Fort Bragg game summary from blurred clipping
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Ukiah Wildcats Rally in Tie with Tam Despite Penalties
Ukiah varsity battled Tam through four quarters to a 6-6 tie as costly penalties and mental misplays hindered a possible win. Whetstone paced Ukiah with hard running and key passes from Duncan, while Ukiah’s defense, led by Hook and Myers, kept Tam in check until the final gun. Ukiah vows revenge against Healdsburg next Friday.
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Eastern Leaders Watch Cleveland
The Chicago Cardinals and New York Giants chase the Eastern Division lead after wins that left them 5-1 at midseason. Cleveland, 2-4, snapped a three-game skid by beating Green Bay 24-7 and looms as the wild card in next Sunday’s Browns versus Colts clash.
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Ukiah Junior Varsity Routs Willits In Thriller
Ukiah Junior Varsity beat Willits Jayvees 12 to 6 in a Friday night gridiron thriller at Willits. Ukiah trailing at halftime capitalized on two blocked kicks and big runs by Joe Harlan and Jim DeWitt to pull ahead and hold off Willits finishing the season 2-0 in the series. Ukiah will host Healdsburg next Friday in a preliminary contest.
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UCLA Beats Stanford Showdown Hint From Oregon State
UCLA used an eight man rush to disrupt Stanford star John Brodie and topple Stanford 14-13 to tighten Rose Bowl race. USC, Oregon State and Arizona also won while San Jose fell to Denver and San Diego State was blanked by Arizona State.
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U S Olympic Team Flies to Melbourne for Games
The first of seven Pan Am charter flights carries 64 people including 19 wrestlers and 14 canoe team members from Los Angeles to Australia via Honolulu. Six more flights follow over the week as Clipper service transports 380 athletes and 48 officials to Melbourne for the November 22 opening.
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Idaho Downs Fresno State in 24-12 victory
Idaho overwhelmed Fresno State 24-12 after the Bulldogs led 10-0 at halftime. San Francisco State crushed Cal Aggies 10-0 to stay unbeaten.
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49ers Fall Inches Short in Narrow Loss to Lions
San Francisco nearly toppled Detroit as John Henry Johnson scored but offside calls and a late defensive stand left the 49ers with a 17-13 defeat. Leon Hart led Detroit with two rushing touchdowns while Arenas and Soltau provided SF’s scores. Coach Albert remained optimistic about a Rams game forthcoming.
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Russian Olympic Team Arrives in Melbourne
The first group of Soviet athletes led by distance runner Vladimir Kuts arrives in Melbourne for the Games after landing in Darwin. The ship Grazia then informs Australian authorities it will dock Wednesday with 91 Soviet and 17 Hungarian athletes and several Polish and Czechoslovak officials aboard.
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