Hopland Bears Split Potter Valley Encounters Last Night
Hopland fives defeated Potter Valley in overtime 37 36 after a tight opening game where Hopland tied late in regulation. In the second, Hopland Varsity surged to a comfortable 53 87 win as Jojola Knight and McCarn led the attack with clutch free throws and sharp passing. Potter’s rebound woes and missed late free throws sealed both outcomes. Knight led Hopland with 16 points. Jojola added 9. McCarn 8. Potter’s top scorers included Nelson 4 Slater 5 and Thornton 7.
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Potter Valley
Hopland
Ricky Knight
Greg Jojola
Bears
Potter
Hopland Varsity
Wendel McCain
Knight
Ukiah Bas Hall
Fiejola
Hoplang
Wendell McCain
Loyjn
Cagerg
Din Wilson
Bruce Nelson
Carl Kouniz
Josola
Howitz
Wilson
Sack
Albee
Kountz
Wendell McCarn
Jojola
McCarn
Rorabaugh
Hooten
Brown
Tony DeMarcantonio
Brawl Lights Up Madison Square Garden in Hawks Win
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks and Lou Fontinati of the New York Rangers staged a wild bout at Madison Square Garden as Hull’s team won 2-1 behind Red Hay’s late second period goal. Hull and teammate Murray Balfour aided the rescue amid a rough first period scuffle. Frank Mahovlich starred for the Maple Leafs in a 3-1 win over Detroit with two goals and an assist.
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Bobby Hall
Chicago Black Hawks
New York
Lou Fontinats
Madison Square Garden
Jack Hawks
Rangers
Fondinate
Chicago
Murray Balfour
Hull
Balfour
Wall
Fontinaty
Red Hay
Frank Mahovdich
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Ron Waller Rejoins NFL with Chargers Contract
Former Rams halfback Ron Waller signs a two year deal to play for the Los Angeles Chargers of the AFL. He plans to promote boxing during the off weeks and expand ventures in bowling and liquor retail. Waller, 26, says football remains his primary love and he expects four to five more years in the game.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Rams
Ron Water
Los Angeles, Chargers
American Football League
Waller
Baron Hilton
Chargers
Joe Brown
Santa Monica
Calif
Joe Kirkwood Jr
Joe Palooka
Rams
California State Athletic Commission
Maryland
Jed
Hubbard Stops Reds in Seventh
Unbeaten welterweight Carl Hubbard of Philadelphia stopped Steve Redl of Passaic in the seventh round by technical knockout on Wednesday night. Referee Walter Bright stopped the bout on the ring physician’s advice, giving Hubbard his 21st win with 12 by knockout. Hubbard said nerves from his first TV fight were eased by his manager’s instruction to open up.
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Chicago
UPI
Carl Hubbard
Philadelphia
Steve Redl
Passaic
Nu Hubbard
Walter Brightmore
Irving Slott
Red
Hubbard
Redl
Indians Sign Veteran Righty Johnson by Indians
Cleveland announces the signing of aging right hander Ernie Johnson as a free agent. Johnson, who posted a 4 1 record with Baltimore last season, is expected to serve mainly as a relief pitcher for the Indians.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Ernie Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Johnson
Baltimore
Payments For Bowls Are Denied
United Press International reports officials deny under the table payments to players at bowl games including the Senior Bowl founder Jim Pearce. The NCAA investigates charges while bowls defend their practices as per diem or token gifts. North-South, Blue-Gray, Copper Bowl, Hula, and East-West Shrine deny improper payments. Copper Bowl notes per diem and terminal expenses. Senior Bowl pays winners $600 and losers $500 plus expenses, with players risking loss of eligibility if NCAA rules are violated.
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United Press
Jim Pearce
Gamie
Mobile
Ala
New York
National “Collegiate * Athletic Assn
Pearce
Montgomery
Miami
Pla
Tucson
Ariz
Brown
San’ Francisco
Dave Rowe
Copper Bow's
Rowe
Charlie Pickens
San Francisco
NCAA
Sooners Locked For Alumnus' Player Payments
New York United Press International reports Oklahoma's football program faces indefinite probation after an alleged recruiting fund run by Oklahoma City booster Arthur L. Wood. Wood refused cooperation, threatening Oklahoma's ineligibility for bowl games and NCAA television. Tulsa also placed on one-year probation for an athletic interests representative offering a prospective athlete a $400 gift or loan.
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New York
UPI
University of Oklahoma
Arthur L. Wood
Oklahoma City
Sooners
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Oklahoma
NCAA
Wood
University
Miami
Fla
Jhigs
Tulsa
Sugar Ray Teaming Up With Boston Window Plan
Sugar Ray Robinson will train in a downtown Boston department store window for his January 22 title bout with middleweight Paul Pender. Promoter Sam Silverman announced the plan saying funds raised from donations will go to the March of Dimes.
