Washington Defends Logan Tourney Crown in Striking Win
Washington High defended its title at the Logan tournament with a 81-62 victory over John F. Kennedy as Mission San Jose and Logan posted notable performances. Washington and Mission advanced to finals while Irvington, Logan, and others battled through the day with tight games and frantic finishes.
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Union City
Washingtons
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Iran Fur High
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Nedy
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Washington High
Newark
Washington
Lees
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Varsity
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Vington
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Dolan
Bolt
Coburn
Domes Logan
Janssen Loyd
Campes
Borges
Telshuiy
Powell
Felada
Bues Drop Defensive Battle In San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO Mission of San Francisco and San Leandro battled in a taut defensive contest. The Bears outlasted the Pirates 28 to 7 in a game where scoring was scarce and both teams traded quick, high-pressure possessions. Mallen Duke led the Pirates with 9 points while Hiram Peterson and Tim Meza paced the Bears with 0 markers apiece. Ketinedty James Logan edge of play noted.
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Bears
Pirates
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Hiram Peterson
Tim Meza i
Mike ‘Chaney
Ken Williams
Williams
Jsut
Duke
Bue
Pirates Gwpes
Moreau Edges THS JV's 37 35 in close county showdown
Moreau High topped Tennyson JVs 37 35 as Craig Germer sparked the comeback with two late buckets. The game saw a 15-12 halftime edge for Tennyson and a tense final period in which Moreau clawed back from a late deficit to secure the victory behind Germer’s 12 points and decisive free throws.
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San Lorenzo
Dons
Arroyo
Rebs
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Witt
Loushin
Shulenberger
Andrada
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Hayward
SDG
Mike Haines
Mitch
Sunset
Falcons
Lancers
Tom Thorne
Mike Treal
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Teasel
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Thorne
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Tennyson
Bill Packar
Lance
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Mr. Eden
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Raders
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Mt Eden
Dor Crenshaw
Roberts
Tours
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Moreau
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Varsity
Gary Miranda
Hastling Mariners
Germer
Weelanves
Orp Jones
Antti
Pirates
Aftur
Railing
Duke
Grieve Rites Set Monday for Vernon Cyeley Griese
Vernon Cyeley Griese, longtime sports editor at the Examiner, died recently. President Robert U Himipheey and George Tala attended the service. former Chicago Bears owner coal and others paid respects to a key figure in bringing the New York Giants to national prominence.
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Vernon D. Cyeley Griese
Uiriewe
Robert U Hhimipheey
George Tala
Jowner Coal
Chicago Bears
Krive
New York Giants
Ban Mranicisca
NBA Scoreboard Friday's Results Highlight
Cincinnati edged favored Sixers 109 to 105 as New York blanked the Celtics 118 to 98 in Friday actions. The scoreboard shows contrasting wins with strong performances from star players and key role contributors across the league.
U S College Cage Scores Across Regions
A garbled listing of college basketball scores and team fragments in sparse, unconnected OCR text. It names multiple schools and places across East, Midwest, West, and Southwest regions, with scattered scores and partial team references, lacking coherent narrative or complete game details.
Finale Tonight In Amador Invitational Basketball
O DOWD defeats Livermore 68 to 47 and Palo Alto tops Miramonte 53 to 47 as semifinals set. Third place game at 6 30 with losers, consolation rounds include Amador vs Oakland Tech and Granada vs Castro Valley at 3.00.
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O'Dowd
Livermore
Palo Alto
Miramonte
Amador
Oakland Tech
Santos
O’bowd
Stickles
Bahan O
Kolles
Hudson
Wolker
Caruso
Mosiane Fey Indrey
Diwen
Sishai
Dawe
Tao Livermore
DaKlane
Brana
Tin Ivernon
Gardner
Clark
Exchange Ace Sparks MSJ Soccer Victory Over Gunn
Foreign exchange student Caesar Adorno scored twice as Mission San Jose beat Gunn 3-2 in the season opener. Ron Santos led Newark Dragons with 16 points, Tim Collins added 12, while Livermore fought hard before trailing 37-16 at halftime as the Dragons pulled away.
