Healdsburg Defeats Healdsburg Invitational Champ Healdsburg 80 60
Fort Bragg tops El Salvador 50 42. Ukiah nearly wins versus Arcata 53 51 as Terry Marsha tallies 26 points and a three game total of 61. Caceres of El Salvador sets a tourney scoring record with 81 points, surpassing prior marks.
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UCLA Reigns at No 1 in UPI Poll After Unbeaten Run
UCLA secure 349 of 350 possible points from the UPI board led by 7-foot-1 sophomore Lew Alcindor as they roll past rivals and hold the top college basketball ranking through Saturday. Other teams shift in the top 20 with Vanderbilt and Boston College climbing, Houston dropping, and notable moves by Virginia Tech Saint John’s and Seattle. UCLA’s next tests include Colorado State at home and Washington State on the road in January.
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Baseball Stat Leaders And Milestones From The Season
The era’s leaders include players from Atlanta and Pittsburgh with high batting averages, hits, runs, and home runs. Henry Alou and Carty contend for batting titles while Johnny Bench calls the shots on RBI. Stolen bases, caught stealing, and sacrifice flies highlight fielding and baserunning feats as the Giants post a 12 game win streak. Carbon monoxide danger is noted as odorless and colorless.
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Florence bids to host 1976 Olympics in history seeking Florence
Florence officials push to bring the 1976 Summer Games to Italy as IOC president Avery Brundage voices warm support in Florence papers. He cites Florence as the perfect setting and notes the city would restore Olympic spirit, amid floods that damaged local facilities. American cities previously eyed for hosting face disappointment as Brundage’s remarks fuel a global bidding scramble amid Independence Day anniversary themes.
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Ukiah Wildcats Wrestle Fans Invited to Practice Clinic
Ukiah hosts Chesgali and Petaluma in wrestling matches at Gym Wednesday and Thursday. Coach Bob Creed notes improved form with Bill Rosn back at 154 pounds and Steve Weigand may miss action due to a pinched nerve while 138-pounder look to earn a varsity berth. Public urged to attend to learn intricasies of wrestling.
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Vernon D Curley Grieve Dies Mourned by Sports World
Carlen Grieve San Francisco report confirms Vernon D Curley Grieve veteran San Francisco Examiner sports editor died of a heart attack. Joe Dimaggio Ernie Nevers Buck Shaw and Pappy Waldorf attended the funeral service with Charles Gould publisher serving as pallbearer. Burial was at Cypress Lawn Cemetery. The piece notes the largest cat in the Western Hemisphere is a 300 pound jaguar.
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Koufax 1966 season shines with strikeouts and wins
Johnny Koufax dominated the 1966 NL with a 27 win pace, 317 strikeouts, and 27 complete games. He led Los Angeles with a 2.62 ERA aided by Phil Regan, Claude Osteen, and Don Sutton, while Regan posted a 14-1 record. The era record run included no-hitters and a perfect game, marking a standout pitching year despite several league leaders in hits allowed and earned runs.
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Nevada Supreme Court admits Reno lawyer to practice
The Nevada Supreme Court granted admission to a Reno attorney to practice law in the state. The brief notice notes the attorney has previous affiliations with major teams in the NFL.
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