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Woodland jayvees defeat Winters varsity, 68 to 59Woodland high school’s junior varsity basketball team blitzed the Winters high varsity, 68 to 59, last night in the winners gym. Thevisiting sophomores easily handled the Wolf soph reserves, 81 to 88.Coach Dave Stahlhut’s jayvees had four players in double figures headed by Jim Wright with 17, Joe Lucero 13, Cliff Young 12 and Chris Fotheringham 11. The outcome reversed an earlier loss to the same team.Grant Cooper continued his exceptional scoring spurt for Winters with six field goals and 12 free throws for 24 points and sophomore Phil Snow showed a sharp shooting eye with nine field goals and one free throw for 19 points. Cooper did get 13 points and Snow eight in the final period after Woodland had built a solid advantage.Snow’s five points sparked the visitors to a 13-11 lead at the ttod of the first quarter but fivelose 71-40had nine rebounds and teammate Lyle Giffin had five but Johnson held a commanding 48-28advantage on the backboards.The Cubs made only four field goals in the first half and trailed at the intermission 29-13 and were Ixdiind 55-25 after three periods.Woodland plays Delta league co-leader Armijo Friday in Fairfield.Wolf SophsF uchslin Giffin [ nqstromC urr ion WilsonM.u hadoNardinelliRamirez( dmpos DoAnda Totals JohnsonChamber lamWilliamsDayScottWadeReedGoldyMon son (.,u r tson(t tlber tHeffelhnqerI eeTotalsQuar ter storesWoodlandJohnsonFG3I12 3 0 21 0215FG83235;22010033FT PF7 14 10 0 0 0 2 1 2 2 0 1 3 10 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1021 7FT PF3 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 00 1 2 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 1 1 s 923230000102316TP13 2 2 6 7 0 4 2 0 440TP1964 61014540701716 13 25 40 IS 79 SS 71Prep scoresKennedy 45, Bur bank 42 Plat or 65, t asa Roble 62 I int oln 79, Wheatland 17 I Ik c reek 70, Printeton 60 Marysville 57 Rio I mda 43i incoln (Stkn i 53# Atwater 52Woodland 57, Johnson 54Out ham 76, \ ast Nn olaus 63Hamilton City 85, Mnicy 51Bella Vista HI, Mu a I oma 73 Maxwell 70, I os Molinos 62. c olfax 67, Dixon 62.Min 11 Mil K* in KJ I (hit \\ 111 Sipoints each from Wright and Young shot the Woodlanders into a 27-24 lead by ha If time.Woodland completely took command in the third quarter with a 23-9 edge to soar into a 50-33 lead after three quarters. Young, Lucero and Fotheringham made five points each and Wright and Roy Butz four in the winners’ big quarterCooper and Snow began finding the range in the fourth period but the visitors were unable to make a good run at the lead.Winters didn’t have any problems in winning the preliminary game. Tim Snow led the winners with 16 points, Rominger added 14 and McGuire 12 points. Jim Whelan and Marco Elizondo scored 14 points each Tor Woodland.Rominger scored eight points and Snow seven to lead Winters to a 22-5 cushion after one period and Ligorrago and Daniel Burnett paced the visitors to a 39-19 lead by halftime.WintersFGFTPFTPCooper61216224Bernardy00020Snow912219James22216Hayes22446Zaragoza00150Rominger10022Sackett10032T urkovich00000Totals2117-252159Wolf JayveesFGFTPFTPThompson10032Wright659217Young524212f other mqham356311Lucero612013Contreras20t44Butz33939Gonzales00110Totals2616321868Quarter scoresWinter s13243359Woodland112750 -68Winters SophsSalazarRomingerWanne boWulffSnowAguiarBurnett Ramos Bagwell Mt Guire CowanRodr iguez Wester man I iqorrago TotalsWolf Soph ReservesHillKatzWhelanI li/ondoHa I base hBi unson TotalsQuarter scores Winter sWoodlandFGFTPFTP0000070 011403 3230000072 311610 11230 10630 0360000060 011?30 00630 11610 00240 028385 91281FGFTPFTP00 24000 21062 511462 201430 13620 224174 141138223963815142038Gate openingMany of the world’s top jockeys will be on mounts this Tuesday when Golden Gate Fields opens its 85-lt;lay horse racing run at Albany. Top jockeys expected are Lafitt Pincay Jr.,iUolnuutf n M
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Woodland Daily Democrat
Woodland, California, US
Wed, Feb 16, 1972
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