Wooden Faces Question on Alcindor as UCLA Battles Houston
UCLA coach John Wooden weighs whether Lew Alcindor will play tonight against Houston after a left eye scratch, with Alcindor back at practice but limited. The 7 foot 11 inch star must adapt to light and stamina before possible return, while Lacey guards Hayes if Alcindor sits.
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University of Portland At
Los Angeles
Jonny Wooden
Lew
University of California
Ucla Medical Center
Alcindor
Wooden
Houston
Norma Light
Lacey
Hayes
Woodert
Portland
Bruins
Cindor
Elvin Hayes
Silverado North Pro Tour Tuneup Sparks Big Names
Arnold Palmer Miller Barber and Bobby Nichols lead a big field in a pro am tuneup at Silverado North. Palmer expects a 275 to win the Kaiser Open while noting the long flat course and many potential subpar scores.
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Calif
UPI
Silverado
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Arnie’s
S. Palmer
Crosby Tourey
Miller Barber
Bobby Nichols
Palmer
Pamer
Sone
Nichols
Barber
Art—Wall
Gené Littler
Charles . Coody
Frank Beard
Ken Venturi
Marty Fleckman
Lee ‘Trévind
George Knudson
Casper
Terry Dill
al, Geiberger
Bert Yancey
Johnny Pott
Kaiser
Crosby
Pott
Punt Return Rule Killed By NCAA Amid Criticism
The NCAA moved to revert to the 1966 rule allowing linemen to start with the snap and end runs, eliminating the interior linemen hold rule and the tackle eligible pass change. Officials also mandated a built in official timeout on first downs and voided the sucker shift amid safety concerns after a California incident.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
California
U S Open Tennis discusses open Wimbledon participation
U S Lawn Tennis Association moves toward allowing American players to compete in an Open Wimbledon. President Bob Kelleher notes early returns favor sending players while delegates may vote against a full open break with amateurs and pros. A Coronado convention February 3 will decide compliance with international rules.
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U. S. ‘Lawn Tennis Association
International Federation
USLTA
Bob Kelleher
Los Angeles
Kelleher
Wimbledon
Great Britain
Coronado
Calif
Britain
Ukiah Matmen Victors Narrowly Sweep Home Duals
Ukiah varsity and jayvee wrestlers closed their home season in Chessall gym with wins over Hogan. In the varsity, Kevin Masse won at 95, Rick Spagnola and Chris Alvarado each posted pins, and Bill Rogen, Keith Leland, Alan Engebritson, and George Kinman contributed decisive performances. Jayvee action saw Ashenfelter and Shhaeffer win by margins, with Jim Hughes securing Ukiah’s lone jayvee victory. The squad heads into a string of road trips leading to the North League Championship Tournament Feb 3 in Santa Rosa.
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Jayvee
Chessall
Ae Sor
Ula Sprng
Kelseyville
Lake County School
Kelsey
Serrano
Chris Alvarado
Petaluma
Napa
Santa Rosa
Jim
Hughes
Aft- Ashenfelter
Shhaeffer Dower
Kevin Masse
Lewis
Rick Spagnola
Wayne Freitas
Dave Eby
Doug Chambers
Wirt
Paul McKee
Bill Rogen
Keith Leland
Alan Engebritson
Leland
Martin ‘Ancelotti
George Kinman
Ukiah Recreation Basketball Roundup Opens Second Round
Rec Cagers firing at the hoop again as play resumes in Ukiah Recreation Department and Ukiah Unified School District sponsored leagues. Pomolita girls upset by Redwood Valley led by Rhonda Respini and Novie Nichols each with six points, while Pomolita boys fell 32-16 to Redwood Valley led by Waun and Martinelli. Nokomis fifth and sixth grade boys, two Yokayo players dunked, Darlene Atkinson and Gail score for Nokomis as 39-25 Nokomis over Yokayo girls. Potter Valley dominates Kahunas 32-6 with Ellen Troxell 16, Holly Harding 10. high school boys Warriors beat Bears 31-23. Kogehertgeiers crush Dirty Six 36-26.
