Girls and boys sports clash sparks at Red Bluff page
An unsigned Red Bluff chat with coach Bernie Gleason discusses girls playing on boys teams and boys joining girls sports, with varied views from local coaches and students. The piece also notes local athletes Mark Herringer and Russ Noll, and a reader correction about a Kiwanis Tournament result.
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Newsclub Beach
Red Bluff
Bernie Gleason
Yreka
Fanny Theot
Miner Cage
Girls Athletic Association
Moses
Beach
Doug Dreier
Bill Davidson
Carleen Bamuelos
Bev Howard
Bill Jacobs
Nancy Lengtat
Red Bluff Spartan
Paul Johnson
Nell
Randy Wade
Barry Wood
Chico High
Chico Junior High School
Irvington High School
Bay Area
Ohlone Junior College
Fremont
Chico
Colusa
Willows
Paradise
Biggs
Gridley
Live Oak
Tehama Sports Roundup Includes Wrestling and Elks Hoop Shoot
Tehama items cover KBLF disc jockey STU GANZ clash with GEORGE FROOME over Nate Arrowsmiths award, Beat The Pro golf tour profits, a TED MORGAN refereeing note, and a Red Bluff Spartan wrestling coach update. Elks Hoop Shoot plans detail qualifiers, venues, and travel funding. high school volleyball and basketball results plus local honors conclude.
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Crowe
KBLF
Stu Ganz
George Froome
Nate Arrowsmith
ELKS
AL Lengtat
Red Bluff
Los Molinos
Corning
Colusa Redskins Rally Past Los Molinos in Live Oak Tourney
Colusa explodes for 27 points in the fourth quarter to beat Los Molinos 61 49 at the Live Oak Invitational. McGowan scores 23, Sanderson 19 as Colusa overcomes 28 percent shooting and late Bulldog surge.
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Live Oak
Colusa Redskins
Los Molinos Bulldogs
Los Molinos
Biggs
Gridley
Pierce
Arbuckle
Williams
Sutter
Colusa
Tom McGowan
Steve Henderson
McGowan
Steve Sanderson
Sanderson
Rick Greer
Wade Shirley
Redskins
Russell Moore
Bulldog
Dennis Beers
Earl McDonald
Shirley
Greer
Beers
Henderson
McDonald
Isaksen
Singer
Ochs
Colusa McGowan
Palmer
Roa
Armstrong
Bagley
Moore
Davies
Padres Move Forced by National League Sparks City Battle
San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson blasted the National League after owners ordered the Padres moved to Washington. City seeks a temporary restraining order and asset freeze while Judge Eli Levenson schedules a Wednesday hearing to challenge the transfer amid antitrust concerns raised by Wilson.
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San Diego
VPI
Pete Wilson
National League Baseball
San Diego Padres
Washington, D.C
Padres
National League
Washington
Eli Levenson
Wilson
U.S. Congress
California Leaders Plan Probe Into Padres Lease
Wilson cites federal funding for subsidizing the piracy of the San Diego Padres as a national priority. The mayor notes two California congressmen plan an investigation into the lease.
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San Diego Padres
Bullpups Advance In Tourney With Dominant Win
Corning hosts Los Molinos as Reno scores 30 guiding the Bullpups to a 79 55 victory. Notre Dame and Chico also win while Willows Paradise Princeton each lose in junior high action.
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Corning
Bruce Reno
Los Molinos
Chico Junior High
Orland
Notre Dame
Willows
Paradise
Princeton Junior Varsity
Shawn Rutherford
Dennis Lucero
Gene Harbaugh
Tim McFadden
Andrew Flores
Dave Santos
Dan Quinley
Daryl Adams
Alan Blackman
John Spooner
John Pearson
Chico
Jim Good
Dan McDonald
Marvin Stein
Nets
Princeton
Ron Johns
Reno
Rutherford
Pinkleman
Russell
Nagos
Rhoads
Inflation in Pro Football Payouts Through the Years
The 1933 Chicago Bears earned 210.34 dollars per player for the NFL title while the Miami Dolphins last year paid 15009 dollars per player for winning the Super Bowl. Rodeos trace origins to impromptu cowboy skills contests in the 19th century.
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New York
UPI
Chicago Bears
Miami Dolphins
Stover's 21 Leads Cards To Victory
Cloverdale hosted Corning as 6-foot-4 sophomore Jeff Stover scored 21 and pulled 17 rebounds to lift the Cardinals to a 54 45 win. The triumph ends Corning's three game winless stretch in the 1973 74 campaign and advances them to a meeting with Trinity of Weaverville at 9 p.m. tonight.
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Cloverdale
Jeff Stover
Corning Cardinals
Corning
Ron Gleason
Skein
Northern Athletic League
Anderson
Enterprise
Trinity of Weaverville
Dodgers Trade Osteen for Wynn in Houston Clear-Out
Dodgers send Claude Osteen a 16 year major leaguer to Houston in exchange for Jim Wynn the Astros power hitting outfielder as part of a busy day of winter meetings trades. Alston top line says sentimentality aside managers acted to help the club.
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Claude Osteen
Los Angeles
Houston
Jim Wynn
Astros
Claude
Alston
Dodgers
Osteen-Wynn
David Culpepper
Chicago Cubs
Minnesota
Randy Hundley
Twins
George Mitterwald
California
Jeff Torborg
St. Louis
John Andrews
Aurelio Monteagudo
Chris Coletta
Philadelphia
Denny Doyle
Detroit
Ray Newman
Milwaukee
Mike Disappointment
Wynn
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Russ Noll
Herringer
Noll
Chico Enterprise
Russ
Chico Panther
Vern Hart
Public Enemy
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Rt. 1
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Pam Schmidt
Tracy Zill
Miss Gonzales
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Doug Sale
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W.H. Hinkle
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Cara Sale
Terri Wilson
Chris Hess
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Diane Wabbell
Judy Johnson
Nina Valdez
Ann Pettinger
Dee Musick
Sue Schmid
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Health Food Center
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Ea Aes Baat Gree
Tsu
Osborne
Firs
Japan
Stover
Osteen
Walt Alston
Washington & Hickory Sts
Lee
Little Chief
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