Willits Dominates Relays And Jump Events In Four School Meet
Larson Cooper leads in sprint and long jump for Willits, posting 08.4 in 75 yard dash and a 19-7 winning broad jump. Willits squad, with Sapp Jorgenson Ed Jester and others, seizes early relay lead and racks up points in 150, 330, 440 and hurdles. Lakeport and Kelseyville also compete with notable finishes.
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Jordain
Jordan
Oren Sapp
Jorgenson
Ed Jester
Jester Oe
Willits
Jim Payne
Tom” Wiley
Payne
Frank Clark
Severson
Lakeport
Fred Stone
Hinton
Maxwell
Mel Quinliven
Hadley
Winton
Barnes
Kelseyville
Jester
Stone
Brown
Wiley
Dominguez
Jay, Jester
Spangle
Sapp
Wilin
At Burton
Jim Cooper
Charles Jordan
Training Starts for Funds Olympic Team
An official outlines a plan to raise 1,560,000 for the U.S. Olympic Committee to fund Pan American Games preparation and early Rome training. He notes the gap with Soviet state support and stresses strict amateur status while seeking broad public subscription.
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Avrigid
Hook Surpasses Ukiah in Far West Shot Put Record
Humboldt State freshman Hook surpasses the Far West Conference mark for the 16 pound shot, throwing 504 feet 14 inches in practice. He is aiming for a Chico meet this weekend as he continues to refine form in discus, his weaker event, while holding multiple high school and college records.
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Bill Hook
Parry O'Brien
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Humboldt State
Humboldt
Chico
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Hook
UHS
Junior Rifle Organizes Tonight
Tonight at Oak Manor school a joint meeting for boys and girls aged 12 to 18 seeks to form the Ukiah Junior Rifle Club under NRA and Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club guidance. Officers will be elected, and parents are urged to attend to learn NRA policy and safe gun handling from Don Scotto and club members.
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Ukiah
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Rifle’ Club
Pettit Ends With More Records In N B A Drive
United Press International reports that Pete Pettit finished the NBA season with a 29.2 points per game average after scoring 27 to lift the St. Louis Hawks to a 132-130 overtime win over the Syracuse Nationals. Dolph Schayes set a record by playing in his 59th game, while Detroit beat Minneapolis 123-118 and Cliff Hagan sealed the Hawks victory with a final horn tip-in.
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National Basketball Association
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Dolph Schayes
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Arnie Risen
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Joe Holup
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Baylor
DeMarco Wins in Comeback Start in Boston
Tony DeMarco defeats Curley Monroe of Worcester by TKO at 1:09 of the eighth round in a scheduled ten rounds. It is DeMarco’s first bout in nearly 14 months after retirement following a KO loss to Virgil Akins January 21, 1958. Monroe suffers an eight fight winless streak since October first. Monroe weighed 147 pounds, a half pound more than DeMarco.
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Virgil Akins
Campy Helps Drysdale Worthington Knee Sound
Don Drysdale, wobbly in 1958, regains form with Roy Campanella in a Dodgers spring session. Campanella, coaching from a wheelchair, convinced Drysdale to abandon sidearm for a three quarter motion as he stretched shutout innings in a 7 6 win. In other exhibitions, the Phillies beat Milwaukee 13 1, Washington topped New York 12, and San Francisco beat Chicago 10 5. Worthington’s leg injury scare eased as X rays showed no operation needed, heading to Birmingham to join the Giants camp.
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United Press’ International
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Roy Campanella
Los Angeles Dodgers
Campanella
Drysdale
Cincinnati Reds
Don Demeter
Dodgers
Johnny Temple
Reds
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Washington Senators
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Braves
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Red Schoendienst
Bruce ‘Brewer
Mickey Mantle
Bob Allison
Kansas
Murry Dickson
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Norip Zauchin
Washington
Gordon Windhom
Norm ‘Siebern
New York
St. Petersburg
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Ariz
Stu Miller
Chicago
Miller
Ernie Banks
Dale Long
Hank Sauer
Id Bressond
Cubs
Cal Neeman
Tony Taylor
Giants
Boston Red Sox
Scottsdale
Red Sox
al Worthington
Worthington
Birmingham
Ala
Pistol Club Sets Shoot For Sunday
The Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club will host a special open target shoot Sunday at their 50 foot indoor gallery range with Napa Santa Rosa and Sebastopol marksmen among participants. Nearly 25 shooters attended a first meeting for a revived pistol section and more are welcome to practice and join the club and NRA. Ed Axt named temporary pistol section chairman as weekly Thursday practice sessions are planned.
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Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club
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Jack Wilson
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Penn State Wins in Track Title Appeal
Penn State is declared winner of the ICJA track and field team championship after a committee reversal of the original result from the February meet at Madison Square Garden. Manhattan College had led until Henry White’s third place was changed to fourth in the 60 yard high hurdles.
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