Ukiah Varsity rallies in thriller at Montgomery
Ukiah high school baseball nips Montgomery 9 innings plus to win the North Bay League opener at Santa Rosa. Joey Jahn nails a second base tag, John leads with two go ahead hits, Larry Parducci strands nine to earn the win while Rich Maurer and Jim Layne provide key offensive plays. Ukiah Jayvees also beat Montgomery 7-4 as Dennis Neustel shines in relief.
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Joey Jahn
Ukiah
Montgomery
Santa Rosa
John
Rich Maurer
Joey
Larry Myers
Larry Parducci
Parducci
Steve Ods
Jim Layne
Boondocks
Layne
Bobby Lynch
Myers
Ruben Beseda
Don Fothaber
John Soinila
Beseda
Jahn
Somila
Dennis Gwin
Vikings
Jerry Mattson
Little Man
Jayvees
Dennis Neustel
Harry Parducci
John Peesley
Bob Mirata
Ball—Journal
Erickson
Kent Haws
Wildcats
Montgomery Bridey
Journal
Potter Valley Rally Secures 6-3 NW League Win
Potter Valley overcame a late rally by Lower Lake with four runs in the final two innings to win 6-3 in NW League action. A walk to Bilstein, Nelson, and Caudillo, plus a Hewitt sacrifice and Strickler single sparked the sixth inning surge. Wirt pitched relief for the win after Thornton struggled on the mound. In other weekend games, Anderson Valley routed Leggett 14-6, Hopland beat Middletown 18-0, and Upper Lake edged Covelo 1-0.
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Lower Lake
Warren Bilstein
Bruce Nelson
Ron Caudillo
Dennis Hewitt
Bruce Strickler
Tom Wirt
Larry Thornton
Anderson Valley
Leggett
Hopland
Middletown
Covelo
Upper Lake
Archie Moore Squares Off With Heavyweight Talk After Win
Archie Moore, despite gray hair and age doubts, boasted he could win the heavyweight title again after stopping Alejandro Lavorante. Lavorante, 25, was carried from the ring on a stretcher as Pinky George said the Argentine would rest for at least three months.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Archie Moore
Alejandro Lavorante
Lavorante
Moore
Ol’ Arch
Pinky George
Seablom Anderson and Willits shine in weekend trackfest
Seablom of Ukiah won the two mile in 11 21.1 and Anderson won the mile in 4 50.5 and the 880 in 2 05.9 contributing two Bear Cub victories. Willits paced by Aley and Cataldo with a school record discus and multiple wins led a triangular meet over Fort Bragg and Anderson Valley with Fort Bragg narrowly edging Willits in varsity.
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Santa Rosa
J. C
Stockton
Ukiah
Wendell Seablom
Bear Cubs
Kenny Anderson
Fort Bragg
Joe O’brien
Clint Bainbridge
O'Brien
Montgomery
Ray Watson
Mike Aley
Willits
Anderson Valley
Aley
Ray Cataldo
Jerry Driscoll
Wolverines
Boonville
Hersh Beahm
Brink
Summit
Hulburt
Dukes
Basketball Baseball Star Signs Contract
Detroit reports Dave De Bussehere, a versatile college star and local sandlot standout, has signed with the Chicago White Sox for a bonus around 65000. He is also expected to join the Detroit Pistons on a two year NBA deal worth about 30000, boosting his earnings.
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UPS
Dave DeBussehere
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Piston
National Basketball Association
Spartans Top KU Cards as Tucker Sets Mile Pace
San Jose State wins a tight three way meet at Stamford Stadium led by Ben Tucker's 4 03.6 mile victory and Lynn Peterson's final lap on the winning Spartan mile relay. San Jose State tops Kansas and Stanford in duals with strong running events and USC defeats Cal in Berkeley.
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United Press International
Lynn Peterson
San Jose State
Stamford Stadium
Peterson
Stanford
Kansas
Spartans
California
San Jose
Ben Tucker
Tucker
USC
Cal
Southern California
Berkeley
Trojan
Bruce Munn
Southern Cal
Mel Hein
Uelses Aims for 16 Feet 6 Inches After Outdoor 16-0 Breakthrough
John Uelses, the first man to clear 16 feet outdoors, vaulted 16 feet 4 3 8 inches at Santa Barbara and vowed to reach 16 6 this year. He cleared 16 feet indoors twice earlier and followed after 9,000 fans at La Playa Stadium watched him push the outdoor record beyond 15 10 3 4. He missed attempts at 16 4 3 4 but remained confident others will soon join the 16-foot club.
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Allcomers
Fresno
Joe Herzog
Gary Holland
San Francisco State
Sacramento State
Sacramento
Arizona State
Hubie Watson
Occidental
Tigers
Tempe
Watson
Oxy
Steve Haas
Tiger Star
ASU
Alis Williams
Gaston .Green
State
John Rose
Long Beach State
Jim Richardson
Claremont
College of Sequoias
Bill Collings
Santa Barbara
Calif
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I Rine
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Surfside la
Dave Tork
Camp Pendleton
Vesses
Tork
Veisses
Left Hooker Tiger Seeks Middleweight Crown After Upset Win
Nigerian boxer Dick Tiger, 33, earned a unanimous decision over Henry Hank at Madison Square Garden to remain No 1 middleweight contender and eyes a title shot against the winner of Downes Pender or Gene Fullmer. He notes he could beat either rival.
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UPI
Dick Tiger
Tom'y Downes
Paul Pender
Gene Fullmer
Tiger
Henry Hank
Detroit
Madison’ Square Garden
Celtics Edge Warriors in Rough Playoff Clash
Celtics 119 Warriors 104 in Boston as Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell battled to a one sided showdown. McGuire praised his players while noting the violent mood as Boston leads 3 2 in the best of seven.
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McGuine
Tom Heinsohn
Boston Garden
Wilt Chamberlain
Bill Russell
Wilt
Russell
Sam Jones
Guy Rodgers
Chamberlain
Jim Losentoff
Paret to Undergo Thorough Exam for Condition
Benny Kid Paret remains in a coma as doctors plan a thorough examination today to establish a more complete diagnosis of his medical state in New York.
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New York
UPI
Benny Kids Paret
Alou May At Last Gain Credit He Is Due
Giants star Felipe Alou steps up with power and improves his batting while Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda eye season marks as the team rebuilds in spring training. Marichal dazzles in a 6 inning start as NL clubs showcase improved pitching and offense across exhibitions.
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Giants
Phoenix
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Joe Amadfitano
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Aviile
Billy Pierce
Don Larsen
Chicago White Sox
Marichal
Juan Marichal
Red Sox
Juan
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Bill Bryan
Jim Bunning
Kansas City A’s
Detroit Tigers
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Los Angeles Angels
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Oklahoma City
Houston Colt. 45S
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Indians
Dodgers
Orioles
Pirates
Senators
Philies
Twins
Underdogs Turn Tables In NHL Playoff Action
The New York Rangers beat Toronto 5-1 as Johnny Wilson and Dave Balon led a rebound victory in front of 15,925. The Chicago Black Hawks defeated Montreal 4-1 with four early goals and Red Berenson breaking Glenn Hall's shutout bid late in the third.
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Toronto
Hawks
Montreal
Johnny Wilson
Ranger
New York
Dave Balon
Canadiens
Red Berenson
Glenn Hall
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