30 Nov 1961
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1961
Page
1
Fragmented report from United Press International describes a Western Conference game with the Lakers, Cavaliers, and other teams. The text includes disputed names and broken phrases, outlining a loss and some scoring plays but is largely unreadable.
The 1961 AFCA All-America selections include Joe Romig Colorado Ernie Davis Syracuse Bob Ferguson Ohio State among first team ends tackles guards and backs. The lineup features Roman Gabriel NC State at quarterback and details list players from Penn State Maryland Alabama LSU Rutgers Minnesota and Syracuse with fullback Ferguson a standout at 217 pounds.
Chessall gym opens next week inaugurating a city school partnership for adult Monday night and Thursday night recreation. With plans for Mendocino Lake Industrial Basketball League play featuring Calpella Ukiah Lakeport Finley Kelseyville, the facility aims to host educational activities and competitive basketball while emphasizing care of equipment and adherence to simple rules.
San Francisco Seats vice president George Agar faced a furious finish as the Los Angeles Blades pressed late. Seals goalie was pulled with three seconds left, but Agar claimed the clock was wrong after a 7-6 Seals win. Nick Mickoski scored the decisive goal for the Seals.
Washington reports a clash between the NCAA and the AAU as their 74th annual convention began. AAU president Nick Barack and honorary secretary Daniel Ferris accuse the NCAA of seeking control that could jeopardize the 1964 Tokyo Olympic team prospects, while NCAA president Henry Hardt denies seeking full control.
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