Ukiah Runner Eyes NBL I Track Meet Finals
Ukiah high school gears up for the NBL I championships at Santa Rosa, with athletes from Ukiah and neighboring schools fielding sprint, hurdle, and field event contenders. Key hopefuls include Foster Parker, Keith Leland, and Kent Swedlund in jumps and throws, plus strong sprinters Mike Pointkowski and Lee Ferguson.
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Sigt
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Charles Myers
Ukiah
Ukiahi
Leland Brothers
Keith
Kent
Ridgeglew
Redwood
Silveraulo
Celtics and Lakers Duel in Tense Playoff Clash
Boston and Los Angeles split a hard fought game as Sam Jones at 35 near retirement nailed a late jumper to extend the series. Jerry West poured in 40 points while Erickson was the Lakers’ lone double figure scorer with 16. Both teams struggled offensively in a grind it out affair at Boston Garden.
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UPI
Celtics
Lakers
Los Angeles
Boston Garden
Victor Vin
Laker
Celtic
Bill Russell
Sam Jones
Sam
Jerry West
We Eithy Erickson
Boone Traveled 13 States Seeking NFL Talent for St Louis
George Boone former University tackle and assistant personnel director for the St Louis Cardinals has journeyed through 13 states in under two months scouting football talent. He visited campuses in Minnesota North Dakota Iowa Nebraska Tennessee Massachusetts Pennsylvania New York Maryland Virginia Ohio Illinois and Kentucky as part of ongoing season preparations.
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UPI
George Boone
St. Wis Cardinals
National Football League
Boone
Abe ‘Stuber
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Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Tennessee
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Pennsylvania
New York
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Virginia
Ohio
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Kentucky
Canadiens Rally To Take Game Three In Stanley Cup Final
Montreal defeated St Louis 3 1 as Ralph Backstrom Dick Duff and Yvan Cournoyer scored. Jean Beliveau assisted on two goals and praised his form while coach Claude Ruel warned the series remains open with two wins needed. Glen Hall set an NHL playoff record with his 104th post season game.
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UPI
the Mighty
Montreal -Canadiens
St. Louis Blues
Blues
St.Louis
Canadiens
Claude Ruel
St. Louis
Ralph Backstrom
Dick Duff
Yvan Cournoyer
Glen Hall
Detroit
Chicago
Larry ‘Keenan
John Ferguson
Art Skov
Ferguson
Detroit Red Wing
Gordie Howe
Canadien
Jean Beliveau
Duff
Cournoyer
DePaul's New Father Son Duo Sparks Blue Demons
College basketball note highlights a fresh father son pairing with Coach Ray Meyer at DePaul and sophomore guard Joe Meyer joining the Blue Demons.
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Ray Meyer
DePaul
Joe Meyer
The
Blue Demons
Army Rusher Charlie Jarvis Tops Three-Year Yardage
Charlie Jarvis emerges as Army's leading ball carrier over a three year span amassing 2334 yards more than cadet great Glenn Davis achieved in 1944 to 1946.
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Charlie Jarvis
Army
Glenn Davis
Oaks Seek Wins to Turn ABA Finals Tale
Oakland Oaks aim to win four of seven against the Indiana Pacers to flip from last year’s cellar to this season’s ABA finals. The opener is tonight at the Coliseum Arena with Friday’s second game, then two more in Indianapolis. Oak roster features Moe Bradds Harge Brown Armstrong while Pacers lean on Daniels Lewis Thacker Brown Netolicky.
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UPH
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Oaks
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
Coliseum Arena
Indianapolis
Denver
New Orleans
Alex Hannum
Pacers
Indiana
Hannum
Rick Barry
Henry Logan
Doug Moe
Gary Bradds
Ira’ Harge
Larry Brown
Warren Armstrong
Mel Daniels
Bob Leonard
Daniels
Freddie Lewis
Tom Thacker
Roger Brown
Bob Netolicky
Petaluma Tops Ukiah In Rough Baseball Clash
Petaluma defeats Ukiah 4-0 as Walt Sweeney shines on the mound and drives in a run in a four run inning. Ukiah presses with triples by Walsh and Strong but fails to rally after the first inning. Ukiah travels to Montgomery Friday to face the Vikings in a key league contest.
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Petaluma
Walt Sweeney
Sweeney
Bob ‘Garcia
Neve
Roger Kemmerle
Kirby Walsh
Dan Morse
Morse
Randy Hunt
Walsh
Bill Strong
Montgomery
Vikings
Terry Sutton
Mike Swallow
Namath finally collects a $10 000 Best Award
Joe Namath, Jets quarterback and 1968 professional athlete of the year, received the Hickok Best Award belt three months after winning. Rae Hickok presented the belt outside Namath’s Manhattan restaurant as Namath was touring servicemen in the Pacific for much of the interim.
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UPI
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Namath
New York Jets
Jets
Hickok
Rae
Hickok Corporation
Manhattan
Pacific
Cornell Green Starred in Basketball at Utah State
Cornell Green, an all-pro cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys, did not play college football and instead starred in basketball at Utah State University.
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Cornell Green
Dallas Cowboys
Utah State University
Oldest cultivated tree native to America cited as pecan
A note identifies the pecan as the oldest cultivated tree native to America. The claim highlights the pecan’s long agricultural history and native status, aligning with historical discussions of native horticulture and early cultivation practices.
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America
Pattin nears no hitter as Pilots top Angels 1-0
Marty Pattin carried a near no hitter into the eighth inning, then Tom Satriano’s two-out single ended the bid. Pattin finished a two-hitter in a 1-0 victory that moved him to 3-1 on the season and gave his first major league complete game. Other AL decisions: Tigers rally to beat Senators 5-4, Twins 9 Royals 1, Red Sox 2 Yankees 1. NL results: Giants 4-3 over Reds, Mets 2 Expos 0, Cubs 10-0 Phillies, Braves 2 Astros 1, Dodgers 2 Padres 1.
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Houston
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San Diego
Redwood Riders Gymkhana Day Set for May 4
Redwood Riders Gymkhana plans its second event Sunday May 4 at Redwood Riders Arena East Road Redwood Valley south of the shopping center. Entries may be made by phone to Pat Hotchkiss or Darlene Morse with fees and penalties noted. entries close without penalty up to 11 am Sunday and a $1 late fee applies after 11 am. The gymkhana starts at noon.
Bonds Sparks Giants Past Reds In the 13th
Bobby Bonds delivered a walk off run in the 13th inning as the San Francisco Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-3, extending their streak to eight straight wins. Bonds also belted a two run homer in the eighth, while Hal Lanier scored the decisive run from third. Ron Hunt tied a major league record by being hit by pitches three times in one game as the Giants stay tied for first in the NL West with Los Angeles.
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Jack Hiatt
Bobby Bonds
San Francisco
Bonds
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Ron Hunt
Mel Ott
Foster Kendall Set Training Camps for May 24 Title Bout
Champion Bob Foster and challenger Andy Kendall signed contracts for their 15 round light heavyweight title fight, to be held in West Springfield, Massachusetts, on May 24. Foster plans training at Oak and Spruce Country Club in South Lee, Kendall at a Northampton facility in Massachusetts.
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NFL considers realigning teams for joint 1970 season
New York report states the National Football League may move three teams to the AFL within days to form a balanced 13 teams per league. Owners debate three plans including a 4-4-5 conference setup preserving league identities, with Rozelle backing the AFL favored option. The outcome hinges on owners’ agreement by week’s end.
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