Merritt Tops Ohlone 90 to 31 Behind Means Scoring Record
Ohlone College fell 90 31 to Merritt as Ron Means scored 41 points to break his single game scoring mark. Kurt Pearson added 18 and Dave Haubert 16 for Merritt while Ohlone played short handed with four players to finish late.
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Demas Lamas
Oakland
Merritt
Cal
MONT
Ohlone College
John F. Kennedy High
Unity
John Miller
Kurt Pearson
Asj
Gary Dankwards
Ohlone
Ron Means
Meany
Clispe
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Saints
Dave Haubert
Pearson
Haubert
T-Birds
Tom Scott
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Scott
Wallace
Johnson
Merritt Ohlone
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Ted
Childs
Jay
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Hovoert
Sanders
Oodaminson
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Cal State Loses to Pro Johns as Broncos Stumble
Cal Poly Broncos struggle on 31 percent shooting and 34 free throws, while Cal State edges ahead with six straight baskets and a strong 65 34 free-throw output. Pioneer dominance comes through as Cal State prepares to face Santa Clara next in San Jose.
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Broncos
Ile the Pioneers
iCal State
Santa ‘Clara
San Jose
CSCH Fresh Rolls Past West Valley Cal State
CSCH Fresh rolls past West Valley College of Campbell 84 to 5 in a preliminary Cal State affair. Larry Corgiat leads with 23 points as Doug Hudson 17 Billy Packard 15 Andy Weber 12 and Jay Eleven 10 add scoring. West Valley held a 46 37 halftime edge before CSCH surged late.
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Cal. State
Hayward
West Valley College of
Campbell
Cal Poly
Pomonault
Ally
Herb Graw
Cal State
Larry Corgiat
Doug Hudson
Billy Packard
Andy Weber
Jay
Cor”ial
West Valley
CSCH
Forl
Bob Roehl
Peg Earns Fifth U.S. Skate Title
Philadelphia AP reports Peggy Fleming won her fifth straight U.S. women's figure skating championship at the Spectrum, joining Tim Wood as a standard bearer for the Winter Olympics. Fleming, 19, completed a difficult free skate to clinch the title as the nation eyes the upcoming Olympics.
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Philadelphia
Egpy Fleming
U.S
Fleming
Spectrum
Tim Wood
Uncle Sam
S Ingles
Miss Fleming
USTFF To Set Track War Policy
AP reports the United States Track and Field Federation plans a one day meeting to decide policy amid AAU threats over sanction of events in New York next month. Father Crowley of the AAU decries threats as unjustified and urges athletic freedom.
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United States
Track and ‘Field Federators
Pelic Union
USTFF
New York
Crowley
AAU
Father Crowley
This Week's Prep Sports Schedule
A jumble of venue names and matchups lists basketball soccer and wrestling events for the week. Teams include Arroyo Moreau Liberty Irvington James Kennedy and San Leandro with venues in Hayward Sunset Richmond and San Jose amid a crowded prep athletics slate.
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Canyon
Edens
Heyward
Fennison al Sunsets
Pacite al Y Aeruda
EL Cerrito San Learden
San Leandra al Amiddrn
Lecerro
Nate
Liberty al Gramaca
Livermore
Hayward
Moreau
Lagan Atrvington
John F. Kennedy
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San Leandro
Alwant al San Lorénio
Liberty al Amader
Kanede
Liveeriors
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Irvington
Jota R. Kenmidy
James Agen
Snaal
Aettten
San
Grenede
al Gee
RGA
al St. Mary's
Joneeh
Pees
Auerbach Bows Out as NBA All Star Game Premieres
EAST WEST NBA All Star game at Madison Square Garden marks first time in 12 years without Red Auerbach coaching the East. Alex Hannum leads a star filled East squad while Bill Sharman coaches the West. Top scorers include Bing Chamberlain Greer Robertson and Baylor with Beaty Wilkens and Kojis among West names.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Boston Celtic
Linle
Red Auerbach
Auerbach
Boston
Alex “Hannum
Philadelphia 76Ers
Hannum
NBA
Dave Bing
Detroit
Will Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Rick Barry
San
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Chamberlain
Hal Greer
Osear Robertson
Cincinnati
Willis
Read
Gus Johnson
Baltimore
Dick Barnett
Bill Russell
John Havlicek
Sam Jones
Nave DeBusschere
Jerry Lucas
Walt Hazzard
Seattle
Bob Boozer
Chicago
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Zelmo Beaty
Len Wilkens
Bill Sharman
San Francisco
Bill Bridges
Clyde Lee
Rudy Larusso
Kim King
Archer Clark
Don Kojis
San Diego
Robertson
Baylor
Russell
Greer
Ando
Bob Cousy
Celtic
Ed" Macatley
Pal Arizin
Bob Peilit
Cousey
George
Mikan
Sharman
Lucas
Barry
Adrian Smith
Florida Gators Upset Ranked Tennessee in Big Night
Florida's Gators spoiled Tennessee 59-45 as Neil Walk tallied 28 points and 19 rebounds to lead the upset. The report also notes other upsets involving ranked teams and various scores across the college basketball landscape.
