Ukiah Junior Varsity Tennis Seeks More Practice Ahead
Ukiah High faces Upper Lake in a Thursday JV tennis match weather permitting. Coach Gary Weinkauf aims to boost many newcomers and deepen the program for the current season and the next three, with a varsity opener against Cardinal Newman set for Tuesday March 7 at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiahi
Upper Lake
Gary Weinkauf
Weinkauf
Frosh
Jayvee Netters
South Valley High School
Cardinal Newman
Ukiah
Jerry Aikman
Carl Peterson
California gymnasts host national champs
California prepares for a tough closing dual meet season hosting NCAA defending champion Iowa State at Harmon Gym Thursday night and traveling to Cal State Fullerton on Saturday. The Bears rely on strong side horse performances and top effort from all gymnasts to challenge the powerful Cyclones led by Rusty Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
California
Iowa State
Harmon Gym
Cal State Fullerton
Fullerton
Bears
Cyclones
Hal Frey
Stanford
Cal
Bear
Rusty Hoffman
Jim Stephenson
Bob Roth
Stewart Buck
Dennis Mazur
Frey
Aztecs rebuffed as PCAA maintains six football teams
The Pacific Coast Athletic Association will field six football members next season after rejecting San Diego State’s bid to withdraw. Cal State Los Angeles also declined to leave, while UC Santa Barbara quit earlier. The Aztecs and CSLA may be reconsidered at the June spring meeting as the league studies its goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
San Diego State
PCAA
League
Donald E. Walker
Jess Hill
Aztecs
Cal State Los Angeles
UC Santa Barbara
University of Pacific
San Jose State
Cal State Longma
Fresno State
Referee disputes fuel pair of NBA thrillers
Referees drew sharp scrutiny in two Tuesday thrillers. Seattle edged Baltimore 118 117 in OT after disputed calls, while the Lakers beat the Knicks 114 111 amid officiating controversy. Baltimore coach Gene Shue blasted the refs and warned of a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
National Basketball Association
Seattle
Baltimore
Los Angeles
New York Knicks
Knicks
Baltimore Bullet
Gene Shue
Shue
Len Wilkens
Wilkens
Wes Unseld
Darrell Garretson
Unseld
Silver salmon stocking to begin in north coast streams
Yearling silver salmon from Humboldt County Mad River Hatchery will be stocked next month in streams from Santa Cruz to Mendocino. Eggs used came from the Noyo River egg station in Mendocino. After rearing, the fish will be released to support runs in San Lorenzo River Pescadero Creek Nicasio Creek Russian River Gualala River Napa Navarro Willits Creek and Eel River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Fish and Game
Mad River
Humboldt County
Noyo River
Mendocino County
Santa Cruz
San Lorenzo River
Pescadero Creek
Nicasio Creek
Russian River
Gualala River
Napa River
Navarro River
Willits Creek
Eel River
Four named for Davis Cup squad including Stan Smith
NEW YORK UPI four players including Forest Hills champion Stan Smith were named Tuesday to the United States Davis Cup team. The selection by W Harcourt Woods follows new elimination format with a first round against Commonwealth Caribbean in Kingston Jamaica March 18 19 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Forest Hills
Stan Smith
United States
Smith
Tom Gorman
Jim Connors
Eric van Dillen
W. Harcourt Woods
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Commonwealth
Caribbean
Kingston
Jamaica
Ralston
Two Macs Could Lead Giants in 1969 Camp
Giants hope Willie McCovey and Mike McCormick stay healthy to lift the team. McCovey reports no knee pain and shows his home run stroke in drills after knee surgery. McCormick, a former Royal, impressed at Candlestick and seeks to prove his arm return in exhibition games. Ron Bryant agreed to a contract near 18500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa Grande
Ariz
UPI
San Francisco Giants
Willie McCovey
Mike McCormick
