Glads edge Santa Monica in championship game
Chabot College defeats Santa Monica 86 75 to win the Helday Cage Classic title as Jim Schwerm scores 23 points and 13 rebounds. Terry Cavin and Robin Hood strengthen the bench while Chabot eyes Golden Gate Conference play starting Jan 6.
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Jay Clapper Hayward
Chabot College
Glads
John Wagoner
Santa Monica
Wil
Canada
Chabot Cagers
Lish
Wagoner
Giads
Terry Cavin
Robin Hood
Douglasletter
Jim Schwerm
Wagoties
Schwerm
Chabat
Mike Treat
Treal
S F Open golf ends after chamber row
The San Francisco Open golf tournament was canceled after the Chamber of Commerce refused to co sponsor with the PGA. Bill Dauer cited seven reasons, led by lack of appreciation from the PGA and Bay Area residents for a San Francisco tournament at Harding Park.
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San Francisco
UPI
Chamber of Commerce
Professional Golfers Association
Bill Dauer
Chamber
Organizaiion
Harding Park
PGA
Bay Area
Rec leagues pause for holidays in HARD C leagues
Rec leagues in Hayward Area Recreation District and San Leandro Recreation Department halt for two weeks, resuming competition January 5 or 6, 1969. Oakland All-Stars and Independents vie for HARD C-1 lead while Oakland AC tops C-2 and California Auto Towing trails. St Leander's and Assumption Boosters sit tied in C-2 after first round.
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Hayward Area Recreation District
San Leandro Recreation Department
Oakland All-Stars
Oakland AC
Misco
California Auto Towing
Finale at Meadows Kyne Stakes at Bay Meadows
Undefeated Gaelic Dancer led a field of 10 three-year-olds in the 12th running of the $20,000 added William P. Kyne Stakes at Bay Meadows closing its 1989 season. The one mile race honored Bay Meadows founder as Grelic Dancer and Jungle Savage prepared for a anticipated duel. Also in the mix were Good anting Foreign Trade First Front Noholme Atoll Dark Vanguard Shining Bush Royal Dynasty and Blue Cobra.
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San Mateo
Gaelic Dancer
William P. Kyne
Bay Meadows
Grelic Dancer
Jungle Savage
Goodanting
Foreign Trade
First Front
Noholme Atoll
Dark Vanguard
Shining Bush
Royal Dynasty
Blue Cobra
Pacific Invites and Kennedy Tourneys Open Tonight
Holiday prep high school basketball continues as the Pacific and John F Kennedy Invitational tournaments begin with first brackets at 7 pm tonight and a second bracket tomorrow. San Leandro faces Redwood and Balboa meets St Elizabeth in early games while Washington clashes San Jose in the Kennedy tourney opener. Amador and Mission San Jose also in action with Alameda and Buchser looming in later rounds amid strong performances and key players named from both sides.
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Bishop O'Dowd
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Redwood
Marin County Athletic League
Dave Kulinowski
Pirate
Balboa
Academic Athletic Association
St. Elizabeth
Catholic Athletic League
Washington of San Francisco
AAA
San Jose
Santa Teresa Athletic League
Kennnedy
Bay Area four college teams host eight p.m. hoops nights
California and Stanford lead a Bay Area basketball evening as Cal hosts New Mexico in Berkeley after New Mexico handed Washington State a loss in the Lobo Invitational final. Stanford visits St John’s at Maples Pavilion while Pacific eyes UC Davis in Stockton and Santa Clara hosts Fresno State at home. San Jose State travels to Colorado State and Saint Mary’s to St Francis PA. Washington wins Sun Devil Classic. Steve Hawes tops UW with 20.
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California
Stanford
University of Pacific
Santa Clara
Bay Area
Golden Bears
New Mexico
Washington State
Lobos
New Mexico State
Oreon
Maples Pavilion
St. John’s
New York
Pacific
UC Davis
Stockton
Fresno State
Houston
Okla
Cal State
Island State
P.n
Chabol
Mexico
Rebound for Trojans Far West Classic trip and week scores
The Huskies will play in Portland's Far West Classic Friday through Tuesday after a 4-2 run that included wins over Washington State and USC. Tournament results feature Utah 105 83 over Michigan State, Bradley 108 80 over San Francisco, Oregon 74 63 over Gonzaga, and other regional results with notable scorers and upsets across multiple universities.
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Michigan State
Bradley
University of San Francisco
Sam Simmons
Pete Cross
USF
Stan Love
Oregon
Ducks
Gonzaga
Pepperdine
MacMurray College of Illinois
Santa Barbara
Seattle
Ron Allen
Tulsa
de Paul
Nevada
Reno
Alex Boyd
Gontega
Sea
Buffalo Three UB players boycott athletic dept for second time
Three State University of Buffalo basketball players refuse to travel with the team to Detroit for a Wayne State game. They say they will recruit other black athletes to boycott other sports and note the athletic department has not acted on their demands for financial commitment and a black coach.
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Buffalo, NY
UPI
State University of Buffalo
Wayne State University
Detroit
Bob Williams
Jimmy Freeney
Ron Gillian
Buffalo
Williams
Suy Vickers
Santa Clara unveils 49 game baseball schedule
The University of Santa Clara announces a 49 game varsity baseball schedule with 35 home contests. Taormina's defending West Coast Conference champions and District 8 NCAA runners-up will open the season February 4 against the Philadelphia Rockies.
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Santa Clara
University of Santa Clara
Inn Taormina
Philadelphia Rockies
Pow wow at Santa Anita stalls Friday opening
In Arcadia California management and union representatives met again to settle a dispute. Local 280 AFL-GJO Parimutuel Guild threatens to strike the Arcadia horse racing plant if a contract agreement is not reached, risking Friday’s scheduled opening.
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Arcadia, Calif
UPI
Santa Anita
Afl-Gjo Parimutuel Guild
Arcadia Horse Racing
Pioneers on road tonight as Cal State faces Portland State
Cal State closes its first extensive road trip of the 1969-70 season with an 8 p.m. game at Portland State. The Pioneers beat Southern Oregon 68-61 to claim third in the Rogue River Classic, moving to 2-4, while Portland State defeated Southern Utah 107-91 Saturday.
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Portland
Cal State
Portland State College
Southern Oregon College
Ashland
Portland State
Vikings
Southern Utah
Shrine coaches praise progress after third Shrine game workouts
East coach Tom Cahill of Army lauded early cohesion and fast improvement as guards Ron Saul of MSU and QBs Harry Gonso and Dan Pierce impressed. West coach John Ralston highlighted a smoothly functioning offense led by Steve Owens and Bob Anderson, with Greg Jones and Art Malone also starring. Jess Lewis of Oregon State joined the squad at full strength after wrestling duties.
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Stanford
Tom Cahill
Army
Governor's Cup RaceWon by DuCal at Turf Paradise
In Phoenix Arizona DuCal edged a late challenge to win the Governors Cup at Turf Paradise. Major state colleges attend daily basketball shows statewide while prep schedules show Bishop O'Dowd at Santa Marks and other nine events listed with times and locations.
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Phoeenix
Ariz
DuCal
Jongshot
Madras
Turf Paradise
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