Ukiah, Potter Valley Prep Football Saturday Schedule
Ukiah hosts Pacific at 2, Upper Lake follows at 3 as varsity games. Ukiah Jayvee debuts at noon against San Leandro Viking Varsity reserves in a warmup for the varsity clash. Potter Valley Varsity plays at 3 due to lack of a Jayvee squad. Coach VandenBerghe aims to sharpen Norm Johnson and Craig Donalson. Jayvee coach Pancharian plans to give many players game experience with Tate directing the offense.
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Upper Lake
Ukiah
Jayvee
San Leandro Viking
Potter Valley
Mart
VandenBerghe
Norm Johnson
Craig Donalson
Vikings
Berkeley
Richmoud
Alameda
Ray Pancharian
Mike Tate
Dedi
Bearcats
Ray
Smith
Carl Elek
Potter
Journal
Erickson
Lakeport open race finale sparks northern entrants roar
Lakeport hosts the season finale for open modified cars this Sunday with gates at 9 am, time trials at noon, and a 2 pm start. A $1,000 guaranteed purse plus $250 to winner drives a 50 lap main event after heats and a trophy dash featuring drivers Bob Neilson, Al Pembo, Marshall Sargent, Jimmy Gordon, Wally Baker, Dick Flowers and Big Joe McGee among entrants.
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Lakeport
Bob Neilson
Ukiah
al Pembo
Marshall Sargent
Jimmy Gordon
Wally Baker
Dick Flowers
Big Joe McGee
Perry Tries Again Tonight in Pittsburgh
Giants chase second place as they open a three game set with the Pirates in Pittsburgh. Gaylord Perry matches up with Al McBean as San Francisco seeks to close the gap on St. Louis while Pittsburgh hopes to climb from last. Manager Frias wrestles with returning minor leaguers and its impact on playing time.
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UPI
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St. Louis
Gaylord Perry
Herman Fri
Cesar Gutierrez
Bob Barton
Nestor Chavez
Frank Johnsoni
Lions Host Ukiah in Pop Warner League Opener
Ukiah and Petaluma clash Sunday at 1:30 PM in Petaluma as Ukiah aims to hold a share of the league lead. The Lions seek to rebound after opening week losses as Ukiah, Sonoma, and Cloverdale all won openers, setting up a four-quarter battle for position.
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Ukiay
Pop Wartnér Lions
Trong
Ukiah
Pétaluma
Intrepid Wins Despite Accident In 12-Meter Cup Race
Newport reports Intrepid, skippered by Bus Mosbacher, won a 12-meter race despite a dramatic incident when a graff sailboat overturned a helicopter downdraft disrupted the field. Mosbacher’s crew held a lead and finished well ahead as Australia’s Amèlie trailed.
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UPI
Intrepid
Bus Mosbacher
Australia
Moshagher
Gapsie
Moshacher
SJSU Coaches Ties To USC Gridiron Greats
San Jose State football staff include two alumni with Trojan pedigree. Head coach Harry Anderson played for USC teams 1948 to 1950 while linebackers coach Damon Barnert starred for USC in 1961 and 1962.
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San Jose State
Power House
Usc-Trojan
Harry Anderson
Damon Barne
Judge Memorial star Webb held Utah Class B scoring mark
John Webb, San Jose State defensive coach, remains Utah Class B state scoring record holder from his Judge Memorial High School years in Salt Lake City 1952 54.
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John Webb
Judge Memorial High
Salt Lake City
White Sox cling to pennant hopes amid heat of race
The White Sox refuse to fold in the AL pennant race as a three game weekend set with the Minnesota Twins looms. After four Sox pitchers blanked the Indians for 17 innings in a 4 0 win, Carlos tossed 10 scoreless frames and Buford belted his first grand slam in the 10th. The team had fallen three games back after a doubleheader loss but then delivered 27 straight scoreless innings to stay alive.
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Sox
Indians
Chicago
Cisco Carlos
Don Buford
Orlando Pena
Ceveland Indians
Fight Results From Portland Los Angeles and San Francisco
In Portland Marion Connor 180 of Boston KOed Bob Henderson 181 of New York in the eighth round. In Los Angeles Rollie Penaroya 120 of the Philippines outpointed Raul Herrera 118 of Mexico over ten rounds. In San Francisco Charley Austin 158 of San Diego outpointed Rafael Gutierrez 16014 of Mexico in a decision.
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Maine
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Boston
Kic
Bob Henderson
New York
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UPI
Rollie Penaroya
Philippines
Raul Herrera
Mexico
San Francisco
Charley Austin
San Diego
Rafael Gutierrez
San Jose State coach Stu Inman leads 25 game tour
Stu Inman resigns as head basketball coach after guiding the Spartans on a 25 game summer tour of Australia, New Zealand and Tahiti. The 1966 trip concluded with a 24-1 record, showcasing a dominant performance abroad.
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San Jose State
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Australia
New Zealand
Tahiti
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