Ukiah Javitees Fall Short in Rainy Varsity Clash at Vallejo
Ukiah’s defense pressured Vallejo as Jones Pear son Simoncini and teammates forced fumbles but failed to convert drives into touchdowns. Vallejo capitalized with two first-half scores and led 14 7 at the break, while Ukiah showed outside and inside rushing and late aerials, yet could not snare the winning TD.
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Ukiah
Art Tillotson
Tillotson
Jose Fernandez
Wildcats
Vallejo
Mendous
Lee Ferguson
Bucky Ganter
Keith Léland
Bill 8Treriz
John Brunton
Opportune Mills
Johnhy Johnson
Oy Craig Donatson
John Pearson
Péte Simoncini
Kén' Yoa‘kum
Tommy ‘Halom
Keith
Keand
Pearson
Si Yno’iini
Ubian
Jayvees
Joss
iHotset
I-Seagon
Potter Or Valley
Laytonville
Mike Christoferson
Buckeyes halt Keyes and boost Trojan outlook
A fragmented report notes Ohio State’s defense stifling Keyes and aiding USC toward a potential Rose Bowl bid. It mentions Purdue’s 84,634 crowd at Columbus, a 41.3 point per game team, and USC’s fierce backfield led by Simpson as college football eyes Pasadena on New Year’s Day.
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Chexion
Simpson
Npson
Keyes
Buckeyes
Ie Pie
Boilermakers
Mumbus
Purdue
Byerseson
Atone Et Pa Ss
Miles
Jim Stillwagon
Lions win gritty Pop Warner clash in Ukiah
Ukiah Lions defeat Sebastopol Bobcats 21 6 in a rain lit game at Anton Stadium. Key plays came from Chris Johnson and Mike Bowman with Walker adding power runs and Vanek Heller Wattenburger anchoring defense as Ukiah moves toward third place in Redwood Empire league. College View Collegians beat Sonoma Bears 7 6 to stay unbeaten with one week left. Petaluma 34 24 over Cloverdale and Willits 19 6 over Fort Bragg.
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Ukiah
Pop Warner Lions
Petaluma
Redwood Empire
Chris Johnson
Mike Bowman
Tom Walker
Lions
Bobrat
Anton Stadium
Art ‘Wehemann
Brad’ ‘Shear Jr
Bud Miller
Pail Hage
Warner
Bobcats
Wattenburger
Garth Vanek
Mark ‘Heller
Sebastopol
Walker
Gary Smith
Bowman
Johnson
Harold (Howdie) Johnson
College View Collegians
Sonoma
Bears
Rahnert Park
Cloverdale
Willits
Fort Bragg
Africans sweep Olympic sprint hopes in Mexico City
The opening day at the XI Olympiad features Cuba and Kenya near the lead as Africa dominates track with Temu winning the 10,000 meters and Matson setting a new Olympic shot put mark. U S sprinters show strength but face Cuban and Kenyan rivals in pursuit of multiple golds.
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Mexico
Uncle Sato
United States
Randy Matsin
Pampa
Tex
Charlie Greene
Seattle
Wash
Hermes Ramirez
Cuba
San Pedro
Calif
Uncle Sath
Matson
Pas Green
Rez
K Ahd
Mason
Ron Whitney
Boulder
Colo
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Kenya
Temu
Mamo Wolde
Ethiopia
Maha‘med Gammoudi
Tunisia
Mexico City
America
Billy Mills
Iran
Mohammad Nasiri
Wade Bell
Eugene
Ore
Kipchoge
Keino
San Diego shuts down Raiders 23 14 on strong defense
AFL action sees San Diego halt Oakland 23 14 as Daryle Lamonica is limited to three completions in the second half. John Hadl connects with Lance Alworth for a 38 yard TD, Paitee adds a field goal, and Denver, Houston, and Kansas City post wins as New York Jets fall to Denver and Miami ties Buffalo 14 14.
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Press International
Vee
San Diego
Residers
Oakland
Quarterfiack
Daryle Lamonica
Chargers
Rdokie Dennis Partee
John Hadl
Lance Alworth
Gene Foster
Paitee
Boston Patriots
Houston
Denver Broncos
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Kansas City Chiefs
Cincinnati Bengals
Miami
Buffalo
Raiders
Kansas City
Chiefs
Jan Stenerud
Bengals
Patriots
John Wittenborn
Lakers Win Ninth Exhibition With 125 115 Victory
In Seattle the Los Angeles Lakers beat the San Diego Rockets 125-115 to close their NBA exhibition slate with a 9 2 record. The Lakers trailed 65-55 at halftime before rallying in the third quarter to take control and set up the regular season opener against the Philadelphia 76ers in Philadelphia.
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UPI
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
San Diego Rockets
Lakers
76Ers
Philadelphia
Rockets
Northwestern Faces Ohio State After 27-7 Defeat
A battered Northwestern seeks fresh start after a 27-7 loss punctuating a winless stretch. The upcoming game pits the Wildcats against Ohio State, aiming to steady the season and halt its slide.
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Liisti
Northwestern
Ohig
Rams Edged Packers In Final Seconds To Claim Coastal Lead
Rams beat the Green Bay Packers 16 14 on Bruce Bett’s 21 yard field goal with 15 seconds left after a pass interference penalty on Herb Adderley. Snow defended the key call as a judgment play. Colts routed 49ers 42 14 as Earl Morrall and Unitas added touchdowns. Cowboys, Lions, Saints and Cardinals won as Week 4 NFL results rolled in. Mario Baesso noted as the largest family member among Oakland Clippers players.
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Moe
Orie Vallejo
Ce Jett Rea
Apiste
Helen
Aries
Nene
Vallejo
Pike
Rion
Richard Biama
Greg Carter
Nates
Ehrig
Gretn Bay
Herb ‘Adderley
Los‘ Angeles
Gent Sennay
Rams
Packers
Bruce Beet
Dipainst Aaidereyey
Bal ‘Ore
Adderley
Snow
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Preston Pearson
San Francisco
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Ota
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New York Giants
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
New Orleans Saints
Minnesota Vikings
St. Louis Cardinals
Mel Farr
Lions
Ted Hie
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Farr
Todie
Bo Burris
Bil Kilmer
Monty Stickles
Charlie Durkee
Jim Hart
Roy Shivers
Jimi Bakken
Cardinals
Bill Nelson
Browns
Saints
Sonny Jurgensen
Jerry Smith
Redskins
Steelers
Jurgensen
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