Texas Oklahoma clash sets stage for televised duel
United Press International notes a long standing Texas versus Oklahoma football rivalry with Texas leading the series 43 22 2 and aiming to extend its edge. Both teams use the wishbone offense and Switzer predicts a dogfight with focus on improved kicking and execution after last year’s forfeit win by Oklahoma amid a recruiting scandal.
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Texas
Oklahoma
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Sooners
Darrell Royal
Barry Switzer
Tim Welch
Ukiah cross country previews NBL showdown at Vallejo Park
Ukiah Wildcats push toward the North Bay League finals with five wins in seven varsity races this season. The team, led by Leon Brunet Jim Arbogast and Larry Morton, eyes a possible upset of Petaluma at the Vallejo Dan Foley Park preview meet as they enter final NBL preparations before the championships.
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Hill and Dale
Ukiah
Varsity
Leon Brunet
Jim’ Arbogast
Larry Morton
Darwin Dick
Gary Zee
Bob ‘Dailey
Zeek
Dan Brown
Dave Derrett
Young Dailey
Hadley
Petaluma
Jon Sisler
Dan Aldridge
Brunet
Arbogast
Mark Hadhey
Ukiah Frosh top Santa Rosa in home opener
Ukiah Frosh beat Santa Rosa 6 0 on Thursday as they prepare for a busy Homecoming weekend at Anton Stadium with Jayvee and Varsity games against Hogan tonight and Pop Warner clashes with Fort Bragg on Saturday. George Ginochio led defense with key plays and John Silver scored on a four yard plunge.
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Montgomery
Fort Bragg
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Junior Lions
Lefties Open World Series As A's Face Mets
Oakland lefty Ken Holtzman will start against Mets southpaw Jon Matlack in Game 1 of the 1973 World Series. New York clinched the NL pennant with a 7-2 win over the Reds, while Oakland defeated the Orioles 3-0 behind Jim Hunter in the AL title clincher. Hunter pitched two hours and 11 minutes, with support from Rudi, Tenace, Davalillo and Alou. The Series matchup features two of baseballs top pitching staffs, with Koosman and Seaver slated for Games 2 and 3 for the Mets and Vida Blue and Hunter for the A’s. Willie Mays appears in Series play in what could be his final season.
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UPI
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Orioles
Joe Rudi
Gene Tenace
Vic Davalillo
Jesus Alou
Doyle Alexander
A’s
Alexander
Jim Palmer
Kayoed
Matlack
Jerry Koosman
Mets
Tom Seaver
New York
Vida. Blue
California Bear Season Opens Across Counties
California's 1973 bear hunting season starts Saturday. One adult bear may be taken. cubs and females with cubs are prohibited. The season ends January 1, 1974. Bears may not be baited or shot over bait, nor taken within 400 yards of a posted garbage dump. The season covers 42 counties and part of a 43rd.
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Department ‘of Fish and Game
Kaline in DH role for Houk
Detroit Tigers manager Ralph Houk considers using Al Kaline as designated hitter after being introduced to the press as Billy Martin’s replacement. Houk is already thinking about a first place finish for the club.
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Detroit Tigers
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Houk
Detroit Press
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Cowboys Face Rams After Heartbreak Loss
Dallas coach Tom Landry must rally the Cowboys after a 14-7 Monday night defeat by Washington that left Dallas and Washington tied for first in the NFC East. The Rams, under Chuck Knox, sit at 4-0 after a 31-26 win over winless Houston, while San Francisco trails in the NFC West. Other NFL Week games include Minnesota at San Francisco and Pittsburgh vs Cincinnati as defenses and offenses ride strong starts.
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Mendocino College Eagles loom for 1973 basketball prep
Mendocino College cagers open work at the State Hospital gym in Talmage as 20 players vie for spots under coach Ed Boyle. The Eagles schedule 25 intercollegiate games starting November 24 in Sacramento against Consumnes River and ending February 22 at Chabot in Hayward. Home games include Ukiah area venues and Willits Lakeport Fort Bragg.
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Fort Bragg
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