Ukiah Lakeport stock race crowns likely super modified champ
Race standings tilt as Max Simmons leads combined totals with narrow margins across Ukiah and Lakeport tracks. Lyly and Bob Neilson contend in super modified, while other drivers like Red Bell Bill Lasseter and Rich Snow chase points. Final races set for Sunday hot laps and trials at Lakeport starting 9 a.m. Local track action promises close finishes and trophy awards.
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Exhibition a clash as Jets Eagles loom in week of pre season
NFL exhibition season heats up with Jets and Eagles 1-1, trading talk of inter league parity. Weeb Ewbank warns players to avoid foolish risks while Namath faces key tests after a 30-17 loss to Kansas City. Other games include Minnesota at Denver and Bears at Green Bay in Milwaukee.
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U.S. Track Stars Dominate Germany in Dual Meet
United States athletes led by Jim Ryan and Randy Matson overwhelmed West Germany 132 to 100 across a two day dual meet in Dusseldorf. Ryan in the 150 meters and Matson in the shot put highlighted a sweep that featured multiple American wins and strong performances ahead of the 1968 Mexico City Olympics.
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Californians Win Water Skiing Titles
Two California youths won the junior slalom divisions in the opening round of the National Water Ski Championships in Austin Texas. Lisa St John 12 Fall River Mills Calif won the girls event while Bobby Lapping 12 Castro Valley Calif won the boys division with a total of 53 12. St John the defending national champion in slalom also finished second in jumping behind a Beckie Lynn aged group at Fort Worth.
Syracuse site: Onondaga Indians and Iroquois Five Nations
The city of Syracuse in New York originated as the home of the Onondaga people and served as the capital of the Iroquois Five Nations federation founded by Hiawatha.
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OConnell Edges In One Meter Event At National AAU
In Philadelphia at Kelly Pool Miss O Connell of Santa Clara swam to a finals lead after a diving mishap. She scored 382.85 overall while an Air Force officer rolled 407-80 points as Lt King, Michigan, led the ROTC unit and watched unattached competitors claim the day. O Connell, who finished fourth last year, suffered leg cuts but gained in the finals. The four day tournament opens with 17 events.
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Valdez Pounds Benitez For State Feather Title Shot
Bob Valdez of San Diego battered Alex Benitez of San Jose, flooring him twice and stopping him at 1:14 of the fifth round in a 12 round Californian featherweight bout at the Olympic Auditorium. The San Diegan’s victory earned him a shot at Tony Alvarado in a 10 rounder on September 14 at the Olympic.
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Denver man shoots rattlesnake. wounded in Wyoming
Joseph Key, 26, of Denver, fired at a rattlesnake in a field near Painful Miss Lovell Wyoming. He was treated in North Big Horn County Hospital for a gunshot wound to the leg. The snake escaped.
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Giants Struggle In Face Of Injuries And Slumping Start
The Giants face a tough stretch as key players erratically heal from injuries and the lineup remains unsettled. Sidelined ace Juan Marichal and slugger Willie McCovey deal with leg and muscle issues while Leo Hughes reports further absences. Meanwhile the Pirates, Mets, and Indians post late inning drama highlighting a day of baseball across the National and American Leagues.
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Doc) Hughes
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Eddie Mathews Joins Tigers in Detroit Trade
Eddie Mathews, longtime NL slugger with 503 career home runs, is traded from the Houston Astros to the Detroit Tigers for a player to be named later. The move comes after Houston defeated the Dodgers 4 0, with Mathews revealing surprise at the deal and noting the AL hitters park at Tiger Stadium may suit him better than Houston's Astrodome. He was batting .238 with 10 homers and 38 RBIs in 101 games this season.
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Orange Ramblers Face Stiffer Test In Exhibition
In Santa Ana California the Orange County Ramblers of the Continental Football League prepare for a tougher exhibition against the San Jose Apaches at the Santa Ana Bowl. The Ramblers echoed a 24-3 victory last week over the Long Beach Admirals, a score belied by the closer play. The Apaches arrive off a 34-16 win over the Sacramento Buccaneers.
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Dingo Declared Unique Wild and Domestic Dog
Australia’s wild dog, the dingo, is described as the sole canine that both coexists with humans and roams freely in the wild, highlighting its dual lifestyle and ecological niche.
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Alaska Goldpanners Open NCBC Bid Without Manager
Fairbanks club led by H A Red Boucher, the flood mayor, starts 1967 NCBC tourney with a night game vs Ashley Pa. Crabs blank Colorado Springs 9 0 while Badgers beat Wichita Cessna 8 5.
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Ukiahi Grid Work Begins On Monday
All sophomore, junior and senior football players must report at 8 a.m. Monday for the beginning practice sessions. Training will set the tone for the upcoming season and establish routines under the coaching staff.
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