DeBarr Throws No-Hitter as Kennedy Rout Mission San Jose
Dennis DeBarr pitched a no hitter for John F. Kennedy High, defeating Mission San Jose 11 to 0. Lance Hagler and Dave Martin homered, Kennedy combined timely hits and steady defense to build a big lead, with DeBarr striking out 11 of 22 batters and remaining in after planned three or four innings.
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Dave Martin
Kennedy
Don Mendges
Orbit
DeBarr
Smocynski
Titan
Lance Hagler
Martin
Eckersley tops Cummings as Washington edges Irvington 1-0
In Mission Valley, Dennis Eckersley out pitched Dean Cummings as Washington High beat Irvington 1-0 in MVAL baseball. Carl Roeber drove in the lone run with a fourth inning single scoring Carl Holquin, who reached on a hit and moved on passed balls. Irvington stranded a potential tying threat in the sixth as Rudy Perez singled but was picked off first.
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Steve Tadevich
Fremont
Dennis Eckersley
Dean Cummings
Washington High
Irvington
Mission Valley Athletic League
Horng
Eck
Ersley
Huskies
Carl Roeber
Carl Holquin
Holquin
Vikings
Rudy Perez
Dave Beebe
Dennis
Tari
Perez
Beebe
Solari
Washington
Frank Fadenna
Jacinto
Sonny Roeber
Videtich
Ed Rossling
James Logan
Kennedy
Baker hurls six hitter as Knights top Colts 3 1
Newark edged Logan 3 1 behind lefty Ken Baker who allowed six hits and earned his first win. Tim Morales hit a fourth inning homer for Newark while Logan’s Tim Morales also homered for the Colts. Irvington and Newark remain 2 1 in league play behind Kennedy with upcoming games Friday.
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Baker
Knights
Colts
Vida Blues Two-Hitter Secures A’s Shutout Over Brewers
Inside notes report Vida Blue's two-hitter powered the Oakland Athletics to another shutout win against Milwaukee. Also mentioned are Wilkie McCovey's knee injury, Bruins Rangers and North Stars leading 3-2 in playoffs, and Washington Irvington swimmers triumphing in a separate brief.
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Vida Blue
A’s
Milwaukee
Knights Shut Down by Husky Defense in Low-Scoring Game
Safe and out by Husky first sacker Carl Holguin in the second inning, while Roelling is tagged out by Husky shortstop Carl Roeber in the third frame as a lone Knights threat fails to materialize. The home team mustered only two more hits the rest of the way.
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Don Mendees
Kennedy
Stan Smocynski
Dave Martin
Husky
Carl Holguin
Roelling
Carl Roeber
Knights
Squires topple Pony nine in frosh soph roundup
In Mission Valley League frosh-soph action Newark High blanked host James Logan 5 to 2 as four second inning runs came on two hits an error and four walks. Manuel Farias scattered five hits with seven strikeouts two walks over 14 innings allowed one earned run. Kim Pegram led Newark with a triple and John Perez added two singles.
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Irvington
Washington
Mike Jacinto
Mitch Ballard
Rick Videtich
Eckersley
Union City
Newark
Kim Pegram
Ponies
John Perez
Frosh-Soph Baseball
Joma Lepgamombia Farias
Barr
Silvera
Marin Oberg
Siva
Wb—Pegram
Braves edge Tyke nine in MVAC clash
Mission San Jose Irosh soph night held off John F Kennedy to win 3 2 on the Warrior diamond. The Braves used four hits to push three runs across in the bottom of the fourth led by Bob Blum who plated two. Kennedy batted 0 0 0 1 7 3 2 6 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.
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Mission San Jose
John F. Kennedy
Braves
Bob Blum
Mission San Jose Oop
T Cross
Lirud
Schmidt
K. Schmidt
Irvington Little Vikes edge Washington Pup-Wa pies 1-0
Irvington frosh soph baseball beat Washington 1-0 as Mark Wallace doubled in the third and Wade Hess singled him home. Walace scored the lone run for the Little Vikes in a tight game amid rough scoring notes and sparse play-by-play.
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Fremont - Irvington High
Washington
Mark Wallace
Wade Hess
Irvington
Bergram
Harrington Hoperr Bach
Sress
Harrington
T—wallace
Fremont Saturday Little League Opens With Carnival
The first local league announces Opening Day ceremonies and carnival on Saturday from 9 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dignitaries include the Fremont city council Miss Fremont and other guests. After the ceremonies a carnival with games prizes and a cakewalk, plus a 9 p.m. dance at the UAW Hall. First game Monday at 6 p.m. features ILM versus Warm Springs at Oliveras Field.
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Mission
San Jose
Little League
Miss Freemont
MLJ Life League
Warm Springs
Oliveras Field
Renegades Dominate Two Events In Coast Meet At Cabrillo
Ohlone College Renegades won two events led by Pat Renoa who clocked 15.9 in the 120 yard high hurdles and cleared 5 9 in high jump. Cabrillo totaled 4 points to win, Monterey Peninsula 44 beat Ohlone 41 for second as Merrill Blake set a three mile school mark.
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APTOS
Ohlone College
Pat Renoa
Cabrillo
Monterey Peninsula College Lobos
Renegades
Ohione
Ranva
Ohlone
Yester
Merrill Blake
Ken Freshauff
Bob Boyles
Vic Agpalo
Doug Smith
Boyles
Smith
Hartnell College
Mission San Jose mermen beat Logan for share of title
Mission San Jose held off James Logan 90-36 as Brad Anderson and Chris Jansky led MSJ in multiple events. Logan’s Dennis Kiliyama won the 100 yard breaststroke for the Colts, while Mission swept the class Ree events and moved to a 7-0 league record with a 4-3 Logan mark near the top of the MVAL standings.
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Union City
James Logan
Mission Valley Athletic League
Mission San Jose
Warriors
Logan
Mission
MVAL
Colts
MSJ
Chris Jansky
Brad Anderson
Nenducer
Anderson
Jansky
Dave Gire
Gire
Dennis Kiliyama
Dave Lusher
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