Potter Valley Faces Tough 1967 Football Schedule
Potter Valley High School with four seniors and 17 players begins a demanding schedule as Point Arena looms as the likely league favorite. Coach Ray Cameron rebuilds with four seniors, several juniors, and new assistant Hugh Wedge. Openers include a Sept. 16 game at Potter Valley versus Upper Lake, then Kelseyville on Sept. 23 and the Anderson Valley Carnival on Sept. 30 before Northwest League play begins Oct. 6.
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Covelo
Giants thump Dodgers behind Sadecki four hitter
Ray Sadecki pitched a four hit game and the Giants exploded for three fourth inning runs to beat the Dodgers 4 to 2. Sadecki struck out 12 with no walks and Haller homered for the Giants as Parker spoiled the shutout bid with a ninth inning Dodger homer.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Intrepid Wins First America's Cup Race Ahead of Dame Pattie
Intrepid defeated Dame Pattie by a wide margin in Newport as lighter winds favored the Yankee yacht. The Australian challengers, led by Jock Sturrock, faced a swift setback after a two-thirds mile opening race and trailed in all six legs.
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New England
Jock Sturrock
Gretel
Weatherly
Fans rally to support Cousy amid Life Magazine probe
Boston basketball legend Bob Cousy reports overwhelming public confidence after Life Magazine linked him to gamblers. He received hundreds of wires and letters, including a telegram from Boston College captain-elect Jim Kissane and the team, pledging trust and backing as he copes with the controversy.
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Boston College
Life Magazine
Worcester
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Young Signs Detroit Red Wings 1967 68 Contract
Hdwie Young, once a notorious NHL bad boy, inks his 1967-68 deal with the Detroit Red Wings. He appeared in 44 games last season with three goals and 14 assists, totaling 100 penalty minutes.
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UPI
Hdwie Young
National Hockey League
Detroit Red Wings
Young
Forty Niners Favorable To Open At Minnesota
San Francisco enters the opener at Minnesota as a field goal favorite. Coach Jack Christiansen cites reports that former UC star Joe Kapp could play against the Forty Niners while Minnesota struggles with quarterbacks Ron Vanderkelen and Bob Berry. The team trimmed to 40 players, adding 10 rookies, and seeks an experienced flanker to replace Kay McFarland.
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Ron Vanderkelen
Bob Berry
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Bob Daugherty
Tulsa
Dave Hettema
New Mexico
Ed McCall
Miles College
Doug Cunningham
Bill Tucker
Christiansen
Kay McFarland
Baseball Standings Tuesday Night Results Across Leagues
Baseball results include New York over California 2 1 in 12 innings and 1 night loss Cal over NY 1 2nd night. Cleveland swept Chicago 7 1 in twin bill while 4 3. Boston beat Kansas City 3 1 and Washington edged Minnesota 5 4 night. Detroit topped Baltimore 6 4, Atlanta beat New York 4 3 night, Cincinnati routed Pittsburgh 15 7, Houston beat Chicago 5, St Louis beat Philadelphia 6 0, San Francisco won 4 2 at Los Angeles.
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La Russo Scores 47 in Warriors Intrasquad Showdown
Rudy La Russo, veteran forward from the Lakers, poured in 47 points as the Gold edged the Blue 144 136 in an intrasquad game at San Jose City College. He added 21 rebounds while 2,000 fans watched. Other standouts included Bob Warlick 33 Joe Ellis 31 Jeff Mullins 29 and Bill Turner 26. Clyde Lee outrebounded Nate Thurmond 21 17.
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Joe Ellis
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Bill Turner
Clyde Lee
Nate Thurmond
Giants waive fullback Chuck Mercein amid roster shakeup
New York Giants asked waivers on 327 yard back Chuck Mercein after adding Bill Triplett and bringing back Tucker Frederickson. Mercein played Yale and led last season with 327 rushing yards on 4 carries.
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Yale
Bill Triplett
Tucker Frederick
Ukiah Cross Country Preps With Depth For 1967 Opener
Ukiah Wildcats, under new coach Deith Swedlund, push early season speed work as about a dozen and a half runners train for the Napa Opener. Leaders include Ted Harryman and Tom Harryman, with seniors Tom Hill Doug Chambers and juniors Brent Milender Jim Hughes Bill George and Rick Spagnola. Freshmen short in number. program seeks more to build depth for major meets ahead.
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Ukiah Harriers
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Brent Milender
Jim Hughes
Bill George
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Glenn Jensen
Roger Johnson
Maurice Garzini
David Orchard
Jim Ronco
Haynes Skower
Joe Turner
Jeff Davis
Randy Cooper
Robert Farnbach
Palo Alto High alums shaping San Jose State basketball
Palo Alto High School has contributed multiple players to San Jose State basketball in recent years. Alumni Craig Carpenter 61 Frank Tarrantis 66 Rick Carpenter 67 and Robin Durand 68 all prepped at Paly.
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Frank Tarrantis
Rick Carpenter
Robin Durand
Paly
Sponsors Key to Success Of Wrangler Horse Show
Ukiah Wranglers announce twenty three sponsors donating trophies for a large two section event at the 12th District Fair Ground arena. Sunday events start at 9 a.m. with trail and horse riding for ages 13 under, then 10 events and 12 gymkhana races beginning at 1 p.m. Admission is free with refreshments.
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