National and State JC wrestling meet highlights
Four wrestlers from Sonoma State and Santa Rosa JC reached NCAA and California State JC finals, with Vallejo’s Dave Osterkamp winning the State JC 177 title in 33 seconds. Benny Guerra and Joey Alvarado also shined, helping Sonoma State place in the top 30 as Cal Poly dominated NCAA action in Fargo.
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Benny Guerra
Sonoma State
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Townsend State
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Ukiah
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Mattson
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Glenn Anderson
Torres
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Mankato
Minn
Wilkes
Oswego
N.Y
Raiders fill coaching spots with Zeman hire
Oakland Raiders completed their 971 coaching staff by hiring Bob Zeman as defensive backfield coach. Zeman, 34, replaces Richie McCabe who resigned and later joined the Cleveland Browns. He coached at Wisconsin Northwestern and Joliet and was a former defensive back for the Chargers and Broncos.
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UPI
Oakland Raiders
Bob Zeman
Zeman
Richie McCabe
Cleveland Browns
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern
Joliet
San Diego Chargers
Denver Broncos
Wildcats try again after rainouts host Piner in openers
Ukiah schedules a Tuesday 3 30 p m start for first home games at Anton Stadium and the high school field by County Hospital against Piner Santa Rosa after back to back rainouts. Varsity and Jayvee wins at Santa Rosa set a hopeful tone despite ongoing wet weather.
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Tough Nine
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Wildcat Netters
Palmer edges Boros to win Florida Citrus title
Arnold Palmer, 41, won the Florida Citrus Invitational with a tournament record 270 total, seven birdies, and a final 68 to edge Julius Boros by one stroke. He earned $30,000 and leads this year’s money list with $89,862. Boros, 51, shot 69 to finish one behind after rounds of 67 68 67 and 69.
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Fla
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Julius Boros
Tom Shaw
J.C. Snead
Boros
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Reberger Emerging as Giants Starting Pitcher
Righthander Frank Reberger, 6-5, 200 pounds from Caldwell Idaho, is moving toward a Giants starting role. He threw 5 2-3 shutout innings against the Chicago Cubs in Phoenix as San Francisco won 5-1. Billy Williams hit a homer off Reberger in the sixth, but manager Charlie Fox is hopeful Reberger will join Juan Marichal and Gaylord Perry in the rotation.
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UPI
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San Francisco Giants
Caldwell
Idaho
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Jim Moyer
Don Carruthers
Charlie Fox
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
Reggie Jackson boosts spring with power and contact
In Mesa Arizona US spring action Reggie Jackson of the Oakland Athletics hit his sixth spring homer and fourth in four games helping the A's beat the Lotte Orions 8 to 7. He emphasizes making contact to improve his batting average and reduce strikeouts as two of his homers came off Juan Marichal and Gaylord Perry.
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Gaylord Perry
Jackson
Bruins surge to 73-62 win and Pac-8 title clinch
UCLA the No ranked Bruins beat USC 73-62 at Pauley Pavilion to seal a 14-0 Pac-8 record and a spot in the Western Regionals semifinals. Sidney Wicks led with strong defense and 13 points as Curtis Rowe added 15 points 14 rebounds while Dennis Layton paced USC with 15. Bruins set up a date with Brigham Young in Salt Lake City.
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UPI
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Bruins
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Wooden
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Western Athletic Conference
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Wicks
Dennis Layton
Paul Westphal
Johnny Dee
Dee
Fordham
Furman
Pennsylvania
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Marquette
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Ohio
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Weber State
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Meninger Stars
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North Carolina
Drake
Louisville
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Southern California
Notre Dame star Austin Carr named Player of the Year
Notre Dame guard Austin Carr was named college basketball Player of the Year for 1970-71 by United Press International. He led the nation in scoring a 37.5 average, won the James A. Naismith Trophy, and helped Notre Dame reach the NCAA tournament with a 46-point performance against UCLA in a televised game. Carr defeated UCLA's Sidney Wicks by a wide margin in the balloting of 394 voters.
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UCLA
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Atlanta
Wicks
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Mississippi
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South Carolina
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Marquette
Warriors near playoff berth in final week of season
The San Francisco Warriors, with a two game magic number, rest in Cleveland before four-game stretch to seal second in the Pacific Division. They face Cleveland Tuesday, Cincinnati Wednesday, Chicago Thursday, and Seattle Sunday, as coach Al Attles aims to avoid a backdoor playoff entry.
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UPI
San Francisco Warriors
Warriors
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Seattle
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Cavaliers
Royals
Cincinnati
Chicago Bulls
Seattle Sonics
al Attles
NCAA tournament opens with intense regional showings
Notre Dame, Houston, Fordham and Penn posted first round NCAA wins in the Midwest East and Mideast regions. UCLA and Marquette advanced with strong showings as Dean Meminger and Jim Chones led Marquette. Curtis Rowe and Sidney Wicks paced UCLA in a high profile matchup.
South Ukiah Little League Women’s Auxiliary Meeting
Announcement for a meeting of the South Ukiah Little League Women’s Auxiliary tonight at 7 30 p m at the Ukiah Police Station. All mothers and women interested in helping with South Ukiah Little League activities this season are urged to attend.
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South Ukiah Little League Women’s Auxiliary
Ukiah
South Ukiah Little League
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