Ukiah Invites Hoops as Cardinal Newman Defends Title
Ukiah hosts the Second Annual Ukiah Holiday Invitational with Cardinal Newman defending last year’s crown. The field includes Healdsburg Arcata Analy Napa Eureka and more as games run nightly from Dec 26 to 28 at Chessall Gymnasium. Ukiah aims for a fourth straight win in pre-tourney action against Fort Bragg.
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Ukiah Frosh defeat Laytonville as Redding leads scoring
Ukiah Frosh, bolstered by strong defense and balanced scoring, beat Laytonville 50 40 as Mark Redding led with 21 points in the first half. Ron McGehee, Rinehart, and Marsh added double figures while Dorsey, Nicholson, and Musser pressed on defense in the nightcap.
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Dave Payne
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Bill Roby
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Clarence Anderson
Dave Dorsey
Ya Nicholson
Tom Cook
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Paul Nelson
O J Simpson not unanimous pick by Bear eleven
Nine members of USC Rose Bowl squad were named to the California all opponent team led by O J Simpson who fell two votes short of unanimous. The list includes several USC players at offense defense and back positions with stars from Army UCLA Washington and Colorado.
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Steve Yarnell
George Dames
Oregon
George Jugum
Washington
Ken Johnson
Mark Gustafson
UCLA
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Sandy Dirka
Jim McCall
Ukiah Valley Church League Basketball Action Refreshes Holiday Pause
Ray Whittaker led St. Mary's Ukiah Valley to a 67 56 win over LDS Seniors scoring 31 points with 12 baskets and 7 free throws. Brad Shear added 14 points as Saints built early leads but faced fouls from Pether and Benson. Evangelical Free beat Ukiah Methodists 58 32 as Ron Mattson led with 24 points. Ukiah Valley Church League schedules two Pomoluta games Thursday then resumes after holidays with First Christian vs LDS Juniors and LDS No 3 vs First Baptists.
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Father sells son to another club in baseball shakeup
Los Angeles officials confirm that Al Camps says he sold his son Jim, a catcher, to the Kansas City Royals expansion team in the American League. An undisclosed cash amount and two Triple A prospects were exchanged for the 24 year old. Jim played last season at .259 and spent time in the Dominican winter league.
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Ohio State faces injury toll as Kern and Schmidlin limp
Ohio State's quarterback turmoil deepens with dislocated shoulder risk for Kern and knee issues for Schmidlin. Schmidlin may miss four home practices before the Pasadena trip and January 1 showdown with O. J. Simpson's squad. Ron Maciejowski and Bill Long work as rotate backs in Kern's absence.
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Free throws power Oaks to 118 111 ABA win
Oakland Oaks defeated the Kentucky Colonels 118 111 to move to 23 4 atop the ABA Western Division. Rick Barry scored 31 points hitting all 13 free throws as Oakland converted 45 of 55 foul shots. Warren Armstrong added 22. Darel Carrier and Louie Dampier each had 18 for the Colonels.
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San Leandro ineligible player costs tourney title
San Leandro forfeits its 1968 Boonville tournament awards after CIF and Northwestern League findings render Richard Trujillo ineligible for repeated ninth grade attendance. Menlo claims the crown. four All-Tourney selections from San Leandro are removed, including Trujillo who scored 23 in the final.
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Anderson Valley
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Willits
Mendocino
Jim England
Leroy Perry
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Morrall Named NFL Player of the Year by New York Writers
Earl Morrall, who steered the Baltimore Colts to a 13 1 record and Coastal Division crown after replacing injured John Unitas, is chosen as NFL Player of the Year by the New York Chapter of the Pro Football Writers Association. He defeats Leroy Kelly, the two time rushing champion, by a substantial ballot margin.
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