Ukiah Wildcats roll to 62 35 win over Healdsburg
Ukiah Wildcats defeated Healdsburg 62 to 35 on the Healdsburg court. Tim Piver Steve Welch and Dick Finn led scoring with Welch getting 17 points, while Parker and Piver added eight each. The game opened league play with Ukiah pressing and feeding passes for a quick start and a comfortable fourth quarter margin.
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North Bay Ague
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Steve Welch
Dick Finn
Dave Harrison
Rick Parker
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Bob Presley
John Youst
Bill Hiss
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One New Coach Wins One Not So Fortunate One
United Press International reports NBA action with Harry Gallatin’s Knicks losing in overtime to the Cincinnati Royals 125-116 after Oscar Robertson tied late in regulation. Richie Guerin's St Louis page unrelated. Bob Pettit stars Hawks 109 108 over Detroit in the same doubleheader. Jerry Lucas boosts scoring, Johnny Bean leads with 26 in later game.
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National Basketball Association
Harry Gallatin
New York Knickerbockers
Cincinnati Royals
Oscar Robertson
Royals
Richie Guerin
St. Louis
Bob Petti
Mhiah Baily Journal President Stead Sual
The fragment mentions Mhiah Baily Journal with roles including President and Publisher and a nine ball at a venue or event, but details are partial. It reads like a newspaper card noting leadership titles and a billiards reference, without a clear incident or outcome.
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Stead Sual
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Presiden’ Pach
Action Resumes Tonight In Frosh Soph Cage Loop
Ukiah High School resumes Frosh-Soph Boys basketball after vacation with Rambers leading Frosh at 3-0, Misfits 2-1, Swishers 1-2, Bobcats 0-3. Sophomore division leaders tied 2-1 include Leftovers Nightcrawlers Zits over Sapians 0-3.
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Sapians
Presley
Broglio
Lindérhian
Johnnsont
Ron Bruinback
Lafry Logah
Pat McCormack
Paééd
Sapiens
Bruce Atkinson
Jim Connery
Andy Jacobsen
Alvarado
Eddie Lee
Mike Turner
Brodie Leads NFL Golf Tourney After Round Two
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie held a one stroke lead entering the final round at Hollywood Beach Hotel course after a seven over par 77 gave him 156 two rounds. Washington Redskins linebacker John Reger faltered with a 94 after an opening 75, dropping from contention. Green Bay halfback Jesale Whittington stood one stroke back, posting Tuesday’s low score a 46.
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San Francisco
John Brodie
Brodie
Hollywood Beach
Washington Redskins
John Reger
Jesale Whittington
Green Bay
Bee Bear
Canadian Skaters Win By United Press International
Canadian hockey notes report Victoria extending a hot run with six wins and one tie in seven. The Maple Leafs moved within two points of fourth place Los Angeles, defeating Portland 4-1 as Al Millar starred with 36 saves. Vancouver edged Loreles 4-3 in overtime with Bev Bell scoring the winner. Los Angeles beat Seattle in a late game, with notable plays from Gordy Vejpravd and Bruce Girmichdél as Jack Norris tended goal. Seattle visits Los Angeles tonight.
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Milland Marcetta
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Dick van Impe
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Howie Hughes
Bruce Egirmichdél
Gordy Vejpravd
Willie O'Ree
Warren Hynes
Blades
Bob’ Bedar‘d
Bell
Jack McCartan
McCartan
Jack Norris
Seattle
New York Refuges To Recognize Bout
New York State Athletic Commission, not a member of the World Boxing Association, refuses to recognize the March 5 heavyweight bout between Ernie Terrell and Eddie Machen as the heavyweight championship. The WBA had billed the match to fill a vacancy created when Cassius Clay was stripped of the title.
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New York State Athletic Commission
World Boxing Association
Ernie Terrell
Eddie Machen
Giles
Cassilis
Clay
Stock Car Ace Billy Wade Dies in Daytona Crash
NASCAR driver Billy Wade, 34, died from internal injuries after a tire test crash at Daytona International Speedway in a 1964 Mercury. The Spartanburg native had four NASCAR wins last season and rookie of the year in 1963, and was the fourth grand national driver to die in a year after Weatherly Pardue and Roberts.
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Goodyear
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Joe Weatherly
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Calif
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Jimmy Pardue
Charlotte
N. C
Bidwell Calls For Teethy Rules To Halt Pro Raids
St Louis Cardinals owner Charles Bidwell Jr urged tougher recruiting rules to stop professional teams raiding college squads before bowls. He proposed moving the draft to winter after January 1 bowls and enforcing penalties for violations. He noted raids marred bowls and cited four Sooners who signed undated pro contracts before the Gator Bowl.
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Charles Bidwell Jr
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Bidwell
Florida State
Oklahoma
Ukiah Highs Bowl To Start North Bay League Play
Ukiah Highs opened the North Bay League campaign with a 35 point win over Healdsburg, led by Charles Newman with 13 points and Joé Brown contributing 11 off the bench. All 11 Wildcats who traveled scored, reserves logging 24 points while Ukiah seeks sharper long range shooting and stronger rebounding for Friday’s league opener with Montgomery.
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Paul Shimiin
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John Pack
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Gary Whitaker
Alan Orbounh
Jerry Druliner
Jim Slack
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Montgomery
Gridders Lukewarm To Plan
Los Angeles dispatch reports NFL players divided on a proposed best two out of three championship series for the Pro Bowl. Jimmy Brown and Bill Koman doubt the feasibility. Roosevelt Brown and Pete Retzlaff express mixed views pending Rozele input. East and West squads practiced in Los Angeles after long travel from Florida.
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Pete) Rozelle
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Florida
Canadiens Ring Up Record Seven-Goal Final Period
The Montreal Canadiens set a Stanley Cup record by scoring seven goals in the final period against the Toronto Maple Leafs on March 30, 1944, surpassing prior marks for a single-period output.
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Montreal Canadiens
Toronto
Recreation Girls Cage League Opens Next Tuesday Night
Recreation Director Dave Strong announced the Ukiah High School Potter Valley High School girls league will start next Tuesday in the Ukiah High School Gym. Girls must register with UHKS or VHS P E departments by Friday to join or transfer teams. Potter Valley has historically strong teams in the league.
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Golf Pro Tour Prepares For Record Money Year
Los Angeles report notes golf pros are on pace to exceed $3 million in prize and TV income this year. First stop is the $70,000 Los Angeles Open with $12,000 to winner, as inflation pushes tour purses higher and costs rise for players.
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Tommy Jacobs
Jack Nicklaus
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Warriors Seek Win vs 76ers Then Celtics Come Home
Syracuse report notes the Warriors aim to end a 10 game skid and boost playoff chances with Wilt Chamberlain leading scoring on the road trip but struggling at the line. Nate Thurmond and Guy Rodgers provide the others as Philadelphia visits tonight before a Friday game against Boston.
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Sprint Champion McCloughan Likely to Join Raiders
Kent McCloughan, Nebraska sprint champion and starter for the Cornhuskers, said he leans toward signing with the Oakland Raiders amid AFL negotiations. Oakland reportedly acquired his rights from Houston. a tribe official hinted he agreed to terms but would delay signing until after the track season. He is in Hawaii for the Hula Bowl events.
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