O'Dowd Boys Win Seventh League Crown In Thriller
O'Dowd High defeats San Leandro 79 to 48 to capture the league title for the second time in school history, led by key inside plays from Mike Caruso and a decisive first half. Lowell of San Francisco fell 56-48 in another tournament game as the Dragons clinched their seventh championship with late free throws and solid defense.
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Larry
Qarland
MT Cerrito
San Leoridge
Stansuph
O'Dowd High
Deagan
Mike Caruso
Ron Santds
O'Dowd
Leaft
Iidians
Titiee
Jandil
Spain
Nimes Sind
Santos
Capuso
Dragons
Han
Lowell
Ania
Lin
Tian
el Cerrito
Doug Luna
Nelling
Pirates
Bucs
Mahlon Duke
Dan Ditta
Pitcaililuy
BUC
Harder Final Tonie Tyrell Offense in Youth Tourney Finals
Tyrell Junior High faces Earl Warren in the fourth annual Harder Invitational championship finals with Tyrell aiming to counter Warren’s defense. Joh Noguir ra leads Tyrell with 15 points as they beat St Johns 47 22 in a semifinal. Bohannon limited to five by Warren in a 19 16 semifinal win. St Johns and Bohannon contest third place before the title game.
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Eat Warren
Bohannon
St. Jon's
Calarogar
Hanehol
Arroyo
Dennis Benly
Strobridge
la Vista
Ark ‘Vores
Winton
A. B. Morris
Washington
Manor
Bret Harte
Calaroga
T Washington Manor
St. John's
Bill Miller
Tom Payor
Noguirra
Innes
Bark Warren
John Vercelli
Mark Bossi
Pistons Fall To Wilt On Foul Line Victory
Detroit Pistons suffer 113-112 loss to Wilt Chamberlain in Philadelphia after Chamberlain sinks decisive foul shot with no time left. Wilt shoots poorly from the line but scores 34 as Pistons struggle to 9 wins in NBA play. Other scores include Boston over New York 99-96, Cincinnati 111-109 over Los Angeles, Baltimore 144-111 over San Francisco.
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Detroit Pistons
Wilt Chamberlain
Pistons
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Elsch
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Calaroga
Rancho Arroyo
Iasehr Mekintey
Koning
Sipsy
Borman
Ipiniata
Johnamey
Orewton
Filing
Oyarkes
Srobeidae
Ani Lawisia
Qoetroit
Ty Dahle
Ove'hamn
Thomsen
Batley
Dieter E Bizach
Barnhit
Knowles & Clarkson
Ure
Ganber
Rumens Jackson
Igsartia
Ford
Merron
Detroit
York
Vesta
Bonham
Barnett
Kamives Ya Loeres
vaNrna Naulis
Sburren Nelson
Pimentel
Vanita
Yavin P
Senders
Vaidivias
Hemer
S v Siesten
Gal Tarais
Basion
Winton Myatsar
OS Angeles
Morris
Bignay
Brelante
Wegmans
Fmnhott
Cuiter
Evans
West
Robt
Pe Shchanman
Tmeore
Hegzard
Smits
Nel Burkes
Toniyy
Ba Goodrich
Hairston
Jeros
Q Reese
Brey Hartc
AllTorney Selections Highlight Oakland Gelling Trio
Oaklands Bishop O Dowd led the AllTorney selections adding three players to a new squad for the second tournament. Guards Mike Caruso Ron Santos and forward Kohles of the Dragon quintet earned spots alongside Woodrow Wilson Washneton and other players from San Francisco. Billy Lockwood Jarry Lovings represented the Warriors, Mike Johnson Richard Gray from Rawles, Dan Ditko Harry Edmonson and Bil Lichtenberger also noted. For the first time the MVP honors were split among five players due to standout performances beyond the championship quintet with Caruso and Johnson sharing the award after Johnson posted 68 points and Awlings tallied a record 96 rebounds.
