Redwood Valley Cagers Win 1962 Ukiah Valley Sportsmanship Trophy
Redwood Valley Church earns the Ukiah Valley Church League Sportsmanship Trophy as LDS and Methodist tie for first place at 8-1 in 1962. The league votes to end post season play and schedule a tie breaking playoff at Pomolita gym, with Len Weselsky presenting the trophy to Redwood Valley and Rev. Dale Cundall as coach.
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Evangelical Free Church
Church League
Redwood Valley
Dale Cundall
Pomolita School
Latter-day Saints Church
First Baptist
First Methodist Church
Methodists
LDS
First Baptists
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
The
Baptists
St.Mary's
Pomolita Gym
Len Weselsky
Ukiah Recreation and Parks
Ukiah Valley Church League
Gayden Kaskey
Ralph McDi
Ken Carr
Gerry Carr
John Pringle
Gary Barron
James Carr
Pete Jameson
Bill Jameson
Cundall
Guiding Light
Dave Strong
Assembly of God
Faith Lutheran
Fifti
Presbyterians
Ahd
NBA Betting Controversy Sparks Playoff Payoff Debate
The NBA board and officials discuss a $125,000 payoff plan tied to playoff outcomes amid speculation on college draft implications. The chaotic exchange points to ongoing governance tensions within league and college athletics.
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EW York
UPI
NBA
Se Oggi
New
Cage Officials Ballot On Fate of Piper Pros
ABL directors prepared to vote on expelling the Cleveland Pipers for alleged rule violations. Commissioner Abe Saperstein said votes would be collected by phone and a decision likely within two to three days. San Francisco's George McKeon contradicted the report, claiming the board already decided to oust the Pipers and that today’s vote would merely reveal a possible change of mind.
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Gene Bladeau
Chicago
UPI
American Basketbal League
Cleveland. Pipers
Abe . Saperstein
San Francisco
George McKeon
Saints
Pipers
McKeon
San’ Francisco
Saperstein
Nvith
George Steinbrenner
Cleveland
Steinbrenner
Robert Sturnam
Dorks Hand H Boms Key In Ukiah City Games
Dorks beat H-Bombs 24 22 in Ukiah Girls League at the high school gym last night. Gayle Anderson scored 12 and Kathy Godec 8 for the Dorks while Kathy Bragg and Francine Crane hit key field goals to turn the game. Mahala Daskam led the H-Bombs with 16 points as Quinn Spears and Harlene James added early contributions.
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H-Bombs
Ukiah Girls
Stinkers
Potter Valley Devils
Dorks
Gayle Anderson
Kathy Godec
Kathy Bragg
Francine Crane
Mahala Daskam
H-Hombs
Quinn Spears
Harlene’James
Draisabs
Marsha ‘Cook
Susie Crofoot
Pam Trouette
Potter Valley Tests Lower Lake In Close Varsity Thriller
Potter Valley Varsity edged Lower Lake 48 47 in a tight contest as Ron Caudillo sparked a late surge with 23 points. The Potter Valley B team lost 56 45 after a rough first half, with Bruce Nelson and Jim Wilson scoring for Potter Valley.
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Potter Valley
Lower Lake
Ron Caudillo
Jed
Potter
Bruce Nelson
Jim Wilson
Steve Thornton
Thei Lakers
Caudillo
Figs
Terry Elm
Hawkins Key To Another Victory For Pittburgh
Connie Hawkins, 19 year old from Brooklyn, led Pittburgh to a 109 97 win as he outscored many seasoned stars of the American Basketball League and drew 20 points from the foul line in the Monday night game.
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United Press International
Connie Hawkins
Hawkins
Brooklyn
American Basketball ‘League
Pittburgh
Reloading Demonstration by RCBS President at Ukiah Club
Fred T. Huntington, president of RCBS, Inc., will lead a Friday night session at the Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club Vichy Springs range. Admission is free. He will show reloading basics and discuss cost savings, with firing demonstrations and films to prove reload accuracy. He notes a drop from 23 cents to 8 cents per shot and mentions benefits for practice scores and game or varmint kills.
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Fred T. Huntington
Rcbs Precisioned Reloading Equipment Company
Oroville
Ukiah
Mendocino
Lake County
Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club
Vichy Springs Road
Rcbs, Inc
Vichy Springs
Huntington
Sun Devils Dominate Arizona State in Lopsided Win
Arizona State men sprinted to a 106-41 victory over Arizona State, securing their 20th win in 23 starts and extending the home court streak to 29. The sweep clenched the Border Conference title as the Sun Devils strengthen NCAA at large hopes.
