Granada edges Mission San Jose in a hard fought football duel
Granada builds a 14 6 lead then trails 15 14 after a pivotal fumble and interception. Mission fights back with a late drive but Granada answers with a fourth quarter score to seal the victory as Jaeger and Walden connect on key plays and Malia adds crucial points.
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Sixers Roll Past Trail Blazers For Fourth Straight Win
Philadelphia 76ers beat Portland 131 111 as Billy Cunningham 26 and George McGinnis 23 pace the win. Doug Collins 19 and Sydney Wicks 20 pace Portland in a game missing Bill Walton.
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Chabot Gladiators Claim GGC Title with 14 0 Victory
Chabot College caps a 9 1 season by topping Foothill 14 0 to win the Golden Gate Conference championship. Freshman Steve Stanton set up the clinching score with a leaping interception and recovered a fumble late. Chuck Stevenson and Tom Ferguson connected for the only pass TD as Darryl Ashley added a nine yard run following Stanton’s pick.
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Noonan FG lifts Pinole over Eagles in NCS playoff thriller
In a tight North Coast Section 4-A first round game Pinole Valley 40 edged Gayton Valley 10-7 as Mark Noonan kicked a 23 yard field goal with 2:04 left. Noonan also stars at wide receiver and led a 60 yard drive for the winning points. Zahner's 40 yard drive opened Pinole's second quarter scoring and Arnold tied the game for Clayton Valley briefly before Noonan sealed the win. Pinole advances to face Granada in the NCS 4A final at Diablo Valley College.
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