Finnegan Award shines at Yokayo Bowl handicap tourney
The Yokayo Bowl hosted the AWARC Hidden handicap tournament with Finnegan as champion and Pat Radcliff among finalists. Scores highlighted include Val McNaught and John Grassmedia in top marks, while Frank Crawford led entrant counts for the retard ed children effort. Prize details and post event acknowledgments noted Mrs. Fred Scholl and Virg Johnson for organization and support.
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Jourcy
Raidcliff
Vale McNaught
LeRoy - Hess
HBB
BHP Kal Wi
Tommy Tucropsen
Lou Gurants
Bob Glood
Don Trouette
Jonson
Trouette
Finnega
Low Grams
Yokayo
Frank Crawford
Ukiah Valley
Fonnny Thompson
Paul Whalens
John Grassmedia
LeRoy Tess
Pat Radcliff
Fred Scholl
Virg Johnson
Dells
WEW Mat Feature Brings Ellis and Japanese Duo to Ring Night
Cowboy Bob Ellis headlines a WEW wrestling card with the Shibuya Arakawa team in a two out of three falls main event. Also featured are the Brunettis challenging the Japanese duo, plus a four match lineup and a two hour pre Christmas show promoted by Matt Zidich. Tickets on sale at local vendors and box offices Saturday at 8:30.
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Bob Firs
Thas
Falboan
Heidi An
Fortain Keng
Joe Brunetth
Miter Arakawa
Bronettis
Doe
Tats
Viclins
Brunettis
Chiah
Popper Gomez
Flark von Brock
Ahishiin
Alaskan
Guy Barns
Sonny Pascal Ovo
Aida
Paiseuahanta Sibmisstarr
WEW
Matt Zidich
Froges’s Liquors
Boonville Crown Earned In Anderson Valley Invitational
Weaverville’s team traveled over 250 miles to the Anderson Valley Invitational, finishing as champions after defeating Emeryville in the final. Earlier wins included Mendocino 53-16, Laytonville 54-5, and Lakeport 41-32. California School for the Deaf took third place, and Mendocino won the consolation title.
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Weaverville
Weaversile
Trinity Alps
Emeryville
Alameda County
St. Vincents
Lakeport
Jimereville
Ranery
Laytonville
Californie Senooel
Boonville
Coveto
School For the Deaf
Don Lyons
Anderson Valley
Mendocino
California
School For the Def
Ckith
Hopland Varsity Triumph Stuns Wildcats In Rough Clash
Hopland's varsity quintet surged past the Wildcats 77 to 99 in the opening quarter, then built a firm lead with strong rebounding and inside play. Wildcat errors and drives faltered as Hopland dictated pace, while key reserves contributed steady scoring.
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Apain
Forty Niners edge Packers in late thriller for potential bowl bid
San Francisco clinched a 22-21 victory over Green Bay as Tommy Davis kicked the game winning field goal with 11 seconds left. John Brodie threw for 328 yards with two TDs while Abe Woodson returned a kickoff 48 yards setting up the decisive score. The win keeps the Niners in contention for a Florida bowl pending Eagles wins and a Detroit victory.
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Hal Wood
SAN Francisco Tupii
San Francisco
Forty Niners
Florida
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore
Eagles
Philadelphia
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Omasmuch
Lions
Prospectors
Green Bay Packers
Davis
Tommy Davis
Packers
Ray Nitschke
Fort Lewis
Wash
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
John Brodie
Owens
Bernie Casey
Totehd Wen
Tan
Packer
Bart Stary
Charlie Krueger
Dan Colchico
Green Bay
Wi Oyard
State
Max McGee
Abe Woodson
Bruce
Red Hickey
Boote
Hopland B Team Edges UHS Reserves
Hopland B Team defeated Ukiah High School reserves 35 to 20 on Friday night led by key fourth quarter scoring. Ukiah struggled from the floor with limited free throws as Hopland's defense and late run sealed the win, with standout contributions from Pat Berger and Jim Hayes.
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Addabieas
Vag Ukiah O$ Tecun
Ted
Ane Ned
Madways
Cpeen Ukiah
Hophind
Ukiah
Sds
Jay McArhstear
Geome Watch
Pat Berger
Chris ‘Towne
Hepkard
Gene Ja Dence Retine
Himiho May
Jim Hayes
Bally Goodman
Jack Pkins
Cabin Graham
Hophand
Tim Weaver
Conie Ae
Dennis Neustel
Weletz
Marsensco
Chartey
Lewell Deering
Moschetti Foursome Leads After Narrow Tee Edge
In a tight round Weatherford carded a 83 with a 71 back nine to seize low gross while Meschetti posted 76-9-07 to take low net as the field tightens. Teams including Cober Ranes and Jun Massengill faced a spirited chase with five groups within four strokes of third place.
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Cober Ranes
Laaskin Younce
Jack Chirke
Wardrees Duuarney
Teinis
Jun Massengill
Don Banes
Rue Stickney
Weatherford
Dean Bones
Iowater
Zante Meschetti
Meschetti
Hoas Wall
Portland Hockey Ace Grabs Five in Tight Clash
Portland powered by a standout performance from its hockey ace, who scored five goals in a hard fought win. The narrative notes the challenge from Goa’s squad and highlights key plays and the final score in a tense early season matchup.
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Portland Hockey Ace
Old Pro Conerly Paces Giants Win
At 40, Charlie Conerly led the New York Giants to a 21-2 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles after coming off the bench. The game highlighted his enduring skill as the league’s oldest active player and his impact on the Giants offense.
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United Press International
Mississippi
Charlie Conerly
New York Goats
Sanday
Giants
Philadelphia
Tos Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
San Francisco Forty Niners
Doetred Toons
Minnesota Viktimes
Portsburso Steelers
Wwinless
Washingston Leilskins
Gel
Stodaar
Cardinals
Dallas
Sirs
Los Anmueles Hams
Baltimore Colts
Satay
Wildcats Win Third In Row At Sonoma In Narrow 51 40 Victory
Ukiah Wildcats defeat Sonoma Dragons 51 to 40 to claim their third consecutive win. Joe Jahn and Jerry Mattson led scoring with seven points each as Ukiah balanced offense and strong defense, despite height disadvantages. The bench plus Dennis Gwin contributed as Ukiah stretched their lead late.
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Wildcats
Sonoma
Hen
Ukiah
Varsity
Boonville
Wilits
Joe Jvan
Jerry Mattson
den Inis Gwin
Larry Myers
Bruce Galvin c
Tom Peterson
Shasimo
Jahn
Mattson
Myer
Crauds
Jam Kaxne
Chamberlain Dominates as Warriors Rally Past Packers
United Press International reports Wilt Chamberlain averaging 64.7 points per game with 85 in a victory over Chicago, while the Warriors beat Chicago and the Royals overwhelmed the Knickerbockers. The piece highlights Wilt’s 23 field goals and spree amid Eastern Division race tension.
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United Press International
Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warters
Knickerbockers
Cingine
Reyes Chamberlain
Warriors
Chillige Packers
Royals
Knickerbocken
Chunberhiin May
Fridkin
Chicago Satundias
Sanekay
Boston Celtics
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