Hot Pacific Cagers Trounce Cherokees
Pacific guards Sylvia and Gary lead a decisive win over the Cherokees as Murray, Macaron, and Harcleroad contribute big plays. Pacific opened a solid 43-27 lead, stretched the margin to 56-40 with six minutes left, and dominated with field goals and free throws to finish strong.
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Sylvia
Gary
Anderson
Murray
Macaron
Hoag
Bazzel
Pacific
Harcleroad
Macur
Sequoia
Busehser
Nebraska Faces Cal In Tight 63-59 Duel
Nebraska held off Cal 63-59 as the teams traded leads in a hard fought matchup. The Bears battled back from a halftime deficit but could not overcome a late push, with key action coming from Nebraskas Larry Moore and Ken Roberts.
Warriors and Celtics tie in Newark league standings
In Newark, the Warriors and Celtics each posted 34 wins in the first half of the season. The Warriors upset by the Lakers 25 24 cost undisputed top spot. Celtics edged Pistons 28 23 as Norden Purvis and Grist combined 20 points. Lakers and Pistons tied for third at 1 3. Chabot fell 77 75 after a late Brahmas surge led by Moe and Madigan with 16 and 15 respectively. Foothill beat Merced 24 11 final minutes. Carpenter led Owl with 24 points.
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Hartlet
Eno
Pacific
Sion
Macur
Miceli
Sylvia
Anderson Andhyith
Gilbert
Dim Moss
James Ho
California
Gan
Ton
Saratoga
Hogan
Nebraska
Bears
Cans
Bul Mose
Fred Hare
Neigan
Braska
Larry Moore
Ken Roberts
Grant Simmons
Moss
Roger Lee
Rick Johnson
Naif
Everett Adams
Encinal
San Franbench
San Jose
Jesseo State
Mike Tilhe
Carson
Bulldogs
SSF
Mebrahka Way
San Jose Ral
Hendoa
Paartoa
Heir
Talon
Drimana Os
Walker Tad
Sears
George Sylvia
Seavey
Abba Buchser
McCres T
Uigelorain
Dita Miceli
Neuraua
Rehizi
Hewoyar
Doug Harcle- Jomen
Iblerness
Instantarp
Oregon
Missiot
Coveace
Spluensoan
Fao Kitchen
Bruins
Jelunmer
Helaee
Sequgia
Jock
Sanner
Arizona
Toado
Broncato Golmechry
Fords
Offainen
Berougie
Newark
Warriors
Celtis
Lakers
Bul Hunter
Don Zimmerman
Jake Melvin
Les Norden
Lynn Purvis
Ron Grist
Celtics
Pistons
Gus Sanborn
Chabot
Glad
Pierce
Glads
Brahma Board
Brahmas
Russ Moe
Joe Madigan
Hal Dahling
Madigan
Bill Windbigler
Long Beach
Leroy Scarlett
Dave Pardla
Jack Matulich
Clit
Denver
Deteraryare Greestes Foothill
Merced
Rick Carpenter
Owl
Dick Treglown
Thabol
Pleven
Fythip
Madison Bids For Leandro Hoop Sweep
Madison competed in all grade divisions as the San Leandro Recreation Dept Christmas Basketball Tournament concluded at San Leandro High. Quarterfinal pairings had Madison facing St Paschal's in fifth grade, Roosevelt meeting in sixth, and Assumption facing another foe in seventh, with semifinals and finals to follow into the evening.
