Ukiah Seniors Face Final Football Game of 1962
Ukiah High School concludes its 1962 football season with 14 seniors playing their last game as the Mighty Wildcats host Napa Indians at Anton Stadium at 8 p.m. in a bid to share the North Bay League title. The squad aims to rebound from a recent loss to Santa Rosa and showcase leadership, teamwork, and sportsmanship built over four years.
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Archie Moore Meets Youngster Pitcher in Title Bid
Archie Moore faces Henrysdale as an underdog in a pay per view showdown billed for $75,000 to Moore and $10,000 to the winner. Clay, a 21-year-old favorite, seeks a knockout win in four rounds to launch a potential retirement challenge. The bout, held before a national TV audience, marks Moore's return after a storied career with 136 knockouts in 219 fights.
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Boozer Shines as Royals Stun Nationals in 121-120 Win
Bob Boozer scored 38 points and grabbed 19 rebounds to spark the Cincinnati Royals past the Syracuse Nationals 121-120 on Wednesday night. Wilt Chamberlain scored 44 for the Warriors, while Oscar Robertson led the Playars with 33 in a separate 123-115 win over San Francisco.
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Streaks Continue in Weston Hockey League Action
The Los Angeles Blades stretched their win streak to six with an overtime 3-2 victory over Calgary as Fleming Mackell scored the deciding goal. Edmonton Fryers suffered their seventh straight loss, defeated 3-1 by the Spokane Comets. Portland crushed Seattle 6-1.
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49ers Acquire Bigger Guard in Trade Move
REDWOOD CITY based United Press International reports the 49ers released end Kay McFarkind and signed 250 pound guard John Sutro from San Jose State. Sutro was Green Bay’s sixth draft choice, traded to Dallas then waived. Coach Red Hickey signals offensive line shake up for Sundays game against the Los Angeles Rams in the Coliseum.
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Draft sets three price tiers in Rochester event
Major league draft at Rochester on November 26 will split unprotected minor leaguers into three groups worth 25 000 12 600 and 8 000 with the Mets holding the first pick. The 25 000 group includes Johnnie Bucks Al Worthington Suitcase Simpson Don Buddin Ray Jablonski Luke Easter Ken Lehman and Don Ferraese. Worthington could be targeted by New York in a bid to bolster their rotation.
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Boonville Prepares For Big Game With Covelo Mustangs
Anderson Valley coach Dan Gaffney faces lineup shake ups as five seniors beam into a pivotal Saturday clash in Boonville. Covelo’s Mustangs, led by Poncho Whipple and Billy Bitton, visit with a strong backfield and swift line. Weather and field conditions promise a hard, uneven surface as both teams seek a league title comeback.
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Oakland and Philadelphia Win as ABL Opens Season
In the American Basketball League opener at Philadelphia and Oakland, Philadelphia Tapers defeated Chicago Majors 116 98. Oakland Oaks lost 101 100 to Kansas City Steers after trailing by 13 in the final quarter. Bill Bridges led Oaks with 27 points, Fred Lacour added 24, Nick Romanoff 22. The league debuts new rules including a paint rule for long baskets and frequent doubleheaders of three minute games.
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