Ukiah Wildcats Rally for Win Over Willits in Rough Football Clash
Ukiah beat Willits 28 20 after late drives sparked by strong blocking from Venturi Johnson DeWitt and Franks. Moulder, Heath and Harlan powered the ground game with key runs and a decisive scoring drive sealing the victory as Ukiah's defense stifled Willits late rally.
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Carl Johnson
Jim DeWitt
Bob Warner
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Johnny Hees
Ken Wood
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Doug Pennington
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Haring
Willie the Wildcat Spirit Memo From VHS Mascot
A columnist writes from the perspective of Willie Wildcat inside the VHS mascot suit. He describes heat and limited visibility during games and his goal of showing school spirit by signaling support to the team, even as fans debate the mascot's role.
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Singleton and Alvarez Signed by Cincinnati Redlegs for 1957
Elmer Singleton a 36 year old former major league pitcher and Altus Chico Alvarez a 23 year old outfielder have signed 1957 contracts with the Cincinnati Redlegs. Singleton posted an 18–8 record for Seattle in the Pacific Coast League in 1957. Alvarez batted .261 for Havana in the International League.
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Fort Bragg Timberwolveshold 27-0 win over Willits
Ukiah faces Fort Bragg in a 2 pm clash after Red Bluff beat Ukiah 40-20 last Friday. Musick led Red Bluff with strong ground and air play, while Ukiah’s Scudero Duncan Browles Whetstone and Hook stood out on defense and offense.
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Potter Valley Beats Maxwell 62-34 in Six-Man Clash
Potter Valley Bearcats outscored Maxwell Panthers 62-34 at Maxwell Friday night. Scotty Nelson returned a kickoff 60 yards for a TD, Larry Cook scored three times, and Mike Morton added five touchdowns on completed passes. Potter Valley Jayvees lost 31-27 in the preliminary game. Arnold Egli and Mike Foster shone for Maxwell. Next Friday the Potter Valley team travels to Kelseyville.
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Ten-year-old Boy Claims Protection Money Demands
In Los Angeles ten year old James Sides Jr. testified that he paid 10 cents daily to elder boys who protected his news stand. The court case highlights street protection practices affecting vendors in the area.
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Fourth Place Team May Go To Rose Bowl
The PCC may select its fourth place team for the Rose Bowl as the season heats up. California, Washington, UCLA show eligibility. Southern California leads with an unbeaten mark after key wins. Stanford faces Oregon as Washington State and Oregon State clash. Idaho idle after a rout by Arizona State.
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Pro Teams Test Electronic Signals In NFL Debut
Four of twelve NFL teams used electronic devices Sunday to relay signals with mixed results. Cleveland relied on radio to Ratterman but loud crowd noise muffled calls. Detroit and Chicago saw signals reach defenders with fan noise causing issues. Pittsburgh faced mechanical glitches with Marekibrada. Bell Labs tests a clarinet tone as a potential signal replacement.
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Sooners and Spartans Face Tough Foes Yet Roll On
Oklahoma and Michigan State remain undefeated through three games as they prepare to meet Notre Dame and Kansas State. Analysts note Oklahoma's 147 points in three games and Michigan State’s 83 points allowed 13, with the Sooners edging on a slight statistical lead.
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Secret of Yanks is Progressive Rebuilding
The Yankees owe success to balance and ongoing rebuilding. General manager moves, like hiring Casey Stengel, reflect a shift from stand pat to investing in new talent from the minors. Other clubs erode by clinging to guardrails while Chicago Cubs also reshuffled after a poor finish to pursue renewal.
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49ers Meet After Shocking Bear Loss
After a 31 7 defeat to the Bears in Chicago, coach Frankie Albert vows a rebound. He laments the poor tackling and blocking and promises the team will bounce back in Detroit as players and staff regroup.
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Ukiah High Cross Country Opens Season at Tamalpais Meet
Ukiah high school will enter its first interscholastic cross country meet at Tamalpais High School Wednesday at 3:30. Coach Williamson plans a three way meet to test a young squad including sprinters turned distance runners led by Bob Ryder Ken Anderson and Tom Bergl as leaders on a 1.8 mile course. Freshmen and sophomores are anticipated to grow into top runners with Santa Rosa and Willits meets to follow.
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