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San Leandro
Madison
San Leandro Recreation Dept
San Leandro High
St. Paschal’s
Roosevelt
Madison Je
dNke Troty
Rich Cope
Wile Ba
Jourallen
Att Rernandes
Dayton TH
Mike Carlson
Pat Records
Acorde ID Clon Linch
Dan Qaviad
Cleveland
Lewelting
Gary Burke
Aten Halllasy
Cayiig
Steve Regwart
Mite Carliond
Welson
Fernando Rose
Mike
Webh
Moarce VF
On Davie
BM Brown
Corvallis
Bob Blackwood
Gary Forster
Gorr
Dave Beker
Kelin Senrenius
St. Paschal's
Maymetan
Seren
Atsumpron
Opeant
Malerenl
Haleren
Rith Vargas
Lacey Frontain
Hooieyells Gren
Moderd
Rll
Nelson
Aroomie
Geer Alland
Rick Pot
I Jeffersen
Usteve Fernandes
Argonne
Bill Uieek
Mckinsey
Harmon
Reilly
Rissatto
Gi Perey
Herrick
Sie
Ayron
Rhusarb
Srv
Frank Severs
Leon Siiner
Frank Peterson
Paschal
Covpbell
Arceliana
McKinley James Oliver
Ren Millins
Fleonard Hiavala
Dave Bedearl
Garfiels
Rh Santieco
Keller
Menardy
Rain Threat to Junior Race Meet at Hayward Park
Tremendous rain in South County threatens the Quarter Midgets of America Grand National Championships at Kennedy Park Hayward. QMA President Ken Rice says indoor plans failed and there is no alternate date. If weather clears, over 100 entrants from Eastern and Western states compete across 10 divisions. Qualifying starts Saturday at 9 a.m. with finals Sunday at 1 p.m. Open to public free of charge. The Hayward club, eight years established, emphasizes safety and affordable entry with racers learning valuable driving skills.
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South County
Hayward
Kennedy Park
QMA
Ken Rice
Rice
Rive
Somme
Lansing
Mich
California
Areck
Indianapolis
HHS Grad Jackson Sets Mark in Armed Forces League
Leroy Jackson, ex Hayward High and Santa Clara star now in the U S Navy, set a single game scoring record with 56 points as SubPac defeated Mutual Panthers 119 86 at Palama gym in the Armed Forces Invitational Basketball League. He hit 21 fields and 14 free throws, 36 points before halftime, surpassing a 30 point SubPac mark by Bob Gaillard.
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Patton
Carey
Wes Jessup
Ron Moreau
Randy Judd
Vic Vigeant
Pierce
Long Beach
Mt. San Antonio
Honolulu
Leroy Jackson
Hayward High
University of Santa Clara
U.S. Navy
Jackson
SubPac
Mutual Panthers
Palama Gym
USF
Bob Gaillard
Vasquez Knocks Out Olguin In Fourth Round Fight
In Sacramento, veteran Baby Vasquez of Mexico City stopped Joey Olguin of Sacramento at 1:48 of the fourth round in an 11 round bout. In the co main event Fiory Olguin, also of Sacramento, KO'd Robert Allen of Oakland in the 10th round.
Lions Ink Workhorse
Bozeman Montana AP report highlights Dave Miller as a dependable workhorse for the Lions, delivering steady performance and leadership on offense and defense throughout the season. Miller's consistent effort helps the team surge in crucial games.
Packers Sign Utahs Jacobs to NFL Contract
Green Bay Packers announce signing Utah running back Allen Jacobs from Montana State College. The conditional agreement follows Jacobs being champion in the Big Sky Conference and entering the National Football League draft.
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Montana State College
Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Detroit
Utah
Allen Lions
Jacobs
Jim Sweeneylal
Jas
Don Harder Invitational crown on the line at Vine
Ten Hayward Area junior high teams vie in the third annual Don Harder Invitational basketball tournament. Uret Harte defends its court title while Bohan Nor aims to repeat as top rooting team. The Daily Review Trophy goes to the best cheering section. third place earns a new trophy from Don Harder Sporting Goods and HARD. Championship and runner-up receive gleaming handles. all-tournament honorees include seven players. Action begins Monday at Sunset High gym with four games, eliminations Tuesday and Wednesday, final at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Harder
Uret Harte
Hayward Area
White Bohan
Daily Review
Don Harder Sporting Goods
HARD
Sunset High
Striking Advice From Joe Wilman On Bowling Stance And Speed
