Ukiah Gridders Face New Opponent In Vallejo Visit
Ukiah Frosh-Soph and Varsity teams prepare for clashes with Jonis Hoge Senior High of Vallejo at Anton Stadium. The Varsity, 4 1 3 this season, seeks strong North Bay League showings as key late season games loom including Napa and Santa Rosa matches. The Frosh-Soph rely on hard running and passing from Willams and treppa as they pursue another win.
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Suspensions May Follow Hockey Fight in Spokane San Francisco game
United Press International reports a major hockey brawl in Spokane San Francisco that drew eight penalties and wounded a spectator. The incident led to player and official summons, with calls for suspensions and quotes from veteran observers citing it as one of league history’s worst fights. The Metrowville League notes Northern Vicont’s Vancouver Cantrels Doast top the scoring list with Buddy Boone Phil Maloney and Jim Bath accounting for 42 points. Six league games were scheduled tonight with Francds a Seal He, Los Angeles at Vancouver and Calgary at Edmonton on the slate.
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Trojans Aid Battle for Big Six Lead in Husky Clash
Washington and Southern California clash as the last unbeaten teams in the Big Six race. USC, led by Bill Nelson and Pete Beathard, is favored to beat Washington and extend the title bid while Cal UCLA and Oregon State seek upsets and Oregon’s Mel Renfro headlines key matchups.
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49ers Prep For Baltimore At Kezar Sunday
Redwood City California reports indicate Ted Connelly may be ready for Sundays game as the 49ers cope with injuries. John Thomas shifts to offense with St Clair out while Tallahassee, Caldwell and Moore provide veteran leadership in a rough week after a 17 to 6 defeat to Green Bay. In New York Giants news veterans Rote Conerly Livingston and Summerall will miss the 1962 poster season.
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Giants Refuse Trades to Hold Core Pitching Strength
San Francisco leaders say they will not trade major talent to acquire hurlers, aiming to bolster pitching yet keep stars like Cepeda, Kuehn, Covey, and McCormick. Feeney and president Stoneman defend current roster while exploring targeted pitching aid.
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Lefty Righty Pitcher Shocks Astros Scouts
Houston Colts GM Paul Richards, ex-MLB catcher, demonstrates a phase ball capability using either hand to throw. Report notes his versatility and surprise factor observed by UPI.
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American Canadian Share Riding Honors at New York Show
At the New York National Horse Show Frank Chapot of Wallpack and Tom Gayford of Canada traded top spots as Gayford won the Wagstaff Challenge Trophy in a fourth jump-off. Britain's David Barker was second and Chapot third. Team standings put the United States ahead with 49 points and Canada second with 36.
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Bears rally past Giants in 1933 title playoff
Bronko Nagurski threw two touchdown passes as the Chicago Bears defeated the New York Giants 32 to 21 in the NFL’s first championship playoff game in 1933. The game showcased Nagurski as one of football history’s hardest runners and a pivotal Bears leader.
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