Ukiah Fades Santa Rosa in Turbulent Street Play
A chaotic game left Ukiah frustrated as Santa Rosa pressed the pace with a flood of scores. Defensive substitutions failed to halt the onslaught while Ukiah managed to settle late but could not overturn the early surge.
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Califoria grid clashes and late scores noted in OCR
Incomplete OCR of California college football notes mentions Oregon and Cal, a tying touchdown by Ken Telkington for the Raiders, and a late kick. Results listed include Oregon State, San Jose State, Washington State, and others with scattered scores and player mentions.
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Braves Dodgers clash in pennant chase as Craig and Buhl win
In a pivotal NL pennant race moment, Craig pitched a six hitter to power the Dodgers past the Cubs 7-1, while Buhl earned his 15th win as the Braves beat the Phillies 5-2. Sam Jones pitched seven no hit innings in vain for the Giants.
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Jim Owens
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Ukiah Rotarians Sweep Northern California Golf Tourney
Ukiah Rotary Club dominated the Sonoma Golf Club tourney with top scores from Mind by Larry Wildberger and Ben Cober, Horace Fairney, Rut Do boy and Harry Faulk. Ralph Cole of Ukiah Men’s Golf Club won champagne by holing out within two feet on a 180 yard hole. The Ukiah team also included Don Bones, BML Davis, Walter Eversole Jr., and Ruell Stickney.
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Walter Eversole, Jr
Ruell Stickney
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Forty Niners Beat Eagles in Season Opener at Kezar
San Francisco defeats Philadelphia 24-14 at Kezar Stadium as Woodson and Dove spark returns setting up two TDs. Tom Davis adds a 43 yard field goal for a 24-7 cushion. Van Brocklin passes for 174 yards, Tittle for 221. Giants rally to beat the Rams 23-21 as Wade injures. Browns upset by Steelers 17-7. Colts beat Lions 21-9. Cardinals top Redskins 49-21.
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Dick Norman Honored As Back of the Week
Dick Norman, quarterback at Stanford, was named Back of the Week by the Athletic Association of Western Universities. The Wisconsin native helped his team score twice in a clash with top contenders, gaining 211 yards and a touchdown in the effort.
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Mason Dixon of Dixie Wins S F Golden Gate Open
Mason Rudolph of Tennessee wins the Golden Gate Open at Harding Park in San Francisco with rounds 67 72 67 69 totaling 275 nine under par. Runner ups Bob Golby and Crystal Rigler tie at 277 sharing $3,040 each. Rudolph earns $6,400 first prize from a $40,000 purse.
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