HAAL Pacers Meet in Sunset as HaAL Tops Tied Standings
The Hayward Area Athletic League standings show Arroyo High and Marina tied for first with 20- record. They meet tomorrow at Filan Gym at 3 15 PM to break the logjam while other HAAL games feature Yennvson at Hayward, Canyon at Sunset, and Cash Valley at San Lorenzo as AML Rien has a bye and Daly Ue Titans push forward.
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Arroyo High
Marina
Filan
Tonporrow
Haal Panies
Yennvson
Hayward
Canyon
Sunset
Cash'n Valley
San Lorenzo
AML Rien
AL Daly Ue
Titans
Sunet
Costa Valley
Agaist Arroyo
Fennyson
Doug
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Mission Valley League final tune ups begin inter league play
The Mission Valley Athletic League starts inter league basketball Friday with six schools slated for tune up games including Washington High at home against Peterson. Newark hosts Oakland Tech and Granada visits Santa Clara while St Joseph Amador and others play in the afternoon. Late results show high scoring performances across several teams.
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Peterson
Mission San Jose
Newark
Oakland Tech
Irvington
John F. Kennedy
Logan
Livermore
Ivolving
South County
St. Joseph
Id Amador
Granada
Santa Claras
Varue
Falaston
Memestead
Titus
Hughes
Vdilson
Marnstead Menke
Fay
Maciel
Akglireny
Winsor
Vikes Seek Sth Straight Against Jets
San Leandro High leads Alameda County Athletic League at 4-0 and hosts winless Encina at 3:30 p.m. The Jets, tied with El Cerrito and Don F. Kennedy of Richmond Allaredo, contest ACAL play. Pacific guard Mike Denego has a 36-point game this season and Kent McLean stars for San Leandro, which hosts Alameda tomorrow night at 8 p.m.
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Pablic High
Alameda County Athletic League
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Jets
el Cerrito
Don F. Kennedy
Richmond Allaredo
Pacific
Mike Denego
Kent McLean
Alameda
Kerrs In Lopsided 14-5 Romp Over Rebels
Kerrs Catering exploded for 18 hits to crush the Rebels 14 to 5, raising Abe Rose Semi Pro League record to 16 0 and season mark to 18 0. Art Johnson led the attack with a perfect day including a double and a home run, Kent Calderon added three hits, Cloyd Perry two. Mike Babler earned the win with relief from Jeff Gay and Gordy Nickels. Ron Murphy paced Rebels with three doubles as teammates Gay Neves and Johnson combined for several hits.
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Rebels
Abe
Ron Murphy
Gay
Neves
Shuibru Ji Wins Canadian Cross Country Title
Shuibru of Vancouver captured the Canadian cross country ski championship finishing the 15 kilometer race in 57 minutes 29 seconds.
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Will Shuibru
Vancouver
Bruins Dominate With Man To Man Defense Rout Huskies
UCLA rolled to a 99-63 victory as Lew Alcindor scored 38 and thrived against zone and man defenses. Coach Wooden praised the new approach and noted UCLA’s high scoring while holding opponents to 70 per game. USC beat Washington State 92-73 behind Bill Herwick’s rally and Russ Critchfield’s 38 points. Oregon State, Cal, and Oregon also won in Pac-8 action as UCLA, USC, and Cal lead the conference standings.
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Washington State
Trojans
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Ducks
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USL
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Troubie
Ad Harris
Ayo
Indians
Beavers
Bischofshofen
Austria
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USC
Cal
UPI
Jir Raska
Czechosleland
Killy Wins World Alpine Cup in Switzerland
Claude Killy of France captured the combined giant slalom World Cup race in Adelboden Switzerland with a total time of 1 34.17, beating Swiss rival Kurt Schnyder by over two seconds. Stefan Kaelin and Gerhard Prinzing also posted strong finishes for Switzerland as Billy Kidd led the Americans in 20th with 3 09 17.
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Gevinguy Ig
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Ook
Htuya
Syoaw Valley
ABA Set For a Star Classic in Indianapolis
West All Stars feature the tallest and smallest players in the inaugural ABA All Star Game at Hinkle Fieldhouse tomorrow. Notables include seven foot Larry Bunce of Anaheim and 5-9 Larry Brown replacing Bob Verga. East squad adds Randy Mahaffey and Chico Vaughn to balance a 12-man roster.
