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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1968

Page

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1967 California deer season yields record lows

Sacramento report notes a 42 percent drop in buck kills from 1966 to 1967, totaling about 40 000 tags. Don Beauchamp and Wallace Mac Gregor of the Fish and Game Department cite severe natural conditions including weather as a major factor.

Sacramento UPI Fish and Game Don Beauchamp California Department of Fish and Game Beauchamp Wallace “MacGregor Califor

Deer season in California sees low harvests from range stress and self validation

Beauchamp cites poor fawn production and range overcapacity as causes for a weak last season. Wet spring allowed deer to stay scattered while a dry fall kept them from migrating, reducing hunter success though tag sales held steady. The shift to self validation may have cut tag distribution to Sacramento, affecting overall turnout and future seasons.

Nia Fish and Game California Beauchamp

Bruins Chase Pac Eight Race With Early Lead

UCLA holds an eight game win streak as it hosts Washington State while USC, Stanford, California head north to play Oregon and Oregon State. Lew Alcindor faces Washington State’s Jim McKean as coach John Wooden rotates guards Mike Warren and Lucius Allen and forwards Lynn Shackelford and Edgar Lacey. The Trojans, 6 5, meet Washington in a separate game.

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Cowboys Frostbite Plagues Dallas After Green Bay Loss

Three Dallas Cowboys defensive players suffered frostbite after the NFL title game in Green Bay as temperatures plunged to 20 below. George Andrie Jethro Pugh and Mel Renfro faced three weeks of medication to restore finger sensitivity while Ray Nitschke on the Packers side nursed frostbitten toes. Trainers warned longer exposure could have caused serious harm as both teams prepared for the upcoming Super Bowl showdown with Oakland.

Dallas UPI Cowboys Green Bay Wis George Andrie Jethro Pugh Mel_Renzo Andrie Ray Nitschke Packers Oakland Lambeau Field Willig Townes Dick Daniels Pugh Renfro Don Cochren George Martin “Knight Knight

Ukiah Matmen Top Lower Lake in Dual Meet

Ukiah’s varsity wrestling team defeated Lower Lake 51 to 8 in a dual meet. Rick Spagnola dropped a 2 0 decision at 112 pounds, his first loss to a tough opponent. A rematch with Lakeport is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Cheysall Gym, features on the slate.

Ukiah Lower Lake Rick Spagnola Te Jayvee Wildcat Lakeport Cheysall Gym

Cats Host Trojans Visit Cards In North Bay League Opener

Ukiah Wildcats host Petaluma Trojans in the North Bay League opener at Chessau Gym tonight at 7 p.m. The Trojans feature Bob Hatfield Ray Valker Pete Daggett and John Slaughter with 19 15 and 10 point averages while Ukiah seeks a 7 1 record as Coach Fred Sten relies on regulars and rested reserves. Saturday the Wildcats travel to Lakeport for a 7 p.m. game against the Clear Lake Cardinals in a non league matchup.

Ukiah Wildcat Varsity Jayvee Chessau_Gymnasium Petaluma Dangerous Trojans Fred Sten Varsity Jim Rudolph Tom Nelson Bob Hatfield Ray Valker Ged Postman Shis Pete Dagcett Pete John Slaughter Mike Hailey Dennis Thayer Willits el Molino Arcata Sonoma Fort Bragg Eureka Napa Santa Rosa Palo Alto Larry. Carlson Wildcat Cagers Lakeport Clear Lake Cardinals

Revised Pro Soccer League Taking Shape

New league formed from USA and NPSL merger moves Chicago franchise to Kansas City. Twenty three teams entered merger with nineteen remaining after bonding issues. Two divisions United and National will host teams. schedule decisions pending final sessions. Pittsburgh and Boston franchise shifts noted. New York and Los Angeles area changes discussed.

