Ukiah Judo Duo Heads to Fresno Nationals
Ukiah instructor Roy Lucas and Cesar Alcordo journey to Fresno for the National Judo Championships to learn from top competitors. The Ukiah Dojo, behind Rubio Electric on E Perkins, trains Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 pm, promoting nine new mats and a strong youth turnout as locals gain belts from white to green and brown.
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Pistons clinch third in West playoffs with win over Knicks
United Press International reports the Detroit Pistons beat the New York Knicks 112-89 to secure third place in the Western Division and host St Louis in the first Western Division playoff game next Wednesday. The Pistons rallied from a 73-72 deficit in the fourth period with a 9-0 run to seal the win in their final home game. The Hawks beat the Lakers 112-98 in Los Angeles as the Lakers suffer through a tough stretch.
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Fortuna and Ukiah to clash at Ukiah course Sunday
Ukiah Men's Golf Club hosts Fortuna Men's Golf team Sunday with tee off around 8:30 a.m. at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course as part of the regular home and home interclub season. California, Idaho, Oregon, Texas and Washington are noted for statehood by a narrow margin of one vote.
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Mississippi State seeks quick NCAA playoff ruling in court
Mississippi State University battles an injunction delaying its entry into the NCAA playoffs. The racially integrated field spurred a court fight as the Bulldogs, SEC champions, prepared to depart Starkville for East Lansing to face Loyola of Chicago in the Mideast Regional. Loyola coach George Ireland called the injunction a disgrace to basketball.
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Clay Given Unpopular Decision Over Jones
Unbeaten Cassius Clay defeats Doug Jones by a 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden to a loud disapproval from 8,732 fans. The bout sparked calls for a June rematch at Yankee Stadium amid ongoing speculation of Clay facing Sonny Liston next.
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Face Debuts as Starter in Pirates Camp Exhibition
Mile Face, 150 pounds, started for the Pirates in a camp event and impressed by pitching three scoreless innings in a 15-3 win over the Cardinals. He plans to wait by the bullpen telephone for a potential starter's crack through October while teams around him posted other spring results including Giants, Dodgers, and Mets victories.
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Final Signups For Little Loops Slated Saturday
North and South Ukiah Little Leagues remind returning players to sign up this Saturday from noon to 4 p m at the Ukiah Police Station. Presidents Spagnola and Goertz urge all boys to enroll, with teams available for every registrant in regular or Coast Leagues. Eight-year-olds may join Coast League in the South Ukiah Little League. North Coast League ages stay nine to 12.
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Seals Fall at Seattle in Western Hockey League
In Seattle the Totems defeated the San Francisco Seals 64 Seals trailed Portland by three points in the Western Hockey League Southern Division race after Portland beat Edmonton. Seattle exploited a Seals power play lapse in the second period scoring three goals while Jean Marc Picard sat out. Gayle Fielder scored late to seal the win as Seattle moved into a first place tie with Vancouver in the Northern division.
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Fort Bragg Nine Here Tomorrow
Ukiah's Varsity baseball team opens its 1963 season tomorrow at Anton Stadium against Fort Bragg with a 3 30 p m start Coach Charlie Myers begins his first season and will test many players at each position especially on the mound The likely starting nine includes Layne McElroy Mattson Lynch Myers Jahn Maize Ledford and Soinila with Morris possibly in the first innings and Jatodine Vial Blank and Simpson among others contributing later The Journal notes the team has worked hard and shows promise as a strong baseball crew
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