Tighten Not Gridiron Code Clash Over PCC Rules
In a contentious PCC discussion, penalties for Tighten Not Gridiron Code references era with eligibility and postseason bans eased for seniors to play up to five games. The Los Angeles demand to bolt the PCC grows as Juniors at two institutions loom next season. New code aims to loosen aid yet tighten violations, with coaches liable and athletic counselors designated for compliance. The plan includes stricter academic requirements and adjusted conference schedules to favor more interregional games. Pampa’s O Knight airport note closes the paragraph.
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Bowl pairings set after weekend deliberations
Oklahoma remains undefeated at 10 0 while Clemson earns ACC bid to Orange Bowl. Tennessee grabs Sugar Bowl slot after a 27 7 win over Vanderbilt, Baylor claims New Orleans game with 46 13 over Rice. Georgia Tech meets Pittsburgh in the Gator Bowl following a 35 0 win over Georgia. Syracuse accepts Cotton Bowl berth as Navy declines due to a 6 1 2 record. Notre Dame suffers eighth defeat in 10 as Southern California wins 28 20.
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Gifford Leads Giants Toward NFL Title Clinch
Gifford of the New York Giants starred as New York defeated Washington 38-14 to virtually clinch the Eastern Division. The Packers edged the Cardinals 24-21 aiding the Giants while Detroit twice surged past Chicago en route to the Western lead. Layne threw for two TDs as the Lions beat the Bears 42-10. Other results included the 49ers shocking the Colts 20-17 and the Browns beating the Eagles 17-14.
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Ukiah Wildcats Rally To Top Ferndale In Season Opener
Ukiah led early then swapped leads with Ferndale before pulling away in the fourth. Lynn Mauney scored 25 for Ferndale, while Huckins led Ukiah with 15 points and Mantooth added 16 in the final period as Ukiah secured their first win of the season.
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Ukiah B Team Edges Ferndale In Narrow Victory
Ukiah B team wins 38 37 over Ferndale in a tense Saturday night game after a 32 29 opening win against Healdsburg. Key plays by Jim Whitaker Ed Graziano and Bob Van Dyke fueled comebacks while Charles Smith fouled out. coach Terry McKeon praised the resilience and warned margins must widen.
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Dons shine but rivals edge in early season clashes
University of San Francisco tops California 70 56 as Mike Farmer Gene Brown and Mike Preaseau spark the rally. Pacific Coast teams Baylor UCLA Stanford Oregon State and others posted mixed results in warmups with notable scores including Idaho 72 Montana 58 and Portland 69 Portland State 47.
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Tight City Loop Games On Top
Stayton's team won its opener in an overtime thriller against V. A. Realty last Monday and aims to defend its league co lead against Masonite at 7 pm. V. A. Realty plays Durable Plywood at 9 pm at Pomolita Elementary School gym with several early games delivering crowd pleasing finishes.
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Potter Valley Quintets Open Season With Losses At Home
Potter Valley hosts Lower Lake and loses 37-26 in varsity and 25-16 in B team. Scotty Nelson leads 13 points, Adrien Cook five, Ralph Meyer four, Don Watts and Bill Marshall two each. Lower Lake’s Roads tops with 14. B team led by Don Clark and Ed Clark ied Gene Herrick with four each. Next games at Hopland tomorrow.
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Australia tops U S in 800 meter relay at Melbourne
Australia wins the 800 meter relay in a world record 8 23 6 edging the United States by 20 yards with Jon Henricks anchoring a swift finish. Pat McCormick leads U S springboard diving with a first day advantage as Russia and Canada vie for medals. Shelley Mann sets an Olympic butterfly trials record as Americans seek more golds amid a broad Olympic day.
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Louisville USF Begin Campaign With Wins
San Francisco and Louisville opened the new season with wins as Wilt Chamberlain makes his college debut for Kansas tonight. The Dons extended their winning streak to 1057 games with a 63-34 win over Chico State and a 70-56 victory at California. Louisville beat Morehead 81-68 as Charley Tyra scored 28 in his bid for All America. Six 1955 56 conference champions won on Saturday.
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