Prep football honor roll ARROYO boosts to 20 record with 127 victory
Don coach Tony Machutes praised Arroyo’s offensive line as the Dons beat Canyon 127 to improve to 20. Key blockers Rod Castle man, Rei Delatiganiere, and center John Donovan anchored the line. Canyon’s Erik Hendricks showed versatility, playing offense and defense while contributing on returns. Other teams noted strong lines and standout players across Castro Valley Hayward Marina OMT Eden San Lorenzo Sunset Tennyson and Eden squads.
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Canyon
Erik Hendricks
Wes
Cougars
Arroyo
Hendricks
Tom Dahms
Castro Valley
Brian Abbott
Don Dussau
Spartan
Hayward
Ron Woods
Spartans
Rallie
Farmers
Dan Baxley
Ron Sponsel
Wayne Myers
Marina
Marino
San Lorengo
Dan Griffin
Don Shibley
Greg Marx
Eden
Nick Demichino
Monarchs
Rick ‘Guinn
Don Hudson
Curtis Bledsoe
SAN Lorenzo
Rich Blanton
Matt Garcia
Steve Stanton
Dan Kuhlman
Rodrigues
Blanton
Ron Jones
Sunset
Tony Ches- Miewice
Steve Cisneros
Star
Ben Oldenkamp
Tennyson
Roger Faulk
Heny Brock
Painst
Mt. Eden
Lancer
Don Moore
Luis Quintero
Alameda County clash fuels rout and shutout win
In Pacific, Bet Cleveland rushed for 77 yards on nine carries and scored three touchdowns as his team routed Bishop O'Dowd. Greg Caruso anchored the offensive line while Steve Kerr added two touchdowns and 56 rushing yards. In San Leandro, Don Brennan led a shutout win over James Logan, 8-0, with Dave Shaw keying the defense as Logan managed just eight rushing yards.
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Pacific
Bet Cleveland
Bishop O'Dowd
Cleveland
Dragons
Greg Caruso
Steve Kerr
San Leandro
Don Brennan
Pirates
James Logan
Dave Shaw
Colts
Logan
O'Dowd Fights On After 44-0 Loss At Pacific
In a Catholic Athletic League game Bishop O'Dowd showed grit despite falling 44 to 0 to Pacific. Erik Edgery led with strong defense while Tino Felise Ian Well and Ralph Wheeler returned kicks and punts effectively. Moreau Riders Open Vermeil Era With First Win Ron Campanerio ran 140 yards and Bill Espinosa added 75 yards and a TD.
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Bishop O'Dowd
Pacific
O'Dowd
Erik Edgery
UBWR
Tino Felise
Ian Well
Ralph Wheeler
Moreau
Mariners
al Vermeil
Ron Campanerio
Bill Espinosa
Jim Dillon
MLB
Mission Valley AI football week results unclear
In a mistyped report several players from multiple schools scored or contributed to touchdowns and plays. Notable items include Shawn Delaney of Mission Valley Eagles scoring late, Jack Bliss with a punt return at YRVINGTON, and Encinal, San Leandro, and Terra Linda games mentioned with varying yardage and scores.
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Shawn Delaney
Eagles
Sunnyvale
Glenn Schermesser
Dave Billoups
Jeff Billoups
Zenter
Pisses
Jack Bliss
DHB
ML Diablo
John Hum
Mark Wallis
John F. Kennedy
Frank Magallanes
Encinal
Titans
James Logan
Tom Hoyt
Colt
San Leandro
Colts
Memorial
John Gonzales
Patriots
Hick Wallace
Mission San Jose
Steve Noon
Brian White
MLJ
Terra Linda
Northridge Matadors Struggle As Defense Stumbles
Northridge’s football team fights a defensive liability after two losses. Quarterback Don Gray directs a potent offense but cannot overcome gaps as Cal Poly and San Francisco State took control. Receiver Nar y Watson and tight end Mike Gunnels pace the attack, while linemen Ramos Buxton anchor the line.
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Northridge
Cal State Northridge
Matadors
Cal Poly
San Luis Obissio
San Francisco State
CSUN
Matador
Mustangs
S.P. State
Kirk Waller
Dan Ferrigno
Cal State
Malators
Don Gray
Nary Watson
Pioneers
Hayward
Watson
Mike Gunnels
Gunnels
Joe Bultitta
Gray
Willie Hall
Hall
Pioneers struggle to generate big plays in loss
Cal State Hayward links two defeats to missed blocks and poor third down execution against Santa Clara. Coach Bob Rodrigo notes inconsistent offense and defense but praises safety Al Spitzer who forced fumbles and a interception. Injuries mount as key players hobble into preparation for Cal State Northadge clash.
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Rodrigo
Santa Clara
Cal State
Geo
al Spitzer
College of San Mateo
Spitzer
Wayne Gordon
Dave Bureh
Cal State Northadge
Gordon
Burch
Pat Carvalho
Ted Mindt
Hodrigo
Namath spared further surgery after shoulder injury
Joe Namath, already sidelined by four knee operations, avoided immediate surgery after examination of his separated right shoulder. If swelling subsides, he could rejoin the New York Jets for the final four games. otherwise he may miss the rest of the season.
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NEW York
UPL
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Baltimore
Nicholas
Namath
Namialh
Washington High QB Anest Sparks Huskies Past Bellarmine
Terry Anest, a junior at Washington High, sparked a victory with two touchdown passes and an interception return for a touchdown as the Huskies beat Bellarmine. Coach Jim Ingram praised Anest as a playmaker who adapts to quarterback and safety roles.
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Gary Rubin Fremont
Terry Anest
Washington High
Jim Inram
Washington
Bellarmine Wal
Anest
Bellarmine
Huskies
Daily Review
Alameda County
Art Waetchler
Ingram
Terry
Mike Jacinto
Mike
Sciarra Praised as Pac-8 Offensive Star of Week
UCLA quarterback John Sciarra, who did not start, led a 103-18 win over Iowa and earned Pac-8 Offensive Player of the Week. USC defensive back Artimus Parker had three interceptions in a 22-8 victory, breaking USC career mark with 15 picks.
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San Francisco
UPN
John Shiarea
UCLA
Artimus Parker
Southern California
Sciarra
Mark Harmon
Bruins
Iowa
Parker
USC
Georgia Tech
Seiarra
Wiele
Frank Linterbur
Manuel Laraneta
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