McCovey
McCormick
Kansas City Royals
Giants
Ron Bryant
Bryant
Alaskan hatchery bolsters fish stocks at Fort Richardson
At Fort Richardson Alaska the Army power plant heats water to 52 degrees for aquaculture. Over 1.1 million fish including 100 000 rainbow trout and many salmon are raised in new tanks to supply Alaska lakes and rivers. Rainbow trout reach 13 inches when released next May and salmon spawn in Ship Creek after four years at sea. Nate Archibald scores 55 as Cincinnati beats Portland 110 116.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garretson
Jack Marin
Pete Cross
Marin
Shue
Lakers
Dean Meminger
Jerry West
West
Meminger
New York
Milwaukee
Detroit
Atlanta
Buffalo
Golden State
Cincinnati
Chicago
Portland
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Bucks
Pete Maravich
Elmore Smith
Braves
Seattle
Nate Thurmond
Warriors
Nate Archibald
Royals
Chet Walker
Bulls
Dick Motta
Eldon Barrett
Anchorage
Alaska
UPI
Piscatorial Paradise
Ft. Richardson
Dave Sargent
State Game Department
Sargent
Ship Creek
United Press International
National Basketball Association
Portland Trail Blazers
Ukiah Track Starts Season At Healdsburg With Hopeful Talent
Ukiah track squads open their season at Healdsburg Thursday amid injuries from football season. Coach Felton says full strength may be months away but points to young sprinters like Lowden Dick Flynn and Brunet plus standouts Graziano McLaughlin and Roberts as keys to future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Felton
Ukiahi
Ukiah
Varsity
Jayvees
Felton
Healdsburg
Kenny Roberts
Chris Johnson
Mark Graziano
Johnson
Graziano
Roberts
Dan Lowden
Brunet
Soph Jim Arbogast
McLaughlin
Larry McLaughlin
Charlie Higgins
Greg
Lowden
Doug Dick
Brian Flynn
North Ukiah Little League to Elect Officers for 1972
North Ukiah Little League plans an officers election for the 1972 season Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Palace Hotel. All parents coaches and officials are invited to join the effort supporting boys ages 8 12 in Redwood Valley Calpella and Potter Valley. Tryouts and final signups are set for March 4 5 and 11 12 at the Jaycee diamond off Low Gap Road with 9 10 year olds 10 AM to noon and 11 12 year olds 1 PM to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ukiah Little League
Palace Hotel
Little League
Perkins
Redwood Valley
Calpella
Potter Valley
Hank Aaron Signs Three Year Contract High as Baseball Pays
Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves reportedly signed a three year deal likely in the 600 000 range for 1971 72 73. The move may make him the highest paid player in baseball history while Boog Powell seeks a renewal and three other stars from Kansas City and Houston also signed on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Aaron
William Bartholomay
Babe Ruth
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Orioles
Powell
Mark Belanger
Oriole
Fred Patek
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Felix Millan
Atlanta
James Rodney Richard
Jesus Alou
Houston
Willems family moves as Ukiah cuts MSH impact local sports
Dave and Rod Willems, standout Ukiah athletes, moved with their parents to Los Banos California 93635 due to MSH cutbacks. The brothers, a Ukiah junior and a promising frosh football and track athlete, hope to continue sports and hear from teammates. Their departure leaves Ukiah missing devoted boosters John and Diane Willems as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Erickson
Ukiahi
Dave
Rod Willems
Alberta Street
Los Banos
Calif
Rod
John
Diane) Willems
MSH
Ukiah
Pop Warner Football
Diane
PTA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mike Dahlberg
Sweden
Napa
NBL
Mark Adams
Doug McGirr
John Regan
Minoru Morisaki
Brad Moses
Barney Peters
Carl Satta
McGirr
Regan
Mike Fox
Journal
North Little League
C & M Transmission
Talnage Road
Willems
Wow
Fe Bey
Kentucky
James B. Beam Distilling CO
Beam