Potter Valley Bearcats open season with Princeton visit
Potter Valley football kicks off tomorrow at Potter Valley with Princeton visiting for a 2 p.m. Varsity game. Coach Ken Bowles relies on 85 players, led by Ron Caudillo at quarterback and halfbacks Tom Wirt and Warren Bilstein, as the team targets Covelo and a league title.
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Liston Patterson Closed Circuit Fight Seats At Rocky's
Liston with 14 inch fists and 84 inch reach faces Floyd Patterson in a closed circuit TV fight on Tuesday September 23 at the Santa Rosa Fairgrounds Pavilion. About 4,000 seats priced 5.50 and 7.50 are sold, with the higher tier including reserved privileges, available locally at Rocky's Pizza.
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Gretel Crew Grim Before Big America's Cup Races
Weatherly crew shows calm confidence while Gretel’s Australia team, led by Alan Payne, expresses irritation over a predicting quote. Gretel suffers nerves ahead of the best of seven series starting Saturday after a practice race defeat to Wim in light winds.
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Australia
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Giants Lose Ground as Mays Collapses in Cincinnati
The Giants fall 4-1 to the Reds, dropping to a game and a half behind the Dodgers. Willie Mays collapses from indigestion, is hospitalized overnight, and Joey Jay exits with a hand bruise after a line drive miscue.
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Frank Robinson
Wally Post
Jose Pagan
Billy Pierce
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Fred Hutchinson
Jim Maloney
Dar
Juan Marichal
Cheney Fires 21-Strikeout Marathon in 16 Innings
Cheney whiffed 21 Orioles in 16 innings for a major league record in strikeouts in a game over 16 frames. The Washington right-hander used a sharp curve, fastballs and a variety of sliders to rack up the record tally of K’s ending with Dick Williams’s called third strike.
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Mickey Vernon
Sid Hudson
Dick Hall
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Hudson
Ken Reiver
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St. Louis Cardinals
Willits Hosts Cloverdale In Night Football Opener
Willits high school begins its 1962 season at Brookside field in Willits against Cloverdale Eagles after a Jayvee kickoff at 6 p.m. The varsity clash follows at 8 p.m. Ukiah visits later as two-week slate opens with Willits favored by speed and a strengthened backfield led by Bob Whittaker and Mike Aley.
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Novato
Russians Win Two On Opening Day At Belgrade Meet
Pytor Bolotnikov led Russia with a dominant 10 000 meters win clocking 28 54 as Belgrade hosted day one of the European championships. Russia also captured another event while Tamara Press set a world tied mark in the women's shot put. Britain claimed the third gold as 50 000 spectators watched. Panama jockey Manny Ycaza previously starred in Mexico before moving to the United States.
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