Ukiah Bowling Scores Highlight Tight Matches and High Series
Ukiah News reports top performances in a bowling league with Veath totaling 188 and 192 in a 510 series for Ukiah No 1 led by roman News while Ted Goforth posted 189 and a 456 series for Ukiah No 2. Thrasher Lumber beat Scholl's Richfield 3-1 with Ernie Grose 488 series and Bruce Heady 466 series.
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Rugged team battles and morning reflections begin
The reader sketches a rugged team in a rough, eager mood. A Saturday morning thought echoes anticipation, memory, and the old drive to tie the game, a distant, foggy memory of past drama and present grit.
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College football rankings with top teams and votes
United Press International lists major college football ratings with first place votes and records. Northwesterns 9-0 leads, followed by Mississippi 8-1, and several teams including Clemson Oregon Yale Michigan State and Texas Christian tied for others based on votes and records.
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Young Houston Boxer Dies After Ring Knockout
Walter Ingram 95 of Houston Texas died in Guadalajara Mexico after a knockout in one match. He suffered a blood clot brain surgery left him in coma and never recovered despite doctors efforts.
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Boston Marathon set to continue long-running annual run
The Boston Athletic Association announces the Boston Marathon will be held annually, extending its record as one of America's oldest sporting events. The event remains a fixture in Boston with a storied history and dedicated participation from runners nationwide.
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Ukiah basketball schedule features two early tourneys
Ukiah high school plans two early season invitational tournaments, a Willits debut December 4, and a Healdsburg Invitational with Fort Bragg as a key foe. Coach Bob Marsh lists home and home series with Vallejo Napa Montgomery Sonoma and others, plus height from football players and juniors to bolster the squad.
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Sonoma
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Montgomery
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Charles ‘Myers
University of San Francisco
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USF
Ron Ledford
Bill Lewis
Fort Brage
Champ Denies Planning to Quit the Ring After Ingram Death
World bantamweight champion Jose Becerra denied retirement plans following Walt Ingram's death from injuries after a non title bout. He postponed his upcoming non-title defense against Danny Kid in Los Angeles to November 19 due to low spirits. Ingram, 25, is survived by his wife and three children and will be buried in Weirton West Virginia.
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Major Unbeaten Grid Clubs on College Football Honor Roll
Forty five teams including ten major schools appeared on college football’s perfect-record honor roll. LSU Penn State Yale Texas and Syracuse remain undefeated among major colleges while Florida A M surrendered a touchdown to Bethune Cookman Yale stands out as the only unbeaten major or minor team with a flawless record. Huron College leads small colleges with seven straight opponents outscored 332 to 7.
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Gunman robs San Francisco market in $1000 haul
A robber in San Francisco stole $1000 from a supermarket then muttered to the manager and two employees that this is a helluva way to make a living. Police seek four gunmen involved or possibly one suspect.
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Coroner Questions Name in London Hearing
In Walsthamstow England a coroner questioned a lawyer about the use of the title Lord Stormont as a name. Stormont acknowledged it is a title, not a Christian name, contrasting it with Duke Ellington.
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Ukiah High Basketball Slate 1959-00 Schedule
The Ukiah High Varsity basketball slate lists games from December through March with dates opponents and venues. Key matchups include Healdsburg Fort Bragg Montgomery Santa Rosa Willits Napa Vallejo Sonoma Lakeport and Napa at various sites with times mostly in the 4 to 8:30 p.m. range.
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Wilt the Stilt Chamberlain in National Basketball League saga
The piece notes Wilt Chamberlain’s rise in professional hoops, recalling how he did not become great overnight and how his early errors affected opponent teams as he developed in the National Basketball League.
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AHL Teams Enjoy Home Games as Favorites Hold
Weekend results show all home teams winning in the American Hockey League. Springfield Indians swept Rochester and Hershey at home, 5-3 and 6-1 respectively, while Providence Reds shut out Rochester 4-0 and Buffalo beat Quebec 3-2. Bil Sweeney scored twice for Springfield, Clauda Laforge and Bruce for Hershey, Hob Bailey led Buffalo, and Providence goalie notched a first shutout.
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Lana Bruce
Gamble
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Hob Bailey
Cleveland
Buffalo
Quebec
Gary Smith Wins Second Booster Gridiron Award
Gary Smith was named Hard-Nosed Player of the Week for the second time by the Ukiah Sports and Booster Club at the Quarterback Club meeting at Maple Cafe. The season’s first winner returns as a punter and versatile defender, with strong tackling and rushing ability.
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Hearysburg
Crow Sparked by Lone Star High School to Rose Bowl Fame
Lindon Crow, a five year NFL veteran with the New York Giants, starred in high school at Corcoran California. He later helped USC play in two Rose Bowls and the Senior Bowl.
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Fight results in New York and Chicago bouts reported
UPI records Randy Sandy from Brooklyn out pointing Emile Griffith in New York at 156 pounds. In Chicago Henry White from Cincinnati out pointed Luther Rawtin at 150 pounds.
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Schoendienst Named National Honorary Chairman for TB Seal Drive
Reed Schoendienst of the Milwaukee Braves is named National Honorary Chairman of the 1959 Christmas Seal Campaign by Dr H Mc Leod Riggins of the National Tuberculosis Association. He is the first to hold the post in 53 years and will promote TV and radio appearances while recovering from tuberculosis.
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Twyman Leads Royals With Big Weekend
Jack Twyman of the Cincinnati Royals scored 76 points in two nationally televised games to lift his team into first place in the NBA Western Division. He had 39 in a 108 103 win over the Detroit Pistons and 37 in a 103 102 victory over the Minneapolis Lakers, including a coast-to-coast jumper for the winner after a steal from Elgin Baylor. Wilt Chamberlain debuted with 43 points and 28 rebounds for the Philadelphia Warriors in a 118 109 win over the New York Knicks.
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Lions Explain Reported Bonus For Beating LA
Detroit Lions faced possible NFL action after coach George Wilson forgot to distribute a $100 incentive to players before the Rams game. Wilson said he gave the money after the 17-7 victory, noting incentives violate league rules. The Lions allegedly held funds to spur a win, which Wilson dismissed as unfounded and unnecessary for a strong team.
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