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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1974

Page

8

Pokes win over JFK in tough nonleague game

Livermore Cowboys beat John F Kennedy 63 to 62 as Ted Wood led scoring with 22 points. St Clair and Stewart fouled out early in the third quarter, limiting Livermore’s inside presence but Rich Gross and Volponi helped seal the win amid Kennedy’s late push.

Fremont Ed St. Clair Rich Stewart Livermore Cowboys John Fennedy JFK Aith St. Clair Stewart Livermoore Joe Volponi St. Clair Kennedy Mike Freitas Jack Vogel Titans Ted Wood Gross Vopel Mike Scott Volponi Luverne Autaa Sonn F. Kenney Groth Volbani Denking Lewis Cemlog John F. Kennedy Vogel Wittortz Wayim Sifieck Ada Silom MeLaughlin

Newark Knights Narrowly Hold Off Sunnyvale In Close North Jersey Showdown

Newark High edged Sunnyvale 51 41 after a tense second half marked by turnovers and poor shooting. Mike Anderson led Newark with 18 points while Hubert Ortega topped Sunnyvale with 14 as Newark preserved a late one point margin before pulling away with key baskets by Kevin Fox and Anderson.

Newark Newark High Sunnyvale Knights Mike Anderson Knights Dm Hubert Ortega Tim Phelan Kevin Fox Anderson

Seals Beat Capitals 5-2 in uneven game at Coliseum

Oakland's California Golden Seals edged Washington Capitals 5-2 before 3,241 fans. Coach Marshall Johnston conceded the win came despite miscues as the Caps suffered their 17th straight road loss of their inaugural season.

Oakland California Golden Seals Washington Capitals Coliseum Arena Seals Marshall Johnston Capitals

Mission San Jose drubs Dublin in Amador Valley Classic

Mission San Jose High passed mediocrity to dominate Dublin 56-16 in the Amador Valley Basketball Classic opener. Joe McVein led Mission with 19 points, while Ray Roberson and Bob Stein added key scores as Dublin collapsed in a poor shooting showing.

Pleasanton Mission San Jose High Dublin Fremont Oakland Richmond George Washington San Francisco Washington Contet Amador Bishop O'Dowd Redwood O'Dowd Warriors Gaels Joe McVein MSJ Kary Porter

American Eagles Defeat Hornets Behind Late Push

Visiting American edged Alameda 45 36 in a non league game as poor shooting and defense kept the score close until a late burst by Steve Wittmer Larry Jackson and Tom Hunter sparked an 11 point run. Alameda top scorers included Dwayne Brown Frank Totorico and Doug Young.

Alameda Eagles Hornets Dave Garcia Pete Michaleto Larry Jackson Jim Vickery Daek Theophilus Steve Wittmer Jackson Tom Hunter Wittmer Witter Hunter Dwayne Brown Frank Totorica Doug Young Gene Campbell Walter Ol Eagle Gitta Withray Sachson Brown Young Sourad

Irvington Falls to Seaside in Carmel Invitational semifinal

Seaside beats Irvington 60 to 48 at Monterey Peninsula College as Wheatley scores eight in the fourth quarter. Irvington, led by Bob Kilgore, trailed by eight entering the final period and will meet the Pacific Grove Carmel loser for third place in tonight's consolation final.

Monterey Irvington High Wheatley Seaside O Monterey Peninsula College Vikings Pacific Grove Sean OR Garnet Winealhey Wills

San Juan uses height to deal Patriots loss

San Juan Spartans over Memorial Patriots 56 to 49 in the Anderson Invitational. Ron Ario led Memorial with 14 points while Steve Miller added 16 for San Juan. Memorial trailed 63-33 entering the final quarter but were outscored 23-13.

Anderson — Memorial High San Juan Patriot Ron Ario Patriots Steve Miller Spartans Memorial del Oro Mantel

Hawks Rally Past Braves Behind Drew's 26 Points

John Drew scored 24 of his 26 points in the second half to lift the Atlanta Hawks to a 113-102 win over the Buffalo Braves. The Gardner-Webb product sparked a late run as Atlanta turned a 51-50 halftime edge into a decisive third quarter bulge. Dwight Jones added 16 for Atlanta while Randy Smith totaled 35 for Buffalo, who struggled after an early lead.

United Prey John Drew Atlanta Hawks National Basketball Association Buffalo Braves Gardner-Webb North Carolina Hawks Drew Atlanta Braves Bob McAdoo Tom VanArsdale Tom Henderson Hawaii Herm Gilliam Dwight Jones Randy Smith McAdoo Buffalo

Bulls Top Kings as Love Sparks 30 in Midwest Showdown

Bob Love scored 30 points to end a seven game drought and lead the Chicago Bulls to a 96-73 victory over the Kansas City Omaha Kings. Chicago moved to 15-13 for the season and extended its lead atop the Midwest Division as Dick Motta earned his 300th win. Kansas City fell to 16-17 while chasing first place.

Bob Love Chicago Bulls Kansas’ City- Omaha Kings Chicago Dick Motta Bulls Kansas City

Michigan State routs USF in Cable Car Classic opener

Michigan State defeated San Francisco 86 78 to advance in the Cable Car Classic, lifting to 5 0 while USF dropped to 4 2. Terry Furlow scored 23 points for MSU and Benny White nailed eight straight free throws late to seal the win. Also, Long Beach State opened second half with a 15 2 run to beat Santa Clara 88 84, as Bob Gross and Richard Johnson led the 49ers with 18 and 20 points respectively.

SAN Francisco UPI Lindsay Hairston Terry Furlow Benny White Michigan State USF Cuicker Long Beach State Santa Clara Jeff Randell Dons White Hairston Big Ten Howard Smith Russ Coleman 49Ers Bob Gross Richard Johnson Fermer Diggs Broncos Jovitatona TBA Ikichigan Stas Utah State

Ohlone Falls To Glads In Tight College Showdown

Ohlone and Foothill battled to a 43-43 tie before Cosumnes River pulled away, as Ben McDonald led Reedley with 34 points to seize the tournament scoring lead. Tommy Randell added 17 for Reedley while Dale Eberwein topped Mendocino with 40 and 12 rebounds. Los Medanos beat Alameda as shooting efficiency swung the game, and Ilton LeFlore contributed 2 points and nine rebounds for the Cougars amid a high tempo, error-filled finish.

Page Foothill Cosumnes River Chiefs Ben McDonald Reedley Mendocino Tommy Randell Dale Eberwein Eagles Bill Gritius Los Medanos Alameda Medanos Ilton LeFlore Cougars Nary Uate Hottman Pavitt Ten Baye Bates Chabot Peel Jackin Saats Rene Reat Macatch

Wrestling results preview with scattered names and events

Squinting at a crowded OCR draft shows a wrestling minded page listing multiple tournaments all day including Sequoia Tour nament and Livermore Tournament with several unnamed wrestlers like Jon Kennedy and Jarrex Lopan. The text is garbled with several misspellings and unclear venues and dates.

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