All Star Football Classic to Move to Fremont Long Term
The All-Star Football Classic at Fremont FUDENNA Field is set for Friday night Aug 15 as the tenth annual match between Alameda County and Contra Costa County graduates. Organizers plan to center the event in Fremont, seek UCP support, and adjust profits with Kiwanis and NCAA certifications guiding the proceeds.
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Fremont
Fudenna
Alameda County
Contra Costa
Padenna
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
United Cerebral Palsy
Kiwanis Youth Fund
UCP
Nestor Doug Sweeney
Sweeney
Bay Area
Pittsburg High
Frank Youell
Oakland
Oakland Coliseum
Newark, Mission, Irvington win in MVAL wrestling roundups
Newark fell 48-22 to unbeaten American as Cutter escaped a neck injury in a tense 4th match. Mission Valley standings saw Mission remain unbeaten after shutting out James Logan and Washington knocking off Memorial. Irvington posted its first win, edging Kennedy in a tight dual after penalties and late twists.
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Newark High
Newark
Mission
James Logan
Washington
Memorial
Irvington
John F. Kennedy
Cutler
Jeff Solis
Clay Cutter
Solis
Cutter
St. Rose Hospital
Steve Kelsey
American
Carlos Valdez
Kelsey
Valdez
Mike Barnett
Eagles
Mike Rodrigues
Dale Miller
Mike Cabral
Jerry Mendes
Mark Goulaste
Steve Mills
Steve Watson
Dave Valdez
Titan
Kennedy Grappler
Chuck Helfiore
1H8
Bill Choate
Choate
Selfiore
Rod Kennedy
Titans
Duane Harris
Dale Harris
Duane
Nick Batteate
Dave Elola
Kevin Farrer
Kevin Corcoran
John Weigle
Mike Dryden
David Taylor
George Bettencourt
Patriots
Mu Bug
Colts
Wily
Mli
Scott Towers
Kellen Aura
Mark Champ
Tim Pehler
Kevin Turner
Warriors
Slaats stars as Mariners upset DeLaSalle in CAL clash
Fred Slaats scored 18 points and grabbed 21 rebounds as Moreau High upset DeLaSalle 69-57 in a Catholic Athletic League game. The win gives Moreau a 42 league mark while DeLaSalle drops its six-game CAL streak. Moreau travels to St. Elizabeth next, tip at 8:30 pm.
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Hayward
Fred Slaats
Moreau High
DeLaSalle
Mariners
Spartans
CAL
Moreau
St. Elizabeth
Gars
Waceav
ITI
Ug IL
Anterson
Payton
Price
Wiz
McClay
USA
Rustell
Borie
Talale
Ugitto
Sinats
Vantonn
Pioneers Rally Past Cal Poly for 73 59 Victory
Cal State Dominguez rally from a halftime deficit to defeat Cal Poly SLO 73 to 59. Stan Cherry scored 27 points and grabbed 19 rebounds to spark the comeback as CSB shot 70 percent in the second half. The detailed OCR data lists players and totals, with Cal State leading after intermission.
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SAN Luis Obispo
Cal State
del Poly
Stan Cherry
Pioneers
Davis Jos
Cherry
BES
Teagille
Ames
Washington
Vetalas
GAL Poly
Flavin J
Syst
Erickson
Hain
Cal State BP
Cay Poy
Groeniger and Co. hand P and R Sporting Goods first loss
Groeniger and Co. defeated P and R Sporting Goods 37 to 36 in Fremont D League play as Rich Hover led with four ay. Ron Stark scored 12 for P and R. Barnaby's stayed tied for first after beating Union City Athletic Club 63 to 38. The Old Men beat the Dribbers 34 to 27. Dribblers fell to 0-5 with Boyd McCaslin scoring.
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Fremont
Greniger and Co
P & R Sporting Goods
Fremont Adult Recreation
Barnaby's
Union City Athletic Club
Groeniger
Rich Hover
Ron Stark
Gary Dankwardt
Art Johnson
Ramady's
Per
Loren Harper
Dribblers
Boyd McCaslin
NFL hoax case ties to disguises and drug rumors
NFL officials admit being duped by a woman using the alias Dr. Andrza Juzang to travel to more than a dozen cities with marijuana briefcases. Roxie Ann Rice denies using the disguise to distribute drugs to league players, claiming she was misrepresented and denies involvement while authorities pursue charges for defrauding an innkeeper and credit card misuse.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
National Football League
Andrza Juzang
Roxie Ann Rice
Maj
Charles Wren
Juzang
NFL
Charles O'Brien
Miss Rice
Patricia Cleveland
Tony
Ghana
Detroit
Rick Forzano
Lions
Ghanlad
Forzans
Jess Peters
Kansas City Chiefs
Washington
Ken Houston
Solomon Freeon
Houston
St. Louis
Wren
Italians Manturn Munari and Mannucci Favored In Monte Carlo Rally
Rally leaders Sandro Munari and Mario Mannucci held a slim lead on stage three as Finnish duo Markku Alen and Hannu Mikkola pressed to overtake. The lone Lancia Stratos faced ice and few snow conditions in the Alps near Monte Carlo while Opel Ascona struggled with a flat tire early on.
