Ukiah Lions Pop Warner Debuts With Fort Bragg Game
Ukiah Lions Pop Warner football opens Saturday at 1 30 p m at Fort Bragg Green Stadium against the Fort Bragg Cubs in a practice game. Proceeds stay in Ukiah to support the local Pop Warner program. Weigh-in and roster rules emphasize weight limits and discipline for the season ahead.
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Ukiah Yee Rockets Win $1000 in National BPA Tourney
Ukiah's Yee's Rocket Pin Squad earned $1000 by finishing 12th at the national Bowling Proprietors' Association finals in Wichita Kansas over the weekend. The team led by John Ashford Al Barbero J D Mitchell Capt Jess Rawles and Del Quail totaled 8648 pins for nine games and capped an eight month path through local and national BPA events.
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Ex-Giant Wins Award As Worthington Shines On M T Win
AL pennant race tightens as Al Worthington earns praise after Twins beat Orioles 3-2. Perry allows three Orioles hits through seven. Worthington two innings, fanning Powell Blair Roznovsky and ending with Robinsons. Yankees lose to Boston 3-0 as Yastrzemski drives in first run, Merehead and Lyle combine on five-hitter.
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Pit Stop Races End Season With Record Lap in Lakeport
The season finale reports tight point standings and drivers juggling work and racing duties. Bill Deschamps set a new Lakeport track record of 12.77 seconds while Max Simmons aided others as a pit man. Arnold Lyly swept events as a new father, and Dewey Johnson faced a prank on his car. Open competitions are scheduled for September in Ukiah and Lakeport with 30 to 50 cars expected.
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Texan Sets New World Butterfly Mark 56.5
Douglas Russell of the University of Texas, from Midland, broke the world record with 56.5 seconds in the trials of the men 100 meter butterfly at the World University Games in Tokyo. Linda Gustavson led the women's 400 meter freestyle qualifiers with 4 43.9, while Lee Davis and Tordgolan Anderson led the men's springboard with 321.30 points. Bernie Wrightson stood runner up with 316.80 points. United States swimmers set three world records in the opening events.
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Willie Mays Leads Giants to 7-0 Win Over Dodgers
Willie Mays drove in two runs with a two run single and scored on a wild pitch as the San Francisco Giants shut out the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-0. Gaylord Perry pitched a three hitter to improve to 11-14, striking out nine with two hits allowed. Wes Parker had two of the Dodgers' three hits, while Jim Davenport and Hal Lanier contributed late.
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Ukiah Freshmen Gridders Face Physicals and Signups
Ukiah High School announces final signups and physical examinations for freshman football and cross country. All first year candidates must report to Chessall Gym for physicals at 5 pm Thursday after arriving by 4:30 pm. Varsity, Jayvee, and frosh schedules noted, with season openers looming and a $14 insurance payment required.
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Fractured Elbow Sidelines 49er Kay McFarland
San Francisco Forty Niners flanker Kay McFarland underwent elbow surgery after a fracture sustained in a game with the New Orleans Saints in Portland Oregon. Coach Jack Christiansen said McFarland was placed on injured waivers and his return date is uncertain.
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World records fall as team sweeps seven gold medals
The competition on Monday night saw the team win all seven golds. Greg Charlton participated in two of the world record performances, underscoring a strong showing. A Peace Society, noted as the world’s first, originated in Boston in 1851.
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Raiders Readied for 49er Exhibition Tilt
Santa Rosa California UPI reports the Oakland Raiders resumed workouts ahead of Sunday’s exhibition with the San Francisco Forty Niners. Coach John Rauch said veteran reserve defensive lineman Carleton Oats may not be ready due to a knee injury suffered in Sunday's win over Denver.
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Packers Roll Past Cowboys in Exhibition Showcase
Green Bay without star Bart Starr for most of the game methodically wore down Dallas defense on Monday night. Zeke Bratkowski stepped in and completed 11 of 18 passes for 137 yards guiding the Packers to a 20 to 3 victory with Jim Grabowski Elijah Pitts scoring on short runs and Don Chandler adding two field goals. Harold Deters connected a 37 yard field goal for Dallas after failed attempts. Starr left with a bruised rib. Bratkowski filled in effectively.
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Batting and pitching leaders for the National and American Leagues
The leaders include Aaron Braves with 31 home runs and Cepeda Cards with 102 RBIs in the NL while Yastrzemski Red Sox and Killebrew Twins lead the AL in RBIs and home runs. Pitching leaders include Hughes Cards 13-4 and Lonborg Red Sox 17-6 with several other top marks across both leagues.
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