Ski lines ski in solace for Raider fans
Raider fans not in the Super Bowl turn to Sierra slopes where Jean Claude Killy headlines a Heavenly Valley event with elimination heats and a 10,000 prize for the challenger. Other ski events at Squaw Valley and South Lake Tahoe promise crowded, festive week as Interline week nears.
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Bay Area
New Orleans
Raiders
NEL
AFL Kingpina
Jean-Claude Killy
Sierra
Squaw Valley
Heavenly Valley
Killy
Jean- Claude
Pepi Stiegler
Ernan Hinereser
Hise Leitner
Andere Moiterar
Stiegler
South Lake Tahoe Spa
Heavenly
Slide Mountain
Nevada
Snow Vale
California
Rams
Snow Valley
Mammoth Mountain
San Bernardino Mountains
Southern California
Southland
Hula Bowl North Edge Promisingly Over South Stars
North favored in 24th Hula Bowl as Mike Phipps Purdue leads passing with Isenbarger Carter Otis and others. South counters with Jim Owens Kemp Ramsay Staggers and Ramsay directing passing with a strong receiving and frontline lineup.
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North
Honolulus
UPI
Hawaii
Mike Phipps
Purdue
Jack Moallenkopf
Phipps
John Isenbarger
Indiana
Jim Otis
Ohio State
Jim Carter
Minnesota
Chuck Fairbanks
Okla
Oma
Jim Owens
Bruce Kemp
Georgia
Bob Anderson
Colorado
Jon Staggers
Missouri
Steve Ramsay
North Texas State
Michigan
Jim Mandich
Michigan State
Frank Foreman
Jade ‘Butcher
Walt Whitehead
Alan Jack
Ron Saul
John Cherrndale
Syracuse
Jon Weber
Asenbarger
Carter
Ramsay
Owens
Kemp
Slaggers
Richmond
Walker Gillette
Steve Zabel
Oklahoma
Huskies seek 4th straight team title at JFK tournament
John F Kennedy High hosts its Fourth Annual Invitational Wrestling Tournament starting at 10 am with Washington aiming for a fourth consecutive team title. The 16-team field includes Mission San Jose Harbour and Pacifica Harbour plus CCS newcomers Novato Castro Valley and others. notable wrestlers include Rich Swift, Fred Handley, and Craig Kirkland, as Kennedy contends for the crown.
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Craig Smithson
Fremont
John F. Kennedy High
Uel Ayer
Milpitas
Harbour High
Santa Cruz
CCS
Novato
Rich Swift
MSJ
Fred Handley
Les Pennelly
Fernando Espinosas
Steve Black
MVAL
Mark Digacalimo
Harbour
Louie Vigil
Pa- Cific
Vigil
California
Castro Valley
John Needham
Hayward Area Athletic League
Mission, Washington
Titans
Kennedy
Brad Anderson
Frank Spann
Craig Kirkland
Gunari
Elaine
Scott
Susan
Phil
Pacific
San Francisco 49Ers
Canada
British Columbia Lions
Washington State
International News Service
United Press
Associated Press
Columbia
Clark Gunnari Selected As All Star Co Coaches
Two Washington natives who migrated to South Alameda County, Hayward, Clark and Gunnari were named all star coaches in a regional sports selection highlighting local talent and coaching leadership.
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Clark
Gunnari
Washington
South
Alameda County
Hayward
University of Washington
Husky
Mike Salseda
Gary Vandevanter
Dennis Bragonier
Chabot College
Ted Leland
University of Pacific
Gunnard
Pacific
San Leandro
Vikings
Alameda County Athletic League
ACAL
Alameda
Castro Valley
Harry
Freddy Gualeo
San Francisco State
Jon Gledhill
East Bay
Vike Ing
Dennis Branco
Rod Dyminski
al Rexelle
Seattle
Univeristy of Washington
Cal State-Hayward
Phyllis
Denver Broncos
Minnesota
Edmonds
Wash
Kelso
Washington State University
Steelers win top pick in 1970 NFL draft coin flip
Pittsburgh Steelers secure the No 1 selection after a coin toss with the Chicago Bears. The teams tied at 11 3 records in the NFL, determining the draft order for January 27. Ed McCaskey called heads. Dan Rooney emerged with the top pick.
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New Orleans
UPI
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chicago Bears
Steelers
Bears
Pete Rozelle
Ed McCaskey
Pittsburgh
Dan Rooney
McCaskey
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Hec Hancock
Clyde
Huskies
JFK
Imuskles
Craig Preisendorf
Mission San
Sdditkin
Schials
Central Coast
Sunnyvale
Sam
Mission San Jose
Ler
White
Les
Washington High
Gary Clark
Tom Gunnari
Montgomery
Aan Sten W
Fides
Oaeanares
San Wanots
Dvarajla
Phoe
Wane ¢ Riverside
Corte Madier
Cti
San Rou
VV. Exch
Tremont Md
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