Closing Night of Munich Olympics Draws 80000 Loyal Fans
As the 1968 Mexico City games closed in Munich Germany 80000 Mexicans and fans flooded the Olympic Stadium for a joyous closing ceremony. The United States reclaimed the overall Olympic team championship with 106 medals to the Soviet Union 91 despite fears of street violence earlier. Gold medals led by 45 for the U S and 29 for the USSR highlight a strong US showing in track swimming and other events.
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Ukiah Women Golf Club Halloween Costume Play
Witches gather at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course for the annual Halloween costume event. Nine and 18 hole players will join the play with fines funding the addition of new holes. A witches brew will be served at 9 8 a.m. and spooks begin play at 9 30 a.m. with prizes for best costumes.
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Americans Consume 275000 Tons of Strawberries in 1967
A 1967 US food survey shows total strawberry consumption reaching 275000 tons. The figure highlights per capita intake and domestic production levels amid a year of strong fruit demand.
Cal Bears rout Syracuse 43–0 to bolster Rose Bowl bid
Cal's Golden Bears crushed 10th ranked Syracuse 43 to 0 at Memorial Stadium and moved to five wins in six games heading into a Pacific Eight clash with Washington. The article also recaps NFL and AFL results, highlighting Kansas City offense and several league scores.
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Humboldt State Domination Pushes FWC Lead After SFS Win
Humboldt State beat San Francisco State 37-20 in Arcata before 8250 fans to seize first in the Far Western Conference race. Key plays included Jim Costello to John Burman for 19 yards and Jim Getty’s 98 yard return after an SFS interception. Sacramento State topped Nevada 17-14. Chico State edged Hayward State 24-21. UC Davis beat Cal Poly Pomona 17-15.
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Pittsburgh Tops NL With Most Batting Titles
Pittsburgh players have won 20 National League batting titles since 1900, the highest total for any NL team, reflecting a long history of strong hitting across eras.
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Ukiah Wildcats Rally For Homecoming Victory
Ukiah on home turf defeated Fort Prage 41 7 as Lee Ferguson led with 157 rushing yards on three carries, 66 and 29 yard TD passes to Paul Jones, and multiple scoring plays. Hogan Spartans loom next after a 33 7 league win. JV 5 30 p.m. Varsity 8 p.m. Other area scores noted.
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Michigan State Faces Ohio State After Upset Over Notre Dame
Michigan State aims to rebound for a clash with Ohio State after a 21-17 upset of Notre Dame at East Lansing. Ken Heft recovered an on side kick and Bill Triplett led a quick touchdown as State’s defense, led by Charlie Bailey Rich Saul and Al Brenner, held ND deep in its territory.
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Colts stun Rams as Morrall shines in Unitas absence
Baltimore’s defense set the tone with a fumble return and a pick while Earl Morrall led the offense in place of the ailing Johnny Unitas. The Colts surged to a 20-3 lead and held on to beat the Rams 27-10, snapping Los Angeles’ 14-game regular season streak.
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Hamlin to Join US Women’s Golf Team for World Amateur
Shelley Hamlin of Fresno California was chosen to replace Phyllis Preuss on the US women’s golf team for the world amateur championships in Australia on October 2. Preuss from Pompano Beach Florida withdrew due to illness.
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