Tillman learns not to panic in NC Section finals
Fremont wrestling notable Pat Tillman, named Mission Valley Athlete League Prep of the Week, faced a tense final at 123 pounds against Amador’s Steve Ventimiglia. He stayed calm, controlled from the top, won 3-2, and avoided panic. Tillman, his father, and coach Preisendorf will attend the Optimists’ Winter Sports Awards Banquet at Silver Pines.
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Washington High
Mike Tillman Geff
Craig Preisendorf
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Craig Smithson
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Mission Valley
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Tillman
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Steve Venti
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Amador
Woodland
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Optimists
Silver Pines
Pat
Preisendorf
Titmant
Ventimiglio
Tilman
Pressendorf
Hank
San Jose State
Thornton Junior High
NCL
Cal-State
Hayward
San Leandro Upsets Richmond In Alameda Playoffs
San Leandro defeated Richmond 59 54 to start the Alameda County Athletic League playoffs at Cal State. Berkeley needed overtime to beat Kennedy Richmond 26 22. Winners advance to the Tournament of Champions and Griffin Invitational with games against Newark on Thursday.
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Hayward
San Leandro High
Richmond
Berkeley
Kennedy- Richmond
Cal State
Newark
San Geandra
Wil
Richemond
Nick Moura
San
Does the devil really make Joe Krause lose his cool
The Tri City area fans pack the Devil Valley Athletic League meets with red heat as Joe Krause of Diablo Valley, a Sunnyvale resident, roars for the Red Devils. The DVAL dominates the section meet at Diablo High Cocord and Mission Valley athletes win three championships. The article questions if Krause is truly driven by the Devil while noting next season’s CIF sanctioned state meet and Brent Jacinto’s Northern California title.
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Misyean Valley Athletic League
We. Diablo High
Cocord
Diablo Valley League
Red Devils
Devil
Joe Krause
Krause
Concord
Mr. Diablo
Pana Joe
CIF
Southern California
California
MVAL
Brent Jacinto
Northern California
Chabot High
Daisle
Gladiators
Scyline College
San Bromo
Protest Fallout Threatens St Marys Gaels Season
After a halftime walkout by four Gaels players amid protests over campus racism, St Marys faced a depleted lineup with six players available. Santa Clara beat St Marys 107 65 as remaining teammatesWeighty tensions cited academic and faculty cuts. Lombard stayed to finish, while others departed.
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St. Marys
Gael
Santa Clara
Bruce Hale
St. Mary's
Vince Lombard
Lombard
New Orleans
Bishop O'Dowd
Greg Will
Gaels
Nate Carroll
Roy Brown
Maurice Harper
al Strange
Karl Brown
Hale
Odell Johnson
Hinle
Lorne McKelvie
San Jose Civic Auditorium
Trand
Herman Brown
Alan
Firm
Bakers leads Knights to Gridley tournament bid
Newark High standout Keith Baker and the Knights, fresh from clinching the Mission Valley Athletic League crown with a 9-1 record, travel to Gridley this week for the annual cage tournament. Newark opens Thursday against the Alameda County Athletic League runner-up in a key showcase.
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Newark High
Keith Baker
Knights
Irvington
Newark
Gridley
The
Alameda County Athletic League
Weiskopf Wins Gleason Classic by One Stroke
New York reports Tom Weiskopf beat Jack Nicklaus by a single stroke to win the $200,000 Jackie Gleason Invitational golf event. Weiskopf now has $62,817.08 in earnings, closing the gap to Nicklaus in the money race.
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UFI
Tom Weiskopf
Jackie Gleason
Professional Golf Association
Players
Weiskopf
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Nicklaus
OSU
Fraser sparks St Edward's A with 35-30 win
Fraser scored 17 points and saved 17 more as St Edward's A defeated St John Vianney 35-30 in a league clash. Tim Brand and Toy Labato added four each for the close victory while St Edward's C beat St Patrick's 47-4 in a separate game.
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Newark
Doug Fraser
St. Edward's
St. John Vianney
Fraser
Tim Brand
Petersburg Open final round ends with 67 by Petersburg rival
In a 272 field event at the Petersburg Open, Lawson Livres fired a final round 67 to beat Bobby Locke by three strokes. John Pepper Martin was born in Temple Oklahoma. The MyLHosh 23 night for 67.
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Bobby Locke
John
Pepper" Martin
Temple
Oklahoma
All-MVAL cage squad to be lauded by Police
Fremont Police Officers Association will honor the 1974-72 All-Alliance Valley Athletic League basketball team this evening at 6:30 p.m. at Fremont Community Center at Lake Elizabeth. Team members will attend for awards and photos. The team is chosen by a combined vote of The Argus and The Daily Review sports staffs.
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Fremont Police Officers Association
Fremont Community Center
Lake Elizabeth
Argus
Daily Review
Dodgers Downing and Sutton settle 1972 contracts
In Florida, AL Downing and Don Sutton agreed to terms with the Los Angeles Dodgers, leaving Mike Sirahler and Jose Pena as unsigned pitchers. Pena is expected to sign upon arrival at spring training after winter play in the Mexican League, while Sutton and Downing join camp moving from Santa Monica and Dodgerstown, respectively.
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Fla
Usp
AL Downing
Don Sutton
Los Angeles Dodger
Mike Sirahler
Jose Pena
Pena
Dodgertown
Sutton
Leihander Downing
Santa Monica
Calif
Downing
New York Yankees
Oakland A's
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