Ukiah Prep hoops finale set with Napa visit
Ukiah high school closes its season with a home Nappa game in Chessall Gym. The 7 pm jayvee and 8 pm varsity bouts precede a big homecoming event featuring senior faculty and alumni basketball and a dance. Proceeds fund a Universal Gym weight machine.
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California Beats Washington In Close Pac Eight Clash
California defeated Washington 60 52 in the final period power surge. Center Bob Presley scored 20 to pace the Indians while guard Lesh added 17 after intermission. Stamford’s Mal McElwain led all scorers with 19 points as other regionals include Texas El Paso over Seattle 88 82 and Montana State holding second in the Big Sky.
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Ann Haydon Jones Tops Althea Gibson In Pro Invitational
England's Ann Haydon Jones defeated former amateur champion Althea Gibson Darben 6-2 7-5 at the Coliséeum Arena in Oakland in a Pro Invitational match. Darben attributed the loss to trouble returning serves while praising her own strong serves and volley. Pancho Gonzales delivered a fiery show in his win as well, and Robbie and Rod Laver advanced in doubles with a 6-3 3- count victory.
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UCLA Bruins Dominate Top of AP Basketball Rankings
UCLA remains unbeaten at 22 0 and leads the weekly UP I ratings with a perfect score. North Carolina climbs to No 2 after a big win over The Citadel while Santa Clara drops to No 3 as La Salle moves to No 4 and Davidson to No 5 in a crowded top 10.
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St Johns Expected To Accept At Large NCAA Bid
Eighth ranked St Johns of New York appears poised to accept the first of up to ten at large invitations to the 31st NCAA tournament. The Redmen, 20 3, are among independents in consideration for Eastern berths, with Villanova Duquesne and Boston College also leading. Competition spans East Mideast Midwest and West regions ahead of March finals at Louisville.
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Lanier nets 51 as Bonnies topple Seton Hall
Bob Lanier scored 51 points on 20 of 29 shooting and 11 of 13 from the line, sparking St Bonaventure to a 97-79 win over Seton Hall. The Bonnies built a 41-37 halftime lead and surged after intermission with a 29 point outburst.
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NIT invites loom as teams weigh post season paths
New York UPI reports the National Invitation Tournament seeks top independents and runners up to fill 16 berths. UCLA and Lew Alcindor loom as NCAA entrants, opening the door for St John’s Villanova Duquesne Boston College and others to join the NIT field for the March 13 to 22 Madison Square Garden finish. The ACC Big Eight SEC and Missouri Valley runners up may enter as contenders.
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Bassler, Fox Hills Pro, Dies at 59 in Culver City
Harry Bassler, head golf professional at Fox Hills County Club for 27 years, died Monday at age 59 in Culver City. He served as past president of the Southern California PGA and had won the Southern California PGA and Southern California Open titles.
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Open door policy from Cal Griffith to Minnesota players
Twins owner Cal Griffith discusses ownership joys and costs with Minnesota players in Orlando. He notes players rarely engage, outlines payroll responsibilities for Class A to Triple A clubs, travel costs, meal money increases, and education commitments for signed players, recalling his own early career.
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Thurmond struggles but nets 28 rebounds in Bulls win
Nate Thurmond, San Francisco’s 6 11 center, shot 1 of 19 before 1942 fans at Civic Auditorium. He still pulled down 28 rebounds as Chicago beat the Warriors 119 108 to take a 32 edge in the season series. The next game will also be at the auditorium. In Baltimore, Kevin Loughery led the 123 119 win over Detroit as Earl Monroe scored 23 and Ray Scott 22 to push the Pistons closer to Milwaukee.
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Dallas Chaparrals Rout Oaks Behind Beasley’s 24
Dallas Chaparrals defeated the Oakland Oaks 128 to 117 as John Beasley scored 24 points to lead Dallas. Oakland, missing star Rick Barry due to a seasonlong leg injury, saw Ron and Warren Armstrong combine for 33 and 26 points respectively for the Oaks. Miami topped Houston 128 to 114 to extend its Eastern Division lead.
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