Ukiah Wildcats Prep for Nonleague Varsity and B Games
Ukiah High School and local prep teams schedule a busy Saturday night with a 7 p.m. game at Hogan High before Varsity and B squads host Clear Lake High School’s young teams in Chessall Gym. Coach Marsh aims to balance offense and defense, using a deep roster including Whitaker Pack Royval Walsh Cooper and Cooper to spark the Wildcats in nonleague action prior to NBL play.
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Ukiah
Wildcats
Clear Lake High School
Chessall Gym
Santa Rosa
Paraners
Guach
Bob
Marsh
Pam
Ukiah wrestlers tie Hogan Spartans in season opener
Ukiah's wrestling team tied Hogan's Spartans 28 to 28 in the first NBL dual meet of the season. Forfeits at 112 pounds and heavyweight limited team points while standout wins by Ted Jean and Herb McKenney, plus strong showings from Spagnola and Alvarez, kept Ukiah competitive. Reserves also fared well with four wins in six matches.
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Ukiah
Hogan
Spartans
Bill Tatum
Wildcats
Grapplers
Darthy Nabors
Cats
Ted Jean
Herb McKenney
Gary Green
Alan Sogehnitsaes Jost
Ees
Lowell Leid
Ming
Iwame
Holbrook
Leroy
Boxing Hall of Fame selection noted for old timers
The piece recalls boxing figures linked to the Hall of Fame and old-time era selections. It mentions Conn and the Pittsburg Kid as notable figures, plus Coulon, Young, Corbett, Moran, Kilrain and others from 1930 to 1963, highlighting classic bouts and career spans.
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New York
Fao
Conn
Pittsby Kid
Coulon
Younge
Louis
Ulon
Ile Corbett
Billy Rothwell
Moran
Nelson
Kilrain
Indoor baseball coaches clinic set for January fifteenth
Yor area to hold a one day indoor base ball coaches clinic at the Board of Education Building Hayes and Franklin Street on Saturday January 15. invitation extended to high school Babe Ruth P A L and Little League coaches. open to coaches only no public. directed by Walter Mails Ank Sauer and Bill Hurst with the Coaches Assn.
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Board of Education
Hayes
Franklin Street
Babe Ruth
P.A.L
Giants
Walter Mails
Ank Sauer
Carlmont High School
Bill Hurst
Aggn
Giants to host batting and pitching seminar session
The BER and EO program opens at 9 a.m with coffee prior to a panel featuring coaches Charley Fox Cookie Lavagetto and players Jim Davenport Tom Hafler. Lefty Vernon Gomez will discuss pitching techniques and Hobie Landrith and umpire Chris Pelekoudas will cover catching and rule interpretations.
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Charley ,Fox
Cookie Lavagetto
Jim Davenport
Tom
Hafler
Lefty
Vernon Gomez
Yankee
Jypent
Gomez
Wilson Sporting Goods Co
Giants
Hobie Landrith
Chris Pelekoudas
California tilapia plan aims for male only population
George Skelton reports California’s fish and game department tried asterile tilapia research and crossbreeding to curb reproduction. The scheme, using male offspring from Java and Zanzibar crosses, aims to place migrants under control while expanding the population statewide despite initial missteps and limited success.
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George Skelton
Sacramento
UPD
Fish and Game Department
Africa
California
Leonard Fisk
U.N. Grant
Zanzibar
Ona
China
Slim and Trim Class Signups In Ukiah Offered By High School
Signups are being taken by Marshall Leve for the annual Women’s Slim and Trim class now run through Ukiah High School Adult Education rather than the recreation department. The program begins Wednesday evenings Jan 19 under Mrs Linda Finch. the Girls Basketball League moves to Friday nights. Contact Leve at 462-3818 or sign up at the high school office tonight or next week Mon Tue Thu after 6:30 p.m. Rosters for the evening recreation league must be submitted to Mrs Finch by Friday.
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Ukiah Recreation Department
Ukiah High School
Linda.Finch
Finch
Humboldt State
Leve
Bulding
Russell Takes Celtics Coaching Gaffe After Fouling Out
Bill Russell, stepping in for Red Auerbachy in Miami, led the Boston Celtics against the Los Angeles Lakers as fouling out of the game at 1:07 remaining intensified coaching headaches. Jerry West and Walt Hazards scored 29 and 25 for the Lakers in a 120-113 win. Other NBA actions saw San Francisco edge New York 118-117, Baltimore defeat St. Louis 114-101, and Cincinnati beat Detroit 117-103.
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Celtics
Kers
Red Auerbachy
Miami
Fla
Lakers
Celts
Russell
Boston
Jerry West
Walt Hazzard
San Francisco
New York
Baltimore
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Warriors Pull Out Another to Host Celts
San Francisco Warriors split their road trip 4-4 and eye a playoff berth after nipping the Knicks 118-117 in Baltimore. Rick Barry starred for SF as Al Attles and Nat Clifton fouled out. five players fouled out overall in a high tension twin bill. The team, 20-24, returns home to face Boston at Civic Auditorium Friday hoping to gain ground in the West.
