Block A Boxing Show Delivers Strong Night of Fights
Attendance at the Ches sall Gym for the 9th Annual Block A boxing night varied, but a record crowd saw a mix of action including two TKOs in the novice division. Randy Seward stopped Gracy Garland in the first, while David Lozano floored Dale Fortner in the second to claim a win as referee Gary Winston halted the match. Senior bouts featured gritty, fast exchanges with Lozano and Carte, Johnson and Sanchez, and a standout match between Hook brothers showcasing rising talent and solid technique.
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Ice Seals Split Trailing By Point In WHL
The San Francisco Seals beat Spokane 3 to 1 to gain two points and stay one point behind Portland in the Western Hockey League division race. Len Haley and Nick Mickoski scored early for SF, while Spokane’s Jerry Brison closed the first period with a score. Portland awaits Edmonton after a 8-1 loss to SF.
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Jayvee Nine Hosts Potter Ukiah JV Baseball Rematch
Ukiah Jayvee aims to repeat against Potter Ukiah JV after a 2 1 cliffhanger. The 3 30 pm game on the county hospital field features frequent substitutions, with a seven or nine inning format per agreement. Rain disrupts workouts as Potter heads to Hopland Friday for its first major league opponent. Ukiah Varsity hosts Fort Bragg in Anton Stadium Friday.
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Stanford UCLA Face Playoff Shakeup in Big Six Title
UCLA won 72-53 over California to share the Big Six title with Stanford, which lost in overtime to USC 67-61. USF clinched the WCAC crown with a 62-61 victory over Santa Clara, earning an NCAA regional spot. The four teams head toward Provo for the western finals.
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Women's Golf Scores and Handicap Updates
Lorraine Foster won the 18 hole event with a net 72 and Barbara Cox led nine hole play with a 42 net while Gladys Stickney was runner-up in 18 holes with 73 and DeDe Finn third with 75. Hostess Gertrude Reid notes tomorrow's play will be odd or even. Handicap changes include DeDe Finn 18 to 17 and Lorraine Foster 24 to 25. all players must post at least three scores by end of March, counting January and February scores.
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Warriors fall as Nationals set scoring record in big win
Syracuse Nationals defeated the San Francisco Warriors 163 to 148 at home. Lee Shaffer led Nationals with 31 points while Wilt Chamberlain scored 70 for San Francisco. The loss wrecked SF’s playoff chances. Detroit clinched a tie for third with a win over Los Angeles.
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Golfer 51 Wins Jamaica Open With Two-Under 70
Kingston Jamaica John Barnum 51 won the Jamaica Open by two strokes with a final round two-under par 70 finishing at 24 under for 72 holes. Charles Sifford national Negro champion was second at 276. Gob Brue and Ed Rubis tied for third with 270s.
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McCovey homers lead Giants past Indians in Phoenix clash
Willie McCovey slugged two home runs as the San Francisco Giants, fresh from a 10-7 win over Cleveland, defeated Boston in a Cactus League tuneup. McCovey belted a first inning run and a seventh inning shot, with Felipe Alou and Hal Lanier also homering. Bob Garibaldi and Al Stanek pitched for SF as Jim Duffalo ועוד. The note mentions holds and a thumb injury to Jim Davenport.
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Clay Jakes Both To Get Good Gate
Broadway scalpers charged up to 50 for choice seats as Cassius Clay and Doug Jones completed training for their heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden Wednesday night. Demand for the first sellout at the Garden in 13 years pushed some ringside tickets to 75 to 100 before fight time. Clay, the Louisville Lip, announced a change in plan predicting a fourth round knockout of Jones, who upset Zora Folley in 1962 at the Garden.
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Barons Tie AHL Record With 27 Game Unbeaten Run
The Cleveland Barons set an AHL record for most consecutive games without a defeat at 27, a mark achieved during the 1947-48 season.
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