Durable captures first City title in hard fought final
Durable edges Lakeport 66 60 to win the City crown as Graziano leads with 28 points and Borghessani adds 21. Lakeport, paced by Bob Goodwin Kent DeBolt and Eddie Graziano backcourt, battle back from early deficits but fall just short. Durable advances to Santa Rosa Invitational, facing Giaccamini Trucking of Petaluma.
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Win- Valley
Pomo- Vita
Durable
Eddie Graziano
Warren Baker
Lakeport
Bob Goodwin
Kent DeBolt
Bob ‘Borghessant
Idad
Bob Borghessani
Brad Shear
Baker
Lakepork Cy
Whiich
J.akeport
Borghessani
Moris Colton
Jim Lusk
Ken DeBolt
Bob Nylander
Graziano
Charley Hale
Hale
Shear
Floyd Rovera
Roy Martinelli
Geno Cinquini
Santa Rosa
Giaccamini
Petaluma
North Bay Area
Brat Shea
Gene Cinquini
Mortis- Colin
Everett
Atabie
Ritars
Erickson
Vejar Rodriguez Bout Promises Test of Power in 10 Rounds
Atami Beach hosts a national televised middleweight bout tonight between 22-year-old Chico Vejar and 28-year-old Rodriquez. Vejar aims to rebound while Rodriguez, seeking momentum, battles to meet champion Don Jordan and showcase his new punching power against a heavier opponent.
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Atami
Beach
Ubc
Luignyek
Welt
Chico Vejar
Rodriguez
Don Jordan
Vejar
Robertson Tops UPI All-America Five For 1960
Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati leads the United Press International All-America selections for 1960, chosen for a third straight year by 338 voters. Teammates include Jerry West, Jerry Lucas, Darrell Imhoff and Tom Stith, with Robertson dominating vote totals and becoming only the second three time honoree since 1947.
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New York
UPI
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
United Press International
Jerry West
West Virginia
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Daryall Imhof
California
Tom Stith
St. Bonaventure
Robertson
Tom Gola
LaSalle
West
Shooter
Lucas
Imhoff
Stith
Horace Walker
Michigan State
Dave Debusschere
Detroit
Tom Sanders
NYU
Walt Bellamy
Indiana
Lee Shaffer
North Carolina
Youngsters Aid Red Wings in Late Comeback
United Press International reports Detroit relied on youth to spark a comeback against Boston. Len Lunde scored late in the final period to seal an 8 9 victory, with newcomers Gary Aldecorn and Jerry Melnyk adding goals. Bronco Horvath pushed his scoring lead, assisted on a goal by Vic Stasink.
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United Press International
Detroit Red Wings
Gordie Howe
Len Lunde
Svho
Red Wings
Boston Bruins
Gary Aldecorn
Jerry Melnyk
Detroit
Bronco
Hat Trick Paces Upset Victory by Quebec Aces
Veteran center Jackie LeClair scored a historic hat trick to lift the last place Quebec Aces to a 5-3 upset over the league leading Springfield Indians in Quebec. Harvey and Corcoran also scored as Quebec ended a long win drought in Tuesday night AHL action.
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United. Press International
Quebec Aces
Jackie LeChair
Aces
Springfield Indians
Quebec
LeClair
Michel Harvey
Norm Corcoran
Rochester
Buffalo
Cleveland
Hershey
Musial Williams Face Long Comeback Trail
Stan Musial and Ted Williams launch return attempts as both endure poor recent seasons. Musial, 39, trains in St Petersburg amid neck pain and drowsiness from pain pills. Williams plans not to quit as a pure pinch hitter. MLB moves include Yank signs, Braves and Cardinals talks, and Orioles reaching a tentative deal with Albie Pearson as trade winds swirl in Florida.
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Fred Down
Stan Musial
Ted Wiliams
St. Louis Cardinal
Boston Red Sox
Musial
Williams
St. Petersburg
Fla
Tussay
Detroit Tigers
Frank
Lary
Lakeland
Harvey Kuenn
Charley Maxwell
McGuire Sparks Pistons to Hold Second in West
Dick McGuire, veteran guard and player coach, scored 22 points to spark Detroit to a 108-106 win over Cincinnati and clinch second place in the Western Division. Gene Shue added 20 with late clutch shots as Jack Twyman led Cincinnati with 38. In St Louis, Pettit and Hagan led a 109-101 win over Minneapolis, and Syracuse beat New York 124-121 at Madison Square Garden with no standings impact.
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United Press International
Dick McGuire
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
New York Knickerbocker
St. John’s
Detroit
Cincinnati
Gene Shue
Jack Twyman
Royals
St. Louis
Hawks
Bob Pettit
Cliff Hagan
Minneapolis
Madison Square Garden
Syracuse Nationals
New York Knickerbockers
National basketball and hockey scores from one day
National Basketball Association results include Syracuse 124 New York 121, Detroit 108 Cincinnati 106, St. Louis 10 Minneapolis 101. National Hockey League game Detroit 3 Boston 2. American Hockey League Quebec 5 Springfield 3.
