Mission San Jose Warriors seek league crown without finals
MSJ wrestling fans expect the Warriors to lock the Mission Valley Athletic League title this season, having defeated top challengers Washington and Kennedy while two league meets remain. The league finals are to be used this year to seed sections rather than determine the champion, a shift seen as favorable to MSJ. The team, led by a steady lineup, aims to finish with their strongest schedule yet as they head toward Newark and James Logan with slim chances of losing.
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Ohlone Newark face non league basketball clashes
Ohlone College and Newark Iigh meet DeAnza College and DeLaSalle High in road games. DeAnza leads Camino Norte Conference with top front line depth, while Newark relies on Mark Victoria and Chuck Pierce to push the Knights. Ohlone faces a Dons squad with 38 center Mike Johnson and guards Viera and Olwell.
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Jack Olwell
Laval
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Chuck Pierce
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Rich Korte
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Russ Bishop
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Cal
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Yancey Leads PGA Money List After Bing Crosby Pro Am Win
Bert Yancey topped the PGA Tour money standings with 25,352 dollars after winning the Bing Crosby Pro-Am. Dale Douglass and Billy Casper trailed with 20,716 and 20,290 dollars respectively, while Howie Johnson and Jack Nicklaus also moved up. Casper was disqualified for missing Sunday’s fourth round tee time. Nicklaus’ 14,900 second place prize pushed him past a million dollars in career earnings.
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Weiss to announce ring card at Fremont tournament
Ken Weiss of KFMR will announce the Boys' Club ring card at Irvington High School in Fremont on Friday. The 12 bout event features boys between 55 and 110 pounds from Fremont and Lodi clubs, starting at 8 p.m. Police chiefs will judge, with notable officials and a former 13 pound California champion serving as referee. Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Hal McKain, former Chicago White Sox pitcher, who died of a heart attack at 69 in Sacramento. Interment planned in Council Bluffs, Iowa. McKain pitched for Cleveland in 1927 and for Chicago from 1929 to 1930.
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Wooden learns even UCLA can't take any foe lightly
UCLA coach John Wooden said his Bruins learned they must be prepared after a weekend of contrasting performances in nonconference wins over UC Santa Barbara. He noted Friday night was listless and not fully ready, while Saturday night showed improvement against a nationally rumored opponent.
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Race driver Jim Cook still in critical condition
Riverside California UPI Jim Cook the racer from Norwalk Calif remained in critical condition Monday after injuries from the Motor Trend 500 at Riverside Motor Speedway. He was in Riverside Community Hospital ICU and showing improvement. He struck hay bales at 140 mph on the back stretch suffering fractures to the chest arms and legs.
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Hart Nabs Match Play Tournament Victory
Hart of Hinsdale Illinois defeated Bob Pipkin of Raleigh North Carolina 2 and 1 to win the PGA match play championship at Palm Beach Gardens Florida. Hart made a 2 foot birdie putt on the ninth hole to seal the win after 35 holes final round with Pipkin failing to convert a long first putt on the 35th. Hart received the winner's prize of 1500 dollars.
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Hayward City golfer Adams wins 19th title in 72 holes
John Adams, a 21 year old San Jose State junior, captured the 19th Hayward City Golf Championship at Hayward Golf Course with a one under par 71 final round to finish 206 two under par, two strokes ahead of runners up Kian McNally and Kelley Maser after enduring 30 holes in one day. McNally struggled with a sand trap mishap and bogies in the late holes, while Adams totaled 17 pars and one birdie, closing strong after two rounds of 72.
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