Mann Leads Directors Cup in Second Round by Four Strokes
Tom Mann owns a four stroke edge at Spring Valley after firing 65 in round two for a 24 hole total of 130. Milt Gann tied Mann after round one but posted 69 to finish round two at WH. Gene Wieckowski sits third with 69 to complement a 68 first round for 137, seven back. The next rounds are set for Sunday and March 1 at Warm Springs.
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Brazil Hanover wins fourth straight at Bay Meadows
Brazil Hanover, a four year old son of Stars Pride, became the meet's first four-time winner as he surged to a convincing length and a half victory in the third race at Bay Meadows. Eddie Wheeler previously drove him in three wins. Glen Holt rode him yesterday. The track dried from mud to good as the mile was completed in 2:10 with a $5.20 payoff.
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Logan High Dames Soccer Faces Tough Mission Valley Play
Fremont Ohlone baseball opener postponed by wet field conditions. Logan High faces a depleted squad with only three returning players Rickie Flick Rudy Vera Wayne Licsak plus freshman hopeful Gene Shootkevich to bolster a potential surprise season in the MVAL.
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UCLA Maintains Top Rank In Major College Basketball
UCLA stayed undefeated at 20-0 and captured the No 1 spot in the major college basketball poll by the United Press Inter national Board of Coaches. Kentucky moved to No 2 while South Carolina fell to No 3 with tight margins among the next four teams.
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Notable Similes in Old Newspapers Spark Nostalgia
A playful reminiscence on how sports writers once filled pages with fresh phrases. The piece laments the decline of coinage in similes, noting the craft as a dying art and comparing modern prose unfavorably to bygone days.
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Squires Upset Pups In MVAC Frosh Soph Title Race
Newark High’s Squires crushed first place Pups 52-30 in double overtime to extend the MVAC frosh soph title chase. Steve Gray led Newark with 34 points as the teams traded leads through regulation and two OT periods. Washington and Irvington narrowed gaps in the standings with wins, while JFK and James Logan also posted victories.
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Memphis State fires Moe Iha as head basketball coach
Memphis State announces the firing of Henry W. Iba known as Moe Iha from the head coaching post, with contract not renewed beyond August after a 17-9 season and a late NIT bid. The athletic committee cited review of the program and basketball problems, noting the Tigers’ 6-15 status this season and a series of conference losses.
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Ranch hoots TV in 4-2 Fremont Soccer Victory
Renden scores two first half goals and adds a late strike to lift the Ranch to a 4-2 win over Central TV in the 12 and under Fremont Youth Soccer League at Walters Junior High. Spark and Gordeon anchor defense as Fisher scores for Central. Another 12 and under FSA game features Oliveras Upholstery facing United California Bank at 4 p.m. at Walters.
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Pincay Jr Receives Wealf Memorial Jockey Award
In Arcadia California jockey Laffit Pincay Jr was presented the 1st annual George Wealf Memorial Jockey Award at Santa Anita Race Track during a Tuesday ceremony.
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Washington Scoring Summary and Player Notations
Washington players Cardona, Rodber, Wellze, Eckersley, Johnson accumulate points with Cardona at 4 and Rodber 44-12, Wellze 1-2-4, Cra Eckersley M24, Johnson 14S, while Lewark Wastington's Cox 44n1Z, McLe 349, Ramos 223, Steve Gray Heughlen 21-5, Chestly 1-4-2, Esley 1 show varied totals in the 7day 9710 BT lewark matchup.
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NBA inks TV pact with ABC
The NBA signed a new three year contract with ABC to televise at least 28 games annually starting next year. ABC aims for broader playoff coverage while ratings rise, with first six games this season up 12 percent and 20 games in 1969 drawing 17.8 million viewers nationwide.
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