Ukiahi Boys Basketball League action resumes tonight
Ukiahi Recreational Boys Basketball returns with two nights of games. The Kings beat the Bruins 38 21 while the Bats edged the Taco Benders 28 26 and the Burger Family defeated the Hawkeyes 32 29. Lioris beat the Hawks 23 15 and Hoboken Wackers won by forfeit from Ho show Tigers. Top scorers included Feliz 16 for the Kings and Scott Harrison 16 for the Lions.
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Taco-Banders
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Kings
Bruins
Lioris
iHawks
Hobokenwackers
Tigers
Feliz
John Brewer
Davenport
Randy ‘Moore
Don Tinall
Pace
Scott Harrison
Andy
Lions
Hawks
Bruce
Rich Taylor
Art . Tillotson
Rand Tommy ‘Brooks
Bob. Har
Terry
Ford
John Pearson
Jim’ Hotell
Bucky Ganter
Jan Jaco
J. Blackwell
Randy Duncan
Wkiah-Willits
Bullets Hold Advantage Over Celtics in Season Encounters
The Baltimore Bullets have repeatedly defeated the Boston Celtics in three meetings. The record shows Bullets success across consecutive matchups, reflecting the Eastern conference dynamics and head to head outcomes amid ongoing league play.
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Warriors win as shooting improves in road swing
San Francisco Warriors rebound from a poor 30 percent shooting with 48 43 and 38 percent in their recent lead swing. Nate Thurmond scored 35 and grabbed 34 boards at Philadelphia, while Mullins raised his road shooting percentage as the team prepares for Cincinnati at Oakland Coliseum.
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Mullins
Patrolmen Find Button Missing From Store Theft Scene
Patrolmen John Still and Brice found a button on the store premises after investigating a theft. They examined nearby areas and checked coats for clues as part of the inquiry. The incident appears tied to a shop theft involving a missing item.
Ukiah and Willits to clash in Chessall Gymnasium dual meet
Ukiah hosts Willits in Chessall Gymnasium Thursday at 7 pm in a key dual meet. The event, paired with Norman changes, includes Fort Bragg and Petaluma matches in the week as Ukiah eyes NBL title contention and a final high school wrestling chapter.
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Willits High School
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Willitss
Chessall Gymnasium
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Marv Mays
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Willits
Ukiahi Boys
Recreation
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Oklahans
Fort ‘Bragg
Northwestern
Fort Bragg
Its
Timberwolves
Agae
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Montgomery
Clearlake
Petaluma
Napa
Novato
Rauch Accepts Challenge as Bills Coach in 1969
Buffalo picks Johnny Rauch, 41, to lead the Bills after resigning from the Raiders. He aims for an eastern division title and a world championship, sees O J Simpson as key, and plans to study 1968 film before personnel moves. Rauch, who posted a 35-1041 mark with Oakland, vows rapid progress but will first assess the current squad.
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Simpson Eyes Buffalo Deal With Money Talks
Simpson of Southern California teased a potential move to Buffalo in the American Football League if the salary fits, while cautioning one star cannot lift a franchise from bottom to top. He noted doubts about NFL play and stressed negotiations hinge on money, not draft rules, praising Joe Namath and calling Namath misunderstood.
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Cal Poly San Luis Obispo sprinters set for Astrodome meet
San Luis Obispo track star Ruben Smith tied a world in door 5.2 second 50 yard dash in California prep. Smith and teammate Manuel Maurelt will run the 60 yard dash at the Astrodome Relays in Houston. James Lowe also competes in the high hurdle as Cal Poly seeks NCAA national title defense.
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Cal
Rough Monte Carlo Rally Sees 167 Cars Start
167 cars arrived in Monaco for the 38th Monte Carlo Rally with 60 to be eliminated. Drivers face a 1483 kilometer test across Alpine roads after 25 hours of nonstop driving and patched sections from recent rains. Scandinavian entrants are favored on the snow and deep passes.
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Yonds
New Hampshire Legislature Prohibited From Amendments
A fragment suggests New Hampshire is the only state in the nation where its legislature may not propose amendments to the constitution. The text is incomplete and lacks clear details or context.
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New ‘Hampshire
Women’s Recreational Volleyball League Signup
Call for women to join Wednesday meeting at Yokayo gym 7 p.m. to form a recreational volleyball league. Dave Strong, recreation director, says teams will be selected, rules explained, and steps taken if enough interest is shown.
