Irvington Wins Narrowly Despite Height Mismatch
Irvington High defeated Healdsburg 57 to 54 in a nonleague practice game. Dan Evans and Jim Holt led scoring for Irvington with Lou Evans adding 19 and Holt 14. Healdsburg shot better from the floor and grabbed more rebounds, but Irvington capitalized on 70 percent free throw shooting to seal the win. Lloyd Menefee contributed crucial late free throws.
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Dan Evans
Jim Holt
Lou Evans
Holt
Hounds
Healdsburg
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Vikes
Greyhounds
Lloyd Menefee
Stolle Bids A Fond Farewell to Amateurs
Davis Cup star Fred Stolle won the Manly Seaside Championships final against John Newcombe 63 108 in Sydney. He planned to announce a two-year professional contract worth 89006 dollars in Brisbane shortly afterward.
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Sydney
Australia
UPI
Fred Stolle
John Newcombe
Manly
Brisbane
Bullets Rally Past Warriors In Newark Prep Basketball
In a Newark Recreation Dept prep league game the Bullets edged the Warriors 99 to 30 as Ralph Zavala netted 23 and Tom Breem added 22. Bombers defeated Celtics 66 61 while Lakers won by forfeit over Raiders. Eliseo Cardenas led Hawks with 26 and John Valdez 17 in a 63 20 win over Bulls.
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Tom Breem
Norm Orin
Eliseo Cardenas
John Valdez
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Twin scorers pace Mission Valley High practice tally
Bruce Lunceford and Tom Shaffer each totaled 242 points in 12 practice games, averaging 20.2 points per game to lead Mission Valley Athletic League scorers. Lunceford faces Sunnyvale and Shaffer meets Cupertino as the league prepares for final practice tilts. Other top scorers include Washington’s Jim Ledgewood with 197 and 17.9 average, Newark’s Lawie Roche with 208 and 17.3, and Irvington’s Jim Holt with 142 and 12.9. The Argus lists the top 15 MVAL scorers for the practice season.
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Tom Lunceford
Bruce Shaffer
Lunceford
Newark High
Shaffer
Mission San Jose
Cen Far
Mission Valley
Athletic League
Lungeford
Sunnyvale
Cupertina
Washington
Jim Ledgewood
Lawie Roche
Newark
Salesian
Jim Holt
Irvington
Cesar Celads
James Logan
MVAL
Argus
Nancy Greene wins Staufen Cup giant slalom title
Nancy Greene secured her second crown in as many days by clinching the giant slalom at the international ladies ski races in Oberstaufen West Germany to take the Staufen Cup.
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Oberstaufen
West Germany
Upi
Nancy Greene
Charity Old Hat For MSJ Cagers
Mission San Jose High defeated Homestead High 87 to 61 as MSJ relied on free throws to offset fewer field goals. The War logged 23 of 27 charity attempts, building a 24-11 first-quarter lead and extending their win streak to five.
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LAMAS
Mission San Jose High
Homestead
Thelriors
Missions San Jose Havelers
Riors
Ree
Tomor
MLJ
Mission Val
Homestead - High
Santa Clara
MSJ
JFK Loss Is In The Past in Mission Valley Battle
Bruce Shaffer led Wardler to a 49 point night, aided by Dave Brown and Les Titus as Mission upset JFK in a high scoring affair. Homestead surged to a halftime deficit 42-27, then seized control in the fourth with five straight baskets and a late Gary Dankwardt spark to claim the lead for good.
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Bruce Shaffer
Wardler
Shaffer
Dave Brown
Les Titus
MLJ
Homestead
Tom Moll
Mission
Gary Dankwardt
Warriors
Prep Schedule Ends as Leagues Set to Open This Week
Final practice games wrap up as Valley Athletic League opens with early matchups this week. Tomorrow five cage lineups prep for Friday night MVAL loop play. Newark and Washington host Sunnyvale and Buchser in lone home tilts, while Logan visits Wilcox and J F Kennedy goes to Peterson.
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Newark
Washington
Sunnyvale
Buchser
Logan
Wilcox
J. F. Kennedy
Peterson
Mission
MVAL Standings and Friday Wrestling Clash in Bay Area
MVAL schedule notes a Friday wrestling match between Washington and Mission San Jose at 3:30 p.m. with both teams opening week wins. Wednesday soccer features James Logan vs J F Kennedy as a key contest for the championship race. Irvington at Mission San Jose and Newark at Washington also on the slate. Saturday includes Washington High at the Bay Area Wrestling Invitational at Hayward High with 16 teams competing.
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John F . Kennedy High
Mission Valley Athletic League
Granada High
Rudy Teodosia
Teodosio
Greg Guerra
Newark
Washington
Mission San_ Jose
Wednesday
James Logan
J. F. Kennedy
MVAL
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Mission San Jose
Chuck Clauson
Washington High
Hayward High
Bpspa
Aission San Jose
JE. Kennedy
Milani and Rusehin triumph in Newark junior league games
Milani led by Randy Romer and Mark Gonzales beat Graham 32 25 as Schilling and Rusehin also won their openers in the Newark Recreation Dept Junior Basketball League. Schilling edged Musick 42 7 while Snow topped Ruschin 14 12 and Graham defeated Milani 26 7 in other Saturday games.
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Milani
Graham School
Newark Recreation Depts
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Musick School
Rusehin School
Snow School
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Graham
Randy Romer
Schilling
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Roy Huertas
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Gary Johnson
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Steve Boyd
Paul Symons
Ruschin School
Newark Recreation Dept
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Mike Kurlman
Chris Ratfield
Fanace Maetat
Scouts See Pros Watch All America Stars In Postseason Bowls
North dominates both all star bowls in Hawaii and Alabama as Purdue QB Bob Griese and lineman Dave Williams spark the Hula Bowl win while Florida’s Steve Spurrier fuels the South’s offense. Bubba Smith earns MVP in Mobile, with strong showings from McDonald, Williams, Grim, and Avery. North clinches sweep across post season games.
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Steve Spurrier
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Michigan State
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Charles
Bubba) Smith
United Press International
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Idaho
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Washington
Dave Williams
Oregon State
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Mississippi
Ken Avery
Griese
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Kame
Mix Grim
Nebraska
Harry Wilson
Smith
McDonald
Wilton
Grim
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