Bowling expert Joe Wilman discusses stance and speed for aiming the U pin in a Wheeling WV context. He advises keeping a consistent stance with the ball about eight inches in front of the body and notes higher ball placement can increase speed but risk timing and accuracy. He suggests using more leftward angle for the 1 pin and invites readers to submit questions for his guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K
Wheeling
W. Va
Joe
Livy
Doe Wilman
Joe Wilma
Daily Review
Irvington Vikings Rally Past Andrew Hill 65 53
Irvington High of Fremont improves to 2-5 after edging visiting Andrew Hill of San Jose 65-53. Coach Fred Kemper’s cagers used second period rally and free throws to hold off the Falcons. Rudy Renteria led scoring with 27 for Hill while Kine, Corbett and MacDonald paced the Vikings. Irvington resumes action January 5 at Cupertino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Irvington High
Vikings
Andrew Hill
San Jose
Fred Kemper
Cagers
Falcons
Hill
Irvington
Kine
Rich Corbett
Darrell MacDonald
Viking
Corbett
MacDonald
Rudy Renterla
Ake
Cuperting
Cupertino
Andra
Hilt
Vreimghor
Olks Edge Visqueen For Fourth Straight Win
Brothers Mar lin and Orin Olk led Visqueen with 20 and 15 points as Fremont’s team defeated Niles A C Beavers 67 37 at Irvington High. Charlie Aragon led Beavers with scoring. In the other game A O Smith held off Alameda County Water District 43 39 as Dave Jackson and Tick Homan had 14 each and Ed Simon and Gary McGhle 13 each for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Marlin
Orin Olk
Nets
Irvington High
Niles A. C. Beavers
Charlie Aragon
Beavers
A. O. Smith
Alameda County Water District
Dave Jackson
Tick Homan
Smith
Ed Simon
Gary McGhle
St Ignatius Raps Mustangs In San Francisco
In a college basketball card from San Francisco St Ignatius beat the Mustangs 62 48 on a day that saw key scoring from Bob Reriman Dieta St Elizabeths and Pele Jones. The Mus tangs return to action December 29 against Galileo on the SE court. Vittoria defeated San Francisco 4 3 in Tuesday action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
St. Tyna
Bob Reriman
Garcererisis
Dieta St. Elizabeth’s
Les Anneleyes
Miter Neg
Ie Pele Jones
Ed Boyle
Musjtangs
Galileo
Fremont Pathfinders Eye Tie Breaker Over San Francisco
Fremont Pathfinders, 4-8, surge from fifth place after a 294 weekend, facing San Francisco 8-? in a WPBL tie-breaker Sunday at Cloverleaf Bowl. Jim Godman led with a 3169 series atop 217, 236, 246, 212 games. Sam Baca and others contributed strong scores as the standings shift with El Cerrito, Santa Clara, and Stockton nearby.
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Santa Clara
Fremont Pathfinders
San Francisco
Pathfinders
Santa Clara Meanliters
Jim Godman
Sam Baca
al Hillman
Les Glazier
Jim Clements
Andl
Leri Meinecke
Stockton
Carmichael
Colts
South San Francisco
Saq Rafael
Lrillryirale
Fremont
el Cerrito
San Fransco
South San He
San Rafael
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Uke Aga
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Pierce College
Santa Monica
San Antonio
Steve Landry
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Arizona State
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Francsca State
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Orezon
Onjmas
Ken Patton
John Carey
Ricky Galbraith
Wayne Childree
Lee
DeShong
C.D. van Deusen
Mission Cagers
Buchser
Herold Jones
Randy Macur
MLJ
Iowa
Macor
Jerry Brandt
HHS
Grad Jackson
Mark
Vasquez
Olguin
Lions Ink
Bozeman, Monl
Dave “Miller
Packers
Joe Wilman
West Virginia
Olks Pace
Visqueen
Bailu Review
W. Winton
Fremont Area
Fremont-Blvd
Livermore Area
New Civic
Livermore Ave
St. Ignatius
Mustangs
Vittoria
Bruce Campbell
Grand Lanes
Campbell
Grand
Jim Algahi
Lee Naewager
Olga Clewie
Bruce Way
L Hicker
John Lapant
Tony Marduch
G. Gaudin
Vida Homes
Vince Cexay
Tesdus Ray Marin
Shanann Dickens
Len Adolf
Ladien Traveldean
Cal Pac—Borpshy Ferry
Hervey Hal
Pal Patterson
Hunts
Jorn Hotterian
Russetts
Coalt Malone
Dole
Maurice Freitay
Nas Melors
Ed Travethan
Gon Mengoes
Kelly Wasy Dans
Hents Foods
al Pacheco
Bartere Pach
Hose
Ieee
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