Ukiah Hosts Holiday Invitational Tourney Opener
Coach Fred Sten brings a premier basketball event to Ukiah as Healdsburg faces Napa in the opening night of the Ukiah Holiday Invitational Tourney. Healdsburg features Tony Freye and height for a tough matchup, while Napa counters with Bakker Porterfield and Lawrence and quick guard Kirkpatrick. The event runs Wednesday Thursday and Friday with four games each night.
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Fred Sten
Ukiah
Healdsburg
Napa
Greyhounds
Indians
Tony Freye
Alan Hendricks
Kim Lowe
John Swett
Tourney field showcases Cardinals tight core and tall opponents
The piece highlights Cardinals standouts Jim Lumpkins and Bill Mache at 6-4, 6-4 with junior and sophomore status, plus 6-3 Chris McKinnie to bolster height. It notes Palo Alto’s 67 senior center Mark Daley as tallest in the field and mentions players Stan Willson and Chris Bradley as scorers. The schedule outlines winners advancing to face Greyhounds-Indians and Cardinals-Torreadores, with Wednesday and Thursday games determining matchups.
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Jim Lumpkins
Bill Mache
Cardinals
Chris Mc
Kinnie
Jerry Borifigli
Gary Kimmel
Torreadores
Palo Alto
Fortuna
Vikings
Mark Daley
Daley
Stan Willson
Chris Bradley
Ukiah Wildcats Eye Tourney Wins In Holiday Action
Ukiah and Fortuna navigate strong rosters in a boys basketball tourney with Ukiah aiming for victories after a recent 5 of 6 run and a forfeit win. Fortuna, Palo Alto, Ukiah, Eureka clash as Ukiah features Mitchell Heath range and depth from Kehl App Battle and others.
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Huskies
Greg Begnuda
Bill Gillespie
Kim Lucas
Dean ‘Johnison
Ben Sanderson
Fortuna
Palo Alto
Ukiah-Eureka
Eureka
Jim ‘Kehl
Speedster
Feet
Swiftie
Craig
Allan Battle
Dave Sadie
Gom Tom
Ukiah
Bay
Wildcats
Bill Heath
Ultet
Fort’ Bragg
Bruce
Imerman
Kirby Walsi
Ron Fwit
Dennis Cooper
Jim Cobb
Larry Long
Dink Logan
Phil Officer
Black Hawks Skate Score Like Champs
Stan Mikita extended his scoring streak to 15 games as the Chicago Black Hawks won 3-1 over the Montreal Canadiens to stretch their NHL unbeaten run to 10. Mikita’s 20th goal and an assist moved his season total to 44, edging teammate Bobby Hull in the scoring race.
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Far-Out Shooters Pace Kentucky's Win
Rubin Russell, newly acquired from Dallas, and Louie Dampier led the Kentucky Colonels with 27 and 28 points respectively in a 112-98 ABA victory over Oakland. Oakland star Jim Hadnot scored 24 as Kentucky, 11-20 in the Eastern Division, extended Oakland’s 20th loss in 33 games.
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Lavern Tart
First Distilled Alcohol Produced in German Monastery in 12th Century
A historical note records the first known production of alcohol by distillation occurring in a German monastery during the 12th century, marking an early milestone in distillation technology.
Packers Eye Three-Peat as They Meet Cowboys
The Green Bay Packers seek a historic third straight NFL title in Green Bay after a 28-7 win over the Rams. Dallas Cowboys crush Browns 52-14 to earn the Eastern crown as Oilers and Raiders prepare for AFL title showdown. Jets beat Chargers 42-31 in another playoff game.
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Raiders Ready to Renew Title Bid With Oilers
Oakland California UP I reports the Raiders 13 1 season after a 28 21 win over Buffalo sets up a Western Division showdown with the Houston Oilers in the Coliseum. A possible Super Bowl matchup with Green Bay or Dallas would follow if Oakland wins. The Oilers ended the regular season 9 4 1 and beat Miami 41 10 to clinch Eastern Division honors.
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Celtics and 76ers Hold Eastern NBA Edge Despite Slugfest
Celtics pulled ahead of Philadelphia by beating the Knicks 134 124 while the 76ers edged Baltimore 108 105 to extend their streaks. Detroit stayed seven and a half games back after a quiet night. Sam Jones led Boston with 27 points and Wilt Chamberlain had 15 points 25 rebounds for Philadelphia.
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Shrine North South All Star Game Delivers Early Grid Thrills
Max Anderson of Arizona State starred as the North dominated the South 24 0 in the Shrine North South All Star game while Colorado beat Miami 31 21 in the Bluebonnet Bowl and the North defeated the South 23 7 in the Potato Bowl. Bob Anderson ran for 108 yards and two touchdowns earning outstanding back honors as Greg Landry and John Cartwright shared quarterback duties for the North.
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College Cage Tourneys Begin In Holiday Festival Action
UPI reports the Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden opens today with Boston College and St John’s in first round games. UCLA seeks its 40th straight win in the Los Angeles Classic while 67 holiday tournaments begin nationwide this week, 29 of them major.
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Seals Coach Olmstead Involved In Boston Brawl
In Boston Garden a late third period melee erupts during Oakland Seals 6 3 defeat to the Bruins. Bert Olmstead jumps the boards to target a fan amid multiple fights causing 28 penalties and bench minor. Seals stand at 7 21 5 heading into a Pittsburgh game. Penguins win 4 3 over the Kings.
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Royals Top Seattle for Third Time in Competition
Oscar Robertson poured in a career high 31 points while Odie Smith added 24 and teammate 26 from Rod Thorn powered Seattle’s defeat. The Rockets earned a first win over Los Angeles as Dave Gambee closed with seven points including four free throws in the final 17 seconds. Elgin Baylor topped scorers with 21 for the Lakers and John Block added 20 for San Diego.
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Russian Wrestlers Sweep Freestyle Titles in New Delhi
The 17th world freestyle wrestling championships saw Russia earn three golds and four silvers while the Soviet team captured the team championship with 41 points. Japan, Iran, and the United States followed. Richard Sanders of Portland won silver in flyweight. Mike Young and Larry Kristoff claimed bronze in their respective divisions.
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Emerson dominates Santana as Australia takes Davis Cup lead
Roy Emerson defeated Manuel Santana 6 4 1 and 6 4 1 in 72 minutes to give Australia a strong 2 0 edge over Spain in the Challenge Round. John Newcombe then beat Manuel Orantes 6 3 6 3 6 2 as Australia looked to clinch the cup with a doubles win and finish the tie.
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