Mustangs Bring 9-0 Mark to Face Mt Eden Tomorrow
Powered St Elizabeth High, ranked No 1 in the East Bay, visits Hayward for a 3 30 p m game at AL Eden gym. The Mustangs, 9-0, earned top East Bay Prep Writers Association ranking and won three straight in their own tournament. Bobby Dold leads a balanced attack with starters Brian MecCalla Buddy Carter and Sam Jackson. Other local games include Bishop O Dowd Skyline Salesian Logan Richmond Encinal Irvington Camden Granada Mission San Jose. In night action Livermore at Canyon starts 7 p m.
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St. Elizabeth High
East Bay
Hayward
AL. Eden Gymnashim
Monarchs
Mustangs
East Bay Prep Writers Association
Bobby Dold
Brian MecCalla
Buddy Carter
Sam Jackson
Bishop O'Dowd
Sky’line
Salesian
Logan
Richmond
Pacific
San Leandro l
Encinal
Irvington
Camden
Granada
Mission San Jose
Livermore
Canyon
Marina
Moreau
Mt. View
Kennedy
Phil White
Sugar City
Crocket
Iising
St. Vincents
Vallejo
John Swett
Mariners
White
al Lizarus
Craig Germer
Amador
Sunset
San Leantra
Tech
Castro Valley
New Lark
Westmont
Tom Gunnari
Alameda County Athletic League
Endal
Vikes
Jets
Jerry Hatch
Louie Vigil
Newark High
Washington
Arroyo Leads Tourney Scoring Record Buildup
Arroyo players headline the tourney, with Don Crenshaw and Keith Erickson among top scorers. Crowns, free throws, and field goals shape the event as Arroyo, Hayward, and Tennyson dominate the standings, while Crenshaw and Daly push records in the 90s and into the era’s arc.
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Uindividualy
Arroyo Fennyson
Gein Erickson
Livermore
Jon Sceth
Arroye
Sandy Fry
Maynard den ‘Miller
Tennyson
iDon Crenshaw
Edendim Daly
Marina Jerry Bohthig
Racine
Bruce Rarstony Arroyo
Haywarg
Arroyo
Tennyace Canyon
Hayward Tennysent
fAaring
Raynard
Maynard Army
Don Crenthaw
Eden Bob Linda
Arora
Jim Daly
Marine Dim Bly
Marin Phil Hand
Derey Dahling
Marina Pat Loushin
Arroyo Jerry Steveritin
Arroyo Don Miller
Yancy Fees Raynardt
Lunceford Sparks Newark Scoring Lead In Practice
Newark’s Tom Lunceford dominates Mission Valley Athletic League scoring with a 22.8 point average across five practice games. He tallied 82 field goals and 18 free throws in Newark’s five contests, including a 22 point game versus Mt View and 21 and 27 point efforts in the James Logan Winter Sports Carnival.
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Ron Walters
Newark
Lunceford
Dan McGlinchy
Jack Loyd
Logan
James Logam
Lurchord
McGineny
J Beene
Campee
Earle
Ninolosa
Breen
Vitti
Yos Niey
Alter
Dean
J Tatuls
Jamer Logan
Evginal
Patlic
Becketey
Down IF. Kennedy
Aris
San Leandro
Pinole
Ig Spond
Phelpy
Rethwell
Taylor
Turner
JFK
Jihvtans
Robison
Venka
Teschovey
Shmartin
Olivera
Fishing
Byrne Tee
Bayer
Faniute
Ea Reves
Tom Lunceford
High
Mission Valley Athletic League
Mt. View
James Logan
James Logan High
MVAL
Ian Luncaford
McGllnenp
Hauser
Loyd
Falcons Take Fourth at Ayer Invitational Wrestling Meet
Sunset High of Hayward led with 50 points, capturing the 75-pound division as Glen Schweizer won his weight class with a 21 decision over Mike Murchison of Canyon High. Sunset finished fourth among 16 prep squads. San Lorenzo placed eighth with 40 points and Canyon 19. Other Sunset placers included Gary Hetzel and Ed Gallagher as runners-up, with Jay Craney of San Lorenzo also a runner-up. Fresno’s McLane High won the team title. Fremont-Sunnyvale was third with 47 points.
