Frederick Closes In On Pennelly In MIVAL Stats
Irvington's Greg Frederick closes the gap to seven yards behind Mission San Jose's Les Pennelly after three games in MIVAL rushing rankings. Pennelly held to 56 yards by Amador as Frederick rips 131 yards, Seuser rises to third with 303 yards, Sullivan climbs to fourth at 272. Washington defense clamps run game to zero yards, Pennelly and Sullivan drive Warriors ground output near 250 yards per game.
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MVAL gridiron teams near even finish to nonleague slate
The Mission Valley Athletic League will finish its nonleague schedule with more wins than losses. Washington at Tracy and St Francis of Mountain View at Mission San Jose highlight the final week. Irvington remains unbeaten, Newark eyes a win to even its slate, and Kennedy seeks improvement as Dublin looms.
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Fremont Cowboys edge Eagles 26 19 in league showdown
Kevin Carpenter connects with im McDonald on a late two yard pass sealing a 26 19 win for the Cowboys over the Eagles in Fremont Football League action. Eagles opened with a 12 0 lead on Burke to Landes and Perrerla runs, but Dallas tied and led at halftime before breaking away in the final minutes.
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Brian White
Bengals Upset Chiefs 24 20 in March NFL Action
Cincinnati, with Sam Wyche filling in for injured Greg Cook, rallied to a 24 20 victory over Kansas City. The Bengals leveraged a tough defense and timely passing to seize the win, marking a third straight triumph in the NFL.
Cards Rally To Defeat Bears In 20-17 Thriller
St Louis Cardinals rally to beat Chicago Bears 20-17 after replacing Charley Johnson with Jim Hart. Hart connected with Gilliam for 33 yard gains and an eight yard completion setting up Willis Crenshaw's two yard TD. Mac Percival missed a game ending 26 yard field goal.
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College grid scoreboard scattered scores across teams
A jumbled recap lists numerous football scores including Oregon UCLA 44 23, Santa Clara 32 5, Utah 42, Cal Poly Pomona 28, San Diego State 51, Montana 47, Fresno 24, Cal 4, and various other pairings. The text combines team names, scores, and extraneous characters without a single cohesive game narrative.
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Ohlone Shows Fight in Late Rally Against Yuba
Ohlone Renegades, trailing 33-0 to fifth-ranked Yuba College, sparked in the fourth quarter but still fell 40-0 at Marysville High. Coach Dick Paynter praised the late resurgence, promised offensive tweaks, and eyed Moorpark College next at Newark High Saturday.
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Fremont Semipros Lose in Extra Inning Salvo to Monterey
Fremont semipro club drops 10-9 in 10 innings to the Monterey Bombers in the San Jose Winter League debut. Manager Andy Ilorn took responsibility for early substitutions that backfired as Steve Sherill homered twice to rally Monterey, while Fremont built a lead on hits by Owens Jacinta Roelling and Missiontubble but could not close out the ninth. DeBarr pitched for Fremont and left with six earned runs after absorbing two homers.
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Bush
DeBarr
Fremont Booters Sweep Local Clubs in League Play
Fremont Soccer Association teams swept three leagues, with the Ranch (12-under) defeating St. Michael's 3-0 as Rich Timmons scored twice and Rick Sanborn earned his fifth shutout. Centerville (14-under) edged Livermore Atomic Greens 1-0 on Tommy Fagundes's goal. Fremont Patriots (15-under) beat Dublin 5-2, led by Larry Rendon with three goals and Jimmy Garcia with two.
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Hill Paces Dallas Past Saints 21-17
Rookie Calvin Hill rushed for 141 yards and two touchdowns to lift the Dallas Cowboys to a 21-17 comeback win over the New Orleans Saints. Hill scored on a 9 yard run for the decisive score with 9 46 left, finishing a 57 yard drive after his first 2 yard TD earlier in the second quarter. Cowboys quarterback Craig Morton also connected on a 49 yard TD pass to fullback Les Shy.
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Bills Top Broncos By 41-28
Buffalo quarterback Jack Kemp threw three touchdown passes and the Bills defense intercepted five Denver passes to end a one game skid. Kemp connected on a 55 yard TD to Haven Moses with 2 27 left in the first half to put Buffalo ahead for good in a 41 28 victory over Denver.
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Lions Blank Giants in 24-0 NFL rout
Detroit Lions shut out the New York Giants 24-0 as Bill Munson connected with Nick Eddy for a scoring pass and Mel Farr added a two yard TD run. Barney returned a punt 74 yards for a late score as Detroit improves to 1-1.
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Snead Fires Five TD Passes In Eagle Win
Norman Snead threw five touchdown passes to Ren Hawkins and Harold Jackson as the Philadelphia Eagles recovered from an early 13 point deficit to defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers 41 to 27. Hawkins hauled in four scoring strikes, tying a 35 year old Eagle record, including yardage from 26, 28, 47 and 3 yards. The fifth TD widened the margin and secured the victory.
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Gerela Boots Oilers To 22 10 Victory Over Dolphins
Houston rookie Roy Gerela kicked five field goals including 17 17 89 31 and 30 yards to lift the Oilers past winless Miami 22-10. The Canadian soccer style kicker set a team single game mark with four field goals in 1965 by George Blanda and matched near AFL record pace.
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