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All Stars
Hinkle Fieldhouse
Larry Runce
Anaheim Amigos
Larry Brown
Bob Verga
Verga
Dallas Chaparrals
Houston
DeWitt Meiyard
Jim Pollard
Minnesota Muskies
Randy Mahaffey
Kentucky Colonels
Chico Vaughn
Pittsburgh Pipers
Mahaffey
Berg and Cox Clinch Snow Cup at Alta
Berg of Montana State University and Cox of Mammoth Mountain won the combined 1968 Snow Cup giant slalom at Alta Utah. Berg posted a 4 09 93 overall across Saturday and Sunday while Cox teamed for the women’s title with a 4 30 35 combined time.
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Utah
Merry Cox
Mammoth Mountain
Calif
Wayne Berg
Montana State University
Salt Lake City
Berg
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Maier Sets World 3000m Speed Skating Record
Fred Anton Maier of Norway beat Ard Schenk of the Netherlands to break the world 3000 meter speed skating record at a Dutch Norwegian meet in Deventer. The prior record of 7:26.6 was held by Kees Verkerk of the Netherlands.
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Netherlands
Fred Anton Maier
Norway
Ard Schenk
Etherlands
Washeld
Kees Verkerk
Maier
Winds Blow Through French Alps During Olympic Prep
Strong winds and heavy snow hit the French Alps as Olympic preparations continued. Chimneys toppled, trees uprooted, and telephone poles snapped, though most venues for the February Games remained undamaged in Grenoble where winds reached eight miles per hour.
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Grenoble
France
French Alps
Duffy Questions Hula Bowl Intensity After Victory
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty questioned overemphasis in preparation after the North beat the South 30 6 in the Hula Bowl. Star players included Jimmy Raye Rick Cassata Larry Csonka and Wayne Mestern plus Harry Gunner on defense.
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Rick Cassata
Syracuse
Larry Csonka
Johnny
Wright
Ilinois
Cassala
Rage
Daugherty
Wayne Mesttan
Nebraska
Harry Gunter
Oregon State
Csonka
Wii
Easy Two Points in Cal State Pioneers Loss to San Francisco
John Carmichael of the Pioneers, 32, attempts a layup as Cal State Loses 69 58 to San Francisco. Gator’s King, 13, defends Wes Auces a field goal while Pioneer hopes to balance the toss in Far Westerns opener. They travel to Tuineld State for a game Windiy mgt.
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Aucees
Pioneers
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Dons rally past Santa Clara to open WCAC race
San Francisco beat Santa Clara 70-68 as Snyder hit a 15 foot jumper with 45 seconds left. Dennis Black led Santa Clara with 19 points while Bill Ogden had 14 for the Broncos. San Jose State topped UC Santa Barbara 75-63 behind Jim Halman 15 points. Pacific won 82-65 over St Marys in Stockton. Pepperdine beat Taylor University in an Intersect title setting as Loyola Los Angeles idle.
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Fans Rally To Save Boot Club In Philadelphia Soccer
Philadelphia AP report shows fans led by Wall Aikens mobilizing pledges to salvage the Spartans after a half million dollar loss and league exit. Aiming to raise 150000 for a new NASL franchise, backers say funds already pledged approach 25000 as telephone drives contact local sports officials.
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Upsets Rule In Far Western Conference Weekend Action
Despite garbled text the report notes Friday and Saturday league action in the Far Western Conference. California Aggies San Francisco State Nevada and Sonoma State were tied for first after opening play with several high scoring games and several upsets. Eight teams head into a busy weekend with twin bills against league rivals, as Nevada and Sonoma State, both 1-0, stand best chance to remain atop the standings.
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Sonoma State
Weekend conference games shift as teams host rivals at home
San Francisco State and UC Davis play on the road while others host conference openers. San Francisco State visits Sonoma State and UC Davis welcomes rival Reno in a two game Friday mixer. Saturday features Humboldt State at Nevada with Nevada seeking a tough win and Sacramento State hosting San Francisco State while Chiva meets UC Davis in Wea. In Friday action Cal State Los Angeles?
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Wolf Pack
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Dexter Wright
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Noem Slefkin
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