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Florida
Gators
Tennessee
Neil Walk
Wyoming Cowboys
Mike Eberle
Utah
Laramie
Wyo
Cowboys
Harry Hall
New Mexico
Brigham Young
Greg Howard
Lobos
Tom Perry
Auburn Tigers
Kentucky
SL Bonaventure
Brown Indians
Canisius
Bob Aanier
Columbia
Lions
Roger Walaszek
Cornell
New York
Walaszek
North Carolinas
Vanderbilt
24 For Critchfield Bears Ride Past Portland, 75-61
California Bears defeat Portland Pilots 75 to 61 at Harmon Gym in Berkeley. Russ Critchfield scores 24 points to lead Cal while Paul Golden tops Portland with 20. Watterson adds 12 and 17 rebounds at center as Presley misses the game amid a suspension and reinstatement.
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Berkeley
Bob Presley
California Bears
University of Portland
Harmon Gym
Pilots
Bears
Watterson
Presley
Cal
Air Force
Denver
Portland
Caliifornia
Russ Critchfield
California
Paul Gloden
Wilkins Scores 39 as Hawks Rally Past Pistons
Len Wilkens poured in a career best 39 points with 4 assists guiding the St. Louis Hawks to a 120-115 comeback win over Seattle in a National Basketball Association game. The page also notes other NBA box items and related scores from Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Len Wilkens
St. Louis Hawks
Sestle
National Basketball Association
Seattle
Louis Ave
Kiger
Icry
Fweker
Tel Sitas
Ruste
Gnaty
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Warner
Cunha
Bob Eee
Bester
Spitzer
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Emcane
Talat
Jade Chigage
Santa Clara Broncos rout UCSB in West Coast game
Bud Ogden and Dennis Awtrey scored 25 and 21 points as Santa Clara defeated host UC Santa Barbara 185-74. Awtrey added 12 rebounds as UCSB, missing star center Lery Jackson with an ulcer, fell to 1-3 in conference play. Steve Bi and Dave Emery led UCSB with 20 and 16 points.
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Calif
Bud Ogden
Dennis Awtrey
Santa Clara
University of California At
UCSB
Lery Jackson
Steve Bi
Dave Emery
HAAL Wrestling Meet Sparks Coastal Rivalries
Gray dominates the HAAL event with an 18 point haul and four pins earning top wrestler honors. Tim Todd of Castro Valley shaves seconds off his fall, while Canyon coach Zack Papanikristos hails the event as a glimpse of HAAL strength with Sunset and San Lorenzo, Tennyson, Castro Valley taking top spots.
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Castro
Valley
Tim Todd
Canyon
Zack Papachristos
Hayward Area
HAAL
San Lorenzo
Tennyson
Castro Val ‘Ley
Cougars
Falcons
Bert Palion
Bob Mc Niel
Encinal
Giacomin Records Another Shutout as Seals Beat Kings
Ed Giacomin posted his fourth shutout of the season and helped the San Francisco Seals defeat the Los Angeles Kings 7 p.m. at the Coliseum Arena. A first period melee between Ranger Hod Fleming and Seals rookie Tracy Pratt sparked a brawl, ending with both stripped of jerseys and undergarments.
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Giacomin
Jim Neilson
Los Angeles Kings
Oakland
New Yorks
Pittsburgh
Rangers
Penguins
Team Arena
Coliseum Arena
Ranger
Hod Fleming
Tracy Pratt
Ranger Halls of
Babe Pratt
Maple Leafs dominate North Stars in 5 1 win
Frank Mahovlich scored twice in 16 seconds in the third period to propel the Toronto Maple Leafs past the Minnesota North Stars 5 1 in an NHL game. Attendance was 15 853.
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Toronto
Frank Mahovlich
Toronto Maple Leafs
Minnesota North Stars
Sievenin
Sata
Anyon
inGarleton Walton
Pavale
Pacific
Isin
Nees Tearchoen
Richmond
Robert Bou- Batre
Williams' Goal Lifts Bruins to 4 2 Victory
Tommy Williams scored late in the game to break a 2 2 tie and lift the Boston Bruins past the Philadelphia Flyers 4 2. The Bruins pulled ahead in the final period as Green and Kennedy added goals and solidified the win at Boston Garden in front of 13 577 fans.
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Boston
Tommy Williams
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Philadelphia Flyers
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Green
Westie
Eon Hart
Arbour
Mary Brunckhurst Leads South County Swimmers Meet
In the age group swim meet at Ralph Wright Pool yesterday South County swimmers highlighted by Mary Brunckhurst paced events. Beavers posted a strong 5.4 clocking in the 100 m for first place while Reed Pendleton from Sandsex and others contended in backstroke and freestyle races.
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Alameda County
Ralph Wright Emer
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