Ukiah Varsity wins thriller as Chapman's buzzer clinches
Ukiah's Kelvin Chapman scores the late game winner in a 73-67 loss to Cardinal Newman after a 72-60 win over Analy. Jayvees drop 31-30 to Piner, while Newman edges Ukiah 43-42. Mendocino College also tops Napa 70-63.
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Local Men's Recreation Basketball Opens In Two Divisions
The town basketball season starts Tuesday night at Pomoluta Gymnasium with 19 teams in two divisions. American Division features LDS and Louisiana Pacific at 7 pm, Potter Valley vs Western Lumber at 8 pm, plus three more games next Sunday including Redwood Tree, TelePrompter, First Baptist, Old Timers, Harris Pharmacy, and Corner Store from 7 to 9 pm. National Division games follow Thursdays and Saturdays at Pomoluta with nine teams contending. on Dec. 6 Fire Department faces Shysters and Polar Navarene against Redwood Valley Church at 7 and 8 pm. Next Saturday Watergate has a bye, with Lind burg Lumber vs Speed's Welding at 7 pm and the Methodists vs the Saints at 8 pm.
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Frosh Cagers Open Season With Santa Rosa Clash
The Doug Vilotti and Kelvin Chapmans lead a four year high school freshman basketball group opening against Comstock Junior High School of Santa Rosa at 5 p.m. in Chessall Gym. They also host Cardinal Newman at 2 p.m. on Saturday December 8 in a tough opening week clash.
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NFL Tight Race Near End of Regular Season
NFL standings grow complex with two weeks left as Cincinnati and Cleveland surge with big wins. Minnesota and Kansas City stumble, Dallas, Oakland, Buffalo win, shaping tight East Central and West races with key showdowns looming.
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Leland nets third at Arizona Invitational in Tucson
Keith Leland of Cal Poly Mustang grapplers finished third at the 20 team Arizona Invitational in Tucson. He won four of five matches, pinning Utah and UCLA foes, defeating Stanford and UCLA wrestlers, and dropping a 4 0 decision to BYU’s Ben Ojai in the semifinal.
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Mendocino College wrestler John Feliz wins first trophy
John Feliz, a former Ukiah wrestler under Coach Jerry Aikman, becomes Mendocino College's first athlete to win a trophy in athletic competition. He fought through a tough Solano tournament field, lost early, then claimed the 177 pound title on points after decisive wins over Cabrillo and Cosumnes and a later tie for the championship. Coach Ray Kessler praised Feliz for shedding jitters and improving after a rough start.
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Mendocino Eagles win first basketball game in history
Mendocino College Eagles beat Napa Chiefs 70 to 63 at Ghessall Gymnasium in a hard fought home opener. Key scorers were Laverpool 16 Howard 15 Eberwein 14 and Waggoner 12, with strong bench effort and late surge securing the victory.
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Real UCLA Prevails Over Maryland In Tight Askew Card
UCLA led most of the game but Maryland, calling itself UCLA of the East, closed to one point late before UCLA held on 65 to 64. Bill Walton scored 18 and grabbed 27 rebounds, a UCLA single game record near Willie Naulls, while Keith Wilkes added 14 points as the defending NCAA champions suffered their worst score in 77 games.
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