Sunset Lancers edge Del Oro in droughty Sah tournament
Thompson erupts for 41 points as Sunset leads late, but Del Oro snatches seventh place 72-70. Brain and Lemke contribute late, while Jefferson wins the tourney. Paradise takes consolation with 6-5 victory. Thompson finishes with 92 tournament points and All-Tourney honors.
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Gianelli scores 28 as UOP tops Pacific 81 73
John Gianelli tallies 28 points to lead the University of the Pacific Tigers to an 81 to 73 win over San Jose State. Jim McCarg, a junior forward, adds 26 points while Gianelli sets a career scoring mark at UOP. San Jose State’s John Skinner leads with 27 as UOP extends home win streak to 39.
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Stanford dominates Fresno State in rugged dual meet
Stanford wins 10 events led by Andersons Salumsy and John Anderson. Reeded by strong field showings in discus and high jump, Stanford defeats Fresno State for the 24th time in 25 duals. Notable scorers include Rod Utley with a personal best in the triple jump and Keith Tee in the hammer.
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Huskies Escape OSU In Close Pacific Coast Clash
Washington held on to beat Oregon State 70 to 69 in Corvallis Saturday night. Rick Reed drew a charging foul and Oregon State fouled Charles Dudley late, but Dudley missed a go ahead try as time ran out.
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Trousers Triumphs In $100000 Added Stakes Race
Turkish Trousers earned Shoemaker his 92nd win in a $100,000 added money race. He outfinished Convenience at the wire with Typecast a neck back in third. Defending champ Mania was fifth among 2-year-olds as Turkish Trousers ran 11-8 miles in 1 54 7 4 5 to break the stakes record of 1:48 6A set by Bug Krush in 1959.
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Hayakawa Attacks NCAA Over Regional Ban
San Francisco State College president Dr. S. I. Hayakawa accuses the NCAA of disregarding amateur athletics after the body bars San Francisco State and Sacramento State, top Far Western Conference teams, from post season play for alleged five year eligibility violations. He protests lack of notice and calls for discussion as he defends student athletes and argues for extended college years to finish studies. Hayakawa notes the Gators and Hornets, both 10-2, were excluded from the West Regionals in Pueblo, Colorado.
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Matadors Threaten Massive Strike in Spain over Taxes
550 bullfighters, including 134 foreigners, Brace for possible strike if tax concessions not resolved by April 18. Paco Camino, head of the Failhfighters Syndicate, says fighters will not fight without money if taxes stay high. Police dispersed a syndicate meeting where tax demands were aired.
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Knights Gridley clinch Jovnlalloyal title in rout
Marina Gridley Castlemont of Oakland overwhelmed Richmond Oiler 871-4 to win the basketball championship. Fiedmont crushed Marina 89-58 for third as Newark finished seventh with a 92-42 win over Gridley. Jeff Randall earned MVP honors. Tiefenthaler and Adrian Oderson also named to all-tournament teams amid a chaotic final weekend.
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Seals slip to fifth as Flyers, Penguins win big
NHL roundup reports the California Golden Seals dropping to fifth in the Western Division after a night with no games. Philadelphia Flyers beat St. Louis 6 2 to pull into a third place tie with the Blues, four points ahead of the Seals and Penguins win 4 2 over Minnesota. Boston tops Detroit 5 4, Montreal blank Vancouver 5 0, Toronto defeats Los Angeles 3 2. Flyers end Blues winning streak. Syl Apps helps Penguins in playoff push and Eddie Shack trade adds veteran offense.
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Ruden Wins Mile as USC Stars Shine at Champions Meet
Tor Von Ruden surged with 240 yards to go to clock a lifetime best 3:57.8 in the mile, topping a seven-man field as Jim Ryan faded. USC set a possible world indoor relay mark with a 1:21.180 in the 1600 yard relay, but the feat fell short of the world standard due to relay rules.
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British men beat Dutch in two nation match
In a two day triangular meet at the Crystal Palace, Britain edged the United States by two points in a dramatic finish. The U S women were narrowly defeated by another U S team, closing the event with a 121 to 119 result. Great Britain placed third with 53 points.
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Top College Basketball Upsets and Scores Across Conferences
Maryland edged Virginia 45 42 as North Carolina clinched the ACC title with a late burst. UCLA crushed Stanford 102 79 while South Carolina cruised past Clemson 77 4. New Mexico State topped Marquette 70 9 and BYU edged New Mexico 61 40 in tight finishes.
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Patterson Captures U S Heavyweight Title at Cow Palace
In San Francisco Patterson defeated Rocky Johnson to win the U S Heavyweight wrestling championship before 9,808 fans at the Cow Palace. He claimed victory in 14 minutes 3 seconds with a bombs away finish in the first fall at 10:42 and a Boston crab in the second at 4:03. Other results listed include Havala Calhoun, Peppa Gomez and Peter Maivia defeating Ripper Collins, Paul DeMarco and Kary Sayekl, plus wins by Ron Pritchard over Roger Herby and Antonio Rocca.
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Finale day at Alameda County Bowling Tourney in San Leandro
The 36th Annual Alameda County Bowling Association Tournament concludes at Bayfair Lanes and Castro Village Bowl with 160 finalists in four squads starting at 1 am 1 30 pm 4 pm and 6 30 pm. Castro Valley stars Cliff Silva and Bill Mayer led yesterday with Silva posting a 701 series and Mayer a 24 starting run ending with eleven straight strikes.
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Spartans stall to beat Rio Americana in Tracy invite
Rio Americana High used stall tactics to frustrate Cas tro Valley, taking third place 72 to 50. Dave Brown led Osstro Valley with 20 points, Bol Koory had 13, and Al Oppenhecht scored ten as the victors pulled away late.
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Newman Rips Pokes In Top of the Bay Classic
Cardinal Newman built a large early lead and rolled to an 87 72 victory over Livermore for third place in the Top of the Bay Classic. Livermore’s Stinh Rawsey scored 28 points to pace the Lions, while Newman’s team led 25 13 after the first quarter and maintained a double digit margin the rest of the way.
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Pennsylvan ia Requires Health Permit For Turtles
Harrisburg UPI Milton Shapp signed a bill prohibiting turtles from entering Pennsylvania without permits. The permit will be issued on request by the Department of Health if proof is provided that the turtle is free of salmonella bacteria.
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