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Mike Caruso
Ron Santos
Dir Kohles
Dragon Quintet
Woodrow Wilson
Washneton
San Francisco
Billy Lockwood
Jarry Lovings
Warriors
Mike Johnson
Richard Gray
Rawles
Dan Ditko
San Leandro
Harry Edmonson
Il Cervilo
Bil Lichtenberger
Lowell
Bach
Three Head Eastern All Stars Named for NBA Game
New York AP reports Jerry Lucas Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell were unanimous selections to the Eastern team for the NBA All Star game in Cincinnati. Six other players were chosen for the East, including Willis Reed and Billy Cunningham, with East and West rosters to be announced later.
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New York
Jerry Lucas
Wilt Chamberlain
Ball Russell
Cincinnati
Jansjuan
S. Lucas
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Russell
Haein
Sid Whe Wine Jeanue
Avore Willis Reed
Now Vi
John Vaytiek
Wet Lane Jones ‘Wooston
Osea Bahortson
Stars In Sugar Meet Yew Orleans At Annne of Wiegenbint
Sugar Kawl track and field meet features Yew Orleans as a rival. Caratnal Sugar Kawi performances are highlighted. The event promises notable showings from local athletes and a strong sprint program.
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Orleans
Annne
Wiegenbint
Glads Ranked Nineteenth In State In Poll
San Francisco Chabot College ends a Northern California trip with Sette. The first 1965-66 Western States poll lists City College of San Francisco at fourth, Contra Costa sixth, San Mateo 11th, and Riverside, Long Beach, Merritt, and others in the top twenty. Top three include City College of San Francisco and Long Beach.
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San Francisco
Chabot College
California
Sette
Mas Bees
Jo Sportswire
Riverside City College
Long Beach City College
Boll Uideleare Ape
City College of San Francisca
Contra Costa
Sen Mateo
Sindase City College
Yam
City College
Merritt College
San Franchieg
I. Sen Joaavin Vita
Contra Costa College
Walter Collear
San Antonio College
Menta College
College Si Sin Mateo
Los Angeles Valley College
Wereva College
Bakerfield Collear
Coming Collead
San Diego City
Coleco
Oilan Hancock College
San Jose City
Habot College
Fresno City College
Blind Not Chabot in 110 81 Romp Special
Chabot College Gladiators crushed Yales College 110 81 in Marysville led by Hut Dohting and Yommy Hansen combining for 47 points. The win boosts Chabot toward tonight’s finale as coach Wagoner notes they play blind but perform sharply.
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Chabot
Rocklin
Chabot College
John Wagoner
Sierra College
Sacramento
Hut Dohting
Yommy Hansen
Chaval
Yales College
Marysville
Glads
USF Dominates WCAC Tourney Semis With San Jose State Upset
In a WCAC semifinal USF Dons overwhelmed Santa Clara and Pepperdine while San Jose State fell to UC Santa Barbara. All-America candidate Joe Ellis scored 23 for USF and Bob Krulish led Pacific’s upset bid with 19 as the conference tourney progressed toward a potential USF vs. Santa Barbara final.
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Tigers
San Jose State
Pacific
Innon Santa Clara
St.Mary's
Pepperdine
Loyola of Los Angeles
All America
Joe Ellis
USF
Bob Krulish
Jhe Igers
Ganehns
Spartans
Russ “Banko
Winers
Frank Tarratils
San. Jose
Consolution
Yuba
Mary's
Loyola
Yon Devinconei
Santa Clara
Wagoner
Santa Barbara
Jean
Genes
Pasleuke Sai
al Kelm
Nansen
Musller
Comecc
Eby
Helemined
Perle
Chabot
Santa Clare
Vine
Poppe
Ines
Bey
Quell Souls
Sara Clara
49Ers
Marys Rt Biezer
Petersea
Seo G G
Las Beutines
En Cai
Loyaly
St. Mary's
Shabor
Yuba Tay Altondance
Ie NP Fg MN
Sohungg
Borcichs
UC Santa Barbara Mesa
Peterson
Ravky Td
Newell
Hatter Reg
Tar'niz
Uy Orant
Cleason
Dom'er
Xeating
Kolberg
Brennan
Pope
Ge SG
Atingten
Winsiede Gs
Rerson O. Télais
Atiang
Nag Ossae Chabot
UC Santa Barbara Yuba
Fous—San Jisra
Irvington Vikings overwhelm Healdsburg with rebounding surge
Irvington High topped Healdsburg 43 to 4 on a night when the Vikings pulled down 53 rebounds led by Mike Ivey and Dan Dieffenbach. Falvey left early with a concussion as Malvey and Evang each scored eight, turning a late deficit into a 40 point win while coach Fred Kemper praised the board work.
