Ukiah Boxers Highlight Friday High School Show
Ukiah high school Block A boxing show Friday night at Chessall gym features 18 bouts under coach Bill Tatum. Tigers train hard from 7 to 9 pm and promise fast, clean action with competitors from freshman to senior. Tickets are $1, boosters plan a large turnout.
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Chessall
Ukiah High School
Bill Tatum
Tatum
Tigers
Eddie Nemetz
University of California
Cal
Block A
the Coor
Chessall Gym
Gary Smith
Widding
Ukiah
Rich Bolger
Don Banks
Mike Madison
Bill Hickey
Ukiah Boosters Club
Fight Results From New York and Philadelphia
Sid Lugo of Puerto Rico outpointed Pedro Benelli of Argentina at 136 to 132 in New York at St. Nicholas Arena. In Philadelphia, Arthur Persley from New Orleans beat Jerry Linck of Philadelphia on points 138 to 139.
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New York
St. Nicholas Arena
UPI
Sid Lugo
Puerto Rico
Pedro Benelli
Argentina
Philadelphia
Arthur Persley
New Orleans
Jerry Linck
Tuesday Night Bowling Highlights In Early League
Extensive bowling results from the 7 p.m. league show multiple players posting high scores across clubs. Notable performances include Dan Beaton 200 and 508, Jack Wit ham Jr 201 198 in 554, Bill Thompson 233 in a 500 series, and Dene Canclini 522 with Don Chamberlain 510 for C&S.
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Dan Beaton
Jack Witham, Jr
Bill Thompson
Davis Shell
Ukiah
Dene Canclini
Don Chamberlain
C&s
Lou Locatelli
Ernie
Pete Ancellotti
Larry Jordan
Fabric Lane
Hollow Tree
Hal Gregory
Howell
Scholl
Hub Cigar
Ernie Lewis
Bill’ Frassinello
Johnnie
George's
Pat Duffy
Bill Murphy
Frenchy
Tatum
Roper
McCooey
Wong
Art Wedemeyer
Bev Broaddus
Joe Oster
Bill Frassinello
R. Douthit
Frenchie Sanchez
W. Carlstedt
Two Cal Stars Named to UPI All-West Coast Cage Squad
San Francisco. Darrall Imhoff of San Gabriel tops the All-West Coast basketball team chosen by United Press International with first team honors on every list except two for his teammate Bill McClintock who lands on the second team in some ballots. Jank Sturgess of Gonzaga, Don Ogorek of Seattle University, and Tom Meschery of St. Mary’s also named to the first team. Imhoff and Meschery lauded for defense and rebounding, Burgess praised as a sharp guard, Ogorek as top scorer and rebounder for Seattle.
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San Francisco
UPD
California
Darrall Imhoff
San Gabriel
Calif
United Press International
Imhoff
UPI
Bill McClintock
Jank Sturgess
Gonzaga
Don Ogorek
Seattle University
Tom Mesenery
St. Mary's
Pete Newell
West
McClintock
Meschery
Burgess
Ogorek
Seattle
Hal, Wood
Ghions
Supstart
Idaho
Santa
Santa Clara
Utah
Broncos
Loyola
Kingpin
Skyline
University of Southern California
Lange
Oregon
New Mexico
Corvallis
Bengals
Idaho State
Cal
Broncos Win and Bears Open NCAA Playoffs
In the opening NCAA regional round Idaho State and Santa Clara advance with Utah defeating USC 80-73 as Cal and Idaho State loom in Western regional action. Cal star Darrall Imhoff threads inside while Homer Watkins adds rebound leadership for Idaho. Jim Rossi leads Santa Clara with 18 in the late clash, as Jerry Grote and Frank Sobrero duel for Loyola.
