Art Alfaro noted as top Titan and battle for first team
The Mission Valley Athletic League all league team includes JFKs Art Alfaro and Dave Christian on the second unit while Whalen from the Vikings earns first team. Coaches defended Alfaro, citing his scoring, leadership with a broken nose, and defensive improvements amid a Titans’ late decline.
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Steve Garcia
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Chappell
Roche Owens duo fuels Gamecocks bid for NCAA title
South Carolina coach Frank McGuire praises John Roche as a scoring playmaker with a passing eye for Steve Owens. Roche averages about 24 points per game while often drawing double teams. Their chemistry, built from years together in New York, keeps the Gamecocks competitive in the NCAA race.
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Pete Maravich
University of South Carolina
Frank McGuire
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Roche
Gamecocks
New York
Roche the basketball fanatic drills after practice
Roche, a quiet but intense player, spends hours after scrimmage driving to the basket. McGuire notes his high school like hustle. Opponents, including North Carolina with all American Charlie Scott, found Roche difficult to guard and prone to forcing fouls.
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North Carolina
Gamecocks
Charlie Scott
Warriors TOC foes impress coach Alec Anderson
Fremont Mission San Jose coach Alec Anderson scouted TOC opponents and labeled Berkeley Castremont Arroyo Redwood and Bishop O'Dowd as strong. He cited O'Dowd scoring 100 against them and noted San Jose Mystic rivals Wilson and Redweed as tough. The Warriors had two practice days and healings ongoing with Shannon McMahon.
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Mission San Jose
Alec Anderson
Berkeley
Castre
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Coliseum
Wilson
San Francisco
Debuts Highlight Huskies and Colts Season Opener
Clyde Schmidt Coli reports nine debuts for the Huskies as they open the season facing the Pirates. The piece covers Fremont baseball and tennis bowls today with James Logan at San Leandro for a 2:30 p.m. start, plus Washington netters hosting Mt. Pleasant and Mission San Jose golf traveling to Livermore for a 3 p.m. match. It notes Logan’s returning core, limited pitching for the Colts, and Hadi Morshed’s potential impact as a transfer from Iran. It also previews Mission San Jose’s veteran golf lineup and tomorrow’s baseball and tennis schedule across schools including Irvington, Westmont, Canyon, and Newark.
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Logan
Dennis Forrest
John Seoane
Tom Array
Colts
Phil Thompson
Curt von Nostrand
Don Smith
Nellera Whie
Trasfer
Iran
Hadi Morshed
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Joe Mayers
Gary Hals Jack
Thad Peterson
Mark Shipman
Mark Santor
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Jim Reynosa
Mission San Jose
Wash‘ington
David Crowe
MLJ
Mike Rezzari
Jerry Fadenna
Mike Hirsch
Mike Macur
MSJ
Ted Mills
Irvington
Westmont
Washington
Canyon
St. Elizabeth
Newark
Pioneer spikers fall to Humboldt in season opener
Cal State Pioneers lose 94 to 60 at Humboldt State in the 1970 debut. Sprinters Don Webster and Kenn Waters swept the 10 and 220 finals, with Webster anchoring wins in the 440 and mile relays and Waters joining in the 440 relay. Other winners included Nate Slaughter in long jump and Dave Mills in steeplechase as CS Sanctioned entries struggled against Lumberjack depth.
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Mal Andrews
Humboldt State
Don Webster
Kenn Waters
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Nate Slaughter
Dave Mills
Kermit Bayless
Wes Jackson
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Creme
Huskies top Mats on links at Las Positas
Washington defeats Granada 45 to 67 at Los Positas Golf Course led by Orin Hoppermans 39 and Hoppermans 22 nine hole score to win five of six individual matches. Mike Powers added 42 for Washington while Dan Hall fell to Gary Passee 44 as the opening nine holes proved wet and soggy.
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Orin Hopperman
Los Positas
Washington
Granada
Hopperman
Dirk Bowerman
Mike Powers
Huskies
Dan Hall
Gary Passee
Hall
Las Positas
March 3 1938 Mile Record by Gilenn Cunningham
Gilenn Cunningham ran his fastest mile indoors at Dartmouth on March 3 1938 covering 504.4 seconds to beat Sydney Wooderson world mark of 400.4 seconds.
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Hanover Nah
Sydney Wooderson
Ohlone Golf at Sunol Valley. Renegade Baseball at De Anza
Ohlone College hosts Cabadilla at Sunol Valley at 1 p.m. while Renegade baseball travels to De Anza for a 2 40 p.m. tilt. Coach Jim Goodwin’s nine struggle with a 4 5 record but face Camino Norte champions Dons, in a tough Coastal Conference week.
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Ohlone ‘College
Cab Dilla
Sunol Valley
de Anza College
Jim Goodwin
Dons
Camino Norte
Rick Brown
Glen Egusa
Tom Chagnon
Edie Bressoud
Lough
Ohlone
Wayne Miller
Rolling Brothers
Tom Trump
Steve Faria
Tony de Jullio
Seahawks
Hartnel
Yuba College
Swinbill
Marysville
Craig Smithson
Rabbits Vie in Citrus Open Pro Golf in Lakeland
A field of 134 pro golfers including several recognizable names such as Jack Fleck and Claude Harmon Jr. will start the Florida Citrus Open in Lakeland, a $35,000 satellite event to the Florida Citrus Invitational at Orlando. The $5,000 first prize is up for grabs for younger pros like DeWitt Weaver and Jerry McGee, with the event to cut to the low 50 plus ties after 36 holes. The Florida Citrus Invitational at Orlando follows Thursday through Sunday, expected to lure top players.
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UPI
Orlando
Jack Fleck
J.C. Goosie
Dudley Wysong
Dean Refrain
Fee Cooper
Claude Harmon Jr
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DeWitt Weaver
Jerry McGee
Marty Meekman
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Monte Kaser
Riverside racer Jim Cook remains in critical condition
Riverside, Calif. UPI report states Jim Cook, 48, of Norwalk, California stayed in critical condition today six weeks after his car crashed during the $100 Motor Trend 500 at Riverside International Raceway.
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Calif
UPI
Jim Cook
Norwalk
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