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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1968
Page
6
San Lorenzo High builds momentum with a 89-72 win over Sunset as it readies for a Tuesday HAAL clash against Arroyo. Coach Mangin’s squad, led by Chris Stulenberger and Jim Kroetch, closed the prep with solid scoring and a strong second-quarter run.
Castro Valley hosted Hayward High as the Farmers dominated inside and beyond the arc to beat the Spartans 81 to 67. John Mabry and Warren Murse combined for 53 points powering Hayward to a 56 23 rebounding edge and a strong hold on third place behind Arroyo and San Lorenzo. Mabry hit clutch long shots and two pro style hooks while Murse added inside scoring to finish with a 71 point pace overall. Bill Hammett led Castro Valley with 19 points, fouling out late as Hayward reeled off their fourth win in five HAAL games.
Cal Poly aims to slow pace against Cal State San Jose in a key nonleague stretch. Glan Albaugh sticks with the starting five Gibbs James Watson Knott Tavis, with Watson likely to shift to forward. Cal Poly, 4 4, defeated San Diego State and Nevada, entering at 3 7 overall as Cal State freshmen look to rebound against West Valley JC prior to league play.
San Lorenzo dominates the game as the Falcons trim the gap to 60-49 late in the third quarter before Kroetch and Silva spark a Rebels surge. Shhulenberger returns to finish strong, while multiple players contribute across the lineup in a high‑stakes league matchup.
Tennyson High trails in the Hayward race as they visit Sunset next Tuesday after a 67 62 loss to San Lorenzo. The Cougars led late on a 63 62 jumper by Rod Shinko but were edged as Canyon and Arroyo both posted higher scores. Windbigler and Landry led the visitors with double digit points, while Arroyo’s Gray and others fueled the win for San Lorenzo.
The Titans defeated Mt Eden to cap a HAAL run and set a season record. San Leandro beat Pacific in a late, tense matchup on the Pirates’ court as the Vikings led 16-7 then 25-12 at halftime.
Ohlone College travels to John F. Kennedy High to meet Merritt College as Barry Ng is sidelined by a concussion from the Chabot game. Ohlone seeks its first win of the season in a 0-13 start, while Merritt eyes a bounce back after recent losses and a push to contain Ron Means who averages around 20 points per game.
St Elizabeth boosted its record to 18 1 by beating De La Salle 76 50 with five players in double figures led by Sean Jackson 17 and Buddy Carter 13 Later Hayward High faces Marina after a 73 61 win over Eden Dennis Matthews 24 Jim Daly 27 paced the Titans in a 21 13 second quarter surge
Humboldt's Bishop O'Dowd High basketball team aims to rebound tonight at Salesian in a four way CAL race. The Dragons lost 61 59 to St Joseph as Dan Wright hit a dramatic jumper with three seconds left.
In Mission Valley Athletic League play Washington led by James Logan's Danny McGlinchy and the return of Jack Loyd powered a 67-55 win over John F. Kennedy High. McGlinchy scored 32 points as Union City’s Colts toppled Mission San Jose 69-63 in a high scoring clash. Newark High’s Knights beat Irvington 96-62 to pull into a first place tie with three MVAL teams, with Newark press defense shaping the win.
Washington rode double digit contributions from Bucky Snyder Dave Daubert and Chris Baskin to steady a tight four quarter spread. Fred Janssen Tom Walker led Merinedy with 13 and 10 as Newark pressed early before Washington pulled away late.
Mission San Jose High frosh-soph team defeated James Logan 61-35 to move to a perfect 34-0 in MVAL play. Randy Green led with 18 points, Roy Stevens 17, and Dave McCurley 16 while Irvington beat Newark 43-36 behind Steve Clark 14 and Paul Merrill 12.
Fremont Newark Joe DiMaggio League seeks coaches managers and volunteer helpers for the coming season. Planning meetings yielded few interested persons and a special plea asks for attendance Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Newark Recreation Department offices.
The second annual Pacific High Wrestling Tournament opens with six schools from HAAL and Alameda County AC. Canyon of HAAL defends its crown as finals and consolation finals begin tonight at 7 30 p m with competition continuing through the evening.
New coach for Ohlone College golf in the 198 season is John W. Mills, current athletic director at Thomas Russell Junior High in Milpitas. Mills, 39, attended University of Wisconsin for a BA in mineral education and Fresno State College.
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