Ukiah Varsity and Jayvees Rally in Narrow Losses
Ukiah led by small margins as Hogan closed within three late. Dennis Cooper and Dan Villeotti paced Ukiah with 11 points each, while Hogan benefited from 18 free throws in a 62 49 win. Ukiah’s varsity dropped to 5-4 in league play, slipping toward third in the standings behind Montgomery, Santa Rosa, and Napa as Vallejo and Petaluma also contested the NyBL race.
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Hogan
Ukiah
Dagrees
Medidiomery
Vikings
Wid Ajo
S. Apathes
Teague Leaaieg
Napa
Hogga
Ling
Shitin Rosa
Atalu‘ta
Bbef Oy Petar Tina
Varsity
Uliah
Hogan Spartas
Valléjo
Hens
Hogdn
Dennis Cooper
Dan Villeettie
Cooper
Vilotti
Kirby Walsh
Randy Hunt
Dan Williamson
Craig Dénalson
Randy Tusi Phil
Officer
Parme
Petaluma
Montgomery
Santa Rosa
Vallejo
Pat Gavin
Hogan Star
Wes Irene
Balan
Greg
Herren
Ford
Wann Xevgh
Keinberley
Harrison
Farmer
Jayves
Theastly
Aldith
Servo Graziano to Crown Coast Guard Title Fight
The article chronicles the boxing path of Rocky Servo Graziano from a welterweight contender to winning the World Welterweight title, detailing his rise after serving in the Coast Guard, the pivotal bout with Cochrane, and later retirement and career shifts including bartending and automobile sales. It notes Weill as manager and mentions Robison’s vacated crown, with background on opponents and career changes.
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Robinton
Servo
Coast Guard
Weill
Cochrane
Soiie
Clyde
Pele
Graziano
Vické
Robiison
Bitte Ueietle
Ervo
Kavobbe
Joe DiMartino
Marois
Heb
Broadway
Ina Golgrado
Seagren tops indoor vault at 17 feet 6 inches impact
Seagren vaults 17 feet 6 inches to set a world indoor record at the Times Indoor meet in Inglewood. He is among a slate of stars scheduled to compete at the U.S. track federation meet at the Sports Arena Saturday night, with rivals including Railsback UCLA and Mustakari Fresno State.
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UPI
University ‘of Southern Galiter
U.S
Satusvay Hight
Dick Railsback
UCLA
Chris Pagarikolagu
San Jose State
Erkki Mustakari
Fresno State
Alti
Aldtotu
Brigham Young
Seagren
Geney
Forum
Inglewood
Big 10 cage race turns into battle
Ohio State defeated eighth-ranked Purdue 88-85 at Columbus and Michigan beat Illinois 92-87 at Ann Arbor as the Big 10 title race heated up. Purdue and Illinois lost in foreign courts, reshaping the conference standings led by Iowa State with 6-1, and Michigan slipping to 4-4.
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United
Donnybrooks
Purdue
Ilinois
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Illingis
Ann Arbor
Mich
Check
State
Towa
Tumor removals and hardship mark a family’s loss
A fragmented report notes three tumors removed from lungs and a hospital bill draining a family’s limited resources. It mentions Jed’s death, three children, and a man named Marty facing harsh circumstances after years of illness and financial strain.
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Marty
Jed
Ashland Defenders Shine In Narrow No 2 Ranking
Ashland College leads as the nation's top defensive unit with 31.3 points allowed per game, pushing their record to 18-1 after a 65-19 win over Slippery Rock and moving to second in the UP international coaches ratings. Kentucky Wesleyan remains No. 1 with 394 points and 12 first place votes, edging Ashland by 80 points with four weeks left in the season. Nevada Las Vegas sagged after a rough week, while Central State and Southwest tied steady gains in the top five.
