Heavy air over Silverado dampens Kaiser Open start
Jack Nicklaus, defending Kaiser International champion, played pro am rounds in heavy air at Silverado, warning scores may be higher due to wet courses. He cited wind and moisture as the big factors, predicting tougher rounds ahead while noting key rivals like Casper and Archer in the field.
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Sixers Fall To Lakers In Philly Opener At Spectrum
United Press International reports Philadelphia 76ers lose 141 117 to Los Angeles at the Spectrum in the season opener. West scores 37 and Chamberlain adds 26 with 22 rebounds while Cunningham leads Philadelphia with 22. Detroit edges Boston 121 118 and Atlanta beats San Francisco 102 100 as other NBA results roll in.
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Wildcats Mud Bowlin Friday Night At Sonoma
Ukiah may send muddy Wildcats to takes on Sonoma Jayvees at 6 p.m. and Dragons’ Varsity at 8 p.m. at Arnold Field, Sonoma in a nonleague game. Big Splash and fans plan to watch the first rain soaked action of the football season.
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Sayers Healthy for 1971 After Knee Surgeries
Chicago Bears trainer Dr. Theodore Fox said Gale Sayers should be physically ready for the 1971 season after his second knee operation in three years. Fox added Sayers has no chance to play this season. The surgeon also treated Craig Baynham for a dislocated tendon in his ankle.
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World shooting champs crown long list of champions
Hungary's Kornel Marosvari won the air pistol gold at the 40th world championships in Phoenix, calling it the most beautiful feeling. Sweden's Gate Guard struggled with a tearful moment after the gold. Russia led the medal table with 17 overall as Vital Parkhimovitch claimed two individual golds in smallbore rifle. Italy's Giovanni Livezzani set a world record with 598 in rapid fire.
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Ancellotti in action as WSC seeks Cal victory
Ukiah native Martin Ancellotti, a junior middle linebacker for Washington State, makes his lone varsity appearance of the season in the Cal game at Berkeley. Coach Jim Sweeney lauds Ancellotti as a strong hitter and key defender, noting the Cougars face a high powered Stanford and Arizona State and aim to rebound after a loss.
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Rams Set to Beat Vikings in Monday Night Showdown
New York sports writer Milton Richman forecasts NFL action week ahead. He picks the Rams to defeat the Vikings, with NFL picks across divisions including Broncos over 49ers, Dolphins over Browns, and Packers over Eagles. He also lists college games such as UCLA over Stanford and Tennessee over Florida.
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Fire Claims 21 Horses at Garden State Race Track
At Cherry Hill New Jersey a wooden stable at Garden State Race Track burned, killing 21 thoroughbreds. Security chief John Medala estimated losses for the horses at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars with the stable housing 50 horses. The track planned to run today’s racing as scheduled and authorities expected to find more bodies as daylight broke.
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