Iceburg Run at San Leandro Marina Promises Arctic Themed Ski Event
The San Leandro Boat Club launches its first Iceburg Run next Friday at San Leandro Marina. Participants register New Year's Day at the Harbor Masters Office and wear a badge identifying them as Iceburg Run members. There is a $1 entry fee, no wetsuits, and water skiers must bring their own skis and belts. The event runs 1 am to 4 pm with coffee and hot showers provided. Further details from Betty Clemons or Chucky Haley.
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Aluminum in yacht hulls boosts speed and design ease
A panel of boating experts cites aluminum's high strength to weight ratio as key for hulls spars and fittings. It offers uniform properties no seasoning needed easier fabrication and weight savings enabling larger fuel and water tanks and greater design freedom for yachts and racing sailboats.
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Slo-Break Cage Winners in Newark Basketball Round
Newark recreation district league second round opened with the Lakers edging the Celtics 24 to 19 and the Warriors defeating the Pistons as Hal Born scored 101 points to pace the winners. John McGowan and Don Zimmerman delivered strong backboard work while Ron Oliphant added clutch free throws.
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Rumor-Filled Warriors Set to Face Lakers Tonight
In Los Angeles the Warriors visit the Lakers at 8 30 p m seeking a playoff push while rumors swirl about trades involving Will Chamberlain and Nate Thurmond The Lakers rely on Elgin Baylor to steady the attack as both teams chase Detroit for position in the Western Division standings with Bay Area viewers set to see the game on KT U TV Ez pan.
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Bradley to Skip Courts for Law School Decision
Crystal City Missouri reports All-America star Bill Bradley will abandon basketball to pursue law after two years at Oxford on a Rhodes scholarship. The Princeton senior will leave for law school, ending expectations of him entering the 1968 NBA draft and likely signaling the Tigers pursuit of a third straight Ivy title. Bradley, who averaged over 27 points, helped the U.S. win Olympic gold and follows paths of Byron White and Pete Dawkins in moving from sports to other royal roles.
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Royals Roll On Lucas Point Spree
Kerry Tatcas of the Cincinnati Royals ranked in the top ten in four NBA categories including rebounds and scoring. He scored five points in overtime to lift Cincinnati past the St Louis Hawks 130 to 125 on Christmas night before 6,411 at home. Lucas posted 29 points and 28 rebounds in the game as the Royals rolled.
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Over 350 Coaches To Hear Expert At Holiday Coaching Clinic
Palo Alto reports that more than 350 coaches will attend the Holiday Coaching Clinic at the Cabana Hotel on December 23. Dean Miller, a fitness and agility expert on leave from San Jose State, will lead demonstrations for football conditioning, strength, power, and skills. Registration opens at 9 am next Tuesday. The Shrine East-West Game staff will conduct 14 hours of lectures for coaches from California to Nevada.
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Hotels Overrun by Football Fans in Erin Pennsylvania
Hotel and motel officials report a flood of requests from fans seeking rooms to watch the National and American Football League championship games on TV this weekend in Erin Pennsylvania.
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WCAC Cage Site Brightens San Jose Arena for Tournament
San Jose Civic Auditorium, famed for darkness, receives thirty eight 1,000 watt lights boosting illumination almost fourfold. The upgrade will be ready as Loyola and the University of Pacific prepare to open the West Coast Conference tournament. Saturday night at 7 15 p m.
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North Tops South In Last 5 Seconds
North and South duel in a late burst with Urbanik scoring two one yard TDs and a late two point try. Hayes adds a 39 yard end around TD while Starr quarterback Staubach directs the Rebels. Snow hauls in the game winning pass with five seconds remaining after Duarte connects on five straight plays setting up the winning Notre Dame teammate.
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South County Preps Post Winter Sports Schedule
Heavy January slate sweeps prep winter sports in South County after New Year. The Alameda County Athletic League and HAAL circuits begin league play January 8 with many non conference warmups January 4 and James Logan hosting Andrew Hill January 2. MVVAL and HAAL wrestling dual meets start January 5 and January 6 with HAAL novice tournament. Multiple invitational meets including Bay Area, Homestead, and Westmont run in January and February with berth dates across Bay Area venues.
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Nebraska Faces Razorbacks In Strong Balanced Clash
Dallas AP report says Nebraska coaches herald Arkansas as the strongest foe they'll meet next Friday. Coach Bob Devaney calls Arkansas the best balanced on offense and defense, while noting Nebraska itself ranks second nationally in defense and leads the Big Eight in offense.
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Alabama Faces Texas In Orange Bowl Prep Relaxation Plan
Alabama national champions plan a sunlit day in Miami before New Year’s Day Orange Bowl practice. Coach Paul Bryant travels with about six players, coaches, and wives, aiming for rest and readiness ahead of the Texas showdown.
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San Lorenzo tennis star rises in national rankings
Mrs Bess Fickert of San Lorenzo ranked eighth in the National Lawn Tennis Association Senior Ren rankings. Her surge comes after a fifth place in the Senior National Hard Court Tournament at La Jolla and a spring win at Los Gatos. She notes strong local events but limited senior options. Gardnar Mulloy of Miami leads the men’s list, with Dorothy Bundy Cheney atop the women's side.
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Ralston Tops U S tennis rankings in longtime update
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield Calif., leads the U S Lawn Tennis Association men’s rankings, overtaking Chuck McKinley who drops to second. Nancy Richey of Dallas becomes women’s No 1 as Darlene Hard turns pro, with list noting Davis Cup context and multiple doubles, singles standings.
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