Mission Valley League openers highlight busy prep slate
Mission Valley Athletic League swimming opens with Mission San Jose at James Logan and Irvington hosting Newark while Washington plays John F Kennedy. Golf, tennis, track and junior college matches follow through the week with Washington defending league titles and Mission San Jose poised as top challenger.
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Memphis State and Maryland Accept NIT Bids
Memphis State and Maryland accepted final no bids to the National Invitation Tournament after losses last night. Syracuse St Johns Niagara Princeton St Josephs Fordham Lafayette Oral Roberts Indiana Virginia were already selected. Memphis State, 21-4, lost to Louisville 88-72 in a playoff for the Missouri Valley bid, featuring Gary Finch Ronnie Robinson and Dan Hopcomb in strong seasons.
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Unsung cheerleaders face privacy and praise at games
The piece profiles college cheerleaders and a Santa Clara yell squad, highlighting their training, diet pressures, and public invisibility. It follows USF yell leader Deane Hit and Diane, a sophomore, discussing interviews, expectations, and preparation for playoffs amid limited recognition.
Fremont hosts First Auguil Fremont 10,000 Meter Race
More than 220 runners of all ages competed at Central Park in Fremont. West Valley Track Club led early with Tan Jackson and Uemie among top finishers in the under 52 category. Colombia’s Martin Paton placed seventh as the event drew international entrants and spectators. Robert Marines won the over 2 minute category with 40:15, aided by guide Harry Cordetlos.
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Emde wins Daytona 200 motorcycle title in 103.358 mph
Don Emde of San Diego California won the Daytona 200 motorcycle race at Daytona Beach Florida among 67 rivals. He rode a Yamaha averaging 103.358 mph to finish ahead of Ray Hempstead of St. Petersburg Florida and David Smith of Lake Worth California. Phil Read of Surrey England was fourth on a Norton and Fred Guttenr of Detroit Michigan was fifth on a Yamaha. The race featured nine riders trading the lead with Emde taking the lead for good in the final two laps after Geol Perry caused an incident by a broken chain.
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Gunter sweeps King in Brinker final at Dallas
Nancy Richey Gunter, said to be at her best, used a late surge to win the Brinker Tournament final, defeating Billie Jean King 7 6, 6 1 in Dallas. Gunter earned $11,000, boosting her season total to $16,809 after eight Virginia Slims stops. King showed late fatigue as Gunter closed with four straight points in the deciding set.
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Ohio U ready if elimination stands
Ohio University coach Jim Snyder said the Bobcats are prepared to play in the NCAA Mideast semifinals in Dayton if Marquette’s eligibility issue is resolved. He noted the NCAA has not ruled yet and that players hope to finish exams before any potential game Thursday night.
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Mira King Reaches Semifinal After Upset Wins
Fourth seed Mira King defeated fifth seed Chris Everts in the quarterfinals then topped top seed Evonne Goolagong in a semifinal effort. She later played a doubles match as part of a strong showing in the tournament.
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