Ukiah and Willits Face Varsity and B Games at Chessall Gym
Ukiah and Willits high schools clash in two basketball games at Chessall gym tomorrow. Ukiah relies on juniors Mattson Galvin Myers and Myer with sophomore Peterson against Willits led by Whittaker Gouber Keeton and Petty. B game starts 6 30 p m with Ukiah favored to win.
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Bob Bernard
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Terry Driscoll
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Dick Petty
Ziggy Dietzman
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Joe Jahn
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Erickson Egson
Slugger Stephan Stops Barrow Late in Ninth at Kezar Pavilion
Bill Stephan of Los Angeles brutal assault halts Kirk Barrow's bid for top ten heavyweight status at Kezar Pavilion in San Francisco. Stephan knocks Barrow down in the third, decks him again in the fourth for an eight count, and finishes with a ninth round knockout for his twelfth straight win. Barrow weighed 180 pounds. Stephan 181.
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Salt Lake City Hosts LDS Cage Tourney
The All-Church Basketball Tournament of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints began its second day in Salt Lake City with 32 teams, featuring junior and senior brackets. Consolation games were set in 32 matches across four gyms, with double elimination guiding the brackets through Friday to crown junior and senior champions.
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Camera Defends Heavyweight Crown in Miami Title Fight
Primo Camera successfully defended his heavyweight title against Tommy Loughran in Miami on March 1, 1934. Camera weighed 270 pounds to Loughran's 184, an 86 pound margin the greatest in any world title bout.
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Joe Louis earns record boxing pay in Schmeling bout
Joe Louis received a record purse of $340,228 for the June 22, 1938 title fight against Max Schmeling. He earned $2,816 per second for knocking Schmeling out at two minutes and four seconds of the first round.
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Stragglers in Major League Camps Seek Better Contracts
Major league training camps report 19 unsigned players led by Stragglers including Rocky Colavito Norm Cash and Orlando Cepeda. Colavito and Cash push for high salaries following 1962 seasons while Cepeda eyes 55000. Other holdouts span Tigers Giants Reds Mets and Braves with several pitchers and fielders remaining unsigned.
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Maris views 62 in '62 unlikely amid contract
Roger Maris signed for about 70 000 as the Yankees slugger faced questions on 62 homers in 1962. He ridiculed the idea and defended last season's 61 as needing horrific breaks. He weighed 212 pounds and noted a slow start in 1961 precedents as open drills began.
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Ukiah Frosh Soph League to Decide Second Place
The Ukiah high school Frosh-Soph basketball season ends tonight with key games determining the runner-up spot. Pharoahs lead 9-0, while Trojans and Warriors chase 7-2 records against the Hounds and Falcons in the Chessall gym season finale.
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H Bombs Press The Ukiah Girls Basketball Standings
The H Boms beat the Apollos 34 12 to stay in title contention as Strnkers and Potter Valley Devils lead. Mahala Daskam 22 and Earlene James 10 scored all H Boms points while Sandy Thompson led Apollos with 5. Raggedy Anns defeated Top Cats 37 14 led by Noelle Tamborini 14 and Lynda Smalley 9.
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Ukiah High Players Dominate South Team for All Star Classic
Four Ukiah High varsity players are selected for the South squad in the Redwood Empire all star game at Humboldt State Redwood Bowl on August 26. Dan Norfolk Brian Church Rich Maurer Bobby Harkins and Mike Sedenko will feature as part of a strong Ukiah contingent with Sedenko as first alternate. The squad includes Joe Sarboe and Jim Hall with Harkins seen as a scoring threat and Maurer and Sedenko penciled as key guards.
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College basketball ratings list top 20 with records
The United Press International poll ranks top teams through February 24 led by Ohio State Cincinnati and Kansas State. Duke Bradley and Mississippi State follow with several others including UCLA St. John's Duquesne and Utah in the top twenty with ties noted for Houston Wake Forest Arizona State and Southern California West Virginia.
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Ohio State Clinches Big Ten Title With Comeback Victory
Ohio State roared back to beat Towns State 72-62 to clinch at least a share of the Big Ten title and set up NCAA tournament momentum. Minnesota edged Wisconsin 92-90, knocking the Badgers from runners-up contention. Kentucky survived Auburn 63-60 as Cotton Nash led with 30 points.
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Fighter scores 14 second KO at St Nicholas Arena
Joe Falu opened with a jab then a left right combination knocking out Norman Cassaberry in 14 seconds. Referee Georgie Coyle halted the four round preliminary as the fastest knockout in 60 years at St Nicholas Arena in New York.
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