Marks Here Well With Others at Valley Girls’ Meet
Readable excerpts describe a regional girls track and softball meet with top performers. Notable names include Charlotte Hook, Marsha Severt, Lorrie Thomas, Kitty Finna Baker, Ruth Wiles, Barbara Griffin, and Pat Wilkinson. Standout events include high points for Marsha Severt and multiple sprint, hurdles, and softball throws across divisions, with Yokayo and Ukiah High among top teams.
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Aa Broatert Bey Varenta
Lytt Jen
Charlotte Hook
Apt San
Marsha
Severs
Pat Ukith
Micveest
Statton
Kitty Finna Baker
WW. J
Barbara Griffin
Ruth Wiles
Francine Rentsch
Lorrie Thomas
Stamper
Geneveve Barton
River Union
Connie Wilkinson
Pat Wilkinson
Stnd
B. J
Mary Lee Sanderson
Johnstone
Susan’*Kennedy
le Boster
Stilley
Betty Penrgon
Pat’ Wilkinson UX
Marsha Severt
UHS
Pat Bass
Sandra Kussow
Kay DeVaughn
Shirley Bare
Pat Mathews
Marsha Severi
Dellalah Butterfield
Dellllalah Butterfield
de- Nalah Butterfield
Kelseyville
Kel‘seville
Ukiah High
Oea Lytten
Yokayo
Kel‘seyville
Nokomis
Kelgeyville
Frank Seek
Pomolita
Sidmbra Giardello Ink for Third Bout
Sidmbra Giardello and Joey Giambra signed to meet in a 10 round middleweight bout at the San Francisco Cow Palace on Monday July 7 promoter Benny Ford announced.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joey Giardello
New York
Joey Giambra
San Francisco Cow Palace
Benny Ford
Defending Champ Out of Ukiah Golf Club Tourney
Defending champion Chet Armstrong now living in Sacramento cannot defend his Ukiah Golf Club championship starting Sunday at Municipal Golf Course. More than 40 players have qualified for the two week event. Jim Maher leads qualifiers with 35-38-73, and top scores include Bill Clarke 41-34-75, Gordon Hill 39-37-76, and Dr. Bob Boobar 38-38 76. First round play begins Sunday and must finish by June 14.
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Chet Armstrong
Sacramento
Ukiah Golf Club
Municipal Golf Course
Ernie Banker
Redwood Valley Grange Hall
Jim Maher
Bill Clarke
Gordon Hill
Bob Boobar
Young Fullmer Boxes Tonight on Television
Young Jay Fullmer fights veteran Joe Micell in a 10 round welterweight clash at the West Jordan Outdoor Arena in West Jordan Utah. The nationally televised bout starts at 7 p.m. pdt with Fullmer a 7-5 favorite and aiming for his 14th straight win in his 14th pro bout.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Jay Fullmer
West Jordan
Joe Micell
New York
Fullmer
Miceli
Utah
Gene Fullmer
Huskies Exit PCC to Form New Coast Conference
Seattle United States news reports the University of Washington regents unanimously authorize withdrawal from the Pacific Coast Conference and plan a new league with California schools. USC UCLA and UC Berkeley will withdraw in 1959 while Stanford may join. a clause requiring seven member schools allowed the move.
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Seattle
UPS
University of Washington Board of Regents
Pacific Coast
Washington
California
University of Southern Calfornia
UCLA
University of California
Stanford
PCC
Giardello and Giambra Meet in Return Fight Preview
The bout would not be carried on television or radio. Giardello and Giambra have fought each other twice, each winning a decision.
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Giardello
Giambra
Pony League Opens At Anton Stadium Tonight
Pony League games begin at Anton Stadium with Crawford Lumber versus VFW in the 6 p.m. opener and Munnell and Sherrill meeting Ford Gravel at 8 p.m. The occasion features ceremonies and the announcement of a rifle prize winner, with schedule shifts due to Falls Dance Festival. The piece urges parental support for Pony and Pony Grad leagues as valuable youth baseball and outlines growth and inclusion of teens into Pony League and Pony Grad.
