Indiana Surges Toward UCLA in NCAA Semifinal Clash
Indiana coach Bobby Knight, unfazed by media doubt, prepares his Hoosiers for a semifinal against UCLA in St Louis after their 72-65 regional final win over Kentucky. UCLA seeks a seventh straight title as Providence faces Memphis State in the other semifinal.
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Ukiahi swimmers push Vikings to final relay loss
Ukiahi Varsity, in its first season in years, battled hard to deny Montgomery in most events at Ukiah Swim Center. The meet ended 54 41 with Montgomery winning the final relay, while Ukiah earned strong showings from divers Joe Masini Tom Neil and sprinters like Rick Cleland and Mark Halvorson.
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Foreman success sparks heftier entries in Golden Gloves
In San Francisco UPI reports eight heavyweight applicants have filed for the March 26 28 30 Golden Gloves at Civic Auditorium, with director Al Sandell predicting more than 10 by deadline. Foreman alumnus status inspires others as manager Dick Sadler says he trains a young amateur heavyweight for his Golden Gloves debut.
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Celtics clinch Atlantic Division title in win over Kings
Celtics beat Kansas City-Omaha 109-105 to hold a share of the Atlantic Division lead as Lakers top Phoenix 131-113. Paul Silas 24 points 21 rebounds and John Havlicek 28 points starred for Boston while Nate Archibald led KC with 35.
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Relay marks set at national women's swimming meet
At Moscow Idaho Michigan State and Princeton set meet records as Arizona State won the team title with 395 points. MSU posted 4 09.99 in the 400 yard medley relay and Princeton clocked 1 40.93 in the 200 yard freestyle relay edging West Chester State, the two year titleholder.
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Ukiah Athletes Host Tuesday Home Meet Bonanza
Ukiah teams stay busy at home Tuesday hosting Sonoma County and NBL foes. Varsity baseball welcomes Healdsburg at Anton Stadium after a 4-2 win at Kentfield and a 19-3 JV romp. swimmers duel Hogan and Vallejo at 3:30 p.m. and tennis hosts Healdsburg with five singles and two doubles. Coach Swarski and Helene Miller prep squads for tight, competitive clashes.
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Cal State Fullerton eyes third NCAA title in San Francisco
The Titans seek a third consecutive NCAA college division gymnastics crown March 29 31 at San Francisco State. More than 150 nationally ranked gymnasts from over 20 schools will compete as part of the championships.
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Bando Subh Has Big Day For Oakland A's
Rich McKinney, new third baseman for Oakland, drove in four runs and collected three hits including two doubles, lifting the A's to a 7-5 victory over the Cleveland B team in Tucson. Bando sat, McKinney excelled, bases loaded hit cleared the way.
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Ukiah Varsity Nine Opens Season With 4-2 Win
Ukiah varsity baseball opened the season with a 4-2 victory over Marin Catholic at College of Marin Kentfield and then a 19-3 five-inning walkover against MC Jayvees. Carl Corippo Tommy Kaye tripled, Doug Baker collected three hits in three trips, and Danny Burton pitched three innings. Tommy Walker earned the win and a save, with Greg Alexander pitching the final portion.
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Ukiah Varsity Hosts Healdsburg After Narrow Win
Ukiah beat Marin Catholic 4-2 as Walker saved the game. Doug Vilotti and Bob Anderson drove in runs with key hits. Corippo cut down a runner at second on a snap throw. Ukiah led 1-0 3-0 and 4-1 before sealing victory. Healdsburg comes Tuesday at Anton Stadium 3:30 p.m. plus a Friday trip to Novato.
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Dodgers Run Mania Sparks 6-0 Win Over Astros
Dodgers swiped seven bases in seven attempts as Lee Lacy went 4-for-4 with two steals and Willie Davis added three steals to back a combined four-hitter by Don Sutton and Eddie Solomon. Willie Crawford drove in three runs with two singles and a sac fly as Bill Russell pledged more aggressive base-running. Other scores: Indians 11, Angels 7. Giants 8, Cubs 7. Rangers 5, Braves 1. Reds 8, Mets 3. Padres 7, Brewers 1. Cards 9, White Sox 8. Twins 9, Red Sox 1. Pirates 7, Orioles 4. Royals 3, Expos 2. Yankees 10, Tigers 6.
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Colbert Seizes Jacksonville Open in Final Rush
Jim Colbert, reading Norman Vincent Peale, kept cool after bogeys early. He overcame a four-over stretch after five holes to win the Jacksonville Open by one stroke over Johnny Miller and others, earning $26,000 with a 279 total. Colbert birdied six and 11 to surge late.
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