Puny WV VII VII Doubles Title Rawles Gowan Top Scratch Play
The 1963 tournament at Yokaya Bowl crowned champions LeRoy Baylie and Bob Wold in doubles with 1280, while Jess Rawles led singles with 684 and Bob McCaa topped all events at 1936. C&S Supply and El Roble Auction posted high team scores, with several others earning money through handicap-based results.
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Competitiog
Tha
C&s Supply
jeRoy Baylie
Bob Wold
Joan Kasano
John Finnegan
Jess Rawles
Bob McCaa
Aeoop
el Roble Auction
Ukiah Liquors
Redwood Tree
LeRoy Baylie
John Kasano
Don Stanton
Pete Onoyt
Russ McDonnell
Bill McAllister
Harold Wilson
Frank Ricetti, Jr
Ray Thompson
Ted Hobby
T—Fldon Penner
Joz Brush
Jess Raw
Lou Locatelli
Curly Owens
Bill Williams
Joss Rawles
Harry Bartolomei
Aldon Tollini
Wally Reed
Les Stith
Fred Graton
Moe Ivy
Hank McGuire
Jack Hutton
M. Altuman
Providence Friars Dominate NIT Postseason Classic
Providence players led the 26th annual post season NIT classic as a team chosen by 20 sports writers and broadcasters. Canisius’ Bill O’Connor and Marquette’s Fran Glaser joined the selections amid a field dominated by Providence. The second-seeded Friars routed Caf.
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Nations Invitatiog
Ournaemor
Clampions
Ray Flyng
Fing Mion
Dohe Thompson
Oday
Ourney
United @réesg International
Bill O’connor
Canisius
Fran Glaser
Marquette
Caf
Providence Wins NIT Title in Slow Start Finale
Providence clinched the NIT title after a slow start, extending its win streak to 18 in a row. Flynn led with 83 points across three games and a 54 percent field goal rate, while Mullaney praised the team’s readiness for the season. Marquette took third with a 66-5 victory over Villanova in the consolation game as MSG totals reached 92,161, a season-high turnout.
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Providence
Joe Mullaney
Aiso
Mullaney
Flynn
Ul. Gircle
Biars
Marquette
Villanova
Farigs
Madison Square Garden
Alaska Wildlife Film Show Tomorrow at Carl Pardy Hall
A full color 16mm Alaska wildlife film by Gordon Barrett and Art Thille screens tomorrow evening at 8 in Carl Pardy Hall Ukiah area. The program features dramatic Arctic scenes including 200 fish caught in three hours, a herd of 2000 caribou, a Blizzard, fox and whale shots, a glacier breakup, and wildlife closeups with viewing details and admission prices for adults, children, and younger.
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Alaskan Wilds
Alaska
Carl Pardy
Gordon Barrett
Art Thille
Walran
Oscar Robertson Leads Royals in Playoff Push
Oscar Robertson paced the Cincinnati Royals in a crucial playoff push scoring 13 points as they rallied past Syracuse to win 95 to 118 Sunday night and seize a key series lead. In other action Detroit defeated St Louis to keep Western title hopes alive while St Louis led 2-1 with game four set for Friday.
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Rena Internaiime
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Clutch
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Swish
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National Basketball
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Royals
Ictory
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Detroit Pistons
Bouis Hawks
St. Louis
Howe Wraps Up Two NHL Crowns
United Press International reports Howe finishes as NHL scoring leader with 86 points and 38 goals securing his sixth scoring title. Chicago earns playoff seed by beating Boston 4 3 while Montreal loses 5 0 to New York Rangers. Glenn Hall wins Vezina Trophy, edging Johnny Bower and Jacques Plante.
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Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
Black Hawks
Canadiens
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Maple Leafs
Gordie Howe
Red Wings
NHL
Glenn Hall
Johnny Bower
Jacques Plante
49ers Open and Close with Kezar Tilts
The San Francisco Forty Niners will open and close their 1963 NFL season at Kezar Stadium. The opener is September 15 against the Minnesota Vikings and the finale, to be televised, is against the Green Bay Packers on September 14. The incomplete schedule lists games at San Francisco and away with other opponents through December.
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UPTI
San Francisco Forty Niners
Kezar Stadium
Minnesota Vikings
Green Way Packers
Minnesota
Athicago
Loyola Ramblers stun Bearcats to claim NCAA title
Loyola of Chicago roared back from a 15-point deficit to beat Cincinnati 60-58 in the NCAA final at Freedom Hall before 19,153. All-America forward Jerry Harkness and guard Johnny Egan led the tenacious comeback for the Ramblers, who defied recruiting odds to win. Duke beat Oregon State 85-63 for third place.
