Ukiah Teams Struggle Through Slumps Ahead of NBL Race
Ukiah High faces a shooting slump as coach Fred Sten plans rest or extra practice while the Ukiah Varsity and Jayvees prepare for Petaluma games. The team lost 77-34 to Santa Rosa and 67-45 to Napa, with the Jayvees posting a 66-56 win over Napa on the Chessall court led by Randy Hunt’s 37 point barrage and a balanced supporting cast.
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Fred. Sten
Ukiahi
Santa Rosa
Napa
Ukiah
Jayvees
Petaluma
Trojans
Randy Hunt
Ing
Chessall Court
Fran’s
Craig
Local basketball notes and upsets across leagues
Bob Bakers 24 points and 16 rebounds lead Napa over the Wildcats amid injuries to Jim Cobb. Heath and Walsh shine for Petaluma as Bors Hatfield and Go prep for upcoming match. Mont upset Santa Rosa 55-49 in NBL-1. Vallejo, Ukiah, and Santa Rosa jockey for position halfway. Potter Valley falls to Anderson Valley 65-55. Leggett disrupted by snow. Fort Bragg beats Lakeport 69-66 in a Jayvee clash.
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Bob Bakker
Neil Ernst
Jim
Cobb
The
Wildcats
Bill Heath
Kirby Walsh
Napa
Indians
Becuse
Heath
Elf
Willeats
Bors Hatfield
Petaluma
Santa-Rosa
Panners
Vallejo
An. ‘Montgomery
Jayvees
Ukiah
Vikes
Santa Rosa
Potter Valley
Mendocino
Anderson Valley
Point Arena
Pame
Laytonville
Dt Leggett
Leggett
Doug
Anderson
Boonville
Bruins Edge Bruins?: Bruins Rally For 84 77 Win
UCLA escapes Holy Cross test 84-77 as Bob Cousy guided defense, Alcindor limited after intermission. Houston sweeps unbeaten stretch and Kentucky's 121-95 win boosts Adolph Rupp toward DB. Hayes leads Houston with 38 in a 180-70 run.
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UPI
Houston
UCLA
Armor
Ae College
Bruins
Bob Cousy
Eagles
New York
Lew Alcindor
Elvin Hayes
Hayes
Alcindor
Madison Square Garden
Marshall
Sheadlines
Kentucky
Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
Adolph Ruppan
Holy
Cross
Cousy
Welans
Holy_Cross
Star
California
Casper Wins Los Angeles Open in Run at Nicklaus Palmer
Billy Casper, 36, defeating Arnold Palmer by three strokes at Brookside, earns $20,000 for first in the Los Angeles Open. Palmer takes $12,000 for second as Casper posts 274, 10 under par, ahead of Geiberger and Schlee. Casper Enterprises handles his earnings, with IRS and wife managing taxes. Nicklaus did not play.
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Pasadena
Calif
CUPI
Billy Casper
Internat
Revenue Service
RaBbins Gasper. Enterprises
Jack “Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Casper
Palmer
Nicklaus
Casper Enterprises
Brookside
Golf Club
Ser‘vice
al Geiberger
John Schlee
Dallas
Tex
Geiberger
Celtics Stop 3 Teers In 115 103 Victory
Boston Celtics defeat Philadelphia 76ers 115 to 103 to pull within two games of the division lead. Sam Jones and Bailey Howell lead with 29 points each, Bill Russell adds 24 rebounds. Other NBA results: Knicks beat Warriors, Seattle over Baltimore, and Los Angeles over St Louis.
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United Press Internati
Boston
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Celts
76Ers
Los Angeles
St.Louis
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Baltimore
Sam
Jones
Bailey Howell
Bill Russell
Russell
Chamberlain
of Thethena Texty
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Hudson
Pice
Hawks
Cazzier Russell
Knicks
Warriors
Walt Frazier
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al Tucker
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Gus’ Johnson
Bullets
Lacey Quits Bruins in UCLA Basketball Row
UCLA star forward Lacey quit the team after traveling to New York and missing practices. He cited clashes with coach John Wooden over shooting mechanics and stated he is quitting while asserting his pride and sanity remain intact. Wooden urged him to reconsider, calling him the team's best forward.
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Angeles
Lacey
UCLA
John
Wosden
New York
Boston College
Holy
Cross
Wooden
Pye
Houston
Elvin Hayes
Amy
Goose and Ki Ki Cuyler Enter Baseball Hall of Fame
Goose Goslin and Ki Ki Cuyler were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee in an emotional, unanimous vote. Goslin noted his surprise and gratitude, while the pair highlighted careers spanning the American and National Leagues with the Senators Browns Tigers Pirates Cubs Reds and Dodgers.
