Vallejo Dominates Ukiah to Stay Unbeaten in NBL I
Vallejo overwhelmed Ukiah 36-8 in a clash that showcased Vallejo's size and balance. Alfredo Taylor led with 3 rushing touchdowns and 217 yards, while Ukiah struggled to move the ball against a bigger line and fought from behind after a late kickoff miscue. Santa Rosa and Ukiah prepare for Homecoming. Jayvees begin to show cohesion.
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California, Stanford Still in Pac-8 Title Race
Stanford coach John Ralston says California, Stanford and others remain in Rose Bowl contention behind unbeaten USC and UCLA. Cal's 44-13 win over Washington boosts them to 3-1. Stanford falls to 2-2 after a close loss to USC. UCLA, USC and Cal lead the Pac-8 standings.
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Raiders list Dixon out for Saturday game
Oakland on move list sidelining Hewritt Dixon for two games after knee injury. Dan Birdwell fills in as Dixon’s replacement while Buffalo arrives with a 2-3 record. OJ Simpson, ex USC star now with the Bills, to visit the Bay Area for the first time since turning pro.
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Falcons hurt for 49ers in rematch at Kezar
UPI reports San Francisco faces losses as star players Nobis and Berry are out for the Falcons. Nobis eyes season end due to neck injury from Dallas game, Berry to miss at least a week with hand ligament damage. Randy Johnson to start at QB, Nobis fill-in by Doug Hansen.
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Two Man Gang Leads Pac-8 Stats in Rushing and Passing
Tailback Clarence Davis of USC and quarterback Jim Plunkett of Stanford head the Pac-8 rushing and passing leaders. Davis has 658 yards in four games, 219 more than UCLA's Greg Jones, while Plunkett has completed 75 of 130 passes for 1,072 yards and 10 touchdowns, with 1,150 total offense. Other leaders include UCLA's Cureton in rushing, Oregon State’s Nehbo in punting, and Moore and Newland leading receivers.
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Colts rally past Eagles in tense 24 20 win
Baltimore tops Philadelphia 24 20 as John Unitas caps a nine play 70 yard drive with a one yard TD run with 5:54 left. Rookie Leroy Keyes and Ron Porter spark defensive stand for Eagles before the comeback finish.
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UCLA Climbs to Fourth in National College Football Rankings
New York United Press International reports Ohio State remains atop the poll with 33 first place votes and 347 points. Texas stays second after beating Oklahoma, while Southern California holds third and Penn State sits fourth. Missouri rises to fifth. Arkansas and Tennessee follow. UCLA advances to eighth with LSU and Notre Dame rounding out the top ten.
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Knicks Open NBA Season Against Sonics
United Press International reports the New York Knicks, led by coach Red Holzman, open the season against the Seattle SuperSonics. The team features a returning starting five and bench support from Russell, Stallworth, Riordan, May, Hosket, and Bowman as they pursue another deep playoff run.
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Ancellotti Expected At Palo Alto Saturday
Ukiah’s Martin Ancellotti of Washington State is likely to see substantial action against Stanford in Palo Alto at 1 p.m. Saturday as Defensive Coach Sam Jankovich notes rapid progress. The 5-11, 207-pound sophomore, who wears No. 59, has shifted between nose guard and middle linebacker and is nearing his full potential.
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Yost Favored to Land Twins Manager Job
New York based Eddie Yost, longtime Mets third base coach and former Washington third baseman, appears likely to be named Minnesota Twins manager after the World Series. Twins owner Calvin Griffith leans toward Yost, a longtime favorite, despite prior firings of three managers in as many years. Billy Martin, replaced by the Twins last week, had been a candidate along with Jim Lemon, Bob Scheffing, Bill Rigney and Hank Bauer.
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Harriers head for Napa races
Ukiah cross country runners travel toward Napa for a key meet against strong Napa harriers at 3 30 p m. Varsity won last time 33 to 35 with Hogan 54. Napa swept five places for 15 points and Ukiah hopes to disrupt with Jensen MacDougal Weerts Davis Knox among challengers. Weerts recovered from a recent bug and Ted Blank may move up from Frosh Soph after a 12 45 finish.
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