Mattson Paces EF Church Win in Ukiah League
Ron Mattson poured in 29 points for Evangelical Church as they beat DeMolay 61 24 in the Ukiah Valley Church League resume after the Christmas break. Tom Jondahl added 15 and Bob Underhill 8 as Assembly of God edged Methodist A 34 28. St Evangelical and First Baptist lead the league at 3 0.
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Ron Mattson
Mattson
Jerry
Ukiah
Evangelical Church
Ukiah Valley Church
Evangelical Ee Church
Assembly of God
Methodist
W Ho
Tom Jondahl
Pisses
Bob Underhill
Ron McElroy
Becky King
Jon O'Quest
Steve Welch
Harlan Welch
Jones
Hage
Jerry Cook
Methodist A
St. Evangelical
First Baptist
St. Mary's
Frosh-Soph Loop Night of Varied Scores At Ukiah
After New Year layoff Ukiah High and the Recreation Dept sponsored frosh-soph league produced two forfeits and mixed results. Spartans beat Twisters 30-23 with Al Oraham 12 and Ray Chadwick 8 leading the winners while Jeff Fravel 7 and Darryl Stoner 6 paced the Twisters. Sting-Rallys downed Trotters 29-30 with Jerry Molen 18 and Dave Fowler 10. Mouseketeers defeated Weasels 4-12 as Jan Williams 12 and Dan Hook 10 led, Rich Saterwhite 9 pace Weasels. Bushmen beat T-Birds 49-49 led by Dick White and Mike Mantynen 15 each and Paul Mauer 10. League resumes with full teams this week.
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Ukiah High School
Ukiah Recreation Department
Falcons
Mers
Clods
Spartans
al Oraham
Ray Chadwick
Jeff Fravel
Darryl Stoner
Sting-Rallys
Jerry Molen
Dave Fowler
Trotters
Dan Watts
John Oliveira
Jery Drake
Ed Connolly
Mouseketeers
Weasels
Jan Williams
Dan Hook
Rich Sateerwhite
Bushmen
Dick White
Mike Mantynen
Paul Mauer
T-Birds
Coed Gym Play Resumes Tonight at Pomolita Gym
The Ukiah Recreation Department restarts its adult mixed general gym night at Pomolita gym, Tuesday at 7 15 p m, after a Christmas New Year break. Activities include volleyball and badminton for men and women.
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Ukiah Recreation Department
Pomolita Gym
Palmer Wins Los Angeles Open In Turbulent Finish
Arnold Palmer clinched the $50,000 Los Angeles Open with a 274 total after a brisk final round of 66. He added $9,000 to his earnings, edging Art Wall and Don Fairfield as Canadian A Balding and South African Gary Player tied for second at 277. Palmer praised the gallery while securing his 38th tour victory and first LA Open title.
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Henry Rieger
Los Angeles
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Arnie
Cally
Art Wall
Don Fairfield
Huston la
A Balding
Gary Plaver
Farfield
Wall
Chur
Balding
Player
SRJC Cagers Open 1963 League Campaign at Home
Santa Rosa Bear basketball opens the last 14 games of its 1963 schedule with a home game against San Francisco State Jayvees Friday night at 8 p.m. Coach Glen Albaugh leads SRJC on a long road run including Shasta College in Redding January 28 and College of Siskiyous January 26 and a February 8 visit to San Jose State Frosh. The Bearcats schedule features multiple home games, trips, and a closing run through February into March with games against Marin, Siskiyous, Shasta, Napa, and College of Yaung before the season ends.