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Sungie Curent
Arroyo High
Najine
Canyon
Ini
Avais Eau Tiocn
Keith Erickson
Livermore de Iesa
Bi Mosy Fleio Goats
Kroelch Dupliof
Dayak
San
Dalley
Serroyo
Hieed
Aseina
Arroyo
Lee Ballard
Hawk
Lorenea
Bpse
Marina
Jim Daly
Hayas
Sane
Sandy Fry
Loreni
Fennysen
Daly
Tennyson
Mike Teeal
Tean En
Ain Hite
Pu P
Ne Paaiby
Cec
Ce Ballard
Arreyo
Don Crenshaw
Jim Kroatch
Artoye
Hester Bair
Satin
Fry
Kenvintners Newas
Hayward
Brecon Relsions
Bob Limit Dayak
San Lorento
Senny Pinenee
Doval Daly
Treal
Ee Meee Mt
Ean
Aig
Haveara
Tseason
Fetaca Sibkevics
Sonat Wie Reale Reir
Tentyson
Bob Lindw
Cremmt Oa
Sete
Derey Slevenvon
Iagscasien
Valley
Eavin
Ava
Saedy Fry
Wher
Aiet
Mike
Arrexo
West Caron
Yea
Jim Kreeteh
San Lereca
Tennyson Bueniro Valley
S. Shulerberger
Sam Lor
Tanna
Warren Morse
Area Serena
Bn Hammes
Ee Ayaa
Steve Roberts
Eden
Arroya
Ad Yorajeaulen Valley
Taabray
Jeds
Ban Willenya
Sen Lorenzo ‘Vez
Doug Brown
J Bl Packard
Wessunter Lea
Milpitas
Glen Schweizer
Sunset High
Mike Murchison
Canyon High
Castro Valley
Falcon Grapplers
Samuel Ayer
Sunset Mairen
San Lorenzo High
Sunset
Gary Hetzel
Fd Gallagher
Jay Craney
San Lorenzo Fligh
McLane
Cupertino
Ceerteil- Ban
Jose
Andrew Hilton
San Larante
Cenyentisvo Valley
Hertel
Cuper i Woolworth
Fremont
Alvarado
SFAC Greek Rooters Triumph in Bay Area Soccer League
SFAC and Greek Americans stay 1-2 in the Bay Area Soccer League. Goalie John Camacho starred for SFAC at Ke? Halboa Stadium as Concordia faltered 4-41 while Kirk Apostolides assisted Greek American allies in a 7-1 win over El Salvador. Other results saw Guadallara of Oakland lose to the Scotx and Teutonia defeat Mexico 6-2.
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San Francisco
San Francisco A.C
John Camacho
SFAC
Halboa Stadium
Concordia
Kirk Apostolides
el Salvador
Guadallara
Oakland
Scotx
Teutonia
Mexico
DiMaggio Loop Seeks Help for Expansion Season
Officials of the Fremont Newark Joe DiMaggio League seek volunteers including managers coaches umpires and sponsors for an expansion season A meeting is set for tonight at 7 30 p m in Newark City Hall to organize and inform attendees.
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Newark
Fremont - Newark
Joe DiMaggio
Newark City Hall
HaywardDenied In OT By San Lorenzo In Narrow 72 68 Victory
In a tight overtime thriller San Lorenzo defeats Farmer Flyer 72 68 to halt a potential fifth tourney title by Hayward in six years. Sehwerm and Kroeteh both age 24 led for Farmer Flyer while San Lorenzo rallied late.
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Dim Sehwerm
Jim Kroeteh
San Lorenzo
Hayward
Treat Kroetch Set HAAL Marks In Rough Tournament Action
Hayward High and San Lorenzo contest ended in overtime with high scoring, as Treat and Kroetch led the effort. McKiop's squad saw notable performances from 72 shooters and Jim Kroetch versus San Lollette League in the HAAL tourney, marking a high scoring record in the event.
