East Triumphs in Pro Bowl Upset Bid By Lombardi
In a lopsided Pro Bowl, the East defeated the West 27 to 7 as Frank Ryan directed Cleveland's QB and Jim Bakken kicked three field goals. Paol Krause and Meffert plus Renfro and McDonald contributed key plays, giving the East its first win in three years and boosting conference prestige.
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Ryan
Collier
Mince Lombardi
Cleveland
Frank Ryn
Meéffert
Paol Krause
Vince Lombardi
Groffiy
Renfro
Brodie
Jim Bakken
Cards
Tommy McDonald
Rams
Girls Rec Gage Play Opens With 4 Games Tuesday
Ukiah High School girls’ recreation league begins with four games at 6:30, 7:15, 8:00 and 8:45 p.m. in the Girls Gym under Mrs Linda Fisich. Opening night features REC versus Water Guys at 6:30 gate and Giants versus Pickles Braves on a Tuesday schedule through March. Theodore Roosevelt became the first president protected by the Secret Service.
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Ukiah High School
Ukiah Recreation
Linda Fisich
Water Guys
Giants
Pickles
Braves
Bruins Lose First Pac Eight Clash At Stanford
Stanford upset UCLA 74-69 in a close Pac Eight showdown as Harris led the Indians with 25 points and UCLA dropped into a three way tie for first with Oregon State and Stanford. USC rolled California 77-58 while Oregon beat Washington State 66-58. USF crushed Pepperdine 100-59 and UOP beat Santa Barbara 83-65 in WCAC action.
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West Coast Athletic Conference
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Loyola of Chicago
Bruins
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USF
WEAC
Squtherg
California
Indians
Oregon State
WCAC
Dons
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Pepperdine
UOP
Santa Barbara
Oregon
Arizona
Howie Dallmar
Art Harris
Gary Petersmeyer
Howard Hassen
A. J.C
Ray Kosanke
Bob Bedell
Pacific
Pac
Harris
State
Washington State
Charlie White
Beavers
Washington
Gordon Harris
Southern California
Trojans
Bears
USC
Jim Barnett
Nick Jones
Jim McKean
Cougars
Idaho
West Coast
A.C
Dohs
Zapper
Pete
Peletta
Bucket Brigade
Dennis Black
Dayle Campbell
Peps
Bob Krulish
Keith Swagerty
UCSB
Swagerty
Seals Trail Totems in WHL Playoff Chase
The Seattle Totems built a five point edge over the San Francisco Seals for fourth and a playoff berth in the Western Hockey League. Seattle beat SK 4-1, then defeated Los Angeles to move within one win of a busy eastern road trip with Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Rochester, Cleveland and Buffalo on the slate. The Totems also beat Los Angeles 3-2 on Sunday to gain two points on San Francisco. Vancouver beat Portland 2-1, while Portland lost pace with leader Victoria. The Maple Leafs beat Providence 5-1 in the AHL, widening the gap to Portland.
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San Francisco ‘Seals
Totems
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Ameri
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Pittsburgh
Rochester
Cleveland
Buffalo
San Francisco
Los Angeles Blades
Vancouver
Portland
Victoria
Maple Leafs
Providence
AHL
NBA stars sit and shine as bench impact shifts games
Boston bench absence of Tom Sanders helps Philadelphia 76ers surge in a 74-58 halftime lead with Bill Russell leaving early via a pulled muscle. Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas each scored 32 as Cincinnati beat Detroit 108-106 for a seventh straight win. Hagan top scores 33 in St Louis 136-128 over Baltimore. Lakers set scoring feats in a 152-123 rout of the Knicks as they eye a fourth title in five years and prepare for an upcoming clash with Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas in Cincinnati.
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Bill Russell
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Russell
Promaire
Tom Sanders
Celtics
76Ers
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lutag
Cincinnati
Seveth
Detroit Pistons
Hagan
St. Louis Hawks
Baltimore Bullets
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
NBA
New York Knickerbockers
Rudy Larusso
Jerry West
Walt Bellamy
Dick Barnett
Knicks
Los Angeles
Royals
Jerry Lucas
Détroit Pistoris
Deaths Mar Monte Carlo Rally Amid Harsh Road Conditions
The Monte Carlo motor rally, 890 miles, faced brutal roads described as shocking. Two Spanish drivers, Jose Luis Pampyn and Rafael Taravilla, died in a crash with their Fiat 1500, while 170 cars remained in contention from an initial 197 starters. Lisbon finishers Carlo Fagiolo and Ricardo Ricca led to Monaco, followed by last year’s winners Timo Makinen and Paul Easter. The first women’s team to finish was Lucette Pointet and Francoise Houillon in Citroen No. 32, with no penalty marks. The Ford Taunus pair, Joachim Springer and Gunther Brendel, were among the first back.
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Chambréy Ane
Europe
Jose Luis Pampyn
Spain
Rafael Taravilla
Lisbon
Carlo Fagiolo
Ricardo Ricca
Monaco
Timo Makinen
Finland
Paul Easter
England
Lucette Pointet
Francoise Houillon
France
Germany
Joachim Springer
Gunther Brendel
Blades Enjoying A Brief Vacation
The Los Angeles Blades, mired in a slump, enjoy a three day break as their playoff hopes fade after losing eight of ten. Seattle Totems edged them 3-2 at the Sports Arena with Jim Powers scoring twice to spark a comeback after LA led 1-0 in the first period. The Totems won a fourth straight game and LA heads to host Portland next.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Blades
Blades
Seattle Totems
Totems
Portland
Jim Powers
Seattle
Powers
Ukiah and Potter Fear Tough Weekend Battles
Ukiah and Potter Valley endured a rough stretch with multiple losses and close calls in weekend non conference play. Ukiah dropped to Santa Rosa and Montgomery with limited scoring while Potter Valley beat Point Arena and Leggett before a B squad win and further NW League results.
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Wildcats
Sotomayen
Willits. Wolverines
Potter Valley
Bearcats
Avin
Leggett
Mendocino
Fort Bragg
Timberwolves
The
Wolves
Kelseyville
Dangerous Indians
Couk
Hull Hot but Hawks Lose By
Bobby Hull scored his 36th goal of the season and 300th of his career with a four goal hat trick, but the Chicago Black Hawks fell 6 to 3 to the New York Rangers, tying them with Montreal for first place. Hall commented Hull’s 300 milestone while Hull eyes 51 in a season.
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Bobby Hull
Chicago “Black “Hawks
Hull
New York Rangers
Rangers
Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Namath Sparks AFL All Stars In 30 19 Victory
Joe Namath named outstanding offensive player after coming off the bench to throw two touchdown passes to Lance Alworth as the AFL All-Stars beat the Buffalo Bills 30 19. Bills trade three players to San Diego for Ernie Ladd and Earl Faison, half the All-Star starting defensive line. Namath’s second half passing shifted momentum and Cappelletti added 12 points with a trio of extra points and field goals. Namath connected with Alworth for a 43 yard pass late in the third quarter and a 10 yard scoring pass in the fourth.
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UPI
Joe Namiath
Namath
Lance Alworth
Buffalo Bills
Houston Oilers
San Diego
Ernie Ladd
Earl Faison
Bils
Bills
AFL
Gino Cappelletti
Alworth
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