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Santa Rosa Bear
San Francisco State
Jayvees
Nape Faycee
Santa Rosa
Glen Albaugh
Woos
Shasta College
Redding
Ollege
Siskiyous
Weed
San
Rocklin
Sierra College
Marysville
Wuba College
San Jose State Frosh
San Jose
Banta Nos
College of Marin
Shasta
Napa
Rosa'e
Yuba
College of Yaung
Marc
Ae Kentfield
Bear
Gourney
Gre Goldey Valley
Nferene
BP Boy
Igive Ha
GM Gafick
Bullet Paralyzes Grid Star at Wyoming Game
Cheyenne Wyoming UPI Dave Marion a UW football star lay motionless with a neck wound after a 22 caliber bullet fired accidentally by teammate Mike Walker struck him Sunday night. Doctors called the next days critical to determine if paralysis would be permanent. Marion, 20, sophomore, was treated in De Paul Hospital after the shooting near the campus athletic dormitory. Marion led the Western Athletic Conference in punt yardage last season.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
UPI
Dave Marion
University of Wyoming Fallshaol
Rockies
de Paul
Marion
Fred
Wyoming
Mike Walker
Detroit
Walker
Trip
Hig Grothe
Perry
Taramic
Star
Ceam
Eberty
Bakersfield
Culif
Gora
Merion
Western Athletic Conference
Panthers Set for Two Weekend Games at Home and Away
Anderson Valley Panthers play Point Arena Friday night then Mendocino Saturday at Boonville after a 52 to 44 varsity win over the Trojans and a 43 to 25 loss in the earlier game. Panthers schedule shows five home games remaining including Valleye Jang Willits and Point Arena, with away games at Gaytonville Lakeport and Mendocino. top scorers Waggoner Vaughn Mann lead the squad amid rebounds from Gary Mann.
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Meeting Point Arena
Point Arena
Anderson Valley
Panthers
Mendocino
Sinu
Boonville
Trojans
Varsity
Valleye Jang
Willits
Laytonville
Upper Lake
Gaytonvile
Gan
Lakeport
Ergett Valley
Gayle Waggoner
Ron Vaughn
Panther
Gary Mann
Saturday VFW Mat Show Promises Action
The night features Pepper Gomez defending the United States title against rival from Mexico, Neer, in the main event at the 12th District Fairgrounds. A 45-minute Garza versus Martinez tag match with the Nelson brothers and a Red Bastien versus Danny O Rourke curtain-raiser boost the program. Tickets are on sale at local liquor stores and at the fairgrounds box office.
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Anish
Cow Palace
Arenes
Matt Zidich
United States
Pepper Gomez
Black Tornado
Mexico
12Th District Fairgrounds
Ick Garza
Luis Matinez
Nelson Brothers
Red Bastien
Danny O'Rourke
Felix’ Liquors
Maple Cafe
Jack 'N Joe's Liquors
Joe's Park 'N Takit
Foggy's
Fairground
Way Cleared for Heavyweight Title Rematch Setting
By Jack Gudde New York. World Boxing Association ban lifted on Sonny Liston Patterson title rematch. WBA Ruling cleared and four cities considered Baltimore Miami New Orleans Los Angeles for venue and date. Patterson boosted in ratings while Liston’s top contender status solidified after decision. Promoter pressure eyes return bout in Chicago or other site as plans move forward.
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Sonny Lister
Floyd Patters
WBAD
Rc Ainigman
Baltimore
Miami
Gea
Anetag
Pentane Boxing Commission
Patterson
Qad
WBA
Eompionshis
Sgecg
CSI
Greig Gow
Ehine Pionship Committee
Patterson Frong
Brunea
Pateson
Ore
Wbass
Sontrada
Liston
Pateferson
Chicago
Large Turnout Sought for Golf Meeting
Officers of CRK Sien's Golf Club urge high turnout for a Wednesday meeting at the Municipal Club. They aim to present new proposals and set the year schedule, with a board of directors meeting to follow.
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CRK
Sien’s Golf
Booquest
Grid Fatalities Drop 30 Percent in 1962 Football
Los Angeles based report shows football fatalities fell from 37 in 1961 to 26 in 1962, a 29.7 percent drop. Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood cites prevention via pre action training, supervised exams, age height weight regulation, and spring practice. Most deaths occurred in high school and indirect cases include heart failure and heat exhaustion.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Floyd. R. Eastwood
American Footal Coaches Association
Eastwood
Eastiwood
Los Angeles State College
Coaches Association
NCAA Clampdown on Unsanctioned Meets Sparks Debate
NCAA closes ranks behind the U S Track and Field Federation amid a conflict with the Amateur Athletic Union. White House pressure and a proposed bylaw amendment to bar athletes competing in non sanctioned meets stir controversy as Villanova track teams may follow ECAC and NCAA policy to skip unsanctioned events.
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Los Angeles
UPE
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Wnanks Oe
WS. Track and Field Federation
Amateur Athletic Union
Exis
White House
Gan
S .MaccArihwn
Miho
Cee
Lficld
QAA
Villanova
Eastern College Athletic Conference
U.& Track and Field ‘Federation
Mahayt
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