Ukiah Football Boosters Plan Week One Meeting
Ukiah High School hosts the first 1963 Ukiah Quarterback Club gathering Monday at 7 30 pm in the cafeteria. Dave Strong chairs the event with booster support, aiming to review early games and plan weekly sessions for the North Bay League season while previewing Ukiah Jayvees and Varsity hosts Sonoma Dragons Friday.
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Huskies Lead Big Six in Three Statistical Categories
San Francisco United Press reports the University of Washington Huskies, unbeaten, top the Big Six in three categories. They average 38 yards per game in total defense, 176 yards in rushing offense, and 243 yards in rushing defense. Southern California leads in rushing defense with 121 yards allowed per game, Washington State tops passing yards at 176 per game, and UCLA allows only 47 passing yards in a single game.
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The fragmentary report notes a boxing bout between Fulmer and Dick Tiger at Candlestick Park with Oct. 16 mentioned. It references weather and a generic World Series postponement affecting tickets, with unclear quotes from Willie or Norman Rothschild.
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Duke UCLA Huskies Get Nod from Wood to Win
San Francisco based note from HAL WOOD lists Week picks. Duke over California Golden Bears despite injuries. UCLA over Colorado State expected win with Bruins likely to lead by about three points.
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Toronto Leafs edge Hawks on strong forward checking
In the opening NHL game Toronto beats Chicago 3 1 as forward checking dominates. George Armstrong and Bobby Baun scored for Toronto with Kenny Wharram replying for Chicago. Detroit leads early standings while Montreal Boston delay full schedule.
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Goalie Denies Reds as Bisons Open Season Strong
Buffalo Bisons goalie Denis DeJordy posted a 27-save shutout in a 3-0 season opener victory over the Providence Reds. Eddie Kachur scored twice and Arnie Schmantz added a goal as Buffalo starts the American Hockey League campaign with a win. Cleveland Barons defeated the Pittsburgh Hornets 3-2 in the other opener.
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Gross Leads in Passing and Total Offense in Early Season
NCAA Service Bureau statistics show Jerry Gross of Detroit leading major college football in passing yardage and second in total offense through three games. Fortie of Brigham Young tops total offense with 886 yards in four. Gross totals 634 passing yards with 45 of 91 completions. Verne Burke leads as top pass receiver with 336 yards on 23 catches. Pete Pedro and George Mira trail in rushing and other stat leaders listed.
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Seals Edge Buckaroos 4 3 In Opener At Cow Palace
San Francisco Seals defeated the Portland Buckaroos 4 3 at Cow Palace in the Western Hockey League opener. Tom Thurlby scored the decisive goal from 30 feet with under three minutes left, then served a penalty as San Francisco held off a final Buckaroos push with six forwards and no goalie. Edmonton visits Calgary to begin Northern Division play tonight with Friday matchups set across the region.
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College gridiron ratings released by United Press International
UPI released small college football ratings with first place votes and records in parentheses. Florida A&M leads with 10 first place votes and 271 points, followed by South Mississippi and Delaware, then Fresno State and Hillsdale among others in the top 10 with various 4 0 records and points tallies.
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Weather in San Francisco Forecast for World Series Game
In a special baseball weather report the U.S. Weather Bureau said periods of rain are likely in the days ahead but it is not possible to say definitely whether it will rain Friday after noon at Candlestick Park for game six between the Giants and Yankees.
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Ford wins letters in tennis and nee at college
William Clay Ford, president of the Detroit Lions, earned varsity letters in tennis and nee during his college days at ale, reflecting his early athletic versatility for the NFL executive.
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Tresh's Three-Run Shot Secures Yankees Lead in Series
In game five at Yankee Stadium, Tom Tresh crushed a three-run homer in the eighth after a passed ball and wild pitch helped the Yankees tie and then pull ahead 3 2. Ralph Terry outpitched Jack Sanford, who allowed two runs, as New York moved to a 3-2 series edge with Giants at Candlestick Park looming.
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Close Race Looms Among Nite Owls
Going into the fourth night of play in the Yokayo Bowl Redwood Empire nite Owl League for women, Buxton's Insurance leads Ace Aerial Service and Farmer's Insurance tied with Shore Ready and Engleman for second. High team games and series were posted by Ukiah Food Products and Ace Aerial, with Shore and Co. and Ronnie's Chevrolet among top performers. June Oster of Ace Aerial posted a 241 handicap game, while Virginia Messi and Barbara Pittman of Ukiah Food Products added 236 and 228. Barbara Pittman had a 626 handicap series. Joe Oster 617 and Pierina Stanbaugh 565. Audrey Bartle rolled a 212 scratch game, one of the season’s high marks. Notable split pickups included Dotty Dale and Lydie Douthit and others. No reports from the Early Thursday Women's league or the Women’s Scratch League.
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Lavorante Nears Awakening After Boxing Injury
In Los Angeles doctors hold hope that 25 year old Argentine boxer Alejandro Lavorante will wake from a prolonged unconscious spell after two emergency brain operations. Neurosurgeon Dr. J DeWitt Fox says the boxer improves slightly each day but warns risks rise with extended unconsciousness.
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