Dragons win in BOD Christmas Tournament opener
In Oakland Moréau-High Will host Dublin for the Bishop O'Dowd Christmas Basketball Tournament first round. The Dragons led 39-37 late in the fourth before Dom D'Ambrosio sparked a 6-0 run to seal a 48-41 victory as George Andrews led with 16 points and teammates added eight each. Oakland Tech trounced San Leandro 60-54 earlier, while O'Dowd edged Marin Catholic 49-47.
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Oakland
Moréau-High
Will Batt
Dublin
Bishop O'Dowd
Mariners
George Slaats
Dave Cerruti
Alameda
Encinat
Oakland Tech
San Leandra
O'Dowd
Marin Catholic
al Ferreira
Dragons
Dom D'Ambrosio
Dom
Ferreira
Allle
George Andrews
Scott Binnie
Niko Basi¢a
Marino
Mike Mahoney
San Leandro
Vtech
San Leandeo
Prio Dowd
Marah Catho
Ohlone’s Cagees dominate Redwoods rebound battle
Ohlone College’s Renegades overwhelmed College of the Redwoods 64 51 as Pierce and Chan led a balanced attack. Bakersfield UC Davis notes follow with a late surge as Adrian Anderson Johnson and Chapel paced the Quable tally.
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Eureka
Ohlone College
Cagees
The
Redwoods
Renegades
Ohlone
Ek Pierce
Dave Chanel
Adrian Anderson
Rey Johnson
Chapel
Chabot rallies past Shasta 83 73 at Redwoods
Chabot College men upset Shasta 83 to 73 at the Redwoods after a second unit spark. Tiefenthaler Vargas and Thompson contributed eight points apiece, Curtiss Wright led with 16, Gibbs 12, and May paced rebounds as Shasta fell after halftime.
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Eureka
Chabot College
Test
The
Redwoods
Glads
Shasta
Chabots
Chabat
Jie Wagoner
al Thompson
Frak Vargas
Tiefenthaler
Gibbs
Chabot
Brian May
Curt Carey
Chabal
Chico
Chico State
Canyon Pacific win Tracy Tourney openers
Canyon and Pacific High Schools won openers in the Tracy Invitational Basketball Tournament with Canyon defeating Tracy 64-47 and Pacific beating Manteca 68-34. Edison beat Tennyson 69-45 while Lincoln defeated James Logan 87-63. Logan’s Tom Hoyt scored 28, Logan’s best game to date. Canyon’s Eric Hendricks had 23 points.
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Tracy—Canyon
Pacific High Schools
Canyon
Tracy
Pacific
Manteca
South Couny
Tennyson
Stockton Edison
James Logan
Lincoln
Logan
Oakland
Vennyson
Wranklin
Modesto
Franklin
Lodi
Wilcox
Hiram Johnson
Davis
Eric Hendricks
Ilacy
Cougar
Jerry Oliver
John
Ian Pwelley
Bobby Roots
Tom Hoyt
Joe Sankene
James
Sankene
Colts
Cowboys edge Spartans 55 51 on rebounding dominance
Livermore High defeated DeLaSalle 55-51 as Cowboys controlled the boards 48-27 led by Dean Harvin with 13 rebounds. Down 24-21 at halftime, Livermore surged in the third behind Mike Werwilliger and Toby Rien, while DeLaSalle struggled to score against tight defense and foul trouble.
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Livermore
Liversiore High
Tela Salle
Cowboys
Dean Harvin
Spartans
St. Clair
Livermare
Mike ‘Erwilliger
Toby Rien
DeLaSalle
Ceveralluns
Seach
John Jones
Roger Stanfill
Stanfill
Lavermore
Doug Morrison
Morrison
Weekend TV Sports Schedule Highlights Decoded
A busy slate lists Thursday through Monday pro and college football telecasts with channel numbers. Notable items include Peachfowl NC State vs Virginia on Friday, Texas Tech vs North Carolina on Saturday, and NFL AFC and NFC Championship games Sunday followed by major bowls like Sugar Penn State Oklahoma and Rose USC Ohio State. Also scheduled are hockey Boston versus Minnesota, boxing from Olympic venues, wrestling, and roller derby with multiple channels and times.
