Clear Lake wins Potter Valley Invitational over Point Arena 55-45
In a six game haul over three nights, Clear Lake defeats Point Arena 55-45 to claim the championship. Fort Bragg upset Potter Valley 65-48 for third, while Anderson Valley takes the consolation with a 65-51 win over Saint Vincent's. Notable scorers include Gotschalk 21 for Clear Lake, Wright 34 for Potter Valley, and Rawles 18 for Anderson Valley.
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Steve Duman
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Joe Wright
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Brad Gunter
Lyle Pyerre
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Steve Campbell
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Robert Robb
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Ron Lincoln
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Rossi
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Gary Todd
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Back Point Arena
Tracey Smith Sets World Record at AAU Nationals in Oakland
Tracey Smith of Oregon State University, after quitting college to join the Army, shattered the world 3 mile mark at the AAU Track and Field Championships in Oakland, clocking 13 minutes 1.2 seconds. He rose from a late surge past Oscar Moore, with 8,199 in attendance as the meet crowned outstanding male athlete amidst a weekend of record performances by Madeline Manning and others.
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Sam Blair
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Una Morris
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Eleanor Montgomery
Tennessee
Mattilene Bender
Marcella Daniel
Miss Tyus
AAU
Humboldt diver Dick Early wins Far West three meter title
Humboldt State diver Dick Early edged Cal Aggies rival Brett Evans by four points to win the Far West Conference three meter diving championship at Cal State Hayward. Early scored 67.6144 on forward and reverse somersaults to secure the title, while Humboldt finished fourth overall as Cal Aggies took the team win.
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City of Commierce
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Ukiah High Nine Opens Play With Willits in Anton
Ukiah and Willits meet at Anton Stadium Tuesday at 4 p.m. to start Ukiah’s 1967 baseball season. Senior Alan Estes is expected to handle mound duties for Ukiah, as Coach Lowell Deering plans multiple rotations through the staff in early games. Ukiah's Jayvee also opens this week at 4 p.m. on the high school diamond by County Hospital.
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Clay Folley title bout tickets go on sale in New York
Tickets priced from 8 to 50 dollars for the Cassius Clay versus Zora Folley heavyweight championship fight on March 22 at Madison Square Garden went on sale today. Tickets will be blacked out in the New York area and may be purchased by mail from Madison Square Garden, Inc.
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Trackmen host Bulldogs Tuesday at Ukiah High School
Ukiah Frosh Soph and Varsity track teams prepare to face the San Rafael Bulldogs Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. on the Ukiah High oval. The meet features new events for Frosh Soph and a first four man mile relay for Varsity, with key athletes like Tom Hill, David Gein, Chris Halverson, John Ready, Ken Hunt, Brent Milender, Tom Broaddus, Tim Geoghegan and Martin Ancellotti expected to lead the unit as coaches Emigh and Neil seek depth for North Bay League and NCS meets.
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Ken Hunt
Hunt
Mel Gray
Brent
Tom Broaddus
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Tial
Martin Ancellotti
Tim
Terry Crew
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Norma Schmitz
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J. R. Emigh
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Tom Allen
Glenn Jensen
Steve Thomasberger
Jose Fernandes
Mike Poiitkowski
Pete Simoncini
Ted Harryman
Bill George
David Orchard
Jim Ronco
Jaris Christensen
Doug Chambers
Mike McReynolds
Tom Solgat
Tony Nations
Haynes Skewer
Rich Taylor
Bruins And Tigers Capture West Coast Titles In 1967
UCLA clinched the Pac-8 crown and UC Santa Barbara Albion in WCAC title race as Lew Alcindor led UCLA with 20 and 30 point games against Stanford and Cal respectively. UCLA eyes NCAA Regional in Corvallis after home win over USC. Meanwhile, UCLA’s Kenny Anderson and teammates shine as UC Santa Barbara star Swagerty boosts WCAC scoring mark to 805.
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UOP
San Jose
Keith Swagerty
Santa Barbara
Swagerty
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