Cats Go Panther Hunting Friday At Santa Rosa
Ukiah and Santa Rosa prep for Friday football as Ukiah Varsity and Jayvees seek a Panther scalp at Santa Rosa field. Coaches Gein DeHart and Tatum Seering emphasize weeklong practice to refine offense and defense under players Espinosa Lehtinen Archer and Peterson. Spectators anticipate a tight contest amid season opener momentum.
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Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Varsity
Jayvees
Morrow
Bob Gein
Bill DeHart
Bil Tatum
Lowell Seering
Lincoln
Stockton
Espinosa
Lehtinen
Fallback
Archer
Holtthes
Voere
Ceolepe Pookies
Fey Wadiott
Bu Laewas
Ehatlenve
Rich Roiteel
Berta Cihens
Dennis Gwin
Ukaidy Varsity
John Scarpanini
Ys Nhis Smart
Hien Maurer
Abdee Seetenko
iHoPon Biavden
Bob Harkins
Jeer Seomitz
Haifacks
Joe Jatin
Larrs Rivers
Peterson
Hal Wood Forecasts 1960 College Pigskin Picks
Renowned picker Hal Wood outlines this season’s bets with a simple rule chase the favorite and avoid points. He lists matchups including Southern California over Georgia Tech UCLA over Air Force Academy Texas over California Tulane over Stanford Oregon State over Syracuse Oregon over Idaho Arizona over Colorado State Washington State over Missouri and others with projected margins for each.
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Southern California
Georgia Tech
Trojans
UCLA
Air Force Academy
Bruks
Bill Kilmer
Washington
Pundine
Boilermakers
Huskies
Washinton
Wilettermen
Texas
California
Jimmy Saxton
Golden Bear
Tulane
Stanford
Swans
Oregon State
Syracuse
Terry Gaker Chould
Beavers
Stetory
Tommy Prothro
Baker
Oregon
Idaho
Webfoots
Antony State
Wichita Sun Devils
Wichita
Arizona
Colorado State
Wildcats
San Jose State
University of Pacific
Spartans
Tigers
Washington State
Missouri
Mel Men
Hugh Campbel
Jim Boylan
Pete Scheweck
Hains
Soviet Weightlifters Lead at World Championships
In Vienna the 1961 world weightlifting championships opened with Soviet lifters in front. Vladimir Stogov set a record equalling 761 pounds to lead bantamweights, while Chuck Vinci finished fourth with 722 pounds as Foeldi claimed second and Miyake of Japan posted an unofficial mark of 20.
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Vienna
Vladimir Stogov
United States
Chuck Vinci
Cleveland
Ohio
Tmre Poeldi
Foeldi
Stugav
Natsvobu Miyake
Japan
Griffith Stadium to Become Ghost Park in Wake of Moves
Washington Senators and Minnesota Twins near a key meeting as Griffith Stadium’s fate heads toward a sale or redevelopment. Negotiations continue for the Senators to relocate next year to a modern Washington Stadium while the Redskins relocate to a new park, leaving Griffith Stadium idle.
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Griffith Stadium
Ghost Park
Washington
UPI
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Senators
Washington Stadium
Washington Redskins
Griffith Stade
Cabin Griffith
Golf World Mourns Popular Oliver Loss After Cancer Battle
Oliver 64, a long time figure in golf, died after a month of cancer at Memorial Hospital Wilmington. A Ryder Cup three time member and winner of major events, he was known for wit and generous fundraisers for his four children, while exhibition events and a trust fund keep his memory alive.
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Wilmington
Del
UPL
Porky
Memorial Hospital
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Chae
Olivas
Cleveland
Lawson Little Machene Sarazen
Sam Snead
Bill Collins
Green Hills
Porky Olver Fund
Robert
John
Jo Ann
Maris Within Reach Of Ruth Record In Controversial Run
New York Yankee Roger Maris hits his 59th homer in Baltimore as Ford Frick’s rule about first IH games sparks debate over whether an asterisk is deserved. AL President Joe Crow criticizes the ruling while teammates and rivals discuss the mounting pressure and relief as Maris falls just short of Babe Ruth’s mark.
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Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Joe Crow
Ruth
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Baltimore Crioles
Biaitmore
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Yankees
Mavis
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Milt Pappas
Hoyt Wilhelm
Ma- Tis
Strain
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Gus Tramdios
Jimmie Foxx
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Nicklaus Leads U S Team in Americas Amateur Golf
Jack Nicklaus tops a six man U S squad chosen to compete in the sixth Americas Amateur Championship in Monterrey Mex. The team also includes Jane Bertin Coe and Rebecca Corin Wile among others, forming the core of the national entrant group.
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Sever Almateur
Jack Nicklaus
United States
Monterrey
Mixoca
Nick Bites
Olympic Rush Hits Tokyo Hotels
Tokyo hotels report surge in Olympic bookings as groups rush to secure reservations for the 1964 Games. The Japan Times notes most requests come from the United States and 3,500 individuals have already reserved rooms. The Transportation Ministry projects 550,000 visitors to Japan in 1964.
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UPI
Japan Times
United States
Japan Hotel Association
Japan
Transportation Ministry
Maris Narrowly Misses 60 as Yankees Clinch Pennant
Roger Maris hit his 59th homer but the Yankees defeated the Orioles 4 2 to clinch their 26th American League pennant. Cincinnati edged the Pirates 3 2 behind Wally Post’s eighth inning two run homer to move closer to the World Series. Dodgers beat the Cubs 3 2 in 13 innings while Braves and Phillies won elsewhere. Ralph Terry earned the clinching win for New York with 21st victory.
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankes
Maris
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Babe Ruth
Reds
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wally Post
Dodgers
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Dodger
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San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Carolinals
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Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota
Washington
Ralph Terry
New York
Orioles
Besdes Maris
Yoxi Berra
Itn
Neam Sherry
Sandy Koufax
Han
Christy Mathewson
Major League Standings From Night Baseball Scores
Milwaukee defeated San Francisco 7 to 4 while Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 3 to 2. Philadelphia won 6 to 1 over St Louis and Los Angeles triumphed 3 to 2 at Chicago with Detroit rallying 6 to 3 over Los Angeles. Chicago 3 Boston 1 and New York 4 Baltimore 2, night games. Kansas City 4 Cleveland 2 and Minnesota at Washington postponed due to rain.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Los Ang
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
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Longest baseball season home run record and Olympic notes
A fragment notes Joe Bauman hitting 72 home runs for Roswell New Mexico in 195? in the Longhorn League and mentions Yugoslavia Zagreb as a Yugoslav Olympic site with references to 1848 1952 and 1956 games and a gold medal in the lase Olympiad.
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Yugoslavia
Joe Bauman
Roswell
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