Seals Tie Kings as Bruins Chase Early NHL Lead
In Oakland California the Seals and Los Angeles Kings battled to a 2 2 tie as Douglas equalized for the Seals after a first period Kings goal. The game featured early undefeated teams in the NHL race with Boston’s Bruins mimicking Red Sox pennant fever, while other league action saw Goyette reach 400 NHL points, Ullman and Hampson among scorers, and Detroit, Montreal, Toronto closing in.
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Akland
Calif
Kent
Douglas
Wayne Atledge
California Seals
Los Angeles~ Kings
Kings
Gerry Fian
Seals
Bruins
Los Angeles
Dave Amadio
Seal
Charlie Hodge
Bill Hicke
Rutledge
George Swarbrick
Duale Rolfe
Hodge
Boston Bruins
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Black Hawks
Ccs Bruins
Montreal
Detroit
Fred Starfield
Gup
Boston
Kena
Phil Goyette
Rangers
Canadiens
Goyette
Norm Ullman
Toronto
Ted Hampson
Doug Roberts
George Armstrong
Maple Leafs
Ed Hoekstra
Glenn Hall
St. Louis Blues
Black Hawk
Philadelphia
Fred Hucul
St. Louis
Bathgate
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Penguins
Murray Hall
Andy Boudrias
Bill Goldsworthy
Wilt and Robertson shine in early NBA exhibition wins
Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson led the Philadelphia 76ers and Cincinnati Royals to victories as preseason action opened. Chamberlain returned and contributed rebounds while Robertson scored 41 points to pace the Royals past the Warriors. Other NBA results included Julius King’s 24 for Baltimore in a win over New York, and Indiana Pacers’ 106-103 win over Cincinnati in the ABA.
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Los Angeles Lakers
San Francisco Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
Chamberlain
Philadelphia Bats
Yar
National Basketball Association
Lakers
Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Warriors
Jack Marin
Earl Monroe
Baltimore Bullets
New York Knickerbockers
NBA
American Basketball Association
Fred Lewis
Cincinnati
Indiana Pacers
Waly. Jones
76Ers
Spectrum
Philadelphia
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Jim‘ King
Fred Rebel
Nate Thurmond
Baltimore
Knicks
Willis’ Reid
Dick Barnett
Athletics to Oakland and new teams eyed by 1971
Charles Finley’s plan for an expanded 12 team circuit moves toward Oakland with new clubs possible in Seattle and Kansas City. A 12 hour session produced a decision to install teams in Seattle and Kansas City no later than 1971.
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ED Hasbury Chicapi
Charles O. Finley
Guy
Athletics
Oakland
Seattle
Wash
Kansas City
United Press International
Dallas-Fort Worth
Finley seeks approval to relocate Athletics again
The sports owner pursued major league recognition and a plan to move the team from Kansas City. The meeting followed his petition backed by Minnesota and Chicago, marking the second appeal after purchasing the club in 1960 from the Arnold Johnson estate. He had been opposed in a prior bid to move to Louisville, Kentucky.
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Finley
Kansas City
Minnesota
Chicago
Athletics
Arnold Johnson
Uigville, Ky
City Stadium Proposal Discussion By Coliseum Commission
The Coliseum Commission represented by Robert Nahas presented over an hour on the city's stadium facilities population projections and economic facts. Kansas City spoke at length about its interest in baseball and desire to remain a major league member. Mayor Ilys W. Davis of Kansas City said the city wanted to continue uninterrupted participation.
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Weakland
Robert Nahas
Coliseum Commission
Kansas City
League may grant Seattle new franchise if stadium bond passes
David Cohn, representing Seattle, said a proposed $40 million stadium bond issue would go to voters in February. He claimed the league assured a new Kansas City style franchise would follow if the bond is approved, amid talk of possible speedups for expansion.
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American Lawgue
Kansas City
David Cohn
Seattle
Expansion talk links Eckert and Dallas to new leagues
The Nation al League and owners like Lamar Hunt push expansion as early as 1969. Hunt, Dallas Cowboys owner and Dallas minor league baseball backer, seeks a Dallas franchise and ownership for himself and associates amid expected A’s move to Oakland and Seattle addition.