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UPI
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
New York Knicks
Knicks
al Attles
Nats
San Francisco
Rick Barry
Warriors
Civic Auditorium
Boston
St. Louis
Astee Hind
Maple Leafs End Seals Stranglehold In Victoria Victory
Victoria snapped a Seals run with a 6 4 win at home as Lou Jankowski and Bob Barlow led the Maple Leafs. Jankowski scored twice with two assists, Barlow added a goal, boosting Victoria in the Western Hockey League standings. Seals top scorer Del Topoli opened scoring but Victoria surged with four third-period tallies.
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United Press International
Victoria
San Francisco Seals
Maple Leafs
Western Hockey League
San Francisco
del Topoli
Seals
Lou Jankowski
Bob Barlow
Portland
Cliff Schmautz
Los Angeles
Denver
Seattle
Vancouver
Fragmentary Phrase About Old Time Operations
A fragment notes that in the past, certain terms and phrases such as Star Standard and ies were in operation in the country, suggesting historic usage of these expressions without providing full context or specifics.
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Star Standard
Ies
Ms Time Ses
South Coaches Pick Senior Bowl Tilt Leaders
Alabama's Steve Sloan mends from rib injury as South and North squads pick starters for the North-South Senior Bowl. Weeb Ewbank says Sloan will be ready Saturday, with Mike Holovak naming teams including Tulsa stars Bill Anderson and Howard Twilley and a roster featuring Daugherty Osmond Tyson Jeter Garrison Peay Singer Morin and Waskiewicz Quintana Acks Wilson. Uncertainty remains over Sloan's pro choice among Falcons Jets or Raiders.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Steve ‘Sloan
Sloan
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
Bill Anderson
Howard Twilley
Tulsa
Ewbank
Holovak
Bob Daugherty
John Osmond
Richard Tyson
Nebraska
Tony Jeter
Walt Garrison
Oklahoma State
Francis Peay
Missouri
Karl Singer
Purdue
Butch Allison
Twilley
Tom Mitchell
Bucknell
Milt Morin
Massachusetts
Anderson
Gary Lane
Gale Gillingham
Minnesota
Charley Harper
Randy Beisler
Indiana
Joe Dobson
Idaho
Dick Leftridge
West Virginia
Randy Schultz
Iowa State
Jim Waskiewicz
Wichita State
John Roland
New Mexico
Stan Quintana
Ran Acks
Illinois
George Wilson Jr
Xavier
Atlanta Falcons
NFL
Oakland Raiders
AFL
Oilers miss on big pay lure as McCormick signs with 49ers
Bud Adams fumbles a college star gambit after LSU tackle Dave McCormick shook hands on a Houston contract, then signed with the San Francisco 49ers. Adams cited lost faith in American youth as McCormick chose NFL prestige over a Houston offer, while McCormick blamed a better deal and NFL allure.
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San Francisco
McCormick
49Ers
Adams
Wedapatayy
Hull and Hawks Sitting Pretty for Title Run
Bobby Hull's knee health keeps the Chicago Black Hawks poised to win the league and set a scoring record. Hull scored 30th and 31st goals in Chicago's 32nd game, a 4-2 win over the Montreal Canadiens, with 50 goals suspected as a season record if he remains healthy through the 7 game schedule.
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United Press International
National Hockey League
Chicago Black Hawks
Bobby Hull
Golden Jet
Chicago
Montreal Canadiens
Black Hawks
Hull
Maurice Richard
Bernie Geoffrion
Canadien
Detroit
Montreal
St Marys cruises to 3-0 as league play resumes after break
St Marys defeated LDS 49-42 to push its record to 3-0 before post Christmas action at Pomoluta Gym. LDS led by Max Foutz with 19 points while Assembly of God vaulted into a 2nd place tie with a 91-53 win over Methodists as Steve Welch poured in 35 points. First Baptist toppled Trinity Baptist 59-31 to join the late four way chase. Evangelical Free posted its first win 46-43 with 15 points by Jack Chapman and Tim Weaver.
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LDS
St. Mary's
Pomoluta Gym
Evangelical
Faith Lutheran
Trinity Baptist
Max Foutz
Mel Pethél
D. Haas
Assembly of God
Methodists
Steve Welch
H. Tappin
Paul Hage
Bruce Evans
Dick White
Tim Bechtel
First Baptist
Kizer
Bob Jackson
Bruden
Bruce
Trinity
Gillie
T. Evangelical Free
Jack Chapman
Tim Weaver
R. van Whye
Faiths Lutheran
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