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United Press International
Oregon State
Arizona Pita Univ
Sun Devils
Arizona State
Sthalight
Beavers
UQLA
Pepperdine
Stanford
St.Mary's
Bruins
Waves
Portland A
Seton Hall
New Jersey
College of Idaho
Lewis and Clark
Pacific
Whitman
Whitworth
Idaho State
Ed Hagen
Santa Clara
Mortensen USC Track Coach Dies at 54
Jesse Mortensen USC track coach dies at 54 from a embolism. Athletic Director Jess Hill steps in as acting head coach while Mortensen’s legacy includes seven national titles and undefeated runs across 79 meets during his tenure. He had been an assistant for the 1956 U S Olympic team and was a candidate for the 1964 head coach role.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jess Hill
University of Southern California
Jesse P. Mortensen
Mortensen
Hill
Montensen
Ceatches
Bare Knuckle Boxing Ends Era With Kilrain-Sullivan Fight
In Richburg Mississippi United Press International notes the final bare knuckle heavyweight title bout, held in 1889, where John T. Sullivan defeated Jake Kilrain in a pivotal match marking the end of an era in boxing.
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Richburg
UPI
John Ts. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Hustle central in spring camps Stengel and Bauer advise effort
United Press International reports Casey Stengel and Hank Bauer stress hustle as they lead Mets and Athletics in spring training. Stengel, near 72, demonstrates hands on coaching in St. Petersburg while Bauer demands no less than maximum effort from his players in West Palm Beach. Also notes Killebrew's record contract with the Twins and other signings as White Sox and Giants announce deals.
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Casey Stengel
Hank Bauer
Stengel
New York Mets
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bauer
Kansas City Athletics
Joe Gordon
Kansas City
Yankee
A’s
Washington
Mets
Oldsters
Ole Case
Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Luis Arroyo
Puerto Rico
Killebrew
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Calvin’ Griffith
Griffith
San Francisco Giants
Felipe Ajou
Matty
Felipe
al Smith
Nellie Fox
Floyd Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Turk Lown
Billy Goodman
Fox
Baltimore
Orioles
Jagklé
Brandt
Willard Oplinger
Bluefield
Billy Hoeft
Charlie ‘Lau Mary
Breeding
Whitey Herzog
Improved PCL Season Promised With Major League Links
Seattle reports predict a brighter Pacific Coast League season with higher attendance and top talent as each of the eight clubs aligns with a major league affiliate. Salt Lake City notes over 65000 in season tickets. San Diego backs Padres drive. Seattle Vancouver Tacoma Portland Spokane clubs report strong preseason sales and new managers Don Heffner Irv Noren Les Peden John McKeon Bob Kennedy Sait Lake City plans faster games to curb stalling.
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Wash
PCL
Dewey Soriano
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Portland
Salt Lakge City
Herman Franks
Soriano
San Diego Sports Association
Padres
Eddie Leishman
Clib
Dick Bee
Frank Welkers
Vancouver
Rosy Ryan
Bill Sayles
Nick Morgan Jr
Hawaii
Spencer Harris
Spokane
Indians
Sprroes
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
Don Heffner
Irv Noren
Scramble Starts for Top Teams in Cage Tourneys
NCAA and NIT open the season with bids in play as No. Cincinnati and Bradley vie for MVC lead after Cincinnati beat Bradley 72-57. Villanova, Oregon State Creighton Detroit and Western Kentucky loom in major ties and NIT berths amid busy top matchups.
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Beavers
Dick Joyce
United Press International
Missouri
Cincinnati
Bradley
MVC
Bearcats
Braves
Patterson Eyes Major Fight After Brother’s Win
Floyd Patterson, returning to Highland Mills training camp, says his next bout could be the most important of his career. He hints a possible shot at the title and plans to manage his 19 year old brother Ray, who just retained the New York Golden Gloves heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden.
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Ray Will
Floyd
Highland
Mills
Ray
Madison Square Garden
New York Golden Gloves
Tommy Watkins
Brooklyn
Ieee
Pattarsdis
Pater
Ike
Iseeme Floyd
Joe Louis seeks boxing shows under new California license
Joe Louis, now matchmaker for United World Enterprises, holds a California license to promote fights and aims to stage a boxing show within eight weeks. The group, including Martha Louis and John Horn, hopes to secure Floyd Patterson to defend his heavyweight title.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Californa State Athletic Commission
Joe Louis
United World Enterprises
Louis
California Commission
Olympic Auditorium
Aileen Eaton
Martha
San’ Fernando Valley
John Horn
Floyd Patterson
Floyd
Cis ‘D'Amato
Kicker Paddy Driscoll Boots Four Field Goals in 1925 Game
Paddy Driscoll of the Chicago Cardinals kicked four field goals for 23 48 50 and 35 yards against Columbus in a 1925 NFL clash. The historic scoring feat highlighted Driscoll as a pioneering kicker in early league play.
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Chicago
UPI
Paddy Driscoll
Cardinals
Columbus
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