Warriors defense upsets JFK five in tight finish
Mission San Jose high school upset JFK by 65 to 42 as defense stifled the previously undefeated JFK. With top scorer McVein sidelined, MSJ rallied from a 16 point hole in the second quarter, then capped the win in the final seconds with strong board play and clutch defense. Key contributors included Bob De Rio with 19 points and Wittorff who led early scoring.
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Joe McVein
Warriors
JFK
Eric Wittorff
Mike Scott
Titans
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Pha Kennedy
Mission
Chris Lynch
Tim Finiele
Jeff Clifford
Wittorff
Jack Vogel
Bob de Rio
McVein
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Finkle
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Pa Rickard
Washington vaults into tie for first
Washington high powered to a 47 44 win over American to tie for first in the Mission Valley Athletic League with John F Kennedy at 7 1. Joe Stuart clinched the victory with two late free throws after Tim McCormicks jumper cut the margin to one with 16 seconds left. Ken Flaig led Washington with 17 points and the Huskies pressed effective early on causing turnovers. In the JV game Washington won 73 47 led by Kevin Flaig with 94 points.
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Washington High
Huskies
John F. Kennedy
Titans
Mission San Jose
Washington
Tim McCormick
Eagle
Joe Stuart
Eagles
Stuart
Steve Wittmer
Wittmer
Ken Flaig
Faig
Kevin Flaig
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Cote
McCormick
Marymee
Cole
Aguital Ngan
Blalg
Goser
Epstein
Mission San Jose Freshmen Lead Sparks 71 45 Victory
Mission San Jose High freshman surged to a 22 9 first quarter lead and defeated John F Kennedy 71 45 keeping the Warriors tied for first. Delt Woods led with 24 points, Tom Spencer 11, while Rick Lewis paced the Titans with 11. Jeff Booher topped Washington with eight.
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Mission San Jose High
John F. Kennedy
Warriors
American
Washington
Eagles
Mission
Delt Wood
Tom Spencer
Rick Lewis
Titans
Andy Farroth
Tom Wittmer
Jeff Booher
Irvington
Memorial
Jose Nieves
Kevin Tibbetts
James Logan
Newark
Colts Hold Off Newark In Tight 57-54 Victory
James Logan defeats Newark High 57-54 to end a five game skid. Blake Chong leads Logan with 15 points, while Mike Anderson adds 13 with nine in the fourth quarter. Newark drops to 44 in league play despite a late rally and a late jumper by Jim Robertson.
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Newark
Newark High
James Logan
Mission Valley Athletic League
Colts
Joe Sankene
Blake Chong
Ron Epps
Kevin Fox
NHL
Mike Anderson
Jeff Agraviador
Logan
Jim Robertson
Irvington dominates Memorial in MVAL clash
Irvington pulled away after a tight start to beat Memorial 67 to 51 in Mission Valley Athletic League play. The Vikings led 41 26 at half behind a strong front line of Kilgore McGregor and Stroman, with McGregor scoring 15 and Kilgore 14. Memorial was hampered by Ron Ano’s ankle injury as Cory Brown led the Patriots with 16 points.
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Irvington
Memorial
Vikings
Newark
Bob Kilgore
Scott McGregor
Ed Stroman
Ron Ano
Cory Brown
Tim Walsh
Boggs
McGregor
Kempton
Pat
Prateek
Igi
NeGregie
Kampton &bMh
Finney
SHACK
Barnum
Strongden
Toles
Ohlone Win Sparks Wrestling Dual Meet Upset
Ohlone Renegades upset Hartnell 23 3 in a key dual meet as Terrell Duran led with a 19 pound major decision. Alumni from Mission San Jose and John F. Kennedy aided the victory, halting a five dual loss streak and setting up next matches at Gavitay and Cabrillo.
