Ukiah Wildcats Split Bloodied Week With Fort Bragg Loss
Ukiah’s Varsity split two close games, losing 66-60 at Santa Rosa as Jim Lance led Santa Rosa with 23 points. Ukiah then beat Fort Bragg in the B game and held a strong coast rival in a rough finish, with key contributions from Mattson, Quan and Gwin.
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Baylor Proves His Value To Lakers, Celtics Victors
Wilt Chamberlain scored for the Knicks? No, Elgin Baylor fueled a 108-102 Lakers comeback over New York after an injured knee kept him out of the first half. Baylor scored 14 in 19 minutes, Jenny West led L.A. with 33 as the Lakers extend home dominance. Celtics cruised past Chicago 143-98, while Syracuse and St. Louis posted big wins. Bailey Howell and Oscar Robertson led Detroit and Cincinnati respectively.
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Big Six Race Develops Into One Of The Best
The Big Six race tightens as San Francisco, Washington and Stanford win key games. USF improves with a 64-41 victory over Pacific, while Washington stops Southern California 62-61 and Stanford overwhelms Oregon State 69-52 led by Tom Dose 29 points. Idaho also rose to 10-2 after sweeping Oregon last weekend.
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Potter Valley Basketball Weekend Finish Sparks Narrow Loss
Potter Valley split games against Middletown and Upper Lake, with Potter’s B team winning twice. Jim Wilson led Potter with 28 points in the main game, while Middle to ner Men Gordon posted 20 for the visitors. Upper Lake pulled ahead late but Potter rallied to a 44-43 loss. Caudle and Gerry Smith added double digits for Potter in the decisive contests.
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Ukiah Girls Recreation Cage League Opens Tomorrow
Ukiah High School girls begin seven Tuesday and ten Wednesday night basketball leagues under girls’ rules. Teams include Black Knights and Rag Bags on Tuesday, Estabrutes and Te Stars on Wednesday, with start times from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. Recreation Director Dave Strong adjusted the schedule to fit both leagues’ rosters.
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West All Stars Triumph In AFL All Star Game
Rookie Curtis McClinton powered the West with a 94 yard touchdown run and two standout plays, while Frank Tripucka sparked a 92 yard march for the West in a 21-14 victory over the East. Earl Faison earned defensive MVP honors as a 33,450 crowd watched at Balboa Stadium.
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Knights of Columbus track meet dazzles despite absences
In Boston the 37th Knights of Columbus meet saw Bruce Kidd earn outstanding entry honors while pole vaulters Tork Wadsworth Belitza failed multiple attempts to clear 16 feet 2 inches. Most NCAA AAU colleges withdrew amid a national crisis leaving a sparse field and harsh weather.
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Los Angeles Objects to Detroit 1968 Olympic Bid
Los Angeles officials accuse Detroit’s selection as the U.S. bid official for the 1968 Olympic Games of being illegal. John Quinn and Mel Pierson voiced the protest during a tense Detroit Athletic Club meeting with six Detroit Olympic officials as Los Angeles fights the decision.
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Pro Bowl Clash Ends East Victory Over West
Jim Brown powered the East to a 30-20 win over the West, breaking his own rushing record with 120 yards and two touchdowns. Gail Cogdill and Gale Dent connected for an 87-yard pass play, while Abe Woodson’s fumbles cost the West, who led 20-13 at one point. Gene Lipscomb earned lineman of the game as the East snapped a three-game Pro Bowl skid.
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Pepper Gomez Triumphs In WFA Big Time Wrestling Show
Pepper Gomez defeats Ciclon Negro in a slam bang bout before about 4,000 fans at Carl Purdy Hall. The Mexican Cradle pins his opponent after a series of body presses. Neilson brothers Art and Stan debut strongly, beating Luis Martinez and Dick Garza. Roy Shire out of town, next shows planned for February. Stevens vs Gomez for the title on January 26 at the Cow Palace.
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Sub Rules Change Upsets NCAA Coaches Say Freer Substitutions Welcome
United Press International reports that NCAA approved a liberalized substitution rule for college football. Coaches welcomed the change saying it speeds play and boosts specialization and morale, with free substitution when play stops and on fourth down when clock runs after changes.
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Rematch Seen After Disputed Bout Finish
NEW YORK (UPI) Matchmaker Teddy Brenner aimed to sign heavyweights Billy Daniels and Tony Afong for a retina television fight at Madison Square Garden after a controversial ending in Saturday's bout. Daniels of Ozone Park N.Y. saved a technical knockout over Ajanti of Hollywood Fla in the fifth round at Sunnyside Garden when Ajanti was floored for the third time that round.
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