Marina, San Leandro reach City of San Leandro Classic final
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Cold shooting Mariners fall to Fremont
Moreau High's basketball team shot 24 percent from the field last night in a 74-52 loss to Fremont of Oakland, the East Bay’s No. 2 team. Fremont hit over half its shots, while Moreau relied on free throws. Tony Dawson led Fremont with 19 points. Ken Rdin Ykled and Vernon May added 13 and 11. Bobby Welles scored 13 for Moreau. Jim Goudreau and Steve Snarr had five each. Snarr drew fouls and hit seven of 11 free throws. Moreau falls to 3-3 on the year and returns to action Wednesday in the Serra tournament in San Mateose Aragon.
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Logan Colts outscored Dublin 2 60 in the second quarter to lead 36 17 at halftime and held on to defeat the Gaels 62 52. Mike Harris led Dublin with 19 points while Blake Gang paced Logan with 8 in the second quarter and Dan Pearson added 9 in the fourth. Logan’s defense stifled Dublin early, with a backcourt press key to a scoreless 4:10 opening stretch, as six Colts contributed in the second period. Dublin mounted a late rally in the fourth, cutting the gap to six before Logan closed out the win.
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Sports slate lists multiple basketball games including Los Angeles Lakers at Warriors and Saint Marys at Stanford with varied start times. Also notes wrestling tournaments and football game schedules, with scattered team names and venues, but incomplete details.
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American High School Rips Rebels Behind Vickery Burst
Tim Vickery connected on his first five shots and finished with 19 points to lead American High School to a 35 point league win over visiting San Lorenzo High. San Lorenzo’s Stuart Martin and Phil Yharra kept rallies alive, but American’s defense and key scores from Gary Francis, Pat McCormick, and George Saljan sealed the victory. Center Tom Husster added 10 points as American pulled away in the third quarter.
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Vikes Beat Milpitas 71 49 In Season Opener
Irvington High edge Milpitas 71 to 49 as center Greg Wellman 6-6 dominated with 14 second half points and seven in both the third and fourth periods. Milpitas stayed close early before the Vikings pulled away in the final quarter.
Titans Rally Past Emery 73 68 In Narrow Win
JFK Titans overcame a 10 point fourth quarter deficit to defeat Emery 73 68 on the road. Lewis scored on several fouls and technicals helped key the late surge as Emery struggled with fouls and turnovers.
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Huskies breeze to 68 47 win over Castro Valley
Washington uses full court press in second half to pull away from Castro Valley 68 47. Kevin Flaig scores 13 total with 12 after halftime while Dave Nahirny leads Huskies scorers. Castro Valley’s Matt McKillop tops visitors with 12 but only two in second half.
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Parisi On Target In Mission San Jose Rally Over Livermore
Scott Parisi scored 21 of his 45 points in the third period to lift Mission San Jose to a 73 42 pre season victory over Livermore. The Warriors trailed early but outscored Livermore 28 16 in the third to take control and never relinquish the lead as Ken Finkle and Lee Paria supported Parisi’s big period. Time ran out with Mission improving to 2 0 in exhibition play while Livermore fell to 0 2.
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Tennyson Lancers Rally Past Roseville In Consolation Victory
Smith hits 12 foot baseline jumper with 1.5 seconds left to lift Tennyson High over Roseville 47-46 in Nevada Union tourney consolation game. Smith and Mike Nielsen lead with 12 points each, fourth quarter charge produced 20 points despite Roseville’s rebounding edge and strong shooting. Tennyson advances to face Rio Linda for the consolation title at 5:30.
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Monarchs rout Alumni 84 to 59 in decisive win
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Alameda Triumphs Over Sunset In Free Throw Win
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