Potter Valley Stuns Saints In Tight Tournament Thriller
Potter Valley edged Saint to claim a dramatic overtime win in a high school tournament. Jim Schneider led Potter with 12 first-half points and 27 overall, while Steve Johnson drove the Saint attack with 17 points but fell short. Neil Elmer and Andy Andersen contributed strong rebounding and scoring as Valley rallied from pressure defense and late miscues by the Saints.
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Neil Elmer
Andy Andersen
Freitas
Johnson
Petaluma
Basi Aggett
Saints
Jerry Griffin
Potter
Kirchmeier
Elmer
Anderson
Archie Ross
Point Arena
Mendocino
Jerry Gif
Hd Harvey
Jim England
A Lakes
San. Rafael
Sehneider
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Elk’ Creek
Andersen
G Pal
Jim Schneider
Lakes
Max Morgan
Mark Bean
Ed Harvey
Jim
England
Walt
Matson
Mendocing
Mike
Mike Dettling
St. ‘Vincent
Ike
Rafael
Military Academy
Jim Schnelier
Doug Andersen
Valley
Morgan
Bean
Ed.Harvey
Eneland
Fréitas
Dettling
St. Vincent's
Steve Johnson
Mike Lakes
San Rafael Military Academy
Jimim Schneider
Bearcats
Steve Buchholz
Buchholz
Ukiah Tennis Team Opens Season With FresHmen Trio
Ukiah High tennis opens its season Tuesday under coach Rev. Hoyt. Seniors and juniors, including Nicholson and Allen Cooper, lead the squad. The 1985 schedule features matches through May with 4 p.m. starts unless noted. Weather permitting, practices begin with early-season drills and experimental lineups.
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Newitt
Montégmery
Tigers rout Pilots as McLain eyes dream season
Spring training notes describe Denny McLain potentially mirroring 1969 form after a five run first inning surge by Detroit. Bill Freehan launched a homer and a two run shot by Redmond highlighted the Tigers offense. Seattle’s Pilots showed early promise with Mike Hegan adding a double and single as Bauton Barber and Bates aided a solid pitching effort.
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Tigers
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Homer
Seattle Pilots
Atics
Bauton
Steve Barber
Alla ‘ Harlie
Bates
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Bruins fall to USC in upset at Pauley Pavilion
UCLA suffered a 46-44 upset loss to archrival Southern California as Ernie Powell hit an 18 foot jumper with six seconds left. Bruins coach John Wooden called the defeat a blessing in disguise and noted the setback might help in the NCAA tournament. Weber State beat Seattle 75-73 and New Mexico State eliminated Brigham Young 74-62 in the regionals buildup.
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United Press International
Santa Clara
New ‘Mexico
UCLA
Bruins
California
USC
Big Sky
Weber State
West ‘Coast Athletic Conference
New
Mexico
State
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Winlie
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Western _Athletic
Brigham
Cnight
Santa ‘Kia
Broncos
St. Way's S
Bud Ogden
Santa Clara Histo
Mike Gervasoni
t.Lascisco
Pra Eatione
Feena Ae Pa Aces
Joe Callaghan
Chatman
Evansville
Ind
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Callaghan
Nevada Las
Vegas
Ukiah High opens season with multi-sport lineups at Anton Stadium
Ukiah's varsity and jayvee baseball squads host Healdsburg Greyhounds at Anton Stadium in the season opener. Coaches plan mixed lineups as pitchers and position players from the 1969 roster return, with notable players such as Dennis Scoiepo and Tim Trotter expected to handle key roles.
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RTE Bay
Baseball
Anton Stadium
Ukiah
Varsty
Jayvees
Healdshore
Ukiah Delivers Hopeful Glimpse of Spring Sports Matchups
The article lists Ukiah and Healdsburg teams eyeing a first game in wet conditions with outfields and lineups mentioned. It notes Johnson and Sebo at center, Babcock Anderson and Walsh among players just out of basketball, plus Snarski comments on teams needing work. Healdsburg may be handicapped by basketball postseason games, but Ukiah fans look forward to outdoor support as basketball and wrestling wrap up.
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Johnson
Ande Sebo
Bree Ent
Bob Babcock
Anderson
Kirby Walsh
Larry
Long
Bill Strong
Snarski
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Healdsburg
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Theéaldsburg
Anton Stadium
Ukiahona
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Sateen
Gurney team claim best in chaotic tournament finish
A scrambled report notes St. Vincent's Petaluma edged to victory at a 1969 tournament finale on Saturday. The Gurney squad received awards as part of the concluding ceremony with each boy honored.
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St. Vincent's
Petaluma
Kiev Draws With Clippers At Kezar Stadium
Dynamo Kiev United States tour ends in a 1 0 draw with the California Clippers at Kezar Stadium in windy sunny conditions. John Kowalik headed in the second half to give the Clippers their first victory over Kiev in three meetings and a 1-0 win in this game.
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UPI
Dynamo Kiev
Soviet Union
Goalc
California Clippers
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John Kowalik
Kezar Stadium
Clippers
Tew
Kiev
Keza Fidium
Lo: Ahigeles Coliseum
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Ane
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Bannikov
Frank Mesaros
Edgar Marin
Tor Gbalie
California
Mirko Stojanovich
New York City
Cardinals Hopefuls Rally With Three Run Homer
Trying for a berth at first base or in the outfield, a Cardinals batter belted a three run homer boosting the team's chances. The line drive came in a tense late inning as coaches watch for roster spots and position battles.
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Cardinals
England's Cricketers Close Columnist Stretch
A clipped column notes that England's national summer sport, cricket, clears a long stretch of play as observers reference an old term for a stick and cite the Britannica. The piece reads as a fragment on sporting tradition and linguistic trivia in a newspaper column.
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Encyclopaedia _ Britannica
Jones Celtics Crush Warriors on Sam Jones Day
Boston routed San Francisco 110 to 92 as Sam Jones neared retirement. The Celtics led 29-12 after one quarter and 58-31 at halftime, with John Havlicek scoring 22 and Larry Siegfried 16. Bob Lewis led the Warriors with 16.
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UPI
Sam Jones
Ton Gardens
Francisco
Celtic Ee
Larry Siegfried
John Havlicek
San’ Francisco
Bob Lewis
Oaks clinch near title with rout of Nets in Oakland
The Oaks beat the New York Nets 129 to 104 to pull within one win of the Western Division crown in the American Basketball Association. Gary Bradshaw scored 25 and Warren Armstrong 20 for Oakland while Wilbert Fraziér and Walt Simon each had 20 for the Nets. The club hosts third-place Denver next, with a win possibly sealing the division.
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American Basketball Association
Suns
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Nets
Gary Bradsi
Warren Armstrong
Wilbert
Fraziér
Walt Simon
Anpétes Stairs
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