Ukiah Teds Drop Trio Of Cage Tilts To Vallejo
Ukiah hosts Vallejo in two varsity and one junior game, with Vallejo dominating the night. Vallejo's varsity won 58 to 34, led by strong inside play and fast breaks. Ukiah's reserves later staged a rally but fell short.
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Hayden Optimistic On Boxing Future In California
San Francisco UPI reports outgoing California State Athletic Commissioner Douglas Hayden says he is optimistic about boxing’s future after a general cleanup. He notes strides in organization and enforcement, claiming removal of problem figures and hope for higher quality athletes.
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Indoor sprint stars set for Golden Gate Invitational
Herb Carper and Roscoe Cook, holders of the world indoor 60 yard record, enter the Golden Gate Indoor Invitational in San Francisco at the Cow Palace on Feb 15. They will race Bob Poynter in 25 50 and 60 yard sprints. Carper beat Cook in Los Angeles Invitational finals in 6.2 seconds and both have tied the 6.0 record thrice. Also invited are Ralph Boston George Kerr and Jim Grelle.
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Iowa City Breaks Michigan Jinx In 1962 Upset
University of Iowa ended a 62 year home drought against Michigan with a 28 to 14 victory in 1962. The Wolverines had won 2% straight football games on the Hawkeyes’ field before Iowa snapped the streak to claim the win.
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Many Brilliant New Sail Designs Shown In Sport Boat Show
Sailboat enthusiasts will see new and foreign designs at the San Francisco Sports and Boat Show at the Cow Palace. Highlights include fiberglass yachts, folding boats like Tradewind, the El Toro dinghy with mahogany hull, and O'Day sailbooks. The event runs daily with extended hours on weekends.
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Habit that Proves Hard for a Hockey Player
Ray Cyr, longtime hockey veteran with the San Francisco Seals, notes hockey’s grip is strong even for stars. He left New Brunswick for the Rangers at 16 and now, 29, plays center while contemplating life after the rink. He warns of limited six month work and few post career options, contrasting with football and baseball paths. His wife Rita adds that hockey remains his only happiness.
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Ukiah Women’s Golf Club weekly play totals and upcoming event
Yesterday’s play of the day at Ukiah Women’s Golf Club saw Low Net by Doris Gilmer and Dede Finn tied for first among 18-hole players while Helen Hanson and Mid Anton led 9-hole play. Vivi Rones’ team led by five points after the second week, facing a challenge from Gert Northrop’s squad. Mrs. Rones hosted the day. next week’s event is Count Your Putts.
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Break Up the Big Five Dominating Golf Era
The article highlights stars Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and others forming a dominant group in golf during the early 1960s. It notes their majors tally profits and earnings, the 1962 season achievements, and their impact on the sport with top finishes and high money totals across major events.
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Pistons outlast Warriors as Ferry seals 115-107 win
Wilt Chamberlain poured 39 points for the Warriors in a pageant of rough play that saw Bob Ferry steal the show with a late go-ahead basket after a scuffle. Detroit, paced by Bailey Howell and Don Ohl with 23 each, snapped a four game skid with a San Francisco victory.
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Celtics Triumph in Cousey Tribute Game
The second game honored Bob Cousy as he played 20 minutes and scored 19 points. He left to a standing ovation as eight Celtics reached double figures, including bench players who contributed strong scoring.
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Seals and Calgary Clash in SF Tilt at Cow Palace
Seals host Calgary tonight at the Cow Palace in a Western Hockey League showdown. Edmonton visits Portland in the other league contest. Trade activity included Nicholson swapping players with Cece Hoekstra of the Stampeders, but Nicholson refused to move north. Bud Poile, Seal coach, voiced gloom over the stalled deal.
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Base stealing in the American League 1950 season
UPI reports 278 bases stolen across the AL with Dom DiMaggio of the Boston Red Sox leading the league with 15 thefts.
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