North Bay League All Stars Named for 1963 Honors
The North Bay League Coaches finalized the 1963 Varsity and All-Star squads at Montgomery. Key selections include Briah s Perry Mattson and Bob Vial on second teams, with Bill Zollner and Mike Francis from Montgomery among first team picks. Santa Rosa, Vallejo, Napa, Ukiah, and other schools are represented across first and second teams and honorable mentions.
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Briah
Perry Mattson
Secon
Ammat
Sim Bayne
Mentiog
Montgomery
Bohn Soinila
Bob Vial
Bob Buté
Mike Francis
Pallejo
Tobias Rankins
Geog Gooch
Santa Rosa
Butler
Bill Zollner
Jack
Lerry Mattson
Willie Harrison
Hogan
Jim Lance
Bob Cameron
Wayne Tatum
Mark Jenkins
Vallejo
Dan Gamler
Napa
Jim May
Scinila
Russ Bradley
Hogan Speedster
Lovey Young
Barry Maroni
Terry Bonfigli
Pete Waller
Jan Hansen
Vial
TV Fights Return to Fridays at Madison Square Garden
New York dispatch reports Madison Square Garden will shift weekly boxing telecasts from Saturday to Friday nights starting mid September. ABC fights begin at 10 p.m. New York time with Friday nights long lauded as the Garden’s traditional boxing evening. Jerry Lewis will take over the Saturday slot as ABC approaches weekending coverage.
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New York
UPI
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
ABC
the Garden
Markson
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Jerry Lewis
Ukiah Recreation Director attends California and Pacific Southwest conference
Ukiah's Recreation Director Dave Strong highlighted at the 15th Annual California and Pacific Southwest Recreation Conference in San Diego. The four day event featured lectures, symposiums, exhibits, and demonstrations on recreation and parks topics. Strong chose sessions on needs assessment, community recreation centers, playground programs, administrator institutes, and capital equipment care, ending with a keynote by Lawrence L. Seifert and a talk on Open Space by W. I. Perreira.
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California and Pacific Southwest
San Diego
Ukiah
Dave Strong
Strong
Tapcs
Lawrence L. Seifert
California Parks and Recreation Society
W. I. Pereira
Los Angeles
San Jose State Upsets Saint Marys In WCAC Clash
San Jose State edged St. Marys 60-59 as Dennis Bates led with 19 points and Mel Simpson sank late free throws to grab the win. St. Marys finished with 84 in the season finale while USF and Santa Clara chase the WCAC title with 8-2 marks as Pepperdine and Loyola close their seasons.
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Dennis Bates
Spartans
Mel Simpson
Joe Lee
St. Mary's
Steve Gray
Gaels
USF
Santa Clara
University of Pacific
Dons
Broncs
Pepperdine
Loyola
Gordy Martin
USC
Stanford
Tom Dose
Walt Hazzard
UCLA
Gray
Marty’ Dinner
Bob Marlick
Pepperdines
Ollie Johnson
Joe Weiss
San@i Clara
UPI
Stanford Indians
Ndnals
No Contest Fights Ends After Seven Hours in 1893
In New Orleans on April 6 1893 Jack Burke and Andy Bowen battled for 110 rounds until both boxers refused to continue ending the match in a no contest. The lengthy struggle lasted seven hours and nineteen minutes before officials halted play.
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New Orleans
UPID
Jack Burke
Andy Bowen
Ukiah Teams Open Play In Potter Valley Scrimmage
Junior Varsity Potter Nines meet Potter Valley Varsity as Ukiah squads test strength under new Jayvee coach Dale Carter. Carter plans roughly three inning outings for pitchers Jan Williams Bob Drennan and others, while Ukiah Varsity coach Charley Myers drills 18 players for upcoming league season with intrasquad game slated.
