Prep football honor roll roundup across Canyon and bay area teams
Canyon’s Frank Abbey starred in a standout effort praised by coach Roy Richardson. Erik Hendricks scored via reception punt return and a reversed run. Multiple Canyon players contributed in their first win. Castro Valley’s Alan Quan forced a fumble and pick, Steve Robinson added a solid line. Hayward’s Franklin led defense with Billet also strong. Myers passed well and Ferguson returned a kickoff for six. Marina’s Don Shibley rushed for 149 yards and three TDs. Dan Halahant backed with significant yards. Eden’s Reger completed 14 of 35 for 144. OF-DR and Reggie Foster stood out. San Lorenzo’s Rodrigues impressed defensively. Stanton and Kl had good showings. Sunset’s Oldenkamp and Decoteau helped at QB. Del Rio impressed on the line. Cruz shone both ways. Tennyson’s Fekete led rushing. Quinters highlighted Lancer defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Frank Abbey
Roy Richardson
Erik Hendricks
WRS
Pat Wilcox
Matt Scanlan
Tom Dakins
Greg Tedesco
Ken Cooper
Castro Valley
Alan Quan
Steve Robinson
Hayward
Rick Franklin
Mt. Eden
Ken Billet
Monarchs
Wayne Myers
Tom Ferguson
Myers
SAN Lorenzo
Issac Rodrigues
Sunset
Steve Stanton
Ben Oldenkamp
Rebels
Tony Decoteau
Bill del Rio
Lasses
Lupe Cruz
Phil Homig
Phil Arzino
Tennyson
Lancer
Ron Stark
Victor Garcia
Clayton Valley
Steve Gray
Lancers
Spartans
Marina
Frank Domingoes
Titan
Kevin Doyle
Alameda County League grid notes strong showings by players
In Pacific, Steve Kerr and Terry Markou excel against Pinole Valley defense. Cito Bulich and Bobby Cleveland stood out as Pacific’s defense stifled Pinole inside the ten. In San Leandro, Jim Pimental filled in for injured Don Brennan and completed six of 13 passes as the Pirates moved the ball. Marc DeCourade and Mitch Fernandez also shined against Kennedy Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Steve Kerr
Terry Markou
Cito Bulich
Bobby Cleveland
San Leandro
Jim Pimental
Don Brennan
Pirate
Marc DeCourade
Mitch Fernandez
Kennedy Eagles
Bishop O'Dowd Dragons Dominate Moreau In 1973 Opener
Bruce Chess rushed for 280 yards and Tina Felise scored three touchdowns as Bishop O'Dowd defeated Moreau for their first win of 1973. Greg Kline caught five passes and intercepted a Mariner pass to slow their drive. Jim McHugh subbed for an injured Orten, completing six of 13 passes as Rich Cecconi registered three sacks. Luis Tusta led Moreau’s defense against Bishop O'Dowd, while Jimmy Mendez went six of 13 as a starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop O'Dowd
Bruce Chess
Moreau
Tina Felise
Dragons
Greg Kline
Mariner
Jim McHugh
John Orten
Rich Cecconi
Luis Tusta
Jimmy Mendez
Mission Valley Echoes: Eagles Rally for Second MVAL Win
Jeff Zenter completed eight passes for one yard and Martin Redmond ran 117 yards as the Eagles claim their second Mission Valley Athletic League victory. Harold Jones of Irvington gained 61 yards against Logan. Memorial notes Paul Gonzales went 6 of 13 for yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Zenter
Martin Redmond
Eagles
Ies
Irvington
Harold Jones
Logan
Viking
John F. Kennedy
Joe Roman
Paul Gonzales
Mission San Jose
Warriors Clash Cleveland and Detroit on Radio Schedule
Radio log shows basketball games with the Warriors facing Cleveland at 4:45 pm and Detroit later, plus A's baseball against Baltimore with station KEEN 1170 and 4:16 pm. The entry notes times and stations for Tuesday and Wednesday broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warriors
Cleveland
Ireens
A's
Baltimore
KEEN
Detrail
Kehen
HAAL Cross Country Opens 1973 Season Strong
HAAL opens its 1973 cross country season with a series of Wednesday triangular meets through Oct 31 weather permitting. Marina, Mt Eden, and Hayward Rebels highlight tomorrow’s early action on San Lorenzo course with top runners Raila Traynor and Hatakeyama. strong depth noted for Castro Valley Tennyson and Marina as coaches forecast league title contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HAAL
San Lorenzo
Marina
Prep of the week Bishop O'Dowd's Chess earns honor
Bruce Chess of Bishop O'Dowd High School sparked a 44 to 25 upset of undefeated Moreau, rushing 260 yards on 25 carries and scoring three touchdowns. The junior, nicknamed chess, displayed college potential and was named The Daily Review's Prep of the Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Deloach
Oakland
Crisius
East Bay
CAL
Alameda County
Bishop Dowd High
Bruce Chess
Moreau
Chess
Dragons
Mariners
The
Daily Review
Bruce
O'Dowd
Pat Riley
Top three hold in grid polls for Ohio State and rivals
Ohio State Nebraska and Alabama lead the grid polls with Ohio State enjoying a large margin in both United Press International and Associated Press rankings. Burkeyes secure 21 first place votes in eight for Nebraska in the UPI tally while Nebraska trails 47 to 9 in the AP poll. Michigan sits fourth in UPI and USC fourth in AP, UCLA rising to fifth in both UPI and AP after a season-opening loss to Nebraska.
