Ukiah Varsity Gridders Slay Stubborn Dragons
Ukiah High School battled Sonoma in a hard fought encounter at Anton Stadium. Ukiah's defense pressured Becerra while Sonoma edged ahead briefly with a late keeper for a 34 yard score. The game ended with Ukiah seeking a win at Montgomery’s Vikings next Friday.
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Willits Fumbles as Willows and Boonville Win
Injuries hamper Willits in a rough game while Willows and Boonville claim victories. Notable players include Liao WH, Terry Bres, Pikens, and Veothen. multiple teams clash in a chaotic card of results with mixed performances.
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Chargers Dominate Oakland and Oilers Roll Over Dallas
In the AFL action, the San Diego Chargers won their seventh straight by routing the Oakland Raiders 41 10 as Houston the 1960 East champion upset the Dallas Texans 38 7 for its first win since the opener. Lemm in his first game as Oilers coach saw George Blanda spark a 38 7 victory with three touchdowns and a 53 yard field goal.
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Do Away with Face Guards Cuts Injuries in SCOOBA Team
SCOOBA Miss CUPT football coach Rob Sullivan says Mast Mississippi under College players fought fewer head and neck injuries after dropping face guards. He cites Fritz Crisler and NCAA reports noting vision impairment from blows and plans to file season-end reports with the NCAA Rules Committee.
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Nine Major Schools On Unbeaten List
Nine top schools appear on an unbeaten list compiled by The Weekend. The feature notes teams like Rutgers and Texas State maintaining perfect records amid a busy slate, with highlights and standings shaping national perceptions.
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Ukiah Jayvees Top Sonoma In Key Prep Match
Ukiah junior varsity defeated Sonoma and hosted the Vikings in a 6 pm game at Amtam Stadium. Arnee Ledford and Jon Peaster led early drives while Bob Huth Jane Morse aided ball control. Abe Layne and Pettstee scored for Ukiah as Layne recovered a third quarter fumble to keep the lead.
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Potter Valley Panthers Rout Esparto Spartans Friday Night
Potter Valley defeated Esparto 25 to 130 on Yolo school field as Dennis Hewitt ran 23 times for 143 yards and Barry Fes returned two interceptions for touchdowns. The Jayvee upset went to Esparto reserve squad 0 to 6 with penalties hindering Potter Valley's offense.
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Moss Wins Close Grand Prix at Laguna Seca
Stirling Moss of England nosed out Don Gurney of Riversale California to win both heats of the Laguna Seca Grand Prix. Moss earned 7000 dollars for the double victory and faced brake trouble in the first heat before finishing with a five second margin in the second. Jack Brabham of Australia finished third and Bruce McLaren of New Zealand was fourth. Moss plans to return to England after the race.
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Big Five College Upset Watch Looms In Cal UCLA Clash
Wide open Big Five race spelled by a pivotal Cal at UCLA confrontation. Cal’s Pete Beathard led the Trojans past Cal with 14 completions for 14 yards and two TD passes, while UCLA’s Bobby Smith and Mickey Hefner sparked a 28 1 win over Pitt. Washington tops Stanford 44 yard run by Juke Wilkerson highlights a day of close results across the conference.
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United States Golf Team Wins Americas Cup Title Again
The United States clinched the Americas Cup amateur championship on Sunday, defeating a Corda and a Mexican squad by a total of 20 points. Canada and Mexico finished behind with smaller tallies as the U S extended its winning streak.
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Bears Upset Forty Niners 31 0 in Chicago Rout
Chicago bears stifled San Francisco with a five six and seven man front to blank the Forty Niners 31 0 at wrigley field. Billy Wade threw four touchdown passes as Chicago moves to 4 2 alongside San Francisco in the western division. Green Bay topples Minnesota 43 7 and Philadelphia and New York win to keep early leads in the east.
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Rademacher Tests Archie Moore Tonight in Baltimore
Light heavyweight co champion Archie Moore 44 meets Pete Rademacher in a non title 10 round bout at the Coliseum in Baltimore. Both former heavyweight title challengers seek another shot at the crown though the 175 pound title isn’t at stake. Moore and Rademacher have prior losses to Floyd Patterson with Patterson knocked out Moore in 1956 and 1957 for Rademacher.
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