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Cal
Idaho
Homer Watkins
Imhoff
Idahoans
Myr ‘Goodwin
Durango
Colo
Santa Clara Loyola
Slim Jim Rossi
Broncs
University of San Francisco
Frank Sobrero
Santa Clara
Jerry Grote
Loyola
Grote
WCAC
John Radometkin
Trojans
Dallas Long relaxes to 65 feet goal in record throw
Dallas Long, 19, USC freshman and rising shot put star, surpassed 63 feet, 7 inches in a relay meet but aimed for 65 feet this year. Coach Jess Mortensen said Long, often relaxed, worked out behind his fraternity and expects his best to come this season as Other USC athletes excel.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Dallas Long
University of Southern California
Southern Pacific Aau
H. Lee Hansen
Southern California Track and Field Writers and Coaches Association
Shot Long
AAU
Long
Jess Mortensen
Dallas
Mortensen
Parry O'Brien
Rex Cawley
Arizona
Southern California
University of Arizona At
Tucson
Occidental College
Arizona State University
Tempe
UCLA
San Diego State
Sports Car Enthusiasts Find New Boating Trailer
San Francisco National Sports and Boat Show at the Cow Palace features the King Richard's Scamper a 10 foot trailer designed for sports cars. It carries a 9 foot aluminum boat sleeps two and includes a kitchen ice chest running water and storage. The 16th annual show runs daily 2 to 11 and Sundays 11 to 7 with free parking.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
Notch talent edges rivals for fifth on squad
Meschery narrowly surpasses Chuck Rask of Oregon for fifth on the squad in the ballots. Close behind are John Arrillaga of Stanford, Billy Hanson of Washington, LeRoy Wright of the College of Pacific, and Frank Sobrero of Santa Clara, all listed on the second team.
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Meschery
Chuck Rask
Oregon
John Arrillaga
Stanford
Billy Hanson
Washington
LeRoy Wright
College of Pacific
Frank Sobrero
Santa Clara
Honors Split In Mixed Pin League Awards
Ida Woolley raised her average by 20 pins and Merle Parker by 25 pins to win the special most improved bowler awards in Yokiyo Bowl Sunday night Mixed Doubles. The Woolleys teamed with Lucille and Leo Clawson to form the best doubles, while Ramona Parker and Merle Parker with Dora and Fred Fotey won the high team series with 1885. Bob Sachelin and Herb Cochrane combined for the high team game of 657. Lee Clawson had the high men’s series at 591, Vi Pickerell led women with 491, and Bill Murphy posted a 245 high game. Jean Pruitt led the women with 206 as the league offered relaxed competition and potential growth.
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Ida Woolley
Merle Parker
Yokiyo Bowl
Ida
Tom Woolley
Ramona
Dora
Fred. Fotey
Bob
Lee Sachelin
Aml Herb
Nina Cochrane
Lee ‘Clawson
Vi Pickerell
Bill Murphy
Jean Pruitt
Scrbon
Steelhead Derby Won By Art Stoll With 16 Lb 3 Oz Fish
Art Stoll captured first prize in the seventh annual Steelhead Derby at Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods by landing a 16 pound 3 ounce fish. Ed Cadd held top spot briefly with a 14% pound fish before Stoll’s win. Second prize went to Ed Cadd with a Winchester gun and weekly prize. third to Charlie Norfolk for a 13% pound fish and rod. fourth to Paul Goddard for 13% pounds and a reel and rod. fifth tied between Harold Severson and Bob Barton, each with boot prizes. Robbie Slack won the ladies prize with an 8% pound fish and a Mitchell reel. The event concluded with awards and prizes for multiple place finishes.
