Ukiah Rally Tops Santa Rosa in Home Court Win
Ukiah roared back from an early deficit to beat Santa Rosa on its home court, closing the gap to seven in the fourth period. Jerry Pugh led Ukiah with consistent drives and a perfect 3-for-3 at the line, aiding Ukiah’s 94-81 victory. Craig Changler paced Ukiah with 16 and Steve Welch added 14 as Ukiah dominated in varsity action. Willits suffered a rough night as Ukiah’s defense held to seven within the final period and Willits managed only 21 in any single period.
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Santa Rosa
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Daten
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Coleman
Mike | Werdh
Willits
Ring Czar Sought. Clay Asks for New Boxing Commissioner
NEW YORK (UPI) Representative John Vaxick Tunney says he will ask Congress for a national boxing commissioner and a heavyweight champion. Tunney, cheered at the Boxing Writers Association dinner, calls for a federal commission to unify regulations across states. Willie Pastrano received the Edw. Neil memorial plaque as fighter of the year for two title defenses.
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Tunney
Congress
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Boxing Writers Association
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Monte
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Canada
Cheorge Chuyalo
California
Democratic Congress
Gene ‘Tunney
House of Representatives
Federal Boxing Commissione
Inney
Arid ‘Commissions
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Willie ‘Pastrané
Miami
Fila
Edw
Neil
Riverside Grand Prix winner dominates amid crash injuries
Gurney won the Riverside Grand Prix in a race slowed by multiple yellow flags. Foyt suffered a foot injury and chest pain after a crash on lap 172, was hospitalized and placed in intensive care with a satisfactory condition. Second was Punch Iona Beach, followed by Guerney in another Ford.
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UPI
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J. Payne
Foyt
Paing
Ibs
Payne
Guerney
Amy Cha Ell
Reay Foyt
Marvin
Punch
Iona Beach
Fla
Rhees
France
Mexico
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Torrance
Gurhey’s
Ford
Panch
Johhsoh
Ronda
N. G
Darel Diéringer
Charlotte
N.C
Eddie Gray
Gardena
William Leiser dies. longtime sports editor in San Francisco
Final rites planned for William Leiser a veteran sports editor in San Francisco who led football writers groups and served on the Examiner staff until 1956. He helped raise funds for Stanford stadium efforts, headed the SF Oakland Guild pension committee, and is survived by wife Lyle Billie Leiser. Funeral Wednesday in California with burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery.
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UPI
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Frederick
Ottelson
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Anon Nal
Fells
Idaho
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Callou
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California’ Football Writers ’Association
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Leiser
American Newspaper Guild
San Francisco-Oakland Guild Pension Fund
Lyle Billie ‘Leiser
Examiner
Tatebriedt
Olden Gate National Cemetery
Early signing concerns loom over college players with remaining eligibility
The joint meeting plan between pro leagues and the NCAA follows a week of confusion sparked by 20 Negro players boycotting a New Orleans appearance over taxi discrimination. In Houston, Lincoln was cited as top offensive and Willie Brown as top defender, while Bronc-Bombs and Chiefs figures propelled the West to a 46- point tally in a fourth straight victory. Sid Blanks and Nick Buoniconti produced Houston and Boston scoring moments, with Blanks on a five yard run and Buoniconti a 17 yard scamper.
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Houston
Sid Blanks
Boston
Nick Buoniconti
Lincoln
Willie’ Brown
Denver
Forte Rosa Polo Team Wins Trophy
Forte Rosa’s Polo team clinched the trophy with a strong showing. Walter led Santa with three goals, while Diners, Riva, and others contributed to the winning club’s victory in a tense clash based on the readable fragments.
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Eam
Walter
Santa
Dione
Ee ‘Ramtos
Celtics Halt Royals and Hawks Rally Revives Lakers Tie
Celtics fall behind Royals and Hawks earlier rally helps Los Angeles to a 118-105 win for St Louis. Len Wilkens sparked a third-quarter surge as Hawks beat Lakers to gain a first-place Western tie. Celtics move to 39-7 while Royals slip eight games back in the East. Sam Jones scored 30 for Boston in a late 21-6 run.
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United Press International
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
St.Louis ‘Hawks
Los Angeles
Lakers
Cincinna
Aa Hahalso
Celtics
Royals
Conséc
Uve St. Louis
Los “Angeles
Pittime Lakers
Los‘ Angeles
Len Wilkens
Hawks
S ‘Gin §Aylor
Sam Jones
Tyan Ped Peer Agan
Gihelsinagl
Exchange of Fire Near Jerusalem Mount Zion Sector
An Israeli commando described a 45 minute exchange of gunfire Sunday near Jerusalem's Mount Zion sector involving border patrols. The incident left several people injured and a temporary halt to nearby movements reported by officials.
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Jerusalem
Ierael
Jéruselem
Mount Zion
Ieraeli
Bruins High Fly To 80 66 Victory At Stanford
Top teams warmed up across the nation with major wins. Keith Erickson led UCLA with 21 points as the Bruins defeated Stanford 80-66 in the AAWU clash. Indiana, Michigan, Wichita, St Joseph's, San Francisco, St Johns and Davidson posted notable results. Multiple stars added big numbers including Dave Bing 33 for Syracuse and Bob Lewis 35 for North Carolina.
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Bruins
Stanford
Keith Erickson
Bob Bedell
Nso. A
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Northwestern
Wichita
St. ‘Louis
Indiana
Ohio State
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Lafayette
San’ Francisco
Santa Clara
St. John’s
Seton Hall
Davidson
Carkie “Russell
Russell
Wolverines
Al-America
Dave Stallworth
St. Louis
Rébeunas
von Arsdale
Tom
Hoosiers
Vic
Ohio—State
Buckeye
San Francisco
Santa‘ Clara
Broncos
Ken McIntyre
Dave Bing
Syracuse
la Salle
North Carolina
Bob Lewis
Billy Cunninghard
Tarheels
Virginia
Bradley
Princeton
Tigers
Cornell
Duke
Wake’ Worett
Thinois
Ogen
Negie Kansas
Town State
Ellis Wins Crosby National Pro Am Title In Playoff
San Diego reports that West Cantwell A Z Ellis edged Bill Casper in a sudden death playoff to win the 1965 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach. Ellis birdied the 18th and 17th with a key 45 foot putt on the final hole after Casper led earlier, securing first place money of 4850 dollars.
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Pebble Beach
Bing Crosby
Wes
Ellis
Elis
Bill Casper
West Cantwell
N.J
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