Pottery Valley hosts Redwood Empire basketball tourney
Potter Valley hosts a four team Northwestern area tournament with Round Valley Covelo, Point Arena, St Vincent's Petaluma, San Rafael Mendocino Upper Lake and Elk Creek plus a new Sacramento Valley entry. The event runs Thursday through Saturday with four games nightly then consolation and final rounds. Admission is 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for students. Opening games Thursday March 6 include Upper Lake vs Mendocino at 5 pm and St Vincent's vs Point Arena at 6:30 pm.
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Petaluma
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Mendotino
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Flk Creek
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Mendocino
St. Vincent's
Elk Creek
Friday Playoff Schedule With Elimination Pairings
Friday pits the losers of the first two Thursday games at 5 p.m. followed by Thursday’s third and fourth games at 6:30 p.m. The night continues with two more Thursday matches at 8 p.m and 9:30 p.m. Friday’s top two finishers meet at 9:30 p.m. Saturday hosts 6 p.m. action with the Friday night winners in Consolation at 7:30 p.m. and the Friday losers from 8 and 9:30 p.m. games at 7:30 p.m., leading to the 9 p.m. championship final between Friday’s 8 and 9:30 p.m. winners.
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Winhers
Major league owners and players near spring training vote
UPI reports the dispute over player salaries and benefits intensifies as owners propose a five point three million dollar package and arbitration board, while several teams report player willingness to report with a boycott looming. Executive directors push for a no vote amid ongoing talks and possible season impact.
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Dob ‘Gaherin
Ie Wgners
Boom Boom May Learn to Hike Ice Hockey Fate
Former Rangers coach Geoffrion contemplates a return as ailing star Geoffrion weighs options after a long layoff. Francis discussed decisions, timing, and a possible comeback as the Rangers slide from last to third in the division amid medical clearance and coaching rumors.
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Tédith Giddetor
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Yartagisawai
Moriday
Matias
Emile
Geoffrion
Rangers
Francis
Arid
Oaks Tame Mavericks Without Barry 149 122
Oakland Oaks dominate Houston Mavericks 149 to 122 as Rick Barry sidelined with knee injury. Warren Armstrong leads all scorers with 34 points, Doug Moe adds 134, Stew Johnson tallies 24 for the Oaks.
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Internatiovid
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Oaks
Houston
Mavericks
Warren Armstrong
Oakland
Doug Moe
Stew Johnson
Mays
Webby
Teching
Senators' Stable 1960s Pitch in AL Second Division
A strained OCR summary notes the Senators and stability in the American League's Second Division with references to years around 1968 and repeated seasons. The readable text is fragmentary, but it mentions ongoing competition and division placement within the league.
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Senators Nave & Stabiak
Arizona honors top sports stars
Arizona's 1968 Sports Awards honored Paul Robinson of University of Arizona as top athlete and Hickox as top rookie. The event at the Arizona Press Association dinner drew about 1100 with Buddy Hackett as master of ceremonies.
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UPI
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Buddy: Hackett
Milwaukee upset ends Bucks rough season run
United Press International reports Milwaukee Bucks stumble in NBA action. The Royals jump to a 43-21 first quarter lead and coast as Oscar Robertson scores 26 and Earl Monroe leads Baltimore with 30. Cincinnati sneaks back late, ending Baltimore’s four game win streak.
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National Basketbe Association
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Sith
Davis
Athantic
Baltimore
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Royals
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Unt Cincinnet
Font Ff
Oscar Robertson
Royal
Tom “Wai Arstidle
Earl Monroe
Bathes
Witte
Viendae Aig
Warriors Face Tough Night as Schedule Tightens
The Warriors struggle to a busy stretch facing Detroit and Philadelphia in quick succession. Coach George Leeds leads a near-complete lineup with Rudy LaRue and Elvin Hayes expected to shoulder scoring as San Francisco aims to close a 13 game gap on the Western Division leader Los Angeles.
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Elvin Hayes
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Vancouver Seals expansion bid stirs NHL chatter
New York reports the NHL considers transferring the Oakland club to an American city while Vancouver British Columbia bids to join the league. Buffalo and other interests push for a franchise as teams like Toronto and Montreal maintain presence. bids, transfers, and potential expansion remain under discussion.
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Tororite
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Carinda
NHS
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British Columbia
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Knox
Seals
Fragmentary data on 1962 Teemniored group share
OCR fragment references a group aged 20 to 24 and a 19.4 percent figure within a 103 million context in the United States in 1962. Details are garbled but indicate a demographic or market proportion in a historical report.
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United
Eiven
Palmer not yet ready to retire
Arnold Palmer hints at continuing to play for at least ten more years despite recent slumps. He travels from Latrobe to New York to accept the William D. Richardson Award from the New York Metropolitan Golf Writers Association. He shares weight loss and hip reports and notes his putting remains his main concern.
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New York
UPI
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Palmer
Walter Hagen
Gene’ Sarazen
Winnie
Dor Giffin
Darrell
Brown
Latrobe
New York City
Teterboro
Black
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Giffin
Riverside Drive
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Arnold
Palmer Enterprises
Huchanasch Pater
Clipers to host Dynamo in San Francisco Sunday
San Francisco reports the California Clipers will host Dynamo Kiev, champions of the Soviet Union, Sunday at Kezar Stadium in the first U.S. versus Soviet match. The Russians arrived Monday night and will be welcomed by Mayor Joseph Alioto before practice at Balboa Stadium.
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UPI
Kicy Dynamo
Soviet Union
California Clippers
Kezar Stadion
U.S
Russia
Joseph L.alioto
Balboa Stadium
Stanford
University of California
San Jose State
Clipers
Kiev Dynamo
Los Angeles Coliseum
UCLA Remains No 1 As UCLA Bruins Triumph
UCLA holds the No 1 ranking after a 53-44 win over Washington. The Bruins extend their winning streak to 36 games and a 20th straight victory, led by Mike Casey and Mike Pratt’s 21 points and Bob Coy’s 16 off the bench. George, St. John's, Purdue, and Kentucky cited in top 10 shift.
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Bi ‘Basket Ower
St. John
Pee Carolina
Ik McGuire
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United Press - International
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Gola
Kentucky
Flokidhy
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Bean
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