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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1965

Page

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Pro football rosters trimmed as teams seek new edge

AFL Denver Broncos cut nine players including seven veterans led by defensive backs Sugi Jordan and Charon and fullback Shackleford. Vikings shed six players headed by Jerry Reichow. Eagles released Bob Mirabelle and added Gary Barnes. Jets signed Mike Dukes after Patriots cut him. Steelers trade for Hilton and Batten with Lions.

William. Verigan Denver Broncos AFL Crites Bob Sugi Larry Jordan Carl Charon Jim Perkins Stari Fanniguard Don Shackleford Don Stone John Dowler Terry Nyquist Minnesota Vikings NFL Jerry Reichow Reichow Frank McClendon Jerry McClurg Mel Meeks Woodrow Peeples Jon Barlow Philadelphia Eagles Bob Mirabelle Gary Barnes Chicago Bears Barnes Green Bay Dallas Chicago Philadelphia New York Jets Mike Dukes Boston Patriots Pittsburgh Steelers Detroit Lions John Hilton Pat Batten

Dolphin Swim Team Banquet Set Tomorrow

Ukiah's Dolphins, a top Northern California swimming team, attract gate support with a Thursday banquet at 7 p.m. in the Ukiah Methodist Church Social Hall. The event caps a grueling season as they prepare for Saturday's Soroptimist Club swimming meet featuring team competition and individual medal duels.

Ukiah Dolphins Ukiah Methodist Church California

Tony Lema wins Curling World Tournament title in Akron

Sutton Massachusetts born golfer Tony Lema earned $35,009 first prize at the Curling World Tournament in Akron Ohio. He held off a late surge by Arnold Palmer who fought back in the final round to challenge for the lead.

Sutton Mass UPI Tony Lema Lema Akron Ohio Arnold Palmer

Hindu name origin traces to Hind the old India label

The word Hindu derives from Hind, the ancient name for the Indian subcontinent. Scholars note the term evolved as a geographic and cultural identifier over time, distinguishing peoples beyond the Indus region from other groups.

Giants Lose Marichal Suspension Hits pennant push

Giants drop into third as Marichal receives nine day suspension for slugging Roseboro with a bat. Spahn struggles. Law stifles SF in 6-2 Pirates win. Dodgers hold first. Braves edge Reds to move into second on late-season pennant chase.

Marichal Dodgers Giles New York Mets Dodger Maury Wills Giants Los Angeles Milwaukee Spahn Herman Franks Gaylord Perry Bucs Willie McCovey Giant Law San __Francisco Vern Law Pirate Milwaukee County Stadium Braves Houston Astros Atlanta County Stadium Cincinnati Reds

Baseball Standings and Monday Results Across Leagues

National League shows Los Angeles leading with 73 wins and .579, Milwaukee 71–52, San Francisco 69–52, Cincinnati 68–55, Philadelphia 66–57, Pittsburgh 66–61, St. Louis 61–65, Chicago 59–69, Houston 17–3? New York 39–86. American League lists Minnesota 80–46, Detroit 7–54, Baltimore 68–53, Cleveland 68–55, New York 63–62, Los Angeles 57–68, Washington 54–70, Boston 45–? Kansas City and other teams amid incomplete data. Monday results: Dodgers beat Mets 8–4, Pirates 6–2 over Giants, St Louis 10–2 over Cubs, Milwaukee edged Cincinnati 6–? with remaining games listed as scheduled.

Los Angeles Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsborgh St. Louis Chicago Houston New York Los Areca N.Y Pittsburgh San Fran Ww. L. Pet Minnesota Detroit Baltimore Clevelad Washington Boston Kansas

Arcata North South Prep All Star Game Sees Ukiah Standouts

Ukiah sends a growing tackle and a versatile halfback among a strong South team for the Redwood Bowl clash in Arcata. The North South All Star list features many standouts including Egli, Pedrini, Moreda, Volkerts, Decker’s spot filled by Egli, and Shore-line talent from Analy, Calistoga, Santa Rosa, and Willits.

Hoyt'Estés Inong Ukiah Arcata Redwood Bowl Satiday Tim Eg Ared Bob Athenian Chuck Nuhpemaker Coelo Drexajl Smith Big Bhe Shelley Coleman Pothi Ron Peterson Ricky Chris Schuh Lerengad Petaluma Nino Pedrini Jim Moreda Keith Volkerts Hank Corda Joe Decker Cubs Tim Egli John Bles Analy Tom LaPiere Calistoga Mike Grace Santa Rosa Mike Spedick Pounder Don Carvilli Onese George Davis St. Helena Jack Lewis Willits Naval Sox Alarce Joe Hans Natn Ron Jett Banks Argata

Elmer Rus defeats Herring in fourth round knockout

Elmer Rus, the heavyweight from Houston, knocked out Texan Ted Herring in the fourth round at Civic Auditorium. Herring then said Rus could beat Floyd Patterson, praising his power and suggesting a Patterson matchup.

Elmer Rus San Francisco Longshoreman Ted Herring Civic Auditorium Herring Rush Floyd Patterson Houston Patterson Sweden Floyd

Joe Weber Buick golf tourney at Ukiah club falls to Dede Finn

Ann Weber presented awards for the Joe Weber Buick golf tourney at Ukiah Women's Golf Club. Dede Finn won the 18 hole Weber Buick Trophy 1965 with Vivi Roney as runner up. Barbara Stipp took nine hole honors and Kara Galvin was runner up. Doris Gilmer Vi VLR Ardie Clarke and others contributed to a day of competition. next week features two-ball foursomes hosted by Pat Fernandez and Ardie Clarke. Mignon Wagner hosted today.

WEBER Jon Neber Iebot Vivi Bones Hale Reese Vee Hvac Haitray Barbara Stipp Winnner Ukiah Waméday Barbara O Women's Golf News Journel Ann Weber Joe Weber Ukiah Women’s Golf Club Dede Finn Vivi Roney Barbara Stipp Kara Galvin Les Doris Gilmer Ardie Clarke Margaret Weaver Ann. Hengeveld Barbara Cox Pat Fernandez Mignon Wagner

Rush Wins Quick Stoppage Over Herring in Fourth Round

The opponent rush flattened Herring at 209 pounds for an eight count in the fourth. Referee Vern Bybee halted action moments later as Rush battered Herring around the ring. Rush improves to an 11-1-2 record after the victory.

Herring Vern Bybee Rush

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