Weekend gridiron action moves top teams in key showdowns
Several top teams won tight games as the college football season shifts into high gear. Georgia Tech edged close rivals, while SMU upset Notre Dame earlier and faces Missouri. Texas A&M beat LSU 9-6. Michigan State and Michigan opening with strong wins set the stage for marquee clashes this weekend.
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Inland Fishing Improvements Passed by Board
The Wildlife Conservation Board approved Inland fishing projects totaling 313158 dollars. Actions include two access sites on the Sacramento River Tehama County Park near Corning and a reclamation board site near Princeton. other sites include Grissly Island Solano County and Stuba City.
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Bruins Lose Core as Michigan Triumphs and Coast Rivalry Heats Up
UCLA coach Red Saunders notes humane concerns as the Bruins suffer a crippling setback after a 42-13 loss to Michigan. Michigan State and Minnesota post dominating wins while California loses pace. Pacific Coast Conference results roll in with upsets and tight finishes across the region.
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Cardinals Upset Browns First Time in History
The Chicago Cardinals beat the powerhouse Cleveland Browns 8-7 in an upset opener. Cardinals relied on three field goals and surprising play calls as Browns tasted defeat for the first time to start the NFL season.
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Baseball Flag Races at Glance
Sunday results show Brooklyn, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia wins with scores listed. Saturday results include Brooklyn multiple wins over Pittsburgh and others. night results note Milby issue. American League standings list New York atop with 97 wins and 57 losses, Cleveland second, Chicago third, Detroit and others in pursuit with recent game notes.
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Mantle Wins Triple Crown as Aaron Leads NL Hit Mark
Mickey Mantle of the Yankees claimed the American League triple crown with a .353 average 52 homers and 130 RBIs plus 182 runs. Hank Aaron of the Braves topped the National League batting with .328 and reached 200 hits. Duke Snider led NL with 43 homers and Stan Musial topped RBI with 109.
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Foreigners Win in Pacific Coast Tennis Tourney
Ashley Cooper defeated Luis Ayala of Chile 4-6 6-3 6-3 6-4 at Berkeley to become the first foreign winner in 18 years. England’s Shirley Bloomer won the women’s title 6-0 6-1 over Dorothy Bundy Cheney of Santa Monica.
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Fight Results From Charlotte and Los Angeles Card
Richard Kelly of Florence SL C. knocked out Chico Varona of Havana in eight rounds. Rube Hernandez from San Francisco halted Eddie Jenkins of Los Angeles in eight rounds. St Louis, Missouri is noted as the ninth largest U S city with a metro area of 1,681,281.
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Ukiah Victorious Over Sebastopol 19 0 In Gridiron Showdown
Ukiah high school football opened the season with a 19 0 win over Sebastopol at Analy. Key plays included a 56 yard pass and punt return combination by Clay Duncan Larry Whetstone and Carl Fowler. The defense stifled Analy’s offense as Ukiah built momentum through the three middle periods.
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Brooks Win in Season's Finale
The 1956 major league season closed with record homer totals led by the Cincinnati Redlegs and the New York Yankees. Mickey Mantle won the triple crown with a .353 average 52 homers and 130 RBIs while Hank Aaron captured the NL batting title with a .328 mark. The Dodgers Forrestal clinched the flag with 179 homers, and Orioles and Senators set new club marks in a season of power.
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Pheasant Hunt Banned on Waterfowl Areas This Year
The state fish and game commission prohibits pheasant hunting on waterfowl management areas this year except on days when waterfowl shooting is allowed. Previously pheasant hunting was allowed on duck and goose hunting lands during the season.
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European Heavyweight Title Won by Jo Hansson
Ingemar Jo Hansson of Sweden defeated Francesco Cavicchi of Italy by knockout to claim the European heavyweight championship. The bout took place in Bologna, Italy, with Hansson securing victory in the 33rd round.
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Potter Valley Football Falls to Mendocino in Home Loss
Mendocino dominated Potter Valley Saturday afternoon on their home field and led throughout the game. Potter Valley finally scored in the fourth period when halfback Mike Foster raced 50 yards for a touchdown. Notable Potter Valley players were center Fred Lauteren and end Bill Bennett. Potter Valley travels to Leggett Valley at 1 p.m. next Saturday.
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Yankees Favorite to Win World Series Over Dodgers
Yankees are 7 to 5 favorites to win the World Series, with Dodgers at 614 to 5. Oddsmakers quoted note “man to man” quotations and list Dodgers at 644 to 5 and Yankees at 742 to 5 for bettors.
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The Dead Sea a World’s Lowest Lake
The Dead Sea sits 1200 feet below sea level and is recognized as the world’s lowest lake. Its unique elevation attracts scientists and tourists alike.
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