Ukiah Wildcats Dominate Vallejo Apachees In Close Battle
Ukiah led by strong defense and balanced scoring as Craig Chandler and teammates like John Yoast Tim Piver and Ian Seaton pushed Vallejo early then withstood a late Apache rally. Vallejo’s Herb Wright and Morrie Elmer battled. Ukiah’s B squad also fought hard but fell 1 point. Covelo beat Laytonville 78-54 and Hogan edged Santa Rosa.
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Fort Bragg
Potter Valley
Mendocino
EG Tech
Cardinals
Dick Bania
Potter
Joe Wright
Fred Austin
Morrie Elmer
Boonville
Anderson Valley
Panthers
Point Arena
Soved
Vallejo
Apaches
Gallejo
Bob Pressley
Charles Newman
Paul Shimmin Ap
Hugtle
Yeast
Presely
Piver
Chandler
Marshall
Willits Ukiah
Seals Drop Key Clash as Buckaroos Rally in WHL
San Francisco falls 5-4 to Portland as Bill Saunders scores five for the Buckaroos, dropping the Seals deeper into fifth with playoff hopes fading. Victoria routs Vancouver 10-3 as Howie Hughes bags a hat trick and Bruce Carmichael adds five assists. Seattle loses 5-2 to Buffalo.
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San ’Francisco
UPI
San’ Francisco Seals
Portland Buckartos
Bill Saunders
Saunders
Seals
Schock
Gust Schmautz
Beetaley
Aeke" Harvey
Willie Papp
Vancouver Ganucks
Iey
Victoria
Billy McNeill
Howie Hughes
Bruce Carmichael
Portland Buckaroos
Aveenges
San Fancisco Seals
Seattle
Buffalo
Len Haley
Les Hunt
Totems
Sandy Koufax Wins Rochester Medal for Effort
Dodger star Sandy Koufax missed the Rochester ceremony due to a 20 inch snowfall and flight delays after a 21 hour travel ordeal. He traveled nearly 4000 miles to receive the Professional Athlete of the Year belt, but icy landings forced him to turn back. Jo Antonelli accepted the award on his behalf from a distance.
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N.Y
UPI
Sandy Koufax
Dodger
Lefty
Koufax
Los Angeles
Houston
Tex
Pebble Beach
Calif
San Francisco
Chicago
Gure
Cleveland
Giant
Jo Antonelli
Sandy
Rockies
Losne
Jockeys Rally To 20 20 Tie In Jockey Bowl
Emilio Iglesias starred for Santa Anita and the jockeys as they battled Garden Grove All Stars in the second annual Jockey Bowl at Santa Anita. Iglesias ran 10 yards for a late TD and added a two point conversion after previously scoring on a 74 yard pass from Alex Maese. He totalled 140 yards on 14 carries as the teams finished level.
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Santa Ana
Calif
UPI
Emilio Iglesias
Santa Anita Jockeys
Garden Grove All Stars
Iglesias
Alex Maese
Dan Gurney Wins Riverside 500 for Fourth Time
Riverside California reports Dan Gurney won the Riverside 500 stock car race for the fourth time, earning about 40 dollars per mile with a total purse of roughly 20,080 dollars. He drove a 1966 Ford, averaged 97.946 mph, and finished five hours five minutes and 59 seconds, ahead of David Pearson and Paul Goldsmith.
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Calif
UPI
Dan Gurney
Riverside Raceway
Gurney
Nascar
Ford
David Pearson
Spartanburg
S. C
Pearson
Gurnney
Costa Mesa
Paul Goldsmith
Munster
Ind
Curtis Turner
Charlotte
N.C
Dick Hutcherson
Keokuk
Iowa
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Turner
Massengale wins Bing Crosby Classic at Pebble Beach
Don Massengale finally breaks his PGA tour drought by winning the Bing Crosby Open at Pebble Beach with a 70 final round. Arnold Palmer places second after a late surge, Billy Martindale and Al Geiberger tie for third. Palmer earns $6,200. Massengale collects $11,000 and praises playing partner Billy Lema for steadying him under pressure.
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Tex
Crosby
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Tony Lema
Massengale
Palmer
Billy Martindale
Jacksonville
Al.Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Calif
Martindale
Geiberger
Nicklaus
Casper
Lema
Sun Yat-sen Led 1911 Revolution To Found China Republic
Sun Yat-sen emerged as leader of the 1911 revolution that toppled the Qing dynasty and established the Republic of China, shaping modern Chinese politics.
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Sun Yat-sen
Airman Wertz wins U S open indoor archery title
Airman LC Church Wertz of Erie Pennsylvania captured the United States open indoor archery championship by one point Sunday. He posted 583 of 600 to take the $1 000 first prize and a major title in Las Vegas. Former champions Jim Pickering and Bill Bednar tied for second at 582 with Bednar winning the runner up via shootout. amateur winner Chuck McCormick triumphed in the same flight with 573. Roma Squibb won the women's open crown with 55, while Susanne Gunder claimed the women's amateur title with 541.
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Nev
UPI
Airman
Church Wertz
Erie
Wertz
U.S. Air Force Academy
Jim Pickering
Salt Lake City
Bill Bednar
Suffield
Ohio
Ukiah Mat Team Split Napa Dual Meets
Ukiah Varsity won three decisions one pin and one forfeit but lost 19 to 27 at Napa while the Ukiah Jayvees swept seven matches including three pins to beat Napa 27 to 11 giving Ukiah a split for the day in dual meet competition.
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Vallejo Apsches
UK Athletics
Eiofeatea
Aoaenie Shale
Ukiah
Willite
Varsity
Napa
Ukiah Jayvees
Napa Jayvees
Wildcats
Cloverdale
Ted Jean
Hammer and Tong
Leroy Leland
Chris Alvarado
Lowell Leland
Alan Engebritsen
Rick Spaignola
Gary Pollock
Penel Eyes Outdoor Pole Vault Record After Indoor Breakthrough
John Penel, holder of the world indoor pole vault record, aims to clear 17-5 outdoors after a 16-8 3/4 indoor mark at the Los Angeles Invitational. Keino, Walker, and Greene also starred as multiple records fell and top marks were posted by Rambo, Crothers, and McGrath in a strong meet.
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Pennel
Los Anglese
Kenya
Kipchoge Keino
Fred Hansen
Keino
Finland
Pentti Nikula
California
Art Walker
Germany
Michael Sauer
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Pimentel Wins Quick KO in Mexicali Bout
Jesus Pimentel of Los Angeles decked Paul Carter of Albuquerque with a left body shot and a right jaw blow in 1:50 of the opening round. It was Pimentel’s first start since losing to Jose Medel in Los Angeles.
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Mexicali
Mexico
UPI
Jesus Pimentel
Los Angeles
Paul Carter
Albuquerque
Pimentel
Jose Medel
Carter
Utah Wrestlers Score Wins in 145 and Unlimited Divisions
Victory over his 145 pound foe and Leroy Holland’s decisive first round pin highlighted Utah wrestling. Ken Holbrook won 8-2 at 127 pounds, Chris Dahl 5-2 at 133 pounds, Bill Rosen 3-2 at 154 pounds, and Joe Lantz 4-2 at 165 pounds with decision victories.
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Leroy Holland
Utah
Ken Holbrook
Chris Dahl
Bill Rosen
Joe Lantz
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