Ukiah High Football Program Seeks Parents and Players
Ukiah High School announces a Monday meeting for prospective football candidates and parents to learn about insurance, teeth protection, equipment fitting, and upcoming Varsity Jayvee and Freshman practices. A revitalized booster club and two a day workouts begin Aug 26 with sessions 8 am and 6 pm as part of prep for a North Bay League bid.
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Koufax Leaves Game With Elbow Pain In Giants Win
UPI sportswriter reports Sandy Koufax left after a sharp elbow pain in the fifth inning as the Dodgers lost 4-0 to the Reds. The 30 year old southpaw received a cortisone injection and went to the clubhouse for ice, with no word on his rotation status. Mays tied the game late for the Giants and Fuentes, Davenport, and Alou sparked a rally that fell short.
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Jesus Alou
Frank Linzy
Oatin Briles
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Gleen
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Ken
Boyep
Gim
Hickman
Ron Swoboda
Bob Taylor
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Pro Gridders Jusy Friddy And Saturday
Charley Winner says he is ready for Baltimore's defense in the upcoming pre season game against the Cardinals in St Louis. He notes no defense is perfect even the famed secret defense and hints at mixed thoughts about Philadelphia. The column mentions other NFL notes and a stray line about Mustard family member Sweet.
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Deaths of two high school players linked to practice
United Press International reports two high school football players died and another remained critical after injuries sustained in practice. Robert Mogabgab, 16, of Benjamin Franklin High School in New Orleans collapsed during a training drill and died Wednesday after a two hour session. An autopsy could not determine a cause, but officials cited hemorrhage and brain swelling. Beninin Starr Jr of Ammon Nell High School in Hammond, Indiana died from a suspected brain concussion on the second day of preseason practice. Earl L. Frandsen, 16, of Livingston Texas stayed critical with a brain bleed after collapsing during practice. doctors said the condition was not football related.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
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Famond
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Livingston
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Racer Dies Testing Car in Riverside Tragedy
Veteran sports car racer Ken Miles, 47, died during a test run in Riverside California. Miles, renowned for precision driving and fearless speed, was completing what witnesses described as a routine lap when the accident occurred. A factory official said investigations will determine the cause as crowds mourn a legend of the sport.
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Boxing bodies in Latin America threaten world WBA
Reports say two meetings in Latin America next week could derail the World Boxing Association as boxing officials debate global governance. Panama City hosts August meetings to resolve a split with the World Boxing Council while Mexico City prepares for a key session amid calls for stronger international backing and a U.S. centered leadership.
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Jefferson Rejects Observance of Thanksgiving
A fragmented quotation notes Thomas Jefferson refusing to observe Thanksgiving, denouncing it as monarchial practice. The readable text hints at opposition to established holiday customs and royal-style ritual.
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Sacramento Girl Sets 100 Mile Swim World Record Try
Leonore Modell, 16, a Sacramento swimmer, began a nonstop 100 mile swim in Lake Natoma near Sacramento aiming for a world record. The feat, planned to finish Friday, follows her two years ago becoming the youngest to swim the English Channel. Her coach Paul Herron described guarding against cramps after the first day. An escort boat supplies hourly nourishment as she maintains a steady pace along the five mile course in 66 degree water.
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Humboldt Crabs Open Play in National Tournament
In Wichita Kansas the Humboldt Crabs meet Eurekay Calif in the 32nd National Baseball Congress Tournament second round. Liberal Kansas edged Huntsville Alabama 9-5 with key two run homers from Jim Yawn and Al Cruz, while Wichita Dreamliners and Middlesex and Lubbock posted wins in the day’s action.
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