West East All Star selections announced for 1968 grid clash
The 1968 West squad roster features standout players from Analy, Cloverdale, El Molino, Laytonville, Mendocino, Point Arena, Piner, Santa Rosa, Ukiah and Willits high schools. Key backs Pieper Alvarado and Lester lead the group, with strong linemen Ancellotti Engebritson and others shaping the front.
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Asien Ae
Kis
Etholo van Setot
Lamib
Grid ‘Giants
wAnaly
Ukiah
Tlay
Iri
Santa Rosa
Bossert ‘Lamb
David Pieper
Point Arend
Redwood
Empire
Larry Sicele
Santa’ Rosa High School
Chris. Alvarado
Dan Lester
Analy
Alvarado
Bob Fairbanks
Willits
Sttads
Steele
NBL
Allen
Jim Viasak
el Molino High School
Frank Andersen
Ordell Gomes
Ben. Kerkof
Dick Laguens
Ralph Paathar
Laytonville High School
William Lewis
Mendocino
Ed Jones
Pointt Arena High
Steve Campbell
Dave Pieper
Lon. Stornetta
Piner High School
Bill Hall
Santa Rosa High School
Steve Albini
Herschell Berry
Larry Steele
Walt Ryan
Ukiah High School
Chris Al‘varads
Martin Ancellotti
Allen Engebritson
Willits High School
George Guthrie
Giants Rally As Marichal Throws Four-Score Start
Ray Sadecki and Don Wilson battled through a tense game before Rusty Staub homered in the fifth to spark a tie. Ollie Brown and Bob Barton delivered run-scoring hits in the sixth as the Giants erased a late deficit. The earlier notes mention Cards at Candlestick Park with umpiring talks by Giles.
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Juan Marichal
Rusty Staub
Giants
Ollie
Brown
Bob Barton
Hunt
Giles
Cards
Candlestick Park
Louisville in Uproar Over Derby Drugging Scandal
Louisville response follows Churchill Downs action disqualifying Dancer's Image after a pain killer detected in a urine test. Churchill Downs president Wathen Knebelkamp said security and Thoroughbred Racing Associations are investigating at the state stewards’ request as owner Peter Fuller and trainer Lou Cavallaris plan separate inquiries.
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Louisville
UPI
Churchill Downs
America
Peter Fuller
Dancer
Boston
Fuller
Lou Cavallaris
Cavalaris
Boston Automobile
Athletics Lose Close One in Tight Bay Area Play
Oakland fell 2-1 to the Senators as a late miscue by pitcher John Odom backed up by Reggie Jackson on a Cesar Tovar single led to an unearned run in the third inning. Tony Oliva drove in the other run with a fifth inning single. Bruce Look misplayed a back-up play on the same sequence. The White Sox beat the Angels 6-4, and Cleveland crushed New York while Minnesota topped Oakland.
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Bob Kennedy
Oakland Athletics
Rene Sien
Senators
Cleveland Indians
New York
Yankees &O
Minnesota Twins
Oakland
Chicago
White Sox
California Angels
Kennedy
John Odom
Reggie Jackson
Bruce Look
Cesar
Tovar
Jackson
Tony, Oliva
Fatal turbine crash ends Mike Spence racing bid
INDIANAPOLIS Ind UPD England's Mike Spence a rookie seeking his first 500 mile ride died Tuesday night at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway after a turbine powered car crashed into the southwest wall He was not conscious when rushed to hospital Doctors cited multiple head injuries as the cause Carroll Shelby withdrew his three car turbine team from the race saying safety and reliability cannot yet be guaranteed
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Indianapolis
Ind
England
Mike Spence
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Ithe
Mane
Spence
Carroll Shelby
Shelby
Ky Iway
Clam Feed Set Thursday Night At Fairgrounds
The Development Society invites all members and guests to its annual meeting at the Home Economics Building Fairgrounds Thursday at 7 p.m. Ceremonial conditioning begins at 7 followed by dinner featuring athletes and celebrities. tickets are $3 with dinner. Call Phil Miles or Johnnie Schafer to obtain them.
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Grand Imperial
Development Society
Fairgrounds
Phil Miles
Johnnie Schafer
Ukiah Varsity baseball briefly rallies in tense loss
Ukiah Varsity baseball dropped a tight game at Anton Stadium as Rick McGehee and teammates staged a three-run third inning to tie Hogan, but Ukiah surrendered two in the sixth and couldn't push across the tying run. Jayvees won 11-5 while tennis fell 7-0.
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Ukiahi
Homan
Anton Stadium
Doyle Park
Monteal Hue
Vikings
Wildcats
Bekiah
Whima
Santa Rosa
Tuesare
Ukdah
Petaluma
Napa
Montgonton
Vallejo
Hogan
Ukiah
NBL
Montgomer
Petalurha
Varsity
Rick
McGehee
Ness
Jayvees
Hoggan
Shigh
Danny Luther
Early Bird Protection Laws Under Emperor Kanmu
The first laws in the world for the protection of birds were decreed during the reign of Japanese Emperor Kanmu from 781 to 805.
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Kanmu
Mother's Day Electric Appliance Sale Promotes 1965 Picks
A local dealer advertises 1965 Mother’s Day specials highlighting new electric appliances and household gadgets. The notice emphasizes value, selection, and practical gifts for mothers.
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Kametovic
West
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Dénnis Crandall
Dave Hanson
Cloverdale “High School
Rob
Ancellotti
Rich
Osterkamp
Engebritson
Campbell
Alvalado
Mendocino County
Alva
FON Meren Ngai
Ukiah Blacking Guard
Ngellotti
Houston
Ladigue
New
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Eltiohung
Ray Sadecki
Don Wilson
Willie . Mays
Bopup
Willie. McCovey
Ae Abe Angus
Steak House
No. State
Rick McGehee
Steve Ericksen
Bounder
Dennis Cooper
Danny Morse
Milford Walton
Chris Henderson
Forsyth
Naan
Fas
Underwood Ford-Mercy
Lake and Mendocino
Sincerel
Buck
Buchholz
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