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UPI
Leon “Goose
Goslin
Hazen
Ki” Cuyler
Hardhitting
Hall of Fame
Committee On Veterans
Cuyler
Joe
Medwick
Hall
Baseball Writers Association of ‘America
Baseball Writers
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Guyler
Ameren
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Senators
Cuyléer
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Bridgeton
N. J
Tigers
Pitts‘burgh
Chicago
Cubs
Nashville
Oslo skater sets European 10,000m record in speed event
Fred Maier of Norway breaks the European championship record in the 10,000 meter speed skating race with a time near 15 minutes 20.3 seconds. He defeats Russia's Edvard Matusevitch and Norway's Magne Thomasseh for the top placing.
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Oslo
UPD
Norway
Fred Maier
Setreniek
Russia
Edvard Matusevitch
Magne ‘Thomasseh
United States Beats West Germany in Exhibition Hockey
Olympic hockey team defeated West Germany 3 to 0 in an exhibition game. Tom Hurley Larry Stordahl and Herb Brooke each scored once to pace the U S victory in Bad Toenn.
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Badtoen
Germany
Tom ‘Hurley
Larry
Stordahh
Herb Brooke
United States
West Germany
Canadiens Take Over Lead By Narrow Margin
United Press reports the Montreal Canadiens extended their winning streak to nine and unbeaten runs to 13 with a 5-2 victory over Boston, moving into first in the NHL East as Chicago and Boston faltered. The three way tie for second formed with Boston Chicago and Toronto at 54 points behind Montreal.
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Canadiens
National Hockey League
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Chicago
The
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Pittsburgh
New — York
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Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
North Stars
Flyers
Stemkowski
Indoor meet showcases athletes from several nations in Portland
A crowded Portland track meet features a 22-year-old Finnish freshman from Brigham Young who joins the indoor 17 foot club, joining Bob Seagren as the only others to clear 17 feet indoors. Kerry O’Brien from Australia and Arne Kvalheim of Norway push guests in the two mile and sprint events as Jerome and Green race to a meet record in the 60 yards. Ralph Boston wins the long jump while Otis Burrell takes the 60 yard high hurdles title in 7. seconds trailing Copeland and Livers.
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Oregon
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Alarotti
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Brigham Young University
Southern California
Bob Seagren
Boston
Mexico ‘City
Australia
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Brien
Arne Kvalheim
Harry
Jerome
Nebraska
Charlie Green
Green
Willie Turner
Dave ‘Maggard
Santa Clara
South
Africa
John van
Beeman
van ‘Weerhan
Ron Copeland
Usphub
Larry: Livers
Oakland
Athens
Athletic Club
Otis ‘Burrell
Nevada
Poodles Lead Entry List at 58th Calder Gate Show
The article lists 116 poodles topping the 2213 entries for the Calder Gate Kennel Club Dog Show at the Cow Palace. It notes poodles among the top breeds followed by Doberman pinschers, Afghan hounds, Pekinese, Great Danes, German shepherds, Silky Terriers, Bostons, Great Pyrenees and Shetland sheepdogs. Benching will occur in the north and south halls for Friday and Saturday events.
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Calder
Gate
Kennel Club
Nate
Palace
Afgiain
Thai Flyweight Crown Held In Bloody Bout
Thai champion Chartchai Chainoi retained the world flyweight title after a brutal 13th round stoppage against Efren Torres in Mexico City. Both boxers bled from deep cuts as Chainoi sealed victory amid a knee-bowed tribute to the challenger.
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UPI
Thailand
Chartchai Chainoi
Efren
Scorpion
Torres
Chévioi
New Playmaker Scores for Oaks in Big ABA Move
Barry Leibowitz a 6-foot-2 guard for Oakland, after being traded from New Jersey Americans for Lavern Tart, scored 17 of 22 in the second half to lift the Oaks to a 108-98 win over the Kentucky Colonels in Fresno. Steve Jones added 20 for Oakland, while Darel Carrier led Kentucky with 28. In other ABA action, Pittsburgh Pipers beat New Jersey 128-122 and Dallas Chaparrals edged Anaheim Amigos 118-115.
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United Press
Barry Leibowitz
Oakland” ‘Oaks
Rick Barry
Long Island
University
Oaks
New Jersey Americans
Lavern Tart
American Basketball Association
Kentucky Colonels
Fresno
Calif
Leibowitz
Barry
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Steve Jones
Oakland
Darel Carrier
Colonels
Pittsburgh Pipers
New Jersey
John Beasley
Cliff Hagan
Dallas Chaparrals
Anaheim Amigos
Oregon dominates meet with relay and distance wins
Oregon claimed a win in the open mile relay with a 3 20 4 time and a 1 600 yard run in 2 09 3. Bob Bauer Jim Beverman Ron Couser and Gary Knoke contributed to the victory as Alarotu earned the meet outstanding competitor award.
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dJim
Beverman
Ron Couser
Gary
Knoke
Alarotu
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