Washington tests tough tourney foe at Cabrillo College
Washington faces Cabrillo College in Aptos as the Lancers meet Yates and another South County team in the Walters Invitational. The team sits at 41 record with juniors John Stuart Dave Nakimy Brian Epstein and Kevin Flaig averaging about 10 points. Washington recently ended a four game win streak with a 24 68 win over Branham. Bob are shout 15 points per game for the Vikes and Stoppel Gubbins pace the front line.
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Castlemont Repeats as East Bay High Rating Leader
Castlemont High retains the No 1 ranking in the East Bay after an undefeated run in the McClymonds Tournament where the Knights defeated all rivals. College Park climbs to second with Tech dropping to third as Berkeley and Fremont complete the top five. In the South County, Granada remains undefeated at 40 and tops that division, with Tennyson Livermore and O'Dowd also rated.
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San Jose State Holds Off Portland State In Narrow Win
San Jose State withstood a late surge by Portland State to win by a score that left the Spartans at 6-3 and the Vikings at 5-4. Freeman Williams scored 30, Derreck Brooks grabbed the final rebound, and Wayne Smith rallied PSU late.
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Purdue Rolls Past California in 97-79 Victory
Purdue dominated California 97-79 at home as five players reached double figures led by the balanced scoring effort. Purdue built a 43-22 halftime advantage and never relinquished control, with Walter Jordan contributing and a 59-30 second-half score to seal the win before 13,705 fans.
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United routs Pittsburgh in Bay Area adult soccer clash
United crushed Pittsburgh 6 1 in Had Bay Adult Soccer at Doolittle field San Leandro with Bill Cooke netting two goals and Nino Jemo George Lilley Franz ca and Norman Root adding singles. The win lifts United to 3 4 1 on the season heading into next Sunday's game against La Imperial at 9 am.
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Wasco star shines in comeback win over Newark rivals
Newark senior Wasco powered the team with two big plays and three assists as Wasco overcame Bishop O’Dowd and Oakland Tech in a dramatic overtime win. He scored 10 goals and eight assists this season, earning praise from coach Mangiola while planning to join Ohlone College next year.
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Free throws doom CSUH as Portland holds 78 to 72 win
Cal State missed late free throws and saw a strong defense by the Pioneers but could not overcome Portland. Ken Barford led Portland with 34 points as Cal State struggled from the line and overall shooting.
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C-2 Stats Show Birdmen Climb to Top in 1975 League
Jim Bird Construction champions of the C-2 circuit posted a 10-4 mark in 1973 and improved to 7-7 in 1974, topping the league with hitting led by Mike Sousa at .468. Round Table Pizza edged Birdmen for an undefeated 12-2 finish while others like Sal’s Pizza and Nava Lathing posted strong records. Final 1975 hard 2 averages and individual notes highlight pitching star Bill Shova of Round Table Pizza with a 0.73 ERA and a no hitter, as the circuit reflected a year of offense and steady improvement.
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How Shrine East West players are selected
Shrine East West selection relies on spring coach nominations and pro input. A list of 250 players is built from senior rankings, then updated in fall as bowl implications and team conflicts prune or add names.
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Stanford hosts Gaels in late night college basketball
Stanford faces St Marys tonight at 8 05 as the Cardinal welcome the Gaels in a late game. USF hosts San Dons seeking an eighth win while Pac teams Long Beach State and Santa Clara meet in a Bay Area matchup. Sacramento State aims for another win after recent road trip losses in the Road Runner Invitational.
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Minnesota Edges Stanford in Tight Upset Thriller
Minnesota narrowly defeated Stanford 79 76 as Mika Joe exploded for 34 points and teammate Williams added 25. The Gopters built a second half surge to overturn a 45 42 deficit, while Stanford’s George Schacer led with 19 points but could not keep pace. The frantic finish featured multiple lead changes and late free throws as Minnesota improved to remain undefeated.
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