Nabs Crown as St Elizabeth's Triumphs Over Gilroy
St Elizabeth's Hight led a 6 42 victory over Gilroy at Stanford Pavilion, ending Gilroy's 33 game unbeaten streak before 5 000 spectators. Sequoia of Redwood City claimed third place with 118 33 over Aragon, while Cataden of Campbell edged Lineal 62 33. Notables included Mark Jorgenson, Tom Hansen, Kevin Natdy, Tod Crabtree, Keith Swagerty and Rob Stuckey.
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St. Elizabeth's
Gilroy
Stanford Pavilion
Oerney
Mustangs
St Elizabeth's
Ravenswood
Palo
Mio
Sequoia
Redwood City
Maphy
Aragon
San’ Mateo
Catadén
Campbell
Lineal
Sandose
Mark Jorgenson
Tom Hansen
Meke Wallams
Kevin
Natdy
St- Elizabeth's
Tod i Crabtree
Sunnyvale
Marlin
Ruehl
Jeff Cudworth
Ryquain
Keith Swagerty
Camiten
Chabot College Sweeps Marin in Home Debut Doubleheader
Chabot College baseball team won two games in their home debut at San Leandro Pallpark against Marin College, 20-3 and 0-0. Coach Wellman fielded 126 players across 3 pitchers led by righty Ron Rodriguez, with notable hits from Claro and others. The sweep improves the preseason record to 6-1.
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Gene Wellman
Chabot College
San Leandra Pallpark
Marin College
Chabot
Sinding
Wellman
Ron] Rodriguez de Sparkler
Maiatec
Crladiators
Rodriguez
Maki
Bates Leads SJS Past UOP 61 43 in West Coast clash
Bates led San Jose State to a 61 43 victory over the University of the Pacific in a rugged West Coast Conference game. Gilroy sparked a late surge to seal the win as San Jose State extended its late-season push behind Bates 16 points and strong defense.
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SJS
UOP
World Healers Corral
St. Elseabett
Gilroy
John Higgins
Paints
Reeves
Handy
Shevidien
Fone
Giley
Ris
New Cent
Marthe
CA Lechampst
Santos
Cen
al Janusi
St. Kiram
Gelroy
Dacite
Hetekty Iets
Pacifie
Gaersesa
Fill Wilson
Hardye
PTW Siuckene
Pagirac
SAN Jose State
Ooi
Lensen
Pmo
Bourie T
A Wien
Gdivence
Marizali
Waraine
Vy Edwards
Westineger
Aid Dik Abetiche
Elizabeth's
Tae Gilroy
Sabarag
San Jose
Calif
LAPI
Rennis
Ted San Toro State
University of the Pacific
West Coast Athletic Inference
Gamar
Pacific
Broushish
Ars Fe
Aed
ACWBA Keg Leads in Alameda County Championships
ACWBA kicked off at Bay Fair Lanes with Keg lead by Clark Thiel and Tag Metall yesterday in singles. Doubles saw Anita Graves with Betty Bourland top Class A at 1188 while Joy Metcalf and Belle Irwin won Class M at 1218. other mixed results include Treinitz-Pacheco in Class with TAK and multiple players posting scores across classes.
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San
Honor Clark
Thiel
Tag Metall
Alameda County
Bay Fair Lanes
Bay Fair
Anita Graves
Betty Bourland Harling
Joy Metcalf
Belle Irwin
Judy Treinitz
Filles Pacheco
Ant
Yenatinues
Hicklay
Stanford Wins In Overtime At Cal In Big Six Draw
Stanford and California battled to a 60 43 score with 51 seconds left, then Rim Morris and Gary Molman sparked a tying layup. In overtime USC pulled ahead as Gordon Martin hit a twisting jumper and the Trojans later extended the lead by converting free throws.
