Ukiah Track Teams Fall to Healdsburg in Dual Meet
Ukiah Varsity outpaced 76 to 351 by Healdsburg as Ken Anderson won the 2 09.19. Dean Hampton took third while Alden Hinds and Woody White also won events. Ukiah B swept events, tallying 12 points in five events and winning four others led by Don Klapperich in high hurdles. C division ran mostly against itself with Bill Foster a triple sprint winner. Ukiah aims for NBL finals Friday at Santa Rosa JC, facing a tougher test across all classes.
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Ukiah High baseball on a hot streak with hitting woes
Ukiah is unbeaten in 11 games against high schools but faces hitting inconsistencies. Four players boast averages around .400 while four starters struggle below .300. Eddie Turner .421 in eight games, Carl Johnson .432 in 11, Fuzzy Moulder .444 in 11, Johnny Miller .441 in nine. others include icky Weigmath .300s and Eva Brown .278. Pitching remains Ukiah’s strength, yet runners left on base have limited scoring opportunities. They travel to Healdsburg for 12th straight headliner Friday night, aiming to tighten at bats with men on.
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League Leaders Lose Ground in 850 Pin League
Safeway toppled Galli's Richfield 3 of 4 as Roy Paget anchored with 182 and 180 games and a 531 series. Bob McAn added a 191 high with a 14-game series for Safeway, while Galli's struggled despite Bill Fraginello's 586 series and Bert Friend's solid 196-203-187 opener. The tight race left leaders closer to first with varied results across the Yokogo Bowl 850 league standings.
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Giardello Mims Eye Title Shot In Capitol Arena Fight
Veteran middleweights Joey Giardello and Holly Mims meet in a nationally televised 10 round bout from Capitol Arena. Both 11-year veterans, they vie for a newly vacated middleweight title as the NAB A stripped “The pygmy” of a prior claim.
Varsity One Big Inning Saves Game
Ukiah beat Cloverdale 5 to 3 after Cloverdale capitalized on Ukiah errors and sun in the third inning. Captain Larry Lynch led Ukiah with a single and Ralph Maize doubled in the first, while Cloverdale surged with two runs in the third before Ukiah pulled ahead with four runs.
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Bantam Ben Still Best Golfer Around Say Many
HALWOOD PALM SPRINGS CALIF (UPI) Bantam Ben Hogan remains the top golfer says Jimmy Demaret in winter spa as Hogan reportedly outdrives rivals by 20 yards and has dropped the Hogan Fade after injuries. He won the Colonial Invitational in a playoff over Fred Hawkins and outplayed young pros in a recent round, while Demaret notes he rarely pursues the tour and questions his touring form.
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Ukiah Bowls Edge Cloverdale In Lane Trouble
New resurfaced Deltone Lanes at Cloverdale caused high scores to wobble. Ukiah’s Ralph Dales Mat Callen Jess Rawles John Finnegan and Bob Gowan secured three of four points from Joe’s of Cloverdale. Finnegan surged to 532 with a 201 third game while Cloverdale’s Frank Baugh led all with 566.
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Fabulous Offer Made to Robinson for LA Fight
The Madison Square Garden Boxing Club offered Sugar Ray Robinson a 500000 dollar minimum guarantee plus percentages to defend his middleweight title against Carmen Basilio in September in Los Angeles. Manager Harry Markson said they hope Robinson accepts and terms can be reached. The offer is second only to Gene Tunney's 525000 in 1928. Roy Smith, 181, of Torrance outpointed Andy Isaac, 182, Los Angeles.
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Giants Open Long Home Series
The San Francisco Giants host the Los Angeles Dodgers in a lengthy home stand as they chase NL pennant contention. The club aims to capitalize on Seals Stadium’s left-field winds and a lineup mostly right-handed, with Don Newcombe earning his first win for Cincinnati and Willie Kirkland hitting his fourth homer for the Giants.
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Swede Johansson Denounced as Upright Dempsey
New York boxing figure Siegal likened Sweden's Ingemar Johansson to an upright Dempsey after studying the challenger ahead of the world heavyweight title bout with Floyd Patterson on June 25. Johansson, who has a 21‑fight winning streak, sparred six rounds at the Police Athletic League gym, impressing with his solid build and timing. Patterson is favored at 14‑5, but odds may shift as writers see Johansson in training. Brazil is noted as the only South American country with Portuguese as the official language.
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Moore to start Fresno meet at West Coast Relays
Moore 44, longtime UC Berkeley starter will fire the gun for the open Intercollegiate races at Modesto on May 30, replacing Paul Starr who withdrew on medical advice. He recalls 1925 world record 14.2 in the 120 yard hurdles and warns against false starts while praising runners and the event.
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Sacramento Solons Build PCL Lead with 5–3 Win
United Press International report notes Sacramento Solons extend Pacific Coast League lead to three games by beating Seattle 5 to 3. Eight pitchers used. Jim Davis earned the win after coming on in the sixth. Freddy Hutchinson used five relievers. Vancouver topped Salt Lake. Spokane shut out San Diego 5–0. Phoenix-Portland game rained out.
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