Ukiah Cagers Open Healdsburg Tournament Friday
Ukiah Wildcats prepare for the Healdsburg Invitational opening Friday at 5 p.m. against Sonoma. The event includes Santa Rosa Arcata Healdsburg St. Helena and others as teams, with Fort Bragg Mendocino and Anderson Valley also in action.
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Ukiah
Healdsburg
Sonoma
Santa Rosa
el Molino
Cardinal Newman
Arcata
St. Helena
Wildcats
Fred Sten
Petaluma
Anderson Valley
Fort ‘Bragg
Potter Valley
Middletown
Jim Schneider
Doug Anderson
Gary Todd
Dan Gurley
Steve Buchelz
Mike Todd
Rancho Cotate
Cotati
Petter Valley
Menlo
Fort Brage
St. Vinicent’s
Rof Petaluma
Mayer
Mendocino
San Rafael Military Academy
California School For the Deaf
Cage
Chessall Gyn
Local Gridders Earn All-Golden Valley Honors
Seven players from Ukiah Potter Valley Willits and Lower Lake featured on the All-Golden Valley squads with Dan Hook and Merline McMinn headlining the first defensive unit. Ukiah’s Joe Enoch and Napa’s Freddie Austin joined the second defensive team along with several standout linemen and backs from Santa Rosa Napa and Willits.
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Golden Valley
Ukiah
Potter Valley
Willits
Lower Lake
Dan Hook
SRJC
Merline McMinn
McMinn
Hook
Joe Enoch
Santa Rosa J.C
John Giaccamini
Enoch
Napa
Freddie Austin
Pottery Valley
Santa Rosa
Austin
Napa JC
Lippi
Sierra
Bob
Toledo
GVC
Ingram
Redwood
Bob Jackson
Lowell Leland
Paul Schmitz
Marin
Shasta
Yuba
Bill Hess
Santa Rosa JC
SAJC
Steve Short
Napa J.C
Bobby Harkins
Fledgline College
The
Redwoods
Harkins
Gordon Reese
Beban Leads 1967 All Pacific Eight Team
UCLA star Gary Beban headlines the 1967 Pacific Eight All-Conference squad as a unanimous pick for the third straight year. USC UCLA Oregon State dominate with multiple first unit selections, including Ron Yary, Steven Thompson, Adrian Young, Don Manning, Jim Smith and others across offense and defense.
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San Francisco
UPI
Gary Beban
UCLA
Beban
Thomas J. Hamilton
Ron Yary
Southern California
Steven Thompson
Washington
Adrian Young
Don Manning
Jim Smith
Oregon
USC
Oregon State
Trojans
Brijins
OSU
Earl McCullouch
Gary Houser
Larry Slagle
Dave Marlette
Dennis Murphy
John Bvggiuiap
O. J. Simpson
Gene Washington
Stanford
Bill Enyart
Thomson
Young
Manning
Smith
Tim Rossovich
Mike McCaffrey
California
Blaine Nye
George Dames
Marty Brill
Mike Battle
Mark Gustafson
Seals Host Flyers in Oakland Clash Tonight
The Oakland Seals aim to repeat their 2-1-1 record against the Philadelphia Flyers as they host the NHL rival. Coach Bert Olmstead says the team should beat the rest as they do Philadelphia and plans to field the same lineup with Bill Hickle back on the right wing after a five game absence due to pneumonia.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Oakland Seals
Philadelphia
Flyers
National Hockey League
Bert Olmstead
Olmstead Pans
Bill Hickle
Pheumonia
War of Words Between Warriors and Oaks Heats Up
The Oakland Oaks file a $1 million counter-suit against the San Francisco Warriors alleging unfair competitive acts to bar the Oaks from playing in Oakland for the 1967-68 season and beyond. Friction centers on Rick Barry’s contract dispute and each side’s attempts to disrupt Bay Area basketball.
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Novato
Skip Safferes
Dragon
Boardman
Dennis Waldron
Sonoma
Terra Linda
Ukiah
Joe Sargis
Oakland
Calif
UPI
National Basketball Association
San Francisco Warriors
American Basketball Association
Oakland Oaks
Oaks
Warriors
Los Angeles
William ‘Feilerg
Lemat Corp
Warrior
Franklin Mieuli
San Francisco
Mieuli
Rick Barry
Barry
The
Pa‘ Boone
NBA
Miculi
Poone
Bay Area
Oakland Coliseum
Miami of Ohio Upsets Flyers for Second Straight Win
Miami of Ohio beat sixth-ranked Dayton 64 61 in Dayton to snap a tie and move toward the MAC race. Don May scored 24 points with 18 rebounds, while Fred Foster added 22 as Miami shot well from the line and the field. Princeton, Boston College, and other top teams won as teams mixed in Tuesday action.
