Ukiah Banquet Honors Ukiah High Football and Cross Country
Ukiah high school hosted about 160 athletes with parents, boosters, and guests including Stanford coach Dick Vermeil for the Ukiah Wildcat Boosters awards banquet. Senior players received post season honors with multiple awards to Ancellotti Alvarado Haltom Engebritson Brunton Layne Johnson Spagnola Schmitz and Ortiz. Jayvee captains were named. cross country honors went to Frosh-Soph runners and MVPs.
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Glenn Erickson
Ukiah High School
Ukiah
Stanford
Dick Vermeil
Ukiah Wildcat
Association - Ukiah
Martin Ancellotti
Chris Alvarado
Dave Brunton
Alan Engebritson
Sam Layne
Norm Johnson
Bob Spagno
Jayvees
Dan Williamson
Jayvee
Jack Campbell
Jerry Aikman
John Thomas
Scott Harrison
Bob McCormack
Keith Swedlund
Charles Myers
Swedlund
Alvarado
Jim Cobb
Johnny Johnson
Ken Hunt
Jim Layne
Beban and Simpson Lead UPI All-Coast Gridders
UCLA quarterback Gary Beban and USC halfback O J Simpson head the UPI All Pacific Coast team with unanimous first place selections and 95 points each. West Coast writers and broadcasters voted five points for a first team pick and three for a second.
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San. Francisco
UPI
Gary Beban
O.J. Simpson
UCLA
Southern California
Beban
Simpson
Pasadena
Indiana
Trojans
Earl McCullouch
Mike ‘Scarpace
Mike Battle
Orange Juice
Bill
Washington
Oregon
Huskies
Dean Halverson
Steve Thompson
Ducks
Jim (Yazoo) Smith
George Dames
Ron Boley
Oregon State
Beavers
Steve Preece
Greg Jones
Jim ‘Lawrence
Rick Purdy
Bruins
Banks earns UPI All Pacific Coast team honor
Banks, a Ukia high school football star now at UOP, earned All Pacific Coast and honorable mention as a linebacker in the UPI selections. The piece notes other honorees including Ron Yary, Adrian Young, Tim Rosovich, Don Manning, and multiple players from USC and UCLA, with team breakdowns and scoring details.
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Jeff. Banks
Ukia
UOP
Pacific Coast
UPI
Banks
University of Pacific
COP
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Uligh
Jeff Banks
Ukiahi
Hoyt Estes
Ukiah
Stockton
Journal
Erickson
Browns and Giants Renew NFL Showdown in Late-Season Tilt
The Browns host the Giants in a decisive clash as Leroy Kelly starts for Cleveland and Fran Tarkenton leads New York. Cleveland, favored by seven, holds a one game edge in the Century Division with playoff implications if the season ends tied.
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New York
Leroy
Kelly
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland
Fran Tarkenton
Y.A. Tittle
Tarkenton
Browns
Giants
Lou Groza
Baltimore
Dallas
NFL
Colts
Los Angeles
Capitol
Green Bay
Minnesota
Atlanta
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
New Orleans
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Northwestern League cages loom for Ukiah Potter and Boonville teams
Ukiah hosts Arcata in a Forestville opener as Anderson Valley and Potter Valley start their 1967 68 campaigns. Anderson Valley meets Willits on home court, while Potter Valley visits Kelseyville before hosting Middletown. Early lineups feature Rawles Pronsolino Huey Waggoner Cupples for AV and Anderson , Buchelz Todd Gurley Gillette Boyce Schneider for Potter Valley.
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Ukiah
el Molino
Forestville
Arcata
Chessall Gym
Anderson Valley
Potter Valley
Bearcats
Willits
Jayvee
Boonville
Geyserville
Cloverdale
Kelseyville
Middletown
Tom Rawles
Dave Pronsolino
Dan Huey
Gene Waggoner
Rick Cupples
Doug Anderson
Steve Buchelz
Gary Todd
Dan Gurley
Jeff Gillette
Byron Boyce
Jim Schneider
Mike Brown
Randy Deering
Archie Rojas
Carl Bleck
Dan Coheen
Ron Duman
Merril Kirchmeier
Potential lead seeks informants for ongoing inquiry
A note invites those who are the identified man or want more details to contact Paul Egner, at 3 Woodland Terrace, Ukiah, California 95482, or call collect at area code 707 462 3726 for information.
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Paul Egner
Woodland Terrace
Ukiah
Cal
Chargers and Raiders Clash in San Diego Showdown
The San Diego Chargers visit Oakland in a crucial Western Division clash. Oakland leads 9-1 while San Diego sits 8-1-1, with prime time focus on their defense and offense as Duncan’s prayer lore looms over a key rematch.
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San Diego Chargers
Oakland Raiders
Chargers
Oakland
Duncan
Kansas City Chiefs
Stenerud
San Diego
Boston
New York Jets
Jackson State
Denver
Clem Daniels
Pete Banaszak
Kansas City
Daniels
Ellis and Bonavena Prepare for Heavyweight Elimination Fight
In Louisville on the eve of their elimination bout for a title shot, Jimmy Ellis weighed 196 pounds while Oscar Bonavena tipped the scales at 206 1 2 pounds. Ellis, a 7-5 favorite, seeks an advantage in the clash for the championship opportunity.
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Louisville
UPI
Jimmy Ellis
Oscar
Ringo' Bonavena
Bonavena
Ellis
Brice Impresses With Knockout in Hollywood Main Event
Lenny Brice, 119 pounds from Los Angeles, stopped Raul Herrera in the eighth round at the Olympic Auditorium. The bout opened slowly but Brice surged in the seventh to set up the KO as promoter plans a December matchup with Pornchai Poppraimngam on the California featherweight title program.
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Los Angeles
ULI
Lenny Brice
Olympic Auditorium
Raul Herrera
Brice
Herrera
Guadalajara
Mexico
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al Snarsky
Bob Kaufman
Mendocino Lake , Savings and Loan
Dan Cubberly
KUKI
Bob Spagnola
Bob Alvarado
Ukiah Wildcat Boosters’ Association
Ray Pancharian
Len Stefano
Dan Wattenburger
Bob Gein
Jose Fernandez
Mendo - Lake Savings and Loan
Divio Martin
Lfe
Vermeil
Richard Maurer
Helms Foundation
Jack’ Tarr
Ukiaha
Steve Campbell
Point Arena
Ancellotti
Lions
Mendo-Lake Savings and Loan
Tom Haltom
Norm Schmitz
Gary Player
Beban and Simpson
Ron Yary
USC
Adrian Young
Tim Rossovich
Linbacker
Don Manning
Gary Kale
Frank Gifford
Charlie Conerly
Dial
North State Street
Bill Silva
Ukiah, Potter
Boonville Cagers
All Face Action
The
Shell Oil Co
Raiders
Lamonica
Daryle Lamonica
Buffalo
Rauch
Miami
Houston
Orr St
49Ers
Brice Impressive
Freedom Hall
World Boxing Association
Cassius Clay
ABC
World of Sports
Little Babee
Claude Trimble
Black Bart
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