Ukiah Lions meet College View in final Pop Warner home show
The Ukiah Pop Warner Lions, undefeated in the Redwood Empire league, face College View Collegians at Anton Stadium Saturday at 8 p.m. Parents night honors the team as they seek a second straight league title and an unbeaten season. If they win, a post season game depends on commissioner approval and playoffs.
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Cochran Leads Ukiah Harriers To Lakeport XC Victory
Ukiah's Cochran won the 2.8 mile Lakeport cross country meet with a 14:25, just ahead of teammate Milender. Clear Lake edged Ukiah for second as St. Helena and Willits competed. Frosh-Soph runners showed strong showings with Haydon and Brunet near the top, as coachs urged pay-the-price effort for upcoming NBL and big meets.
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Calistoga
Fred Haydon
Leon Brunet
Don Fridae
Carl Sturgess
Jim Arbogast
Dan Sperry
Alan Bauer
John Ellis
Dan Cook
Bob Kemmerle
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Ukiah Frosh Triumph 39-12 Over Sonoma in Road Win
Ukiah freshmen capped the road schedule with a 39-12 victory at Sonoma. Joel Hendriz caught three TD passes, Mark Graziano added two rushing scores, and Kenny Roberts fired a pair of conversions as Ukiah led 14-0, allowed a late 2nd quarter comeback, then pulled away in the second half with strong blocking and late scores. The win leaves Ukiah two victories from an undefeated season, with home games against Healdsburg and Piner looming.
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Oakland at Kansas City key Pro game in AFL era
Pro football previews feature three marquee Sunday clashes. Vikings visit Lions as Central leaders duel. Raiders meet Chiefs, rivals in a clash of last four AFL Western champs. Giants face Jets in prestige battle. Injuries loom for Minnesota, Detroit, Oakland, and Kansas City shaping outcomes.
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Nicklaus trails after Sahara Invite opener despite late clubs
Tommy Aaron shot 64 to lead the Sahara Invitational while Jack Nicklaus, using borrowed clubs at Paradise Valley, opened with 76 and sat 12 behind. Nicklaus later regained his own clubs and a new caddy for round two as 57 of 160 starters broke or matched par on a calm, sunny day. Earlier, Don January and Joe Carr trailed with 33 33 and 32 34 66 respectively.
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Ukiah High boys wrestling signups Monday at Chessall Gym
Ukiah boys under 95 pounds and heavyweight hopefuls invited to sign up Monday at 2 p.m. in Chessall Gym as wrestling coach Jerry Aikman and Gary Weinhoff outline the program. The article notes wrestling history at Ukiah, past champions, and the sport’s opportunities through multiple weight classes and tournaments.
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George Kinman
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Cal Poly
Chris Alvarado
Sonoma State
Alan
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Herb McKenney
Rick Spagnola
Bob’ Babcock
Mike
Graham
Ukiahim
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Bonavena Defeats Pires In Third Bout Upset
Oscar Bonavena floored Luis Fausti no Pires in the third meeting between the pair in Buenos Aires. Bonavena delivered a vicious left hook in the third round that left Pires groggy and unable to defend himself as Bonavena pursued a likely future clash with Cassius Clay.
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