Seals Top Blades in OT to Clinch Playoff Spot
In San Francisco the Seals defeated the Los Angeles Blades 3-2 in overtime to secure a Western Hockey League playoff berth. Bob Bailey tapped in the overtime winner at 3:26 as Bev Bentley made 18 saves for the Seals. Real Chevrefils scored twice for Los Angeles, with Al Nicholson tying and Bob Salinger leveling before OT. Seattle moved into second with a 7-4 win over Calgary as attendances soared past record marks at the Cow Palace.
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Seals
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Cow Palace
Real Chevrefils
al Nicholson
Bob Salinger
Chevrefils
Bev Bentley
Marcel Pelletier
Portland
Con Palace
Seattle
Calgary
Danny Belisle
Belisle
Stampeders
Gayle Fielder
Bowing Notes Show Mixed Scores Across Lanes
Local bowling reports include Bud Hess's perfect 300 for the first sanctioned ABC event at Yokayo's Lanes. The Redwood Empire Nite Owls lead Foggy's Liquors by six games as Daniels Harlowe and Shore chase, with top team marks and high individual scores listed across multiple leagues and nights.
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Hollow
House of Gamer
Redwood
Valley Shopping Center
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Ago
Style Art Beauty
Salon
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Connie Garzini
Vinnie .Durner
Vera Smalley
Kathy Smith
Thelma ‘Matthews
Eleanor Simpson
Eunice
Thornton
Thelmadi ‘Matthews
Vera’ Smalley
Phae Lampkin
Vinnie Turner
LaQuita Gloyd
Vesta Dunn
Eunice Thornton
Flo:Zimmerman
Barbara van Fleet
Darlene DeSoto
Shirley Whitcraft
Marie Cato
Donna McCaa
Shirley Wircraft
Pok-a-Dot
Gateway Realty
Antoni
Samoa Club
Valley Pet Shop
Til Club
Gateway
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Pioneer Inn
the Fountain
Potter Valley Store
Kitchel’s Union 76
Dean and Hall
Jim Burris
Ukiah
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Foresters
Purity Stores
Dom Crinella
Lou Grams
Burt Smith
Ed Radcliff
John Frassinello
Gandee
George Koycho
Ted .Goforth
Turner
Ortison
Harold
All-Time 49er Team Selected
Six players were unanimously named to an all time San Francisco Forty Niner team by Northern California sportswriters and broadcasters. The selections include Bruno Banducci Bill Johnson Hugh McElhenny Joe Perry Billy Wilson Leo Nomellini and more.
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UPI
Northern California
Bruno Banducci
Bill Johnson
Hugh McElhenny
Joe Perry
Billy Wilson
Leo Nomellini
Wilson
Gordy Soltau
Alyn Beals
Rob St. Clair
John Thomas
Banducci
Ted Connolly
Frank Albert
Y.A. Tittle
McElhenny
John Strzykalsi
Perry
Ed Hanke
Dan Colching
Nomellini
John Woudenberg
Matt Hazeltine
Vis‘@o Grgich
Hardy Brown
Norm Standlee
Rex Berry
Abel Woodson
Dave Baker
Jim Cason
Cousy Plans Another Year with Celtics
Veteran Bob Cousy, 33, will spend at least one more season as the Celtics playmaking ace after a 90-? with Walter? seven straight from the Eastern Division tithe. Talks followed during a Boston garden workout.
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Bob Cousy
Boston Celtics
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Walter
Awhille
Celtics
Baston Garden
Top NCAA contenders ready in Freedom Hall workouts
Four teams remain in the NCAA race as Ohio State Wake Forest Cincinnati and UCLA prepare for the final rounds in Louisville Ohio State coach Fred Taylor reflects on an era ending and notes promising sophomores while anticipating tough tests ahead in the semi finals and finals.
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Freedom Hall
Ohio State
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Wake Forest
Cincinnati
Bearcats
UCLA
Jook
Buckeye
Fred Taylor
Taylor
Indiana
Jerry Licas
John Hartlicek
Mel Nowell
Hogan Snead to Headline Televised Golf Series
Ben Hogan and Sam Snead agree to a series of televised head-to-head matches on championship courses across the country with non-televised bouts to support the TV show. The plan aims for a possible world-wide finale. Corcoran touts the potential for enormous global audiences and peak gallery attendances.
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Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Oscar Fraley
MIAMI
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Sammy Snead
Fred Corcoran
Iman
Corcoran
Hogan
Snead
Svinit
Kennedy
State Department
Peace Corps
Doral
United States
Wentworth
England
Hogar
Mexico City
Melbourne
Tokyo
Dublin
Puerto Rico
St. Andrews
Carnoustle
Japan
Argentina
Avill
Bruins Ready for Cinderella Moment in NCAA Semifinals
UCLA coach John Wooden travels with 13 players as the Bruins prep for a semifinal showdown with Cincinnati in Louisville after a dramatic late surge to win the Far Western title. Ohio State meets Wake Forest in the other semifinal with the title game set for Saturday.
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UCLA
Bruins
Cincinnati
Louisville
John Wooden
Utah State
Oregon State
Ohio State
Wake Forest
Wooden
St. Louis Cardinal Tackle Ernie McMillan Related to Pistons Star
Ernie McMillan of the St. Louis football Cardinals is the brother of Shellie McMillan of the Detroit Pistons. The name spelling difference stems from their birth certificates.
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UPI
Ernie McMillan
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Shellie McMillan
Detroit Pistons
Pierce Slugged in Spring Game by Angels
San Francisco pitcher Billy Pierce endured a brutal spring outing as the Los Angeles Angels hammered him for 16 runs on 15 hits in a Palm Springs exhibition. Ken J McBride held the Giants to two runs over five innings while rookies Ron Herbel and Bo Belinsky each allowed one run. The Giants managed eight hits led by Chuck Hiller and Jose Pagan, raising their spring record to 6-6 as Don Larsen and Jim Duffalo were slated to start against Cleveland.
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Giants
Palm Springs
Aide Pierce
Starr
Chicago White Sox
Pierce
Giants. A
Angel
Ken J. McBride
Ron‘ Herbel
San Francisco
Bo Belinsky
Angels
Chuck Hiller
Jose Pagan
Jim ,Duffalo
Don’ Larsen
NCAA ski championships open at Squaw Valley
Squaw Valley hosts the 1962 NCAA skiing meet with under 100 competitors from 17 schools. Events begin with slalom and downhill on Friday, cross country in the afternoon, and jumping on Olympic Hill. Contenders include Colorado, Dartmouth, Middlebury, Western State, and Denver, the defending champion upset by Colorado.
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Nevada
University of Colorado
Dartmouth
Middlebury
Vermont
Western State of Colorado
Denver
Colorado
California
New Hampshire
Wyoming
Utah
Michigan Tech
University of Minnesota At
Duluth
Washington
Idaho
Montana
State College
Fulks First NBA Scoring Champion for Warriors
Joe Fulks of the Philadelphia Warriors led the NBA in scoring with 1,389 points in the 1946 47 season, becoming the league's inaugural scoring champion.
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Joe Fulks
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
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