Ukiah opens 1965 baseball season with 2-0 win
Ukiah High School beat Healdsburg 2 to 0 at Anton Stadium in the varsity opener behind starter Jah Williams and reliever Alar Estes. Williams went 2 for 2, Bechtol led Ukiah with a first inning RBI, Lucchesi added a fourth inning run, and Estes allowed two hits while pitching five scoreless frames. Despite miscues, Ukiah showed promise in the season debut.
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Baylor's Underhand Shots Spark Lakers Victory
The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Baltimore Bullets 123-114 as Elgin Baylor scored 37 points, including two remarkable underhand spin shots. Jerry West added 37 points with Baylor to lift the Lakers toward the Western Division title. Meanwhile the Knicks beat the 76ers 124-122 in overtime after Wilt Chamberlain and Willis Reed led scorers.
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Empire Sail Club Frostbite Regatta set for Sunday
The Empire Sailing Club will hold its first regatta of the 1965 season the Frostbite Regatta at the Rendezvous pier north of Lakeport. Skippers register at 9 30 a m with racing starting 11 a m. The event includes entries from Tomales and Santa Rosa with boats and crew spaces available for newcomers.
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Detroit Fakes Over NHL Lead
The Detroit Red Wings surged to the top of the NHL standings with a 5 0 win over the Canadiens, marking their sixth straight victory and 11th straight on home ice. Alex DelVecchio scored the deciding goal with five seconds left, giving Detroit 74 points, edging Montreal and Chicago, while Fairachiue and Ullman added key tallies in a tense race for the title.
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Giants Show Signs of Optimism in Arizona Camp
CASA GRANDE ARIZ. Giants hope to move headquarters to Phoenix after a workout focusing on relays and cutoffs. Bobby Bolin dressed for the first time this spring but is limited by a preseason auto accident. Willie Mays defends the team's effort, noting injuries hampered several stars last season while the camp produces optimism about 1965.
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Seals Top Victoria in Key Western Hockey Battle
The San Francisco Seals edged Victoria 4 to 2 to bolster playoff chances in the Western Hockey League. Ed Panagabko Ray Cyr and George Swarbrick scored in the second period. Wayne Connelly tied for the league lead with a third period goal. Al Millar made 42 saves for Victoria while Bobby Perreault stopped 22 for San Francisco. Standings show Vancouver third with 58 points, San Francisco 56, Victoria 53 with four teams left in the race. The schedule notes Victoria at Los Angeles and San Francisco at Portland tonight.
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Ukiah shotgun club opens season with multiple perfect scores
Ukiah shooters return to action at the Redwood Empire round robin meet in Kelseyville on March 28 as over 60 enthusiasts test gear and skill. Ernie Freitas, Herb Singley, and Mort Filers posted perfect 25s at 16 yards, earning starting spots on the A squad amid a wide field of B, C, and D squads and a slate of alternates.
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Angel Squad Split For Mexican Trip
Palm Springs reports a spring split for the Angels with one squad heading to Mexico for a series while the other stays in the United States for the Cactus League. Mexico Blues feature Brunet McBride Pers Knnoop Willie Smith while United States Reds include Chance Lee Newman Adcock Jind Fregos Plersall.
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Carter Wins By Technical Knockout Over Scott
Rubin Carter stopped Harry Scott in the ninth round at Royal Albert Hall after drawing blood from a left eye cut. Carter led 4-2-2 on the scorecard and called for a rematch, while Scott’s grit kept the bout competitive before the stoppage at 1:15. The 5,000-strong crowd witnessed Carter improve to 55-4.
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Dressen Heart Attack Forces Tigers Back to Camp
Dr John Sharpe reports Dressen in improved yet fragile condition after a heart attack. The Tigers face a long recovery period at Lakeland Florida. Dressen's leadership and diamond knowledge are highlighted as key traits guiding the team through this setback.
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California State Boxing Champions List
Rundown lists current California state champions across weight classes as required by the Athletic Commission. Heavyweight Roger Rischer, Light Heavy Roger Rouse, Middle Johnny Smith, Welter Gabe Terronez, Lightweight Paul Armstead, Featherweight Doh Johnson, Bantamweight Jorge Salazar.
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