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Boston
Minnesota
Texas Tech
Norlly
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Miami
Pittsburgh
Washington
Dallas
Penn State
Oklahoma
Colton Howl
Texas
Alabama Alam
USC
Ohd State
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Walters Tournament Opens With Key Local Showdowns
SOQUEL Castro Valley faces Marello Prep at 7 30 p m and John F Kennedy of Fremont meets host Soquel at 9 p m in the Walters Basketball Tournament at Cabrillo. St Francis meets Alisal at 4 20 p m and Balhea plays Aptos at 6 p m as Alisal aims for a third title. Other winners are Santa Cruz and Washington of San Francisco.
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Soquel
Castro Valley
Marello Prep
John F. Kennedy
Fremont
Walters
Cabrillo Col
St. Francis
Alisal
Balhea
Aptos
Santa Cruz
Washington
San Francisco
Lassen
Amaare
Milplisa
America
Wihae
Tenrystremes
Lowen
Pacifle
Canyos
Tey
John F. Kennet
Castro Valley Iv
Reyd H. Waltars Haenerlal
Cabrillo
Alben Gan Jose
Livermore
Momatlal AV
F. Kennedys i Rima
San Lorena
Locals Take 3rd at All-Comers Track Meet at CSM
At the College of San Mateo meet two South County athletes placed. ML Eden High's Alex Marchan finished third in the 60 yard dash with 6.7 seconds. Castlemont's Maurice Glass won in 6.3 seconds. Rich Chitwood of Livermore finished third in the two mile run with 9 minutes 54.2 seconds, four seconds behind Castleman's John Campbell.
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San Mateo
Wilson Stymies Don Duo For 58 55 Comeback Win
Amador Valley falls to Wilson High of San Francisco 58 55 after a tense fourth quarter. Willie Harding hit clutch free throws in the final minute to seal the comeback, while Bruce Cuvesiti and Bob Pyper delivered strong all game. Pyper led Amador with 21 points as Cavestri blocked six shots and grabbed 12 rebounds.
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Don
Plasasanton
Willie Harding
Bruce Cuvesiti
Bob Pyper
Amador Valley
Wilson High
San Francisco
Amador
Visling Warriors
Slanza
Hye
Cavestri
Pyper
Dons
Warrior
Charles Balds
Amator
First Annual Commerce Union Tennis Classic announced
Edward G. Nelson president of the Commerce Union Bank announced a new women’s tennis tournament to be held August 6 to 12, 1973 at Centennial Park Tennis Center in Nashville. Prize money totals 25000 dollars and the event marks the bank’s support for women’s tennis in Tennessee.
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Tenn
UPI
Edward G. Nelson
Commerce Union Bank
Commerce Union
Centennial Park
Cowboys Face QB Decision for Washington Game
Landry will choose between Staubach and Morton for Sunday's showdown with Washington. Staubach sparked a comeback versus San Francisco while Morton, boos aside, was named the season’s favorite Cowboy in a local dairy sponsor contest. Morton and Staubach shared practice as Landry weighs playoff fit and team needs.
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Dallas
UPI
Tony Landry
Washington
Roger Staubach
San Francisca
Crag Morton
Enjnal
Landry
Morlen
Mat Possitte
Staubach
Cowboys
Kdeal
Morton
Texas Stadium
Jed
Acapulco
Scott lets players help pick new grid coach at Oberlin
Oberlin College athletic director Jack Scott says football players will have a major voice in selecting the next coach. He notes changes since taking over include hiring Tommie Smith as assistant AD and expanding the women’s program with equal footing, plus scrapping admission fees for college sports events. Scott defends a broader sports mission and denies anti sports aims, insisting the goal is student participation and reform.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin’ College
Jack Scott
Scott
Seaff
Tommie Smith
Smith
Mack
Jane Mann
University of Wisconsin
Iack
Rnver
IMG
Syraniee University
Institute For the Study of Sport and
University of California At Berkeley
Positios
Soot
College and City Basketball Schedule Mixed With Tournament Pairings
A cluttered list shows multiple college and high school games and tournaments across cities including Norfolk Virginia and San Jose California. Standout matchups include Saint Clara versus San Jose State at San Jose Civic Auditorium and California schools clashing in Pacific and Casigen events with tournament dates and times.
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Chatet Ue. Collegn
Eyrekay
Shasta A
Bereens
Stanford
Norfolk, Va
Santa Clara
San Jose
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