Chabot Extends Streak With Overtime Rally over Marin
In a late-night overtime thriller at Col SAN LEANDRO Chabot fights back to defeat Marin 93 69 as Chabot aims for a third straight win. Roy Dahlberg reports a comeback rally that energized the comeback for the Chargers.
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Redwood Overcomes Cowboys in Livermore high school action
Redwood High Giants of Larkspur erased a 10 point second half deficit to beat Livermore Cowboys 66 59. Keith Erickson led Sunset with 24 points while Howard Witt added 21 for Redwood. San Leandro Sunset notes Erickson and Witt as top rebounders in a high scoring clash.
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Red-Faced Bucs Edge Falcons In Low-Scoring Victory
Sunset faced the San Leandro High Pirates as Bay Area league play opened with Sunset’s struggles in cold shooting and ball control. Pete Ness led ACAL with 15 points, Boris Pesa added 15, while Sunset’s Joe Murgia scored 15 late in the fourth as officials scrapped over timekeeping and the Pirates won 45 to 37 amid late controversy.
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Five Dons Fall to Yenacio Valley in Pleasanton
Yenacio Valley rode a 17 point halftime lead to a 52 33 win over Amador High on their home court at the Fairgrounds Pavilion The Amador Jayvees won 6 42 in the earlier junior varsity game Meanwhile at San Leandro Tennyson lost to Pacific 64 59 as Bill Sharp and Ken Murray sparked the Vikings Lancers guard Larry Molina kept the Lancers close with 6 of 18 free throws to reach 28 points in the night
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San Jose State Tops Pilots In Close Rematch
San Jose State Spartans edged Portland University Pilots 58 to 56 to stretch its win streak to three, with a late free throw clinching the victory. Spartans led by 18 in the second half before Pilots rallied, but San Jose State made 33 first-half shots to Portland’s 18.
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Castro Valley Spartans Break 364 Day Cage Drought
Castro Valley High Spartans won their second varsity game in a year by defeating James Logan 50-36 in a non league matchup. Gary Kerr led with 12 points and 14 rebounds while Bob Kellogg added 11 points as Castro Valley snapped a 16 game losing streak spanning two seasons. Frank Celada and Carlos Zavala added 10 points each for the Colts in the earlier win.
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Ayer Tourney Finales Tenue Mustangs Rally For 46 44 Win
In a dramatic late sequence Ray Breves fed John Phillips for a basket in the final 30 seconds lifting St. Elizabeth's High past Sacred Heart of San Francisco 46 to 44 in the Ayer Invitational finals. Sixteen schools competed in the fourth annual Samuel Ayer tournament with wresting and basketball events across Fremont and San Lorenzo.
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Prentice and Bolt Lead After First Round at Scotch Mixed
In Sebring Florida Firstround leaders Jo Ann Prentice and Tommy Bolt share the lead in the $40,000 Scotch Mixed golf championship as Bert Weaver and Sandra Spuzich closely follow. Results show Prentice and Bolt tied with Weaver and Spuzich, with others like Sam Sarad and Shirley Englehorn among several contenders in the crowded field.
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Newark Alumni edge Newark in three overtime thriller
Newark High and its Alumni played a three overtime basketball thriller ending 61 to 59 in favor of the Alumni on a John Aganan layup with one second left in the third overtime. Newark trailed at halftime but rallied behind Creil Averelt who scored 16 and totaled 43 in the fourth period, while Marv Middaugh and John Granada led the Alumni with late fourth quarter and overtime scores.
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Baseball clubs seek interleague deals before deadline
Major League officials and managers remain hopeful about interleague trades before December 15 despite business meetings in San Diego ending. The Los Angeles Angels acquired Jos Adcock from Cleveland as part of the Leon Warner trade, with mentions of the New York Yankees, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and the Los Angeles Dodgers in the day’s chatter.
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Lancer Matmen Triumph as Tech Falls to Lancers
Washington Senators and Angels trade goals as front offices shake up rosters. College sports drama stirs with NCAA amateur battles after the 1964 Olympics, while boxing ringside rules spark debate. Tennis and wrestling results from Last weight classes highlight a busy sports day in California.
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Eden and Seymour Triumph in Non-League Wrestling Meet
Seniors Tom Seymour and Rich Hutchison scored decisive pins as Mt Eden defeated Encinal 39-18 in a non-league wrestling match. Encinal’s Glymes, Walling and Brown also recorded pins or forfeits for a varied lineup, with junior varsity action following the main event.
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Irvington Wins Narrowly After Late Scare
Irvington High held off Campbell with a final buzzer defense to seal a 45 44 victory after frittering away a large third quarter lead.Coach Fred Kemper saw his team survive a tense finish as Campbell pressed in the final minutes.
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Handy Winner Johnson Aims to Sneak Up on Pastrano
In Philadelphia, former light heavyweight champion Handy Johnson says he plans a strategic comeback against Pastrano. Johnson, 9 years removed from peak, intends to surprise Pastrano after a tough prior loss and seeks another title shot if Wilkes remains out of reach.
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Cold Start Sinks Vikes in Junior Varsity Bout
Richmond Foothold High hosted Salesian Junior Varsity, with a tight first half that left Cold Start trailing 30-13 at the break. Don Holmes led Vikings with 14 points, Mike Rakowl added 11, and Buzz Esmiel pulled eight rebounds as George Dunphy’s Hayward five closed the gap after intermission but could not erase the deficit.
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Granada Drops Third Straight in Practice Nightcap
The Granada High Matadors were routed in a junior varsity setback as Tracy Salesian outlasted Foothill with a 62 to 48 victory. Bruce Allen led the losers with 18 points while Allan Carpenter added 12 and Nort Epperson 11.
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Warriors Back In Familiar Losing Pattern
San Francisco suffers a 110 to 103 defeat to the Los Angeles Lakers as Wilt Chamberlain scores 69 points despite a heavy chest cold. The setback extends a familiar skid and sets up a rematch in Los Angeles the following night.
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