Ukiah Varsity Honorees Highlight Basketball Banquet
Ukiah held a basketball awards banquet honoring Jim Cobb Bruce Zimmerman Bill Heath Ben Hunt and Andy Anderson for standout play this season while Craig Donalson of the Jayvees earned top honors. Dr Lloyd Hagelson of Sonoma State College delivered the keynote on character.
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Jim Cobb
Bruce Zimmerman
Bill Heath
Ben Hunt
Andy Andersen
Ukiahi
Craig Donalson
Jayvees
Servce
Ukiah Gaa
Ukiah
Lloyd Hagelson
Sonoma State College
T Hat School
Anderson
Dondalson
Kukirephy
Zimmerman
Salty + Saline
KUKI
Lowell Deering
Woose Baseball
Cven
Kauffman ‘Mende-Lake Savings’ and Loan
Cagers
Bob Kauffman
Mendo- Lake Savings. and Loan Association
Indiana
Theronny
Cobb
KUK
Ron Hunt
Erickson
Hawks rout Warriors as playoffs loom in NBA
St. Louis Hawks exploded for third period points to erase a 59 52 deficit and beat the San Francisco Warriors 134 117 in the final regular season meeting. Silas Ohl sparked the comeback with 24 and 28 points respectively while LaRusso and Hetzel led San Francisco with 29 each amid injuries to Attles King and Thurmond. The 76ers closed in on the East title with a 134 103 win over San Diego as Wilt Chamberlain posted 31 points 21 rebounds and 15 assists. Celtics 113 91 over New York Pistons 121 119 over Chicago Bulls Hawks 134 117 over Warriors Bullets 126 121 over Seattle.
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UPI
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Warrior
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Cence
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Cow Palace
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Silas
Ohl
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Fred Hetzel
al Attles
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Rockets
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Hal Greer
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Bailey Howell
Celtics
Dick Barnett
Knicks
Dave Bing
Eddie Miles
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Chicago
Bing
Pistons
Gus—Johnson
Earl
Monroe
The
Bullets
Tom Kron
Sonics
Durango Chief Gives Brief View on New Topless Entertainment Ordinance
Police Chief Cloyd Hubertus responded briefly to questions about Durango Colorado's new ordinance banning topless entertainment. When pressed, he summed up his stance with a concise remark.
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Durango
Colo
UPI
Cloyd Hubertus
Hubertus
Committee Pushes Further Study on National Football Championship
NCAA committee in Palm Springs voted to continue study on a national college football championship. Chairman Paul Brechter said many facts remain before an equitable recommendation. Attendees included Rose Sugar Cotton Orange Liberty Gator bowls and officials from the Pac Coast SEC Big Eight conferences.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Paul Breenler
Western Athletic’ Conference
Denver
Brechter
Bonnies Stay Perfect With Overtime Win Over Fairfield
St Bonaventure and Houston are the only teams to finish the regular season undefeated. Bonnies edge Fairfield 69 61 in overtime to claim their 22nd win and first perfect season in 30 years. Niagara freshman Murphy posts 41 as Purple Eagles beat Canisius 96 84. Purdue beats Michigan State 93 75. Columbia shocks Princeton 92 74 to win Ivy title. East Tennessee State 79 75 over Murray State to seize Ohio Valley crown.
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Brown Indians
Bonnies
Fairfield
Niagara
Purple Eagles
Canisius
Rick Mount
Purdue
Boilermakers
Michigan State
Columbia
East Tennessee
Jim McMillian
Princeton
Mike—Kretzer
Buccaneers
Murray State
Florida State
Indiana
Hayes Voted Top Player by United Press International
Houston's Elvin Hayes, 6-8 forward from Rayville Louisiana, voted UPI Player of the Year by 250 voters. He led with 184 votes, ahead of Pete Maravich and Lew Alcindor, ending a season averaging over 35 points and 18 rebounds per game and earning a fourth straight All-America berth.
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Elvin Hayes
Houston
BCS
United Press International
Rayhille
Hayes
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
Maravich
Lew Alcinder
UCLA
Oscar Robertson
Cougars
Valparaiso
Ukiah Golfers Open NBL Season At Oakmont Links
Ukiahi golf coach Bob Marsh leads the team in a pre season tune up against Healdsburg with NBL standings at stake. The 1968 schedule opens Thursday at Oakmont Links with Santa Rosa as a key early foe. Starting lineup features John Smith at No 5 and Jimmy Strong at No 2, paired with Juniors Jakovac and Hozell, plus a deep supporting squad. The Healdsburg match was postponed twice, now set for March 29.
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Ing
Ukiahi
Fred Sten
Heath
Ukialy
Ron Hunt
Andy Anderson
Bob Marsh
Healdsburg
Oakmont Links
Santa
NBE
Vallejo
Napa
Petaluma
Santa Rosa
Mont
Gomery
Hogan
Ukialk
Jan Jakovac
Jim Hozell
Jim—Bassler
John Smith
Soph
Jimmy Strong
Ukiah
NBL
Tom ‘Hill
Frosh Verl Steppe
Soph John Sohn
Soph Mike
Madison
Mike KinNen
Frosh
Chiff Rowson
Dave Ornham
Kim Vagt
Alan Hock
Kevin Massenvill
Norm Thurston
Wildcats
Willie Mays Conducts Outfield Clinic At Giants Camp
At the Giants training camp in Gala Grande Arizona Willie Mays led an outfielding class under the sun. Players in attendance included Jay Alou Bob Bonds Ollie Brown Ty Cline Ken Henderson Frank Johnson Dave Marshall and Bernie Williams. Gaylord Perry also appeared set to continue spring form as Cesar Gutierrez signed his contract leaving Tito Fuentes unsigned.
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Ariz
Willie Mays
Mays
Arizona Sun
San Francisco Giants
Jay Alou
Bob ‘Bonds
Ollie Brown
Ty Cline
Ken Henderson
Frank Johnson
Dave ‘Marshall
Bernie Williams
Gaylord Perry
Appling's A's Blank DiMaggio's Squad in Spring Tilt
In Bradenton at the Athletics camp, Appling's A's blanked DiMaggio's squad 8-0. Ramon Webster belted a two run homer off Darrell Osteen and Jim Hunter. Chuck Dobson, Ken Sanders, and others impressed on the mound.
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Bradenton
Fla
Hall of
Joe Mean
Oakland Athletics
Appling
Ramon “Webster
Darrell Osteen
Jim Hunter
Chuck Dobson
Cny “Pierce
Ken Sanders
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