Ukiah Varsity Falls In Scrappy Novato Clash
Ukiah's hard-hitting team fought through fumbles and penalties but fell 13 to 7 as Novato exploited a late half score. Standout backs Harkins Myers and Jahn led the offense with stout line blocking, while Se renko Bawden and district defenders anchored a rugged defense. Next up is a battle at Willits on Saturday.
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Ron Bawden
Joey Jahn
Larry Myers
Willits
World Series Blues Hit Cincinnati After 7 0 Loss
Downtown Cincinnati loses festive aura as Reds fall 7 0 to the Yankees in game four. World Series crowds thin and merchants discount World Series souvenirs. Fans voice bravado then fade to silence as 32 589 attend the scene.
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Athletics Sign All 1962 Players In Surprise Move
Local club confirms all players from the 1962 roster are signed for the upcoming season. Officials cite stability and continuity as reasons for locking in the entire squad, with trades and new signings not expected.
Yankees rout Reds in Game Four to lead World Series
New York defeats Cincinnati 7-0 as White Ford extends scoreless-innings streak to 32. Jim Coates shuts down the Reds after a brief first relief stint, while Roger Maris Mickey Mantle Elston Howard and others drive the offense. Ford's win also extends his World Series record to nine victories.
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Tony Kubek
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Gene Freese
Gordon Coleman
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Pattyburgh Pirates
Covelo Triumphs In Remote Contest Betwixt Teams
Whispered local notes describe Covelo beating Pancho Whipple backed squad amid a tense match. Scoring lapses and unclear plays mark the event as a low visibility late season tally with Whipple active and Covelo prevailing in a tight finish.
49ers Shield Rams 35 to 0 In Shotgun Power Show
San Francisco dominates Los Angeles 35 0 as Red Hickey uses three quarterbacks in a shotgun scheme to rack up 521 yards while holding the Rams to 166. John Brodie Bobby Waters and Kilmer lead the attack with multiple passes and runs. Todd Messer suffers a broken ankle in the loss.
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Chicago Bears
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Lowks Pood
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Yee Ydame
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Minnesota
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Barber Wins PGA Player of the Year in 1961
Jerry Barber defeats Don January in a dramatic playoff to claim the 1961 Professional Golfers Association Player of the Year honor. Barber secures 405 votes out of 1,227 in a nationwide ballot, with Arnold Palmer as runner up and Gary Player third in the results announced by PGA president Lou Strong.
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Don January
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Colorful Irish Driver Wins Sports Car Race
A colorful Irish driver wins a sports car race, dominating the field with precise laps and bold driving. The event showcases speed, skill, and strong teamwork from the winning team as rivals push for podium positions.
Willits Wildcats Ready For Ukiah Showdown Saturday
Willits Wolverines aim to rebound after falling to St Helena 19-12 in their latest game. Willits quarterback Willis Maxwell opened scoring, but St Helena built a 19-6 halftime lead and held on. Jayvees defeated Willits 24-0 in the same set.
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Castoff Rabb Finds Fit With Buffalo Bills After Lions Exit
Warren Rabb, former Detroit Lions No. 2 pick, debuts with the Buffalo Bills guiding a 22-12 win over the Houston Oilers. Rabb threw a TD pass and marshaled a late six play drive as Buffalo climbs into a second place tie with Boston in the Eastern Division behind New York Titans. The Dallas Texans beat the Denver Broncos 19-12, keeping Denver winless in five. Dallas sits 3-1 behind the undefeated Chargers.
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Gridiron Ratings Sunday Results
Football scores recap from Sunday show Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 21 to 16 and Cleveland defeating Washington 31 to 7. Chicago topped Detroit 31 to 17 while New York won 24 to 9 against St. Louis. Green Bay defeated Baltimore 45 to 7 and San Francisco beat Los Angeles 5 to 0.
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Ukiah JV Frosh-Sopa Upsets Novato 7-6 in Clutch Def/Line Battle
Ukiah's Junior Varsity Frosh-Sopa edged Novato 7-6 on a late 60 yard TD run by quarterback Bruce Ledford. The defense led by Pat Hook Ken Edmonds and Don Forthaber with the Big Four of Enoca MacCutch won key battles, forcing several passes incomplete and preserving the one point victory.
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Bob Huff
Cal Washington Battle Sparks Week in Top College Games
The NCAA schedule highlights Michigan State at Michigan in Ann Arbor and a major West showdown as Washington faces California in Berkeley. Michigan State crushed Stanford 31 to 3 while Michigan routed Army 38 to 8 as top teams chase titles and Rose Bowl bids with numerous televised viewings.
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Potter Valley Eleven Narrowly Edges Point Arena In Coast Battle
Potter Valley ran out of ball carriers in the second half at Point Arena as Point Arena scored three late touchdowns to win 20 to 6. Dennis Hewitt’s 51 yard run sparked a Potter Valley score, and Bruce Nelson scored the TD with the extra point. Potter Valley, minus several first string players, faces Upper Lake next, after Mendocino crushed its foe 55 to 0 last game.
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World Series End Near Mantle Retirement Shocks Fans
The World Series appears over for Mickey Mantle as injuries threaten further games. Ralph Houk says Mantle remains a major factor with a fourth inning base hit shaping the game, while Mantle laments missing time and feeling lousy yet determined to play if possible.
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Clay Wins Another as Miteff Targeted for Rematch
Cassius Clay stopped Alex Miteff in the sixth round of a one rounder at Louisville. The 19 year old heavyweight notched his ninth straight pro win, dispelling doubts about power and chin. Promoter King plans a nationally televised bout in December and has offered Ingemar Johansson $100,000 to fight Clay.
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