Ukiah Wildcats Practice Aims After Opening Loss
Ukiah Wildcats returned to the practice field determined to cut costly penalties and first game mistakes from a 20-7 loss to Eureka Loggers. Key players included Jeff Rea and Johnny Johnson in Ukiah's aerial game, and Eureka’s Nate App and Craig App fueled a 70-yard sideline score.
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Glenn Erickson
Ukidh
Varsity
Wildcats
Eureka
Pacific
San Leandro
Ukiah
Nate App
Stan Clarke
Jeff Rea
Johnny Johnson
S. Craig Donalson
Martin Ancellotti
Dieta
Oger Stoward
Tom Broadis
Milford
Walton
Bob Hardie
Alan Engebritsont
Norm Johnson
Tom Haltom
Keith Leland
Craig Donalson
Milford Walton
Art Tillotson
Nate Ajo
Whi
Craig App
Sall
Jayvees
Lions Win over Sebastopol in Pop Warner thriller
Ukiah Lions pull away in the fourth quarter to beat Sebastopol 20-13 and tie for first place with Sonoma Cloverdale Petaluma, Fort Bragg, and College View after strong late offense and improved blocking. Ukiah plays Petaluma Chix at home next Sunday.
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Ukialtt Lions
Pop Warner
Redwood Empire
Sebastopol
Apple City
Ukiah
Lions
Sebastopol Bobcats
Mipuiany
Sonoma
Fort Bragg
Cloverdale
College View
Petaluma
Willits
Ukiah High School
Chix
Alan’ Martinelli
Rick Simmons
Martinelli
Fort ‘Bragg
Rick’ Simanons
Simmons
Tom Camby
Clippers Cup Soccer Champions Triumph in NPSL Final
Oakland Clippers defeated the Baltimore Bays 4 1 to win the first National Professional Soccer League title on total goals 4 2 in the series. Dragon Djukic and Edgar Marin scored with Djukic also earning a penalty kick.
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Oakland
Calif
UPH
Oakland Chppers
Clippers
Baltimore Bays
Bays
St. Louis Stars
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Dragon Djukic
Los Angeles Toros
Baltimore
Rays
Edgar Marin
Djukic
Sele Milosevic
Johnny
Dimitri Davidovic
Milosevic
Badadé Criz
Djukie
Toros
Aleksander Opradovic
Obradovic
Anto
Los Angeles
Max Wozniak
Perry ends scoreless streak with unearned run in Giants win
Gaylord Perry's bid to tie or break Carl Hubbell's consecutive scoreless innings record ended at 40 2 3 when Ron Santo and a miscue sparked a Cubs rally. The Giants still beat Chicago 2 1 to gain a 1 2 game lead in the NL runner-up spot as other league games unfolded.
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Gaylord Perry
Carl Mubbell
Gaylord
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Perry
Chicago
Carl Hubbell
Hubbell
Cubs
Ron Santo
Ernie Bank
Santo
Bob Aduman
Skein
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
Dodgers
Astros
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Olds
Nationals
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Don Lock
Detroit
Sox
Tigers
White Sox
Groom Wears White for Sept Wedding
Michael Walford, 24, plans a white wedding in Southampton. Bride Janet Selfe, 23, will wear orange to avoid clash after seeing his white suit. The couple anchors a Sunday story with light quips about color coordination and the upcoming ceremony.
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Southampton
England
UPI
Michael Walford
Janet Selfe
Mike
Major College Grid Standings Update From United Press International
West Virginia routed Villanova 40 to 0 and several other teams posted dominant scores as the college football standings were compiled. Notable results include William and Mary 38 over Quantico 7 and Macalester 63 over Wartburg 0, with multiple conferences and regions represented in the day’s tallies.
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Villanova
Wm.& Mary
Quantico
Simpson
Colo. Coll
Farman
Mars Hill
Macalster
Wartburg
Augsbrg
River Falls
Concordia
Moorhead
Nrthustoa
Iowa
Gen. Bedale
Kearney St
W. Montana
N. Arizona
N. Dakota
St. Mary's
Tarkio
Peru
Upper Iowa
Southern
49ers Rout Raiders and Bills Fall Short in AFL Debut
AFL week opened with the Bills beating the Jets 20 17 after trailing 17 0. Mercer kicked a 43 yard FG with 9 seconds left to win. Raiders overwhelmed Denver 51 0 as refs and coaches shuffle rosters. NFL opens with Cleveland routing Minnesota and other exhibitions noted.
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Green Bay
New
Orleans
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Detroit
Atlanta
Allas
Pittsburgh
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Chicago
Minnesota
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Cleveland
American Football League
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New York
Houston
Boston
W.L T. Pet
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Denver
Bufalo
Miami
Buffalo
Sam Goldaper
UPI
Joe Collier
Buffalo Bills
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Lusteg
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Mercer
Kansas City Chiefs
Luster
Gino Cappelletti
Oakland Raiders
Denver Broncos
New Orleans
Baltimore
Dallas
Neon
Ashington
Los Angeles
Ancisco
Steve ‘Spittér
Broncos
Billie Jean King and Newcombe Sweep Forest Hills Titles
Billie Jean King of Lone Beach California and Australia’s John Newcombe won at the U S Lawn Tennis Championships at Forest Hills. King defeated Ann Haydon Jones 11 9 6 4 in a tight two set women’s final while Newcombe beat Chuck Graebner 6 4 6 4 8 6 to claim the men’s title. King also completed a sweep taking the mixed doubles with Owen Davidson and the women’s doubles with Rosemary Casals.
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N.Y
UPI
Billie Jean King
Lone Beach
Calif
Australia
John
Newcombe
U.S
Billie Jean
Ann Haydon Jones
Great Britain
Wimbledon
Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Owen Davidson
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
California Bears Eye Pac 8 Title Bid Under Willsey
UC Berkeley coach Ray Willsey, in his fourth year, stresses speed over brute force as he rebuilds California for the season. He admits depth at tackle and guard will hurt but believes the Bears can chase the conference crown despite USC and UCLA having more depth. Key players include Barry Bronk at quarterback, Lloyd Reis at fullback, Paul Williams and George Gearhart at halfback, with a speedy defensive backfield led by Skip Stress and Bobby Smith. The schedule opens with Oregon followed by Notre Dame, Michigan, Air Force, UCLA and Syracuse, with optimism that the team will improve as the season progresses and stay in the race.
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Calif
University of California
Golden Bears
Ray Willsey
Wesl
Willsey
California
Notre Dame
Michigan
Syracuse
Uch Southern California
Barry Bronk
Soph Randy Humphries
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Bernie Keeles
Troy Cox
Soph Gary
Fowler
John McGaffie
Skip Stress
Bobby Smith
Ken Wiedemann
Mike Stone
Johnnie Williams
Jimmie Coleman
Willgey
Bob Crittenden
John Frantz
Ed White
Larry Reis
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Oregon
Cal
Air Force
UCLA
Washington
USC
San Jose
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Player battles back from nine set points and injury
The athlete saved nine set points to cling to a chance in the opening set before an injury during a serve in the fourth game derailed the rally, nearly completing a dramatic comeback in the second set.
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