Sacramento Debates Deer Control Plans At Senate Hearing
Sacramento lawmakers convened to review multiple deer management plans from Texas Masonite Valley and Shannon proposals. The plans seek landowner choice in hunting, with depredation hunts and permit systems under review by the Natural Resources Committee. The U S Forest Service cited plans to avoid pre planting.
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Edwin S. Capps
Sacramento
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Texas
Potter Valley
Mason
Shannon
U. S. Forest Service
Walter T. Shannon
Department of Fish and Game
F and
G Commission
Healdsburg Tourney Brings Eight Teams to Thirteenth Year
Healdsburg December 3 Eight teams from Sacred Heart Miramonte Fort Bragg Albany Polytechnic Sonoma Redwood High and Healdsburg compete in the double elimination invitational. Sacred Heart and Fort Bragg boast top records and high scorers. tournament runs through December 17 with awards after final games.
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Healdsburg
Joe Guten
John Keating
Sacred "Heart
Cosuinners
Jackson High School
Fron Amalot County
Miramonte
Eastie
Polytechnic of San Francisco
Fort Brage
Ariaiy
Asiah
Sonoma
Sacred ‘Heart
Fort Brigg
Fort Bragg
Nebraska Eyes Gotham Bowl Bid For Postseason Win
Nebraska pursues its first post season football win in the Gotham Bowl against Miami at Yankee Stadium on December 15. The Cornhuskers stand 8-2 after losses to Oklahoma and Missouri, while Miami is 7-3 with defeats by Alabama LSU and Northwestern.
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New York
UPI
Nebraska
Miami
Fla
Yankee Stadium
Duke
Frankie Albert
Stanford
Cornhuskers
Gotham
Bob Curran
Miand
Florida
Andy Gustafson
March of Dimes
NCAA
Curran
American Broadcasting Co
The
Oklahoma
Missour
Alabama
Louisiana State
Northwestern
Hurricanes
Local Junior Settar Basketball Opens With Close Wins
In an opening night at Chessall Gym, Rosés beat Plungers 27 26 as Nidorust 8 Edmonds 7 Peaslee contribute. Peelers crush Clan 37 18 led by Bawden 16 Hayes 14. Vikings tie Mysterians 41 41 with Bubst 11 Norman 9. Wee Beasties edge Augie’s Doggies 57 etc. Playboys fall to Spaghetti Benders 18 17 with Lucchiessi leading Playboys.
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Vikings
Roses
Wee Beasties
Playboys
Thim
Chessall Gymphisium
Ukiah Trecreation Department
The
Rosés
Plungers
Bruce Nidorust
Ken Edmonds
Joh Peaslee
Gary Shimmin
Mike Hendrick
Peaslee
Ron Bawden
Jim Hayes
Joe O'Quest
Clan
Garry Pittman
Russ Swinney
Mysterians
Lee Bubst
Ron Norman
Ron Lucchiessi
Mosehetti
Marv DeAngelos
Don Parducci
Steve Porter
Baker Named NCAA Offense Champion for 1962
New York UPI reports Terry Baker of Oregon State was named official NCAA total offense champion for 1962. The 191 pound quarterback amassed 1 738 passing yards and 938 rushing yards for a total of 2 676 yards, second only to Johnny L. who totaled 2 400 yards in 1950. Baker earned a spot on the United Press International All America team and captured the Heisman and Maxwell trophies as the outstanding college player of the year.
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New York
UPI
Terry Baker
Oregon State
Baker
Beavers
Liberty
Villanova
Philadelphia
Johnny Ewat
Druse
United
Heisman
Maxwell Troophies
Hhenear
Aguirre Tops American League Pitchers For 1962
Hank Aguirre of the Detroit Tigers was named the AL’s outstanding pitcher for 1962 after posting a 2.21 ERA and 11 of 22 starts completed. He led the league with a 6 7 percent win rate, while Ray Herbert and Dick Donovan also posted 20-win seasons. Ralph Terry led the Yankees with 23 wins.
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Boston
UPI
Hank Aguirre
Detroit Tigers
Aguirre
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Agurre
U Asuirre
Cleveland
Dick Donovan
Donoven
Ray Herbert
Chicago White Sox
Dughadnan
Runnnerup
Weber
Robin Robers
Baltimore Orieles
Phillies
Orsles
Yankees
Gerry
Whitey Jeard
Jean Chanes
The
Angels
Jo Baines
Knuckles
Baller
Eddie Fisher
White Sox
Ralph Terry
Terry
Herbert
Donovan
Minnesota
Camilo Pasegal
Oregon's Terry Baker Named UPI Back of the Year
Terry Baker of Oregon, 21, left handed quarterback, was chosen as the 1962 UPI Back of the Year in nationwide voting by sports writers and broadcasters. He led the nation in total offense with 2,276 yards and passed for 1,738 yards, guiding Oregon to an 8-2 record and a Liberty Bowl bid. Baker, a mechanical engineering student, plans a pro football career and was drafted No. 1 by the Los Angeles Rams.