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Kroetch
Jay Clapper
Bob McKiifop
Hayward
Lew and Bruins Dominate Weekend Pac-8 Action
UCLA star Lew Alcindor led the Bruins to a 120-84 win over Wichita State and a 126-80 victory against Iowa State, extending their winning streak to 37 over three seasons while Alcindor totaled 63 points. Other Pac-8 teams like Washington, California, and Oregon faced mixed results as the season's stretch drive began.
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Bruins
Wichita State
Iowa State
Alcindor
Midwest
Weliington State
UCLA
Tdaho
Montana
Cougars
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Southern California
St. John’s
Oklahoma
Colorado State
Invaders
Loyola
Los Angeles
Washington Huskies
Purdue
California
Rob Presley
San Francisco
Multiple College Basketball Scores Colorful Listing of Games
Late Saturday results show California teams and others in action with scorelines including Washington State over Pomona 76 72 and Nebraska 100 91, Fresno State 55 Southern Oregon 93, Redlands 93 Chapman 43, Linfield 95 Oregon Education 17, Colorado State College 114 9, and Nevada San Jose 105 6. The report notes upcoming Cable Car Classic in San Francisco with entries Santa Clara West Kentucky Loyola of Chicago and mentions Stanford Oregon schedules and St Marys facing Sacramento State.
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Los Angeles State
Seatte
Nebraska
Washington State
Pomona
California
Luther
Pasadenaas
Whittier
Santa Barbera
Fresno State
Southern
Oregan
Sonora State
Redlands
Chapman
Southern Colorado
Fort Hays
Linfield
Oregon
Colorado State College
Crash
Ence
Bears
San Francisco
Santa Clara
West Kentucky
Loyola of Chi‘igo
Oregon State
Athletis
Stanford
Ulat
St. Mary’s
Sacramento State
Gaels
University of California Davis
WCAC
San Jose State
Nevada
Corvallis
University of California Santa Barbara
Fresnd State
University of the Pacific
HWCAC
Ellisl
Southwest
North Texas State
Hardin-Simmons
SAN
GET & T Lesh
TNF
Teco
Ardeyer
Boyd
Stott
Maki
Woodlin
Tatas
San Jose
Gallagher
Dietrick
Veasen
Ac Davis ST. Mary's
Davis
Marys
West
Larkin
Mi Allendacce
Kerr Semipros sweep two wins in Abe Tosr Winter League
Kerr's Ca oring of Hayward earned two victories yesterday at Uroya High. They won by forfeit against Berkley’s Stars when the visitors lacked enough eligible players, then won an exhibition 4-2 in five innings with a lineup boosted by area players. Mick Babler and Greg Carter led the offense with home runs. Jett Ray and Babler pitched, holding the Stars to three hits. Kerr's record rose to .241 in the Winter League and to LB overall after the exhibition win.
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SAN Lorenzo
Kerr
Caoring
Hayward
Uroya High
Berkley
Stars
Novira
Mick Babler
Greg Carter
Talerers
Jettray
Babler
Abe
Bowling Green Coach Bob Gibson Resigns After Three Years
Bowling Green State University football coach Bob Gibson, who led the program for three seasons, announced his resignation to pursue other opportunities, effective immediately. The move follows a period of pressure over team performance and program direction at the Ohio school.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Bob Gibson
Bowling Green State University
Beban to headline Northern California scholar athletes dinner
Gary Beban 1967 Heisman winner from UCLA will be guest of honor at the Northern California chapter Scholar Athl ete Awards dinner in San Francisco. The event honors 22 Bay Area high school scholar athletes and will be held in the Jack Tar Hotel ballroom at 7 p m. A limited number of tickets remain available at the door before the dinner Wednesday evening.
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San Francisco
Gary Borhan
UCLA
Northern California
National Football Foundation
Hall l of Fame
Bay Area
Prio
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