Layne’s 3-Run Homer Sparks Ukiah Comeback Victory
Ukiah high school edged Santa Rosa 13-12 in a dramatic late-inning rally as Jimmy Layne hit a three-run homer and Larry Myers drove in three. Joe Jahn and Jay McAllister added key hits, while Ukiah erased a 12-6 deficit with four runs in the seventh led by Mattson and McAllister before Jahn drove in the winning run on a wild pitch. Santa Rosa had built a big early lead with doubles and a triple, but Ukiah’s resilience kept them in the hunt for the league title, with Hogan still ahead and Ukiah closing the gap.
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Jimmy Layne
Larry Myers
Luayne
Bobby Lyne
Jerry Mattson
Myers
Layne
Joe Jahn
Jay McAllister
Santa Rosa
Johnson
Zollner
Lindsay
Brown
Hogan
Ukiah
Napa
Montgomery
Vallejo
Wildcats
Casey
Mattson
Sayers
Laurie
Lynch
Bob Lynch
Layce
John
Jay
Iby ‘Myers
Santa ‘Rosa
Johnny Soinilas
Panthers
Bobby Lynch
David Morse
Harold Maize
Botan
Ron McElroy
Morse
Jahn
Archer
McElroy
Montgomery Vikings sweep Ukiah in tri-division dual meet
Montgomery dominated Ukiah yesterday with victories in Varsity 92 21, B 71 14 33 percent, and C 42 40. Art Johnson narrowly lost the broad jump by a half inch despite a 19 10 leap. Ukiah's Leonard Shafer jumped 19 3 in B broad jump, earning second. The meet featured close races and momentum for Montgomery as Ukiah prepares for the Sub League meet at Analy.
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Montgomery
Vikings
Ukiah
Art Johnson
Leonard Shafer
Analy
49ers Trade Back For Linebacker
SAN FRANCISCO UPIs report says the Forty Niners traded veteran defensive back Jim Ridlon to the Dallas Cowboys for linebacker Mike Dowdle. Ridlon, a Syracuse product, had been with San Francisco since 1957. Dowdle, selected as the 15th pick for 1960, starred at Texas and became a linebacker after joining Dallas. He weighs 237 pounds.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Jim Ridlon
Dallas Cowboys
Mike Dowdle
Ridlon
Syracuse
Dawdle
San Franciscoans
University of Texas
Prospectors
Dallas
Academy Honors For Tom Crofoot
Tom Crofoot son of the John Crofoots of S Spring Street won the honor graduate award at the Los Angeles Police Academy graduation. He was voted top of his class of 100 and received a revolver gift from United California Banks. The Okiahan president of his class joined the Los Angeles Police Department.
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Tom Crofoot
John Crofoots
S. Spring Street
Police Academy
Los Angeles
United California Banks
Okiahan
Knicks pick Heyman and Harkness in short draft roundups
The New York Knickerbockers drafted Heyman of Rockville Centre New York in the first round and Jerry Harkness of the Bronx in the second. The seven round draft ended quickly with several teams making choices as the league laid groundwork for a new commissioner candidate.
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UPD
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Basketball ‘Association
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Heyman
Duke
Jerry Harkness
Loyola
Heyman - Alenatives
New Yorke
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Knicks
Rockville Centre
N.Y
Donovan
United Press International
Cincinnati Royals
Tom Thacker
University of Cincinnati
Zephyrs
Chicago
Baltimore
Rod Thorn
West Virginia
San Francisco
Nate “Thurmond
Bowling Green Center
Detroit
Eddie Miles
Seattle University
St. Louis
Jerry Ward
Boston College
Syracuse
Tom Hoover
Harkness J
Gus Johnson
Idaho
Gary Hill
Oklahoma City University
Jerry Smith
Furman
Maurice Podoloff
Walter Kennedy
Stamford
Conn
League
Seattle Totems crush Seals 9-1 to lead series
Seattle Totems routed the San Francisco Seals 9-1 in the Western Hockey League playoff to take a 2-to-1 lead in the best of seven. Bob Barlow scored a hat trick with two assists, Jim MecCleod struggled in goal for the Seals, and coach Bud Paine acknowledged an off night for his goalie as Seattle dominated at Cow Palace with 7,145 in attendance.
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SAN Francesco
UPI
Seattle Totems
San Francisco Seals
Seattle
Keith Allen
The
Totems
Seals
Cown Palace
Bob Barlow
Jim MecCleod
Jim ‘Powers
Barlow
MccCleod
Paile
McCleod
CBS to televise 24 college games in 1962 schedule
CBS announces coast to coast televised college football slate for 1962 featuring 24 contests including Oklahoma at Southern California and Texas versus Texas A&M on Thanksgiving. The schedule spans September to December with regional and national telecasts and two Notre Dame appearances.
