Ukiah Preps for Novato Tilt With Final Lineup Toss
Ukiah Varsity and Jayvees began final countdown to Saturday opener at Novato. Coaches Tatum and Gein weigh lineup changes as transfers Northrop Connolly Naumann join returning veterans Moran Drake and Williams in a battle for key positions and quarterback Jan Williams leads the backfield.
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Patterson Won't Quit If He Loses Crown
ELGIN, Mo (UPI) Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson vows to keep fighting against Sonny Liston in Chicago for the title at Comiskey Park. Patterson denies plans to retire or become a promoter if defeated and says he will continue until eliminated from the upper ten or loses interest. He expresses confidence and explains a tactical approach depending on Liston's aggression.
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Gretel Upsets Weatherly in America’s Cup Test
American Weatherly loses to Gretel in a tense triangular race as gusty winds favor Gretel. Emil Mosbacher's Weatherly suffers a broken pole near the home stretch, finishing 47 seconds behind Gretel. This marks a rare U S loss in 28 years as both boats prepare for the next race tomorrow.
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Bus) Mosbacher
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Browns Bears set pro football penalty record in 1951 game
Cleveland Browns and Chicago Bears combined for a record 374 penalty yards on November 25 1951 with the Browns penalized 209 yards and the Bears 165 yards. Erle Nevers starred for the 1926 27 Duluth Iriskimos in a nine game barnstorming tour missing under 30 minutes of play over five months.
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Wood Picks Missouri Stanford and Duke in 1962 picks
Hall of Fame sport writer HAL WOOD lists 1962 college football projections for Big Six independents and top teams. Stanford over Tulane Duke over USC Missouri over California Washington over Purdue Washington State over San Jose State Oregon State over Iowa State Texas over Oregon Pacific over New Mexico State Arizona over BYU Arizona State over Wichita State.
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Fraley’s Pigskin Putts By OSCAR FRALEY
Fraley surveys the week’s college football results and golf notes from Pinehurst, pairing game bets with amateur golf coverage. He highlights Penn State Navy, Army Wake Forest, and multiple major college matchups, mixing in golf chatter and casual observations across conferences.
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Bowlers Open Winter Season With High Scores At Yo kayo Bowl
The Winter bowling season starts strong at Yo kayo Bowl with Bud Hess posting a 4 266 high game and 659 series in Men's Majors. Others tally 244, 226, and 223 games plus solid series as Hank Wada shines in the Handicap league. The schedule includes Women's leagues starting Thursday and a new Winter Mixed Foursome Friday.
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Bert Friend
Hank Wada
Mantle Pushes MVP Bid With Two Homers In 7 1 Victory
Mickey Mantle homered twice driving in five as the Yankees beat the Senators 7-1 to widen their lead. Mantle boosted his average in 15 games to .318 and Raul Richardson led the team with three singles as Ralph Terry earned his 22nd win. The Dodgers lost again as Hank Aaron belted his 40th homer and Maury Wills closed on Ty Cobb’s steal mark.
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Stengel Night Ends In Mets Losses And Frustration
Casey Stengel was honored in New York as the Mets lost both games of a twin bill 6-2 and 8-6 to the Houston Colt .45s. The defeats left New York with 113 losses on the season, four shy of the modern 1 13 mark, while Houston hit two homers to push Mets pitching totals to 189, a new 1955 Athletics high. Mets chairman M. Donald Grant suggested Stengel could return in 1963, but Stengel thanked the crowd and shouted for New York.
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Wills Triggers Baseball’s Big Shift in Ball Styles
Milwaukee report credits Maury Wills of the Los Angeles Dodgers with sparking a major change in baseball. Managers Tebbetts and Grote call him a reformer who will push defenses, pitching styles, and base stealing to new levels, as Wills nears Ty Cobb’s stolen base record with 93 already this season.
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Athletes Caught in AAU and USTFF Feud Shake Olympic Plans
Tension mounts as the IAAF recognizes only the AAU as U S track and field governing body. The USTFF warns athletes competing in non AAU meets risk Olympic eligibility while US TFF says the matter is internal. If AAU bans athletes, the Olympic Committee may intervene to ensure proper representation in the 1964 Games.
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