Wrestler Dies After Bout as Debate Over Safety Rages
The piece notes public uproar over wrestling safety in Lodi after a competitor died soon after being pinned by Brad Anderson of John F. Kennedy. It argues organized sports offer medical supervision, defends the sport, and laments the tragedy while rejecting blame. It also covers AFL games and a humorous local feature about Sunday Sports Spots observations.
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Brad Anderson
Bear QB seeks trade after halftime benching
Virgil Carter vented his anger on Sunday after being pulled at halftime in the Chicago Bears 21 9 loss to Green Bay. He complained coach Jim Dooley did not tell him the reason for his substitution and said he wants to play anywhere but here. Carter had been a rising star last season guiding the Bears to four straight victories from the taxi squad.
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Bobby Douglaas
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Packers rally to beat Bears 21 3 behind Horn the passer
Don Horn sparked a second half surge for Green Bay driving three third quarter touchdowns versus Chicago. Travis Williams impressed with an 89 yard rushing score and a 60 yard reception, while Marv Fleming added another score on a 10 yard pass from Horn as the Packers snapped a scoreless victory over the Bears.
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Castes
T. Williams
Soccer highlights prep sports slate this week
Prep sports shine as basketball and wrestling slow for the pre holiday period. Tomorrow the Mission Valley Athletic League schedules three 3 p.m. soccer matches: Washington versus Mission San Jose, Irvington against James Logan, and John F. Kennedy at Newark.
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Giants to Open Spring Tour in Japan and Return for Home Opener
The San Francisco Giants will become the first MLB team to play spring exhibition games in Japan, spending two weeks there with nine games starting March 21 in Tokyo. They begin exhibition play March 6 in Scottsdale against the Cubs, then head to Arizona before departing for Japan, returning March 29 for five more games against MLB teams. Regular season starts at Candlestick Park with a turf test against the Astros.
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Medeiros 674 Tops Fremont Bowling League Scores
Fremont Bowl weekly results show Jim Medeiros rolling a 674 series to lead, with Billie Marshall 602 for the women and Dave Stevens 256 game alongside Jackie Painter 240. Nine year old John Born turned in a notable 204, while numerous other bowlers posted solid scores across multiple leagues and sessions.
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Isadore Real
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Ralph Collachini
Bernice Griffiths
Yvonne Grimes
Joann Hateur
Tomy Lorimer
Stan Bergman
Troya
Pistol Pete still red hot as LSU games spark rally
Pete Maravich scorches Vanderbilt for 61 then LSU tops Tulane 97 91 to run his season total to 193 and pace the all time major college scoring list. He nears sixth and fifth place marks as LSU remains unbeaten and Southern California looms next. Kentucky tops North Carolina as Dan Issel posts 41 and 32 in two wins. Other Southeastern action includes Auburn Mengelt 47 leading 91 71 over Ole Miss and Florida State upsetting North Carolina.
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Kentucky enters tourney unbeaten
Kentucky, ranked No 1 with a perfect 40 0 record, beat Indiana 109 92 as Dan Issel scored 2 points and Mike Pratt added 21. The Wildcats host Dayton Duke and Navy in a two day invitational. Other top 10 results include South Carolina Virginia North Carolina over Florida State UCLA over Texas New Mexico State over Arizona State Southern California over Town State and Ohio State over Ohio University.
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