South All Stars Rally To Edge North In Arcata Showdown
In Redwood Bowl Arcata the South All Stars beat the North 20 to 18 after trailing 18 14 with just over two minutes left. Key players included Nelson and Borowicz for the South while Ukiah’s Estes and Wren anchored the North line. Peterson and Morgan contributed late scores as North fell short in a taut, penalty marred finish.
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Arcata
South All-Stars
North All-Stars
Tom ‘Nelson
Petaluma
Healdsburg
Ray Borowicz
Santa Rosa JC
North
Ukiah
Alan Estes
Steve Wren
Rip
Tom Langero
Ken Peterson
del Norte
Tom
Wren
Estes
Potter Valley
Joe Wright
Swift Nelson
Nelson
Larry Hensley
Eureka
Jackson
Napa JC
Borowicz
Morgan
Peterson
Driver of the Week Max Simmons Sets Fast Pace
Max Simmons, driver of No. 1 stocker, is a top contender in the Ukiah racing scene. Born in Oklahoma City and raised in Hopland, he has 12 trophies and aims to set a track time under 15 seconds this season. Sponsored by R & B Drilling and others, he is known as Blue Max and sits high in points behind Arnold Lyly.
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Max Simmons
Max
Oklahoma City
Okla
California
Hopland
Hopland High
Mary Billups
Ukiah
Tas
Mark
Buddy
Arnold Lyly
R & B Drilling
Club Calpella
Johnson’s
Bob Simmons
Gil Sissons
Pleasi
NCAA
Arnoll Lyly
Pete Hathaway
Steve Castelli
Arnold
Lloyd Miller
Lakeport
Carl Davis
Lyly
Wall’ Phillips
Doug
Dewey -Johnson
Bill Peters
Wes Boesel
Bob Neilson
Deake Lyndall
Marshall Sargent
San Jose
Don Snow
Bill Deschamps
Bill Robison
Ray Graziano
Ukiah High Cross Country Meeting Tonight at Track
All Ukiah High School cross country candidates and interested boys are urged to attend a meeting tonight at 7 p.m. on the track. The session offers information on the fall sport, pre track conditioning, and a personal challenge for improvement and enjoyment.
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Ukiah High School
Broncos edge Raiders 21 17 in Centennial Bowl
Denver Broncos beat the Oakland Raiders 21 17 in the Centennial Bowl as Steve Tensi scored on a one yard rush late. Denver built a 14 0 lead, Raiders rallied to lead 17 14 at halftime. Tensi connected earlier with Neil Sweeney for 26 yards.
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North Peatte
Web
UPD
Oakland Raiders
Denver Broncos
Denver
Raiders
Steve Tensi
Broncos
Tensi
San Diego
Neil Sweeney
Scotty Glacken
Fran Lynch
Hewitt Dixon
Oakland
Kentrice Cloughan
Daryl Lamonica
Dixon
Raider
George
Blanda
San Francisco Forty Niners
Oakland Coliseum
Los Angeles Rams
San Diego Chargers
American Football League
National Football League
Kansas City
AFL
Chicago Bears
Dallas Cowboys
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Cowboys
Wally Cruke
Packers
Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
Minnesota Vikings
McCormick Stars In Giants Win 18th Victory
Mike McCormick earned his 18th win as the San Francisco Giants shut out Atlanta 2-0 in the first game of a doubleheader. He later noted his surprise at reaching 18 wins as he pitched five more scoreless innings in a 4-1 loss in the nightcap. The twin bill split left the Giants 3-2 in the series and pulled them into a tightly contested NL race alongside Cardinals, Reds, Phillies, and Cubs.
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Atlanta
Bill Kilmer
New Orleans
Kilmer
Saints
Walt Roberts
Jim Taylor
John Gilliam
Gary Cuozzo
Charles Durkee
San Francisco
John Brodie
Gary Lewis
Tommy Davis
Brodie
George Mira
Oakland
Kay McFarland
Len Rohden
Mira
Rams
Chargers
Les Josephson
Bill Munson
Tarkenton
Minnesota
Giants
UPI
Mike McCormick
San Francisco Giants
Southpaw
Atlanta Braves
McCormick
Braves
Gaylord Perry
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Sutton
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Joe Torre
Clay Carroll
McComick
Willie McCovey
Jim Hart
Hal Lanier
Hart
Lanier
Henry Jaron
Clete Boyer
Aaron
Lindy McDaniel
Tito Francona
Stan Landes
McDaniel
Cincinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York Mets
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
New York Yankees
Washington
Nelson Briles
Joe Hoerner
Briles
Vadam Pinson
Pete Rose
Tony Harper
Rose
Tony Taylor
Phillies
Tom Seaver
Cubs
Rich Nye
Mets
Randy Hundley
Chicago White Sox
Eam
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Ken Berry
Baseball Standings
In a 15 year period South Africa produced $1.1 billion worth of uranium, a figure noted amid discussions of national mining output and market impact. Key firms and government agencies cited ongoing exploration and export activity shaping future standings.
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South Africa
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