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Boston
UPI
Sugar Ray Robinson
Paul ‘Pender
Sam Silverman
Mioney
March of Dimes
Ukiah Women's Golf Club opens year with trophy awards
The Ukiah Women s Golf Club started the year with a trophy function and officer installations. Doris Gilmer won the Richfield Trophy with Caroline Gerber as runner up. Lorraine Foster and Shirley Rice received two balls each, while Mona Fahrney Jean Stoodley Arcie Clarke and Dolores Johnson earned one ball apiece. The 9 hole event went to Barbara Cox Isakal Smith and Barbara Stipp. Low net December 8 saw Phyllis Cox first with 72, Rose Johns second with 80, and Isabel Smith Betty Chipps tied for 39 in 9 holes. December eclectic winners included Mona Fahrney low gross 7 Gladys Stickney Jane Scott 80, Shirley Rice first low net 27, Doris Gilmer Archie Clarke second low net 55. Team play begins next Tuesday with luncheon for the winning team at finish. teams to be announced by Martha Cleland or Shirley Rice.
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Ukiah Women’s’ Golf ‘Club
Richfield
Doris Gilmer
Caroline Gerber
Beeling
Lorraine Foster
Shirley Ricé
Mona Fahrney
Jean Stoodley
Arcie
Clarke
Dolores Johnson
Barbara Cox
Isakal Smith
Barbara Stipp
Phyllis Cox
Rose Johns
Isabel Smith
Bet
Ty Chipps
Low
Gene Crofoot
Martha Cleland
Shirley Rice
Slaughter Last Goose College Baseball Faces End
Oscar Fraley argues college baseball faces demise as organized baseball raids top college teams. He cites scholarship abuse, early picks by pros, and minor leaguers sent to the bush without degrees. Frick’s authority questioned amid faculty protests and league dynamics.
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Slaughter
Ford Frick
Frick
Judge Landis
Charley McCarthy
7 11 Club Pins First Half With 4 0 Victory
The 7 11 Club led by Pete Frey Bud Hess Slim Riecke and Matt Callan Sr Jr clinched the first half title in Yokayo Bowl's Monday night 800 league by whitewashing Yokayo Bowl 4 0. Frey posted a 538 series while Callan Sr and Jr delivered strong games though Slim Riccke struggled to reach 500.
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Pete Frey
Bud
Hess
Slim
Riecke
Matt Callan
Yokayo Bowl
Slim Riccke
Bul Hess
Yokayo
Shorty Harris
Lou Grams
Samoa
Redwood Auto
C. Rucker
Ollie Soinila
Will Minkler
Lou Stransky
Ukiah Warehouse
Ukiah Valley Creamery
Bill Frassinello
Ed Warren
W. Reed
John Finnegan
Ralph Dales
Arneson
Lido
Moschetti _Motors
Marion Trentanelli
Vera
Moschetti
Doc Lawson
Zander Moschetti
Bob Gowan
Warriors Prove They Can Win If Wilt Off
The Philadelphia Warriors edge the St. Louis Hawks 101 to 92 as Wilt Chamberlain is held to 27 points and 22 rebounds by Bob Pettit while Paul Arizin scores 34 to spark the rally. Cincinnati Royals beat the New York Knickerbockers 129 to 113 with Jack Twyman 30 points.
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United Press International
Philadelphia’ Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
St. Louis Hawks
Chamberlain
St. Louis
Bob Pettit
Wilt
Warriors
Big Wilt
Paul’ ‘Arizin
National
Basketball. Assn
Vern Tatton
Tom Goss
Hawks
Pettit
Warrriors- Hawks
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Royal S
New York Knickerbockers
Jack
Twyman
Tite de Phil Rollins
New York
Knicks
Sierra Nevada Ski Conditions and Chains Rules
San Francisco reports today from the California State Automobile Association and the Ski Tow Operators Association list highway by highway snow depths and chain requirements. Highway 40 shows 3 inches at 5,800 feet and 15 to 26 inches at higher elevations with skiing fair and cloudy weather. highway 50 has 12 inches at 7,400 feet and 12 inches at 8,500 feet, skiing fair to good. Weather cloudy. Highway 89 notes 6 to 23 inches of snow at various peaks with skiing fair and cloudy conditions. Highway 108 has 6 to 8 inches at 6,600 feet, partly cloudy. Mt Shasta routes 99 and Berrett require chains with 21 inches at 7,850 feet and 34 inches at 9,300 feet, skiing fair and partly cloudy. Yosemite Highways 140 and 41 show 6 to 8 inches at Badger Pass, skiing fair, partly cloudy.
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Ubd
Sierra Nevada
California State “Automobile ’ Association
Highway 40
Ciitches
Mt. Shasta
Berrett
Everitt
Yosemite
Badger Pass
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John Sack
Jim Argierson
Ken Slater
Mike’ Nelson
Larry Thornton
Charley Dycus
Don Fox
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Slater
Mike Nelson
Jerry McCain
Holmes
Simmons
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Joe Brush
Ray Quhiser
Bob Robinson
Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods
Safeway
Lou Zaina
Tony Bartolomei
Joe Paladini
Bob Guidi
Ross Les Freisen
Bob McCaa
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Imelthous
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