Football Jamboree Set At Anton Stadium
Ukiah Recreation Department and Ukiah Unified School District sponsor an eight team flag football jamboree for 5th and 6th graders at Anton Stadium Saturday starting 9 am. Eight minute halves, single elimination, with games at 9 9:45 11:15 12:00 12:45 finals, and 1:30 pm championship. Nokomis favored after seven straight wins, with Oak Manor Yokayo St Mary's Hopland Potter Valley and Redwood Valley among contenders.
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Willard McNeil struggle in 49ers backfield at LA
San Francisco faces a 1-5-1 record as Clifton McNeil and Willard Willard admit form has slipped. McNeil has 15 receptions for 24 yards this season after last year’s 43 catches for 584. Willard has 338 yards on 101 carries, down from 444 on 114 a year ago.
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Tribe still has edge Tribe still has edge
The Stanford Indians lead three Pac-8 offensive and defensive categories yet sit third in the standings. They average 489 total yards per game with 280 passing and 90 rushing yards allowed, while UCLA leads the league in rushing and USC tops total defense.
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Bevin's Autographed Mets Ball Sells for 259.95
East Hampton Mass — Barbara Bevin, a long time baseball fan in a girls on a boys team, bid 259.95 at a church sale for a New York Mets autographed baseball. She also recites Casey at the Bat for church groups.
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Dummit Named Pac-8 Back of the Week for UCLA
UCLA quarterback Dennis Dummit, a junior college transfer, earned Pac-8 back of the week after guiding the Bruins to an 8-0 start. He threw for 124 yards and two TDs in a 57-14 win over Washington, raising his season passing yardage to 1,533 and his TD total to 13. Dummit earlier starred at Long Beach City College and Wilson High.
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Ohio State Holds No. 1 in UPI College Rankings
Ohio State remains the top team in the UPI rating after a weekend where two unbeaten squads LSU and Florida were upset. The Buckeyes earned 31 first place votes and 346 points, ahead of Texas with 307 and Tennessee in third. Penn State rose to fourth, USC fifth, with Arkansas UCLA Missouri Purdue and Notre Dame rounding out the top ten.
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Subscription request for Monitor service
Reader from Boston requests initiation of The Christian Science Monitor subscription for the period checked below. They indicate U.S. funds and provide city as Boston with state unspecified.
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Bengals can take AFL West again in Oakland return
Oakland suffering first loss in 16 games after Bengals upset the Raiders 31-17. Paul Brown says Oakland can rebound to win the title, while Bengal players praise the Raiders as the best team in football. Raiders blame lack of focus and turnovers, vow to chase Kansas City next.
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Nicklaus edges to Kaiser playoff victory in Hawaii
Nicklaus claimed the Kaiser International playoff title in a fog delayed finish after tying with Billy Casper George Archer and Don January at 72 holes. The winner sank a 12-foot birdie on the 17th to seal the victory and move onto Hawaii Open preparations.
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Alcindor Leads Bucks Loss as Knicks Dominate
Lew Alcindor scored 17 points with 16 rebounds but Milwaukee was overwhelmed by Willis Reed and New York. The Knicks defeated the Bucks 109 to 93, extending their Eastern Division lead and snapping Milwaukee’s six-game series slide. Reed posted 35 points and 12 rebounds, with Bradley 19 and DeBusschere 18 for New York.
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