Carroll's Trophies Dominate Fremont Flag Football Scene
Fremont Recreation Dept. flag football champions Carroll's Trophies feature ex high school and college stars led by quarterback Bob Hildalgo. In SANCRA tournament they won all four games, with strong linemen and disciplined play. manager Frank Martin notes they play like pros and rarely drink after games.
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Hart NFC Star Wins Conference Player of the Year
Onetime free agent Jim Hart claims he never ranks opponents but led the NFC with 20 touchdown passes as the St. Louis Cardinals reached their first playoff since moving from Chicago in 1960. He outpolled Terry Metcalf and Chuck Foreman for the honor amid a season of notable highs. Tim Hovis scored for the Titans in a separate match as Kennedy climbs to 12 on the year.
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Toledo routs Cal State behind Brown scoring spree
Jim Brown scored 32 points on 13 field goals and 10 free throws as Toledo beat Cal State 97 to 41 in a non conference game. Cal State forward Stan Cherry struggled with nine points and a forehead cut requiring stitches.
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Shrine East member visits local game at Candlestick Park
White, a Shrine East team member, attended the annual benefit at Candlestick Park. Four year old Wendy won his heart during the event, bringing warmth to the gathering with her presence.
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Kennedy Titans Open Season With Confidence In Mission Valley
JFK coach C D VanDeusen rates Kennedy and Mission as league leaders while guards Jack Vogel and Eric Wittorff, both returning lettermen, fuse a fourth year backcourt. He warns against overconfidence as the Titans aim to top the Mission San and rival the favored Mission team for early season supremacy.
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Titans Offense Leads With Wittorff and Vogel Duo
Vogel was a major cog in last year’s Titans with outside shooting as Wittorff steps up this season to lead the offense. Van Deusen notes a flexible power or 14 offense, with Brie and Jack filling roles. Four Titans average double figures, led by Yobel at 22.2, Wittorff at 12.2, Scott 12.0, Freitas 10.8, as the coach stresses balance over a single star.
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Havlicek 27 Leads Celtics Past 76ers at Spectrum
Celtics rout 13199 over Philadelphia as Havlicek pours in 27 points to avenge Tuesday’s loss. Celtics improve to 8-5 in 13 games with Jason Cowens back in action. In Detroit, Archie Clark hits late basket to lift the Sonics to 10087 win over the Pistons, ending a five game skid.
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Bullets blank Jazz for 113 90 win in Landover
Washington Bullets defeated the New Orleans Jazz 113 to 90 in Landover. The Bullets improved to 22-8 while the expansion Jazz dropped to 3-26. The Jazz went without a field goal during a 12 minute stretch of the first half.
Huskies Advance in Mission Valley Soccer Tourney
Washington High earns a 2 1 victory over Ameri can to reach the semifinals of the Mission Valley Athletic League Soccer Tourney. Terry Anest opened scoring assisted by Steve Baca, Dick Jansen equalized for Ameri can, then Mike Brunelle converted an assist from Brian McDonald to seal the win. Coach Bill Harrison praised Bob Fadenna Dan Finklea Anest Brunelle Baca and McDonald for standout play.
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Vikings upset Richmond in non-conference wrestling match
Irvington High defeated Richmond 15 to 4 as Bill Baker upset Alameda County champion James Anderson at 145 pounds. Vikings’ Rick Siciliano Hoffman Gibson and Bill Choate won pins, and Baker led a strong team performance with multiple decisive wins.
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Woods leads American freshmen past John Mule in close win
Tom Woods scored 15 points including a last second shot as American High freshmen edged host John Mule 44 to 43. Wittmer added 12 and Wiren 11 in a balanced attack. American improves to 2-0 on the season.
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