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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1972
Page
9
Sperou cites violation in Warriors non-league slate when two away dual meets occurred in one week. As penalty, Warriors forfeit first league win. advisory board to meet Wednesday to consider basketball and wrestling recommendations including possible reentry into conference. Next cross country inactive. Miner meet November 6 with practice games pending.
Craig Smithson reports a Mission Valley Athletic League pool meet where Mission edged South San Francisco 48 to 38. The hosts and visitors traded moments before Mission pulled ahead with key wins in the relay and sprint events led by Brad Anderson Paul Fracalli and Jim Gaston.
Granada edges Kennedy 9 innings with a late rally as Doc Cress yields four hitless frames for Kennedy. Daryl Frye and Dan deliver key hits, Melaughton hits twice, Fisher drives in two for Granada. Mike Fugit takes loss for Kennedy as four runs cross in relief.
In Seattle Houston escapes Portland 114 to 111 after a fourth quarter surge led by Tomjanovich. He scored a key points while Elvin Hayes added 28, Petrie 27 for Portland, Wicks and Pet tie contributing earlier. Portland rallied but fell short in the final stretch.
New York reports the Los Angeles Lakers and Chicago Bulls will open a best of seven series in Los Angeles on March 2. The Lakers clinched the Pacific Division title while the Bulls hold 52 22 with at least second in the Midwest and chase the Milwaukee Bucks who lead the division by five games. both teams have seven games left.
Alameda defeated the Newark Knights 395 at Alameda Municipal. Mark Marrigan and David Poole shot 35s for Newark, while Jerry Butterfield led the Knights with Newark's top score. Newark aims to rebound against San Lorenzo Monday at Silver Pines.
Pacific spoiled Mission's 1972 diamond habit with a 3-2 extra inning victory in San Leandro. Gary Durham nailed a two run single in the tenth to cap Pacific's comeback after Mission led 2-1 earlier. Pacific improved to 11 while Mission fell to 11.
Pacific High built a 20 0 lead by the second inning and widened it to 60 with four runs in the fourth, beating Mission San Jose Braves 74 in the frosh-soph game. Darry Sturdevant and Brian White had Braves RBIs with base hits and scored on errors as Pacific rolled past three Brave pitchers.
Hayward Berkeley BOD and San Joaquin Memorial won opening round games in the Coliseum Arena to reach Friday semifinals. Hayward beat Tamalpais 49 to 48 while Berkeley survived Dublin in two overtimes 82 to 78. Bishop O Dowd defeated Balboa 74 to 63 and Fremont fell to San Joaquin Memorial 55 to 155. Tonight O Dowd meets San Joaquin in the last semifinal at 9 p.m. and Hayward faces Berkeley at 7:30 p.m. with other bracket semis listed.
Judy Lord stars for Kennedy High with a 28.3 2 mile, 27-3 shot put and 21-3 discus as Kennedy beats Washington 51 46 in Mission Valley meet. Lisa Emerson and Stacey Webb add wins including a 680 yard relay. both teams now 2 4.
John Mendoes delivered a two out single for Kennedy F-S to cap a two run bottom of the seventh as JFK erased a one run Granada lead and won 4 to 3. Stars include Kemer, Stoddard, Ogden, Armes, Arenes, and Kanyon in the Kennedy lineup.
Nelson Burton Jr. of St. Louis dominated the 197 man field in Toledo as the elimination phase of the PBA Buckeye Open wrapped up. He rolled 1,380 pins in six games for a 304 average and led the qualifying round, with the field trimmed to 74 semifinalists.
James Logan High girls basketball sped to a 64 31 victory over Mission San Jose as Coren Bymez scored 24 and Anta Humphries 22. Janie Hager led Misite with 13 points amid a rough afternoon on the boards.
Mission San Jose High girls defeated James Logan in a Valley track meet 75 to 22. Nancy Stein stars in sprints and anchors a 480 yards relay quartet. Mission sets league relay record and aims at Washington next.
Washington High remained unbeaten in the Missionary Girls Athletic League with a 43-32 victory over John F. Kennedy. Helen Tate led WHS with 14 points, Carol McCamber added 13, and Joan Honda 6. Olivia Santiago led Kennedy with 12 points.
Newark High downed Irvington 52 to 43 for its first Mission Valley Girls Authetic League win. Debbie Gunn led Newark with four first places in 30 low hurdles discus high jump and shot put, backed by Karen Nichols and Lisa Love among other winners.
Newark High girls beat Irvington 49 to 47 at home as Jane Tim posted 25 points to carry the offense. Chris Mezzano contributed 1 rebound while Irvington’s scoring was led by Mary Henderson with 14 points and Jill Goldman with 14.
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