Hayward tops Canyon 77 59 in HAAL clash
Hayward edged Canyon 77 59 to sit in a three way HAAL tie as Yast Madrid led with a 43 percent shooting and 24 13 first quarter burst. Canyon's Bill Fichter led with 29 points while Sandy Fry and Warren Morse added 10 each for the losers.
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Arroyo Edges Tennyson in Last-Second Haal Thriller
Arroyo high escaped Tennyson 61-60 as Mike Robertson banked in the game winning shot with two seconds left after a key pass from Gene Gibbs. Patt Loushin added 21 points and 20 rebounds for the Dons who stay in a first place deadlock with San Lorenzo and Hayward, while Tennyson’s Doug Brown led the effort with 19 points and 13 rebounds. Coach Boyd McCaslin hoped for Robin Hood back for next Friday’s clash at Hayward, missing Tuesday’s HAAL game against Mt Eden.
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Marina Twins Too Much for Spartans in Leauge Play
The Marina duo powered a 70 to 43 win over Castro Valley as the Spartans struggled to contain the visitors. Mathews led with 19 points while teammates contributed scoring chaos, and key players closed the game strong with improved margins late.
Thorne's Thorn For Eden Routs Mt Eden 68 58
Sunset's Tom Thorne scored 28 points and grabbed 19 rebounds to lead the Falcons past Mt Eden 68 58 in Hayward Area Athletic League play. Jerry Sobrera added 16 first half points as Sunset built the early lead and held on for the win.
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Vike Sophs Fall in Close Battle Despite Double Digit Scoring
Sophomore players Micha Santiago and Jim Browns each scored 11 points for a Pacite team, but the effort fell short as Richmond’s Alain and teammates rallied in Alameda County. Whiteford High School led late before an intense finish. final score details unclear due to OCR errors.
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Valley League wrestling standings clash for sole lead
Washington Newark View Fremont Washington and Newark high share first place with 3 4 dual meet records. They clash at 4 p m at Washington to decide the standings as loop clubs James Logan and Mission San Jose visit Irvington while John F Kennedy trips to James Logan and Mission San Jose face Irvington in a mat day.
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49ers Keep Shofner for Defense Coaching Post
San Francisco appoints Jim Shotner, 33, former Cleveland Browns defensive halfback, as defensive backfield coach. Shotner becomes first assistant named by head coach Dick Nolan, who succeeds Jack Christiansen.
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Irvington Stakes First Place at Stake in James Logan Visit
Irvington High faces James Logan in a morning MVAI soccer showdown as both teams chase the league lead. The Vikes enter at 2-1 while James Logan sits 1-1-1, with two other MVAI games scheduled and Kennedy atop the standings.
Pro-Dotted Alums Face San Lorenzo in HAAL Clash
Pro football veteran Jerry Smith and pitcher Chuck Murray lead the San Lorenzo Alumni against the Rebels in a Hayward Area League bout. The HAAL title contenders aim to stay in first place as the junior varsity faces the San Lorenzo faculty at 6 30 pm. Murray, a 164 hitter for Orlando in the Florida State League last season, seeks a shot at the parent club. Other Alumni players include Pave Yarbrough Ray Tucker Teddy Tijima Joe Rikaudo Wayne Roberts Dan Atencio and Ed Davidson. The Red varsity is led by Jim Kroetch with guards Chris Shulenberger and Steve Lawson.
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Troubled Bruins Seek New Start With Crusaders
UCLA’s Bruins aim to rebound with a pair of New York dates starting tonight at Madison Square Garden against Holy Cross, after dropping from No. 1 following a 71 69 loss to undefeated Houston. Edgar Lacey is sidelined by injury and Coach Woodson’s remarks sparked tension as Lew Aldindor’s eye injury improves but persists.
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Mission San Jose Faces Big MVAL Night In Standings Clash
Mission San Jose hosts Washington and Newark as two of four 2 1 teams in the MVAL tonight with two first place vacancies possible. James Logan visits Irvington while Kennedy meets Newark in a tough test led by Tom Lunceford and Dennis Bettencourt for Kennedy and Fred Jansen for Mission.
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Hectic Weekend for CAL S Tri Leaders
The Catholic Athletic League leaders O'Dowd St Elizabeth and St Joseph share 4-1 marks and face a busy weekend. O'Dowd at dela Salle, St Elizabeth vs Moreau, St Joseph at St Mary’s, with St Mary’s and Moreau hosting games and a pivotal action Sunday as St Joseph meets St Elizabeth in Mustang gym.
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Livermore Cagers Face Albany in East Bay League Test
Livermore high opens with a pivotal EBAL showdown at Albany as Clancy Drew’s 11-4 team seeks a sixth straight win. Amador meets John Swett while Granada hosts Liberty of Brentwood, all games tipping at 8 p.m. Amador copes with injuries to Randy Hahn and Don Bryant.
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Cal State Matmen In Twin Bill
Special To The Review Cal State matmen duel twice in Stockton today. Davis injuries and form mix with Sacramento State and UC Davis in a Western Conference double bill. Gary Freitas remains undefeated in eight dual bouts at 123 pounds and Sylvis rides a six match win streak at 152 pounds. Coach Ron Bull’s Pioneers seek to snap a three four match skid after opening the season with four straight dual wins.
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Hayward, Eden Keep JV in first with big wins
In the Hayward Area Athletic League junior varsity race Hayward toppled Canyon 51 41 to remain atop the standings. Marina Valley beat Castro Valley 57 4, Sunset defeated Mt Eden, and Tennyson beat Hayward 51 35. Ken Rodrigues and Mickey Brink led Hayward with 17 and 15 points as Marina stayed a half game back. George Pimentel and John Garcia added ten apiece for Sunset, while Chris Esparza poured in 26 for Tennyson and Dave Nolroth had 12 for Hayward. Mt Eden remained on top of the fresh sophs race with a 72 25 win over Canyon as Tony Spinnaty scored 21 and Mike Delabarre 16. The Spartans trailed 21 going into the final period but outscored Marina 21 2 in the fourth.
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UCLA Star Lacey Skips Trip Amid Bench Debacle
NEW YORK UPI Edgar Lacey did not join UCLA in New York as coach John Wooden refused to seek him out after Lacey skipped practice. The forward, part of UCLA’s 1965 title team, had been sharing starting duties and missed the Houston setback leading to the latest personnel tension. Wooden plans a discussion on return.
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