Girls edge Oak Manor 15 13 in overtime to win tourney
Yokayo claimed the 5th and 6th grade girls basketball title with a 15 13 overtime victory over Oak Manor after a season that saw Yokayo go undefeated in league play and secure the top seed with a first round bye. Kristin Bryan and Vinca Brown sparked Oak Manor while C Chapman and J Rueb led Yokayo in a tense final. A New York Open note reports Bill Talbert is named chairman and tournament director for the 1971 Open.
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Robert Fox
Ukiah Recreation Department
Ukiah
Brenda Cartwright
Don Hammond
Kathy
Ukiah Unified Schools
Yokayo
Oak Manor
Kristin Bryan
Vinca Brown
C. Chapman
J. Rueb
Yokavyo
New York
UPI
Bill Talbert
West Side
Forest Hills
Frazier Admitted For Routine Tests After High Blood Pressure
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier checked into St Luke's Hospital in Philadelphia for routine tests after reporting fatigue. Dr. James Giuffre said he would be hospitalized at least a week. Frazier’s blood pressure rose from 130/80 before the fight to 160/90 at the hospital. Cassius Clay wished him well, while noting Frazier must rest.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Joe Frazier
St. Luke’s Children’s Medical Center
James C. Giuffre
Cassius Clay
New York
Frazier
Giuffre
Williams aims to push A's to division title in 1971
Oakland manager Dick Williams vows a winning attitude and a stronger club than the previous year. He backs omnipresent stars Don Mincher Bert Campaneris Sal Bando and Reggie Jackson while rebuilding rotation with Chuck Dobson Jim Hunter Rollie Fingers Vida Blue and others. Odom's arm rehab is paced with doctors' approval as the A's eye about 200 homers and a division crown.
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Williams
Minnesota Twins
Reggie Jackson
John Odom
Jackson
Charlie Finley
Odom
Vida Blue
John McNamara
Don Mincher
Dick Green
Bert Campaneris
Sal Bando
Felipe Alou
Rick Monday
Dave Duncan
Frank Fernandez
Gene Tenace
Chuck Dobson
Jim Hunter
Rollie Fingers
Blue
Jim Roland
Paul Lindblad
Diego Segui
Bob Locker
Marcel Lachemann
Jim Panther
Art Boyd
Chris Floethe
Giants Rally in Phoenix Win 6-5 Over Brewers in Spring
Don McMahon earned his first spring win by blanking Milwaukee over the final two innings as George Foster delivered a 10th inning sacrifice fly to plate Jim Rosario in Phoenix. Willie Mays hit a key double in a Giants rally that erased a late deficit and kept rookie Steve Stone's strong spring showing in the spotlight.
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UPI
Don McMahon
Milwaukee Brewers
San Francisco
George Foster
Jim Rosario
Brewers
Giants
A’s
Steve Stone
Charlie Fox
Stone
Milwaukee
Bill Parsons
Willie Mays
Ukiah Golfers Edge Past Montgomery Vikings
Ukiah won 814 to 614 at Santa Rosa on a soggy Oakmont course in a makeup NBL I dual. Verl Steppe, trailing by three with five holes left, rallied to a 1 1 1 1 percentage, shooting 78 with birdies to salvage a key point. Junior Mike Gulyash won 3 0 in No. 2, Malcolm MacDonald 79 earned a half point, and freshman Paul Wayland energized No. 5 with 79 and 21 1 21 points. Ukiah will host Petaluma tomorrow before a return to Santa Rosa and Oakmont next Thursday.
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Piner
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Oakmont
Montgomery Vikings
Verl Steppe
Kerry Schaffer
Montgomery
Mark Sparso
Paul Wayland
Petaluma
Ukiah Municipal
Santa Rosa Panthers
Smith fuels Cavaliers past Warriors in pivotal win
Bobby Smith scored a career high 37 as Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the San Francisco Warriors 108-103. Walt Wesley added key baskets late, sparking a fourth quarter rally. The loss hurts San Francisco’s bid for second in the Pacific Division and a final playoff spot.
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UPI
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San Francisco Warriors
Smith
Walt Wesley
Cleveland Cavaliers
Warriors
Cavaliers
al Attles
San Francisco
Cleveland
Chicago Bulls
Seattle
Chicago
Royals
Atlanta
Bob Cousy
Phoenix
Bulls
Attles
San Diego
Detroit
Milwaukee
Portland
Redwood Empire Quarter Horse Night at Bay Meadows
REQHA was proclaimed Bay Meadows Night on opening day of the Quarter Horse Meet. President Paul Lewis announced the honor at a Ukiah meeting. A large Redwood Empire attendance will dine in the Turf Club and cheer a winner from March 20 to June 22 with night racing.
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Redwood Empire Quarter Horse Association
Bay Meadows Race Track
Ukiah
Paul Lewis
Windsor
Redwood Empire
Bay Meadows
Cooper retires after close title disappointment
Henry Cooper, famed for knocking down Muhammad Ali and holding the British Heavyweight title longer than any other man, announces retirement after a 15 round loss to Joe Bugner in Wembley. Cooper, 36, previously fell to Floyd Patterson in 1966 and had led the British title since 1959 with a brief voluntary break.
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England
UPI
Henry Cooper
Muhammad Ali
Cooper
Joe Bugner
Floyd Patterson
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