Mission San Jose Cruises Past Washington in 25-0 Rout
Mission San Jose High, led by quarterback Kelly Turner and a two-way eight-man lineup, overwhelmed Washington High 25-0. Turner, despite a back issue, ignited a strong ground game as Mission’s defense held Washington to 41 rushing yards while rushing for 281 yards. Coach Jim Randall praised the defense and team toughness as Mission seizes control of the Mission Valley Athletic League title race and eyeing North Coast Section playoffs.
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Scarce salmon and steady steelhead on Sacramento River outlook
Outdoor report from Scarce fishing on the Sac rameno River notes hookups at Woodson Bridge but only two to three fish landed daily, mostly male salmon and scarce steelhead in Deer Creek. Royce Boggs at Colusa reports rare 20 to 30 pound salmon sightings, Al Walker at Los Molinos notes steelhead hitting only on Glo Bugs, and salmon fishing slow above Red Bluff Dam.
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MSJ Eyes Third Straight Title With Kennedy Victory
Mission Valley Athletic League football action features MSJ seeking a third straight title after Friday’s 24-23 win over John F. Kennedy High at Fixenna Field. Washington High and Irvington loom as rivals as the schedule shifts to weekend games and nearby cross country and field hockey results surface.
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Buffone Key To Bears In TV Clash With Vikings
Bears face the 6-0 Vikings on KGO TV in a Monday night clash after a 28-3 defeat in their first meeting. Buffone's absence as anchor of the defense exposed Chicago to Fran Tarkenton and a shaky unit as Pardee hopes a stronger effort can halt a three game skid. Bud Grant cited Chicago’s improving personnel as a threat in this nationally televised showdown.
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Andretti wins Riverside IROC in final 1975 race
Andretti and Allison duel for victory as Andretti clinches IROC at Riverside, finishing ahead of Allison, A.J. Foyt, and Al Unser. The 100 mile race, part of major North American road racing, pays $19,450 to the winner and $11,950 to the Lola teammate.
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Robinson Released After Shoulder Injury Surgery
Frank Robinson, who had surgery to repair a torn cartilage and remove spurs from his left shoulder, was released Sunday from Lutheran Medical Center after a Monday incident involving team changes and medical care.
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Past Headlines Show Varied Wins Across Sports
A year ago Mark Palmore starred with 147 rushing yards and three touchdowns as team fell 49-77 to Monterey. UCLA beat Cal 283, Stanford edged Washington State 218. Warriors beat Pistons 106-104. American over Irvington 7-0 in prep football. Five years ago Muhammad Ali returned with a third round TKO over Jerry Quarry. Gary Medeiros threw five TDs as James Logan beat Newark 42-16. Steve Santini had three TD catches. Seven years ago Cal routed Syracuse 43-0 while Stanford edged them 20-17. Irvington narrowly beat Ken IW 70.
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Detroit Pistons
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Muhammad Ali
Jerry Quarry
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Tate Bodine double winners in Martinsville NASCAR doubleheader
Monk Tate of Ruffin North Carolina won the Late Model Sportsman 250 at Martinsville Speedway amid a wreck filled race with only four finishers. Bodine, driving a Vega, claimed the Modified race after Maynard Page ran out of fuel late, as Bodine led late to win and earn a $31,000 lap money bonus.
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