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Loyola of Chicago
Cincinnati
Loyola
Bearcats
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Mammoth Freedom Hall
Duke
Oregon State
George Ireland
Johnny Egan
Ron Miller
Jerry Harkness
Stanford Triumphs In Meet
Stanford's track team won a triangular meet at Foothill College in Los Altos against Oregon State and Fresno State. Stanford took 10 firsts in 17 events, scoring 91 points to Oregon State 54 and Fresno State 44. Cartwright was a two time winner, taking the 120 yard high hurdles and the triple jump. Groth won the mile for Oregon State with a 4:04.7.
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Calif
Upi
Stanford
Oregon State
Fresno State
Foothill College
Stanford Stadium
Steve Cartwright
Fresno
Duane Reidenbach
Morgan Groth
Oakland Fight May Not Last Distance
Hammerin Henry Hank of Detroit faces Dick Young of Philadelphia in a light heavyweight bout at Oakland Auditorium. Both fighters are heavy hitters and the bout is not expected to go the distance.
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UPI
Henry Hank
Detroit
Dick Young
Philadelphia
Oakland Auditorium
Abner Doubleday Hiller Finally Brings SF Win
San Francisco Giants star Chuck Hiller belted a grand slam in the eighth inning to power an 11 6 victory over the Chicago Cubs, ending a seven game skid. Hiller, nicknamed Abner Tambleday, homered after replacing Yoen Amatfitano at second base as San Francisco rode a 14 hit attack that also featured two homers by Felipe Alou and three by Willie Mays. The rest of the majors reported several spring results with Stan Williams and a Pirates no hitter mix.
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Abner Tambleday
Chicago Cubs
Yoey Amatfitano
Houston Colts
Jack Warner
Felipe Alouhi
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
Ely
Stan Williams
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Bydrey
Pirates
Bon Purkey
Pirate
Johnny Logan
Teg Savage
Pop Fly
Padres
Dodger
Bill Lowron
Pee Wee Oliver
Tommy Davis
Jee Maye
Braves
Eddie Matheee
Portland Buckaroos Close In On P W Fold Title
Portland needs one win or one San Francisco loss to seal their second straight Western Hockey League Southern Division title. The Buckaroos beat the Seals 4-1 at Portland Coliseum as their unbeaten run reached nine. Los Angeles clinched the third Southern playoff spot by defeating Spokane 8-2, while Seattle moved ahead of Vancouver and Edmonton 3-1 for the Northern lead. Calgary and Edmonton are tied for third in the North. Harold White starred with a hat trick for Los Angeles against Spokane.
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Seals
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Spokane
Seattle
Vancouver
Edmonton
Calgary
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Harold White
Blades
White
Bruce Carmichael
Leo Labine
Marc Boileau
Rio Vista Bass Derby Sets Annual Event Next Weekend
Rio Vista announces the 12th annual Bass Derby on March 30 and 31 drawing about 3,000 anglers from the Sacramento River area. The program includes a parade, pancake breakfast, folk dancing, carnival, and prizes such as a $750 boat and trailer and an outboard motor for the largest striped bass. Fishing limits extend into a San Joaquin River reach above the Antioch bridge.
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Antioch Bridge
San Fernando Valley State Wins State Gymnastics Title
San Fernando Valley State clinched the state college gymnastics championship with 141.5 points led by Dave Smith who won two events. Los Angeles State finished second with 106.6 points, Long Beach State third at 40.5, San Jose State fourth at 46, San Francisco State 3, San Qua State 35, Sacramento State 30, and Chico State 10.
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UPI
San Fernando Valley State
Dave Smith
San Fernando
Los Angeles State
Long Beach State
San Jose State
San Francisco State
San Qiepe State
Sacramento State
Chico State
Patterson May Meet Clay for Big Money Heavyweight Bout
Former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson may get a shot to confront Cassius Clay to set up a lucrative title rematch with injured Sonny Liston out. Championship Sports Inc president Tom Bolan spoke at a World Boxing Writers dinner about a Patterson Clay fight drawing millions at the gate and on television. Also noted are honors for Dick Tiger and Dr Marvin Stevens at the same event and a NYRA plant opening with 80,000 capacity and 70,992 attendance on Memorial Day 1960.
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Floyd Patterson
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Tom Bolan
Championship Sports, Inc
Patterson
Liston
Bolan
World Boxing Writers’ Association
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Marvin Stevens
Association
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