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Ohio State
Nebraska
Alabama
United Press International
Associated Press
Burkeyes
UPI
Cornhuskers
Michigan
UPS
Southern California
UCLA
Ith
Television log of late night baseball matchups
The log lists 1 a m baseball between New York Mets and Cincinnati with 3 4 8 notation. At 12 40 pm the A s face Baltimore, and at 1 30 pm the A s play Baltimore joined in progress in the afternoon schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mats
Cincinnati
A's
Baltimore
Humboldt State visits Saturday after 14 6 win over Sacramento State
Humboldt State coach Bob Rodrigo praises his Pioneer squad after a 14 6 victory over Sacramento State. Mike Jacinto starred with 16 of Cal State’s 297 yards and two touchdowns. The defense, led by Greg Blankenship, forced key plays, while Bill Versino’s injury opens the door for freshman Mark Trullson. DeWayne Johnson’s rib injury may limit return this week pending Thursday X rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stew Nohrnberg
Hayward
Cal State
Bob Rodrigo
Pinkeers
Sacramento State
Pioneers
San Francisco State
Mike Jacinto
Dutstahding
Randy Duain
Greg Davis
John Buchanan
Pat Carvalho
al Spitzer
Bill Versino
Versino
Mark Trullson
Las Lomas High
Walnut Creek
Yersina
DeWayne Johnson
Rose and Reds Fan Clash After Bottled Toss
In a dramatic scene at the ballpark, Rose faced taunts and a whiskey bottle thrown from the stands as Reds manager Sparky Anderson sought calm. Police escorted Rose to the bus amid fans lingering near the left field area while Mets players urged restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Don Kessinger
Rose
Revs
Sparky Anderson
Anderson
Pat
Tamme
Reds
Willie Mays
Mets
Tom Seaver
Rusty Slaub
Cleon Jones
Yogi
JeffTield
Waery
She Lian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hayward Area Athletic League
Don Shibley
Shibley
Dan Halahant
Ray Stansson
Titans
Alan Reger
Kevin Of-Dr
Reggie Foster
Joel Koras
Alameda County Athletic League
Catholic Athletic League
Mission Valley Athletic League
Steve Noon
Memorial
Brian Witte
Larry Voster
James Logan
Tom Hart
R.B
Colts
Fevinglan
Joe Elder
Len Misen
Hitler
Newark
Rich Parry
Knights
Washington
John Punderburke
Terry Anpil
Craig Miller
Stevenson
Buries
By John Hickey
Padilla
Traynor
Nior
Ted Quintana
Chabot
Hatakeyama
Arroyo
Norm Guest
Kevin Rudy
Ron Stephenggn
Doug Hall
Paul Navarro
Jeli Zeigler
Dan Bettridge
Jim Fleischer
Mike Huffstuttler
San Lorenos
Steve Warren
Rick Bray
Greg Slentz
Paul Pisciotto
al Fortune
Dan Perez
Brian Newsome
Enein High
Armago
Russy Wright
NCS
Jeff Lee
O’dowd
Riley
Dragon
Ojowe
Aster Thorty
McRead Mish School
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Louisiana St
Houter
Mlusourt
Tuan
Tiny Te Tenette
Wat
Ohio
Nebreske Wu
Alster Ann
Benn St
Missouri
Texas
Houston
Colorado
Tulane
Miami Tech
Rubuti Botton
Mary Baia Grten
Georgi
Land
Cave State
Iara
Sealinern Netto Vwatialn
Tras Tech
West
Humboldt
Winkindles
Humboldt State
U.C. Davis
Chien State
Tlhe
Rodrigo
Jacinto
Ted Mindt
Greg Blankenship
Bid Harrelson
Pate Hoge
Ene
George Dickel
Aba
Cate
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