22 Oct 1962
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1962
Page
1
Ukiah hosts Vallejo in a hard fought 13-0 defeat with a late miscue nullifying a potential Ukiah touchdown. Larry Myers standout on offense and defense, while penalties marred several drives as Ukiah eyes Homecoming prep and upcoming Montgomery game.
A medical article compares the nervous system to a telephone network with the brain as central office and nerves as wires. It describes how vertebral pressure can disrupt signals, causing anxiety, sleeplessness, irritability, and potential breakdown, noting chiropractors as specialized linemen for restoration.
Heavyweight champion Lenny Liston announced through advisor Jack Nilon that he will break from Championship Sports Inc and defend his title in February against Patterson. Nilon accused the promoter of breach of contract and claimed funds were to be paid in escrow, with only $25,000 received for training.
The San Francisco Warriors prepare for their NBA opener against the Detroit Pistons at the Cow Palace. Expected starting lineup includes Feder, Hightower, Gola, Rodgers, and Wilt Chamberlain with Stell and Hull contributing on defense.
Gene Fullmer defends his world middleweight title against Dick Tiger in a Candlestick Park headliner, with 30 000 expected fans. The Fullmer Tiger bout will be shown via closed circuit in 48 cities and 200 000 seats capacity, as Fernandez and Carter feature in supporting fights and other arenas adjust to the shifting schedule.
In a letter to the IOC West Germany warns an all German team may be impossible without East German concessions. In New York, twelve wards will be awarded at the All Sports Awards Dinner on November 26, with proceeds going to the Association for the Help of Retarded Children.
Green Bay rolled to a 31 13 victory over San Francisco as Willie Wood’s interception and Bart Starr late drive swung momentum. Jim Taylor surged for 160 rushing yards while Vince Lombardi praised progress despite tackling lapses.
UCLA faces Stanford in a key Big Six battle that could lift the Bruins into a first place tie with Southern California, Washington, and Washington State. USC and Washington opened with wins, while Washington State beat Indiana to make Big Tech history.
New York report says Doug Jones stopped Bob Foster in the eighth round at Madison Square Garden after Foster filled in on three days notice. Jones weighed 182 pounds to Foster's 174 and floored him in the first round ending Foster's streak at 12 straight victories.
Detroit Tigers opened a tour in Tokyo by defeating the Okinawa Stars 2 to 0. Jim Bunning pitched five no hit innings and Hank Aguirre allowed four hits in the last four frames.
A late fourth quarter pass from Plum to Gail Cogdill set the Lions up at the Giants 30 with two minutes left but New York’s defense forced a net 16 yards in three plays. Lynch blocked a 53 yard field goal by Wayne Walker as a crowd of 62,856 watched.
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