San Lorenzo Tops San Lorenzo Invitational Wrestling Meet
San Lorenzo High won the San Lorenzo Invitational for the third straight year with 1M points, Arroyo second, Marina 71, and Peci Lie trailing. San Lorenzo captured titles in 95, 103, 102, 127, 188, 154 and 13 pound classes, while Arroyo claimed five firsts but weak in lighter weights.
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San Lorenzo
Hayward Area Athletic League
Northern California
Rebels
Arroyo
Marina
Jim Creed
San Lorenzo Grapplers
Don Cadanasso
Dave Barber
Dave Goss
Marsh Stone
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Legal action sought to declare Packers stadium contract
Milwaukee County Board notified Friday of a planned court action to declare a contract granting the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League exclusive use of a stadium in Milwaukee. The suit will be filed in circuit court by Gerald Hagie, a local citizen and taxpayer desiring to watch games and see other teams play there.
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Gerald Hagie
Comeback by San Leandro Upsets Skyline 45-44
San Leandro High rallied from eight down in the final 2 minutes to beat Skyline 45-44 at Skyline. Duke Hise led the Pirates with 15 points as Mahlon Nuke hit the clutch three to seal the win in a chaotic finish with key plays from Mike Chaney and Norm Solberg.
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Mahlon Nuke
Clutch
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Skyline
Pirates
Duke
Mike Chaney
Buc
Mary
Norm Solberg
Stan Ornellas
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Skyline Orpellan
Burien
Farmers Bounce Panthers in Overtime Victory
In Santa Clara the Farmers defeated Santa Clara High 64 to 41 after an overtime scare. Mike Haines led with 15 points, John Malbray added 12, Mitch Champi controlled the boards, and Warren Morse contributed six points as Hayward rallied from an early deficit.
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Bellarmine Prep
Dayward
Bob McKillup
Mike Haines
John Malbray
Farmers
Santa Clara High
Mitch Champi
Hayward
Malbray
Champi
Dennis Hragonier
Maywart
Sante Sista
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Inreet Chama
Aura
Aliahae
Haines
Pinutser
Madge Perthiag
Andreada Oy
Lawson
Pras
Newnes Te Devan Beravist
Holland
Tovals
San Lorenzo
Wayward
Rebels Dominate Livermore in 76-59 Blowout
San Lorenzo Rebels defeated Livermore 76 to 59 as Chris Dusk scoed 20 points and Chris Schulenberger added 8. Livermore’s Mickey Exvans and Ray Alsdorf led with 12 points apiece but could not erase the Rebels early advantage.
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Livermore
Chris Dusk
Chris’ Schulenberger
San Lorenzo Rebels
Mickey Exvans
Ray Alsdorf
Rebs
Canyon High Cougars overpower Campo Lindo in HAAL clash
Canyon High overwhelms Campolindo 47 to 8 behind a full court press and three double digit scorers. Bob Conte leads with 21 points and 10 rebounds while Bob Whobrey adds 16 points and 10 boards as Canyon cruises. Don Holmes adds 11. Tim Domin limited by early fouls but contributed seven and four. Canyon's JV also wins 36 to 37 as HAAL tournament looms Thursday.
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Castro Valley
Cougars
Canyon High
Campo ‘Lindo Cougars
Canyon Cougars
Bob Conte
Bob Whobrey
Conte
Whobrey
Pace Canyon
Don Holmes
Canyon
Carapolindo
Tim Domin
Jeader
Iand
Chis Weiler
Jvs
Campolindo
Campolinde
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Race Strike Threatens Opening of California Winter Meet
Los Angeles union locals representing most race track workers vow a strike that could halt winter racing. The Building Service Employees Union awaits a reply from the California race tracks federation on a new contract offer due by December 26 as Santa Anita plans to open its winter meeting with Bay Meadows hosting races in Northern California.
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Building Service Employes Union
Federation of California Race Tracks
Santa Anita
Bay
Meadows
Marina Pacific Tilt Promises Fine Shots
A large crowd is expected for the Alameda clash as Marina High hosts Pacific Tilt in a non league basketball game at 24 p.m. Both teams rely on height and sharp shooting led by Ken Youngblood Kent McLean and Dahling to pace offense. Other contending games include St. Elizabeth's at Mary’s of the Ward Area Athlete League, Stockton versus Camden.
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Tost
Nigil
Marina High
Pa- Baialte
Aemberin
Yhame Hing Eancific
Titins
Basketbornats
Pacific
Kenive Mole
Youngblood
Ave Show
Kent McClean
Cellent
Deere Dahling
Hay-/Elizabeth’s
Mary's
Stockton
Camden
Marina
Beathion
Quick Eyes Feet Edge Monarchs In 65 59 Victory
Acalanes held Mt Eden to 65 59 with strong guard play and 23 of 47 shooting while Mt Eden sank 24 of 78. Bob Wand was 15 points for Livermore as Granada beat College Park 62 50 in opening games. Silvas led with 21 for Ata.
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Acalanes
Mt. Eden
Acalanés
Bob Andon
Livermore
Jim Fa Ogee
Gans
Les Silva
Ata
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Steve Herba
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Iris
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Lloyd Block
National Hockey League Scores Turbulent Weekend
Fragmentary report notes games across New York Montreal Toronto Chicago and more with unclear scores and outcomes. Mentions teams and players in scattered phrases suggesting a busy schedule and partial results.
Fight Results From Rome Show Varied Display
In Rome results list Nina Benvarntl and Harnandes among fighters with notable performances. Lar Vane Nevis and Tarver appear in the card with mixed outcomes. The report notes French participation and hotel venues as part of the event backdrop.
