Officials deserve better praise for tight game calls
The piece defends sports officials as essential yet often unloved figures. It recounts football penalties and ejections at Ukiah and Potter Valley games, urges higher standard and cooler handling of heated moments, and notes coaches’ and players’ tempers affecting outcomes.
Weekend Picks: Big Upsets and Close Calls Across Regions
A collage of college games and Heisman talk. Arkansas tops Texas while LSU edges Kenpetplace. Michigan State downs Ohio State. California, USC, Oregon, Washington clash with key wins and losses. Minnesota boosts running game. Nebraska aims big margin. Penn State, Navy, Harvard, Princeton, Yale and more offer a packed slate with varied outcomes.
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Grant Leads Twins In World Series Final Game
Jim Mudcat Grant, who beat the Dodgers twice in the Series, prepared for a decisive game. He rested after Minnesota's 5-1 win, spoke of a cold, planned a full physical after the series, and credited Mele with confidence in his ability. He reflected on his performance and noted Bellwether moments including Quilici walk and a solo homer.
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Cycla Record Set On 217.624 Pace
Detroit speedster Bob Leppan claimed another AMA motorcycle record at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah, reaching 217.624 mph. The event adds to prior 213 mph mark set in 1962, as Leppan races two wheel machines in the land speed arena.
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Willits Public Hearing on Rockport Deer Hunt Proposal
California Fish and Game Commission schedules a public hearing at Willits High School at 7 p.m. Monday October 18 on a proposed Rockport Lumber Company deer hunt. The plan requests 300 permits for one deer per hunter, with weekend hunts November 20 21 November 27 28 and December 4 5. Permits cost $2 and go on sale in Fort Bragg Laytonville from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. one night only, with unissued permits available from the San Francisco department office. Applicants must be 16 or older and only one permit per person. The hearing officer will report to the commission which meets in San Diego November 12 to decide. Meetings locations rotate by law with October in Los Angeles November in San Diego and December in Sacramento.
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Undefeated Beauty Manor Leads By Half Game
Beauty Manor remains undefeated after 18 games leading the league by a half game Monday night in a women's handicap bowling league. Daniels and Harlowe suffered their first loss of the season 31 to Myers Floor Coverings while Town and Country Club and Fjord's Smorgelle posted high team series and individual efforts are noted.
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Palace Dress
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Ukiah Sheet Metal
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Val Heath
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Polly
Myers
Vic Ghezzi Named to PGA Hall of Fame in 1941
Palm Beach Gardens is reporting Vic Ghezzi, 1941 PGA champion, honored by the Professional Golfers Association Hall of Fame. PGA President Ward Cantrell announced the selection, noting Ghezzi rose from caddie ranks and is the 36th member elected by present Hall of Fame members.
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Ghezzi
Prycacold
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Ukiah Harriers Pace Strong Freshmen Cross Country Meet
Ukiah Varsity lost to Napa 21 to 34 as five Ukiah runners broke 12 minutes for 1.9 miles led by Rich Gibson 11 07. Jim Taylor 11 32 Jack Gilbert 11 30 Dave Gein 11 33 Prestcn Persky 11 57. Jayvees also lowered times in a 15 56 defeat with Chris Savage finishing sixth for Ukiah in 12 01.
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Rich Gibson
Jim Taylor
Jack Gilbert
Dave Gein
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Ukiah
Jayvees
Chris Savage
Patterson Wins Oslo Upset By D Ray Patterson
D Ray Patterson, younger brother of former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson, scored a knockout to win a boxing bout in Oslo, overcoming a challenger with a decisive finish.
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Wild and wooly time as wrestling showdown opens in Carl Purity
A lively VEW sponsored wrestling event kicks off with two main matches set for a one-hour two out of three falls format. Pepper Gomes faces Beeatyas in a featured bout while other card selections promise action and crowd energy.
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