Otters tetter and Slaats lead South County basketball
Otterstetter of Arroyo High and Slaats of Mariner head the South County scoring and free throw charts for 1973. Otterstetter averaged 23.8 points per game, edging Mark Garcia of San Lorenzo by one point. Staats made 84 of 102 free throws for an 82.4 percent, with Mt. Eden’s Mendonca close behind. Dave Brown of Gastro Valley ranked third in scoring at 22.4 ppg, with several other locals posting strong numbers.
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Hayward
Ted Otterstetter
George Slaats
Otterstetter
Arroyo High
Mark Garcia
San Lorenza
Staats
Mariner
Slants
Mt. Eden
Mike Mendonca
Dave Brown
Gastro Valley
South County
Brown
Garcia
Clowest
Dublin
Jonn Bumgacace
Mt. Exton
Mike Veet
Ivington
Mar& Brown
Sluts
Greg Stewart
San Leamire
Dave Murawski
Track preview highlights Bay Area Striders prominent sprint field
The Bay Area Striders led by coach Nate Slaughter field a star filled group this year blending sprint and field events. Read of notable members Norbert Payton Adrian Radgers John Pettus George Carty Clarence Johnson Greg Redmond Bob Slover Vic Dias Mike Louisiana Larry Kechety Jin Penrose Greg Born Dave Smith Chuck Steffes Steve Rogaway and others. The team plans the Brotherhood Games at Merritt College while continuing to train around work and travel demands.
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Santa Barbara
Oakland
Merritt College
Norbert Payton
Adrian Radgers
John Pettus
George Carty
Clarence Johnson
Greg Redmond
Bob Slover
Vic Dias
Mike Louisiana
Union City
Larry Kechety
Jin Penrose
Greg Born
Dave Smith
Eddie Hart
Ralph Li Zons
Howard Strickland
Ed Bryant
Larry Shields
Elmer Hynes
Elmo Dees
John Byrne
Jorge Pena
Rich Nuon
Line Jackson
Sy Johnson
Allan Pecker
Pioneers
Sonoma
Berkeley Tops Easy Bay Basketball Poll In Final Ranking
Berkeley High Yellowjackets claim top spot in the final Daily Review ballot after TOC success, completing a clean sweep with three players named to the AW-TOG team. St Elizabeth Mustangson, Salesian, Castlemont and Irvington round out the top five with South County teams Arroyo Tiblin Hayward Amador San Lorenzo also listed.
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Hayward
Berkeley High
Yellowjackets
Daily Review
Berkeley
San Joaquin Memorial
Zerone Jeffersanami
Ruppert Jones
Gene Ransom
St. Elizabeth Mustangs
Salesian
Mustangs
Castlemont
Irvington
South County
Arroyo
Tiblin
Amador
San Lorenzo tIfth
East Bay Prep
Fiftw
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Castieron
S. Irvington
Joseph
Concord
Camparidis
Opbtin
Hapwrard
Karey Ells
Berrite
San Lorenzo
Honorabia
Piteberg
Richenwat
Atoreay
Casire Valley
UCLA
Raiders and 49ers meet in Chabot benefit basketball clash
Raiders vs 49ers basketball game at Chabot College Hayward Friday May 3 7 20 p m to aid Alameda County Association for the Mentally Retarded. Admission 2 adults 1 students with student body cards. Notable Raiders players Ben Davidson Art Shell Carleton Oats Dan Conners Jim Otto and Art Thomas join 49ers stars in a rough but entertaining charity matchup with autograph session afterward. Advance tickets via Alameda Century Association for the Mentally Retarded 357-357-3970.
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San Francisco 49Er
Raiders
Fers
Mares
49Ers
Cone
Ben Davidson
Art Shell
Carleton Oats
Raiter
Fred Bi Jetuikoff
Charlie Stith
Tony Cline
Art Thomas
Jim Otto
Dan Conners
Scotty Stirling
KNBR
Stirling
Raider
Bas
East Oakland
Agers
Alameda Century Association
Bay Area Track Meet Spotlight Mix of Cal State Hayward and San Jose State
Cal State Hayward freshman Chris Schneider leaped 6 8 for a first at the meet while Randy Matson’s 10 foot shot put is recalled as a benchmark. San Jose State impressed with multiple winners including Dennis Maas in the 440 and Rick Rhoads in the javelin. California toppled Oregon State in a Pac-8 dual as Bay Area teams face further meets, with Cal State Hayward and San Francisco State splitting duties and the Brotherhood Games on the horizon.
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California
Oregon State Hmds
Berkeley
Erv Hunt
Rick
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Pears
Jack Bents
Julian Lucas
Cal State
Nayward
San Francisco State
Sonoma
Rohnert Park
Humboki State
Coogacks
Chico State
Cal State Northridge
Skyline Junior College
San Jua
Bay Area
Striders
Merritt College
SAN Jose State
Bullard
Don Riggs
Larry Livers
Spartan
Dennis Maas
Rick Rhoads
Ed Otter
Bruce Kennedy
Oregon State
Jim Judd
Bentz
Hunt
Cal
Arizona State
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Brett Mannon
Brad Duffey
John Nichols
Jordan
SJS
Francisen Staleard Parker
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Kenyan Runner Reflects On Career And Legacy
A Kenyan athlete expresses hope for broad support in his country over a controversial issue. He notes plans to race in the United States for two seasons, then reassess his body and future. He vows to return home to inspire children and pass on knowledge gained abroad.
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Kenya
Ben Jipcho
United States
Kip
UCLA and Oregon State set Pac-8 marks in scoring
United Press International reports Pacific Eight statistics showing UCLA and Oregon State cracking conference records. UCLA led in offense and rebounding, with 58.3 percent of rebounds and top marks in field goal percentage and scoring margin. Louie Nelson led Washington in season scoring, while Oregon State’s Steve Erickson excelled at free throws.
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United Press International
Pacific
UCLA
Orein State
Washington
Louie Nelson
Oregon State
USC
Bruin
Walton
Steve Erickson
Beavers
Evening Sports Slate with Local Matches
Projrattoval basketball and ice hockey top tonight as Golden State faces Vancouver at arena by 7 p.m. High school Alameda hosts Cuhtin, Fremont plays Mongo, Granada meets Encigal in golf at 2:30 p.m. Newark battles Sky Fre at Chabot at 7:30 p.m. Swimming features Granada at Aberly at 3:00 p.m. Bishop O'Dowd faces Tean at 6:30 p.m.
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Ab Tean
Nicaraguan team ends trip with funds short after rainouts
A two man Nicaraguan amateur baseball team in Los Angeles wrapped up six exhibition games to raise money for Managua earthquake relief. Four games were canceled by rain, yielding only 400 dollars from events with Cal State Los Angeles and Stanford. The group faces travel costs, with hotel bills and TA funding covering their return. In Phoenix, Bob Criss of Newport Beach died in a car crash during practice for an upcoming USAC race at Phoenix International Raceway.
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UPI
Managua
California
Cal State
Los Angeles
Stanford
Trans World Airlines
Phoenix
Bob Criss
Newport Beach
Calif
Fasttrack International Speedway
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