Intercollegiate golf meet set at Ukiah course
Boldt State College leads a field including San Francisco State Sacramento State Chico University of Nevada and others in a spring intercollegiate golf event at the Ukiah course. Notables: Daimler and Talta return for SSC, Holm and Stuart vie for top spots, with newcomers McKellips and Erlesen among challengers as teams push for strong totals.
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Champrae
Boab Whitaker
Hum
Boldt State College
Dirce- Prit Sarbo
Boldt
State
San Francisco State
Sacramento State
Chico
University of Nevada
Alifornia
Davin
Daimler
Bob Talta
Holm Ons
Sacramento
Himsela
James Stuart
Hoim
Ile’ Stuart
Moore
Sacto
Don Erlesen
John
Everett
SSC Tech
Modan
Sue
Francisco More
Ukiah
Ukiah Athletes Cheerful Start to Spring Season
Ukiah High School trackmen await their first meet of the year at Healdsburg after a Friday rainout reschedule. The baseball team won at Novato under cloudy skies, with a big homer by Lytten and a strong pitching showing, while the Jayvees face Santa Rosa reserves. Tomorrow the Wildcats travel to Napa to face Indian ships and Ridgeway, with Lytten planning extra work for the Indians in track.
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Ukiah
Healdyburg
Novato
Tomorow
Santa Rosa
Ion
Vavelty
Jayvees
Wildcat
Napa
Shhipers
Ridgewei
Coligh Wim
Lytten
Inyo Mono Deer Hunt Rules Narrowed for 1958 Season
California Department of Fish and Game plans to recommend 1958 hunting regulations to the Fish and Game Commission meeting April 4 and 5. Proposals keep mostly the same as 1957 with two deer season openers instead of three, eliminate the Early Inyo Mono area, and set a statewide daily pheasant bag limit of two. The first two days restrictions may be adjusted, and the overall 10 pheasant bag may be revised to align with statewide limits.
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Sacramento
Department of Fish and Game
Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Inyo-Mono
Steyra
Ft N Cone
California
Pancho Beats Hoad in Straight Sets to Take Lead
Aves OBE reports in Fla that Pancho seated Law Hoad by 6-0, narrowing Hoad’s lead to 20-18 as the match progresses. The bout features a dominant opening game by Pancho before Hoad rallies to near parity.
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Aves Obe
Baum
Pancho
Law Hoad
Hoad
Kentucky and Temple poised for Eastern title clash
Kentucky aims to end Temple’s 25 game winning streak as the Wildcats meet the Owls in Louisville for the Eastern NCAA championship. Kansas State faces Baylor in the Western final with a national crown on the line.
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John Griffin
Kentucky
Temple
Owls
Kansas State
Elgin Baylor
Oscar Robertson
Louisville
Baylor
Seattle
Charlotte
N.C
Dartmouth
Guy Rodgers
Owl
Rudy Barusso
Score Happy in Hurling Stint Against Giants
Cleveland pitcher Herb Score returned to action in spring training, three innings in his first exhibition since a May eye injury. The Giants edged the Indians 6 5 at Wrigley Field as Score allowed two runs on four hits, striking out two.
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Los Angeles
Cleveland
Herb Score
Tribe
Arizona
Score
Gil McDougald
Indians
San Franccisco Giants
Giants
Wrigley Field
Bobby Bragan
Don Taussig
Orlando Cepeda
Taussig
Danny O’connell
Bob Schmidt
Johnny Antonelli
Antonelli
Stokes in coma after playoff flight mystery
Cincinnati Royals star Maurice Stokes collapsed aboard a Detroit to Cincinnati flight after a playoff loss to the Pistons. He remained unconscious and in critical condition, diagnosed with a mysterious illness doctors could not yet identify. He had been Detroit-bound earlier and was hospitalized at St Elizabeth Hospital in Covington, Kentucky after the incident.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Royal
Maurice Stokes
Big 67
Detroit
Royals
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
Stokes
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Coveington, Ky
Pistons
Joe Maschetti
Gibson Street
Ukiah General Hospital
Rookie Crop Hope of SF Giants to Win Pennant
In Phoenix the Giants high command predicts a pennant with a young group of rookies joining veteran stars Willie Mays Johnny Antonelli and Mike McCormick plus Paul Giel. Stoneham Rigney believe the club improved infield speed and power with Cepeda OConnell Davenport Spencer and a promising outfield core led by Mays as Kirkland contends for right field duties.
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SF Giants
Willie Mays
Johnny Antonelli
Boston Braves
Giants
Mike McCormick
Paul Giel
Minnesota
Stoneham
Bill Rigney
Antonelli
Ruben Gomez
Rigney
Giel
Orlando Cepeda
Minneapolis
Danny O'Connell
Jim Davenport
Spencer
Daryl Spencer
Lefty O'Boul
Mays
Willie Kirkland
Hank Sauer
Hank
San Francisco
Seattle West Hope in NCAA Semis After OT Win Over Cal
Seattle battled California 66-62 in overtime as Charley Brown sunk the go-ahead jumper nine seconds left in regulation and added a late free throw. Coach Pete Newell criticized officiating on goaltending calls and warned the national convention about regional bias while Seattle eyed Kansas State in the next semifinal.
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Scott Batllie
San Francisco
Seattle
West Coast
Pete Newell
California
Chieftains
John Castellani
Seattle Quintent
Cal
Charley Brown
Francis Saunders
Bears
Bob Dalton
Brown
Ganner
Newell
Migin Baylor
Baylor
Robinson
al Bueh
Bob Walton
Wayne Lichty
John Morrow
Newel
University of San Francisco
Cow Palace
Kansas State
Louisville
Temple
Kentucky
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Hal Lear
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Don Bowden
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Ron Ford
Sherwin-Williams Avie Paints
Behr Manning
Barner Development Co
Ford Street
Ukiah, California
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Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods
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