Chabot Cagers At Yuba In Golden Gate Start
Chabot College seeks its first Golden Gate Conference win as it visits Yuba College in Marysville. Data shows Yuba at 2-8 under Rex McDougal, while Chabot aims to stabilize a 4-7 mark after a four game skid and Christmas tournament losses.
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Designers Set for SJ Auto Show
SAN JOSE The Mth Aprual San Jose Red and Custom Car Show at the Exposition Building Santa Clara County Fairgrounds runs January 19-17. Paul Bender announces entries Gene Winfield and Joe Bailon with San Jose's Joe Wilhelm and Hollywood's George Barris signaling participation. Winfield and Bailon have shown at over half the San Jose shows and won designer awards. Barris to import two show cars Surf Woody and Munster Coupe featured on The Munsters TV. The four day event runs with the Santa Clara Valley Sports and Boat Show in the adjoining Pavilion Building.
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Santa Clara Valley
Knee Injury Hobbles Crow in Playoff Bowl Bid
Miami AP report states John David Crow may miss most of the Playoff Bowl game against Green Bay after sustaining a right knee injury in the Cardinals last game. Crow, the team's leading ground gainer with 64 yards and a reception, is likely to be limited to spot duty. Coach Wally Lemm indicated Crow would play but doubts remain he will see extensive action, with Prentice Gault likely starting in his place.
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NFL Players Seek Court Help Over Endorsement Issues
The National Football League Players Association plans to go to federal court in January amid disputes with Commissioner Pete Rozelle over use of players images in endorsements. Creighton Miller notes that Coca Cola battle caps imply endorsements, while Rozelle argues players sign over naming and image rights.
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Santa Anita Park
San Leandro Fives Roll On In Alameda League Qualifiers
SAN LEANDRO The 9 and 10 pound cagers from San Leandro Boys Club keep rolling over Alameda Boys Club opponents. The 1135’s won 65-53 behind Mikel Janego’s scoring. Don Almanza led with 30 and Sam Martin 17 as the Leandro 90’s won 71-16. Randy Baker 24 Charley Suerstedt 4 Mike Fernandez 0 helped the 100’s to a 64-15 triumph. Don Brown 11 and Jerry Lyons 9 paced the losers. Sid Catley 12 led Alameda, Carl Silva 17 Mike Eggers 11 Greg Bell 10 aided. League play resumes Jan 9 against Paetola Boys Club.
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San Leandro Boys Club
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Sam Martin
Leandro
Randy Baker
Charley Suerstedt
Ad Mike Fernandez
Jed
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Don Brown
Jerry Lyons
Sid Catley
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Danogo
Carl Silva
Mike Eggers
Greg Bell
Leandro Quintets
Paetola Boys Club
Paulson Named WCAC Most Valuable Player
Eric Paulson a 6 foot junior guard from Sunnyvale led Santa Clara to a 73 71 upset over unbeaten San Francisco for the WCAC tourney title. He scored 20 points as writers and broadcasters named him most valuable player. runners up from Dons and Pacific joined the all tournament squad.
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Bombers Open Video Series on KTVU Premiere Night
The Bay Bombers will start their seventh television season on KTVU Sunday from 9 15 to 10 45 p m featuring taped replays of last season's semi final and championship games Live roller derby telecasts begin Jan 31 with Vie Barb ers vs Cardenales at Oakland Auditorium Weekly Sunday telecasts follow KTVU's premiere movie and repeat broadcasts on the following Saturday at 6 a m
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Champ Nips LSU, Falls Short At Buzzer In Classic
LaMar Tech led late in the Tagon Holiday Classic final before LSU stole the crown 89 to 88 on Gary Childers's jumper with three seconds remaining. The dramatic finish left LaMar Tech within three seconds of repeating as champions.
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Louisiana State
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Shrine Classic West and East rosters face off in California
West Coast stars led by Morton and Berry clash with East anchors Staubach and Mazurek as prep for the Shrine Classic unfolds. Notable players include Elkins, Schraub, Sayers, Williams, Fisk, Redman, Butkus, Wells, and Gordon as teams prepare for passing and running battles on mixed weather turf.
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Connecticut Wins Eighth Straight over Cornell in Queen City Invite
Connecticut Huskies win their eighth straight, routing Cornell 78 4 in the first round of the Queen City Invitational in Buffalo despite Tony Kimball being sidelined with an undisclosed ailment. Wes Bialosukata and Dick Thompson pace with 13 points each as Connecticut advances to face Virginia in the title game.
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Hunter Course At Sunset For Rifle Safety Starts Jan 6
Post 7636 Veterans of Foreign Wars offers a basic rifle use and hunter safety course at Sunset High School starting Wednesday January 6 at 7 pm in the school gym. It runs for seven weeks with 7 20 to 9 00 pm sessions taught by MR A instructors open to anyone over 12. Students use 22 caliber bolt action or single shot rifles, instructors provide rifles unless students supply their own, with a two dollar charge to cover rifle supply repair and range ammunition.
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Seals and Blades Set for Three Round Western Hockey League Clash
San Francisco Seals and Los Angeles Blades prepare for a three round contest at 7 pm in the Cow Palace arena. After a chaotic December Los Angeles melee 17 players fined and 14 minutes of penalties charged to both clubs. Howie Young and Bud Foile seek extra police for tonight's game as prospects of a brawl loom. Seals sit 11-19-1, three points behind Victoria. Blades stand 15-15-1 in fourth. The teams meet again in Los Angeles Saturday.
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