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Ubiat
Potter Valley
Dale Carter
Carter
Nebraska
Jan Williams
Jim Hanks
Hanks
Williams
Paul Maurer
Soph
Bob Drennan
Jayvee
Charley Myers
Jerry Baughn
Ray Guidi
Jim Butler
Lester Treppa
Charles Newman
Don Perducci
Tim Bechtel
Ukiah Junior Varsity to Play Potter Valley Without Wirt
Ukiah Jayvee faces Potter Valley today with Steve Foster or Danny Vaughn likely pitching. Dean Moyer catches. Nelson at second. Hewitt first. Bilstein short. Clark third. Meyer at third or infield. Potter Valley’s Harvey Wirt will miss the start. Hopland’s lineup includes Hayes, McCarn, Snay, Holmes as summer standouts.
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Charlie Myers
Ukiah High
USF
Eilernigeth
Anton Stadium
Rai
Fort
Ee Bly
Hoyt Estes
John Somila
Jerry Matison
Harold Maize
Myers
Wildcats
Jim Layne
Bruce Ledford
Larry Myers
Buddy
Joe Jahn
Jay McAllister
Jayvee
Ukiah
Potter Valley
Tom Wirt
Reg Mowles
Wirt
Leas
Steve Foster
Danny Vaughn
Dean Moyer
Pen Nelson
Dennis Hewitt
Warren Bilsteip
Ken Clark
On Meyer
Dean
Jeff
Bon Brown
Herb Wright
Potter
Ucpland
Freddie Austin
Foster
Hewitt
Qvaughn
Clark
Jim Wilson
Ron Caudillo
Bruce Strickler
Tailstein
Polter Valley
Hopland
Jim Hayes
Wendell McCarn
Emilio Snay
Chuck Holmes
Tommy Holmes
Market Entry Inevitable Says Common Market Chief
Washington UPI dispatch reports Common Market President Walter Haltstein told President Kennedy that Britain's entry into the European Common Market is inevitable. Haltstein stated the assumption is that Britain will join the market.
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Washington
UPI
Walter Haltstein
Kennedy
Britain
Haltstein
Warriors Battle Detroit Tonight For Third Place
New York upi The San Francisco Warriors face Detroit tonight in Madison Square Garden for third place in the NBA. Wilt Chamberlain leads the league in scoring and rebounding. Guy Rodgers tops assists. If tied after the game a one game playoff would be held at the site of the team with the better head-to-head result.
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UPI
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National Basket
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Pistons
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Oest
Los Angeles
Boston
Wilt Chamberlain
Chicago
Walt Bellamy
Guy Rodgers
Eddie Gottleib
Injury casualty list grows in major league camps
Daily dispatches show eight players sidelined in spring training with injuries as the season nears. Milt Pappas of Baltimore, Chris Cannizzaro of New York, and others join the walking wounded, while Koufax Musial and Arroyo offer brighter notes and signings across camps.
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Milt Papas
Baltimore Orioles
Chris Cannizzaro
New York Mets
Pappas
Orioles
Miami
Cannizzaro
Mets
St. Petersburg
Fla
Will Bbe Jost
Canzoneri
Casey Stengel
Chicago White Sox
Dave Nicholson
Deacon Jones
Floyd Robinson
Pirate
Roy Face
PittsburghPirates
Harvey Haddix
Washington Senators
John Schaive
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Koufax
Seals Manager Draws Fine after Disputing Calls
Seals coach Bud Poile was fined 200 by league president Al Leader for actions toward officials during last Friday's game with Los Angeles. Camille Bedard was docked 50 for the same game. Both fines are due by March 11. Leader noted updated league stats with Nick Mickoski leading in points and Gayle Fielder second in assists. Portland's Don Head remains top goalie with a 2.65 average.
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United Press International
Bud Poile
San Francisco Seals
League
al Leader
Los Angeles
Camille Bedard
Seals
Leader
San Francisco
Nick Mickoski
Seattle
Gayle Fielder
Buddy Boone
Vancouver
Portland
Don Head
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