Abalone Destruction Sparks Ukiah Sportmen Action
Ukiah and Mendocino County sportsmen vow to thwart DFG plans for a year round abalone season and scuba diving off the North Coast. Led by Louie Zaina and Ted Eriksen Jr the group urges letters to the California Fish and Game Commission and seeks support from Assemblyman Belotti and Senator Collier. The county advisory committee and local clubs plan to present opposition at the Oct 30 commission meeting in Redding and at the final rules meeting in Los Angeles.
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Ukiah
Mendocino County
Fort Bragg
Mendocino
Louie Zaina
Fish and Game Advisory
Board of Supervisors
Ted Eriksen Jr
Ukiah Rod and Gun Club
Department of Fish ‘and Game
Redding
State Fish and Game Commission
Los Angeles
Department of Fish and Game
California
California Fish and Game’ Commission
Ninth St
Sacramento
Calif
D of F&g
Ted Eriksen, Jr
Ukiah Rod_and Gun Club
Zaina
Fish and Game Commission
California Fish and Game Commission
Frank Belotti
Randy Collier
Belotti
Department
Fuel Injection Upgrade Aims for 650 MPH Blue Flame
At Bonneville Utah engineers modify the Blue Flame fuel injection system after a high level conference with Reaction Dynamics Inc. and rocket consultant James McCormick to gain a rolling start for the timed mile. Nozzle injectors are sent to Salt Lake City for modification to spray liquefied natural gas with hydrogen peroxide for improved burn. Project manager Dean Dietrich notes the car needs a rolling start, while USAC chief timer Joe Petrali limits speed to 30 mph.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
UPI
Salt Lake City
Reaction Dynamics Inc
James McCormick
Buffalo
N. Y
Dean Dietrich
Joe Petrali
United States Auto Club
Dietrich
Bold Ruler Undergoes CoBALT Treatment At Auburn
Bold Ruler, leading North American Thoroughbred, is being returned to Claiborne Farms in Paris Kentucky after cobalt therapy for a nasal tumor. Auburn University veterinarians report progress since Aug 24 and expect a six to eight month evaluation period. Tumor initially measured three by three and a half inches, now reduced to two and a half by two and three quarters inches. Treatments administered at Auburn Nuclear Science Center with Auburn staff and a consultant from the University of Alabama Medical Center.
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Auburn
Ala
UPI
North America
Claiborne Farms
Paris
Auburn University
Nuclear Science Center
Euler
Ringriahs
Ali Debuts New Mantle as Training Begins in Atlanta
In Atlanta, Cassius Clay now Muhammad Ali arrived to start training for his October 26 bout with Jerry Quarry. Clad in a green velvet vest and bell-bottoms, he spoke calmly about Quarry, calling him the next best man to Joe Frazier and avoiding dramatic posing for photographers. Ali weighed 214 pounds and hopes to reach 208 to 210 by fight time, while Angelo Dundee teased his fighter's measurements.
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Atlanta
UPI
Cassius Clay
Jerry Quarry
Clay
Quarry
Joe Frazier
Frazier
Muhammed Ali
Angelo Dundee
Sweeney vows to cooperate if Plunkett nears record
Washington State coach Jim Sweeney said he would cooperate with Stanford if Jim Plunkett reaches 214 yards to break the all time total offense mark. He added the Cougars would prefer to win the game and would not mind stopping the Stanford star from setting the record.
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Steve Ramsey
North Texas State
Sweeney
Plunkett
Cougars
Ukiahi Football Schedule and Upcoming Events
Football fans and players should note Ukiahi dates for upcoming games and a Varsity recognition dinner. Today 3:30 Anton Stadium Frosh vs Analy Frosh. Friday 3:30 Ukiahi Jayvees vs Santa Rosa Jayvees at Santa Rosa High. Saturday noon Montgomery High field Ukiahi Varsity vs Santa Rosa Panthers. Saturday 8 p.m. Pop Warner Lions host Sebastopol Bobcats. Wednesday 7:30 Ukiahi Varsity and staff honored at Ukiah Elks Club Father and Son night. Thursday 7:30 Ukiahi Boosters meet at high school cafeteria after Elks night.
