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Tough week for Dons

The De Anza Community College basketball teams each lost in Coast Conference competition last week.

The De Anza women dropped a 77-68 heartbreaker to rival San Jose City College in a key conference battle. The Jaguars improved to 9-2 as they stuck the Dons with their first loss of the league season. De Anza slipped to 11-1 in the conference and to 26-6 for the year.

Jaymie Woodard and Jane Riley were the big scorers for the Dons. Woodard led the locals with 16 points, and Riley was close behind with 15.

Shana Buchanan supported with 12 points for De Anza, and Jenny Miller and Bernadette Suffle pitched in 10 points apiece. Kam Simpson added five points.

The De Anza men lost an 86-73 nod to Chabot despite an 18-point night by Nick Glover.

Big 6-foot-8 Ed Huse hit for 15 points, Harold Bordenave had 13, Mike O'Neal popped 11 and Aaron Zaballos added 10. Chris Karanastasis chipped in with four points and Bryan Barnes had two.

Great Chowder Chase

Runners will take off in the Great Chowder Chase on Feb. 23 when the starting gun blasts at 8:45 a.m. at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk to get the 4 1/2 mile run under way. The registration fee is $25, and proceeds benefit the Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Department. For more information, call 429-3477.

Bandits hold tryouts

The Bend Bandits of the Class AA Western Baseball League will hold tryouts on Feb. 22-23 at Cañada College in Redwood City. Professional experience is preferred but not required, and players must provide their own equipment. Registration begins promptly at 9 a.m.

This article appeared in the Sunnyvale Sun, February 19, 1997.
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