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Hardy
Gilroy
Mike Kennedy
Sue Rocca
Stuckey
Dan Sheridan
Oaklanders
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Sheridan
Imetmiesion
Yadh
California
Stanford
Lo Ze
Rim Morris
Fack
Gary Molman
Trojans
Pro-Studded Grads Edge Tigers in Stockton Alumni Game
In Stockton California the Pacific Alumni team beat the 1983 varsity squad 28 to 25 in a spring practice game. Alumni QB Phu Flock connected with Eddie Kotal for a key pass then Mike Air scored the final touchdown on a two-yard plunge with 1:32 left. Ton Flores of the Oakland Raiders started at quarterback for the Alumni, going 8 of 14 for 126 yards and a rushing score. The event featured 10 professionals and several former Vikings and Raiders in a spirited scrimmage that closed the Pacific province session.
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Cali
Ina Siitanen
University of Pacific
Seadualing
Jack ‘Sparrow
Bob Rned
Minavsala Vikings
Thal I
Slumni
Phu Flock
Jack Reed
Ton Flores
Oakland Raiders
Basel
Mores
Willie Richardson
Carl Keammerer
Clyde Conner
San
Francisco
Reed
Hob Denton
Vikings
Wayne Hawkins
Dick Bass
Los Angeles Rams
Joli Gamble
Detroit
Tiensy Williem Hevlor
Calgary Stampeders
Williams
Toronto Argonauts
Pacific
Lee Nerves Up Free Throw To Lift USF Past Santa Clara
In Provo Utah USF survives a late rally by Santa Clara as Lee sinks the game winning free throw with 2 seconds left. The crowd roared at the final line as USF clinched a 71 69 victory securing a WCAC bid and advancing toward the NCAA Far West region next Friday. Soph Ollie Johnsen led Santa Clara with 19 points while Gene Shields matched that total for USF and Lee delivered the decisive charity toss.
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Provo
Utah
Lee
Rinrtas
Gene Shields
Jor Weiss
San
Dst'ield
Thea
Branca
USF
Soph
Chee Lee
Dockyay
Cullen
Je Johnsen
Veron
Asch
Motta
Ahi
Anta
Clara
Shigeki
Vrankovich
Aseh
Thomas
Fonzen
UCLA Surges Into Playoff After Dominant Conference Showdown
UCLA defeats California 78 75 as Wall leads with EE points to clinch a key Big Six win. Defending champion UCLA extends its winning streak to nine games at the SMCXS gym, claiming sole possession of multiple conference wins and boosting playoff momentum.
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Camden Wall
California
Ralf Ryids
UCLA
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SMCXS
sTamond
Raney
Hillmay
el Wid
Young
al Gow
Martin Blei
Sirsem
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Clemaes
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Aocis
Gomtrich
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Melman
Hamers
Smilin
Cordes
Erickson
Feuwin Tost
Vineman
Smile
USC
Hiltman
Totes
Maetin
Stoniger
Morris
Cantornia
eWagner
Motaisa
Allenderce
Altendnaca
Ells Raps Dragons In Gridley Tournament Comeback
Richenond’s O'Dowd battle to a 46-5 final as Ells rally from 36-27 down with Overstreet scoring 24 and Adasha 26. Gervasoni led Dowd with double figures, Montgomery beat Frinkly for third place in Gridley.
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Dragons
Gridley
Junio- Bosting Auuacy
Coward Tod Adams
Raed
Billy Overstreet
Murrey Ells Tigh
Richenond
Bishop O'Dowd
Adasha
Overstreet
Faillare
O'Dowd
Eagles
Adama
E’lls
Mike Gervasoni
Montgomery
Frinkly
Janene
Indiana Tops Buckeyes to Narrow NCAA Bid Gap
Indiana defeated Ohio State 87-85 in Bloomington as the Hoosiers kept their slim NCAA tournament hopes alive. Illinois also posted a strong season in the Big Ten with standout scorer extending the Illini to 2,067 points for an all time school season scoring record while the Buckeyes’ loss hinders their championship chances.
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Ind
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Uupset
Oba State
Buckeyes
Bucks
O'Dowd
Hells Taote
Wallet
Adams
Relten
Ile
Lowa
Tel Cee
Ghayiy Bervasval
ETB
Hincaa Nurny
Ohio
Worms
Wheeling Illini
Unwritten Mississippi Law Defied and NCAA Bid Won
The university, with a 20-5 record, defied an unwritten rule banning Integrated sports events to pursue an NCAA bid for the third straight year. Board members backed State President W. D. Colvard after he supported allowing the team to go. Faculty and Coach Bade Me tried to block Colvard's decision, while the board issued a surprise vote of confidence.
