All-American Indoor Games Set with Star-Studded Field
January 3 at the Cow Palace San Francisco will showcase top track talents led by Lee Evans and Curtis Mills. The event, the Bay Area’s only indoor meet, features Olympic champions and NCAA winners plus new faces, with proceeds benefiting amateur athletes. Tickets available via Bay Area outlets and the Examiner.
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Frosh andPenguins Play Openers at Chessall Gym
Ukiahi Frosh host Upper Lake at 4 30 p m in Chessall Gymnasium for their second game of the season. The Junior Varsity Penguins also open against Upper Lake today. Both teams have tentative games Friday at Chessall Gymnasium against Potter Valley defenses. Ukiahi Varsity battles Palo Alto and Cubberly on the Peninsula tonight with Healdsburg facing Ukiahi in the 4 p m opener.
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Three Buckeyes Named for East Shrine Game at Stanford
The East squad to meet the West at Stanford on December 27 includes Ohio State fullback Jim Otis who scored 32 touchdowns and gained 2012 yards in three seasons, and Lynn Moore, a sensational back from Army, among three Buckeyes announced for the Shrine game running attack.
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Ukiah Church and Industrial Basketball League meeting set
A meeting for managers and representatives of Ukiah Valley Church League and Ukiah Industrial Basketball League is set for Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Ukiah Municipal Club House. Recreation Director Dave Strong will outline plans, draw up schedules, and prepare for an early season start.
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NBA Standings By United Press International East
East division NBA standings reported by United Press International. Teams' win loss records and position atop the conference are summarized from the agency’s latest tallies with no speculative commentary.
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Lakeport Hosts Ukiah in Midweek Wrestling Night
Ukiah varsity and jayvee squads travel to Lakeport High for double mat action against Clear Lake, starting at 6. Lakeport, hampered by injuries to Rick Marshall and Chris Hansen and the loss of eight seniors, aims to compete with two rings of matches as both teams wrestle simultaneously.
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UCLA Bruins Roll Past Arizona In Lew Alcindor's Absence
UCLA and Santa Clara led West Coast wins as UCLA, defending champions, opened 1969 with a 90-65 victory over Arizona without Lew Alcindor who had joined the Milwaukee Bucks. Sid Wicks scored 21 for UCLA while Steve Patterson added 12 and 18 rebounds.
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Snoopy Promos Highlight Seals December Home Stand
Oakland Seals plan a December line up with Snoopy pins for youngsters and drawings by Charles Schulz. Promotions include Stick Night and banner prizes, with gifts like glassware and a trip for two, amid games against Minnesota, St Louis, Pittsburgh, and Chicago at Oakland Coliseum Arena.
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Campy Campaneris Reflects on Rickey Signing and Brown Dodgers Tale
In a memoir excerpt Campaneris recalls a misread conversation with Branch Rickey about a proposed Negro league team named The Brown Dodgers. He confesses thinking Rickey aimed to recruit him for a colored squad while Rickey sought a major league path. He also recounts a jab to Jackie Robinson about the rumor mill and remarks on Casey Stengel's legacy.
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Healdsburg and Ukiah Golf Clubs Issue Challenge
Healdsburg Men's Club Captain Don Howard announced a third Home and Home inter-club match with Ukiah's golfers this Sunday at Healdsburg. Tee-off is 9 a.m. on the Healdsburg course. Sign-ups are in the Pro Shop. The clubs have split the prior two matches, Healdsburg winning at Healdsburg and Ukiah winning at Ukiah.
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