Stephenson Leads Titans in 1971 72 Preview
Fremont basketball reports a real fine club this year with Stephenson the lone returning starter from last season. Coach Van Deusen notes strong support from junior varsity grads and frosh, as the team balances depth with Stephenson’s potential as a leading scorer and center.
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Vike grapplers seek best ever season under Burns
Fremont note on wrestling coach Dennis Burns plans to top last two years as he inherits most of the Irvington squad. Returning stars Gallia Hoffman Soarala Medetros and others pace the Vikes while key seniors Montoya Lean and Korbner miss time. Transfer Craig Faulkner and Deve face bolster lineup as Arnold Martinian guides Irvington toward league duals.
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Handicapper sets 130 pound sophomore in Turkey Day fest
The Mission San Jose soccer season features sophomore son of Cavan in the 130 pound class for the Turkey Day meet. Eight rivals await as he carries a nine rival handicap to tackle the 16 mile event, aiming to prove himself through experience and competition.
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College grid standings and stakes at Bay Meadows
Bay Meadows hosts Thanksgiving weekend stakes with 39 nominations for three year olds in the $24,000 handicap and a weight assignment for the Friday program. Other events on the card include the $1,000 added Bay Meadows stakes and the Sheeley family’s contenders among 15 two year olds. Washington’s spring season notes highlight several graded runners and notable performances, with plans for lead horses and jockeys under strong entries.
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Cornhusker back fined for taking police car ride
LINCOLN Neb UP I reports say Cornhusker back Glen Garson, a California native and Cornhusker alternate, was fined $50 after driving a police car around the block. Coach Bob Devaney has not decided if Garson’s incident will affect his status. he was reportedly hurt and may miss the Thanksgiving game against Oklahoma.
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Wrestlers Clash as Huskies and Warriors Battle for East Bay Supremacy
In a long running East Bay league rivalry, Washington Huskies coach Preisendorf and Mike Ruiz of Mission San Jose lead teams into a series of tense mat meets. Past three years show Huskies two wins to Ruiz’s one, with strategic lineup tweaks and mind games shaping each confrontation.
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Gals pro net tour to start in S F
The professional women's tennis tour for 1972 will begin in San Francisco in January. Billy Jean King and Rosemary Casals lead a 12 seed lineup for a $17,008 purse. King predicted USLTA suspensions but expected many top players to join. Matches will be at Civic Auditorium with entrants from Canada, France, Italy, and Australia plus others. Ann Haydon Jones and Margaret Smith Court may join later in 1972.
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Louisiana Tech Faces Michigan Rival in Ruston Clash
Louisiana Tech hosts a matchup with a Michigan foe, as the Bulldogs prepare to face Wichita Falk in Ruston, Texas.
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Spartans and Long Beach State in Pasadena Bowl race
Pac-8 and Pac Coast teams push for Pasadena Bowl with San Jose State and UC Santa Barbara looming. Long Beach State defeated Hawaii to stay in contention while Fresno State beat Pacific, and weekly honors went to Pac-8 players including Sipe Brown Harris Huget and McNeil.
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