Traditional Ukiah Fort Bragg clash looms Saturday
Ukiah hosts Fort Bragg in a late afternoon rivalry with the Jayvees at noon and the varsity at 2 pm. Potter Valley visits Lakeport after a scoreless draw with Upper Lake to face Kelseyville. Ukiah aims to rebound from a 19-14 win over Pacific of San Leandro as NBL I play opens Sept 30 at Santa Rosa.
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California late deer season forecast shows slight decline
Fish and Game foresees a better than average but down from last year’s 69,118 buck take. Season runs Oct 15 to Nov 12 in districts across the state with one buck limit in general areas and stricter rules in the northeast. Fire risk is high with abundant grass and campfire permits required.
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World Champion Shooter Guest to Speak in Ukiah
Ukiah hosts Olympic Champion Gary Anderson as guest speaker for the Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club dinner Monday at 6 30 p m in Ukiah Presbyterian Church. Anderson, 1964 Tokyo gold medalist with 1153 of 1200, will address shooters and sports enthusiasts. Reservations via phone numbers 462-2417 or 462-8304.
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Cattle Drives Peak Through Dodge City in 1884
According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, eight million head of cattle from Texas passed through Dodge City Kansas at the peak of the cattle drives on the old Santa Fe Trail in 1884.
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Yastrzemski Lifts Red Sox In Ninth Inning Win Fight For AL Lead
Carl Yastrzemski again delivered ninth inning heroics boosting Boston to a 5-4 comeback win over Cleveland as the Red Sox stay tied for first with Minnesota with nine games left. Yastrzemski drove in the winning run after a walk by George Scott and a single by Reggie Smith. He raised his average to .316 with 41 homers and 108 RBIs while Minnesota beat Kansas City 6-2 and Chicago and Detroit also won keeping the pennant race tightly bunched.
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Kansas City
Dean Chance
California
New York
Ukiah Wins Napa Cross Country Meet Narrowly
Ted Harryman wins an individual 1.8 mile Silverado course race at Napa, finishing about four seconds ahead of Mark Schindler as Ukiah takes the team title 42 to 20. Ukiah varsity runners posted best times yet still seek faster pace ahead of the championship, with several clocking around 11 minutes and multiple teammates noted in the results.
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Apa
Crog Country
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Silverado
Br Miléndez
Glenn Jenisen
Frosh Jeff
Allah
Jayvees
Joe Turner
Maurice Garzini
Haynes Skower
Rick Spagnola
Jim Rorico
Rob Farnbach
Jim Hughes
Gene Menges Guides Spartans' Record Setting Passers
San Jose State backfield coach Gene Menges has aged into stronger influence. Once holder of all Spartan throwing marks as a player, he now coaches a steady stream of record setting passers who annually rewrite the Spartan record book.
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San Jose State
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San Jose State cancels home opener amid campus dispute
San Jose State College canceled its home football opener against the University of Texas at El Paso citing fears of mass violence from a campus dispute over discrimination charges. A former SJSU basketball fund track star warned that United Black Students for Action would disrupt the game unless discrimination ended by Friday.
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Giants Win Rest Start Final Home Stand for Season
Giants prevail 5 1 over the Chicago Cubs as Gaylord Perry wins to improve to 15 9 with eight innings of strong pitching. Jim Davenport drives the offense with a homer three singles and three runs in the victory. In other NL games Philadelphia beat St Louis Cincinnati beat Atlanta Houston edged Pittsburgh and Los Angeles topped New York.
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