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Ukiah
Healdsburg
Jim Cobb
Ron Hunt
Dennis Cooper
Dayton
Louisville
UCLA
Pony"Donoher
Flyers
Miami
Ohio
Don May
Marshall
Toledo
Phil Snow
Princeton
Villanova
Boston College
Dartmouth
Redskins
Fred Foster
Pete Carril
Joe Heiser
Jeff Petrie
Wildcats
Johnny Jones
Heiser
Petrie
John Haarlow
Tigers
Jack Kvancz
Ed Sindut
Carl Steinmanns
Davidson
Furman
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Butler
Kansas State
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wichita State
Mississippi State
Boston University
Connecticut
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
California Women’s Amateur golf crown awarded to Harriet Glanville
Harriet Glanville of Long Beach shot a 78 at Pebble Beach to win medalist honors in the California Women’s Amateur. The event took place Tuesday with Glanville securing the top score against a field of qualifying players.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
UPI
Harriet Glanville
Long Beach
California
Opening Day of New York Subway System
The New York subway system opened on October 27, 1904, marking a milestone in urban transit. The launch connected key districts with rapid travel and transformed city commuting.
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New York
Man sought for information call Paul Egner
A message invites contact with Paul Egner for information, offering a collect call option at Area 707-462-3726 or writing to 3 Woodland Terrace, Ukiah, California 95482.
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Paul Egner
Woodland Terrace
Ukiah
Cal
Adolph Rupp Nearing Record Total Victories
Adolph Rupp of Kentucky needs 10 more wins this season to become the winningest college basketball coach. At 38 seasons, he sits near a 771 total victories record, with ERA of 76.1 percent and top active-coach rankings cited by Elmore Hudgens. Other leaders include Hank Iba, Johnny Wooden, and Frank McGuire in the top ten.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Adolph Rupp
Universiy of Kentucky
Rupp
Hig
Kentucky
Pe Forrest
Allen Allen
Kansas
Elmore Hudgens
Joe Mullaney
Providence
Mullaney
Hank Iba
Oklahoma State
Iba
Johnny Wooden
UCLA
Wooden
Frank McGuire
South Carolina
Jack Gardner
Utah
Tex Winter
Kansas State
Bradley Sparks Knicks Victory as Spectator
Bill Bradley watched from the sideline as the Knicks beat the Baltimore Bullets 148-117 at Madison Square Garden, boosting morale ahead of his expected return from the Air Force within two weeks. Walt Bellamy led with 28 points and Cazzie Russell added 22 as New York posted a season high scoring spree.
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United Press International
Bill Bradley
New York Knickerbocker
Princeton
Knicks
the Garden
Dave Bing
Detroit Pistons
San Diego Rockets
Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Seattle
Walt Bellamy
Cazzie Russell
Bellamy
Russell
Garden
St. Louis
Bing
Syracuse
Detroit
Terry Dischinger
Don
Warriors Struggle Then Rally Past Seattle in NBA
San Francisco broke an eight game win streak with a 127-103 loss at San Diego, then trailed Seattle 102-65 before three 9-0 runs fueled a 133-121 comeback. Mullins scored 29 and Thurmond 26 for SF, Hazzard 29 for Seattle. SF sits 20-8, chasing St. Louis in the Western Division.
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Oakland
Galif
San Francisco Warriors
San Diego
Warriors
Seattle
Jeff Mullins
Nate Thurmond
San Francisco
Walt Hazzard
Scenics
St. Louis
Hawks
Green Bay Secrets Workouts Before Rams Game
Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi hid Tuesday practice from public view as the Central Division champions finished final workouts in Santa Barbara ahead of Saturday’s NFL showdown with the Los Angeles Rams. Elijah Pitts and Jim Grabowski remained sidelined with earlier injuries but Lombardi reported the team in good condition despite rain during the rain soaked session.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles
Rams
Packers
Green Bay
Lombardi
Elijah Pitts
Jim Grabowski
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