Renegades fall in Chabot tourney semifinals
Chabot College jumped to a quick 20-4 run and built a 29-16 lead, then held off Ohlone 64-46 to advance to the finals against Santa Monica. Ohlone meets Woolwich for third place as late as 9:15 p.m.
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Renegades
Chabot
Hayward
Ohlone College
Chabot College
Gladiators
Santa Monica
Ohlone
Woolhill
Chadiators
Bob Hoffman
Dick Carpenter
Bil Keller
Spectators witness late bout as Renegades fall short in Hayward clash
In Hayward Spectators, Ohlone led by Chuck Pierce 30 but foul trouble limited him. Canada rallied to beat Moorpark 1081 while Santa Monica won 4543 over Foothill, setting up Consolation pairings with Imperial Valley vs Canada and Consumes vs Moorpark.
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Ohlone
Canada
Reaki
Renegades
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Bob Wood
Corsairs
Moorpark
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Hiver
Prep cage Anrep Lareeae 44 James Leg 4
The fragmentary notice mentions names such as Anrep and Lareeae with numbers 44 and 4. It appears to be a damaged legal or property-related snippet involving grantees and a person named Steveesae-Abertray with partial figures 42. The readable text hints at a grant or deed context without a clear event or outcome.
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Anrep
Lareeae
James
Berlogaene
Grantee
Lacey
Steveesae
Abertrrey
Valley State Edges Sacramento State 62 68
Paul McCracken scored the last four free throws as San Fernando Valley State defeated Sacramento State 62 to 68. The win kept Valley State unbeaten, extending the team’s record while the Hornets fell short in the late rally.
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Sacramento
UPI
Paul McCracken
San Fernando Valley State
Sacramento State
Irvington Fades in Awall Tourney Nineties Loss
Irvington High endured a cold third period and a 65-49 defeat by Burlingame in the Awall Basketball Tournament. Dean Cummings led with 12 points as Burlingame and teammates Scheppler and Strebmaier each posted 22 and 12 respectively, while the Vikings must regroup before Carmel Invitational action.
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MT. Wew
Irvington High
Burlingame
Vikes
Fred Kemper
Wanmers
Dean Cummings
JBL
Steve Scheppler
Mark Strebmaier
Tim Hunt
Carmel
Irvington
Pasadena Triumphs Over Cal State In Non conference Win
Pasadena College used balanced scoring to defeat Cal State 95 to 85. Art Larson led with 20 points while Gary Doyle added 18. Ernie Robinson had 25 for Cal State and Stan Cherry 21 as the Pioneers fell behind early before roaring back to secure the victory.
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Hayward
Pasadena College
Cal State
Crusaders
Art Larson
Gary Doyle
Ernie Robinson
Stan Cherry
Pasadena
Leigh presses past Mission San Jose for 71 to 68 win
Leigh High used a strong second half press to break Mission San Jose's zone defense. Rick Rogers fouled out in the third period as Leigh shifted into a full court press, with Steve Warley scoring eight and Jody Dusin going 8 for 8 at the line to fuel a 25-9 run and a 45-28 lead.
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SAN Jose
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Mission San Jose
Warriors
Rick Rogers
Longhorns
MLJ
Leight
Steve Warley
Leigh
Jody Dusin
Mission
Greg Kraft
Watts
Rogers
Newark Cagers Fall 57 50 at Encina in SAC loss
Newark High led 39 28 at halftime but Encina surged ahead in the fourth quarter. Key players Adrian Anderson and Dwight Dirkmaat fouled out late as Newark missed scoring punch, Dirkmaat scoring 19 for Encina and Keith Baker sparking Newark in his second game back. Newark coach Boggs blamed fouls for the late lapse while praising Encina as possibly Sacramento’s best team.
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Ssoth
Adrian Anderson
Dwight Dirkmaat
Newark High
Encina
Newark
Troma
Keith Baker
Knights
Anderson
Dirkmaat
NHL
Gain Boggs
Boggs
Steve Jenson
Dave Wickham
Cent Andersen
Steee
Warley
Oliver
Dirkmaat Foresta
Regen
Brisas
Long Beach Routs Santa Clara In Anaheim Showdown
Cal State Long Beach led by Ed Ratleff with 18 points raced to an early 10-5 lead and cruised past Santa Clara 63 52 at the Anaheim Convention Center before 5231 fans. Bob Lyne added 14 points Nate Stevens 12 for the 49ers while Mike Stewart topped Santa Clara with 21 points. Chuck Terry pulled down nine rebounds for Long Beach and Shveds eight for Santa Clara. Santa Clara drops to 3-2.
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Anaheim
Calif
UPI
Cal State Long Beach
Ed Ratleff
Santa Clara
Anaheim Convention Center
49Ers
Sean
Ratheff
Bob Lyne
Nate Stevens
Mike Stewart
Chuck Terry
Shveds
Broncos
Yuba City beats Washington High in semifinal thriller
Yuba City hosts a tall five for the Honkers who pull away late to beat Washington High 64 to 54 in the Yuba City Invitational semifinals. Ron Teague scores 21 for Yuba City while Dennis Eckersley leads Washington with 15. Washington finishes 4-3 after a tough second half.
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Yuba City
Washington
Dave Garcia
Argus Basketball Team Faces Balance in Newark League Awards
The Argus five, a team famed for balance, earned wide votes across year-end awards in the Newark Recreation Dept Basketball League. Despite a 3-7 record, they captivated with humor and dedication, tying players to many honors including MVP and Most Consistent.
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Argus
Newark Recreation Dept
Argus Five
Cials
Voles
Steve Tadevich
Rich Gohike
Richardson
Smithson
Ming
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