Ukiah Wildcats Hold Off Healdsburg In Tight 60-56 Win
Ukiah Varsity basketball fought off a Healdsburg rally to win 60-56 at Vallejo. Key contributors included Steve Giannecchini with 10 points and Ron Hunt with strong defense and rebounding as Ukiah built a big third-quarter lead before fending off late charges.
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Celtics edge Warriors in overtime thriller
Boston Celtics beat San Francisco 126-121 in overtime after a late rally to secure a third straight win over the Warriors. Sam Jones led Boston with 31 points as Wilt Chamberlain surged for 35 points and 33 rebounds for Philadelphia in a separate overtime victory.
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Pele to lead River Plate stars in Los Angeles clash
In Los Angeles Pele, who steered Santos to Brazilian titles, will captain River Plate dazzle in a January 29 meeting at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The two South American powers agreed to play a series worth 400000 dollars a year, marking a headline arrival for the famed forward.
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Daredevil Don Campbell dies as Bluebird explodes at 300
Coniston England United Press International reports daredevil Don Campbell, famed for land and water speed records, presumed killed when his jet propelled hydroplane Bluebird exploded and sank during a record attempt on Lake Coniston. Campbell, 45, strapped in, vanished with the craft as it hit about 300 mph while trying to beat his water speed mark.
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Koufax Tries His Hand on The Golf Links
Sandy Koufax, retired baseball star, tees off in the pro-amateur division of the Southern California Open at Buena Park. Other sports figures include Don Drysdale, John Roseboro, Jim Gilliam, Bobby Knoop, John Podres and Rams players Deacon Jones and Eddie Meador. The $22,000 pro division begins Thursday with 300 golfers. defending champ George Bayer faces Bobby Nichols and others as the 54-hole event stretches over four days.
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Twelve Raiders Named to AFL West All Star
Oakland Raiders will supply twelve players to the AFL West All Star team for the January 21 game at the Oakland Coliseum. West coach John Rauch announced starters including Tom Flores Hewritt Qixor Ike Lassiter Don Connors, plus eight more Raiders chosen by teammates.
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Ukiah Frosh B Bowl In 1 Over Healdsburg Loss
Ukiah freshman B team rallied in the fourth quarter led by Joe Killen but Healdsburg still won 41 to 29. Ukiah frosh and Jayvee split two overtimes with Healdsburg, 42-40, as Ukiah’s Branson Harrison and teammates staged a late rally before two overtimes.
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Giants Sign Prep Star Williams From Oakland High
The San Francisco Giants signed Bernard Williams, an 18 year old Oakland high school standout who hit .330 and .365 as a final two years at chief school and batted .390 with the Oakland team that won the American Legion title. Eddie Montague scouted him and praised Williams potential as a strong infield prospect. A club spokesman said Williams was signed in a solid, sizable contract.
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Ottiee team picks names for AFL era players
The text notes each head coach will name the other 11 players to complete his squad and mentions Otto's naming as part of team selection. It references the AFL era starting in 1960 and implies continuous selection for every game since then.
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Frosh Soph Boys Needed for Recreation Contests
Frosh and Soph boys are invited to join recreation basket ball teams for the 1867 season. Speaks of forming multiple squads, with practice in the evenings. Only two teams have completed rosters, offering space for additional players at Gkiah High School.
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Bay Area coaches praise from Rainbow Classic winner
San Francisco reports coach Rene Herrerias of California lauded guards Russ Critchfield and Charlie Perkins after California's Rainbow Classic victory in Hawaii. Stanford coach Howie Dallmer discussed Midwest swing results and a loss to Oklahoma City. USF, Santa Clara, and UC Santa Barbara players earned top weekly honors amidst WCAC tourney notes and injury updates.
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Harada Wins World Bantamweight Title Bout in Nagoya
In Nagoya Japan Harada defeated Jose Medel by points to retain the world bantamweight title. Medel mounted a late challenge but Harada controlled the pace with sharper combinations and solid defense throughout the bout.
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Oil and gas dominate national energy consumption
Oil and gas account for about three fourths of all energy used in the country, shaping policy and industry priorities.
Rivals Gain Cal idie Hockey Star
Injuries and illness have jeopardized Art Jones season long dominance in Western Hockey League scoring. Jones leads with 48 points, Gerry Goyer 41, while Gayle Fielder tops assists with 30. Other leaders include Dick Van Impe 28, Bryan Hextall 28, and Bill Saunders 20 goals. Don Head allows five goals in two games. Don Simmons 2.73 GAA. Jim Watson leads penalties with 98 minutes as Seattle visits San Diego and Portland plays Victoria.
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Ukiah Girls Recreation Basketball Signups Thursday
High school girls are urged to attend a Thursday 7 p.m. meeting at Ukiah High School Girls Gym to sign up for the upcoming girls recreation evening basketball league co sponsored by the Ukiah Recreation Department and Ukiah High School. Four teams already joined and more girls and teams are welcome with Mrs. Lynda Finch as faculty advisor.
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