Mission Valley Athletic League Invites Deep Round Schedule
In the Utch Annual Clubs Invitational base five tourney, four first round winners from the Mission Valley Athletic League advance to second round play. Kennedy Mission San Jose Irvington Washington and other rivals won opening games and face tougher matchups today with potential rematches. Winners move toward a Tuesday doubleheader and Wednesday finals at San Jose Municipal Stadium with an 8 pm championship and 5 30 pm third place game.
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Light Ohlone Schedule Sparks Easter Week Events
A light Easter Week schedule at Ohlone College features a 3 p.m. baseball game against Chabot and a 2:30 p.m. Coast Conference tennis match with Cabrillo at Newark Community Center. The Renegades travel to Chabot while Oblone activity includes a 3 p.m. Thursday meeting at Gilman and the Allan Hancock Relays in Santa Maria.
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Japan decks Philippines to reach Asian zone semis
Japan swept the final two singles to take the Davis Cup series from the Philippines 4 1 in Manila. Top player Jun Kuki defeated Eddie Cruz 4 2 2 1 as Japan secured the win.
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Argus barred from Hot Wheels meet results at Fremont
Northern National Hot Wheels meet results were not released to Argus reporters yesterday at Fremont Raceways. A meet official denied access, citing lack of authorization, blocking the Argus staffer from the announcers booth and press trailer.
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Fremont youth aids retarded peers and Special Olympics
Judy Stern of Mission San Jose High School and Fremont students, guided by Mrs. Had dad, organize local help for mentally retarded youths to join Special Olympics events. They aim to expand programs in Alameda County, creating a regional qualifying path toward state and national competition.
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Special Olympics Open to All Eight and Up in Fremont
Ken Richardson reports on Fremont's plan for a Western Special Olympics event for mentally challenged youths. The program includes 50 yard dash, 100 yard run, softball throw and standing long jump with hopes to build physical education access. Judy and Jody describe parent fears and the aim to provide inclusive competition and personal growth through sport.
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NLRB to decide NFLPA contract dispute over changes
The NFL Players Association accuses club owners of altering pages of a signed collective bargaining agreement after a March 1 settlement. The NFLPA filed an unfair labor practices charge, while Theodore Kheel called the dispute a tempest in a teapot and urged settlement at the bargaining table.
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Lipshy Leads In Detroit Bowling All Events
Fred Vitali of Detroit nearly overtook the All Events leader at Cobo Hall in the American Bowling Congress tournament. A 206 final singles roll, two early splits, and four straight strikes left Vitali one pin behind the leader. Vitali tallied 64 in singles to pair with a 5% doubles score and a 637 team series as Lipshy of Lansing, Mich. held top All Events.
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Cobo Hall
Gymnasts bid at Diablo High Junior Olympic meet
Fremont Gymnastics Club coach Roy Davis led a youth qualifier at Diablo High School for the Junior Olympic Novice Championship set for April 17 in Burlingame. Diane Russell earned a top four all round score of 29.5 in the 10 12 year old group, with other medalists named including Susan Ekren Monica Carr Evelyn Bostok Lani Ekren Tami Mills and Shelly Russell.
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Fremont
Diablo High School
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Diane Russell
Susan Ekren
Monica Carr
Evelyn Bostok
Lani Ekren
Tami Mills
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