Monarchs' 12-0 run seals Mt Eden win over JFK
Mt Eden, trailing 21-2 early, surged with 12 unanswered points in the second half and a 27 point third period to defeat John F. Kennedy 77-44. Tony Woods led with a game high 18 points aided by Scott Bauer. Daver added 18 in the third.
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Newark Panthers rally past Santa Clara 47 45 in tight finish
Newark hits ten fourth quarter free throws to edge Santa Clara 47 45. Don Smith says Stoppel sparked the late offense as Rodriguez tops Newark with 17 points and Bret Watson adds 13. Santa Clara’s Don Ungson scores 38 before fouling out. Espinosa and Palathing add double figures. Newark also wins the junior varsity 42 23.
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Dave Stoppel
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Fremont Christian Drops Season Opener At Royce
Fremont Christian High lost one game of the season to Royce Ralph Beith led Royce with 4 points Greg Sims added 21 and 14 rebounds for Fremont Randy Coles tallied 23 for Fremont while Greg Simas had 14 rebounds Fremont is now 0 1 on the year Losing coach Larry Paughtery credited Royce for balance and desire saying they wanted it more
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Fremont Christian High
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Royce
Ralph Beith
Greg Sims
Randy Coles
Fremont
Greg Simas
Larry Paughtery
Thaughtery
Madden eyes Raiders biggest win of season guided by defense
In a postgame comment on the Raiders win over Cincinnati, coach Madden praises the defense and offensive aggression. He notes home field advantage and reflects on fourth down calls, joking about reporters fixating on failed plays while tallying his 82 head coaching wins in NFT history. One element still missing from the retelling.
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Prep scores Tuesday results from various high schools
Tuesday evening results show many close games across leagues. Notable scores include Marina 2 over Pacific 73, Sunset 61 over Hayward 46, Memorial fat Eden uncertain, Kennedy Fremont 44 over dares, Lotan 75 over Liberty 3, College Park Rayie 74, Newark 47 over Santa Clara 45, Mission San Jose 78 over Dublin 54, Fremont 65 over St. Elizabeth 47, Kennedy Richmond 24, Bocinal 54 over Du Le Salle 58, Clayton Valley 52.
Vikings rout Marina in nonleague basketball clash
Irvington High steady on offense as Vikings overpower Marina 73 to 52. Key runs in each half built a 20 point cushion, with Steve Bacdoccu and Don Cornell delivering early scoring and Glenn Katawaia closing the first half on a strong stretch. Marina fought back in the third, trimming the gap before Irvington answered with a late flurry led by Bacdocenu and Katawara.
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Bax the Tans
Steve Bacdoccu
Don Cornell
Glenn Katawaia
Katawaia
Marina
Titans
Lions beat Liberty Lions 74 53 in night game
Liberty visiting team kept pace through three quarters as Sarmento led Liberty with 23 while Kawaguchi and Sutton added 14 and 12 for Logan. Fourth quarter spurt lifted Logan to a 63 39 lead before Lions stalled, and JV Logan won 102 49 35.
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Mission San Jose blitzes Dublin in 54 point win
Mission San Jose dominated Dublin, rallying with a 77 second quarter run to post a 54 7 victory. Lee Faria led with 19 points as the Warriors used 10 scorers, pulling away to a 38 15 halftime lead and expanding their edge in the second half while Dublin struggled from the field.
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Mission San Dose
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Newark forfeits season opener to Dublin wrestlers
Newark High forfeited its opening wrestling match against Dublin after an off mat incident in the 165-pound bout between Larry Jackson and Hillary Gavinda. Dublin led 32-16 at the time as the referee awarded the forfeit to Dublin under CIF rites due to crowd control concerns. Other action saw Washington prosper in nonleague bouts, and Dublin pins and forfeits noted in the surrounding results.
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Newark
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Dan Burton
Jeff Craw
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Steve Brite
Sherrill Ready to Work as Pitt Coach After Washington State Exit
Jackie Sherrill arrived in Pittsburgh from Pullman after resigning as Washington State coach to take over at Pitt. He plans immediate recruiting focus, keeping willing Pitt assistants, and assembling a staff headed by coordinators with possible Washington State additions. Sherrill warned the program cannot be rebuilt overnight and emphasized effort in sustaining a top team.
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Gordon Jones
Stephenson Rejoins Flyers After Retirement Drama
Wayne Stephenson will rejoin the Philadelphia Flyers and begin practicing immediately after retiring on November 16 following contract renegotiation disputes. He served as the regular goalie last season, appearing in 66 games with a 2.68 goals against average, helping during Bernie Parent’s neck injuries. General Manager Keith Allen said the club is happy to have the goaltender back and expects him to be ready in about a week.
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Keith Allen
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Eagles win third straight in pre season bow
American High improves to 3 4 after a 77 69 home victory over Henry Gunn. Four Eagles reach double figures led by Jim Vickery with 23 points Pat McCormick adds 19 eight field goals and three free throws Tom Hunter scores 17 and Walt Ott 12. American led 18 12 after one quarter and stayed ahead at the half.
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Alameda
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Isaiah Thompson
Brad Evangelho
Pata
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