Varsity and Frosh Teams Prep for Fort Bragg Games
Sabie High School football previews the 1967 All-Freshman squad and the Varsity, led by coaches Jack Campbell and Jerry Aiken, as they prepare for Thursday’s opening Frosh game at 3 30 p m against Lakeport and the week’s Saturday contest at Fort Bragg. The piece lists anticipated starters on offense and defense, notes potential improvements over last year, and confirms the 3 30 p m kickoff.
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Urah
Fort Bragg
Jack Campbell
Jerry Aiken
Ukiah regional sports open with youth flag football and volleyball
The Ukiah Recreation Department announces after school competitions in fall sports for 5th and 6th grade girls volleyball and football and 7th and 8th grade flag football. Games start Thursday at 3:45 p.m. with weekly matchups including Nokomis Oak Manor Potter Valley Portolita and St Marys venues, entry open to parents.
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Ukiah
Ukiah Unifea
Peter Valley i
Nokomis
Ink Zeek
Oak Manor
Yokkayo
Pride
Frank Zeek
Tomor
Yolssyo
Pomolita
Potter Valley
St. Mary’s
Redwood Valley
Portiolita
Ri Valley
Ain Galle Ere Eit
Red Sox Rally Behind Wilson in 4-2 Victory Over Tigers
Earl Wilson, traded from Boston to Detroit, fuels a three-run ninth inning as Boston tops Detroit 4-2 to stay tied for first with Minnesota. Mickey Lolich pitched well for the Tigers, but a wild pitch and loaded bases set up the decisive rally. Reggie Smith and Jim Lonborg’s club remains in the pennant chase with 10 games left.
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Vito Stellino
UPI
al “Fire
Boston Red Sox
Earl Wilson Toméday
Wilson
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Don ‘Getlieter
Boston
Red ‘Sox
Vo Smith Ee Ee Aes
Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Minnesota
Chicago
California
Joe
Detroit
Mickey Lélich
REG. ‘Sox
Jerry Adair
Carl Yastrzemski
Geoge Scott
Cante
Reggie Smith
Dalton Jones
Norma Siebern
Yastrzetnalel
McCormick reaches 20 wins with Giants over Cubs
Mike McCormick became the first National League pitcher this season to win 20 games as San Francisco beat Chicago 6 2. He pitched eight innings, walking one and striking out four, before Frank Linzy closed out the ninth. Jack Hiatt drove in the tying and go ahead runs in the ninth with a pinch double and a single. Gyro Gaylord Perry seeks his 15th win in the next game as Rich Nye starts for the Cubs.
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UPI
Mike McCormick
San Francisco
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Mike
Cincinnati
McCormick
Frank’ Linzy
Cubs
Jack Hiatt
Ben Schrader
Hal Lanier
Jim Davenport
Ty Cline
Ferguson Jenkins
Rob Gardner
Hiatt
Davenport
Chuck Hartenstein
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Jim ‘Hart
Ollie ‘Brown
Gaylord Perry
Gay
Rich Nye
University of California
Chionoi Stops McGowan To Defend Flyweight Title
Chionoi of Thailand defeated Scott McGowan in seven rounds to retain the world flyweight title in London. McGowan suffered a gash over the left eye that forced the stoppage, with a ringside doctor stating the damage was caused by a clash of heads rather than a punch. The bout saw McGowan lead early, while Chionoi absorbed cuts and slipped twice, but no knockdowns occurred.
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London
UPI
Chartchai Chionoi
Thailand
Scott Walter McGowan
Retaih
Sony
Aanase
Meais
Ab ‘Sen 'Igaaing
Janes
McGowan
Boxing-Board of Control
Dick Hughes
Gary Nolan
Om Seaver
Last of Original Ice Seals Cut
California Seals cut five players including Tom Thuriby the last survivor of the 1961 Saney Seals road crew. Thuriby John Gravel Jim McCloskey Jean-Guy Morisette and Gary Kilpatrick moved to Vancouver of the Ester Hockey League joining former teammates Ray Cyr Danny Belisle Larry Lee and Jean Marc Card.
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Port Huron
Mich
UPI
California Seals
Tom Buriby
San Isey Seals
Thuriby
John Gravel
Jim McCloskey
Jean-Guy Morisette
Gary Kilpatrick
Vancouver
Ester Hockey League
Kilpatrick
Ray Cyr
Danny Belisle
Larry Lee
Jean Marccard
Ukiahans Earn All Stars In Indian Softball Tourney
Ukiahans led by Ciaet Crabtree and Larry Treppa earned spots on the All-Indian Softball All-Star team after losing 10-1 to champion Healdsburg in the three day tourney final. Knight Vedella and Hanson were tops at their positions, with Mel Smith of the Regnades noted for a near no hitter and a win over the Braves.
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Ukiah
Ciaet Crabtree
Gary
Larry Treppa
Rick Knight
Eddie Vedella
Jim’ Hanson
Healdsburg Sodelelem Sofballers
Crabtree
San Diego Rockets beat Supersonics in exhibition
In San Diego Calif the NBA expansion Rockets defeated the Seattle Supersonics 145 to 120 in an exhibition at San Diego State University Golden Gym. John Black scored 32 points to lead the Rockets while 6 foot 9 inch center Meschery led Seattle with 49 points but played only in the first and third periods. The Sonics led once, at 57 56, early in the third quarter.
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San Diego
Calif
National Basketball Association
San’ Diego
Rockets
Nn Oerabout
Caniia Éstein
Golden Gym
Rocket
John Black
Seattle
Meschery
Supersonics
New golf putting rule bans croquet style stroke
UPI reports royal and ancient governing bodies joined USGA to sanction new rules removing croquet style putting. The code bans stroking while astride or with a foot on the line, and speeds play, with a review set after four years.
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UPI
Royal
St.Andrews
Cai
Chile
British Golf
USGA
R&a
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