Ukiah Wildcats End Season With Championship Ambition
Ukiah’s Wildcats close their season with a strong surge as coach Bill Tatum and Lowill Deering mold a disciplined squad. The all-Frosh team led by Art Jeansoon and Mike Inong shows depth and grit, while seniors Maurer and Harkins anchor a driven varsity unit aiming for tougher league play ahead of Vallejo and Hesain games.
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Stingy Goalies Spark Torrid WHL Start for Portland and Edmonton
Portland goalie Bruce Gamble blanked Seattle 1 0 for his first shutout as Portland notches its tenth win in twelve starts. Edmonton’s Dennis Kigure snags a strong night, turning away shots, while Seattle tumbles. Rivers extend win streak to eight of nine.
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Clutch Shooting Lifts Steers to 101 100 Win
The Kansas City Steers reached 500 in the American Basketball League after a 101 100 victory over the Cleveland Pipers. Bul Bridges scored seven of the final nine Steers points to seal the win.
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Giants add 81 home games for 1962 season
The San Francisco Giants announce an expanded 1962 schedule with 81 home contests at Candlestick Park starting April 30 against Milwaukee and concluding September 30 with Houston. The 1962 plan includes four home doubleheaders and new opponents Houston and New York, with a stronger slate of Chicago, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles series.
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Late rallies deliver two thrillers in NBA action
Lakers erased a 10 point deficit after three quarters to beat the Hawks 118 114. Pistons edged by the Warriors 132 128 as final minutes produced decisive baskets. The Knicks and Bulls game had tight moments with Wilt Chamberlain scoring 58 in a narrow win for the Warriors, while Detoit's Thawel and Shue led the Pistons' late surge.
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