Ukiah Wildcats Open Home Season Versus Pacific Vikings
Ukiah High hosts Pacific of San Leandro in a 12 noon varsity and 2 pm jayvee opener as the Wildcats scrimmage to iron out gaps. A rugged 20-7 loss to Eureka exposed defensive lapses and quarterback pressure, with new recruit Jim Cobb showing potential while sidelining starter Tommy Broddus with a season-ending injury.
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Wildcat Jayvees set for Pacific game at noon Saturday
Local prep action heats up with the Wildcat Jayvees finally slated for full contact as Pacific visits at noon Saturday after a month of practice. Potter Valley Bearcats, Ukiah, and Napa Junior College squads also feature in a busy weekend across football schedules and junior college showdowns.
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Richman Reads NFL Divisions and Week One Picks
New York based MILTON RICHMAN reports on NFL expansion into four divisions and previews weekend games with picks for Green Bay Detroit Baltimore Philadelphia and others including Cleveland Minnesota San Francisco New York Washington Buffalo Oakland Miami and several college matchups highlighting key players and line changes.
Four Teams Still Bunched In AL Pennant Race
The four contenders Minnesota Boston Detroit and Chicago won to keep the tight AL race intact with 15 games left. Minnesota and Boston tied for first, Detroit one game back, and Chicago three back. Chicago edged Cleveland 17 innings while Minnesota beat Washington 3 2. Jim Kaat held on to a shutout bid into the ninth as Kaline starred for Detroit. Boston rallied past Kansas City 4 2 and New York beat California 6 4.
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Beban and Warren Lead UCLA Tennessee Tilt Firestorm
Two star quarterbacks Beban and Warren head UCLA and Tennessee into an early 1967 showdown at Los Angeles Coliseum. Warren’s 2 passing TDs and 2 rushing scores pace Tennessee 37 34 over UCLA while Beban runs for three TDs for the Bruins. UCLA favored 5 points in Friday night opening weekend.
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Dodgers Top Giants as Ferrara Drives In Three Runs
Ferrara, with three singles, drove in three runs to spoil Mike McCormick's bid for the NL's first 20-game winner as the Dodgers defeated the Giants 6-3 in Los Angeles. Osteen improved to 16-15, McCormick fell to 19-9, and Ferrara and Wes Parker fueled early offense with clutch hits.
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Jame Pattie Down Not Out in Drama for Victory
Jame Pattie suffers a setback but stays in the fight as the game nears a dramatic finish. A late surge by Antrepid keeps the series alive, with the U.S. team facing a solid rival and aiming to sweep the series.
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Yachting Duel: Sturmock Tries Trick Against Intrepid
Four matches hint at a historic Wednesday race as Sturmock's attempted maneuver backfired. Sturrock steered Dame Pattie to cross first yet leeward again, gaining windward but losing it to Intrepid. Intrepid's steady reeling took the lead as Sturrock pressed seven rapid helm changes to escape, only to be matched by Ernie Mosbacher aboard Intrepid.
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