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Mission San Jose
John F. Kennedy High
Mike Crane
Kennedy
Terrell Duran
Hartnell
Terrell
Himsel
Crane
Pyamy
Read sparkles in drag contest leads NHRA Winternationals qualifiers
Gary Read of El Monte California topped top fuel qualifiers at the NHRA Winternationals in Pomona. Read ran a 5.972 second quarter mile at 231.36 mph. Shirley Muldowney and Jeb Allen trailed in top fuel. Mike Miller led funny car qualifiers and Wayne Gapp topped pro stock. The top 16 in each class advance to Sunday eliminations for a purse exceeding 950000 dollars.
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Calif
UPL
Gary Read
el Monte
Read
Los Angeles County Fairgrounds
Shirley Muldowney
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Jeb Allen
Santa Rosa
Miss Muldowney
NHRA
Mike Miller
Mt. Lake Terrace
Wash
Wayne Gapp
Birmingham
Renegades face Ohlone in Skyline clash for top spot
Cinderella Coast Conference power Skyline College 5-0 hosts 0-4 Ohlone at 7:30 pm under new coach Lyle Newcomer. Skyline holds a 16-5 season with a third place regional rank while Ohlone aims to end shooting droughts after a 91-74 loss to Hartnell. Titans recently beat Gavilan by 545 dollars in a win.
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SAN Bruno
Hs Far
Skyline College
Ohlone
Titans
Lyle Newcomer
John Guidry
Hartnell
Gavilan
3M Pro Track Tour Makes Seattle Debut
The 3M Pro Track Tour entering its third season will debut in the United States at the Seattle Coliseum this Saturday. The tour began this season in Montreal and now returns to North America with its Seattle stop.
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Seattle
UPI
Seattle Coliseum
Montreal
Mission Varsity edges rivals as late steal seals win
Mission held a late lead with four seconds remaining when a steal on an inbounds pass secured the victory. The JV team followed with a 58-39 win, paced by Pat Mulhern and Scott Parisi with 14 points each.
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Pat Mulhern
Scott Parisi
Finkle
Cliloed
Youts
Skolt
Warn
Wiltortt
Vogel
Stelleck
USF Tops Pepperdine In Close West Coast Clash
In a WCAC game, USF defeated Pepperdine 99 to 97 as Marlon Redmond and Tony Styles combined for 42 points. Redmond scored 22 and Styles added 20 to spark a decisive 24 point burst late, lifting the Dons to victory while Pepperdine slid to 4-3 and USF improved to 3-2.
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USF
West Coast Athletic Conference
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Marlon Redmond
Tony Styles
Waves
Dons
Redmond
Styles
Nevada
Las Vegas
WCAC
Ovevard
Buch
Alien
Gooran
Matsan
Omlimar
Smith
Feynslen
Caenus
Web. i
Perera
Toafous
Yen
Broncos Aces Loyola To Boost WCAC Record
Santa Clara staggers the Loyola Lions 92-77 in West Coast Conference play as the Broncos set a school mark with 65.8 percent field goal shooting. Vanguard guard vester Robinson scored 24, Glen Hubbard 20, K C Jackson 16 for Santa Clara, while Luther Philyaw led Loyola with 24. The win lifts Santa Clara to 3-3 in conference and 9-9 overall.
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UPI
Santa Clara Broncos
Loyola Lions
Vester Robinson
Bronco
Glen Hubbard
K.C. Jackson
Broncs
T Hen
Luther Philyaw
Lions
Loyola
Gaels edge Nevada in overtime 95 93
St Mary's Gaels overcome Nevada Reno in overtime to win 95 93 in West Coast Conference action. Five Gaels score in double figures as Nevada trails late, with St Mary's moving to 9 2 in league play and Nevada at 0 9 in conference play.
Warriors Face Stockton as San Jose Hosts Key Clash
The WBA decides to finish the 1974-75 season with five teams after failing to secure a new owner for the San Mateo Suns. Commissioner Bill Helbush says most San Mateo contracts will be assumed by the remaining clubs, with players' consent. The league leader, the Warriors, carry a 10-4 mark and visit San Jose City College at 1 p.m. as Stockton eyes the top spot. The Winchesters stand 7-9, aiming to rebound tonight.
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San Jose
San Mateo Suns
Western Basketball Associaion
WBA
Bill Helbush
San Mateo
Traina
Meais
San Jose City Colege
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