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Nina Benvarntl
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Fremont High Eyes St Elizabeths Invite Upset Chance
Fremont High coaches Lea Allamanno lead the Tigers into the St Elizabeths Invitational tournament favorite role after a 74 to 48 win over St Elizabeths. Dorado led the Mustangs with 17 points as Fremont sprinted to a 20 point first-period lead and held on.
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Lea Allamanno
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St. Eisabeths
Uast
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Leo
Sunset Falcons edge Oakland Tech in late thriller
Sunset High defeated Oakland Tech 55 54 with five seconds left as Dennis Zaballos was fouled in the one and one. Tech led late but Sunset's defense tightened, and Zaballos buried both free throws to seal the win. Sunsets guards Manny and Zaballos led with 12 and 11 points, while Tech’s David Sandies poured in 25 in a tight, misfiring game.
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Falcons
Dennis Zaballos
Tech
Wallace Johnson
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Sunset
Rusty Manning
David Sandles
Oakland Crew
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Rinker
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Tennyson Stampedes Colts for 69-57 Victory
In Fremont, the Tennyson Lancers rallied from a early deficit to beat James Logan 69-57. Bill Parkard led scoring with 17 after a slow first half, while Logan saw two starters foul out in the third period as the Lancers surged in the final eight minutes.
Cincinnati Bearcats football coach resigns after 1966 season
Charles Z. Studley resigns as head football coach of the University of Cincinnati after a 1 7 record in 1966. At 37, he cites seeking fresh leadership and plans for the future while noting six years in Cincinnati produced 27 wins and 13 losses. The resignation follows the Bearcats’ final season.
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Chuck) Studley
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Cincinnati
Studley
Cinenati
Arizona Wildcats face USF in Bay Area TV showdown
The Arizona Wildcats, after a 79-68 win over San Jose State, travel to USF Gym for a 3 p.m. tipoff broadcast on KTVU Channel 2. Arizona State heads to Palo Alto to clash with Stanford as St. Marys meets Cal at Berkeley, while Pacific hosts Hardin-Simmons.
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USF
KTVU
Channel 2
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Palo Alto
Tribe
St. Mary’s
Cal Bears
Berkeley
Harmony
University of Pacific
Hardin-Simmons
Spurrier and Holman In Passing Records Duel
New York AP summary of 1966 college football passing trends shows major programs throwing far more than a decade earlier. Wichita State and Arizona players lead in completions and yardage, with Florida’s Steve Spurrier and San Jose State’s Dan Holman sharing accuracy highlights amid the season’s passer rankings.
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Nacional
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Campons
Wichita State
Joh Bekman
Glenn Meltzer
Bekman
Mark Reed
Arizona
Steve Spurrier
University of Florida
Dan‘ny Holman
San Jose State
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Meller
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Baylor
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Cryile
Arianna
Yamb'lan
Louisville
Unitas May Start At QB For Colts In Bears Clash
Baltimore's John Unitas threw both long and short passes Friday and Coach Don Shula said Unitas will start against the Chicago Bears. Unitas has been troubled by a shoulder bruise but was effective in practice.
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Don Shula
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India
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Brazil
Tomas Kochi
Detroit Lions
Ramanthan Krishnan
Los Angeles
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49ers Ready to Face Packers in Cold Milwaukee Clash
San Francisco seeks a season sweep at County Stadium against Green Bay, broadcast on KPIX Channel 5 at 10:45 a.m. The 49ers, led by John Brodie, aim to rebound after a strong rushing run but trail in points per game to the Packers. Green Bay, bolstered by a turnover-prone defense, relies on Bil Starr as the league’s top passer.
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Middle Coaches Resign at Navy Amid Coaching Shakeup
ANNAPOLIS AP The Naval Academy announced that offensive backfield and ends coach Hugh McWilliams and offensive line coach Ern ie Jorge are resigning from the Navy football staff. Capt Alan R Cameron athletic director said he has accepted their resignations. Jorge and McWilliams said they leave with pride in the Navy and loyalty to its officers and midshipmen. Bill Elias will begin screening applications for the two vacancies. Jorge joined Navy in 1930s from the Chicago Cardinals after starring at St Mary's College and hails from Turlock California. McWilliams joined Navy in 1960 after playing at the University of the Pacific.
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College Tilts Across Schools From East to West
A flurry of college basketball results across multiple teams reports scores for East Coast programs like Villanova and New Hampshire, midwest and mid-Atlantic matchups, and West Coast clashes including San Jose and Gonzaga. Notable results include Texas and Baylor high scoring wins, while smaller programs in the Northeast post varied outcomes.
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Gordoin
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Majors Honor MVPs at St Louis Writers Dinner
Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles and Roberto Clemente winner of the National League MVP will receive the J Roy Stockton award at the St Louis Baseball Writers annual dinner on January 24. The award honors special achievement in baseball named after former St Louis Post Dispatch sports editor.
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Frank Robinson
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Nelson-Award Nominees Named For Sullivan Award
Honolulu AP report: Amateur Athletic Union lists ten nominees for the 1968 James E Sullivan Award. Among them Don Schollander of Owego, Ore a Yale sophomore and Olympic gold medalist, marking first time a prior winner is nominated. Other nominees include Charlotta Cooke Los Angeles Charles Mickoxs Phogniey Artsl alta and Bill Toomey Lauda. Winner announced in New York February mass media coverage planned.
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Amateu Athletic Union
James E. Sullivan
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Don Schallander
Owego
Ore
Yale University
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Tokyo
Martha Raddall
Philadelphia
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Warie Rile
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Pokey) Walton
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Bulls Waive 6-9 Bowman
The Chicago Bulls waived 6-foot-9 center Nate Bowman amid roster moves. Other notes mention Portland and Wichita State players with unclear details, and a general club statement about relying on a tall player acquired recently.
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Francisco State
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