Willits Ukiah Open Track Season Opens Tomorrow
Local prep track teams from Willits and Ukiah prepare to face Napa and other rivals in the season opener. Notables include Ray Kennedy of Kelseyville, Steve Garrett of Willits, and Ukiah’s Bill Hook recent Humboldt State standout. Coaches expect strong sprint, hurdle, and field events with emphasis on early-season form and endurance.
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Napa
California
Pigon Farmer
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Kelseyville
Willits
Jordan
Fmimtar
Eisence
Kenney
Fore
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Keith Claus
Keriow
Clive v
Jim Cooper
Dennis Early
Fred McKee
Norm Wood
Rich Camp
Wood
Dave Burton
Everett Morris
Gordon Baechtel
Hoys
Arly
Steve’Garrett
Teeeek
Ukiah
Bill Hook
Humboldt State
Téadly
Smashi
Mark
Noel Stoughton
Golf Notes From MES D B Thatcher
Mrs William Cotton led Mona Fahrney at the club in midweek play while a new eclectic begins through March and April. Mona Fahrney won the 18 hole putting contest and Vivi Bones won the 9 hole contest, each receiving a golf ball. Mildred Carlson was elected Treasurer. A note states no striped snake native to the United States is poisonous.
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Mes
D. B. Thatcher
William
Cotton
Mona Fahrney
Avill
Mildred Carlson
United States
Pony Pony Grad Meeting Set At 8 Tonight
Parents of Pony and Pony Grad League players aged 13 to 16, sponsors, officials, managers, and interested parties are invited to a special meeting at the Ukiah Elks hall at 8 p.m. Election of officers and summer league plans are major items.
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Ukiah
Elks Hall
Giants Meet Old Seals Facing Red Sox in Phoenix
In Phoenix the Giants meet the Boston Red Sox who include 11 former Seals. Outfielders Marty Keough and Bill Renna, catcher Hayswood Sullivan, and pitcher Ted Bowsfield among those on loan from San Francisco’s Pacific Coast League glory. Williams may debut in San Diego, with Williams, Cepeda, Alou sidelined by minor ailments.
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Ariz
UPI
San Francisco Giants
San Francisco Seals
Giants
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Bay City
Marty Keough
Bill Renna
Hayswood Sullivan
Ted Bowsfield
Jerry Casales
Ted Williams
Bill Rigney
Johnny Antonelli
Jack Sanford
Billy Muffett
Red Sox
Ike Delock
Tom Brewer
Frank Baumann
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Cepeda
Daryl Spencer
Jim Davenport
Moore Stops Davis In Odessa Boxing Showdown
Archie Moore, weighing 192 pounds from San Diego California, halted Sterling Davis of Houston, Texas, in Odessa in a three round bout.
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Odessa
Tex
UPI
Archie Moore
San Diego
Callif
Sterling
Dizzy) Davis
Houston
Lou Campi Defies Rules With 300s And Left Footed Glide
New York based bowler Lou Campi, a 5 foot 6 inch, left foot slide right handed bowler, has posted 19 perfect 300 games and a 217 season average. He explains his unorthodox style came from bocci roots, saying he fears changing his delivery and maintains timing with a smooth approach. Campi plans to compete in the tournament of champions at Madison Square Garden May 27 against Welu Lubanski and Carter.
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UPI
Lou
Campi
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
Billy Welu
Eddie Lubanski
Bovner
Don Carter
All West Coast basketball team named by UPI
Doug Smart of Washington tops the 1959 All West Coast team as Player of the Year, with Walt Torrence of UCLA close in scoring and rebounding. Coach Pete Newell of California earns Coach of the Year, while PCC champions California and Saint Marys fail to place any first teamers.
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Hal Woop
SAN Francisco
UPI
Doug Smart
University of Washington
United Press International
Imhoff
Tom Meschery
St. Mary's
Fitzpatrick
Neumann
Stanford
John Verhas
Southern California
Bruno Boin
Washington
Dave Klurman
College of Pacific
Torrence
Smart
Harman
Brown
Seattle Chieftains
Truex narrowly misses world mark at Milwaukee indoors
Max Truex led Al Lawrence by nearly a lap to finish the two mile in 8:47.2, four tenths from Lawrence’s pending world record. Irishman Delany won his 32nd straight mile, while Rozsavolgyi fouled Delany on the final lap as Delany set a meet record of 4:05.9. Charles Jenkins set a university 600-yard meet record amid Purdue’s Etherton and East Lansing’s Atterbury close behind, and Paul Schmidt surged past Arnie Lowell to win the 1,000-yard in meet record time.
