MSJ Opens Play in Titan Cage Classic
The fourth annual filan Classic tips off with Washington of San Francisco facing San Jose High and Mission San Jose meeting Alameda in the opening round. Washington and Mission bring 5-1 non league records into the tournament as locals eye another Buchser rematch, with updates on key players and early round pairings through Friday’s schedule.
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Fremont
John F. Kennedy
Washington of
San Francisco
San Jose
Washington
Mission
John Pearson
Jerry Carr
Roy Stevens
Ric Russell
Ken Faria
Shannon McMahon
Dave Chappel
Stevens
Faria
I White Russell
McMahon
Warriors
Buchser
Alameda
Bruins
Sequoia
John F. Kennedy High
Kennedy
John Albright
Art Alfaro
Manuel Fagia
Lke
Jonger
Titans
C.D. van Deusen
Mission San Jose
Laarers
Uled
Spartans
Tamalpais
Washington of San Francisco
Alatacda
Wet field and weather taints Oakland Raiders playoff view
A reader remarks on the Raiders Oiler playoff game amid wet conditions at Shea Stadium and in the Coliseum. He notes first quarter breaks, Beathard’s fumble, Atkinson’s miscue, and a 28 0 Raiders lead as slipping footing aided both sides.
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Mark
Oakland Raider
Houston Oiler
New York Jets
Oaklanders
Houston
Oakland
Raiders
George Atkinson
Atkinson
Beathard
Astrodome
Green Bay
Atstodome
Jets
Shea
Joe Willie Namath
Kansas City
San Francisco
49Ers
Minnesota
Saints rally past Steelers for expansion-team record
New Orleans edged Pittsburgh 24 to 23 as Ernie Wheelwright scored on a three-yard run with 46 seconds left. Earl Gros had three touchdowns for the Steelers, Kilmer and Podge connected for two Saints TD passes, Dempsey added field goals, and Abramowicz piled up 120 receiving yards in the Saints’ seesaw win.
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NEW Orleans
UPI
Ernie Wheelwright
New Orleans Saints
Pittsburgh Steelers
Earl Gros
Louisiana State
Pittsburgh
Saints
Bill Kilmer
Ray Podge
Tom Dempsey
Gene Mingo
Danny Abramowicz
Mission Valley fives in holiday tournament action
Fremont Mission Valley Athletics League basketball teams compete in holiday week tournaments. JFK Titan Classic headlines with John F Kennedy and Mission San Jose, including Bethlehem era matchups and multiple games across Saturday and Tuesday rounds.
1968 Football Scores And Upcoming High School Schedule
Dec 22 1968 recap notes Western title clinched by a team beating Vikings 74 14 with key TD passes. Mentions Newark James Logan Pinole Valley Tour nament Irvington Seaside Invitational. The week’s complete high school sports schedule outlines upcoming events and matchups.
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Newark
James Logan
Pinole Valley
Irvington
Snowy departure delays Missouri Tigers to Orange Bowl
Snow delayed Missouri to Florida delaying departure for the Orange Bowl showdown with unbeaten Penn State. The Missouri party rode to St Louis for a charter flight to Miami amid snow and cold, expected three hours late arrival, but in high spirits at Miami’s mid-70s temperature.
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UPI
Missouri Tigers
Florida
Penn State
Tigers
St Louis
Miami
Missouri
Fort Lauderdale
Mma
Surgery for Mudd after Bear game
Chicago Bears offensive guard Hower Mudd underwent surgery Sunday night to repair torn cartilage and remove some cartilage in his right hip following the game with the Bears.
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Chicago
UPI
Hower? Mudd
Chicago Bears
Husky cage bid falls short in Anderson consolation
Washington High dropped the Anderson Invitational consolation final to Armijo High 47 to 46. George Miller fed the pivotal late free throw misses, while Armijo star Gary Grant and George Martin controlled the boards. Bob Wood scored 26 in the Armijo win and made the all tournament team as Washington finished 1-2 in the three day event, earning a sportsmanship trophy. Coach Wayne Scholl praised his team’s poise amid tight games and said the tournament should aid in league play readiness.
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Boonville
George Miller
Washington High
Armijo High
Miller
Huskies
Bob Wood
Washington
Scholl
Wood
Sehell
Horn sets marks in Packer victory
Green Bay reserves quarterback Don Horn threw a team record 410 yards and tied a club mark with five touchdown passes as the Packers defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 45-28. Horn completed 22 of 31 with eight straight, rallying from a 14-7 deficit to lead 31-14 at halftime, and Rodgers added late scoring as Green Bay closed the NFL schedule 8-4. Cardinals finished 8-4-1.
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Green Bay
UPI
Don Horn
Green Bay Packers
St. Louis Cardinals
Horn
Packers
Boyd Dowler
Carroll Date
Travis Williams
Dave Hampton
Booth Lusteg
St. Louis
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Robert Taylor
Ed Chow
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John McGrath
Charles Godwin
Phillip Ching
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Jeff Wilson
Tony Fitch
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Stretch
Pearson
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Wayne Keddy
Steve Boyer
Mike Hardner
Tamelpass-Kennedy
Charlie Johnson
University of California At Berkeley
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Steve Bartkowski
Mike Bronson
Randy Johnson
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Mike Berch
John Imsehleller
Dennis Hoven
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Bronson
Biuing
Ravenswood
Indians
Astro Valley
Tom Wayne
Dave Christian
Albright
Wayne
Castro Valley
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Shea Stadium
Oilers
Pete Beathard
Aches
Cage
Manuel Faria
John Vercelli
Dennis Thomsen
Rick Kong
Titan
Double Trouble
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Titana
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PilteGros
Min Kleck
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Anderson
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