Ukiah Wildcats Come Close Against Hogan In Narrow Loss
Ukiah high school football saw a tough 27-20 defeat as Hogan rallied with late passing and a sweeping attack. Bob Jackson scored twice for Ukiah, while Hogan seized the win with a late drive and strong defense. Ukiah JV fell 7-6, and regional chase remains open with Sonoma and Petaluma also in contention.
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Namath’s tough patch amid NFL AFL race notes
The piece describes Joe Namath’s rough game and Blanda’s still-strong performance amid an AFL race. It mentions Scott Appleton and Pat Holmes anchoring the Jets defense alongside Olen Underwood and Jim Hayes. It covers Blanda connecting on a 42-yard pass to Sid Blanks and a scoring toss to Charlie Hennigan, plus Buffalo, Oakland, Denver, New York, and Boston standings as the Eastern race tightens.
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Indians Tame Bears to Move Clear in Flag Football Standings
Ukiah High School flag football results show the Indians overpowering the Bears 58 to 37 to break a tie for first. The Bears fall to third at 2-1 while Beavers Bruins Ducks and Trojans sit at 1-2 or 0-3 as teams chase the leaders.
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North Little League seeks officer slate and charter next season
Announced today North Little League parents must attend as officers are elected and formal charter applications prepared. With six months until start of next season organizational details, teams, managers, coaches and schedules must be set. Tomorrow night marks the first major step toward a new Little League season in North Ukiah and surrounding areas Perkins Street north Potter Valley Redwood Valley. Walter Johnson pitched 56 scoreless innings in 1913 from April 10 second inning to May 14 fourth inning.
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College grid foes clash toward Rose Bowl showdown
UCLA rolled past Penn State 49 11 and USC beat Stanford 21 7 as California upset Washington 24 20 and Oregon surprised Air Force 17 6. Clemson upset Duke 9 6. Oregon State, Utah wins noted with yardage lists and key plays.
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Packers Top Bears In 17 0 Victory At Home
Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor powered the Green Bay Packers to a 17-0 win over the Chicago Bears as Vince Lombardi kept his seasoned backfield, while Dallas Cowboys star Bob Hayes faltered with a fumble on a late punt. Hayes’s miscue helped cost Dallas a top-place shot in the East as Green Bay seized sole possession of first in the West.
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Bucks Tie in Four-Goal Pact in WHL Action
United Press International reports the Portland Buckaroos took an early lead in the Western Hockey League standings by tying with the San Francisco Seals as Seattle beat San Diego 4-2 and Victoria defeated the Seals 2-0. Portland got goals from Arnie Schmautz Len Lunde and Art Jones. Seals replies came from Jack Oats Gerry Brisson and Ron.
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Unclear snippet on overtime play and Vancouver move
Fragmentary report notes a game staying tied through overtime and a Tuesday return as California moves into Vancouver. Names, dates, and full context are missing, leaving the exact teams and outcomes uncertain.
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Heavyweight Title Bout Set for Har Yingay Arena
London reports a heavyweight title fight scheduled for April 4, 1938 at Har Yingay Arena. The event marks a TV first as broadcast plans surface with UPI noting excitement in the boxing world.
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