Bay Area college hoops finals and holiday week schedule
Bay Area teams head into final examinations with Santa Clara and San Francisco idle until weekend. Santa Clara, ranked 12th by UP I and 11th by AP, beat USF 70 49 then Cal 58 52 while Cal navigates without captain Charlie Jatson. University squads shift to games in Utah, DePaul, Miami Fla, Denver, Wyoming, and Portland with key matchups across the West.
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Cagers to Begin ACAL Title Chase
Alameda County Athletic League opens its basketball season tomorrow with Pacific High and San Leandro at 3 30 p m. The Vikings, led by forward Bill Kellar after a 33 pre league mark, face strong early tests as the race gets underway.
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Local prep action heats up across East Bay and beyond
Pacific battlers face DeAnza while Unbeaten Sunset hosts Moraean at 3 15 pm Irvington and Newark meet Glovey and Mr View in Santa Clara Valley action Six prep wrestling matches are set with San Lorenzo at Mission San Jose Tennyson vs Eninal San Leandro at Moreau Granada hosts San Ramon John F Kennedy plays Novate Newark hosts Amador Castro Valley hosts Canyon in 7 30 pm basketball Castro Valley blocks meet non player squads at 6 pm Dublin hosts Emery Moreau pursues Catholic League soccer title against St Elizabeth
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Cal State sprinter Eashman stars at San Mateo meet
Cal State freshman Willie Eashman clocked 4:17.8 for the mile at the College of San Mateo all comers. Coach Mal Andrews notes the time could qualify him for the All American Games at the Cow Palace next month. Cal State's mile relay team also finished first with a 20.7 split. Bayless led the Pioneer relay foursome in the 440 with 49.6, while Webster ran 22.3 in the 220. Pen Parish swept the 60 hurdles with 7.8, Ken Watters was runner up in the 60 yard dash in 6.4, and Bayless and Webster each won the 290.
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Ohio U Bobcats Upset Buckeyes in Close 82-80 Win
Ohio University Bobcats, unbeaten and unranked, stunned 10th ranked Ohio State 82-80 on the Buckeyes home floor. John Canine led with 25 points as guard Dee Roberts added late heroics, while Dave Sorenson paced Ohio State with 27. Multiple top ten games followed including UCLA over Texas and Kentucky over Florida State.
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Steinmark aims to finish school after leg amputation
HOUSTON Ailing Texas Longhorns star Fred Steinmark had his cancerous left leg amputated at the hip but expressed determination to return to the University of Texas at Austin. MD Anderson officials said he is in good condition and could begin rehab in two to three weeks, with visits limited for several days.
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Paterno Prepares Nittany Lions for Orange Bowl
Penn State coach Joe Paterno said the Nittany Lions will be ready for Missouri in the Orange Bowl and brushed aside talk of a mental letdown after Texas was named the No 1 team. He praised Missouri’s offense led by Terry McMillan and noted the defense will face its toughest test this season. Players will depart for Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday to begin bowl prep, with a home return planned Dec 21 for holidays.
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Evening College Sports Slate Preview
Tonight's schedule highlights college and high school basketball and wrestling with listed venues and start times. Notable matches include Gloria, Kennedy at Richmond, Anza at Ban Lagadra, Viet at Newars, San Ramon at Gran 438, San Leandra at Moree, Mission San Jose at San Lorenzo, and Newark mobilizations.
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Autopsy Ordered After Lodi High Wrestler's Death
A 14 year old Lod i High student Lewis Hawkins collapsed and died during a 175 pound match on Saturday. John F Kennedy of Fremont defeated Brad Anderson 30 27 earlier as Fowler’s Hughson fell 25 24. Hawkins received oxygen and heart massage at Lodi Memorial Hospital before officials ordered an autopsy.
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HAAL cage teams emphasize defense in loop tourney
HAAL boys basketball clubs showcase defense at the Christmas Tourney with Castro Valley edging Mr. Eden for the title. The tournament featured significantly lower scoring than last year as teams prioritized stifling defense, setting several all time records for points allowed and hold totals amid a crowded field led by Hayward and Canyon.
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North Dakota State Bison top Montana in Camellia Bowl
North Dakota State, led by Grasamke and quarterback Brom, defeated Montana 30 in the Camellia Bowl to finish the season undefeated and claim the No 1 NCAA College Division football ranking. Montana, in its first postseason bowl, finished No 2 with a 9 1 record. Grasamke shifted momentum with key passes while NDSU’s defense stifled Montana’s offense and kept their championship bid intact.
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Rasmussen Leads Rams to JC Football Title Victory
Fresno State tops Fullerton 36 20 to win the California junior college title led by quarterback Mike Rasmussen who passed for 34 yards and completed 20 of 32. Chuck Davidian hauled in seven receptions for 154 yards while Vic Lamanuzei sat out with a knee injury. Marty Schurtz added a 67 yard run and Steve Bigwegha punched in a one yard score as Fresno State claimed back to back JC crowns.
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