Ukiah Rallies To Edge Piner In Near Classic Thriller
Ukiah overcame a first half deficit to defeat Piner 43-41 in a dramatic late finish. Jack Wann hit a clutch jumper with seconds left after Dan Vilotti and Milton Jones sparked the rally, while Ukiah’s defense tightened in the final period. Jayvees rolled past Piner 74-20 as Ken Clary led scoring with 20 points.
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Greg Steliga
Ron Christenson
Mel Ford
Danny Nicholson
Rick Heath
Ron Rinehart
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Napa Jayvees
Willits AV runners-up in 12th Anderson Valley tourney
Willits Wolverines nearly reach the title at Boonville as they edge Fort Bragg 61-48 and fall to St. Vincent's 67-66 in overtime in the final. Tim Driscoll posts 27 points, joined by Dan Moore and Mike Krenz on the All-Tourney list. Point Arena claims consolation, South Fork and Geyserville win brushes of CSD and AV.
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Ukiah Rod and Gun Club Directors Meet Tonight
An executive meeting of the Ukiah Rod and Gun Club is set for tonight at 7 30 at 861 N Bush Street the home of Bill Clary. Club officers listed include Ted Ericksen president Louis Zaina and Dean Townsend first and second vice presidents Al Whitney secretary Jack Hunt treasurer and other board members Bill Townsend Cliff Veach and Charles Burkhardt.
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Woodeschick Hurt in Eagles Falcons Game
Tom Woodeschick of the Philadelphia Eagles needed surgery after tearing a ligament in his left ankle during a game with the Atlanta Falcons. He had gained 83 yards rushing this season.
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Tom Woodeschick
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Redskins top Saints as Vikings edge 49ers in NFL action
Washington Redskins defeated New Orleans Saints 17-14 to reach 7-4-2 with one game left, Curt Knight's 19 yard field goal sealing the win. Minnesota Vikings beat San Francisco 49ers 10-7 as Joe Kapp and Gene Washington teamed for a key fourth quarter pass play. Lions, Browns, Falcons, Packers and Giants also won, but standings unchanged.
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Lefty O Doul and the Hall of Fame Batting Legend
A portrait of Lefty O Doul as a transcendent hitter and coach. The piece traces his .398 peak in 1929, compares him to George Sisler, and notes his impact as a batting coach who mentored stars like Earl Averill and Joe DiMaggio. It recalls his wit and the humorous impersonation incident in the Bay Area.
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Paul Revere
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Lefty O’doul
George Sisler
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Chuck Klein
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Ed Delahanty
Ted Williams
Harry Walker
Earl Averill
Joe DiMaggio
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NYC Jewish Population Estimate Surpasses Israel S four largest cities
New estimates place the Jewish population of New York City at 1,836,000, roughly double the total of Israel’s four largest cities combined, highlighting the city’s substantial Jewish community and demographic prominence.
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United Press International
New York City
Israel
Raiders rally wins title as Alworth sets reception record
Raiders beat Kansas City 10-6 to clinch the Western Division as Lance Alworth extended his consecutive games with a reception to 96, surpassing Don Hutson. Alworth caught nine yards on a John Hadle pass while Warren Wells was hurt, and Oakland’s win came with Wells helping set up a 72-yard pass and 30-yard field goal by George Blanda.
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Liske
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Broncos
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Greg Cook
Speedy Thomas
Bengals
Indianapolis Wins CIFL Championship in Overtime
Indianapolis defeated San Antonio 44 to 38 in sudden death overtime to capture the Continental Football League title.
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Masao Ohba Defeats Villacampo In Non title Bout Flyweight
Masa Ohba of Japan, ranked No 10 by the World Boxing Association, outpointed WBA flyweight champion Bernabe Villacampo of the Philippines in a non title 10 round bout.
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Colorado Cubs Ride to 47-33 Victory in Liberty Bowl Thriller
Colorado's Bob Anderson ran for 254 yards and scored twice as the Buffaloes held off Alabama 47-33 to improve to eight wins in 11. Ned Hayden sparked Alabama with two TD passes, but Colorado's final-period safety and key scoring runs sealed the win. Bubba Crocker starred for Arkansas State in a 29-21 win over Drake, while East Tennessee State clinched the Grantland Rice Bowl with an 84-14 rout of Louisiana Tech. North Dakota State crushed Montana 30-3 in the Camellia Bowl, and Texas A&I defeated Concordia 32-7 for the NAIA title as Cassius Clay-Frazier talks collapsed in Orlando.
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Crimson Tide
Ned Hayden
Hayden
Griff Langston
Johnny Musso
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James Hamilton
Arkansas State
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St Anthony's High abandons basketball season
Manchester New Hampshire St Anthony's High School decided to abandon basketball this season after losing its first two games 87 19 and 80 7.
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