Rookie official shines in Mission Washington wrestling clash
Mike Cowling, 26, faced intense scrutiny as referee in a high-stakes Mission Washington wrestling dual. He ruled a close 120-pound bout after a lengthy review, then narrowly avoided a pin in the 142-pound match, earning praise for courtesy and accuracy. Cowling’s performance, plus his background with Cal State, Bay Area Officials, and West Valley College, sparks talk of a fall football jamboree and potential officials clinic.
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Trojans impress in wins over Oregon State and Oregon
USC coach Bob Boyd praised the Trojans after a 14 51 victory over Oregon State Friday and a 77 68 win over Oregon Saturday. The wins marked USC’s first two Pacific games, moving the team to a 10 4 record with a five game winning streak.
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Huskies and Vikes end non league play tonight
Irvington and Washington High wrap non league basketball with tough road tests. Cubberley heads to Palo Alto for a 7 p.m. game while Washington hosts Cubberley at 3 36 p.m. The Huskies seek momentum behind Meyers Glankler and Wood as Irvington battles Palo Alto led by Whalen.
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Mudd Fights Back After Pro Bowl Start Bid
Redwood City Calif UPI veteran Howard Mudd once started in three straight Pro Bowls and earned first string All League honors in 1967 68 He captained the Forty Niners on offense and served as players representative His 1969 season ended with no starts for San Francisco after a midseason trade to Chicago where a knee injury left him in a cast The tale reflects the harsh odds faced by many pro players.
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Rangers Foil Maple Leafs In 4-1 Stanley Cup Triumph
New York Rangers clinched a 4-1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on January 13, 1940, extending their winning streak to nineteen games. Bryan Hetnel led scorers in Toronto as the team maintained its dominant playoff form.
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Longhorns Honored for No 1 Ranking
AUSTIN Texas United States press report notes 4000 fans in the municipal auditorium to honor the Texas Longhorns national football champions. Freddie Steinmark the defensive safety who lost a leg after the title game walked in smiling and was mobbed by fans amid cheers and autographs. He said he felt great despite limited appetite after the celebration.
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Orr nets $500 bonus for leading NHL scoring
Bobby Orr, star defenseman of the Boston Bruins, received a $500 bonus for leading the NHL in scoring in the first half. Orr had 12 goals and 49 assists in 38 games, 61 points, closing in on the defenseman single season assists and points records.
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Major SSCA races cut at two tracks
A UPI report says the Sports Car Club of America plans no major races at Michigan and Texas International Speedways for the 1970 season. American Raceways Inc. says it will drop Can-Am Challenge Cup events, citing revenue reviews. The three major SSCA series are the Canadian American Challenge Cup, the Trans American Championship, and the Continental Championship.
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