Anderson Valley Invites Wide Field For Boonville Tourney
Anderson Valley High School hosts the Boonville Invitational with new teams joining veterans like Anderson Valley California School for the Deaf Berkeley Point Arena Potter Valley and Menlo Park. First round matches include Potter Valley vs Menlo at 4 p.m. and Fort Bragg vs Point Arena at 5:30 p.m. Tickets cover all 17 games. finals Saturday night crown champions with trophies medals and sportsmanship award. Jim Morris is tournament director as the varsity team headlines the weekend.
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Anderson Valley High School of
Boonville
California
Anderson Valley
California School For the Deaf
Berkeley
Point Arena
Potter Valley
Men‘lo Park
Rancho Co‘ate
Cotati
Fort Bragg
Mendocino
San Rafael Military ‘Academy
Saint Vincent's of
Petaluma
Menlo
St. Vincent's
San Rafael
California School For the
Rancho
Jim Morris
Geyserville
Bob Burrow
Ukich's Jeep Schmitz Captains Gators in Camellia Bowl
Jeep Schmitz of San Francisco State was named seasonal co captain of the Gators and will lead SF State against the San Diego Aztecs in the Camellia Bowl in Sacramento. Coach Vic Bowen praised Schmitz as the steadiest defender and a key leader for the defense this season. Jeep is son of Mr and Mrs William Schmitz of Ukiah.
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JEEP
Jim
Jeep) Schmitz
Gioh
San Francisco State College
Nevada
Hughes
Sacramento
San Diego State
Quentin Owen
Ukich
Jeep Schmitz
Gators
University of Nevada
Ukiah
San Francisco State
San Diego Aztecs
Hughes Stadium
Vic Bowen
SF State
Cal Aggies
Jim Schmidt
S.F. State
Wiliam Schmitz
Norm
Wildcats
Warriors Face Sonics in Coliseum Start of Five-Game Home Stand
The San Francisco Warriors, thrashed by San Diego last outing, host the Seattle Supersonics at the Coliseum Arena in a NBA contest opening a five game home stretch. SF leads 6-0 at the Arena this season and aims to rebound with Jim King back from groin injury.
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Oakland
San Francisco Warriors
San Diego
Seattle Supersonics
Coliseum Arena
San Francisco
Warriors
Rockets
Bill Sharman
The
Jim King
Tom Meschery
Sonics
49ers Quarterback Job Still Open Mira Gets Trial
In Redwood City UPI reports the San Francisco Forty Niners quarterback battle remains unsettled with George Mira set to start Sunday against Atlanta. Coach Jack Christiansen says the team may explore two or three options next year to determine the best fit and Mira’s future with the club hinges on a potential start in 1968.
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Redwood City
UPI
San Francisco
Niners
George Mira
Atlanta
Jack Christiansen
Mira
Forty Niners
Ukiah Valley Sports Start Plans For 1967-68 Leagues
Ukiah Valley announces rec basketball leagues across church and school groups for 1967-68. Church League practices run at Pomolita Gym Monday nights through Dec 18, with play starting Jan 6 and continuing through Feb 19 and after playoffs. Grade leagues begin Dec 14 and junior varsity and girls leagues start second week in January, with forms due Dec 15 to Coach Fred Sten and Mrs Anderson for girls.
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Ukiah Valley Church League
Ukiah Unified School District
Ukiah
Ukiah Valley
LDS
Assembly of God
Evangelical Free
Faith Lutheran
First Baptists
Methodists
St. Mary's
Ukiahi
Fred Sten
Anderson
P.E
Quarterbacks Focus on Mobility as Key to Victory
Christiansen said John Brodie and Steve Spurrier likely to see action Sunday. He stressed a quarterback must move the club on ground and in the air. Brodie, an 11 year veteran, has struggled to move the team recently while Spurrier has shown little in the last two games, hindered by injuries to the line.
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Christiansen
John Brodie
Steve Spurrier
Brodie
Spurrier
Bruins Remain Top Five After Close UCLA Upset
UCLA holds the No. 1 spot in the first weekly USI poll after a 73-71 win over Purdue. Louisville rises to No. 2, Houston to No. 3, Kansas No. 4, and North Carolina No. 5 following early season results and votes from 35 coaches. Purdue debuts at No. 8 after the near upset. Virginia Tech and Army appear lower as Princeton dips to seventh.
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Purdue
Boilermakers
UCLA
United Press International
UPI Board of Coaches
Bruins
Uclans
Louisville
Westley
Decrgetown
Kentucky
Houston
Sacramento State
Cougars
Kansas
Utah State
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Dayton
Northern Michigan
Princeton
Army
Tigers
Boston College
Tennessee
Volunteers
Richmond
Dave Bing tops NBA scoring lead early season
New York based report shows Dave Bing of the Detroit Pistons with 628 points in 22 games for a 28.5 average, leading Elgin Baylor of the Los Angeles Lakers by 3.1 points per game. Baylor has 609 points in 24 games, Zelmo Beaty is third with 602 in 27 games.
