Eden Takes First Step in Haal Hoops Rout
Eden High, led by coach Dick Walsh, opened the Haal league campaign with a 74-44 victory over Hayward. The Monarchs built a 25-8 first quarter lead as defense stifled their rival and set the tone for a strong start to the season.
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Rich Gohlee
HAAL
Mt. Eden High
Eden Gym
Monarchs
Hayne
Dick Walsh
Walsh
Iild
Hayward
HHS
Bob Welillop
World class Indoor Invitational to heat Cow Palace
At the Cow Palace San Francisco Indoor Invitational Track and Field meet top AAU and NCAA athletes join Olympians and prep stars for a potential sub four minute mile and major records in pole vault and two mile. Notables include 17 foot pole vaulter John Pennel aiming at Ninula’s 16 8 5 indoor mark, Jeff Chase and more.
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San Francisco
AAU
NCAA
Cow Palace
John Fennel
United States
Finland
Pentti Nikula
Jeff Chase
Pennel
Russia
Jerry Lindgren
Washington State
Will
Cal
Radio Log Highlights From Saturday Evening
A chronicle of prime time games and broadcasts lists Milt Gamble’s Teen Age Salute at 7:55 PM on KDIA 1310, Stanford at Washington, San Francisco vs Santa Clara, and a Warriors vs Celtics pro basketball game across KDIA KEEN KFRC stations, detailing network slots and times.
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Milt Gamble
KDIA
Stanford
Washington
KCBS
U. of San Francisco
U. of Santa Clara
KEEN
Warriors
Boston
KFRC
Palmer Back Pushing Top In LA Open
Palmer Arnold remains in contention at the Los Angeles Open as Dave Ragan leads after three rounds. Rex Baxter Jr. also sits within one stroke, while notable players like Dave Marr and Ken Venturi stay within reach amid a crowded leaderboard at Rancho Municipal Club.
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Los Angeles
Palmer
Arnold
Dave Ragan
Rex Baxter Jr
Lotz Brothers
Hayward
John
Steve Opperman
Ragan
Rancho Municipal
Baxter
Dave Marr
Marr
National Opera
Ken Venturi
Bill Casper, Jr
Gene Littler
Arnie
Jon
Rex Baxter
Arnold Palmer
Leu Graken
Miller Tod
eNo
Chara Sitfard
South
Dave Stockton
Wes Elis Jr
Frank Beard
Minates
Geng Lanesh
Eden
Ehey
Harvard
Vai Besselink Wrlent
Mai
Krstynik Lo White
Billings
Zlegonfuss
Ray Floyd LeChapple
Haines
Doug Sanders
Ales ‘Valles
Ss Smith
Tev Hipares
Fareaor
Nayal Gry Brewer
Ranean Ey
Gardiner Dickinson
Anderson
Wilsentt Haywano
MSNA
Eden Monarchs steamroll Hayward in early lead rush
Eden rolled to a 25 point surge early as Don Crenshaw scored 25 points and Dennis Wright added 11 for the Monarchs while Hayward struggled to find offense. Eden led 25 6 after the opening eight minutes as Crenshaw Billings and LaChapple highlighted the final 60 seconds of the period.
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Eden
Walsh
Dennis Wright
Don Crenshaw
Crenshaw
Wright
Hayward
Monarchs
and Crenshaw
Ron Billings
Rick LaChapple
Pioneers win FWC opener at home against Chico State
Cal State Hayward rides a semi stall to a 70-66 win over Chico State in the Far Western Conference lid lifter. Langenheim and Foster led CSCH with key buckets, while Chico’s Mike Oliveria and Billy Jones pulled down many boards as Cal State edged ahead by halftime and sealed the victory with late scores.
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DAVIS
California State
Hayward
Cal Aggies
Glen Albaugh
John Langenheim
Howie Foster
Chico
Wildcats
Cal
Cal State
Langenheim
Pioneers
Foster
CSCH
Billy Jones
Crice Hate
Otah Foter
Pentadet
Garcia
Caresa
Arnone
Wikingamon Waker
Drang
Torin
E- Chico State
State
Chico Sista
North Rally Wins Hula Bowl in Thriller at Honolulu
In the 20th Hula Bowl the North All-Stars overcame a 7-2 halftime deficit to beat the South 27-26 before a sellout crowd of 25,000 at Honolulu Stadium. Key plays featured Steve Juday and Tommy Wilson of Texas Tech guiding a late drive, Joday breaking free for a 20-yard score, and Grabowski's late TD run securing the victory. Wilson and Kristynik connected for late South drives before the final margin.
