Santa Clara Five Wins First Game in Halfcourt Shootout
Santa Clara, Cal, and Stanford delivered a trio of college basketball results. Gary Gillmor led Santa Clara with 18 points as the Broncos rallied from a 23-5 deficit to beat Wisconsin 62-55, while California toppled Wisconsin 62-55 and Stanford upset Iowa 52-14 in a separate bracket.
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Gardiner High Scorer Leads Dragons In Season Preview
Gardiner High standout Lee Gardiner tops the Dragons scoring this season with 136 points through 12 games, followed by Frank Sobrero and Don Perverra. The team, coached by Bob Lee, faces St Joseph's Seminary tonight and prepares for Serra Bay tilt with adjustments due to injuries to Perreria and Suiér.
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East Rules 7 Point Favorite Over West in Shrine Tilt
East holds a seven point edge as the 31st Shrine game approaches with Stanford and USC stars highlighted. West showcases Tarr Moore Carpenter Nakken and Reichow among several standout backs while Hill contemplates shifts at halfback for Tarr and plans a tough defense to corral the elusive Haps. The annual clash, dating to 1925, has seen the West win more often in recent memory. this year’s tilt promises a close, high stakes matchup.
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Martinez Stops Mueller In Milwaukee Lights Heavyweight Bout
Vince Martinez strengthened his claim as a top middleweight contender by stopping Peter Mueller of Cologne in the second round at Milwaukee. A sharp barrage of rights and lefts to the head dropped Mueller as Martinez asserted control early in the contest.
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San Jose State Hosts Tempe Five Tonight
San Jose State plans a home clash with Arizona State Tempe tonight at Spartan Gym. The Spartans, 4 3, seek revenge after an 81 to 62 loss at Tempe, while aiming to refine lineups before the Jan 4 California game. Dave Graybill paces the Sun Devils with 36 points in their prior meeting.
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Torres and Sharpe Set for Pacific Coast Title Clash
In Oakland Ensilique Torres defends the Pacific Coast heavyweight crown against Mike Sharpe in Promoter Ad Santel's main event at the Oak Jang auditorium. The match has a one hour time limit with a winner take all.
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College basketball scattered results from Sugar Bowl and other tournaments
United Press recaps numerous college games with mixed results across Sugar Bowl rounds and midseason tours. Notre Dame led Alabama 86 to 80, Utah 85, Marquette 84. other scores include Wake Forest 87 over Minnesota 83, NC State 99 over Oregon 34, Duke 71 over Wyoming 54, and Kansas 73 over Missouri 38 amid a sweep of consolation and semifinal matchups.
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Review to Carry Prep College Cage Schedules
The Daily Review to publish complete schedule tables as new year opens. College and prep cagers will find opponent and game site on each date. Pacific Coast Conference schedules appear tomorrow. Alameda County Athletic League and California Basketball Association issues to follow. Save copies for reference.
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Fishin Fool Ralph Stevens Explains Abalone Gathing Cautions
A reader asks about collecting succulent abalones on beaches and the answer notes it can occur during strong gales at low tides. The reporter recalls witnessing a shore gathering near Pescadero with many abalones, including legal sizes, and a group returning undersized specimens to the sea.
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Allen Charges Draw Rebuttal
Dan Ferris, secretary treasurer of the National AAU, challenged coach Forrest C. Allen of Kansas to name track athletes who have become wealthy through expense money. Allen, in Kansas City, said Santee’s case shows the AAU’s handling and accused several East meets of paying expenses to create professionalism. A stray insert about abalone cooking appears as misread text.
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Santee Aims for Fourth Minute Mile at Orange Bowl
Wee Santee the star of the meet plans a four minute mile bid between halves of the Junior Orange Bowl game in Miami Florida. He travels with pace runners Joe Lapierre and Bill Adams to challenge the mark. Other sports notes include boxing results from Los Angeles and boxing bouts details from Milwaukee and Germany.
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Bay Area golfers eye big February race at Hayward
Bay Area golf fans anticipate a packed February with the Hayward City championships on Feb. 4-3 and Feb. 11-12, boosted prize funds and merchandise. Alex Stewart says entry tickets go on sale Jan. 8 at 10 am, Hayward course, while the Jackie Jensen Invitational set for Feb. 17 at Diablo draws major amateur and pro entries from Hayward, Belmont and beyond.
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Johnson scores upset victory over Charles Johnson at Olympic
In Los Angeles heavyweights Jack Johnson defeated Ezzard Charles by sixth round technical knockout after a cut lip worsened through the rounds. Charles, 34, unable to answer the bell for the seventh, lost a point for low punching and praised Johnson’s relentless pressure despite the stoppage.
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