Madden praises Raiders star and QB Ken Stabler
Anderson and Stabler receive high praise from John Madden as Oakland readies for a Monday night game with Cincinnati. Madden cites Stabler's brilliant mind and people skills, and notes Anderson’s play calling freedom helped him develop. He predicts strong leadership for the Raiders.
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Titans prevail over Livermore in preseason wrestling
Kennedy, led by strong pins from Parrobi, Rodriguez and Curley, defeats Livermore 41 to 24 as Baird and Hansen secure Livermore pins but Titans win eight of 11 remaining matches. Livermore JV also tops fans 42 to 27.
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Michael named El Paso coach at UTEP
Bill Michael formerly an Oklahoma assistant who resigned amid a transcript scandal was appointed head football coach at the University of Texas at El Paso. He will replace Gil Kartosh, who announced his retirement with four games left. Michael, praised by UTEP officials, is a Blytheville Arkansas native and 1958 Arkansas graduate, with a career starting at Thomasson High School in Port Arthur, Texas.
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NASL reforms tiebreaker rule and drafts policy
The NASL ends a controversial tiebreaker using a Shureaker style penalty shootout and discusses a one on one alternative. confirms an expansion application from a Denver group and a shift toward draft rules aligned with recent court decisions. The proposal includes endgame shots starting at 35 yards with a five second window.
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Fremont Romps Pascardero In Lick-Wilmerding Tourney
Christian led San Francisco Fremont to a 68 51 win over Pascardero in the Lick Wilmerding Basketball Tournament. Randy Canha scored 21 for Fremont while Greg and Gary Simas added 14 apiece and Rin Vaughn pulled down 14 rebounds. Fremont meets Mr Tarnalpias at 8 p m tonight in the second round.
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Sabenorio scores win for Glads
Sabenorio leads Chabot College Gladiators to a 34 11 victory over Foothill in the Golden Gate Conference wrestling opener. Freshmen Br brad Vadnais Castro Valley and Brice Kawabata win at 118 and 118 plus, while John Sabenorio and John Wilhite also claim victories. Notes mention a one-point deduction from Foothill for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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Sports slate highlights varied high school tilts
A dense schedule features boys and girls basketball across multiple schools. Notable games include Sin Lorenzo at American, Mildtay at In nator, and Memorial in the Pacific High tournament. Girls action shows Jom F Kennedy vs Moreau and Newark st Granada around 8 PM.
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Kory Pioneer Hero Delivers Last-Second Win in Newark
Kory scored 21 points to lead Pioneer Properties to a 44 42 victory over Mouras Fish in Newark Men's Slu Break Basketball. Jack Blea had 2 percent for Mouras Fish.
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