Ukiah Varsity Falls to Vallejo In League Showdown
Vallejo Apaches overwhelmed Ukiah 55 24 as Ukiah struggled from the floor and failed to match Vallejo's rebounding. Ukiah B team lost 40 32 while Ukiah's JV and girls teams faced Vallejo, with Shimmin and Evans leading Ukiah scorers in the afternoon.
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Mel DeAngelis
Ike Taylor
Tim Weaver
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Varsity
Cossey
Gooch
Vatlejo
Jerry Mattson
Larry Myers
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Bernard
Tom Peterson
Add
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Ken Peoples
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Ukiah Girls
Gary Shimmin
Bruce Evans
Jerry Shupe
Brian Weatherford
Lee Howard
Pipers Win Reinstatement in League Vote
Cleveland Pipers remain in the American Baseball League after directors vote 5 to 1 to retain the team. Robert W. Sturman said George McKeon voted against. Steinbrenner presented explanations for prior issues while promising full participation and resumed statistics duties.
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UPI
Cleveland Pipers
American Baseball League
Robert W. Sturman
Abe Saperstein
Pipers
George McKeon
San Francisco Saints
Sturman
George Steinbrenner
J McKeen
McKeen
Steinbrenner
San Francisco
Los Angeles Jets
NCAA Coaches Rush to Complete At-Large Bids for Tournament
The NCAA moves within 24 hours to fill remaining at large berths for the 25 team tournament opening March 15 at Madison Square Garden. Villanova Oregon State Creighton Detroit Providence Loyola Chicago Duquesne Houston St John’s plus Seattle NYU Butler Air Force accept bids as NIT teams sign new independents.
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United Press International
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Villanova
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Creighton
Detroit
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Loyola of Chicago
Duquesne
Houston
Seattle
New York University
Butler
Air Force Academy
St. John’s of
New York
Missouri Valley
Madison Square Garden
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist
Tech
Texas Christian
Giants may move Willie Mays to third as Davenport seen at second
San Francisco manager Alvin Dark floated a drastic lineup idea at a press conference speculating that Jim Davenport could switch to second base and Willie Mays move to third with Felipe Alou in center. Dark emphasized versatility while noting pitching remains the pennant key and discussed potential trades involving Willie Mays.
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Willie Mays
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Dark
Jim Davenport
Jim
Felipe Alou
Jose Pagan
Joe Amalfitano
Houston Colt .45
Charley Hiller
Duark
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Phoenix
Giants
Horace Stoneham
Houston
Paul Richards
Willie
Joe
Tests show little difference in poles between bamboo and fiberglass
New York based reports say Sports Illustrated published that Johns Manville Research Laboratory tests found fiberglass vaulting poles closely match bamboo in performance. Bamboo pole reportedly most resilient and quickly returns to shape after bending according to the magazine.
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UPI
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Johns-Manville
Mariners, Yankees in salary tug of war over Maris
Baseball report notesRoger Maris and the Yankees remain far apart as he holds at 75000 while the club offers about 67000. Roy Hamley plans another talk before February 28 to avoid a holdout. The piece also covers Luis Arroyo arriving in Fort Lauderdale and trade chatter involving Willie McCovey and Bobby Shantz as well as Ted Lepcio and John Glenn’s flight.
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Hamey
Maris
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
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Fla
Luis Arroyo
Luis
Paul Richards
Houston Colt 45'S
John Holland
Chicago Cubs
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Richards
Giants
Willie McCovey
Bobby Shantz
Houston
St. Petersburg
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Ted Lepcic
John H. Glenn
Stengel
Bill Monbouquette
Pete Runnels
Boston Red Sox
Tom Borland
Ike Delock
Earl Wilson
Pumpsie Gneen
Pete Jiemigan
Saints Rally Behind Mangham For Key Rens Win
Walt Mangham subbed for the injured Connie Hawkins and scored 29 points with 23 rebounds to spark the Pittsburgh Rens to a 104-90 victory over the Hawaii Chiefs. The win kept the Rens within striking distance of first in the Eastern Division as San Francisco and Kansas City led the other races.
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United Press International
Pittsburgh Rens
Walt Mangham
Mangham
Connie Hawkins
Rens
Hawaii Chiefs
Marquette
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Chicago
Kansas City
Tony Jackson
New York
Raptors
Hawaii
Molina Wins Test Before 3500 Fans In San Jose
Luis Molina stretched his winning streak to 17 with a first round knockout of Len Matthews in San Jose before 3,500 fans. The bout ended at 1 50 of the first stanza after Molina landed a flurry of blows, his 15th knockout to date. Matthews bled from the mouth and appeared glassy as referee Fred Apostolic halted the match.
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San Jose
UPI
Luis Molina
John Glenn
Molina
Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Matthews
Fred Apostolic
Milan Draw Keeps World Junior Welterweight Title
In Milan on October 21, 1861, Loi of Italy fought Eddie Perkins of Chicago to a 15 round draw. It marked the 39th title draw in boxing history.
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Italy
UPI
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Eddie Perjcins
Chicago
Vancouver Bowl Fines Hit WHL Officials and Players
United Press International reports WHL action as Edmonton Flyers defeat Vancouver Canucks 6 2 to extend Vancouver's skid to 18 losses in 21 games. Forbes Kennedy netted twice, Art Jones scored 29th and 30th goals for Portland, and fines totaling 500 dollars were levied on Los Angeles coach George Agar and players Ralph Keller Bruce Carmichael and Bob McCusker for on ice incidents.
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United Press International
America
John Glenn
Canada
Vancouver Canucks
Canucks
Edmonton Flyers
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Forbes Kennedy
Flyers
Portland
Calgary
Art Jones
Edmonton
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al Leader
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Ralph Keller
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Howard Hughes
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McCusker
Heavyweights Top Ring Card In Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa Boxing Club presents a Friday ring card at the Fairgrounds pavilion featuring heavyweights Roque Maravilla and Norma Letcher in a 10 round main event. Maravilla, a Boise, Idaho native, faced top light heavyweights in 1961 while Letcher rises as a fast heavyweight contender. Three preliminary bouts are on the 8:30 show with tickets at 7. Joe Byron of Ukiah meets Buffalo’s Andy Charleston in a six round bout.
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Norma Letcher
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Bobo Olsen
San Francisco
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Peru
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Joe Byron
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Andy Charleston
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