Prep sports slim slate as weekend action unfolds
Prep action remains light over the next three days due to tournament play in basketball and wrestling. Tomorrow features three cage clashes including Mameda at Castro Valley and night games Bishop O Dowd at El Camino Sacramento and San Leandro at Salesian. Amador plays Pacific tonight at 7 30 p.m. while Newark travels to Mt View for an afternoon tilt.
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Wingfoots Triumph 73-55 Over Mexican Team
In Akron Ohio the taller Goodyear Wingfoots defeated the Mexican National All Stars 73 to 55 in an exhibition game on Sunday. It marked their second win over the Mexican Olympic squad this season as AAU champions.
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Navy Celebrates Victory Over Army With Mast Bell Rematch
Annapolis crowds welcomed Navy after a 19 14 triumph in a national telecast. The bell atop the admiral’s mast was rung 19 times by key figures including Bill Dow and Rear Admiral Kauffman to mark each point. Quarterback John Cartwright led the win, breaking several Roger Staubach records in passing and total offense as midshipmen enjoy a celebratory broom swing and looser manners through Christmas vacation.
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John Carthwright
Roger Staubach
936 Series By Leteer In Oaks Key
Castro Valley Flip Leteer opened the Oakland Oaks Singles Classic at Castro Village Bowl with a 136 series last night. Leteer posted lines of 245. Top four game sets included Lou Emanuele 256-864 Don Buford 240-467 Chuck Lodge 233-826 Guy Emanuele 216-825 Hal Friis Wade Cupp 245-1323. Oaks players, manager Bruce Hale, and 32 high average bowlers attended the inaugural schedule of the league running two weeks.
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Abstract Basketball Scores From Abn? Night
Unclear scoreboard items show Sutay directing Houston to 113 and Almasore scoring 102 for New Orleans 102. Kentucky game noted with four pins, Denver 100 Anaheim 4s. Totley's games list Renver at Kentucky with scattered team notes and unclear regions.
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Four Games Tonight in Bay Area College Hoops
The early Bay Area collegiate basketball slate features USF at Stanford as the headliner. Injunsl coach Rob Nowie Bailmar and Pelleja’s Dors chase wins after Stanford’s 63-52 victory over Portland State, with USF slated to meet Oregon State in Corvallis Saturday and Creighton visiting Santa Clara.
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Rupp Bar Criticized Over Newsmen Ban At Kentucky
Kentucky basketball coach Adolph Rupp faced criticism after barring news media from pre and post game activities. Sports writers and the campus paper the Kentucky Kernel argued the move infringes press freedom, while Rupp defended his stance amid a 66 year career and a 771 win collegiate record.
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College basketball results mix across Pac 1 action
The report lists multiple scores and outcomes from Pac 1 games including Oregon State’s 79-76 loss to Santa Barbara and UCLA’s 73-71 upset over Purdue. It notes Utah-Loyola, Washington State, Fresno State and San Jose State results, plus late box scores featuring UCLA star Low Alcindoy and Lucius Davis keying Fresno State past St Mary’s 81-62.
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UCLA Reign Faces Close Test In Opener Against Purdue
UCLA nearly fell to Purdue 73 71 in a dramatic opener as Bill Sweek hit a 24 foot jumper with two seconds left. The victory extends UCLA’s winning streak to three, highlighting a season full of top ranked teams in action across opening weekend. Alcindor led with 17 points while Allen and Shackelford added 14 each as UCLA shows depth for the title bid.
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Wiehits
Unclear game notes mix Utah Texas Tech Idaho State
Fragmented sports brief lists several college basketball results with odds and stray team abbreviations. Reads like a garbled score roundup including Utah, Texas Tech, Oregon, San Diego State, Pepperdine, San Fernando, and Colorado Mines with mixed numbers.
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Spartans Triumph Over Sun Devils In Arizona Drills
San Jose State, bolstered by Colby Dietrick and Steve McKean with 17 points each, beat Arizona State 64 39 on the road. Celestial coach Glen Albaugh plans to keep seniors Tom Gibbs and Sam James at forwards and guard Matt Knoll at the starting backcourt as San Jose prepares for a rugged opener.
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Far Western Roundup Shows Nevada and Chico Escape Defeat
In opening weekend play of the 1967-68 Far Western Conference basketball season Nevada beat Willamette 104-91 and Chico State defeated Hamilton Air Force Base 80-70. Cal State Hayward split its first two starts while UC Davis dropped Ohio State and Kent State. Sacramento State and San Francisco State faced heavy losses, Humboldt State and Sonoma State also endured defeats in non conference play.
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Hartnell Tops Reedley 40-21 in California JC showdown
In Salinas Hartnell outplayed Reedley 40-21 to claim the state small junior college onball title. Senior back Rocky Thompson led the effort with 21 points including three touchdowns and all extra points.
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California
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