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Crawford Lumber
VFW
Munnell
Sherrill
Ford Gravel
Anton
Chevron
Crawford
Pony Grad
Pony Grad League
St. More
Four
Little League Diamonds
Val Crawford Wins Ukiah High Top GAA Award And Roster Of Winners
Valerie Crawford earned the Wildcat Award as Ukiah High School top girls athletic honor for leading in the Girls Athletic Association points during her four year career. The article lists numerous seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen receiving Five Inch Block U Seven InchBlock and Stars and Stripes awards plus numerals for classes of 58 59 and 60. Miss Crawford also received a gift certificate and Patty Jo Peters was named president pro tem to organize next year’s plans.
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Valerie Crawford
GAA
Job
Dancing
Wildcat
Ukiah High School
Girls’ Athletic Association
Lois Crawford
Carol Felz
Judy Reitzell
Molly Welch
Betty Kinman
Donna Bull
Martha Thompson
Sue McCombs
Cherie Hay
Margaret Frohn
Sheryl Hansen
Jeanne Richardson
Mikell Tidd
Carol Feliz
Patty Jo Peters
Melba Tingley
Joan Mayfield
Leah McGee
Betty Whitney
Virginia Pendleton
Lynn Mitchell
Elizabeth Poulos
Phyllis Rawles
Janice Wright
Judy Perry
Linda Schmitz
Cathy Sullivan
Delilah Butterfield
Kathy Fitch
Joanne Goodwin
Dana Newell
Margie Ritchey
Sue Taylor
Sue Waterhouse
Claudia Wilson
Sharon Young
Charlotte Dameano
Cheri Hay
Frances Bogner
Donna ‘Tolman
Martha Knight
Janet Gardner
Linda Johnson
Sandra Kussow
Dot Mayfield
Sharon Ross
Shirley
Bare
Sue Walsh
Phyllis Marten
Karen Quick
Penny Thatcher
Brenda Hall
Joan Snyder
Miss Crawford
Take Heart Duffers Even a Pro Can Goof
Pro Bob Whitaker nearly qualified for the National Open at Silverado Napa before triple bogeying three par holes. He failed to advance after one last ball and an unplayable lie, showing even top players err in golf.
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Bob Whitaker
Silverado
Napa
Duffers
Musial and Mays Tie For NL Player of the Month
In Cincinnati union voters in the National League poll Stan Musial and Willie Mays tied as the first Player of the Month. Musial, 37, of the St. Louis Cardinals and Mays, 27, of the San Francisco Giants, each received 18 votes from 39 voters. Frank Thomas, Daryl Spencer and Ken Boyer each earned one vote.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Stan Musial
Willie Mays
League
Warren Giles
Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Mays
San Francisco Giant
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Daryl Spencer
Giants
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
Braves Blast Giants Out Of First In SF Opener
Milwaukee’s Wes Covington and Hank Aaron hit two homers each in a 17-6 win over the San Francisco Giants, lifting the Braves to first in the NL by 10 percentage points. Don McMahon earned the win, while Lew Burdette started and was relieved in the fifth. Willie Mays sparked a late Giant rally but Milwaukee held on.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Wes Covington
Hank Aaron
San Francisco Giants
Covington
Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Giants
Milwaukee
Braves
Felix Mantilla
Ruben Gomez
Marv Grissom
Hammerin’ Henry
Gomez
Eddie Mathews
Seals Stadium
Rigney
Gopher
Don McMahon
Lew Burdette
Ernie Johnson
Willie
Mays
Orlando Cepeda
McMahon
Johnson
Whitey Lockman
Rog Schmidt
Valmy Thomas
Ray Jablonski
Burdette
Bob Rush
Mike McCormick
Ukiah High Names Baseball Captain elect
Ukiah high school athletes celebrated with a steak barbecue hosted by the Block U Society at Bill Lewis's home, where 44 steaks were eaten and a swimming party followed. Coach Ruben Beseda hosted a taco feed Monday night with the Ukiah varsity baseball team, where Dave Brown was elected captain for next season.
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Ukiah
Ukijah High School Block U Society
Bill Lewis
Ruben Beseda
Ukiah High School
Dave Brown
Ukiah High
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