Ukiah Lions ready to seal second undefeated REPWL season
Ukiah Pop Warner Lions won 25-0 at Petaluma as College View Collegians defeated Sonoma 27-7. Ukiah aims for another undefeated regular season with one game left next Saturday under coaches Brad Shear Jr. and staff, featuring standout plays by Cimila, Gulyash, and Spagnola amid strong defense and key special teams.
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Davis Upsets SFS Gators in Close FWC Duel
UC Davis Aggies, led by Ron Van DePol, edged San Francisco State 13-9 to stay undefeated in conference play. George Mack scored the go ahead one yard TD with 1:07 left as Davis improved to 9-0 in FWC and 4-2 overall while SFS remained winless in six games. Hayward State crushed San Francisco 58-0 with Chendo Hernandez and Bernie Oliver scoring twice. Sonoma State beat Oregon Tech 21-20 and Chico State defeated Sacramento State 28-21.
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Women in golf playoff at Inwood Forest Country Club
Sandra Haynie Marilynn Smith and Judy Rankin share the lead after 36 holes in the $17,500 Women s Charities Open at Inwood Forest Texas as darkness halted play and a sudden death playoff is planned Miss Haynie leads the Player of the Year race with 44.33 points while Kathy Whitworth trails after Friday s rain delay and Sunday completion.
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Cavaliers Struggle as NBA Worst-Record Watch Begins
The expansion Cavaliers ended a seven game road trip with a seventh straight loss, 123-96 to the Lakers. Wilt Chamberlain dominated rebounding with 25, while Jerry West and Gail Goodrich led LA with 20 points each. Milwaukee beat Seattle 126-107 as Lew Alcindor scored 37. Chicago defeated Portland 131-116, with Bob Love scoring 30. Phoenix beat San Diego 117-98. Haskins led Phoenix with 24 and Silas 21 while Hayes and Murphy each had 29 for San Diego.
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Kaiser International Open ends in sudden death playoff
Ken Still wins the Kaiser International Open at Silverado for 30000, beating Bert Yancey and Lee Trevino in a first hole playoff. Yancey collects 48875 as he teams with Tom Weiskopf to win CBS Classic earlier. Trevino heads to Australia after play while Nicklaus and Gasper miss the cut.
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Illinois fires coach as Ohio State rolls in 48 29 loss
embattled Illinois coach Jim Valek briefly fired as top ranked Ohio State defeats Illinois 48 29. The Illini rally in spots but fall to the Buckeyes who push toward the Pasadena bowl. Stanford beats UCLA 9 7 while Oregon upsets USC 10 7 amid a shifting Pac Eight battle.
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Clay versus Quarry Tonight Stirs Boxing Fever in Atlanta
The 28-year-old Muhammad Ali, near return, fights Jerry Quarry in a 15 round heavyweight bout at Municipal Auditorium. Las Vegas odds rate Ali a 5 to 2 favorite for his 30th win and possible shot at Joe Frazier next year. Gate includes 5000 seats and a $3 million pay TV take. Quarry stands to net about $500,000. The city faced opposition from Gov. Lester Maddox but hosts the event.
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Ageless Blanda Delivers as 49ers Edge Broncos
Veteran quarterback George Blanda, 43, steps in for an injured Darryl Lamonica to leap Oakland to a 31 14 victory over the Broncos. Blanda throws three TD passes, connecting with Warren Wells and Ray Chester, sparking a decisive second quarter surge and final rout as San Francisco tops Denver 19 14. The era’s star power fills the NFL as giants and league rivals post notable wins.
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Cats slay Dragon in Ukiah win at Anton Stadium
Ukiah Wildcats beat Sonoma Dragons 20-13 on a brisk Friday night at Anton Stadium aided by last-half drives and strong defense. Cedric Weir and Ken Quick sparked scoring with Weir 5-yard run and Quick two late touchdowns as Ukiah improved to 3-3 on the season ahead of hosting Hogan of Vallejo Friday night.
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Three drivers die in Sacramento races
Three auto racing drivers were killed during events at the Old State Fair Grounds promoted by J. C. Agajanian before 5,400 spectators. Ernie Purcell, 28, of Grass Valley died on the first lap of a heat race after his car hit the guard rail and flipped. Walter Reiff, 41, of Anaheim, died after running from the sidelines onto the track and being hit by a car. Jimmy Gordon, 25, of Sacramento, died in the 34th lap of the 100 mile main event when his car collided with another and burst into flames. Jerry Blundy won after the 35 laps. The races marked the last at the track before demolition.
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