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National Basketball Association
Syracuse
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Minneapolis
National Hockey League
Boston
American Hockey League
Quebec
Springfield
Heavyweight Champ Set for Exhibitions
Ingemar Johans son heavyweight champion flies to Europe after a 10 day U S visit. He will receive medical injections at United Nations headquarters to prepare for a Gaza Strip sparring exhibition for UN troops. He then plans exhibitions for U S troops in Europe, with a New Jersey Turnpike traffic note and a fact about river otters staying underwater.
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New York
UPI
Ingemar Johansson
Europe
United States
Canada
Toronto
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Israel
Ukiah North Little League Auxiliary creates committees
The Ukiah North Little League Women's Auxiliary met at Frank Zeek School and formed a three member nominating committee of Ann Schmitz Evelyn Orme and Cora Wilson to suggest a slate of officers for the coming year. Ann Schmitz Robbie Slack Dorothy Bechtel and Evelyn Orme were named to head a volunteer committee to aid with Little League signups. Katherine Fond Alta McGuffin were named to form a scorekeeper’s committee to plan instructions for scorekeepers of North Little League games. A brief treasurer’s report showed 42.60 in the auxiliary treasury to fund future fund raising and projects for North Little and Coast Leagues. Captain Arnold Book of the Ukiah Police Department thanked the auxiliary for last year’s help and noted a 750 donation for the Ukiah State Drive-In theatre party. He also disclosed last year’s North Little League operating cost, about 1,051. The North Little League will host the Little League Area and District Championship playoffs this summer and plans must be pushed now on all fronts.
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Ukish North
Little League
Frank Zeek School
Ann Schmitz
Evelyn Orme
Cora Wilson
Robbie Slack
Dorothy Bechtel
Katherine, Fond
Alta McGuffin
Tto
Arnold Book
Ukiah
Isu Hor
Beck
Ukiah Wildcats Rally But Fall Short At Napa Loss
Ukiah trailed by 18 points in the third period before a burst, trimming the Nap margin to six and later eight. Chris Philbrick led Ukiah with 20 points, pouring in eight early points and sparking the comeback. Jay Vees, Larry Myers, Joey Jahn, Pat Harmon, Ricky Wildberger and Jerry Mattson contributed as Ukiah prepared for season finale at Healdsburg Friday and a next game against Healdsburg’s lightweights.
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Rhidway
Ukiah
Wildcats
Napa
Itétin
Jay Vees
Chris Philbrick
Fred Chase
Philbrick
Apa
Japa
Edout
Larry Myers
Joey Jahn
Prt
Pat Harmon
Ricky Wildberger
Jerry Mattson
Iceland
Healdsburg
Varsity
Hounds
UDS
Healdsburg C
Cal Nine Triumphs in Big Second Inning Victory
Berkeley reports UC Berkeley baseball used a strong second inning to pull away for a 13 to 6 win over San Francisco State on Tuesday. The Golden Bears capitalized on multiple hits and scoring opportunities to secure the victory.
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Cal
Victoriou Berkeley
The
University of California
San Francisco State
Ayrshire Cows Added to Two Potter Dairies
Potter valley dairymen Donald K. Meyer and John Sack expanded herds by purchasing registered Ayrshire stock from Colin L. Meyer. The report notes improved breeding and stock quality amid dairy industry pushes.
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Donald K. Meyer
John’ Sack
Potter ‘Valley
Ayrshire
Colin ‘L
Meyer
Péter
Willits Versity Falls Early As Montgomery Wins
Willits Versity opened season facing A Do by Montgomery High of Santa Rosa. Tommy Tarr lasted five frames as Montgomery built a 6-0 lead, then Cooper homered too late to rally Willits. Cartwright, Drigjon, Boyett and Prentiss had scattered hits for Montgomery while Cooper and chgen led Willits with key plays. The cold afternoon saw Montgomery's depth overwhelm Willits, who managed seven hits total.
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Montgomery
Santa Rosa
Jim Cooper
Tommy
Tarr
Larry. Cartwright
Petechgén
Cooper
Terry Drig Jising
Aseman
Bob ‘Boyett
1960 All America Basketball Team Preview
The 1960 All America selections feature players from Ohio State Cal Stanford and Indiana among others. Notable names include Jerry West Oscar Robertson and Terry Dischingery with mentions of Walt Bellamy and Dave Dabusschere reflecting strong college talent and promising professional futures. The passage also notes industrial and vehicular injury statistics, highlighting global diesel power and hospitalizations from motor vehicle accidents.
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NEW. York Réview
United, Press
Cave
Oscar Robertséq
Gip
Jerry West
Wi Vaz
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Derrall Imhoff
Cal
Tom Slith
St Loadot
Terry ‘Dischingehy
Ie Tony Jackson
Bis Sonne
ANY
Jimmy Darrow
Bowling Green
Roger Kaiser
Georgia Tech
Chester Walkers
Bradley
Ktaa
Pes
Horace Walker
Michigrat
Dave Dabusschere
Detroit
Tom Sanders
NLU
Walt Bellamy
Indiana
Ata Lee Shaffer
Nori
Carolina
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