Mission San Jose Righs eye TOC berth after MVAL title
Mission San Jose Righs clinched the Mission Valley Athletic League title and will enter the TOC at Oakland Coliseum. Coach Alda Anderson laments the long lull before the late start, fearing loss of sharpness, while noting the break could aid healing and offer a rare chance to regroup amid scheduling quirks.
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Maravich Leads NIT Invite Shape With LSU Star
New York UPI report outlines Pete Maravich as the likely magnet for the National Invitation Tournament as bids go out Tuesday. LSU, 17-7, eyes a top berth while the NCAA field favors St Bonaventure, New Mexico State, Jacksonville, and others. Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, St Johns, Niagara, and Dayton contend for at large spots.
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Hornets bid for Far Western title as season winds down
Sacramento State, leading the Far Western Conference with an 8 1 record, can clinch the 1969 70 title by beating Chico State or UC Davis. They defeated Cal State 69 68 and SF State 67 41 to move to 8 1. Chico State, 8 5, still has a chance with wins over Sonoma State and Humboldt State to force a tie if Sacramento State and UC Davis slip. The race also involves Cal State San Francisco State Humboldt Sonoma and possible host schools for the College Division regional playoff.
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Wooden lands Duck effort, claims Bruins complacent
UCLA coach John Wooden said Oregon outplayed UCLA 78 to 45 in Eugene and that if they faced Oregon again he would use the same game plan but try to do things better. He attributed the loss to Oregon’s defense and UCLA’s poor shooting, and said the setback could spur improvement as UCLA pursues a fourth straight NCAA title with four league games left.
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Edmonson on hand in four-way junior college meet
Merritt Junior College sprinter Warren Edmonson leads the Thunderbirds in a four-way meet on the hilltop with West Valley and Solano Junior Colleges. Cal State freshman track also competes, while golf faces the University of the Pacific and tennis hosts Sacramento College. Gladiator basketball seeks to close the two-horse Golden Gate Conference race with a run at Francko.
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Reds press Maloney into conditional deal refused
Cincinnati Reds manager demands a conditional contract from pitcher Jim Maloney amid arm trouble disputes. Maloney, in Cincinnati, vows it will never happen and cites past pay and innings while Reds officials explain tiered salary cuts for 200 to 280 innings. The San Diego Padres and other spring sitings appear in brief notes from multiple cities.
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Pancho Gonzalez wins first Professional Athlete of the Year vote
Rochester dispatch reports Pancho Gonzalez 41, the tennis great, tops the Ras Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year poll, after winning two $10,000 winner take all matches in the $200,000 Tennis Classic defeating Rod Laver and John Newcombe.
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