three of four from Johnnie's Market, which tied for second with Warehouse Sales after a 2-2 split with Redwood Tree. Flavorland delivered the night's top team score with 2432 as they beat Montgomery Ward 3-1, and Galli Service held first place after a 2-2 split with Ukiah Steel Mill Supply.
In Palo Alto California UP honors quarterback Y A Tittle of the San Francisco Forty Niners and Joe Francis of Oregon State at the Palo Club banquet Glenn Stackhouse presents Tittle a gold plaque naming him UP pro player of the year Tittle wins 11 of 31 votes in the UP poll Francis wins the Pop Warner award as the Pacific Coast's top college football player for 1957
Virgil Akins of St Louis named top contender for the vacant welterweight crown after his 12th round stoppage of Tony DeMarco on January 21. Isaac Logart drops to second. Vince Martinez rises to third after wins in January eliminations. Spider Webb climbs to third in middleweight. Calhoun falls. Ingemar Johansson Returns to top 10 as European champion.
Glen Cove New York Henry Logeman reports Dodgers catcher Roy Campanella is on the road to recovery less than 94 hours after a car accident. The hospital bulletin says paralysis unchanged but overall condition encouraging and he remains on the danger list. Doctors say recovery could take a year with possible future surgery and he will wear a four poster neck brace.
Stylish Jay Fullmer defeated Idaho's Glen Burgess by a unanimous decision over ten rounds in Salt Lake City. Fullmer, sharper and more accurate than his brother Gene, eyes bigger targets after the victory.
Roy Campanella prays as he lies in a Glen Cove hospital with a broken back from a car crash. The catcher’s career, marked by injuries, comebacks, and a Hall of Fame impact, is fueled by faith and stubborn resilience. His teammates and fans recall his cheerful leadership and belief that prayer and effort will carry him back.
Bill Dudley rose to All America at Virginia in 1941 and earned all pro honors with the Pittsburgh Steelers a year later. A 1947 trade with Detroit stirred fan anger, and he finished his career with the Washington Redskins in 1953. Now based in Lynchburg, Virginia, he runs an insurance firm and will appear in progress boxes scouting future Steelers opponents.
United Press reports Mickey Mantle heads to Florida with a $75,000 contract offer, while Yankee management expects a swift signing after a next meeting around Feb. 10. Casey Stengel harshly criticizes Mantle for fielding lapses and the team's World Series shortcomings, and Detroit reorganizes its infield with Ossie Virgil and Gail Harris trades. Bob Hazle expects an early compromise with Milwaukee Braves' GM.
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