Empire Sailing Club opens 1963 season on Clear Lake
Empire Sailing Club readies a 1963 sailing season kickoff on Clear Lake at the Rendezvous pier. Tomales and Windjammer Junior Sailing Clubs join, inviting spectators and prospective members to enjoy weekend races and learn sailing from Commodore Eric Jahcobsen and officials.
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Empire Sailing Club
Tombllés Sailing Club
Santa Rosa Windjummer
Eric Jahcobsen
Les Warner
Robert Hunt
Hal Stuart
Bob Hunt
Ed Peterson
Andre Aldegge
New Empire Sailing Club
Rendezvous
Ben Applegate
Clear Lake
Lake Mendocino
Tomates
Windjammer
Fmypire Sailing Club
Don Defense Choices SJS Broncs Next
The University of San Francisco, famed for a 60 game win streak and two NCAA titles in the 1950s, edged San Jose State 59-46 on the road to tie for first in the West Coast Conference. Dave Lee scored 9 as John Johana added 15 while San Francisco's defense limited San Jose State to 9% in the first half.
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United Press International
University of San Francisco
San Francisco
Bill Russell
K. €. Jones
Boston Celtics
San Jose State
Santa Mara
Dave Lee
Far Francisco
Qe Johana
Bens
San Jose Geenis
Pennis Bates
Santos
Gine Powers
Villatva
Lath
York
Ourney
Wis
Caien
Dayton
Banisius
Early Wynn Gets Chance With Chicago Comeback Bid
Early Wynn, 43, seeks a comeback with the Chicago White Sox after missing a 30 decision goal last season. He shows in an intra squad game as the White Sox prep for a six-inning tuneup before the exhibition season. Team officials weigh his prospects while Burnside replaces Milt Pappas in the Orioles and other spring notes surface from league camps.
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Uu White Fay
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pahager
Fee
O'Soole
Fim Owens
Ken Glant
Burnside
Baltimore
Yankees
Alling
Milt Pappas
Oraout
Robin Roberts
Meg Barber
Orly
Roger Craig
Ackson
Craig Anderson
Giants,Stringing Cepeda talks near impasse in salary dispute
San Francisco Giants vice president Chub Feeney said Orlando Cepeda's contract talks reached an impasse after four calls in 24 hours. Cepeda offered the same around $45,000 salary as last year while asking for more. Juan Marichal remained far apart, with figures around $30,000 cited amid potential finalizing. Jose Carde nal quit briefly due to illness. Matty Alou returned to play. Billy Hoe rt’s shoulder flared as Alvin Dark named O'Dell Perry and Stanek to start Saturday’s Cactus League game versus Cleveland.
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Ariz
UPI
Sanahcisco Giants
Dng
Orlando Cepeda
Giant
Chub Feeney
Cepeda
Samme
Hi Agai
Cépeda
Joe Dimaggio
Yankee
Feeny
Juan Marichal
Giants
Marichall
Marichal
Dominiitah Republic
Jose Cardenal
Matty Alou
Billy Héert
Alvin Dark
Billy O'Dell
Gaylord Perry
al Stanek
Orcher
Clévelatia
Leais Blades Vie Tonight In WHL Showdown
The San Francisco Seals chase a sixth straight win and sole lead in the Southern Division as they face the Los Angeles Blades in Los Angeles. The only game on the WHL schedule tonight, with Vancouver leveraging a 3-1 win over Calgary to pull four points clear of Seattle in the Northern Division. Calgary still clings to third, one point ahead of Edmonton after a Calgary loss.