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Dick Joyce
New “York
UPTY
Terry Baker
Oregon
United ‘Press International
Baker
Jerry Stovall
Louisiana
Stovall
George Scimes
Michigan State
Eldon Fortie
Brigham Young
Billy Moore
7Akansas
George Mira
Miami
Fla
Tom “Myers
Northwestern
Roger Kochmin
Penn State
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Glenn ‘Griffing
Misissippi
Mel Renfro
Ron Vanderkelen
Wisconsin
Willie Brown
Southern California
Joe Don Looney
Oklahoma
Portland
Ore
Tommy Prothro
Terry
Bakers
Tate
Drake
Johnny Bright
Dehirdt
Dick Shiner
Maryland
Mira
Liberty Bosvl
Cayoops
Los Angeles ‘Rams
Nad’ Albeddyy
San Diego
Hitt
Butterne
UPI
Changes in Church Loop Shakeup Replaces One Team
In Ukiah Valley Church League play a Presbyterian team drops out and a second Methodist quintet joins. St Marys defeats Assembly of God 65 to 33 while First Baptist routs Junior IOOF 82 to 36. No games last night due to a PTA meeting at Pomolita gym.
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Presbyterian Church League
St. Mary's
Assembly of God
First Baptist
IOOF
PTA
Pomolita Gym
Ron Hindley
Pat Finnegan
Paul Hage
Steve Welch
First Baptists
Kit Weaver
Curt Glasscock
Jeep Schmitz
Chet Crabtree
The
Baptists
Joof
Terry Shupe
Randy Seward
Mike Cash
British golf star Alliss denies Palmer lazy charge
Peter Alliss captain of the British PGA team rejects Arnold Palmer’s claim that most British golfers are lazy. He says British players balance 14 tournaments a year with other commitments and values more than money. Alliss tied Palmer in the 1961 Ryder Cup and second in the Canada Cup in Buenos Aires.
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London
UPI
Peter Alliss
Alliss
Palmer
Buenos Aires
Potter Valley Set to Host Makeup Basketball Double-Header
Potter Valley coach Ken Bowles announced a postponed double-header with Laytonville will be made up tomorrow at Potter Valley gym. The Class B clash starts at 6 p.m. followed by the varsity game, with hopes high that many parents attend.
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Ken Bowles
Potter Valley
Laytonville
Potter Valley Gymnasium
Potter
Ace Not Enough For KC Oaks Win In OT
In an American Basketball League game, Kansas City fell 108-107 to Chicago in overtime. Long Beach moved ahead of idle teams as Oakland beat Pittsburgh 96-93 ending a 10 game skid. Rolland Todd led the Oaks with 22 points and Jim Hadnot added 20 while Pittsburgh was without Connie Hawkins and Phil Rollins scored 20.
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United Press International
Kansas City
Bill Bridges
Chicago
Steers
Long Beach
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Rolland Todd
Oaks
Jim Hadnot
Connie Hiwkins
Phil Rollins
Ukiah High School Coop Basketball Opens Season
Twelve teams took the floor in the Ukiah High School cooperative league with games featuring the Clods Sting-Rays Musketeers and Falcons. Meld goals led the Bustmen to a win over the Weasels as Jerry Drake poured in 28 for the Musketeers and Jim Carr scored five for the Lakers.
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Frost-Soph
Uktath
Ledgué
Chesgalk Gym
Mudketeer'a
Falcon
Ukiah High
Jordam
Mike Rifityned
Weasels
Mark Hilliker
Normaiy
Joe Sisnerog
John
Giok'a
Frank Ickerell
Clods
Bill Cleland
Art Johnson
Junior Ldica
Lew Tollini
Hard to Beat Pittsburgh by 36 Triples in 1912
UPI reports experts regard J Owen Wilson of the Pittsburgh Pirates as hitting 36 triples in 1912 as an almost unreachable record in baseball history. The figure is cited as one of the sport’s most inaccessible marks and a standout Pirates achievement.
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Pittsburgh
J. Owen Wilson
Pittsburgh Pirates
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