Spartans Hold Off Moreau in Narrow Victory
Castro Valley High outlasted Moreau High 68 3 in a tense Valley basketball clash. Rick Kong scored the final five points including a late free throw with four seconds left, as Castro Valley halted Moreau's rally from a 48 40 deficit. Kong led with 13 points and assists. Frank Severs added 19 points and 10 rebounds, while Craig Germer sparked Moreau’s comeback with 30 points.
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UCLA Players Dominate California All-Opponent Team
UCLA standout Dennis Dummit was named quarterback on the California all-opponent group by Golden Bear players after UCLA’s 32-6 win. The selections include stars from USC, Stanford and Texas with names such as Bayly, Valens, Gunte, Brees, Parish, Habel, and Oko among others.
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Cox Drives Canyon Past Kennedy in Castro Valley
Gordy Cox, now free to attack the basket, spearheaded Canyon’s 71-57 win over Kennedy of Fremont at Cougar Gym. Cox scored 23 on a 54 move, with eight assists as Wayne Boucher 16 and John Crouch 11 added, while Boucher pulled 23 rebounds. Canyon led most of the game, opening 16-9 after one, 38-25 at intermission, and withstood Kennedy’s late push led by John Albright.
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Cal awards honor for Croyle and Fowler at Cal
Croyle Cal strong man. Phil Croyle Arroyo High graduate won the California football team’s Andy Smith Memorial Trophy for most time played, logging 276 minutes as a linebacker. Gary Fowler senior full back named Cal’s most valuable player amid a slate of honors for defensive standouts.
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Vike trip worthwhile as Huskies topple Titans in Fremont
Washington Huskies outscored the Titans 41-23 in the second half after BIl Burke fouled out, finishing with a 69 11 win in Fremont. Bott Wood and George Miter led Huskies with 14 points each, while Mike Perry and Ben Myers added 12 and 20 respectively as Washington built a halftime 20 16 edge and won.
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Vikings Dominate Del Norte In Fast Start Victory
Pacific High led 33-? early as Rich Kellar paced the Vikings with 13 points and John Knight added 12. Del Norte trailed 31-21 by half, then Eureka beat St Bernard 42-44 in the other game. CULVER CAY Calif UPI Western Hemisphere Marathon set for Sunday.
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Penguins AHL assignment sends Watsoty to Baltimore farm club
The Pittsburgh Penguins have assigned right winger Bryan Watsoty to the Baltimore farm club in the American Hockey League. The move shifts the forward from NHL duties to develop further in the minor league system under UPI reporting.
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Carter key as Dons top Elk Grove
Amador moves to 59 56 victory over Elk Grove led by Carter with 26 points including 14 free throws. Jeff Carter added 13 for Amador as they rallied from a 17 13 deficit after one quarter to overtake Elk Grove in a tense Sacramento suburb showdown.
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Newark Knights Triumph Over Dublin Gaels in Close Victory
Newark High rang up a 69 52 win as Dublin Gaels battled to the end. Stan Silva led Newark with 14 points, Steve Painter 12 and Mark Victoria 11 while Dublin was led by Don Adams with 10. Officials whistled 66 times and free throws dominated a tight game.
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Lundgren Leads Livermore Past San Lorenzo 62 56
Livermore High star Mark Lundgren scored 21 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as the Cowboys beat San Lorenzo 62 56. Guard Fuss Noack added scoring support while Kurt Humphrey was held to zero points. Lundgren, Carpenter and Fullmer spoke on rebounding and the team’s second straight win.
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Knabe powers Granada past Carmel to open league play
Granada Matadors pull away late for a 62 50 win over Carmel High led by 36 points from Chuck Knabe including 15 field goals. The victory sets up the Granada Buchser final with Buchser Bruins as the 8 30 p m championship game.
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Falcons Earn Darkhorse Tag In Hayward Hoops Race
Hayward Area Aliette League action left Hayward Sunset Falcons with a 20 point win over Oakland West. Despite early fouls and three starters fouling out, substitutes preserved the lead as Dennis Brown, Greg Field, and Jack Mitchell contributed. Sanchez and Genshiner added rebounds and points as Sunset stayed unbeaten through December while Monarchs and Oakland Tech split junior varsity results. Monarchs later staged a late rally but fell four points short.
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Basketball slate across invitational meets noted
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Leandro High wrestlers fall to Oakland in opener
San Leandro’s varsity team lost 33 28 to Oakland in a season opener as Oakland pinned six opponents while San Leandro claimed six pins and a forfeit. Key pins were earned by John Fraitus Augie Coverile Don Baker Larry Con Kint Nolan and Dave Zappeltini for San Leandro. Junior varsity: San Leandro 28 Oaklnd 23 with several pins and decisions.
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Hospitable Hoot Hosts Close Local Soccer Losses
Livermore and Newark both lost by one goal in yesterday’s matches. St Joseph recovered from a 2 1 halftime to edge a 3 2 victory, while Sequoiaean 2a held Knights to a narrow defeat in a highly rated contest.
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Mission San Jose halts Arroyo with strong guard play
Mission San Jose defeated Arroyo 53 to 38 in a Mission Valley Athletic League game. Ric Hassell and Shannon McMahon limited Arroyo’s fastbreak, while Keen Faria dominated the boards early. Mike Solo connected for 23 points to lead Mission, as Arroyo struggled to find offense before the outcome was decided.
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Tag Team Wrestling Headliners At Cow Palace
In San Francisco Peter Malvin and Ray Stevens defend the world champions against Pat Patterson and The Gladiator in the featured tag team event at the Cow Palace tonight. First match at 8 pm has Dr Bill Miller and Stan Stasiak vs Pedro Morales and Jose Lothario Garcia with several other bouts listed.
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