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W. DB. Colvard
Ile
Carthy
Colvard
Williams tops Daniels in bruising heavyweight bout
Cleveland Williams defeated Daniels in a bruising 1 round heavyweight title bout at Convention Hall. Williams weighed 212 to Daniels 191, delivering lefts and stinging jabs that bloodied Daniels. Referees scored 98-91, 98-52, and 97-93 for Williams amid a nationally televised fight.
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Cleveland Williams
al Daniels
Ozane
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Billy Dan
Jelx
Jost
Satur
Jimmy Peerless Vaiia
Williams
Kim Ruby
Carl Gardner
Associated Press
Grootd
Wiliams
Ward
Indian Cracks Swim Marks at Stanford Meet
In Los Angeles AP notes Stanford star Marty Hull broke both national AAU and INCAA records as he qualified for the 100 yard butterfly in a standout performance at the Stanford swimming championships. Hull also set marks in the 200 yard breaststroke and the 200 yard individual medley. Stanford placed second behind USC with 914 points, followed by Washington and others as Cal and UCLA trailed.
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Stanford
Marty Fall
INCAA
Hull
University of Southem
Cal
Hawks Defeat Lakers In High Scoring NBA Result
St Lautis Hawks beat the Los Angeles Lakers 117 to 201 in a puzzling score line with Elgin Baylor scoring 46 for the Lakers while teammates provided limited support. The loss weakens Los Angeles bid to gain home advantage before the National Basketball Association finals.
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Los Angeles Lakers
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Poston Collies
National Basketball Association
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Litlie
Tesans
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Enis
Krebs
Vaughn
Us “Angeles
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US College Basketball Scores Report
USF beat Santa Clara 62 to 72 in a row of college games. UCLA and California each posted wins, with USC and Brandeis also winners in other regional matchups. Wisconsin defeated Kansas and Oklahoma State edged Illinois in late showdowns.
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Santa Chioo
UCLA
California
USC
Branford
Sag Jowe State
Pacifly
Jopinna
Onbe State
Minots
Lowe
Michigan
Cha User Bantawaroara
Jeesr
Vallejo
Rivesaide
Allen Mancock
Mionb
HCAA
Regio Oklahoma City
Letorada State
Texas
Texas Western
National Catholic
Xavier
St. Donaventre
Creighton
Bombers Nab Squeaker In Richmond Roller Derby
The Bay Bombers edged the Portland Seattle Westerners 3 2 in a roller derby squeaker at Richmond Auditorium before 3 227 fans. Gil Grace and Robbie Maleer each scored six points for the Bombers. Tie between teams set for 5 pm at Kes Pavillon in San Francisco.
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Bay Bombers
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Seattle Westerners
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Gil Grace
Robbie Maleer
Nga
USTFF Accuses AAU As Truce Talks Falter In Sports News
World of Sports items report USTFF director Charles Werner accusing the AAU of violations as truce talks with General Danging MarArthr stall. University of Minot names Gary Govintson as future athletic director after 1983. Minnesota swimmer Wally Richamson breaks an American record in the Big Ten meet. Other notes cover basketball seeding, awards in NBA, and bowling results from multiple events.
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Cts
Track and Field Federation
Danging MarArthr
Werner
USTFF
Mibwaukee
MrcArthur
University of Minot
aAnity Govintson
Miam'i
Gustafsson
Rice
Talimin Frankin
Minnesota
Wally Richamson
Lafayette
Ind
Richard
U.S
Grambling
Augsburg
Kansas City
Indians Win Relays as Gibeau and McCalla Shine
At the Stanford Relays in Palo Alto, San Jose State dominated distance events with Mike Gibeau posting a 1:49.7 leg in the distance medley and a 1:53.7 in the half mile relay. Stanford countered with strong anchors from Harry McCalla and Larry Questad, while Cal's Forrest Beaty anchored a notable sprint leg. San Jose State edged Stanford for the team title with California far behind.
