Orioles and Pirates Favored for 1967 World Series
New York reports that 24 baseball experts across the majors project the Baltimore Orioles to repeat as American League champions and face the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 1967 World Series. Pirates are seen as strong contenders, with experts split on other contenders and the Dodgers viewed as slower contenders.
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76ers Take 3 0 Lead In East Final On Celtics Floor
United Press International reports the Philadelphia 76ers hold a 3 0 lead in the Eastern Division finals after a 115 104 win over the Boston Celtics. Wilt Chamberlain sets a playoff rebounding record with 41 boards as Bill Russell praises his defense and rebounding. The St Louis Hawks win their Western playoff game 115 109 over the San Francisco Warriors. Hawks host Warriors in St Louis on Saturday. Nate Thurmond fouls trouble. Rick Barry scores 31. Bill Bridges grabs 32 rebounds.
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Injuries Chief Worry of Black Hawks in Playoffs
United Press International reports tense playoff mood as the Chicago Black Hawks battle injuries to Bobby Hull Chico Maki and Doug Mohns ahead of a third place Toronto Maple Leafs clash. Montreal Canadiens boast health for a Rangers series while Toronto faces goaltending trouble.
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Seals Fall 3-1 In Playoff Opener At Seattle
California Seals must regroup after a 3-1 loss to Seattle Totems in the WHL semi final opener. Seattle built a 3-0 lead, with Don Chiz scoring late in the game on an open net. Ron Harris starred for California with strong play but no goal, while Jim McLeod and Tom Thursby provided key Seattle miscues. The series resumes Friday in Seattle.
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San Francisco Coach Named U S Pan American Basketball Leader
UPI reports Hal Fischer, longtime coach at the San Francisco Presidio, was chosen Wednesday to lead the U S basketball team for Pan American Games. Fischer, with 15 years at the Presidio, previously steered the 1951 avi squad to notable results.
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Softball Play Starting for 7th and 8th Grades
Ukiah Unified and Ukiah Recreation sponsor softball for 7th and 8th graders. Signups occur during the week of April 10 at school playgrounds. Pomolita girls begin April 13 at 3 30 p m and Pomolita boys begin April 12 at 3 30 p m at Pomolita field. Games start 3 45 p m with interplays on April 14 and follow-ups on April 21 and 28. Contact Dave Strong at 462-6152 for details.
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East Germany Rallies to Beat Holland in Leipzig
East Germany fought back from a two goal deficit in the second half to defeat the Netherlands 4 to 3 in the first leg of the European National Cup soccer matches at Leipzig.
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Ukiah Recreation Dept offers gymnastics classes this Saturday
Openings remain for first to third grade and fourth to sixth grade programs run by Ukiah Unified. Pomolita Gym hosts the second session with Mrs. Mary Roby teaching basic tumbling and gymnastics. Enroll at 9 am. classes run 9:30 10:30 for 1st 3rd graders and 10:40 11:40 for 4th 6th graders. About 40 per class, $2 per lesson, five remaining lessons if extended.
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Nicklaus Aims for Masters Three-Peat Debut Round
Jack Nicklaus opened the 31st Masters in Augusta with four prestige goals and a push toward a fourth green jacket. He and Arnold Palmer head a star-studded field of 83 as Nicklaus addresses his iron play and putting to secure a place in golf history.
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Meet the Team Night At Ukiah Wildcat Boosters
Ukiah High School hosts a Meet the Team night at the high school cafeteria for Ukiah Wildcats baseball, track, and golf athletes. President Robert Spagnola announces a candidate night next Tuesday and an April 18 voting date for new booster officers to be installed at May banquet for golf, track and baseball athletes.
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Sadecki On In Giants Win
In Fresno Ray Sadecki excelled, allowing one hit and striking out three in three scoreless innings to help the San Francisco Giants beat Cleveland 6-5 in 10 innings. Dietz Gutierrez and Henderson contributed key hits and plays as the Giants improve to 5-4 against Cleveland this spring.
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Stanford Pair Prithed for National AAU Swim Finals
Greg Buckingham and Dick Roth, longtime swimming partners from Menlo High, were highlighted as favorites at the National AAU Indoor Championships in Dallas. Competing for Santa Clara, they posted strong prelims and aimed for finals in the 500 and 200-yard freestyles and the 200-yard medley, with Yale’s Don Schollander returning to action amid strong rivals including Roth and Buckingham.
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