Whitaker Brothers Shine In Nevada Football Legacy
Jim Whitaker finishes a four year career at the University of Nevada as a key end and defender. The Ukiah native sparked Nevada with 762 career receiving yards and six touchdowns, plus interceptions that altered drives. Brothers Tom and Jim formed a famed Nevada duo praised by coaches and editors for leadership, blocking, and versatility.
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Dep Women's Golf News Trophy Lunch Honors Club Winners
The club championship winners will be honored at a trophy luncheon today. Tickets for the December 2 Christmas party at Redwood Valley Grange Hall are sold out, with no sales at the door. Last week’s play was a Flag tournament with Dedee Finn and Irene Rea tied after 19 holes. Next week’s event will be closest to the pin on hole three if the weather cooperates.
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Major Leagues Step Up Trade Talks For 1962 Season
Major leagues rush negotiations to fill talent gaps as teams discuss multiple deals before the winter meetings in Miami Beach. Chicago White Sox trade Minnie Minoso to St. Louis for Joe Cunningham while Cleveland Indians obtain Jerry Kindall from Chicago Cubs. relief pitcher Bobby Locke goes to Cleveland.
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Cleveland Indians
Jerry Kindall
Chicago Cubs
Bobby Locke
Miami Beach
Church and Industrial Basketball Open Next Week in Ukiah
Recreation and church leagues start play next week at Chessatt and Pumvo ita gyms in Ukiah with Tuesday night games beginning Dec 12. The Ukiah Valley Church League leads the revival from the former Recreation League now rebranded as the Mendolake Industrial Basketball League.
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Ukiah Dee
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Steiners
Kelseyville
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