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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
11
A Christmas week reflection from writers who acknowledge their own predictability during the holiday season. They note colleagues’ chatter about their festive columns, admit some belief in Christmas cheer, and describe humming carols while typing.
An essay piece reflects on the Christmas season amid office chatter and evolving attitudes. The author notes waning anticipation, nostalgia for earlier mercenary youth, and a desire to carry the spirit into the coming year while acknowledging mixed feelings about the season.
Bay Mendola harness meets begin Tuesday with a new bonus Exacta sale on three races per card for the 10 week winter season. Exacta tickets cost $5 while the daily double remains $2. Post time 1:00 pm Tue Wed Thu Sat, with Friday heats at 7:45 pm. A record 900 horses booked, mainly from Hollywood Park, as John Jennine prepares Tuesday entries.
San Leandro sophomores defeated Irvington High freshmen 54 to 26 on the Vikes court. Randy Finney and Pat Kempton led Irvington with eight points each as the skid extended to several games. Freshmen take holiday break and return January 7 for next action.
Fremont took a 21-20 victory over Chadbourne to claim the Fremont Recreation Dept Christmas Tournament at Hopkins Junior High. In girls play Patterson defeated Mission San Jose 24-12 for the championship, while Fremont beat Millard 44-14 behind Rich Lewis 20 points, Tony Salsedo seven, and Herb Gray six. Chadbourne beat Glenmoor 18-8 with Jeff Wood 14 and Tim Emanuel nine.
Temple Owls rallied from a five point deficit with 10 minutes left to defeat Stanford 76 to 64. Ollie Johnson led Temple with 19 points, John Kneib added 15, while Claude Terry tops Stanford with 21 and Steve Shupe contributed 16. The game was tied 31 31 at halftime.
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