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New York
UPS
Oklahoma
Southern
California
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Mississippi
USA
Army
Navy
Columbia Broadcasting System
William C. MacpHiail
CBS
Service
Academies
Notre Dame
Trish
Stanford
Michigan State
Florida
Georgia Tech
Southern California
LSU
Army- Navy
Washington
Air Force
Duke
Maryland
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Purdue
Michigan
Oregon
Arizona
Louisiana State
Penn State
Ohio State
Arkansas
Rice
Missouri
Harvard
Yale
Clemson
South Carolina
Texas
Texas A & M
Dee
Alabama
Miami
Candy Spots Poised For Derby Victory At Churchill Downs
Eight horses remain in the 89th Kentucky Derby field at Churchill Downs. Candy Spots leads as a strong favorite after Bonjour edged him in Santa Anita’s Trial. other unbeaten contenders include No Robbery Never Bend and Chateau Gay. Trailing not expected to run are Jet Traffic Lemon Twist and Devil It Is.
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UPI
Churchill Downs
Candy Spots
California
America
Bonjour
Carmelly Spots
Never Bend
Chateaugay A
Sand Bonjour
Gray Pet
Royal Tower
Cabimet Farm
Citation
Coaltown
Santa Anita
Jet
Det .Trafffic Avere Wild
Seals, Totems Battle as Late Rally Seals Win
The Seals built a late lead as Settle opened with a 3-0 burst and Orland Kurtenback closed the second period scoring for San Francisco. After a disputed tally was nullified by referee Jerry Olinski, the Totems surged with four unanswered goals in the final period to secure the win.
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Totems
Settle
Orland Kurtenback
San Francisco
Jerry Olinski
Americans Eye Gold in Track and Field at Pan American Games
The United States tracks for gold across events in Rio. Hurdlers Cunliffe and Dotson lead in the 400 hurdles while Miss Brown shines in the women's 200 meters with a games record 23.8 seconds in qualifying. In decathlon, Oswaldo Suarez of Argentina tops the field as Americans John Gutknecht and Pete McArdle aim to medal. Fortunes shift in the baseball and steeplechase as George Young withdraws with a lung infection. The U.S. team holds strong in gymnastics and basketball, with Willis Reed leading the charge over Uruguay and a looming clash with Brazil.
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Cunliffe
Dotson
Atterberry
Avin
Miss” Brown
Uncle Sam
Oswaldo Suarez
Argentina
John Gutknecht
Chapel Hill
N.C
Pete"McArdle
New York City
Hector Martinez
Venezuela
Douglas Gardner
Canada
Russ Hodge
Roscoe
John Martin
Norman
Okla
Martinez
Ollan Cassell
Ft. Sam ‘Houston
Tex
Arquimedes Herrera
Casell
binGnent
Aseball
Brazil
I “Ius
Guba
United States
Mexico
George Young
Las Cruces
N.M
Fishback
San Jose State College
California
Page
Kevin Freeman
Portland
Ore
U.S
Frederick Weiler
Donalg. Tonry
Brooklyn
N.Y
Jay Werner
Highland Falls
Richard Stoll
John Pennel Sets New Vault Record in Louisiana
John Pennel, Northeast Louisiana State College vaulter, cleared 16 feet 6 3/4 inches to set a new vault mark and briefly tied or surpassed the unofficial world record, as Northwestern Louisiana challenged with 16-9. Pennel had already bettered the 16-4 1/4 standard in three recent efforts, following Penn Relays highlights.
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Monroe
UPI
John Pennel
Whioot
Brian Sternberg
Louisiana State College
Louisiana
Pennel
Pentti Nikula
Finland
Sternberg
University of Washington
Penn
Northeast Louisiana
Bob Groseclose
Simmons Guides Cardinals Past Braves In NL Thriller
In a tight blow for first place, Curt Simmons pitched a four hitter through nine as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Milwaukee Braves 2-1. Simmons, 34, remains a durable lefthander with a blazing fastball after a long Phils stint and shoulder trouble years. Rain delayed two NL games and two AL games, while Angels topped the Yankees 6-3 and the Twins crushed the Orioles 8-1. Ken McBride held the Yankees in check early but had trouble finishing.
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Curtis
Phillies
Simmons
Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Phils
Braves
Angels
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Ken McBride
Olson Wins by 8th Round TKO Over Sonny Ray
In Honolulu Carl Bobo Olson, 178, former world middleweight champ, defeated Sonny Ray, 1744, of Chicago by an 8th round TKO. The fight was halted on the ring physician's advice due to Ray's bloodshot eyes. Olson led on all scorecards with sharp left jabs. no knockdowns occurred.
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Honolulu
UPI
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Sonny Ray
Chicago
Ray
Olson
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Ukiah, California
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49Ers
Nye
al Anton
Ukiah’ Recreation Commission
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State Division of Recreation
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Miss Snyder
Journal
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Eversole
Fran
Henry Streets
Bao Paulo
Iwanion
Carroll Vann
S. State St
State Farm Pd and Casualty Company
Wome Ghices
Bloomington
Bobo Olson
Avanti
Calif
Ukiah, Calif
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