Giants Set For Training Camp Near Phoenix Start
The San Francisco Giants announced spring training will open February 23 in Casa Grande, Arizona, with the traditional move to Phoenix 10 days later. Twenty-eight exhibition games are listed for 1982, nine against Cleveland, and the layout aims to minimize travel. The Giants and Cubs have long shared a spring routine, opening in Tucson and Phoenix. The NL season opens April 10 at Candlestick Park against Milwaukee.
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Patterson McNeeley Heavyweight Title Clash Slated
Floyd Patterson, 26, defends his heavyweight crown against undefeated Rocky McNeeley at Madison Square Garden with boxing legends Sonny Liston and Albert Westphal also featured. The bout gathers widespread interest across North America via closed circuit TV outlets as McNeeley seeks his 24th straight win in three years of pro boxing.
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Comets End Seals Skein 3-1 in Western Hockey Lagetta
San Francisco Seals saw their five game home win streak snapped as the Spoline Comets won 3-1 in a Western Hockey Lagetta at the Cow Dal age. Nick Misckoski spoiled the shutout with a goal at 8 30 of the third period.
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San Jose State Beats San Francisco In Tight Match
San Jose State defeats San Francisco with a 60 to 35 score as Braun and Holmberg lead for San Francisco while Brau, Robertson and Edwards tally early scoring. The game features strong defense and several turnovers amid a low scoring second half.
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CIF Delays All Star Football Ban and Keeps State Track Meets
The California Interscholastic Federation voted to continue statewide high school track meets and postpone decisions on all star football. It recommends lopping off high school seniors’ NCAA eligibility if they play in unsanctioned post season games, awaiting NCAA ruling. Decision split on single vs split track format. canoeing cycling fencing field hockey small bore shooting weightlifting added. Oslo Schmaelele elected president with Norman MacDonald as vice president andWilliam Russell as LA area commissioner Delbert Marshall as North Coast assistant commissioner.
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Shot at the buzzer lifts O'Dowd past Watsonville in tight win
Bishop O'Dowd junior varsity triumphs 46 to 45 over hosting Watsonville as Mate rich sinks a 15 foot shot with 16 seconds left. Malevich led scoring with 18 points while Pat Bailey added 11 and Bob Price 1 for the Dragon. O'Dowd improves to 5-1 in varsity play. next hosts Feneirn Tuesday afternoon.
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BYU Edges UCLA In Close Home Basement Thriller
Brigham Young University defeated UCLA 86 83 at Provo as junior forward Mal Skousen sparked a late surge to erase a UCLA lead. UCLA. Utah. BYU. Provo. March.
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Giants eye Tittle trade and Titan shakeup in NFL scene
The piece analyzes a potential Tittle trade from the 49ers or Rams era, noting Red Hickey's denial of deals to boost the Giants against the Titans. It discusses Cordileone as Tittle’s possible replacement, Tittle’s age and health questions, and the impact of scheduling on team strength amid a busy league shuffle. The article contrasts New York’s publicity hub status with team moves and quarterback turmoil affecting the era.
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Hayward Tourney On Tap This Week Card
The Hayward tournament heads into action this week with teams competing for top honors. Players including long-standing standouts and rising seniors surface as organizers prepare venues and schedules.
Local High School Invitational Basketball Schedule Readied
Schedules for multiple Bay Area teams dominate the page with games and venues. Miramonte hosts tournaments while Oakland and Alameda area schools prepare for Friday matchups including Livermore, San Lorenzo, Encinal, O'Dowd, and Amador among others. The piece lists times and pairings and notes Friday results will determine further round entries.
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Santa Clara Beats Chico State in season opener
Santa Clara Broncos opened the season with a 615 to score victory over Chico State in San Jose, extending a large early lead as coach Bob Ferrick emptied the bench. Key players included Santa Clara’s Chora with 41 and Petersen contributing, while Chico State had limited scoring as the Broncos held a commanding first-half lead.
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Pioneers Impressive In Defeat
Pioneers show strength in defeat as Gunthmed Fant Page HA notes Arrilinga and Aglund keep the game tight. Olympians rely on seven players and cautious play while Doughty and Wall fuel late surge. Pehouning-Arongth shines on boards and at the charity stripe ahead of the NATA Tourney in Sacramento with Cal Poly Pomona Pacifield University and Sacramento State.
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San Ramon Wolves Take Consolation Title In San Ramon Invite
San Ramon high in consolation play edged Amador 46 to 31 as Amador led late first half. St Macy’s of Berkeley and Galileo battled for the tournament crown while Amador’s Dons staged a late surge. San Ramon pulled away in the second half with strong foul shooting and key baskets to claim the win.
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Nation's Hoop Scores Show Volatile College Upsets
A chaotic OCR list catalogs numerous college basketball scores across the nation including California teams like Olympic Club, Hayward State, and UOP, with mixed results from San Jose State, San Francisco, and St Louis among many others. Notable results include Indiana Tech, Seton Hall, Canisius, Rutgers, and Penn State with varied margins, reflecting a busy, unsorted score roundup.
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Ohio State Opens With 72-57 Win
Ohio State Buckeyes, top-ranked in the AP pre-season poll, beat Morri da State 72-57 in Columbus. The Seutingles double teamed 6 foot-8 Jerry Lucas and held Alb America to 11 points, framing a strong defensive display.
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Wake Forest crushes Davidson to open season in Winston-Salem
Wake Forest, ranked third in the preseason AP poll, overwhelmed Davidson 62 to 6 in the season opener at home Saturday night. Jenny starred for the Demon Deacons as they coasted to a dominant victory.
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Bearcats Open Season With Narrow Victory Over Indiana
Cincinnati NCAA title defenders opened their basketball season with an 82 to 81 win over Indiana. The Bearcats edged a ranked opponent in a tense opener, signaling a competitive pursuit of another deep NCAA run.
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Sooners Upset USC in Tight Defensive Showdown
Oklahoma, led by Warren Fouts with 20 points, upset USC 66 to 56 in Norman. The Sooners smothered the Trojans on defense, holding scoring ace Iron Rudometriya to zero points as USC faltered in the intercontinental clash.
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