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Irvington
Vikes
Dja Olf
Bob Dieffenbach
Fred Kemper
Mike Ivey
Dan Evang
Malvey
Oady
Vikings
Roaldsburg
Dieltenbach
Nicol
Ottili
Matty
Falvey
Sorowice
Beeman
Watharng
Willig
Folats Aia Healdsburg
Tia Irvington
UCLA and USC in high stakes Los Angeles Classic
USC stunned Vanderbilt 74 72 as John Block made the clinching plays in the final seconds. UCLA overwhelmed Purdue 82 70 with a fast breaking attack led by Dave Schellhase held to 28 points. Syracuse beat Northwestern 105 75 and St Johns crushed LSU 102 62 in afternoon action.
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UCLA
Southern Cal
Trojans
Vanderbilt
John Block
Block
USC
Jeff
Purdue
Bruins
Dave Schellhase
Boilermakers
Schellhage
Syracuse
Northwestern
St. Jahn’s
Louisiana State
College Cage Scores Across Regions and Tournaments
A volley of college basketball results from multiple venues shows Montana State 52 over Los Anetes State 84, San Francisco Presidio. Other scores include Wisconsin 84 Pennsylvania 19, Notre Dame 7 Georgia 9, and Minnesota 65 Los Angeles Classic Consolation. Numerous invitational and tournament games feature Wisconsin, Wyoming, Bowling Green, Oklahoma, Kansas, and California teams with varying margins. The batch also lists consolation and first round outcomes from events like the Quaker City Tournament, Gator Bowl Tournament, and West Coast showcases.
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Los Anetes
San Francisco Presidio
Humboldt Tate
Meeker Siete
British Columbia
Midwest
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
South Mantuna
Notre Dame
Georna
Jacksonville
Chico
B. Lasalle
Qvortinie
St. Joseph's
Minnesota
Avracise
Northerner
Skr Jon's
Louisiania State
Setyifiants Vela
Purtug
Sikteviy Callistsa
Vaedernill
Wyoming
Bowling Green
Rainey Otro
Texas
East
Colorasa
OklaInya Shale
Inions Seek Title Bears Consolation in Classic
Oregon State and Stanford vie for the Par West Classic basketball title in Portland. The tournament features strong fast teams. Stanford beat California and Utah State edged Utah as Arizona and Seattle clash in the region invitational.
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Portland
Ore
Stanford
Oregon
State
Oregon State
Arizona State
Seattle
UPL
Arizona
Seattle University
California
Chieftains
Texas Longhorns
Texas
Tle
Wildcats
Ness
Utahs
Utah State
Stanford Jarrow
Powell Todt & Beast
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Baker
Parris Tig
Beas
Hatem
Tel Abt Ag '245
Sole
Steckel
Aig
Hancen Cord
Plekott
Petersmy
Bison
Root Feneenga
Fariey
Warde
Sutton
Wach
Gate Erickssp
Meandr
Olsen
Ashcrath
Mh Brauany
King
Toa
Kalifornig
Sugilne Arie P
Ealifornia
Dade Enavailebie
Slate
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Charles George
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Serra
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Samosa
Tennant
Mainansem
Ryanama
Jennie
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Leéndro
Witson
Sean
Roy
Seria
St. Joseph’s
Associated Press
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