Castro Valley Spartans rout Mission San Jose in Kennedy tourney
Castro Valley Highs Spartans defeated Mission San Jose 86 to 68 in the Kennedy Invitational Basketball Tourney consolation bracket. Dave Brown led Castro Valley with 37 points, Gary Patterson added 12, Rick Rogers 16 for MSJ, and Dan Eliott 15. Castro Valley advances to face the Santo/Buchser winner for fifth place after 4:30 p.m. today.
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Warrines
Dave Brown
MST Quint
Castro Valley
Gary Patterson
Rick Rogers
Dan Eliott
Buchser
Foday
Bill Koivu
Msj
Koivu
Brown
Patterson
Generous Titans Fall to Ayer in Semifinals
In the Titans Christmas Classic semifinal at John F. Kennedy High, Kennedy fell 64 to 51 to Samuel Ayer. The Titans stalled offensively late in the fourth quarter amid turnovers, while Ayer executed when needed. Gary Downs and brother Mike fueled the Trojan defense and scoring, with Mike Downs leading Ayer with 25 points and guarding Kennedy standout Kevin Stephenson.
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Ayer Tops Kennedy In Final Trojans Rally
In a high school outdoors feature game Mike Downs starred for the Trojans driving past Kennedy’s defense for 15 points in the third period. Ayer led 21-21 entering the third as Kennedy battled back with Harris and others keeping Titans close before Downs heated run and Fox’s box of points sealed a 54 47 victory as time ran out.
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Ayer
Hong
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Napa Ayer clash for Kennedy tourney title tonight
Napa and Ayer duel for the Sixth Annual Kennedy Christmas Basketball Tournament crown at 9 p.m. with Granada versus Kennedy in a separate 7 p.m. third place game. Earlier the day, 4:30 p.m. seventh place and 6 p.m. fifth place contests mark the schedule amid Newark High and Bishop O’Dowd events in Oakland.
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Kennedy
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Newark
Ohlone College Defeats Elie Community on Snowbound Day
Quincy report shows Ohlone College basketball team winning 2 4 by forfeit over Elie Community College as Elie could not travel due to heavy snow near Heir campus. Coach Dick Walch’s Fremont collegians preserved their undefeated mark in the Rene Bader 1971 hardwood finale.
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al Rice
James Logan
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Napa Rips Granada To Reach JFK Tournament Final
Napa cagers defeated Granada 67 54 to advance to the Sixth Annual John F Kennedy Christmas Tournament final. Ron Fisher and Walkenhorst led Napa with key baskets and defensive plays as Granada battled back briefly in the second half before Napa stretched the lead again.
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Granada
JFK
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Ron Fisher
Garcia brothers pace Rebels in Christmas Classic win
San Lorenzo defeats Buchser 78 57 at J F ly gym to reach consolation finals. Mark and Matt Garcia led scoring with 18 and 24 points respectively, while Math Garcia came off the bench for 24 as the Rebels press caused turnovers and built a strong second quarter lead. Gallagher led Buchser with 21 points. Nunes added 10 as the Bruins reach consolation play against Mission San Jose.
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Mission San Jose
Weathering the winter practice drought in valley soccer
Irvin ton coach Nelson Lodge says two week breaks hurt conditioning as league schedules and bad weather shrink non league play. Other coaches share woes from vacays, indoor drills, and improvised games to keep players sharp before league play begins.
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TriCil
Lodge
Fas
Quincy
Aays Marr
Kennedy
Marr
Pennsylvania
Newark and Royal Grande shine at Watsonville meet
Newark and Royal Grande wrestlers placed well at the Watsonville tournament last night. Six Newark athletes earned top honors in their weight divisions. Tony Santos remained undefeated atop the 112 division while Francis Mazur and Bleve Fernandez plus Paul Eaton and Albert Valdez claimed high placements in their classes.
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Newark Knights fall to Dragons in Christmas Invitational
Newark Bishop O'Dowd failed to close the gap as the Knights lost 52 45 to the Dragons. Key moments included John Guidry free throws and Steve Gray scoring late, while O'Dowd led by Adrian Ander and Greg Jones. Newark's defense pressured late but fell short in the final seconds.
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Long Holiday Argua Sports Editor Fakes Resume
Rich Gobike, sports editor, faces questions over a forged resume and exaggerated ties to a “long holiday” claim. Editorial sources note inconsistencies in credentials and work history cited by Gobike, prompting internal review and calls for citations.
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Rich Gobike
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