Chabot duo win NorCal doubles crown at De Anza College
Yewen and Liverteen upset top Foothill duo Rich Andrews and Peter Juligren 2 6 4 in semifinals then beat third seeds John Stefanky and John Hayes 4 8 6 for the title. Chabot Gladiators seeded second led team standings with 16 points. Foothill 21. State spotters qualify three Chabot entrants for regionals and state meet next weekend at Foothill.
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College of San Mateo
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All Stars Select Blanton Collier Picks 1970s Colts Plunkett Lead
CHICAGO AP Head Coach Blanton Collier announced Saturday the 1970 College All Star football squad to face the NFL champion Baltimore Colts at Soldier Field July 30. The 38th annual midsummer classic by Chicago Tribune Charities includes 52 players with eight first round picks.
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Colonels even ABA title series with overtime win
Louisville, Ky. Louie Dampier scored the last four points as the Kentucky Colonels beat the Utah Stars 129-125 in overtime to tie the ABA championship at two games each. Dampier led with 33 points, key moves late in regulation and overtime, while Dave Carrier added 27 for Kentucky, and Willie Wise led Utah with 21.
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Pats insure Plunkett for 250000 after draft
Boston AP reports the New England Patriots plan to insure quarterback Jim Plunkett for more than 250000 during the 1970 season. The policy covers his two college all star appearances and carries a 28000 automatic clause. Plunkett has not yet signed his contract.
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First place deadlock in NorCal golf
In the NorCal Golf Association Division B Four Ball Championship at Spyglass Hill, Frank Elwood of Marin Country Club and Terry Jarcik of Tohnert Park tied for first after a three way battle. Rudy Negaod o Santa Teresa and Tom Gonsalo v Spring Valley posted 129, while Dave Doyle and Jim Derry of the Olympic Club also contended. A four way tie for fourth included Bob Scheid and Bill Smith, Dick Chapman and Dave Burton, Dick Alexander and Dave Dudley, and George Kolh and David Hildreth with strong showing scores.
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Pleasant Hills
Bill Smith
Almaden
Dick Chapman
Pasatiempo
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Dick Alexander
Roseville
Dave Dudley
George Kolh
David Hildreth
Stanford
USC tops UCLA in tight 75 70 track upset
USC runners Deckard and Garrison led a comeback win over UCLA as Deckard set a world best 100 and 220 school record, Garrison won the 440, and USC also claimed the 1600 relay in a world best time. Hines excelled in long and triple jumps to seal the meet.
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Ducks sweep Beavers in Pacific-8 track meet
Oregon defeats Oregon State 86-68 in Corvallis as Steve Prefontaine sets a stadium and meet record in the two mile with 8 42.4, while OSU’s Robert Reader breaks the triple jump meet mark and Doug Cramer wins the hammer. Oregon’s Martin claims sprint doubles but a disqualification in the 440 yard relay costs the Ducks points.
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Huskies End Four-Year Gap In Pacific Eight Track Meet
Washington Huskies dominate Washington State in Seattle. The Huskies win 12 of 17 events, taking both hurdles relays distance and weight events, outscoring Cougars 17 1 in shot put and discus. Jim Seymour sets meet record 51.8 in 120 high and 440 hurdles. Cary Felrmann set meet mark in javelin while Jack Ernst clears 16 0 in pole vault. Norbert Payton wins 100 wind aided 9.5 and long jump windy 24 0.
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Unsers improve speed in Indy 500 practice sessions
In Indianapolis Al Unser and brother Bobby boosted speeds at the speedway on Saturday as practice continued ahead of qualifications. Mark Donohue was in Lime Rock, while Tony Angers in Albuquerque also boosted their pace as 37 cars hit the track.
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Broncos win WCAC title with strong Santa Clara rally
Santa Clara beat USF 8-5 and Mt Saturday to clinch the WCAC baseball championship, extending its four year streak. Joe Pupo allowed one hit over seven shutout innings, improving to 6-0 with a 1.40 ERA as Santa Clara improved to 37-9 overall, the best in Northern California.
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Stanford Sweeps Oregon in Doubleheader Crush
Stanford, led by Pan Shaw and Bob Kammeyer, pounded Oregon for 22 hits to win 11-4 and claim an 11-4 doubleheader sweep. Mike Nelson homered, Mark Jareich and Dave Edson added hits, while Oregon’s Gary Nall homered once.
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