Raiders Triumph in Overtime Clinches Sky High Win
Oakland defeats Washington in an overtime thriller as Pete Banaszak scores all three Raiders touchdowns and Cliff Branch and Fred Biletnikoff star in a hard fought battle. Madden praises defense and pass protection after a turnover filled game. Branch and Bilesnikoff shine with late catches while Upshaw criticizes cheap shots. Oakland seeks home field as playoff bound with four games left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Raiders
John Marden
Madden
Raiders
Washington
Pearce
Rededdom
Oakland
George Allen
Upshaw
Cliff Branch
Pete Banaszak
Fred Biletnikoff
Game move eyed for Contra Costa Alameda tilt
Doug Sweeney of United Cerebral Party says the Last two Contra Costa Alameda County Altar football games may be moved to Diablo Valley College in 1976. He notes Fremont as a venue drew complaints about travel and fair access for fans and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tak Fudenma
Contra Costa
All-Star switch eyed for next year's county game
The article notes two stadiums with similar capacities around 6 000 but DYC field features turf and an endowed press box. It discusses changes for next year's game including start time 7 30 p m and moving from Friday to Saturday night. It mentions rotating hosts between Contra Costa and Alameda counties and a petition decision by the UCP board. It also covers the Mission Valley Athletic League Basketball Jamboree raising funds for SOS and a forthcoming February event and future format changes. A women' s basketball coaches clinic is planned at Bishop O'Dowd High School with speakers from Immaculata College Brevard College and Cal State Fullerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Fremont
NCAA
Diado Valley College
DYC
Bnet Mance
Board of Directors
UCP
Snark
Diablo Valley College
Rodak
Cathy Rush
Immaculata College
AIAW
Patsy Neal
Brevard College
Billie Jean Moore
Cal State Fullerton
Dick Dibiasso
Stanford
Bishop O'Dowd
Williams slips to 2nd round in 1969 NBA draft
Readers probe Williams selection by the Warriors after USC backcourt mate Gus Williams fell to the second round. The letter discusses why several teams passed over him, the impact of Williams on Golden State, and notes on other players and coaching moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Olderman
Warriors
A.M
Oakland
Calif
Williams
Usc
Gus
Bashy
Paul Roach
Oakland Randters
Starr
Green Bay Packers
Dick Bailey
Sacramento
Roach
Bart Starr
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Paul
Local Sports Slate Presents Mixed Hire for Tonight
A compact schedule lists basketball, soccer and wrestling events across multiple venues. Notable entries include James Logue at 7 38 p m, Berkeley versus Antarican, Foot versus Mrwerk and Onto against Yuta Bart with Warriors at Pritacet.
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Tooay
James Logue
Berkeley
Antarican
Mrwerk
Coens
Yuta Bart
Tornados Top Bailey For U14 Soccer Record
The Tornados defeated Bailey 41 to 25 to extend their unbeaten run and set a notable U14 record. Cabana and Comets top standings led by players like Rony Edwards and James Money as Warm Springs and Mays Mustangs battled in U14 and U16 action.
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Warm Springs Catena
Mays Mustangs
Cabana
Mustangs
Tornados
Comets
Bialdnders
Starbusters
Pantera
BiGhuitlo Pontia
Eakey
Coret
Bulldozers
Rony Edwards
James Money
Ricky Forrester
Craig Pleek
Nick Boatripht
Matt Smith
Marbusters
John Larson
Scot Taylor
Rusty Sack
Chrss Gurie
Fremont Vikings edge Li Raiders in youth soccer action
In Under 12 B league Fremont Vikings shut out Livermore 60 with goalie Victor Roberson earning the clean sheet. Kanati and Soreiw Pt Ajax and Kinnear each scored for Fremont while defenders Mike Bell Brian O Boyle and John Doyle held the line. The Fremont Celtics finished second in Under 14 A after a 1 1 tie with Pleasanton Ballistic, needing a win for first place.
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Aja
Oy Kat Soreiw Pt
Ajax
Kanati
Dominic Kinnear
Mike Bell
Brian O’boyle
Johun Doyle
Fremont Vikings
Livermore
Victor Roberson
Hugh Kinnear
Pleasanton
Fremont Celtics
Alameda
Fran Christian
St. Joseph
Susie
St. J Rat
Fremont
Robin
Bernie Stadelmane
Greg Simas
Brian McAtindon
Camming
White named to second team All-CC
Ohlone College football players earn All Coast Conference second team honors led by Brian White a linebacker and joined by John Crawford John Willingham and John Alamo. Hartnell Cabrillo lead final standings with Monterey and Gavilan following.
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White
Diefenbach
Pete Torrence
Larry Voster
Terrell Duran
Paul Landucci
Hartnell
Cabrillo
HHI
Monterey
Gavilan
Menlo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Star
Raiders Blast ‘Skiins
Cotein Gene Upshaw
Branch
Fred
H Voss
By Rich Gohlke
Costra Costa
By Gary Rubin
Mission Valley Athletic
SOS
Save Our Sports
W Fe Eine
Mach Aracs
Uw Prine
Lea Raahetoichibrer
I Byte Sos
UAW
Uley
806
Ginto
Bishop O'Dowd High School
Poothall
Bram White
Talis
Jobe Dintienbooh
Mad Setetantiogg
Aml
Fred Cresibenite
Wat Mitutanding Leven
Ohio State
R.M
Dublin
Iowa
Wally Chambars
Chicago Bears
Pate W. Lansing
Mich. N
Chambers
Wally
Detroit
Mount Clemens
Mich
Dick Stuart
LeGrande Anderson
Orem
Utah
Stuart
Greenwich
Conn
Fort Myers
Fla
Strangelove
Chuck Foreman
Minnesota
Lydell Mitchell
Baltimore
J.W
Covi Gton
Mitchell
Milt Plum
Jim Brown
Ropkins
A.G.C
Phenit
Ariz
National Football Conference
O.K
Steve Bartkowski
Atlanta
Mike Thomas
Russ Francis
New England
Oscar Roan
Cleveland
Neal Colzie
San Francisco 49Ers
Bay
Oakhind
Cal
Mike White
Nim
The
Argus
Cemer Square
Kremoai
Hig
Oiderman
Cerry
Sports Slate
DiGiulio
Pontiac State
Comet
Fremont City
Torradon
Chi Bermaca
Soeleen
Bette Morkin
Kurt Schacherer
David Geyrona
Get Sin
Ad Win
Waren Seelogs Cabena
Mays Muersargh
TOF
Oom Jerques
David Anna
Davie Winbert
Seor Allan
Decay Dutta
Warm Springs
Toe Fremont
Li Raiders
Ata Heey
Umer
Christian
Titans
Medina
Ken McDonald
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