Never-Say-Die Wolverines Narrow Fort Bragg Lead
Willits' Wolverines pushed unbeaten Fort Bragg to the limit in a high intensity game, trailing by two late before Fort Bragg pulled away 62-58. Larsen and Shafsky starred for Fort Bragg while Lewis Carey and Burton led Willits with scoring bursts and late threats.
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Ukiah Five Bow To Analy In Low Scoring Loss
Ukiah Varsity Wildcats fall 42 to 23 at Sebastopol with leading scorer Eddie Graziano injured in the first half. Russ Brown nets 13 for Ukiah. Analy, missing Dorman Steele, relies on shooting accuracy to pull away. Ukiah reserves boost morale as B game drops 34-25. season ends with Fort Bragg and Lakeport games upcoming.
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Delany Poised For Record Run At IC4A Meet
Thomas Delany eyes another record bid at Madison Square Garden after clocking 4 02.5 for the mile at the AAU championships. The field includes Bill Dengler Istvan Rozsavolgyi Paul Schmidt Lazslo Tabori and others. Delany trails Thomas who set the prior indoor mark while Backus and Parry O Brien also figure in the stellar event.
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Third and Sylvia Shine In Australian Swim Carnival
Sylvia Ruuska of Berkeley and Chris Von Saliza of Santa Clara will swim in Melbourne's 55-yard freshwater pool on Feb 24 as their Australian carnival wraps. Ruuska set a works record in the 220-yard medley and placed fifth in 220-yard breaststroke. Von Saliza finished third in 220-yard freestyle while Dawn Fraser and Ilsa Konrads led the field.
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Bears Face USC In Key Pac Coast Tilt Tonight
California and Washington battle for early conference leadership as Cal aims to extend a slim edge over Washington in a pivotal Pacific Coast Conference scramble. Denny Fitzpatrick and Doug Smart spark wins as Cal tops Idaho 65 46 and Washington beats Washington State 82 8 with Smart reaching a conference career mark. St Marys clinches WCAC tie with Pepperdine 78 75 as Tom Meschery leads with 24 points.
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Winners emerge as Squaw Valley Alpine finals near
The North American Skiing Championships Alpine finals run on Olympic Hill today in Squaw Valley Calif. Men feature Christian Pravda Sun Valley Idaho vs Bud Werner Steamboat Springs Colo for the combined crown. Pravda leads in combined points while Werner trails. Women see Joan Hannah Franconia N H bidding in a wide open race with Linda Meyers Bishon Calif Sally Deaver Philadelphia also in contention.
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Yardley Sparks Nationals in 139-108 Win Over Pistons
George Yardley scored 33 points to lead the Syracuse Nationals past the Detroit Pistons on Sunday as Syracuse set a War Memorial record. Despite Yardley’s high output, the Nationals did not gain on the New York Knickerbockers, who celebrated Carl Braun Day with a 111-90 win over the Philadelphia Warriors, keeping a 4 1/2 game lead with seven games left. Celtics and Hawks also won as Celtics beat the Royals 129-112 and the Hawks defeated the Lakers 120-106. Yardley hit 11 field goals and 11 free throws in the crowd-assisted victory.
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Schayes Kerr Lead Syracuse In Narrow Win Over Detroit
Dolph Schayes and Johnny Kerr each scored 21 for Syracuse while Gene Shue had 21 for Detroit. The Pistons trailed the Lakers by 34 games in the Western Division second-place race. Braun, a 10 year NBA veteran, helped spark an early rally that gave the Knicks a 31 23 quarter lead.
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