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Honolulu
Siva
South
Honolulu Stadium
Elloris DY Much
Pan State
Steve Juday
Texas Tech
Tommy Wilson
Juday
Jim Grabowski
Pittsburgh
Ericl Crabtree
Grabowski
Touth
Nebraska
Freeman White
Donny Anderson
Wilson
Mary Kristynik
Texas
Michigan State
Anderson
Rector
Jon
Seals Shuts Out Leafs 6-0 In WHL Win
San Francisco Seals top WHL leaders Victoria Maple Leafs 6-0 on Friday for their fourth win over Victoria this season and first shutout since 1963. Goalie John McCarren blanked the Leafs as Al Nicholson led the offense with two goals and an assist. The Seals head to Los Angeles Sunday to face the Blades, the league’s bottom team.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Seals
Victoria Maple Leafs
Western Hockey League
Victoria
Seals
Los Angeles
Blades
Maple Leafs
John McCarren
al Nicholson
Spokane
Pering
Nicholson
Swarbrick
Topotil
Brisson
Grevel
Harvey
Sam Francisco
Schock
Topol Nicholson
Odrowski
Split Decision Elorde Moreno Bout May Face Doubt
World junior lightweight champion Flash Elorde of the Philippines may defend his title against Mexico's Ricardo Moreno in San Francisco. Discrepancies arise after promoter Don Chargin said contracts were signed, while Lupe Sarreal claimed Elorde could defend the Orient title instead or not at all if a suitable challenger is found. Elorde's Cebu City defense was on February 28, 1985, and his Tokyo travel schedule until January 13 could leave insufficient time to prepare for a San Francisco bout.
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Flash Elorde
Philippines
Mexico
Ricardo Moreno
Cow Palace
Don Chargin
Moreno
Blorde
California
State Athletic Commission
Bob Turley
Turley
Lupe Sarreal
Orient
Sarreal
Elorda
Orient Boxing Federation
Elorde
Rene Barrientos
Cebu City
Japan
Surreal
Tokyo
Manila
Coury Named USC Swim Coach After Giddings Move
USC announces Coury as new swimming coach replacing Mike Giddings who left for Utah. The hire follows a 62nd consecutive dual meet win over Washington State led by Olympians Sandy Gilchrist and Coury.
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Los Angeles
UPN
Joury
University of Southern California
Pullman
Wash
Sandy Gilchrist
Coury
Mater
Godman Trails Leader into Pro PEG Finals
Schiffler of Sunday night after 40 qualifying Renver, Cole, holds the lead go/BaMes. Jim Godman, 20, from Hay ing into today's nationally teleward, was second with 8,970. visid finals of the Professionallmar' Johnson of Minneapolis Bowlers' Association $35,000) was third with 8,966 and L111 Western Open. Allen of Orlando, Fla., fourth Schiffler led with 9,085 pins with 871.
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San Jose
Les Schiffler
Renver
Cole
Jim Godman
Visid
Warriors Aim for Victory After Tight Celtics Clash
San Francisco trailed Boston 76 66 at halftime but surged near the end. Sam Jones led the Celtics with 33 points while Nate Thurmond had 21 and 31 rebounds for the Warriors. Boston won 115 110, maintaining first in the East as San Francisco sits third in the West.
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San Francisco Warriors
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Warriors
Celtics
Sam Jones
Jones
John Havlicek
Boston
Nate Thurmond
Thurmond
Bill Russell
Redvers
Chabot
Neum
Erte
Boston Asa
Talat
Francisca
Jaguars End Slump Versus Chabot in San Jose
San Jose City College defeated Chabot 97 to 89 after trailing by one with nine minutes left. Coach Joh Wagoner blamed turnovers and defensive lapses as the decisive factors, noting a lack of consistency and several easy baskets by the Jaguars in the late run.
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San Jose
Chibat College
Joh Wagoner
San Jose City College
Wagoner
Nike
Chabot Stumbles in Golden Gate Loss to SF City College
In a tough second half, Chabot struggles as free throws by Bill Blaser help City College of San Francisco clinch a win. The defeat leaves Chabot tied for third in the Golden Gate Conference standings, with a rematch looming in San Jose at Gladator gym on Tuesday night.
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San Jose
Paz Rocha
Im Kuhlman
Glads
Rocky Ford
Boris Pesa
Ness
Blaser
Chabol
Sandove
Rhia Ib
Bowe
Igor
Rocharg
Ion
Chong
Tidrow
Sudglon
Chabot
Hansen
Bill) Blaser
Golden Gate
City College of San Francisco
Gladator
Cloning
TV Schedule Highlights for Sunday Late Afternoon
The listing covers Santa Anita races at 2 p.m. and early golf segments from 4 to 8 p.m. plus derby demos. Pro basketball features Warriors at Celtics and Knicks against the Bulls. NFL playoff Colts meet Cowboys at 10:30 a.m. with more golf and bowling segments into the afternoon.
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Santa Anita
Boieling
Warriors
Celtics
Colts
Cowboys
Knickerbockers
Bullets
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