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Caesar Adorno
Mission San Dose Ua
Gunn
Ron Santos
Dragons
Tim Collins
Cowboys
Mike Evans
Jose Dalj Jastillo
Livermore
Ouf
the Hall
Rematch Hype As Fortunato Calls Stickles Dirty Player
In Chicago the Bears and 49ers battled to a 3-3 tie as a late field goal kept the game alive. Joe Fortunato labeled Livermore’s Stickles the dirtiest player in the NFL, vowing to “get” him in the rematch at Kear Stadium. Fortunato cited penalties and an onfield clash that left him concussed and vocal about ongoing dirty play amid a pivotal Western Division race.
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San Francisco
Joe Fortuntato
Chicago Bears
Manly Stickles
49Ers
Bears
Chicago
Kear Stadium
Stickles
Cou
Tommy Davis
Tae
Fortunato
Ken Willard King
Colts Blank Palo Alto Boaters 44
Colts defeated Palo Alto Boaters 44 to 0 in a decisive game yesterday. Living City School opened their season with a strong shutout, leveraging early momentum to dominate on both offense and defense.
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Value Alto
Tocal
Palo Alto
Living City
Trojans Name Bowl Captains
USC names its bowl captains at the annual football awards ceremony. Southern Cal announces the captains for the Rose Bowl bound team, selecting leaders among players and the regular squad.
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LOS Angels
Amy
Rod Sheri
Nate
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Southern Cal
Wal Mining
Ling
Wojvns
California Bears Rally Past San Francisco Dons
Cal used strong backboard work and hot shooting to defeat the Dons 55 to 43. Charley Perkins and Bob Wolfe led Cal with 17 points each, Dan Snyder pumped in 36 for San Francisco, while San Jose State faded after a fast first half in Portland.
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Portland
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M'Crunel
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Ores
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Myre
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Brown
Siecket
Wilmare
O'Neil
Perkins
Fullback Sale Hints at Big Offer for Idaho Star
Moscow Idaho AP fullback Ray McDonald drew interest from Canadian teams and possible large offers as Bob Maker Idaho SID noted a rumor of a 750000 dollar bid. Officials denied knowledge of such figures while coach Ralph Lazio and Jerry Williams praised McDonald’s ability and potential draft impact.
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Hane
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University of Idaho Athletic
Ray McDonald
Calgary
Jerry Williams
Paul Ostyn
Vikings Rally Fails as Raiders Top Rio 78 to 70
Pacific High Raiders beat Rio Americano 78 to 70 with Len Hickman scoring 18 and Kent McLean 19 for the Vikings. Mike Denego added 18 from the line as Pacific pulled away after halftime and held the rebounding edge.
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Hie Vikings
Mike Denego
Homestead
Len Hickman
Ria Amecicana
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IR ‘Paiva
Neveker
Eecar
Mustangs Aim for St. Elizabeths Invitational Crown
Oakland game tonight at 8 p.m. features Fremont facing St. Elizabeths in the championship of the St. Elizabeths Invitational. Warren Carter led a 65-58 win over IQaklandigh, while Fremont toppled Harry Ells 71-40 with Hogg Douglas and Herndon contributing.
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Chanpio
Fremont
St. Elizabeth’s
Mustangs
Iqaklandigh
Warren Carter
Harry Ells
Tigers
Dewi
Hogg
Mike Douglas
Heeb Herndon
Douglas
Herndon
Lowell's Indians
St. Mary's
Lincoln
Santa Rosa
St Mary's
Pam
Lowell
Jarry Ells
Yanks Advance by Tourney in Australian Championships
In Adelaide Australia United States competitors including Arthur Ashe and Charles Pasaret progress into the third round of the Australian State Nonnts eet Championships. The event features a mix of national and international players with several Americans advancing.
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Amador
Init
Mosler
Adelaide
Australia
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Garibaids
Arthur Ashe
Geer
Duey
Tavie
Southern Oregon Beats Chico State 79 70 In Midseason Clash
Southern Oregon built a speedy first half edge and then withstood Chico State’s second half rally to win 79 70 on Friday night. The win featured Southern Oregon’s strong defense and balanced scoring led by key players in a tough conference matchup in Ashland Oregon.
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