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Ukiah Unified School District
Pomolita Girls
Linda McChesney
Barbara Caulfield
Redwood Valley Girls
Rhonda
Redwood Valley
Waun
Alan Martinelli
Flynn
Redding
Simmons
Nokomis
Yokayo
Doug Dick
Duncan
John M
Darlene Atkinson
Gail
Yokoyo Girls
Tammy
Potter Valley
Kahunas
Ellen. Troxell
Holly Harding
Potter
Linda, Lozano
Kathy” “Edwards
Kahun
Pro Bowl on Top Sunday in Los Angeles
Western Conference stars enter as 11 point favorites over the East in the 18th Pro Bowl at the Coliseum on Sunday. The game concludes the 1967 season with an $81,000 pool and a sudden death overtime rule if tied. West quarterbacks Roman Gabriel and Johnny Unitas lead, while East stalwart Frank Tarkenton aims to pass to Dallas’ Bob Hayes and Homer Jones.
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UPI
Lenin Ae Genne
Cyathey Don Shula
West
Otto Graham
Shula
Baltimore Colts
Rams
Roman Gabriel
Gabriel
Johnny Unitas
New York Giants
Frank Tarkenton
Havlicek Delivers Clutch Night For Celtics In Win
John Havlicek scored 35 points including key late baskets as the Boston Celtics beat the St Louis Hawks 114 to 102. He sparked a 26-19 fourth quarter run to seal the victory while Len Wilkens led the Hawks with 32. Other NBA results: Knicks over Bullets 111-109, Pistons over Warriors 117-109, Lakers over 76ers 125-116.
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Celtics
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Havlicek
Hawks
Len Wilkens
New York Nicks
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Detroit Pistoris
San Francisco Warriors
Los Angeles
Lakers
Philadelphia 76Ers
NBA
Cazzie “Russell
Knicks
Earl Monroe
Bullets
Monroe
Pistons
Warriors
Dave Bing
Eddie Miles
Nate Thurmond
Joe Jerry West
Wally Jones
Wilt ‘Chamberlain
76Ers
Beaver State dominates with balanced scoring in 35-19 win
Mike Tate leads Beaver State with eight points as Clarke Royval McGeehee Chaffee and Kilnen add four each in a 35-19 victory over the Magnificents. Martin tallies eight for Magnificents while Ken Hunt leads the Fourth Reich 9 points in a 35-21 win over the Eagles. Celtics top Oaks 30-19 as Art Tillotson scores 12.
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Mike Tate
Beaver State
Magnificents
Clarke
Royval
McGeehee
Chaffee
Killen
Beaver
Martin
Reich
Eagles
Ken Hunt
Steve Wiegand
S. Means
Raiders Boost West AFL Outlook in Gator Bowl
West coach Lou Saban relies on Daryle Lamonica and Raiders stars to back a favored West lineup for the AFL all star game in the Gator Bowl. Joe Namath leads East hopes with receivers, while Frank Buncom joins the East roster after the Bengals’ expansion draft.
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Raiders
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Denver Broncos
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Saban
Lamonica
AFL
Oakland
Hewritt Dixon
Kansas City
Mike Garrett
al Denson
Buck
Buchanan
Ben Davidson
Joe Collier
Buffalo Bills
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Seasor-Long
Goalie Glenn Hall Reaches Major NHL Shutout Milestone
Glenn Hall of the St. Louis Blues earned his 100th career NHL shutout during a 5-0 victory over the Minnesota North Stars. Red Berenson, Gary Sabourin, Frank St. Marseille, and Don McKenney scored for the Blues as Hall climbed the all time list for shutouts behind Sawchuk Hair Hainsworth and Lumley. Jean Beliveau led Montreal past Detroit 6-1 as the Canadiens extended their unbeaten streak to 10 games and closed to within one point of Boston. The Rangers beat Chicago 4-2 and Pittsburgh drew with Oakland 1-1.
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Hall
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George” Hair Hainsworth
Harry Lumiey
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Bereksén
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Jean Beliveau
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Canadiens
Boston Bruins
New York ‘Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
Pittsburgh ‘Penguins
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