North South All Star clash features Ukiah stars in Arcata
Four Ukiah 1966 gridiron stars and one from Potter Valley headline the North squad for Humboldt State’s Redwood Bowl game. Key players Estes Wren Laugero Jackson Wright Hess lead the North while Langero Jackson Wren Estes pace Ukiah’s heavy lineup. Tickets on sale in Ukiah for adults three dollars students and children.
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Arcata
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Eureka
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Joe Wright
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Wren
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Wright
Fort Bragg
Jeff Hess
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Redwood Bowl
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State St
S. State Street
Felix Liquor
N. State Street
State Street
Tom Langero
Bob Jackson
Potter Walley
Joe “Wright
Fort ‘Brage
Lower Lake
Mike Wolfgram
Oklahans
Ali
Bud van Doren
Scotty Nelson
Forester
Don Reid
Mel Gray
Misosuri
South
North
Wildcat Tiger
Ukiahi
Cal
Rod Franz
Langero
John Scott
Chargers Release Eight To Trim Roster To 49
San Diego Chargers cut eight players to reach the AFL limit of 49. Waived were rookie halfback Nate Johns from San Diego State, rookie kicker Dave Conway from Texas, rookie end S T Safford, second-year fullback John Travis, rookie guard Larry Little, second-year guard Don Estes, rookie defensive back Haven Kicklighter, and second-year end Dave Plump from Fresno State.
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Nate Johns
San Diego State College
Dave Conway
University of Texas
S.T. Safford
John Travis
San Jose State College
Larry Little
Bethune-Cookman College of
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Don Estes
National Football League
Haven Kicklighter
Georgia Tech
Dave Plump
Fresno State College
Vallejo
San Diego Chargers
Tom Myers
Detroit Lions
Myers
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Lions
James Gatzker
Cleveland Robinson
Miami Dolphins
Billy Joe
al Dotson
Bo Roberson
Lavern Torczon
Sa Ross O’hanley
Jim Davidson
Scrimmage Eases Tension as Players Compete Safely
Players show eagerness on both sides during Saturday scrimmages while coaches push for calm. Officials emphasize safety to prevent onfield clashes as drills run through the session.
49ers Fear Saints Tough Opponents in Exhibition
Moraga California UPI reports coach Jack Christiansen of the San Francisco Forty Niners says the New Orleans Saints are a hustling, hard hitting team the Niners will face in Portland Oregon Saturday night in an exhibition game. He praises the Saints defense and expects Bill Kilmer to start at quarterback. Christiansen must trim the squad from 59 to 49 by Monday.
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Rockets Sign Gambée to 76ers Expansion Draft Deal
San Diego Rockets announce forward Dave Gambee a 6 foot 6 inch 250 pounder obtained from the Philadelphia 76ers in the expansion draft has signed a contract. The announcement came Wednesday.
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Dave Gambee
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National Basketball Association
Eager Chiefs Battle Bears In Preseason Clash
United Press International reports a hype filled exhibition in Kansas City as the Chiefs host the Chicago Bears. Kansas City seeks momentum after a Super Bowl loss and a strong AFL season start while Chicago aims to improve after two defeats.
Newtown Edgemont Tops Tampa In Little League Opener
Mike Allen pitched a one hit game with nine strikeouts to drive Newtown Edgemont Pa to a 3 1 victory over Tampa Fla on opening day of the 21st annual Little League World Series Masahiro Miyahara spurred West Tokyo Japan to a 3 0 win over East Trail British Columbia The Pennsylvania team loaded the bases in the first and took three runs on a walk fielder s choice and a single Tampa scored in the sixth on walks an error and a wild pitch while their only hit was a bunt single by Joey Garcia
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Tampa
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Japan
East Trail
British Columbia
Pennsylvania
Neil Powers
Tom Retoloni
Florida
Joey Garcia
Newtown
Joe Catania
Louis Reyes
Cepeda Wrecks Giants as Cards blank SF 9–0
Orlando Cepeda drove in four runs with a three run homer and a single to power the St. Louis Cardinals past the San Francisco Giants 9–0. Nelson Briles earned an 8–5 start while Sadecki faltered early. Dick Williams, Boston's young manager, praised his club after a 2–1 and 5–3 win over Washington as Boston stretched its streak to seven. The White Sox split with the Yankees, St. Louis beat San Francisco, and Detroit moved close in the pennant race with a 7-3 and 2-1 win over Minnesota. Baltimore toppled Kansas City 2–1 in the opener. Cleveland edged California 3–2.
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Sifce
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White Sox
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Chicago
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Tigers
Twins
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Cleveland
California
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