Warriors rally past Alameda in JFK tourney semi bid
Fremont Mission San Jose trailed early but forged a late rally led by Dave Chappell to defeat Alameda High 81-56 and reach the John F Kennedy Christmas Tournament semifinals. They will face Washington High of San Francisco, the defending champions, Friday at 7 p.m.
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Mission San Jose tops Alameda in Titan Classic opener
Mission San Jose High's Dave Rompel 42 gets help from Joh Pearson 51 and Wayne Reddy 35 as the Hornets win 61 56 over Alameda in the opening round of John F. Kennedy High's Titan Christmas Classic. Mission San Jose faces Washington of San Francisco in the semifinal Friday night. Eagles win opener 100 60 over San Jose.
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Mission San Jose withstands late rally to upset Alameda in Classic
Mission San Jose High battles back from a 48-40 deficit with a late surge led by Chappell and Russell, edging Alameda 69-56 in the fourth quarter after trading leads. Ken Faria and Ric Russell key the defense and late scoring as Mission Valley completes a dramatic comeback in the Titan Christmas Classic opener.
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Washington Eagles crush San Jose in Titan Classi opener
Washington High’s Eagles routed San Jose Bulldogs 100 to 60 in Fremont. Horace Edwards started the scoring with a century mark, while Robert Taylor led Washington with 24 points and a 72 percent shooting pace. Charles Goodwin added 16 points as Washington built a 43-29 halftime lead and pulled away with a 12-0 third-quarter run.
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Buchser Bruins Face Sequoia In Titan Christmas Classic
In Fremont the Buchser Bruins led by Gerry Jones open at 7 p.m. in the Fourth Annual Titan Christmas Classic at John F. Kennedy gym. Buchser returns three starters including MVP Steve Bartkowski after a 77-59 Buchser tourney final win over Del Mar. Sequoia, a dark horse in the South Peninsula League, must challenge Bartkowski as Kennedy meets Tamalpais at 8:45 p.m. with the tournament format set to run through Friday.
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Snow and Mu lead varied Pee Wee and Midget wins in Newark
In Newark the Recreation Department staged Pee Wee and Midget contests. Snow's Pee Wees routed Bunker 30. Chris Fraser scored 18 and Dave Smith 12 to pace the winners. Musick trailed early then surged late but dropped the Pee Wee game. In Midget action Graham edged Musick 48 20 with Will Eggelston top scoring for the winners and Randy Willmaker and Jeff Wilson leading the losers. Schilling beat Bunker 26 24 on Art Sandoval's overtime basket with Cory Marazita scoring 16 for the losers and Jon Rodriguez 15 for the winners.
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Watsons 22 pace in Newark prep basketball game
Steve Popst led the Lakers with 13 points as Sacksoo Lee and Bruce Brown added 12 and 11 in a 44 42 win over the Warriors. Rick Watson scored 22 for the Bucks in a 48 45 victory against the Celtics at Newark High on Tuesday.
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Warriors second in that tourney at Harbor Invitational
Santa Cruz Mission San Jose High took nine wrestlers to the Harbor Invitational, placing second in team standings with 74 points. Rich Swill and Pennelly each won divisions, Arroyo and DeArmon finished second, while James Lick led the team title with 87 points and Harbor placed third. Coach Mike Ruiz called it the toughest tournament of the year as Mission prepares for league action after Christmas.
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Santa Clara defeats Fresno State in 102 to win at home
Santa Clara dominated Fresno State 102 in Santa Clara Calif as Ralph Ogden led with 29 points and Dennis Awkrey added 19 while Dick Garibaldi emptied the bench. Fresno State’s Bob Vasilevich led the Bulldogs with 24 as Fresno State fell to 4 2 on the season and Santa Clara pushed its record to 40 0. Local UPI report notes Bog Day also scored in the Tropical Park feature.
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