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NEW York
UPI
Dave Bing
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Syracuse University
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
NBA
Bing
Baylor
Zelmo Beaty
St. Louis Hawks
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
Jon McGlocklin
San Diego Rockets
Nate Thurmond
San Francisco Warriors
Chamberlain
Len Wilkens
Hawks
Beban to Lead UCLA Passes in Shrine West Game
SAN FRANCISCO UPID A Shrine West game preview highlights UCLA star Gary Beban and passer Danny Holman of San Jose State sharing quarterback duties in the 43rd Shrine game December 30 at Candlestick Park. Running backs include Lee White Weber State Don Hass Montana State and Warren McVea Houston.
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San Francisco
UPID
Gary Beban
UCLA
Haven Moses
San Diego State
Phil Odle
Brigham Young
Beban
Danny Holman
San Jose State
Candlestick Park
Lee White
Weber State
Don Hass
Montana
Houston
Warren McVea
Skip Vanderbundt
Oregon State
Mike Sweatman
Kansas
Ed Mooney
Texas Tech
Bob Taylor
Navy
James Bevans
Army
Dolph Camilli Joins Oakland A’s As Scout
Dolph Camilli signed with the Oakland Athletics as a scout for the Northwestern territory. The former NL slugger previously scouted for the Yankees eight years and has eight 23 plus homer seasons in the NL with the Phillies and Dodgers. His peak 1941 MVP season featured 34 homers and 120 RBIs for the Dodgers.
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Oakland
UPI
Oaklang Athletics
Dolph Camilli
Joe DiMaggio
Athletics
Camilli
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
DiMaggio
Yankees
Santa Rosa High School
Record Pace: Selvy Reaches 41.7 PPG in 1953-54
The top single season points per game mark in major college basketball is 41.7 set by Frank Selvy of Furman during the 1953-54 season.
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New York
UPI
Frank Selvy
Furman
Nose Guard Liggins Named Lineman of the Year
Granville Liggins of Oklahoma named United Press International Lineman of the Year for 1967 after helping the Sooners to a 9 1 record and a berth in the Orange Bowl. He drew 28 votes from national sports writers and broadcasters, with runner up Bob Johnson of Tennessee celler and Notre Dame's Kevin Hardy among top vote getters.
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Gary Kale Uri
New York
UPD
Granville “Nose
Liggins
Oklahoma
Morday
United Press International
Gramny
UPI
Oklahoma State
Sooner
Chuck Fairbanks
Bob Johnson
Tennessee
Kevin Hardy
Notre Dame
Ron Yary
Southern California
Wayne Meylan
Nebraska
Ted Hendricks
Miami
Fla
Fairbanks
Pat James
Top College Grid Scholars Honored by Hall of Fame
Thirteen scholar athletes including Gary Beban UCLA and Bob Johnson Tennessee are honored at a black tie Football Hall of Fame Awards dinner. The group receives $500 graduate grants. 10 electees and coaches receive VIP treatment. special gold medal to Purdue president Dr. Frederick Lawson Hovde.
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New York
UPI
Gary Beban
UCLA
Bob Johnson
Tennessee
John McKay
Southern California
Beban
Johnson
al Bersin
Harvard
John Scovell
Texas Tech
Tom Lawhorne
Georgia
Bill Eastman
Georgia Tech
Jon McCarthy
Yale
Steve Warren
North Carolina State
Barry Furst
Ohio Wesleyan
John Root
Stanford
Keith Miles
Trinity College
Bob Weber
Princeton
Bud ‘Neschacheny
Army
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Nathan Dougherty
Abe Mickel
Louisiana State
Herb Stein
Pittsburgh
Slade Cutter
Navy
Francis “Whitey” Wistert
Michigan
Paul Schwegler
Washington
Joel Hunt
Texas A&m
Frederick Lawson Hovde
Purdue University
Successful sires produce consecutive Fla ming o Stakes winners
Three sires have produced back to back winners at Hialeah Park. Insco sired Laurin, the 1938 victor, and Technician, the 1939 winner. Bull Lea sired Faultless and Citation, the 1947 and 1948 victors, while Mahmoud sired Oil Capital and Yildiz, the 1950 and 1951 winners.
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Miami, Fla
UPI
Hialeah Park
Insco
Laurin
Technician
Bull Lea
Faultless
Citation
Mahmoud
Oil Capital
Yildiz
Ukiah Varsity and Jayvee to wrestle Vikings at home
Ukiah hosts Montgomery High School and the Vikings for a second dual meet of the season at Chessall Gym. Keith Leland is out with a groin, but Ukiah relies on depth including Dave Eby Bill Strong John Henderson and Harry Fletcher to challenge the visitors in varsity and junior varsity bouts amid a fast disciplined high school wrestling program.
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Ukiah
Jayvee
Chessall
Montgomery
Joe Serrano
Chris Alvarado
Dave Eby
Bill Strong
NBLI
John Henderson
Harry Fletcher
Fletcher defeats Joiner in ten round heavyweight bout
Jim Fletcher of Los Angeles used a weight edge of over 20 pounds to win a unanimous ten round decision over Billy Joiner of Cincinnati in Las Vegas. Fletcher 214 pounds scored a third round knockdown but Joiner fought back after an eight count. Both fighters suffered eye cuts. all three judges scored for Fletcher, the widest margin four points.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Jim Fletcher
Los Angeles
Billy Joiner
Cincinnati
Fletcher
Joiner
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