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Stanford Olsel
Sanose State
Spartans
California
Ud San Jose Stile
Mike Gibeau
Thnis Sai
Juler
Agricaoan
Cal
Dave Archibald
Mc Bears
Harry McCalla
Stanford
Pen Tucker
San Jose State
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Tucker
Cualla
Calfcostiman
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Iton
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Giboatz
McCallal
Jimmy Omigbemi
Larry Questad
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Peters
Othe
S Dilance
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Fricke
A. Webb
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Bericht
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Guetidd
Taylor
Ozney Termbun
Petter Bawah Man
Yevis Wee
Ralayt
Taternigre
Lacaaute Gaurs Choagree
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Sea
Bears Blank Spartans 3-0 in non-league tilt
BERKELEY California shut out San Jose State in a non-league baseball game. Dave Pearling pitched in relief and allowed one single while striking out seven, extending his consecutive innings without a run to 23.
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Ieant
Larry Bradberry
Rodriguez
Bradberry
Larry Vasquez
Hanors
John Gerela
Roh Costa
Bill Steadman
Denny Price
Ginvia
Tve
Costa
Steadman
Benny Price
Chabot
Hin Welnes
Berkeley
University of California
San Joso State
Anl
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Green
Doak ID
Dowling
King
Ingetretyon
Indians win eighth straight in non conference bid
Stanford Indians, led by first baseman Rob Holtmuann, beat Chico State 72 to 0 in non conference play. Borg earned the win with Newell pitching in relief as Chico totaled eight hits. Stanford remains unbeaten after their season opener loss to San Francisco.
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Rob Holtmuann
Stanford Indians
Fener
Chica State
University of San Francisco
Jong Borg
Whise
Warren Newell
Chico
Washington Soph Vaults 16-3/2- Best Ever in U.S.
MILWAUKEE UT Brian Sternberg University of Wash Hagion sophomore posted 16 test with 16 feet 4 inches in pole vault at the U.S. Track and Field Federation championships. Nikula cleared 16 1 and 3/4, as officials raised the bar to 16 feet 9 1/4 for Sternberg's attempt. Mills of Purdue ran 100 yards in 9.6 seconds, while Kerr of Iowa tied a Big Ten 600 time near 1 10.2 in Milwaukee.
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Brian Sternberg
University of
Stenberg
Fors
Mly
Seraberg
Nikulas
Dave Mills
Purdue
Iowa
Roger Kerr
Villanova wins ICda Jack Field Championship at MSG
Defending champion Villanova dominated the ICda Jack Field meet at Madison Square Garden scoring 27 points. Cruz cleared 16-1 to highlight a dramatic vault, while Army’s Dick Playmala suffered a lens loss and Cruz marked his third winter 16-foot vault.
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Wari Ond
Madison Square Garden
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Noel Carrot
Pat Traynor
Don Webster
Benim
Jim Elliott
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Hit
Dick Playmala
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Thiy Ilalsa
Williams Runs 46.6 in Wind to Spark Arizona Upset
In gusty wind at Tucson, Arizona State's Ulis Wiltiman clocked a 46.6 in the yard dash while Henry Cary posted a 220 time around the curve to edge Arizona and threaten the host upset. Rex Canter’s stadium record of 1:47 for the quarter mile was approached as Cape and Johns battled in the 220.
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Ariz
Arizona State
Ulis Wiltiman
Henry Cary
Arizona
Iriangular
Sun Devils
Occidental College
Rex Canter
Soglican California
Gute
Steve [Inns
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Rain Halts SC BYU Track Meet in Los Angeles
Rain halted the USC BYU track meet at the Coliseum after eight of 17 events. Trojans led with a 47.24 mile time as a storm interrupted proceedings. Jim Newrombe’s 1950 mile record stood as the rally began to fall.
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University of Southern California
Firngham Young
Colsium
Trojans
Ted
Southern California
Jili Marsh
Jim Newrombe
Nat's Hockey League WoL ot Ph GF oA Chega Os IS et 083 VTieonta 2
Fragmented OCR sports notes list scattered hockey scores and names. Readable elements mention Boston, Mont ledgers, and scattered numbers. main game details unclear.
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Nat's Hockey League
Montes
Ae Catrol
Boston
Tadsieat
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