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United Press International
San Francisco Seals
Los Angeles Blades
Los Angeles
Seals
Portland Buckaroos
Calgary Stampeders
Vancouver
Canucks
Seattle
Stampeders
Calgary
John Kosiancic
Buddy Boone
Bob McCusker
Marty Howe
Edmonton
Chicago Tightens Race For NHL Title As Hawks Slip
Chicago, pursued by Toronto, sees the Maple Leafs close to within a few points of first place after Toronto beat Boston and Chicago fell to New York. Ged Kelly led Toronto with two goals while Dick Duff and Frank Mahovlich added one apiece as Johnny Bower stopped 33 shots. Toronto maintained eight games left. Chicago had seven.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Hawks
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Leafs
Glack Hawks
Ged Kelly
Maple Leafs
Dick Duff
Frank Mahovlich
Toronto
Johnny Bow
d_ Johnston
Informal hockey tilt returns sport to Santa Rosa after long absence
After a 90 year gap, ice hockey returned to Santa Rosa with an exhibition between the Oakland Oaks and Richmond Red Wings drawing 112 fans at the Summerfield arena. Rennie Calder stared in goal for Oakland, stopping a shot that left him briefly bloodied, while N Boyes of the Oaks led scoring with five goals. The next game is slated for March 20 at 8 p.m. with similar excitement anticipated as teams test the icy arena.
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Skippy Baxter
Santi Rosa
Aresia
War Werth
Oakland Oaks
Richmond Red Wings
Summerfield Road
Mountgomery Lane
Johary and
Ren’s
Ustal
Sorié
Kayoed
Oakland
Bob Slonaker
Rennie Calder
Berkeley
Nets
K. Farley
R. Hamlett
D. Ryerson
Santa Rosa Ice Arena
N. Boyes
The
Oaks
Ollie Knopp
Wings
Gordon Tangway
Red Wings
J. Fox
Merle
Lakers Cup Title SF Loses Ground In Chicago Loss
The Lakers clinched their second Western Division title by beating Cincinnati 106-97, ending a five game skid. In Baltimore the Chicago Zephyrs beat the San Francisco Warriors 121-111 amid a bomb scare. Wilt Chamberlain scored 51 for SF as they fall further from a Western playoff spot. Tonight Stracke meets York and the Celtics face the Pistons in Detroit.
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California Grenache Grape Acreage Report
The Grenache grape ranked third among white grapes grown in California with 10 808 acres, reflecting its notable cultivation in the state.
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California
Block U Boxing Show Tomorrow Promises Action
Coach Bil Tatam expects about 23 bouts at Chessall Gymnasium starting 8 p.m. with tickets at 1 and 50 cents. The ninth annual Block U boxing show features 70 hopefuls, many veterans in their senior year, including Jim Schmitz, Russ Swinney, Richard Webb, Mike Crofoot, and Gary Gleason in Block A.
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Chessall Gymnasium
Survivor
Ife
Chestall Gynt
Chessall
Jim
Jeep) Schmitz
Russ Swinney
Richard Webb
Mike Crofoot
Gary Gleason
John Couglin
Pat Hook
Detroit Wins AAU Ring in Near-Last National Gloves Meet
Detroit topped the team standings with 16 points as Chicago and Columbus tied for second at 12 in the AAU boxing meet likely the final Golden Gloves national. Individual champions included Harley Cooper of Omaha winning heavyweight and Wade Smith of Muncie taking welterweight in a rematch of last year’s title bout. Emanuel Steward claimed the 138 pound crown for Detroit, while other titles went to Freddie Garcia Roswell 112 pounds Nick Petracca Chicago 126 Perry Bennett Streator 135 Bir Trouglas Columbus light heavyweight Ted Gullick Cleveland.
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UPI
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Omaha
Harley Cooper
Wade Smiifs
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Air Force
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Kansas City
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Witch
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Nick Petracca
Perry Bennett
Bir Trouglas
Ted Gullick
Fullmer Named Boxer of the Month by WBA Vote
Gene Fullmer former middleweight champion from Utah was chosen boxer of the month by the World Boxing Association for his bold bid to regain the title on February 23. He forced a 15 round draw with Dick Tiger in Las Vegas, Tiger retaining the 160 pound crown.
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UPI
Gene Fullmer
World Boxing Association
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Las Vegas
New
Tiger
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