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Fred McMane
NEW York
UPI
Ashland ‘College
Eagles
Kentucky
Wesleyan
United Press -International
Kentucky Wesleyan
Panther
Nevada
Las Vegas
Panherio
Ashland
Panthers
Aes Rebels
Loyola
Pale
Tate
Ghig
Jaigsousi
Nellie Fox Emerges as Potential Washington Manager
Washington owner Bob Short weighs Nellie Fox for the Senators post after Jim Lemon was fired. Fox, a former AL All-Star infielder with White Sox and Phillies connections, is talked about alongside Williams and Berra. contract terms and prior coaching roles noted.
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Washington
UPI
Bob
Short
Blessing Washinington
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Nellie Fox
Jim Lemon
Pee
Williams
Yogi Berra
Aes
Kenna
St. 'Boul Cardinals
Foxern
Phildelphia
Yeats
White Sox
Sporseteen
Ng Wan
Houston
Seagren Eyes 18 Feet In Indoor Pole Vault Feat
Bob Seagren, a top pole vaulter and world record holder, nears 18 feet after raising his indoor mark to 17 feet 6 inches at the 10th annual Times Indoor Games. Will Davenport ties 60-yard hurdles mark, while Barbara Ferrell and Chi Cheng highlight women's events with sprint and hurdle wins.
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Alex Kal Inglewood
WAPD
Bob Seagren
field _Seagren
Domingteg
Seagren
Willie Davenport
Davenport
Hayes Jones
Earl McCullouch
Fort Worth
Tex
Ral ER Doubell
Australia
Peter Snell
George Young
Arizona
Young
Chi Cheng
Republic of China
Barbara Ferrell
Los Angeles
Now Savari joins staff of Lombardi
Harland Svare, former Los Angeles coach, was named by Vince Lombardi as a coaching assistant for the Washington Redskins. Svare, a defensive coach with the New York Giants, becomes the Redskins’ overall defensive coach at age 37, after time with the Steelers and Giants.
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Washington
Harland Svare
Los Angeles
Vines Lombardi
Washington Redskins
Svare
New York Giants
Redskins
Austin
Pittsbur ‘Steelers
Lamberdi
Monay Svere
New York
Tédin Ffi
Swope Veteran Scorekeeper Dies at 80 in Cincinnati
Tom Swope, veteran sportswriter and scorekeeper, credited with drafting modern baseball scoring, died Tuesday at age 80. He retired from the Cincinnati Post two weeks ago after a 53 year career begun in 1916. Funeral services set for Thursday.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Tom Swope
Spodtwettte
Hilles
Swope
Hig
Cincinnati ‘Post
Ako
Houston Upsets Oaks In Tight 101 100 Shootout
In Oakland Houston upset the Oaks 101-100 as Bob Verga earned a late three-point play and Pony Jackson scored a tip-in with nine seconds left. Oakland, missing stars Rick Barry and Warren Armstrong, falls to 40-8 after losing two in a row.
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Oakland
Calif
Houston
American ‘Basketball ‘Association
Oakland Oaks
Oaks
Rick Barry
Warren
Armstrong
Bob Verga
Pony Jackson
Shoemaker wins three on first day back at Santa Anita
Jockey Shoemaker returns after a fracture to win three races at Santa Anita on Tuesday. It was his first day back since January 23, 1968, boosting his career total to 5,761 victories, still behind all-time leader Jo Longden at 6,032. Diane Crump ran fifth in the fourth race aboard Bridle n Bit.
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Hialeah
Shoemaker
Swith
Room
Say
Yumbel
Warriors win on road but drop home games
San Francisco built a 73-60 lead before St Louis stormed back to tie 83 all. Jeff Mullins scored 34, Nate Thurmond 26 with key blocks and free throws, as the Warriors won their seventh straight road game while fading at home. Paul Silas led St Louis with 22, joining Doriohi’s 20 in the loss.
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Atlanta
UPI
San Francisco
Osttig
Hortie Fahs
Lot Ouine Archon
Jeff Mullins
Nate Thuymond
St. “Louis
Mullins
Thurmond
Pail Silds
Dori Ohi
Warriors
Baltimore
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