SoCal Trojans Retain No1 in UPI Coaches Poll
Southern California strengthens its hold on the top spot at the season's halfway point after beating Notre Dame 24-7. Purdue stays No2 after a 41-6 win over Ohio State. UCLA remains No3. Colorado and Alabama rise to Nos 4 and 5 amid upsets. NC State, Tennessee, Georgia, Wyoming round out the top 10 with shifting peers.
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American Performers Fail To Impress In Mexico City Meet
UPI reports American athletes struggle in Mexico City elevating thin air and late arrivals. Randy Matson wins shot put and Charlotte Cooke sets an American record in the 400 meters but overall U S performances lag behind European rivals after two days. Pat Winslow leads in the 100 meters before final events held in the high altitude arena.
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Trustee's Sale Notice for Ukiah Property
Legal notice announces public auction of Lot 22 in Larkin Tract Ukiah Mendocino County to satisfy a Deed of Trust held by Mendocino Financial Corporation for the benefit of Mendocino Lake Savings and Loan Association. sale set for 2:00 PM November 10 1967 with no warranty on title. Also includes hearing notice in estate matter of Benky Clay Crofoot for authority to borrow and to execute a deed of trust set for October 20 1967 in Mendocino County Superior Court.
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Standings Rise and Fall in Major College Grid Ratings
New York UPI releases major college football rankings with first place votes and records. Southern Cal holds top position at 5-0 with 340 points, followed by Purdue 4-0 and UCLA 5-0, with several teams including Alabama Notre Dame Michigan State and Washington also listed among the top 20.
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Morning Chilly Dampens Fishermen Catches in High Country
Morning cold in high country reduces trout fishing success for anglers as PG&E Stream Scouts note only fair results. In Humboldt County the Eel River rises clear and cold offering only fair fishing. chub salmon reported in the river but not hitting, and the Mad River conditions are noted.
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Lawyer Sues Clay For Cool $284,615
Houston dispatch reports Cassius Clay’s former lawyer Haden Covington sues the ex-champion for 284615 claiming he never got his share of the purse from the bout with the draft board. Clay, who was sentenced to prison then freed on bond on appeal, cites unpaid bills and seeks funds.
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Jones Defeats Hank in Lively 10 Round Light Heavy Bout
Eddie Jones of Los Angeles won a clear decision over Henry Hank of Detroit in a ten round light heavyweight bout at the Silver Slipper Ballroom Las Vegas. Jones outboxed and outpunched Hank from start to finish to defend his World Boxing Association No 7 ranking with scores of 49-43, 49-43 and 50-41. Hank was cut and bled from the nose mouth and left eye by the final bell.
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Bill McMurray Wins Comeback Knockout in Sacramento
Former state heavyweight champion Bill McMurray returned after a six month layoff with a six round knockout of Fred Lewis in Sacramento. McMurray weighed 212 pounds and opened a cut over Lewis’s right eye early, the cut worsening until a doctor stopped the bout in the seventh round. Lewis, 183 pounds from McCallan Air Force Base, claimed the cut occurred in the second round as McMurray hurt him.
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Four Seals Rank Among Early NHL Top Scorers
Yvan Cournoyer of Montreal leads the NHL scoring race with seven points after three goals and four assists, as the first week of play ends. Bobby Hull sits one point behind with six points, while seven players tie for third with five points, including four California Seals and Montreal’s Jean Beliveau and Boston’s John McKenzie and Fred Stanfield.
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Ukiah Frosh Soph Jayvee and Varsity Run at Vallejo Open
Ukiah plans a large cross country tuneup at Vallejo Dan Foley Park in Frosh Soph Jayvee and Varsity divisions. About six Frosh Soph runners head by David Orchard with Glenn Jensen Jeff Davis and Bob McDougall among others. Jayvee contenders include Jimmy John Ronco Haynes Skower Dave Eby and possibly Joe Turner. Varsity features Ted Harryman leading a strong group with Brent Milender and Mike McReynolds. Doug Chambers returns to tough Varsity action after an appendectomy as Ukiah seeks form ahead of conference finals.
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Spartan Halfback Scrivner Questionable for Home Opener
San Jose State starting right halfback Mike Scrivner was hospitalized with asthmatic bronchitis and may miss the home opener against New Mexico. He has dropped from 185 to 172 pounds and will be hospitalized until Wednesday. his status for the game is listed as very questionable. Linebacker Fred Luke is out for the season.
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