Bearcats Kickoff Positively for 1968 Season at Potter Valley
Soe Bearcats football looks up as 1968 opens with a Sept 21 tilt at Potter Valley against Kelseyville in a War game. Potter Valley aims to regain top status in the western league while Dean Lamb moves to Analy and Ray Cameron seeks to mold a veteran squad from last year’s frosh soph group. Thirty boys out for football, 16 varsity prospects including ten returning lettermen, with key returnees and capable juniors fueling optimism for a climb back to the league summit once led by greats like Austin and Pauli.
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Soe Bearcats
Potter Valley
Kelseyville
Put Point Arena
Reval
Dean Lamb
Ray Cameron
Mobile
Doug Anndersen
Neil Elmer
Byron Boyce
Ray Smith
Mike Christofferson
Jim Warren
Carl Bleck
Jim Schneider
Steve Bucholz
Richard Todd
Archie Rojas
Soph
Steve Watson
Ronnie Duran
Lynn Bills
Don Howe
John Morton
Jayvees
Fred Austin
Bill Pauli
Tim Egli
Lew Brown
Chris Burris
Herb
Joe Wright
Morrie Elmer
Steve Duman
Exciting NCAA Racing Season Ends In Lakeport Finale
Vivian Ray reviews a dramatic season with crashes and hospitalizations but many standout drivers across super-modified and stock divisions. Highlights include Bill Deschamps and Gastelli in top finishes, Jack Colenberg's impressive debut, and Circle 99 winning a claimer. The season closes with two 50-lap mains and a Lakeport open next Sunday.
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Bill Deschamps
Bob John
Deake Lyndall
Rich Pellegrini
Bob Neilson
Arnold Lyly
Steve Castelyi
Armand Cataregli
Jim Daniel
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Deake Vedall
Tockers
J Jerry Wheeler
Dewey Johnson
Jane Silva
Steve Castelli
Phy
Cass Davis
Jack Colenberg
Bill
Peters
Ned
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Inionere
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Star Thistle
Gastelli
Jack Colienberg
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49ers Shifting Crow to Tight End Position
SAN FRANCISCO UPI The Forty Niners cut Walter Johnson to reach 43 players as coach Dick Nolan moves John David Crow from halfback to tight end and Gary Lewis to running back. Crow, with pro experience, will share duties with Dave Oleroid against the Rams while Bob Windsor is sidelined. Cliff McNeil works to mesh timing with QBs John Brodier and George Mira.
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Dick Nolan
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Gary Lewis
Los Angeles
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Dave Oleroid
Rams
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Nolan
Cliff McNeil
Cleveland
John Brodier
George Mira
Cardinals Pitching May Be Weaker Than You Think
The Cardinals threaten their pennant lead as starting rotation struggles loom. Only Bob Gibson shows consistent form while Nelson Briles Steve Carlton Larry Jaster and Ray Washburn post a combined 16-18 record since July 11 with one complete game in 12 starts since Aug. 19. A late slump raises fears of a fatigue cloud over their World Series prospects. The Reds beat St Louis 8-3 as Briles faltered, while the Giants and Dodgers won in their pennant races.
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Pat Dobson
Foxy Pancho Upsets Tony Roche in Open Tennis Play
Forest Hills reports Pancho Gonzalez, at 40 with a new aluminum racquet, stunned second seed Tony Roche in straight sets to reach the U S Open quarterfinals. Rounding out the field, Ashe and Graebner advanced to semis in men’s, while King and Bueno moved toward the women’s final as Jones and Wade contested a semi.
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Tom Okker
Netherlands
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Roy Emerson
Lew Hoad
Pilie
Ashe
Drysdale
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Laver
Graebner
John Newcombe
Ken Rosewall
Austriia
Ron Holmberg
Highland Falls
Pilie-Ralston
Billie Jean King
Berkeley
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Ann Jones
Virginia Wade
England
King Bueno
U.S. Olympic swimming team named for Mexico City trials
Coach George F. Haines revealed a 32 member U S squad heading to Colorado Springs for altitude training after seven world records and a tie at Belmont Plaza. The group includes stars such as Mark Spitz, Doug Russell, Carl Robie, Don Schollander, John Ferris, Mitch Ivey, Bobby Jean Nelson and guests from Santa Clara, LAAC and Phillips clubs aiming for 12 of 15 gold medals in Mexico City.
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Mark Spitz
Santa Clara
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LAAC
Ross Wales
Princeton
N.J
Aquatic Association
Mike Wall
Ken Walsh
Phillips
Pete Williams
Spartan
Mich
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Clippers open long wait for NASL title
San Diego and Oakland fought to a 3-3 draw as a late offside nullified a potential go-ahead goal. With one game left, Clippers hold an eight point edge over the Toros, who must beat the Wolves to force a division finish.
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In 157 years of Independence Chile had one dictator
In 157 years of Independence Chile has endured a single dictatorial regime led by Gen Carlos Ibanez from 1927 to 1931.
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