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Ukiahi
Anton
Ukiahi Frosh
Ukiahi Jayvees
Santa Rosa Jayvees
Pop Warner Lions
Sebastopol Bobcats
Ukiah Lions Club
Ukiah Elks Club
Ukiahi Boosters
Santa Rosa
Sonoma
Knicks Win Big as New and Old Teams Dominate NBA Night
The New York Knicks defeated Cincinnati 128-104 led by Cazzie Russell with 29 points and Willis Reed’s 23 points and 16 rebounds. Buffalo Braves, featuring four former Knicks, beat Cleveland 107-92. Bob Lanier debuted with 22 points as Detroit beat Seattle 123-117. Philadelphia edged Chicago 110-107 and Baltimore defeated San Diego 123-105.
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Knicks
New” Knicks
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Buffalo Braves
Cleveland Cavaliers
Cazzie Russell
Bill Bradley
Williseed
New York
Tom Vanarsdale
Royals
Nate Archibald
Charlie Paulk
Don May
Braves
Buffalo
Dayton University
Nate Bowman
Em Bryant
Cavaliers
Bobby Smith
John Warren
Knick
Bob Lanier
Million Hope
Detroit
Pistons
Seattle Supersonics
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baltimore
San Diego
Lanier
Cal Frosh Face Sparse Lineup In Opener At UCLA
Berkeley UPI reports a skimpy Cal freshman squad for Saturdays opener against UCLA frosh. Six players declared ineligible for deficient grades or tests, leaving 26 players including only six linemen. Coach Cullen called the group scrappy but small. In Salt Lake City, Utah Stars beat Denver Rockets 134 99 as Merv Jackson faces suspension and a $1000 fine for missing season opener.
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Bear Cub
Jim
Cullen
Cullom
Salt Lake City
Utah Stars
Denver Rockets
Merv Jackson
University of Utah
Richman picking. Cowboys favored by Richman
Milton Richman notes Brooks Robinson’s praise of Baltimore and predicts the Jets will beat the Colts. He backs the Cowboys over the Vikings and favors Atlanta over Denver, Cleveland over Detroit, and Kansas City over Cincinnati, citing coaching and improving passing games.
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Milton Richman
Baltimore
UPI
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Colts
New York Jets
Jets
Colts
Minnesota Vikings
Dallas Cowboys
Minnesota
Vikings
Cowboys
Atlanta
Denver
Broncos
Cleveland
Detroit
Browns
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Hank Stram
Chiefs
NFL Week 1 picks and college slate from the era
A sports round up listing game predictions across the NFL and colleges. It notes Los Angeles over Green Bay, Miami over Buffalo, San Francisco over New Orleans, Boston over the New York Giants, St. Louis over Philadelphia, Houston over Pittsburgh, Oakland over Washington, and multiple college matchups including Auburn over Georgia Tech and LSU over Kentucky with numerous other favored sides.
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Los Angeles
Green Bay
Packers
Miami
Buffalo
Don Shula
Dolphins
Baltimore
San Francisco
New Orleans
Boston
New York Giants
Joe Kapp
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Eagles
Houston
Pittsburgh
Oilers
Bears
Gale Sayers
Oakland
Washington
Redskins
Detroit
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Tech
LSU
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Colorado
Oklahoma
Penn State
Syracuse
Ohio State
Minnesota
Rice
SMU
Stanford
Washington State
Michigan
Michigan State
Princeton
Colgate
Tennessee
Alabama
West Virginia
Southern California
Ukiah Harriers Step Up In Cross CountryRace
Ukiah Harriers show strong gains in cross country with Frosh and Sophs leading despite a third place at Petaluma. Leon Brunet sixth 11 17 Jim Arbogast seventh 11 24 and others improving as Ukiah eyes NBL I meets Vallejo next Wednesday and the following championship. Petaluma wins, Ukiah 57, Napa 44, with Petaluma scoring 23 for Varsity.
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Ukiahi
Petaluma
Vallejo
John Shilts
Napa
Ukiah
Leon Brunet
Jim Arbogast
David Sperry
Sturgess
al Bauer
John Ellis
Bob
Kemmerle
Bobby Cochran
Wildcats
Barry Milender
Warren Knox
Ted Blank
Tim Wong
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Df&g
Mendocino County Fish and Game Advisory Committee
Drew
Budini
Brown
Muhammad Ali
Elks Hall
Wabash
Elks Club
Mr. Tbs
TBS
Wabash Ave
Sity Poor Cal Frosh
Richman
Dallas
Harriers
Bargain Lane
Goodyear
Aoe
Rte
Honor ‘ Bank
Girdis
State
Ulrigh
Main
Willits
Healdsburg
Geedyope
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