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Monte Carlo
UPI
Sandro Munasi
Mario Mannucci
Markku Alen
Hannu Mikkola
Lancia Stratos
Alps
Mediterranean
Munari
Alen
Mikkola
Ascona
Lars Carlsson
Quakes Sign Polish Halfback Zenon Zaczynski
San Jose Earthquakes add Zenon Zaczynski a 5-8 155 pound Polish halfback with 13 years in Poland including seven first division seasons after he worked out with the team last weekend Coach Toplak praised his ball sense positioning and composure on the field Also noting the addition of William Quiros of Costa Rica the club continues to bolster its midfield with international talent.
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Cincinnati
Ghana
Forzana
Miss Rice
Osford
SAN Jose
San Jose Earthquakes
Zenon Zaczynski
Poland
Quakes
Zaczynski
Abotie
Doe Stewart
Balls Ferry
Sacramento
Kimberly Clark
Joe
Ralph Moffitt
Colusa
Los Amplings
al Foster
Sheep Hole
Grimes Hazel Huston
Green Ziegler lead Crosby with 66s in final rounds
Golf recap notes Green and Ziegler sharing the lead at Crosby with 66s. Miller posted a 71 after a strong year start with three eagles and 51 birdies. Nicklaus comments on putting and Cypress struggles as Mahaffey and Heard chase at Pebble Beach and Cypress scores.
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Threefooter
Rood Paitt
Miller
Jot Mahaffey
Tucson
Pebble Beach
Jerry Heard
Phoenix
Cypress
Fauiber
Ocean salmon season opens with strong prospects near Ocean
Reports from Emeryville and Richmond indicate good numbers of salmon and optimism for a strong opener on Saturday Feb 13. Commercial fleets sight large catches while anglers plan early reservations. Lingcod, rockfish, and sturgeon fishing feature, with bass and striperACTION spreading across bays and offshore, and weather hindering some trips.
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Hank Schramm
Emeryville
Hank
Farallons
Dan Onyang
Richmond
Dan
Red Rock
Marin Island
Bouy 2
China
Suisun Hay
Middlegrounds
Hanker Bay
Ryer Island
Neus
Decker Island
Rio Vista Bridge
Todd Kerr
Berkeley
Todd Say
Hed Rock
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By Rich Gohlke
Kiwanis
UCLA
USC
Stanford
Pacific
Rich Kelley
Southern Invaders
Rich
Howie Dallmar
Air Force
Maples Pavilion
IUCLA
Ralph Drollinger
IUSC
Clint) Chapman
John
Lambert
Palace
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dan Ripley
San Jose State
Dwight Stones
Francie Larrieu
Marty Liquori
Paul Cummings
Mval Wrestling
Mishorsan Jou
James Lodane
Forvedt
P. Pareec
Martin
Shehat Lopand
M Rodriguas
P. Raifield
Salis Gals
Ltd
Barnett
Davita
Mills
Jaukyon
Capeal Abe
Herrera
Goarates
Buller Tal A
SS Fiest
Mendes
Goularte
Heaey
Walser
Higham
Amer Newark
Saturegum
Hunevcutt
P. Gutman
Wernicka
Fortelt
Kishon GW
Baitente CW
B. Jones
Elda
Ries Kpmh
Bettencoust
Zygalinski
Farrer
CW P
Chandler
Mi — Corcoran Tip
Croup
Reunes
Drydon
D. Ander
Weigle
Cefgult
Weig'y WI
Penta
D. Jones
Getault
Washington Urvington
Sigmage Aha
Decker
Patel
Meredith
Montiel
Rodrigues (Ltd. Foacergie
Hottman
D. Colenon
Martine UC
Mécey
Cinton Id Appoland
Ucensed
Christiane Geri
Rowinelie
Jeri Ch Dernings
Cree
Tar Hest
Heaney
Harris Werke
Slaats
Hot Pioneers
Beat
Cal Poly
SLO
P&r
Gal
O'Brien
Morris Shenker
Andiza Jaz
Green
Ziegler
Crosby
Nicklas
Nicklaus
1É&H
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