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Wkiah Valley Women’s
Yokayo Gymnasium
Dave Strong
Bearcats Host Lakeport After Long Travel Run
Travel-weary Potter Valley Bearcats return home to host Lakeport's varsity and Jayvee at 7 p.m. in Potter Valley gym after a punishing schedule. Doug Andersen led Point Arena with 16 points in a 40 38 loss. Jayvees faced fatigue at halftime and eventually fell to Point Arena, while the Bearcats endured late arrivals and missing dinners.
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Aussies Seek Better US Open Staging Amid Complaints
Netters criticize Australian Open organization with issues blamed on poor ballboy supply and faulty scoreboards. Pancho Gonzalez opens with a win over Marc Bolé as Margaret Court downs Joan Gohl in straight sets, while Billy Jean King advances in women’s singles.
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Los Angeles
Marc Bole
Belgium
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Calif
Fay Luff
Australia
Margaret-Court
Joan.Gohl
South Africa
Musial and Campanella Named to Baseball Hall of Fame
New York UPI reports Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals and Roy Campanella of Brooklyn were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Musial earned 93 percent of ballots cast by the Baseball Writers Association of America, while Campanella secured 270 votes.
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Joe Medwick
Lou ‘Boudreau
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Jackie Robinson
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Cooperstown, N.Y
Sports stars date with Hollywood in NBC awards show
Hollywood hosts NBC-TV Academy of Professional Sports Awards on February 19 with Joe Namath named a top football nominee. Perry Como leads as host in a black tie dinner at NBC Studios Burbank. Stars from Bill Cosby to Kim Novak and Danny Kaye tip toward sports celebrities, highlighting their appeal beyond the arena. Debbie Meyer, swimming champion, named to present trophies.
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Academy of Professional Sports
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Como
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Norman Baer
International News Service
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Baltimore Colt
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Unitas
Sugar Fay Robinson
Bauer
Bill ‘Cosby
Kim ‘Novak
Danny Kaye
Charlton’ Eston
Northwestern University
Amateur Athletic Union
Debbie’ Meyer
Recreation Sports Wednesday Schedule For Ukiah Area
Girls 5th 6th grade basketball features Yokayo vs Oak Manor at Yokayo Redwood Valley vs Frank Zeek at Redwood Valley Nokomis against Potter Valley at Nokomis St Marys girls have a bye Ukiah Men s Recreational Basketball at Potter Valley gym 7 p m North State Nursery hosting State Hospital 3 p m Pearsons Chevrons meet Potter Valley Volleyball Signups Ukiah Women s Recreational Volleyball League play at Yokayo Gymnasium schedule notes posted
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Redwood Valley
Frank Zeek
Nokomis
Potter Valley
St. Mary’s
Ukiah
Potter Valley Gymnasium
North State Nursery
State Hospital
Pearson’ s.Chevrons
Xnokayo Gymnasium
Oakland Clippers Star Edgar Marin Tiny in Pro Soccer League
Edgar Marin of the Oakland Clippers is noted as the smallest player in the National Pro Soccer League. At 55, he weighs 135 pounds and stands out for his size among professional players.
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Edgar Marin
Oakland Clippers
Huskies Led by Winter Eye UCLA in Pac Eight Race
United Press International reports Washington holds a one game lead in the Pacific Eight after a 4-0 start under first year coach Ted Winter. UCLA trails by two league games, with potential headlining clashes looming including a Feb 7 showdown in Los Angeles if UCLA wins out. Other notable college results include Ohio State beating Georgia Tech 73-66, Iowa State defeating Oklahoma State 58-56, and Western Kentucky edging Dayton 70-65.
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United. Press International
University of Washington
Huskies
Ted Winter
Washington
Kansas State
UCLA
Bruins
Oregon
California
Stanford
Los Angeles
Ohio State
Georgia Tech
Towa State
Oklahoma’ State
Western Kentucky
Dayton
Flyers
Winning coach Bob Cousy says he's retiring
Boston College coach and former Boston Celtics star Bob Cousy announced plans to retire at the end of the season to focus on business interests and coaching-related ventures. He posted a 101-37 record in BC tenure, guided Eagles to four post-season bids, and hopes to run a boys basketball camp and engage in PR work with several companies.
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UPI
Bob Gousy
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Cousy
Boston College
Celtics
Eagles
Villanova
Randy ‘Shoe. Co
Seamless Rubber Co
American International Travel Service
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