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UPI
Little Max Truex
al Lawrence
Lawrence
Little Max
Truex
New York
Delany
Istvan Rozsavolevi
Hungary
Rozsavol
Boston
Mass
Ron Etherton
Purdue
Willie Atterbury
East Lansing
Mich
West Germany
Paul Schmidt
Arnie Lowell
Schmidt
Lowell
Top Games and Series Rolled By 850 League Bowlers
G Venturi 231 middle game and 584 series. Ollie Soinila 200 in his 554 string as Plywood Fabricators beat Ukiah Plumbing 3-1 in Yokayo Bowl 3850 league. Ukiah’s A Parducci 176-170-181 for 527. Dom Crinilla 205 and 193 in 547. Mark King 532 with 232 first game. Les Stith 181 high.
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Ollie Soinila
Ukiah Plumbing
A. Barbero
A. Parducci
Dom Crinilla
Mark King
Rieche
Les Stith
Joe Rassinello
Ed Swanson
Masonite
Ralph Dales
Curly Owens
Andy Baccia
John Finnegan
Chuck Peebles
Bert Church
C. Cilley
Hank McKenny
Bowden seeks new stamina plan from Australian coaches
Don Bowden of San Jose says he will adopt the best features of Percy Cerutty and Franz Stampfl training for the 1960 Olympics after visiting Melbourne. Bowden, the only U.S. miler to break four minutes, plans off season stamina buildup and limited outdoor races, aiming to qualify for a sprint event.
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Australia
UPI
Don Bowden
San Jose
Calif
United States
Percy Cerutty
Franz Stampfl
Cerrutty
Herb Elliott
Stampfl
Merv Lincoln
Cerutty
Bowden
Elliott
Stampf
Melbourne University
Concen
Stampff
Block U Boxers To Perform for Golfer's Meeting
Ukiah Men's Golf Club members attend tomorrow night's 7 p.m. dinner meeting at the Ukiah Club. Block U Boxing Show performers under Coach Bill Tatum will stage two exhibitions. Jerry Wallis will box Gary Smith in an exhibition, with Pug Radler and Rod Oltjenbruns also slated to perform. Stan Mitholland will provide members with their dishes and silverware, plus a guest.
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Ukiah Club
House
Block U
Bill Tatum
Jerry Wallis
Gary Smith
Smith
Pug Radler
Rod Oltjenbruns
Joan Burghart’s 512 Series Leads Late Women’s Pin League
Joan Burghart led Medi co Drug to a 3-1 win over El and Lou's with a 512 total on games of 168 196 and 148. Bette Jameson added 138 high for the winners while Lu Carlstedt paced El and Lou's with a 473 series.
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Medico Drug
el and
Lou's
Bette Jameson
Lu Carlstedt
Lou’s
Redwood Valley Shopping Center
Samoa
Redwood Valley
LaQuita Gloyd
Shirley Keiper
Gloria Pidgeon
Harold
Garden Beauty Salon
Barbara Brown
W. Graham
Carol Hutbert
Marion Ray
Donna Koehner
Dle
Irene Freisen
Safeway
Chuck Wagon
B. Myers
Pat Stafford
Eunice Thornton
Ota
Daniels
Harlowe
White Cottage
Bette Rains
Joan Wagner
Ukiah Warehouse
Betty
Jean Pruitt
Barbara Finnegan
Marcia George
Edith Higgs
Annette Hepner
Chris Larsen
Dolly Brennan
Jackie Ransom
Weber Cox Meet In Senior Finals
The Ukiah Men's Golf Club Senior championship narrows to Joe Weber and defending champion Bunt Cox in a nine hole finals. Weber defeated C J Johnson 2 1 over the weekend as 24 players competed in early rounds amid work schedules and weather delays.
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Ukiah Men's Golf Club
Joe Weber
Bunt Cox
C. J. Johnson
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