Beauty draws crowds as Bay Area hosts national figure skating
The United States Figure Skating Championships arrive at the Coliseum in Oakland with 130 skaters vying for national titles. Advance tickets exceed seventy thousand with strong demand for finals, while regional champions from the East Midwest and Pacific Coast compete for top honors amid talk of Olympic year implications.
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Bay Area
Coliseum Arena
Oakland
United States
Tegether
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Seals
Dorothy Hamill
U.S
Gordo McKellen, Jr
Barbara Smith
Southern California
Barbara Salomon
New York
Karen DeAngelo
Rockton
Mahalon Bradley iEast
Boston
David Santee
Chicago
Ken Newfield
Garden Grove
Miss Hamill
Janet Lynn
Tal Babilonia
Pacific R
Randy Gardner
Babilonia
Kennedy trims Knights 63 62 in Newark high school thriller
Kennedy Titans stay unbeaten atop the Hissin Valley League after a 63 42 win over Newark Knights amid late confusion over a 30 foot heave. Wittorff scored 12 in the final half and 6 of the last 2 minutes to seal the victory.
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Newark
Newark High
John F. Kennedy Titans
Mike Anderson
Knights
Dluck
Bruce del Guizo
Don Smith
Titans
Jack Vogel
Vogel
Fartoulart
Mike Scot
Eric Wittorff
Scott
Kennedy
Washington Huskies rally past Mission San Jose 42 38 in MVAL clash
Washington high used late free throws to edge Mission San Jose 42 to 38 in the Mission Valley Athletic League. Ngan scored 18 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Huskies, while Mission’s Joe McVein played the second half on a sore ankle. Bob Del Rio added a late layin for Mission but fell short as Washington climbed to second in the league with a 6-1 mark.
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Fremont
Washington High
Mission San Jose
Mission Valley Athletic League
Tattle
Washington
MVAL
Mission
Joe McVein
Bob del Rio
Warriors
John ®. Kennedy
Pat Mulhent
Kelly Turner
Kevin Flaig
Fom Henning
Mike Kane
Washingion Mission Son Sous
Glint — Ngan
Stunt
Flaim
Chiment
Gosen
Igusto
Stein
Lynety
Mok
Richard
Bol Ri
Brown hot but Eagles still win in MVAL opener
American High Eagles defeated Memorial 73-60 in the Mission Valley Athletic League opener. Cory Brown led with 30 points on 1-for-22 shooting, aided by Steve Witmer with 9 and Jeff Clark with 18. Memorial tied early, but American pulled away with a 19-9 fourth quarter run aided by rebounding and a defensive switch that limited Brown. Junior varsity also won 67-46.
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Fremont
Cory Brown
American High Eagles
Mission Valley Athletic League
Heston
Visting Memorial
Ron Ario
Brown
Steve Wittmer
Eagles
Jeff Clark
John Lane
Witmer
Larry Jackson
Dave Garcia
Jackson
Dave Theophilus
Memorial
The
Deff Clack
Tim Cole
Wittmer
Clark
Theophilus
American
Frank Howes
Marc Scmitt
Guidry to center as Onlone hosts Hartnell
Ohlone College aims for its first Coast Conference win hosting Hartnell at Irvington High at 7:30 p.m. John Guidry to start at center, a move by coach Dick Walsh to spark the Renegades. Hartnell counters with a solid group led by David Sawyer and Ray Canepa as both teams seek momentum.
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Fremont
Ohlone College
Hartnell College
Irvington High
Renegades
Menlo
John Guidry
Ohlone
Dick Walsh
Walsh
Guidry
Him Ten Bosch
Steve Hoffman
Saois
Bob Bates
Rick Payne
Panthers
David Sawyer
Ray Canepa
Granville Smith
Hartnell
Ahem
Isaacson Leads Moreau Past Salesian In Catholic League
Isaacson scored 18 points to lift Moreau High over Salesian 60 to 49 in a Catholic Athletic game. Moreau travels to Vallejo Friday to face St. Patrick at 8 30 p m.
Irvington Vikings Rally For 71 68 Win Over James Logan
Irvington High defeated James Logan 71 68 in a Mission Valley Athletic League game after a third quarter surge at the free throw line. Scott MacGregor led Irvington with 21 points while Kevin Sanck added 20 and Bob Kilgore 17 as the Vikings improved to 2 4 in league play. Blake Chong scored 26 for Logan, now 1 6 in league, with Jeff Agraviador adding 22.
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Union City
Irvington High
James Logan
Vikings
Colts
Vikes
Inetes
Scott MacGregor
Irvington
Kevin Sanck
Bob Kilgore
Blake Chong
Jeff Agraviador
Logan
Joe Sankene
Visting Memorial
Newark
Khaw
Tavington
MacGeedee
Kligare
Finnny
Ph. Sanck
Stroman
No change in MVAL freshmen leaders all win
Mission San Jose, American, and James Logan high schools won in the Mission Valley Athletic League freshmen games. Mission San Jose beat Washington 47-4, Logan defeated Irvington 61-52, and American beat Memorial 60-28. All three sit at 5-1 in league play with top scorers Tom Spencer and Too Wittmer at 18 points for Mission and American, while Steve Cox led Logan with 15 and Jose Ramirez added 12.
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John F. Kennedy
Washington
Mission San Jose
Newar
Irvington
James Logan
Memorial
Layrigen
American
Iemorial
John Kennedy
Newark
Arvington
Fainay
Pat James Login
Mission
Jets
Jona F. Recredy
Washleypton
Levington
Fremont
Mission Valley Athletic League
Iriteaders
Braves
Logan
Tom Spencer
Too Wittmer
Steve Cox
Jose Ramirez
Irregular Sports Card Amid Mixed Regions
A fragment lists basketball and ice hockey matchups such as Golden State at Detroit and California at Toronto, with garbled place names and teams reflecting a dated or OCR error filled sports brief.
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Freie
Golden State
Detroit
California
Toronts
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