Ukiah Wrestler Keith Leland Earns Near State Crown
In Stockton at the North Coast Section wrestling championships Ukiah’s Keith Leland reached the 194 pound final, losing 5-3 to Art Webb of Oakdale after an unbeaten season. Webb faced fatigue from three early matches while Leland fought through strong foes including Bob Cole and Fred Handley. Kinman’s surprise unlimited title and Novato’s overall team win highlighted a day of close battles and notable upsets.
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Warriors Aim To Rebound Against Bulls At Civic Tonight
San Francisco Warriors visit Civic Auditorium tonight to rebound from a 129-122 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers. Jeff Mullins led SF with 37 points. Billy Cunningham scored a career high 41 for Philadelphia in a dramatic battle. The defeat snapped a four game winging streak and kept SF in a tight Western race with San Diego for third in the NBA.
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Kings edge Seals 4 3 as Irvine clinches win in Oakland
Los Angeles Kings beat the Oakland Seals 4 3 at Coliseum Arena to end a five game skid. Ted Irvine scored the decisive goal at 7 26 of the third period after Ted Hampson had added his 20th and 21st goals. Eddie Joyal Dale Rolfe and Iain Flett opened the scoring for the Kings while Carol Vadnais tied it for the Seals. The night also featured a 9 0 Rangers win over the Bruins at Madison Square Garden with Ed Giacomin yielding nine goals.
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Oaks facing Chaparrals after first Eastern defeat this season
In ABA action the Oakland Oaks, 44-11 against East foes, aim to rebound at the Dallas Chaparrals after suffering their first Eastern defeat. Henry Logan led Oakland with 27 as Doug Moe added 23, while the Miami Floridians stayed atop the Eastern Division with a 109-106 rally over the Denver Rockets to stay one game ahead of the Minnesota Pipers, who beat Oakland 104-102. Maurice McHartley 22 and Don Freeman 19 paced Miami, and Willie Murrell hit late free throws. Steve Kramer and Stew Johnson had 29 apiece for Houston as they routed New York Nets 133-121. Willie Somerset 28 and Steve Chubin 26 led New York.
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Batting Champ Hargrave Dies in Cincinnati
UPI reports Eugene Bubbles Hargrave, star NL batting champion with the Cincinnati Reds in 1926, died Sunday in a local hospital at age 76. The longtime infielder earned fame for his hitting prowess and remained a notable figure in baseball circles.
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Bruins keep rolling as UCLA crushes Oregon 103 69
UCLA remains atop the college basketball scene with a 103-69 win over Oregon, moving to 38 straight wins and 85 of 86, led by Lew Alcindor with 25 and Sidney Wicks with a career high 22. Santa Clara, North Carolina and others post wins as NCAA and NIT bids loom.
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Dodgers Open Spring Training Minus Four Opening Pitchers
The Los Angeles Dodgers began spring training at Dodgertown with 39 players. The unsigned group includes Don Drysdale Claude Osteen Bill Singer and Don Sutton was reportedly set to arrive Tuesday with pitching terms not disclosed. Manager Walt Alston and his coaching staff also signed in a ceremony.
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Today’s Thought on Juvenile Delinquency Causes and Cure
The piece argues delinquency spans all ages and that root causes are spiritual immaturity. It calls for adults to teach God’s laws to children so both youths and adults live by them, reducing crime and delinquency.
Bearcubs Wrestler Engebritson Oversleep Costs SRJC Meet
Ukiah's Alan Engebritson, a 165 pound SRJC freshman and Camino Norte champion, missed the 5:30 a.m. team bus to DeAnza for the Camino Norte meet and arrived too late for weigh-ins. The error leaves him unseeded for the Northern California Junior College championships at Rocklin next Saturday and jeopardizes SRJC's league title chances as the team finished second to DeAnza.
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First Britannica advises gargling brandy for sore gums
The 1768 first edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica suggested readers with sore gums gargle with brandy.
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Young halves world indoor two mile record at San Diego meet
George Young, 31, a Casa Grande High School teacher, timed 8:27.2 to tie the world indoor two mile mark at the San Diego Indoor Games. He led Doug Wiebe by nearly a half lap and earned outstanding athlete honors after winning his 17th straight indoor race. Also notable were Jim Crawford's 4:01.2 mile and George Woods defeating Randy Matson in the shot put.
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Mays in Camp Amid Giants Spring Training Boycott
San Francisco Giants opened spring training in Casa Grande Arizona with a small turnout including Gaylord Perry and several familiar names. Willie Mays was present to tape TV shows, not work out, as players boycott over pension plan dispute with owners.
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Trevino rests after Tucson Open win at 271
Lee Trevino pockets 20000 for a runaway Tucson Open victory finishing at 271 after four rounds at the Tucson National Golf Club a seven stroke margin tying the tournament record. He returns to El Paso for a week of rest before the 3A tour in Florida.
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