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Yankee First Baseman Sidelined With Old Back Injury PACKERS SIGN HOHNUNG Green Buy, 'Wis. "iim Paul Hornung, leading ground-gainer jnJ scorer for (he Green Bay Packers last season, has his 1059 contract, LEWIS NAMKD COACH N. J. un-- Aubrey Noire Damo halfback, was named head football and track coach at Pater son Central High school Wear IT Twice-It Dry Clean: Nice We Experts At Our Job 1 EUREKA CLEANERS 918.4th St. HI 2-7040 Wisconsin, Idaho State Take Lead In NCAA Boxing Meet Reno, Nev.

Ml) Wisconsin and Idaho State were deadlocked for first place with three points apiece today in (he slugfesl for the NCAA's team tournament boxing title which resumes tonight with several dandy bouts on lap. Trailing the Badgers and Bengals in the early scoring were defending champion San Jose State, Sacramento State, Cal Poly, Chlco State and Michigan State all with two apiece. Bunched for third, were Nevada, College of Idaho and Washington Slate. Tonight's best fight shaped up in the 165-pound class where Jesse Klinkenberg of Alaska and Washington State was to square off with Jim Flood of Sacramento State. Klinkenberg, an Indian brawler, won the 156-pound crown last year and is now seeking to dethrone Flood who holds the 165-poiind tille.

Heavyweight Hassle Another good pair of battles were on tap in the heavyweight division where Archie Milton, San Jose State's giant belter who holds the NCAA crown, met Carl Looney of Nevada. The latter won the a i i a light-heavyweight title last year. I a heavyweight bout, Hal Espy of Idaho State seeks to regain the NCAA title he held in 1957 when he fl BfVVM U. O. rvU I ML Be Dodger Prize Vero Beach, Fla.

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Wisconsin picked up its three points Thursday nlghl when John Drye decisioned Fred Norvell of Virginia in a 132-pound contest, the Badgers' Charles Mphr poundec out. a jolting decision over Virginia's John Douchtery in he 165 pound bracket and Bill Urban stopped Bob Jel lison of Chico State in the second round of 178 pound fray. Idaho Stater Wins Idaho State's three points came on a TKO win by Buddy Rausch over Dan Dire of Sac ramento State in the 147 pounders. Cliff McFarland's decision over Bill Sensiba Wisconsin in a 156-pounc fight and Espy's Tom Weisner of the Badgers The powerful Milton, who stands six feet four and weighs 200, advanced in the heavy weight bracket when he low ered the boom on Bob Do Mich of California late in th first round. Domich had held Archie on even terms unti about five seconds, before In bell when he walked into a right smash and had troubli finding his corner.

He wa: unable to respond when thi gong sounded for the seconc round. Of World Series Injury; Will Probably Miss Opener '-FRED DOWN United Press; International The: New Yankees' buries for another "blitz" gefawaj the. American League pennant chase were dimmed today vhen slug'ging'first-baseman Bill Skowron became an unlikclj tarter in their April 10 ppener. The muscular Skowron, who: vas bailing sizzling .446 this spring, suffered. a bad wrench his back before Thursday's jame with the St.

Louis Card- nals. A similar ailment caused liin to miss virtually the entire 1957 World Scries. The situation was considered 10 serious that even Whitey Ford's eight strong innings in he Yankees' 2-1 victory over he Cardinals failed to life a a spirits. Although Casey Stengel's a rugged-looking 195-pounder, Skowron is surprisingly brittle and also is con sidered a slow healer. Past njuries included a broken numb, a sprained back and ripped back muscles suffered while trying to install an air conditioning unit in his home.

He suffered his latest injury Thursday when he slipped on a muddy field during an infield drill. Yields Nine Hits Ford yielded nine hits eight innings but held the Cardinals in check easily after they scored a run in the firsl inning. The Yankees scored the decisive run in the sixth when Hank Bauer walked, and Gi McDougald and Mickey Mantle singled. The Boston Red Sox scorec a 4-2 victory over the San Fran cisco Giants, the Clevclanc Indians beat the Chicago Cubs 4-2, the Chicago White Sox de feated the Cincinnati Heds, 6-5 and the Philadelphia Phillies downed the Baltimore'Orioles 8-6, in other exhibition games The Red Sox beat the Giants for the fifth time in seven tries 2 25 with (he help of a two-run ifliner by Frank Malzonc and a olo round-tripper by Haywoot Sullivan. Ike Dclock limitcc he Giants lo two runs in six linings, Dary! Spencer homer ng In the second and Jin Javenporf driving in Andn Rodgcrs with a double in lh( fifth.

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SPORTS HVMBOLDT STANDARD Friday, April 3, 1959, Page 12 Stan Leonard Fires Three Under ParToTakeEarlyLead In Masters Golf Tourney By.LEO H. PRTERSEN UI'l Sports Editor AUGUSTA (Ga.) -IH- Canadian Stan Leonard, who will own up to 44 ycjtrs but probably is closer lo 50, led the 'iel'd info tbc second round of (he Masters golf tournament oday--the first foreign player ever to do so. Leonard, a six-time icon a playing pro for 22 broke par. They were defending cham- ion Arnold Calmer, Jackie Burke and the veteran Chander Harper, all of whom came with one-under-par 71's. Niere were only five players Ills thrce-under-par 69 Thursday over the rain-soaked, wind- wept Augusta National Golf Jlub course was two strokes better than anyone else as the i8 professionals and 19 ania- eurs generally found the cle- ncnts too tough for them.

Only three players outside at par demonstrating how ough the course played Thurs day except for Leonard. Leonard Ignores Wind The smiling Canadian played Mauro Vasquez Still Unbeaten Los Angeles OKI Mauro Vas quez, TIaxcala, Mexico, was shopping around for another opponent today after scoring his 24th straight victory Thurs day night after climbing Ihe canvas to claim a 10-rounc unanimous decision over Mex ican lightweight champion Ber nabe Baby Vasquez. Mauro, 134, a SVa-l ringside pre-fight favorite, took the firs knockdown in his career in the second round when his vet eran opponent caught him with an overhand right lo the head But Mauro was up almost in stantly and wenl on to keep hi: pro record all in Ihe win col umn by slugging it out wilh Baby, in the remaining rounds. He opened a large cu over Baby's right eye in tin final round which bled freely he owned putts and had six one-putt greens, as he carded three birdies and 15 pars. It was the second best round he ever lias played in the six Masters in which he has competed.

He had a 68 in 1957 when he finished 12lh. At even par were Jay Heberf, Gene Littler, U.S. Open champion Tommy Bolt and two olh- foreign threats Peter 'homson of Australia and An- jcl Miguel, the Spaniard who von the individual champion- hip in the Canada Cup match- last year. The pre-tournament helling avorite, three time Masters hampion Sam Snead, lied with 3 other players at 7t. Snead control his approaches because of the winds, which vere as high as 30 miles an lour.

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