Ukiah Cagers Celebrate Team Spirit After Healdsburg Win
Ukiah Varsity basketball players hosted Coach Bob Marsh at a home party on Leland Lane after a tough season. The team rewarded Marsh with a new jacket and honored standout players Dave Ford Chris Philbrick Dave Maxwell Russ Brown Charley Tollini Fred Chase and Tom Lawrence for improved play defense and leadership during a late season surge.
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Russ Brown
Charley Tollini
Ukiah
Fred Chase
Chase
Tom Lawrence
Confusin Fight Foulups Highlight Boxing News
Oscar Frailey notes the boxing scene is tangled with title holds and challengers. Gene Fullmer meets Joey Giardello on April 20 in Bozeman while Paul Pender defends against Sugar Ray Robinson in Boston on April 29, both shaping future title possibilities.
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Basilio
Grant
Spottsylvania
Celtics Set to Refuse Hawks Sweep in Game Two
Boston Celtics aim to extend their playoff lead against the St. Louis Hawks in the second of a best of seven series. The Celtics dominated in the opener 140-122 with nine scoring records. stars Heinsohn Ramsey Shanahan and Cousy scored 20 plus.
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Miteff Blasts Ratliff For Fourth Round TKO Victory
In Tijuana Argentina’s Alex Miteff 203 pounds battered Monroe Ratliff 190 of San Diego to win by fourth round technical knockout in a 10 round main event. Miteff, ranked No 8 heavyweight, opened cuts in the second, pressed with lefts and rights, floored Ratliff for an eight count in the fourth, and was stopped at 1:50 of the round.
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Men's City Title at Yokayo Opens With Uneven Night
The Ukiah Men’s Bowling Assn opened the 1960 City Championships at Yokayo Bowl with team events. Ukiah Warehouse Sales, defending team champ, struggled and even lost to Johnny’s Market. Hollow Tree Re-Mill Hot led early with a 3039 total including handicap. Crawford Lumber was second at 3002 with handicap. Top early all-events marks included Joe Paladini 618, Ed Radcliff 610, Zander Moschetti 600, and Bob Gowan 596 as singles and doubles approach tomorrow night and Friday. Curly Owens defends singles. last year’s doubles team breakup. New champions possible as high averages face revolt.
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Johnny's Market
Crawford Lumber
Joe Paladini
Ed Radcliff
Zander Moschetti
Bob Gowan
Curly Owens
Will Carlstedt
Tom Davis
Sooners Capture NCAA Wrestling Title In Maryland Arena
Oklahoma Sooners won the NCAA wrestling championship for the 26th time in 30 years, crowning three champions and a strong supporting cast to beat Oklahoma State. A crowd of 6 800 watched at Maryland Fieldhouse as a record 22 900 attended the three day meet. Davie Auble of Cornell repeated as outstanding wrestler, defeating Masaaki Hatta of Oklahoma State 9 5 in the 123 pound final. Stanley Abel of Oklahoma won 130 pounds beating Larry Lauchle of Pittsburgh 5 2. Larry Hayes of Iowa State won 147 pounds over Jerry Frude of Wyoming 4 1. Lee Anderson of Iowa State regained the 137-pound title by defeating Les Austin of Syracuse 6 3.
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Jerry Frude
Giants Face Cubs in Exhibition as Rigney Battles Fine Form
Phoenix UPI The San Francisco Giants meet the Chicago Cubs in an exhibition game as Manager Bill Rigney says the club is ready for the NL race. He worries players are in too good shape too early and debates resting stars or risking lineup fatigue. Sam Jones and Ramon Monzant to pitch for the Giants in the 9-5 Cactus League clash.
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Trojans and Bears Set for California Dual Meet
California track preview notes USC versus California Berkeley on Saturday with Trojan sophomore Dallas Long poised for a world shot put mark. Despite 86 dual meet defeats, US has not dropped since 1949 and Long may challenge the 64 foot barrier, chasing the record held by Paul O'Brien while others seek world recognition.
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Classy Cuban Bypassed for World Title Shot
George Parnassus says he will protest to the National Boxing Association over Cuba’s Louis Rodriguez being passed over for a world welterweight title bout with Don Jordan. Parnassus notes Rodriguez is undefeated in 28 fights and has beat Benny Paret, while Jordan is slated to fight May 27 in Las Vegas. He has renewed a $100,000 offer to Rodriguez to face Jordan in a Los Angeles title bout at the California Sports Arena.
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Boxing Cociagion
Powell Belis Carter Through Ropes in TKO
In Las Vegas Powell Belis Carter stopped Harold Carter in the seventh round of a scheduled 10 rounder at the Convention Center. Powell landed a body blow and right cross, sending Carter out of the ring as referees counted him out. Eddie Andrew defeated Nathan Ish by decision in the same card.
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Nathan Ish
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Yankees Struggle As Spring Slump Persists Amid Exhibition Losses
The article notes the New York Yankees' spring woes with poor hitting and pitching, as fans and rivals wonder if Casey Stengel can revive the club. It highlights Dodgers Bob Turley's six innings of two-hit ball and other spring results, including Phillies and Orioles wins, plus scattered notes on players like Hodges, Aspromonte, and Kaline.
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Ray Herbert
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Buzhardt
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Walt Dropo
Fight Results Show Prantl Wins Tight Bout
Prantl edged out Ty in a close decision after a contested round by judges. Both fighters exchanged solid combinations, with Prantl landing cleaner punches in the final rounds to secure the win.
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