Allen Bears Contract Dispute Settled Amid Arbitration Hope
The case centered on whether George Allen breached his Bears contract by negotiating with the Rams without Halas approval. Halas stated Allen acted without written consent, while Allen claimed Halas orally authorized talks. NFL Commissioner Rozelle praised the outcome as parties move toward arbitration or further court action, with Illinois Arbitration Act cited for mandatory proceedings.
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Tring
Halas Battles With Allen Over Bears Departure
New York AP story reviews George Halas blocking the departure of Jim Allen to the Rams, portraying Halas as controlling and insisting on being “the boss.” It notes Allen’s claim that Halas acted like a father figure and the eventual release, with coaches noting the irony of blocking moves to spur career advancement.
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Allen
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Ars
Bears
NFL
Totems Seek Playoff Spot With WHL Interleague Win
Seattle Totems roared to a 0-0 shutout over Baltimore in a WHL vs AHL interleague game marking their fifth straight victory and narrowing the gap to third place. Jim McLeod posted the shutout as Gayle Fielder Gerry Leonard and Bill Dineen scored, boosting WHL’s standing 19-18-2. Meanwhile San Francisco suspended former Rookie of the Year George Swarbrick after he tallied 22 goals last season and only five this year.
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Gerry Leonard
Bill Dineen
San Francisco
Portland
Pittsburgh
Vancouver
Victoria
San Francisco Seals
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Broncos Rally Past Ex-Pro in Pearl Harbor Victory
The Balanced Broncos defeated Terry Dishinger and the Army Redlanders 107 to 94 at Bloch Arena Pearl Harbor. Trailing 49 to 48 at halftime, Balanced Broncos surged in the second half and led from early third quarter, never surrendering the lead.
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Durocher Returns to Cubs with Emphasis on Speed
Leo Durocher has taken over the Chicago Cubs promising a faster brand of ball after a 10 year absence from managing. Fifteen players signed contracts this week boosting Cubs toward the fastest roster in the major leagues as he seeks speed and improved performance.
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Cal Koonce
Hemele Samee
Cleveland Indians
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Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Pete Ward
Orioles
Paul Blair
Russ Snyder
Tug McGraw
New York Mets
Ex-Welter King Notches Victory in Phoenix Bout
Former world welterweight champion Luis Rodriguez moved to 13 straight wins with a technical knockout of Fred McWilliams in a 152-pound middleweight bout in Phoenix. Rodriguez floored McWilliams in rounds three and eight but could not seal the stoppage. The Cuban contender praised McWilliams for his heart and grit.
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Fred McWilliams
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McWilliams
Record-Breaking Bout at Yokayo Bowl Sets 2046 Marks
Nei TPP OUT dazzled at Yokayo Bowl in a record breaking display, posting 2046 points as part of the Men's Majora League action. Teague led the effort with standout tempo while teammates contributed across the lane and outside.
Ukiah High Frosh Soph And Junior Senior League Update
Ukiah area high school leagues heat up with Frosh-Soph night wins and close Junior-Senior games. Tigers beat Burke Society 27-24 as Johnson and Brunton pace Lions 46-42. Num-Nums edge Beaver Shooters 28-27 with Ford and Laing contributing. Green Mountain Boys dominate Goldfingers 65-30 led by Estes and Kean. Bones take forfeit from Net Hangers.
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Jim Hotell
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Laing
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Eddie Knight
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Munsters
Mike Elledge
Lee Wagt
Dudes
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Clint Wilson
Butch Curtis
Merlin McMinn
Green Mountain Boys
Goldfingers
Alg Estes
Ray Kean
Jim Jean
Bill Carrie
Bones
Women Slim and Trim Class Returns at Ukiah High
Women sign up for the annual Slim and Trim class part of Ukiah High School adult education. The program, once run by the Recreation Department at Pomolita, will meet Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Girls’ Gym, with registration tonight for those awaiting the course.
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Referee Stops Bout In Ninth Round
The fight ended in the ninth round when referee Roger Yanez halted the scheduled 10 round bout. Both fighters showed resilience and the stoppage came as the contest neared its conclusion with one fighter on the brink of a decisive outcome.
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KFC Leads Early Bird Bowling With 3-0 Sweep
KFC closed strongly with a 3-0 sweep to tie Ida's Die Parlor for league lead at 26-16 midseason. Jerry's Bittenbender Lumber and TV sit 25-17, Nix Realty 24-18, with Ida's Poodle Parlor and KFC posting top team games and series totals including a 726 and 2152 respectively. Individual high scores include Gwen Graves 502, Inez O'Brien 486, Mary Depew 486, and Dorothy Schick 473 amid the tight early season scramble.
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Gwen
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Potter Valley Faces Key Northwest League Test After Win
Potter Valley beat Mendocino 66 58 as Lew Brown injured his ankle and left the game. Herb Wright led with 19 points, Joe Wright added 16, Morrie Elmer 13 while Chris Burris could step in for Brown. Potter B’s fell 49 34 with Doug Anderson top scorer for Potter.
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Mendozino Purday
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Valey
Chris Burris
Herb Wright
Joe Wright
Morrie Elmer
Elmer
Potter
Doug Anderson
Crosby's Pebble Beach Crosby Clashes Loom For Big Prize
Casper Crosby eyes a strong Pebble Beach field led by Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lema as the Crosby Invitational opens. Professionals compete for 70000 with a separate 30000 amateur event plus a 4500 best-score kitty across a 72-hole, three-course layout at Cypress Point Monte Rey Peninsula and Pebble Beach.
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Tony Lema
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USF to lose coach Peletta. Vukicevich named successor
Pete Peletta will resign as head basketball coach of the University of San Francisco at season end to focus on duties as athletic director. Assistant Phil Vukicevich, a 34-year-old former 1953 Don quintet captain, will replace him after five years as Peletta’s aide. Peletta led USF to six seasons with a 104-47 record and three straight WCAC titles while the Dons pursue growth and a four-year small-college schedule.
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University of San Francisco
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John ‘J. Loschinvo
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Detroit Dumps Celtics as Pistons Rally Narrow Win
Boston, holder of nine straight division titles, drops 116-115 to Detroit as Cincinnati Royals beat the Lakers 119-? to extend their winning streak. Oscar Robertson tops Royals with 26 points, Adrian Smith adds 24. Celtics lead 20 at halftime before Detroit's surge.
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