Ukiah Varsity Tops Fort Bragg in Big League Showdown
Ukiah’s varsity rugby team surged past Fort Bragg with a 20-0 first half lead and a decisive 13 yard total yard game. Standout players included Alvarado 143 yards on 17 carries and Cobb 68 yards on six attempts. The Jayvees also flashed speed and broke 65 yards for a score as Ukiah dominated both sides of the ball.
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49ers Fortify Depth in Rout of Atlanta before Colts showdown
San Francisco routed Atlanta 38-7 as Gary Lewis and John Brodie led the offense. Coach Jack Christiansen praised backups like Douz Cunningham and Willard, saying their depth could drive a title bid if health holds. Elsewhere, Baltimore topped Philadelphia 38-6 to share the 2-0 mark with the Niners, with Unitas passing for 267 yards and 30,261 career yards.
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Seals and Penguins Play NHL Exhibition Tie
The Pittsburgh Penguins and California Seals, two of the Six new teams, fought to a 3-3 tie in Port Huron Michigan Sunday night. Lecaine, Mel Pearson and Al McDonald scored for Pittsburgh while Wally Boyer Ron Harris and Boehm replied for the Seals. Hank Bassen and Marv Edwards shared goaltending duties with 27 saves to 28.
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Palmer Wins Thunderbird as Playoff Hopes Pale
Arnold Palmer fired a 69 to finish 283 in the Thunderbird Golf Classic at Clifton New Jersey. He waited over an hour to see if he held the lead, while Billy Casper faltered with five bogeys late. Jack Nicklaus and Charley Cody also missed key putts.
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Irish, UCLA, USC Win and Spartans Bow
United Press International reports Notre Dame crushed California 41 8 while Houston routed Michigan State 37 7 in a setback for the defending 1965 champion. UCLA improved to 2 0 with a 40 8 win over Pittsburgh. Houston’s Warren McVea and Dick Woodall spearheaded a 416 yard total offense.
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Pats Begin Their Drive to Rebound in AFL Week II
The Boston Patriots recover from a 1-3 start by routing the Buffalo Bills 23-0, with fullback Jim O’Nance rushing 185 yards on 34 carries as New England moves into the race for the Eastern Division title. In other AFL games, Kansas City, San Diego, and New York win, while Miami and Denver lose.
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Boonville hosts day and night jamboree after Friday win
SRJC Victor leads weekend grid recap as Boonville straps 12-7 over California School for the Deaf at the Apple Show. Waggoner scored both Boonville TDs, including a 20 yard run after a fumble return. Saturday jamboree at Boonville Fairgrounds features Northwestern League teams. Kelseyville dominates Potter Valley 40 plus to 0. Napa, Vallejo, Petaluma and Santa Rosa also post wins. Merced and Ukiah pull tight finishes.
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Four Still in Flag Chase In Frantic AL Race
In the tight American League pennant chase Boston Minnesota Chicago and Detroit race to next Sunday's finale. Jim Lonborg and Dean Chance both won Sunday and may duel again to decide the flag. Minnesota beat the Yankees 9-4 as Chance notched his 20th win while Lonborg had 21st in a 11-7 Boston victory.
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Giants Fail to Score Off Perry in Narrow Loss
Giants again fail to provide ample run support for Gaylord Perry who drops to 15-4 after a five inning start. PittsburghReliever Fryman strikes out Willie McCovey with two on in the ninth as the Pirates win 2-1. McCovey had homered with the bases loaded the day before in an 8-4 win. Perry allowed only three earned in 67 innings before Maury Wills’ run and a later error sealed New York’s fate in a tense late game.
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American Race Schedule Notes for Chicago and Boston
The schedule lists games with locations and dates: Chicago home matches September 29 to October 1 against Washington. away trips to Kansas City September 26–27. Minnesota home dates against California September 25–27. away games to Boston September 30 and October 1. Boston hosts September 30 and October 1. Boston home versus Cleveland September 26–27. Minnesota dates September 30 and October 1.
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