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William ‘Eckert
National League
Lamar Hunt
Kansas City, Chiefs
Dallas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas-Fort’ Worth
Maltechute
A’s
Oakland
Seattle
Bettes
Ardie Clarke Elected NBI Vice President 1969
Ardie Clarke elected vice president of the North Bay Women's Golf Association for 1969 and to head the expanded group with Mrs. Gapinski of Sonoma as president. Clarke, a Ukiah resident, has a strong golf background, including runner up in Women's Club championships in 1966 and 1967, and earlier Ukiah club leadership roles. The NBWGA has 19 member clubs with annual President's Day events and a tourney schedule February through October.
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Ukiah Women's Golf
Winnie
William Teer
North Bay
Women’ S Golf ‘Association
Teese
WGA
Cober
William” “ Ardie
Lawrence Gapinaki
Sonoma
Archie
Gapinski
Sam Young
John Hurley
Mill Valley
Clarke
Modesto
Ukiah
Bob
Diane. Clarke
Ukiah High School
Doug Clarke
Chrysler Corporation
San Mateo
North Bay Women’s Golf Association
NBWGA
Vallejo
Peacock Gap
San Rafael
Northwood
Guerneville
Oakmhont
Santa _Rosa
Ardie
Doris Gilmer
Clara Means
Sohoma
DeDe Finn
Ukiah Women’s Golf Club
North Bay Area
Phillips 66ers Alumni Rebuilds Leadership in Basketball
More than 100 former Phillips 66ers AAU players remain with the program in executive posts. The group, based in Bartlesville Oklahoma, elevates former athletes to leadership roles and names a new chairman to steer the basketball legacy of Phillips Petroleum.
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Bartlesville, Okla
SPI
Phillips . 66Ers Aau
Theatier
Asketball
Sere
Aektors
Phillips Petrolem’ Pany
Cross Country Run Brings Tough Yet Helpful Experience
Glenn Jensen placed second in the Frosh-Soph division at Vallejo's Dan Foley Park among 60 plus runners, as Ukiah’s FrosteSoph tem led the field. Jimmy John Ronco finished high in a Jayvee group of about 90 runners, with Ted Harryman aiming for better results after a sixth-place finish and planning for NBL finals in three weeks. Official placings will be reported after host Hogan completes final checks.
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Glenn Jensen
Ukiah
FrosteSoph Tem
Vallejo
Dan Foley Park
Jimmy John Ronco
Ted Harryman
Hogan
Hawks player keeps exotic pet ocelot at home
St Louis guard Bill Bridges of the Hawks reportedly owns an ocelot as a pet, drawing attention to a players private life beyond the court.
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ST. Louis
UPI
St. Louis Hawks
Bill Bridges
United States Struggles in Pre-Olympic Track Standings
The United States trails in the Pre-Olympic track and field competition in Mexico City, needing multiple golds to keep pace with Russia. Athletes like Randy Matson Pat Winslow Ralph Boston and Doris Brown aim to deliver key wins as competition shifts to swimming on Sunday with stars like Don Schollander and Mark Spitz slated to compete.
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Mexico City
UPI
United States
Randy Matson
Pampa
Tex
Charlotte Cooke
Washington, D.C
John Carlos
New York
East Texas
State University
Ron Whitney
Boulder
Colo
Rick Sloan
Anaheim
Calif
Ralph Boston
Los Angeles
Pat Winslow
San Mateo
Doris Brown
Seattle
Wash
Bob Freshley
Jim Kerr
Poland
East Asia
Japan
Russia
Russell L. Knipp
Pittsburgh
America
Oglmént's Lake Golf Balls Draw Lake Cleanup
The report notes frequent ball loss at Oglmént's Lake with estimates of about 20,000 balls entering the water over four years since the course opened. After divers recovered roughly 3,000 balls, the lake filled again, indicating ongoing ball losses.
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Devents
Mont
Ford
Tourte
Tennessee UT to Dedicate Tampa Stadium Capacity Near 50000
Tampa Florida reports a stadium dedication by the University of Tennessee and University of Tampa. The venue is planned to seat just under 50000 with an expansion option of 20000 more seats.
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Tampa
Fla
UPI
University of Tennessee
University of Tampa
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Glenn Erickson
Company
Ukiah Daily Journal
Hill & Hill
By Joe Sargis
U.S
Sloan
Werner Duttweiler
Switzerland
Senne Biliznetsov
Ing Don Schollanider
Aie Ghira
Xine
Mark ‘Spitz
Santa’ Clara
Berlin
Casera Evar
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