Huskies Rally Past Titans For Narrow Football Win
Husky back Greg Richardson rushed for three touchdowns to lift Washington to a 27 76 victory over John F. Kennedy Titans after JFK led late in the game. Richardson broke free with two scores in 1 minute 49 seconds to seal the win.
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Kennedy Football Triumph Over Washington in Scrimmage Thriller
Kennedy pulled ahead against Washington in the third quarter, marking a historic scoring run against the Tit ains. Brad Bishop connected with JFK Washington for multiple bursts and passes as Washington answered with a series of receptions and rushing plays, while Kennedy’s defense forced key turnovers and set up the decisive scoring drive.
Washington tops Kennedy for first in MVAL race
Washington defeats Kennedy 29 7 as Richardson and Fadema lead a 93 and 92 yard rushing combo. Pacing the defense Washington limits Kennedy to four offensive plays after the kickoff and gains 263 total offense to Kennedy 178. First in MVAL at 3 0, Kennedy tied for second at 2 1.
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Warriors surge past Bulls in San Diego showdown
Golden State overcame Chicago 83 to 74 as Nate Thurmond led with 30 points and 17 rebounds, Russell 30, Mullins 28, while Cliff Ray grabbed 18 boards for the Bulls. The game, played at the San Diego Sports Arena before 4,126 fans, marked the Warriors’ first return to San Diego since branding the franchise.
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Vikes Rip Knights 35 to 0 in second straight rout
Irvington High blasted Newark 35 4 last night in the Mission Valley Athletic League game. Quarterback Jack Hall set the tone with two 5 yard TD passes in the second quarter while Jerry Hoffman and Dave Burch connected on long plays. Irvington dominates with multiple scorers, earns a share of second in the league with two games left.
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Huskies Triumph In MVAL Clash At Memorial Field Fremont
Washington Huskies defend their MVAL title bid with a 20 to 7 win over previously unbeaten Kennedy. Highlights include a 53 yard pass, a 1 yard plunge, and a 9 yard run, as the Huskies stay alive in the championship race.
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Newark Freshman Football Beats Irvington 14-8 on turf
Newark High freshman football upset Irvington with a 14-8 victory on their home turf. Paul Sullivan connected with Gary Jefferson for a 15 yard score, Jefferson then toed the extra point pass from Rich Perry to tie 8-8. Irvington led briefly in the second half before Newark’s defense and late stand secured the win.
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Chiefs waive punter Willie Elscheid after injury
In Boston, the Chiefs cut former Oakland Raider punter Willie Elscheid who had been on the Raider taxi squad following a leg injury. Context notes place the event amid college action where Connecticut beat Boston University 14 to 10 with Lou Alten scoring two rushing touchdowns.
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Barbero leads Pups past Tykes in shutout win
In Fremont Me morial Field Washington junior varsity topped John F Kennedy 21 to 0. Barbero scored two touchdowns for the Healy Pups with a first quarter one yard plunge and a third period seven yard run. Gary Atkins added a second score and Mickey Bernard connected on a 29 yard pass to Barbero setting up the first TD. Washington’s defense held JFK inside its 3 yard line and Earl Finley preserved an undefeated extra point record with a third extra point kick.
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