Five Point Lead Held By Paur Richards in City Bowling Showdown
Ukiah's Five Point Lead Paur Richards rolls 1008 high scratch game to pace a 3045 total and open the first night of the 1962 City Championships at Yokayo Bowl. Poor Richard's leads the field with 3045 as Ukiah Valley Creamery sits second at 3040 and Ukiah Food Products third on 3003.
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al Line
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Wally Reed
Marv Bowen
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Bert Friend
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Phil .Ackson
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Bill Taylor
Fred Bonnifield
Slim Riecke
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Grams
Dark Warns McCormick As He Sets Mound Plan
Phoenix report says Alvin Dark names San Francisco Giants starting rotation for opening day against Milwaukee with Juan Marichal Billy O Dell Jack Sanford and McCormick. Dark warns McCormick to improve or be dropped for Billy Pierce or Jim Duffalo as Harvey Kuenn Charlie? Hiller and other regulars are penciled in the batting order for the season opener in San Francisco. The club heads to Tucson for two games with Cleveland after a day’s break.
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Charlie Hiller
Willis Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Ed Bailey
Jim Davenport
Jose Pagan
Matty Alou
Willie Mccovey
Hier
Charlie
Hitler
Harvey Kuehn
Davenport
Felipe
Mays
Tucson
Cleveland
Twins
Pierce
Oilers Capture National AAU Crown in Denver
The Phillips 66 Oilers defended their title at the 55th national AAU tournament in Denver Coliseum. They defeated the Denver DC Truckers 70 to 59 in the final, continuing the team’s legacy from the defunct National Industrial Basketball League era.
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Denver DC Truckers
Paret Dies After Boxing Tragedy at Madison Square Garden
Benny Paret the 24 year old Cuban welterweight champion died in New York after 10 days in a coma following his knockout by Emile Griffith in the title bout at Madison Square Garden. He never regained consciousness as his wife Lucy and family watched. An autopsy will determine the exact cause of death.
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Kid) Paret
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Parta
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Sen
Cuba
Bellevue Hospital
Edmonton Calgary Thriller Sparks Western Hockey Playoff
Edmonton nipped Calgary 4 3 in an overtime upset as Billy McNeil scored the decisive goal at 3 52 of overtime. Calgary fought back to tie late in the third period and a pier six brawl led to ejections for McAvoy Fizzel and Young. Edmontons McNeil Lunde DeJordy Joyal tallied with Leopold North Finney Barkley scoring for Calgary. Spokane leads 1 0 in the best of seven series with Portland hosting the Bucks tonight in Southern Division play.
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Howie Young
McNeil
Len Lunde
Roger DeJordy
Eddie Joyal
Ron Leopold
Wayne North
Sid Finney
Doug Barkley
Wild
Edmonon
Sweeney Clinches Fifth Consecutive AHL Scoring Title
Bill Sweeney, 25, of the Springfield Indians, tops the American Hockey League with a 101-point season 40 goals and 61 assists. He becomes the second player in league history to lead in scoring five straight seasons. Willie Marshall, Barry Cullen, and Brian Kisor are noted among top scorers. Sweeney earns Mobn B. Sollenbanger Prize and league honors. Marcel Paille anchors goaltending with a 2.56 GAA.
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UPI
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Springfield Indians
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Ont
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Bears
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Buffalo
Brian Kiso
Paille
Harris Led Orioles As Interim Manager In 1961
Houston Tex UPI reports Lu man Harris, Houston Colts coach, posted a 17 win 9 loss record as interim manager of the Baltimore Orioles in 1961.
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Celtics Clash Warriors in decisive playoff showdown
The Celtics lead the series three games to two and visit Philadelphia to face the Warriors. Wilt Chamberlain anchors the Warrior lineup while Boston relies on its strong bench as Tom Gola is sidelined with injury.
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NBA
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Wilt Chamberlain
Boston
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Bob Cousy
Los Angeles
Willie Jones
Johnny Egan
Dick McGuire
Willie
New York Pioneer Trainer R H McDaniel Noted for 211 Wins
New York remembers trainer R H McDaniel, credited with over 200 victories, including 211 wins in 1953, as the early thoroughbred figure who helped shape competitive racing.
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UPD
R. H. McDaniel
Women’s Golf Tour Opens Amid Local Event Notes
Play starts today in the Medico Drug women’s golf tour event with three rounds and low net honors. Tomorrow the Aldah women head to Flamingo course in Santa Rosa. Last week’s club winners include Gert Northrup 27 Doris Gilmer 23 Olive Crawford 92 and Gladys Stickeny 22 with nine hole victors Ruby Gobole 19 Midge Anton 10 and Rita Cole 10. Doris Gilmer earned low net 70 on 18 holes with Dede Finn 71 Mona Fahrney 74. Low net sweepstakes distances were Helen Hamson 43 Mabel Albertson 44 and Barbara Cox 44.
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Olive Crawford
Gladys Stickeny
Ruby Gobole
Midge Anton
Rita Cole
Dede Finn
Mona Fahrney
Helen Hamson
Mabel Albertson
Barbara Cox
Rangers and Black Hawks Renew NHL Playoffs
The Stanley Cup playoffs resume with the Rangers hosting the Maple Leafs in New York and the Black Hawks facing the Canadiens in Chicago, as United Press International reports.
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Ice Hockey Playoffs Open Tonight in AHL
The Hershey Bears and Providence Reds begin the American Hockey League playoffs with Hershey favored by 10 games due to home ice advantage.
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Hershey Bears
Providence Reds
Bears
Browns miss first place only four times in 15 seasons
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown has steered the team to top finish just four times in 15 years spanning the All-America Conference and the National Football League.
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