Potter Valley edges Point Arena in tense northwest high school clash
In a hard fought Northwest League tilt Potter Valley narrowly defeated Point Arena 27 consecutive points sealed by strong rebounding and key free throws. Joe Wright scored sparingly but Elmer and Herb Wright contributed, while Mendolcinio Cardinals faced Potter Valley in a looming rematch as Potter eyes an undefeated season and conference title.
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Ukiah Fends Off Vallecitos Amid Flu Outbreak
Ukiah varsity fought through a flu outbreak as Tim Piver Wayne Adair Ray Chadwick and Terry Gin led a bruising home clash against Val lejo. Joe Brown and Dennis Cooper fueled Ukiah’s rally with Cooper scoring 17 points as Ukiah exhausted its depth and faced foul trouble from Bruce Zimmerman and Bill Heath.
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Senior Junior Men’s Tournament Introduced in 1966
The 1966 Saath Tournament adds a Junior division alongside the Senior contest for men 50 and over. Junior competition runs parallel with its own winners and runners-up earning trophies, with a combined playoff to honor the Sy Jr. winner on a large club trophy. Qualifying rounds concluded last week and matchups were drawn, with first rounds set for the upcoming week and byes listed for several players.
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Robertson leads Royals past Pistons in tight NBA win
Oscar Robertson scores 31 as the Cincinnati Royals beat the Detroit Pistons 133-129 after a grueling schedule. Jerry Lucas adds 35, while Cliff Hagan seals a 126-123 Hawks win over the Baltimore Bullets with a late free throw.
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Laguna regains title in Panama City comeback
Ismael Laguna, 22, defeats Carlos Ortiz in a comeback performance after losing the world lightweight crown last year. Laguna’s sharp, fast display undermines Ortiz’s bid to reclaim the title, despite Hernandez downplaying the stakes in the junior welterweight bout. Laguna’s victory complicates Ortiz’s path to a rematch.
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Nevada Clinches 2nd Cage Crown
United Press International reports Nevada won its 1965 68th season title by defeating Humboldt State 96 71 securing a 14 game win streak and 10 conference wins. San Francisco State moved toward second by beating Chico State 85 75 while Cal Aggies edged Hayward State 73 71.
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Duff's comeback fuels Canadiens past Rangers and more
Montreal forward Dick Duff, 30, resurges after a poor spell, scoring twice in a 5-3 win over the Rangers following a 5-2 victory over Chicago. He added a key early goal as Montreal surged to a 2-1 lead. Detroit beat Toronto 4-1, Chicago defeated Boston 5-1, while Bobby Hull notched his 47th goal as Chicago clung to first place with 17 games left.
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Seals Beat Blades In Overtime For California Title Shot
In a top WHL showdown, San Francisco Seals edged Los Angeles Blades 5-4 in overtime to move within a point of fifth place while remaining five games from fourth and a playoff berth. Victoria beat Portland 2-1 as Seattle acquired Ed Ehrenwerth from Toronto.
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Beavers edge Bruins as race for title tightens
Oregon State defeated UCLA 64-51 on the Bruins’ home floor, threatening a share of the Pacific Eight title with two games left. USC, Oregon and Stanford sit tied for second at 6-4 as OSU stands 8-2. The WCAC title race also tightens as USF and UOP win to stay atop.
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Trade Brings Ken Campbell in NHL One-for-One Swap
In a straight one-for-one move, Ken Campbell is traded to the National Hockey League in exchange for a rookie player. The deal emphasizes equal value and immediate roster impact for both sides.
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Fly Bug Chief Wins at NCS Mat Qualifying in Ukiah
Capt. Lowell Leland of Ukiah High School led a trio of Ukiah entries at the North Coast section trials in Antioch winning a 191 pound opening bout but losing in the second round due to inexperience and illness. Herk McKenney and Alan Engebritsen also fell in decisions after tough days, as Ukiah’s wrestlers gain experience for next season amid a flu hit Northern California.
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Texas Western Faces West Texas State and Colorado State in Week
The NBA standings note a 65-61 decision as Texas Western prepares for games against West Texas State and Colorado State this week.
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Bob Gerber Wins Jack Tar Weekend Prize
Bob Gerber, vice-president of the Daily Journal and assistant Pop Warner coach, scored the only hole-in-one in the Country Fair golf tourney at St. Marys Country Fair. His ace beat defending champ Larry Steppe and earned him a weekend for two at the Jack Tar Hotel in San Francisco, with close runs by Bob Burke.
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Ukiah Girls Play Postponed for Holiday
The Ukiah Girls Recreation Basketball League postpones games due to Washington’s Birthday Holiday. Recreation Director Dave Strong announced no games tonight and that Tuesday’s scheduled games will be played on March 1.
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Washington
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