Cummins and Ukiah Team Capture Masters Shoot Honors
Ukiah's Rifle and Pistol Club won the Masters Class aggregate title at the Widows Invitational Gallery Shoot, with about 120 shooters and 16 teams. Ken Cummins led Ukiah, posting 198 of 200 in team competition and 792 of 800 in individual aggregate, as team scores reflected widespread illness and cramps among participants.
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Doggies Win Overtime Tilt In Rec Basketball Action
Augies Doggies edged the Vikings 28-27 in overtime in a Junior-Senior boys league clash. Gary Underhill led with 14 points, others including Bob Jardine 7 Don Bones Jr Ji and Capt Augie Sozzoni plus Ron Garzini added key free throws. Vikings pace by Bapst Shultz Norman with Davis Goodnight. Other results: Peelers 38-16 over Spaghetti Benders with Bawden 13, OQuest 8, Reitzell 5. Bendera led by DeAngelis 11. Clan forfeited then beat Mysterians 28-21 with Smith 11. Roses beat Playboys 25-17 as Ledford 8 Hook 6, Barto-James 5. Maize starred for Aborigines but Plungers won 25-24 behind Bhimmin 19.
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Exonerating Sam Huff Seen After Title Game
Norman Miller reports on Sam Huff facing widespread criticism after the NFL championship. Giants supporters defended his hard, legal play against Packers, noting no dirty actions and urging viewers to judge from film replays. Huff argues he aims to be seen as clean while acknowledging the game’s high stakes and the final 16-7 score.
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Pony-Colt League Forming Plans Thursday Night Meeting
The Pony-Colt Baseball Leagues will organize at 7 30 p m Thursday at 110 W Clay St in the County Building Election of officers and sanction approvals for Pony and Colt Leagues will be considered Insurance for apron items and related gear will be approved Parents of players for Pony and Colt Leagues are urged to attend to learn about upcoming summer programs and aims
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Hall of Fame picks mark start of pro grid era
Canton set to enshrine 17 inaugural Hall of Fame members including Jim Thorpe, Red Grange, Bronko Nagurski, and Sammy Baugh. Also honored are Dutch Clark, Johnny Blood McNally, Ernie Nevers, Mel Hein, Pete Henry, Cat Hubbard, Don Hutson, and early league founders Bell, Carr, Halas, Lambeau, Mara, Mara, and Marshall.
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Hoops Hum With Boys' Loop Shots
The Twisters beat the Weasels 51 to 9 in 4 Frosh Soph Boys basketball at Chessall Gym. Darry Stoner scored 22, Danny Nabors 14, Jeff Fravel 8 for the Twisters while Gialdini Satterwhite and Spratt led the Weasels. The Sting Rays won 34 14 behind Rick Parker 14 and Jerry Moran 10. The Lakers beat the Cluds 37 18 as Don Jackson and Wilsey had 6 each and Cleland Hess added 15 and 14 respectively. A 28 27 thriller featured Musketeers Williams and Drake. Bushmen topped by Mantynone Maurer Nauman Neustel paced by 8, 11, 6, 2. Spartans beat Misfits 29 21 led by Ornham 11. T Bird 28 Falcon 18 led by Minkler Carr Cliburn Large.
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Navy Brass to Open Cow Palace Boat Show
Rear Admiral E. E. Yeomans and Mrs Yeomans join Rear Admiral Allen Winbeck and Mrs Winbeck with civic leaders to launch the 19th San Francisco National Sports and Boat Show at the Cow Palace. The event features luxury cruisers, sport boats, and the first United States Physical Fitness Exposition with varied show hours.
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Temperamental Ring Gladiators Clash in London
In London at Olympia Arena, American Tom McNeeley and England's Brian London are set for a heavyweight bout billed as the battle of the brawlers. The fight headlines a night of boxing action in the city.
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Mickey Mantle Wins Surprising Double Award at Dinner
In Philadelphia Monday night, baseball star Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees is set to become the first recipient to receive two honors at the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association dinner. The event highlights Mantle's rising achievements and public esteem within the sports community.
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Gambling probes shadow NFL owners meeting in Miami
NFL owners open their annual winter meetings in Miami Beach amid two investigations into gambling with Commissioner Rozelle and a Senate subcommittee member sending staff to San Francisco. The session focuses on rules changes, player proposals, and trades while behind the scenes probes draw attention.
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