NBL Tilts Celtics Warriors Vie in SF in 1963 clash
Celtics and Warriors prepare for a key Western clash as Boston’s Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain face off in San Francisco. Lakers edge Royals 119 113 with Jerry West scoring 32 as Detroit beats New York and St Louis tops Chicago in NBA action.
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Baseball Mourns Death of Hornsby
The baseball world mourns Hornsby, hailed by John McGraw as better than Babe Ruth. A state night service is set at 2 North Side Mortuary with funeral planned for 2 pm Tuesday at Rake & Sons Mortuary Chapel.
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Potter Valley teams sweep Hopland in decisive win
Potter Valley B team opened with a 42 point win over Hopland as Mike Seede led with a seasonal high of 22 points. Potter Valley Varsity dominated, while Hopland relied on Emilio Snay as top scorer with 17. Potter Valley faces a busy week with games against Kiah's Varsity and reserves, then a Friday Valley clash and a Saturday trip to Ugpce Bale.
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Trio Still Unbeaten in Church Loop
Three teams remain unbeaten in the church league after the pre Christmas start. First Baptist leads with three straight wins while St Marys and Evangelical Free share the next pace, each with no losses. Tonight and Saturday’s schedule features De Molay vs Evangelical Free and Assembly of God vs Methodist, with more games and standings updated after the layoff.
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Wildcats Fall as Vikings Rally in NBL Opener
Ukiah Varsity loses 45-43 to a 6-5, 225-pound Mike Francis led Viking Five in the first NBL game of the year. Bob Butler scored heavily for Viking A, while Ukiah’s defense and late pressure kept it tight as Willits and Vallejo groups also posted results in a busy league night.
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Defensive Backs Plentiful Among '63 49er Hopefuls
The 1963 San Francisco 49ers training camp features a crowded group of defensive backs led by veterans Simion Riffon Be sry Mertens Eddie Dove and Abe Woodson against newcomers Kimbrough and Dale Messer. Signings include UCLA’s Kermit Alexander Bowling Green’s Don Lisbon and others enhancing the defensive backfield.
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Wall Leads in LA Open After First Round
Veteran Art Wall sought a remedy after three years without a tourney win as he led the Los Angeles Open with a four under par 66. He held a one stroke edge over Bud Holscher Paul Bondeson Ed Furgol and 11 others in a crowded leaderboard. Rimmold Palmer Gene Littler and Billy Casper chased the early pace.
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Gritty Bowl Gridders Facing Hard Knocks
Weekend bowl games left several teams banged up as Pittsburgh lost 17-10 to Detroit in the Playoff Bowl in Miami. Key Steelers injuries included fullback John Henry Johnson with a concussion and Bill Daniel with a broken jaw, while Lions players also endured hits. Pro Bowl and All-Star games followed, with varied showings in Honolulu, Baltimore, Mobile, and Corpus Christi as VanderKelen, Amadee, and Griffing starred for their regions.
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Beatty Sullivan Winner Beatty Sullivan Winner
Beatty Sullivan of North Carolina State wins the 1969 indoor mile title at the US Amateur Athletic Union meet in New York City. The record event features top collegiate athletes as Sullivan emerges fastest in the nation, securing first place and setting a notable mark for the era.
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