New York UPS United States Professional Soccer League Chicago Kansas City United Soccer Association USA National Professional Soccer League NPSL John Latshaw Chicago Spurs Los Angeles San Diego Boston Pittsburgh

Connecticut Dentist Debuts Metal Tube Toothpaste

Dr. Washington Sheffield, a Connecticut dentist, claims to have first packed toothpaste in a metal tube, marking a major shift in dental care packaging and product design.

Washington. Sheffield Connecticut

Gordie Howe Stays Active at 40 Amid Red Wings Rally

Gordie Howe, aging but far from finished, celebrates his 40th birthday on March 31 while starring for Detroit. In a 9 3 rout of the Oakland Seals, Howe scored twice and assisted twice, boosting the Red Wings to fourth in the East and one point ahead of idle New York.

United Press International Gordie Howe Smoothie Detroit Red Wings National ‘Hockey League Howe Red Wings Oakland Seals New York Detroit Toronto

Wilt, Celtic Trio Eastern All Star Picks

Wilt Chamberlain leads Eastern squad selections for the 18th annual East West All Star game on January 23 at Madison Square Garden. Boston players Bill Russell John Havlicek and Sam Jones join Chamberlain Hal Greer Jerry Lucas Oscar Robertson Dave Debusschere and Dave Bing as part of the 10 man team. Willis Reed leads forwards with 11 270 points and Chamberlain posts a perfect 12 000 in voting.

New' ‘York UPI Wilt Chamberlain Boston Celtics National Basketball Association Céltics Madison Square Garden

Track Stars Open Olympic Drive in SF

The All American track and field trials in San Francisco showcase a mix of youth stars and veterans aiming for the Mexico City Olympics. Contenders include Tommie Smith Lee Evans Earl McCullough Jim Hines Billy Gaines plus Ralph Boston Parry O'Brien Mike Larrabee Bob Schul Mel Pender and Bob Seagren among others. Evans and Smith race separate mile relays with San Jose State and Santa Clara clubs clashing on opens.

San Francisco UPI Mexico City Tommie “ Smith Lee Evans Simpson Earl McCullouch Charlie Greene Jim Hines Billy’ Gaines Gaines New—Jersey Ralph Boston King Parry O'Brien Mike “Larrabee Tokyo Bob Seagren Pender Greene Gains Hines Turner Smith Evans Jim Kemp Larrabee Bill Toomey Bill Gairdner San Jose Santa’ Clara San ’Jose

Six Wrestlers Die Hard in Ukiah VFW Show Jan 13

Ukiah VFW hosts six man wild bout on January 13 at 8 30 p m featuring Ray Stevens and the Great Malinka against a trio of good guys Pep Gomez Red Bastine and Cyclone Negro in a 60 minute two out of three falls tag team. Semi main 45 minutes and a 20 minute curtain raiser with principals named at ringside. Tickets 2 ringside 150 general 50 junior on sale at Foote’s Foggy’s Park N Takit and district fairgrounds Carl Purdy Jan 13 routed big night for pro wrestling fans.

Ukiah_WEW Carlponte Halton Ray Stevens United States Bearcat Wright Cow Palace Drew Bearcat Malinka Marvel Pepper Gomez Red Bastine Cyclone Negro Gomez VFW Arttite Pedro “Godoy Arturo Godoy Joe Louis Alberto Amessa Foote’s Liquors Felix’s Maple Cafe Foggy’s Foster’s Liquors Park ’N Takit 12Th District Fairgrounds Carl Purdy

Rauch named UPI AFL Coach of the Year for 1967 season

Mild mannered John Rauch of the Oakland Raiders wins the UPI AFL Coach of the Year award after guiding the Raiders to an 13-1 season and AFL title en route to a Super Bowl clash with Green Bay. Wally Lemm and Sid Gillman receive votes. Rauch credits Lamonica era and Raiders leadership.

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Geronimo Leads Final Apache Uprising in United States

The source notes Geronimo, the renowned Apache chief, as the leader of the last major Native American uprising in U.S. history. The event marks the end of significant armed resistance in the region and shapes later federal policy toward tribes.

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