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Bill Gunton
Art Stoll
Magnum
Art
Ed Cadd
Harold Severson
Bob Barton
Robbie Slack
Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods
Loyola Guard Picked Most Valuable Player
San Francisco news reports Loyola guard Jerry Grote named the Most Valuable Player in the West Coast Athletic Conference as the league all star team is selected. First team includes Frank Sobrero Santa Clara Tom Meschery St Marys Sterling Forbes Pepperdine Bob Sims Pepperdine.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Jerry Grote
Loyola
West Coast Athletic Conference
Grote
Frank Sobrero
Santa Clara
Tom Meschery
St. Mary's
Sterling Forbes Pepperdine
Bob Sims Pepperdine
Jim Rossi
Bob Gaillard
USF
Leroy Wright
College of Pacific
Joe Sheaff
Ed Bento
Gene Womack
Rich Buckelew
Pepperdine
Charlie Range
Vic Corl
San Jose State
Tony Krallman
Sportsmen May Buck Water Bonds
The Sportsmen's Council of the Redwood Empire joined with California conservation groups to demand guarantees for fish and wildlife in the $2.75 billion water bond. SCRE voted to oppose the measure unless a nonreimbursable cost basis ensures fish, game, and recreational facilities with project construction. The group endorsed a coastal deer season and continued pheasant hunting, and urged flyway based waterfowl regulations plus a return to half hour before sunrise duck shooting.
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Redwood Empire
California
Ubisol
Santa Rosa
SCRE
Marin
Sonoma
Lake
Mendocino
Ray Welsh
Fort Bragg
California Wildlife Federation Water Committee
L. M
Sack) Mitchell
Potter Valley
North Coast
Mitchell
U.S. ‘Fish and Wildlife Service
Hogan and Snead Film to Highlight Chicken Feature
Hogan introduces a film event featuring Snead with a chicken bar B Q dinner by Kemp Richardson. President Don Ronen arranged the program and a golf ball gift for new members. Members urged to remember knives and silverware.
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Ing
Tape Engines
Kemp Richardson
Don ‘Ronen
NCAA Major College Regional Playoffs First Round
DePaul defeats Air Force Academy 69 to 63 in Chicago while Utah beats California 80 to 73 in Provo. Other results include Willamette 71 over New Mexico 96 and Nebraska Wes 90 over Whittier 77.
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DePaul
Air Force Academy
Provo
Utah
California
Vina Madonna
Col. of Idaho
Savannah
Willamette
New Mexico
Nebraska
Wes
Whittier
Ferris Ins
Oklahoma
South
Illi
Southwest Tex
Oshkosh
William Jewell
Stetson
Grambling
Cen. Conn
Golden Gloves Bouts On Video Wednesday
New York reports welterweight contenders Denny Mover and Emile Griffith will headline the week’s boxing on TV. NBC will televise their pro fight as the lone Wednesday night broadcast. Western Golden Gloves finals air from Chicago Stadium on ABC. In other matches, London sees Vingt-Akins vs Wally Swift at Wembley Arena, with Del Flanagan meeting Phil Edwards in St Paul for middleweights.
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New York
Denny Mover
Emile Griffith
Omdet i
Machiso
Pgunder
Avill
NBC
Sfrom
Chicago
ABC
London
Vingt.Akins
St. Louis
Wally Swift
Wembley
Del
Flanagan
St. Paul
Miari
Phil Edwards
Wales
Dawkins Slated To Tour With Rugy At Oxford
Pete Dawkins the former West Point star and Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University is slated to tour the United States soon with an English rugby team. The 21 year old Royal Oak Michigan native may be chosen to play for the combined Oxford Cambridge rugby team facing East Coast squads early next month.
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Oxford
England
Upi
Pete Dawkins
West Point
Rhodes
Oxford University
United States
Royal Oak
Mich
Oxford Cambridge
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Rouson
Jerry Wallace
Vjerome Studio
Ernie Close
Chamberlain
L. Richardon
Purity
Joe Frassinello
Frayne Brennan
Frnies
Gene Fishe
Bob Gerber
Ukiah News
Ed Swanson
Bob Whitaker
Vic Grinstead
Ancellotti
Lew Crinella
Frank Frassinello
Ruben Beseda
Carlstedt
Andy Bacci
Vaughn Graham
Joe Osier
Joe Ready
Nassie
Shore
Ted Goforth
Chappie Williams
Cal Stars
Bears
Stoll
Mendocino-Lake Savings and Loan Association
North State Street
Hogan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louisville
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa St
Portland
Buffalo
Niagara
Golden Gloves
Rugy
Galapagos Archipelago
Equador
Lulu Amt
Good Records
East Standley St
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