Glads Seek Mat Title at San Mateo Invitational
Bob Thom of Chabot College leads defending team champions as eight Golden Gate Conference schools plus Fresno City College Modesto Junior College College of Sequoias Hartnell and West Valley College compete in the College of San Mateo Invitational wrestling finals at 7 20 p m.
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Kennedy pins Vikes as JFK wrestlers pace meet
Kennedy varsity wrestling defeated Pacific High 46 to 15 in San Leandro. JFK dominated with eight pins and multiple wins across weight classes, while Pacific struggled to contest the action in the program’s first wrestling meet on their mats.
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Newark High grapplers fall to Camden 30 to 26 in league duel
Urrutia pins in early action but Newark drops to Camden 30 26 as coach Gary Payton's team opens wrestling meet with mixed results. Other bouts feature multiple pins including Rubal and Trask, with Washington and Granada wrestling for MVAL titles amid a busy weekend schedule.
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San Lorenzo Rebels win big at local invitational tourney
San Lorenzo High wrestling defends North Coast title by winning the San Lorenzo Invitational for the second straight year. Rebels rack up 123 points as Acalanes, Arroyo, and Marina follow. Notable wins include Bob Blan pinning Knight in 2:41 and Jim Britto grabbing a crucial overtime victory to seal the team title. Pacheco dominates at 133 pounds with a 16-1 win over Tilley.
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Warriors top Mt View in last-minute rally at Pleasanton
Amador High and St. Vincent's clash as Mt View leads 46 45 before a late MSJ surge. Doug Harcleroad and Joe Shaffer spark the rally with 18 points while Burford leads with 13 and Shaffer adds seven from the line. The host team rolls over Mt. View 71 61.
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Acalanes Hands Eden Second Loss
Acalanes press and relentless defense pace Eden High, who trailed early and narrowed the gap late, but dropped a 51 46 decision to the Dons. Eden falls to 0 2 as Acalanes improves to 1 0 with forward momentum into the Hayward tournament opener against Tennyson.
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Pacific High nets sixth straight win in 92 57 rout
Pacific High roared to its sixth consecutive victory by defeating Marina 92 57 at San Leandro. Mitch Bizzel led with 28 points while Rich Galbraith and Charlie Bock each grabbed eight rebounds, as Pacific shot 47 percent to Marina’s 32 percent and extended the green wave.
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Pirates and Washington stay undefeated in high school play
San Leandro beat Sunset 61 25 behind Dan Ditto 20 points and 12 rebounds as Dennis McClure Steve Molle Mahlon Duke and Gerald Metiever stifled the Falcons. Washington echoed the effect, opening winter carnival with a 45 39 win over Castro Valley led by Craig Reading 18 Bol Jibson 12 as the Huskies won their second straight game before the Logan invite.
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Three Area Cage Teams Play Tonight
Coach Bobby Dolds Slixabeths cagers host Marin Catholic at Kentfield in one of three prep basketball games at 8 p m Irvington InKings visit Campbell to face Camden High in their preseason opener Santa Clara hosts Granada Matadors after a 72 56 loss to Hayward yesterday
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Hayward Farmers edge Santa Clara in HAAL clash
Hayward High’s Farmers broke through Santa Clara High 73 to 56 as Warren Mees led with 16 points and Dave Lovejoy scored 19 to claim the HAAL nonleague win. Hayward rivals Mt Eden loom next as Hayward seeks tournament form amid graduation losses and health issues.
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LHS Losers Twice In Wrestling Trio Meet
Livermore hosts a three way wrestling event with LHS facing An Tech and Ygnacio Valley. The Cowboys fell 33 25 to An Tech and lost again in the joint meet held yesterday.
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Hillsdale Bowl To Arroyo Stevenson Take Narrow Non League Win
Hillsdale Bowls Hillsdale team notes a 62-53 non league victory over Arroyo High as Neal Schram coaches the Red and Black. Jerry Steven scored 27 points for Arroyo, while hillsdale forward is noted for failing to stop him. The all Mid Peninsula selection number five secured the win for Arroyo.
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Lancers Keep Hot Attack In HAAL Tourney Bid
Tennyson High aims to press its high scoring pace in the Hayward Area Athletic League tournament opener after a 83 45 win over James Logan. Led by Bill Packard 22 points and Don Miller 14 the Lancers jumped ahead 25-7 and never trailed while Mike Monahan 17 and Bob Jackson 15 provided key support. The hosts meet Mt Eden in the first round as Logan’s freshmen fell 29-15.
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Dragon Booters Still Winless in Beath Chalet Clash
Bishop O'Dowd High's soccer team remained without a win as Riordan played at Beath Chalet at 2 pm. The Booters were blanked by Serra 4 0 yesterday to fall to 0 9 0 on the season.
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Arroyo Mission San Jose Wrestlers Dominate Mt. View In Meet
Arroyo Mission San Jose High wrestlers led by Villa and Dailey overcame Mt View with strong pins and decisive wins in the 133-pound class and other bouts. Key efforts included Villa pinning Tindao and Dailey securing decisive fall as Arroyo posted a dominant team performance.
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Canyon matches '64 mark in 70 45 win over Campolinda
Canyon High defeated Campolinda 70 to 45 in an exhibition. Doug Holmes scored 31 points, lifting the Cougars to their second straight exhibition victory. Canyon JV also won 41 to 28, with Holmes contributing 13 in the third quarter before leaving with the standout performance.
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