Cal Faces Rose Bowl Bid Fight in Pac Eight Race
The Pac Eight title chase tightens as Cal holds a half game edge at 4-1 with two games left, followed by USC UCLA Stanford and Washington all 3-1. Cal needs wins over Washington and Stanford to threaten a Rose Bowl berth amid a tight race that could hinge on a UCLA upset or conference tiebreakers. A second item notes a Bay Area drive to honor Jim Otto with a retirement dinner in Oakland featuring Al Davis and John Madden.
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Mission Valley rivals chase late season title
In the MVAL race time is short as Mission Lan ce High Warriors push for the title with two games left. JFK, James Logan, Washington, Memorial and American vie for position while injuries and turnovers shape key matchups and coach comments.
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Kennedy leads Fremont Christian in soccer win
Mike Kennedy scored two goals to lift Fremont Christian to a 4 0 victory over Liberty Christian of San Jose. Randy Canha and Lenny Maria also scored for Fremont Christian. Gordon Bradley left as coach of the New York Cosmos to join the NASL as vice president of player development.
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MSJ Offense Dominates League Standings
MSJ offense leads the Missoo Mision Valley Athletic League with 1 83 yards across five games, a 320.6 average, while defense allows 750 yards, 150.0 per game. John F. Kennedy is second in offense with 1 26 yards, 243.2 average, as American sits third in both team offense and defense.
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O'Connor Leads MSJ Past Irvington In Volleyball Victory
Ellen O'Connor scored nine points including seven straight to drive Mission San Jose to a 7 15 1 5 victory over Irvington. American edged Logan 10 15 15 9 15 4 with Tina Eppler totaling 17 points. Keene beat Newark 11 1 16 12 as Kathy Swihart produced 13 points. Kennedy remained undefeated in JV with a 15 10 15 5 win over Newark.
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Ashe wins easily at Stockholm Open in Europe
In Stockholm on Tuesday at the Stockholm Open, Arthur Ashe defeated Ismael El Shafel of Egypt 64 63. Jimmy Connors, seeded second, defeated Wojtek Fibak 61 63 in under 45 minutes. Various other first round results featured Levastyse, Panatta, Moore, Pecei, Hewitt, Okker, McManus, Mitton, Palmn, Meijer, and Van Dillen advancing in the Commercial Union Grand Prix event.
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Onny Palmn
New Zealand
Hans Goerangaon
Karl Meijer
West Germany
Rolf Norberg
Eric van Dillen
San Mateo
Galif
Zeljko Franulovic
Yugoslavia
Stengel Lauded At Memorial Service In New York
Casey Stengel honored posthumously at St Patrick’s Cathedral memorial in New York attended by about 300 including Mets officials but few major league players. M. Donald Grant recalled Stengel’s impact with the Mets and Berra praised his directness while critics noted immortality is possible per baseball officials.
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