Mission swim star Brad Anderson earns MVAL Prep of the Week
Brad Anderson of Mission Viejo High earns MVAL Prep of the Week after debuting in the Mayard freestyle and anchoring the Mission 200 medley relay to a South County record. He dominates the 50 100 and 200 free and leads East Bay in several events, with coach Wall Odenanvill predicting further time drops. The Newark Optimist's Club and The Argus honor him, with a June 5 awards banquet at the Elks Club.
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Ilbe
Oden
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Hayward
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New Washington High scorekeeper drafts Jacinto kin
Washington High baseball coach Bill Lightfoot drafted Denise Jacinto, sister of Terry and Mike, as scorekeeper after needing a reliable helper. Denise, a WHS senior, is rusty but quickly picks up the basics, recording a quiet win over Newark before a tougher game against James Logan tests her counting.
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Bill Lightfoot
Jacinto
Washington
Denise
Terry
Mike
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Jess
Aral
Newark
Huskies
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Lightfoot
Track coach Marden earns praise for timely meet management
Mission San Jose High coach Jack Marden earns praise after hosting a windy track meet against Irvington. He kept results ready, moved pole vault to speed the schedule, and apologized sincerely when delays occurred, earning admiration for his calm, proactive leadership.
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Mission San Jose High
Jack Marden
MLJ
Warriors
Irvington
Marden
IHS
WHS and MSJ clash for lead in Valley baseball
Washington and Missio n San Jose, each 2-1, meet on the Warriors' diamond at 3 04 pm today. The league race hinges on this traditional showdown as both teams seek a share of the Mission Valley title.
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Ington
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Wareriors
Tank title at stake as MSJ hosts Vikes showdown
Mission San Jose High hosts Irvington in a key Mission Valley league meet at 3:20 p.m. The meet features a duel between MSJ and Irvington for the league title with Brad Anderson and Dave Williams as standout swimmers. Other matches include Washington at Newark and Kennedy at James Logan, plus a Huskies vs Encinal golf and tiebreaking tennis and baseball implications.
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James Logan
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Brad Anderson
University of Southern California
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South County
White Irvington
Mission San Jose
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Joe Mayers
Roger Pieperbrink
Newark
Encinal
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John B. Kennedy
James Begin
Gion
Encins
el Mistica
Sao Jeoe
John. Kennedy
Late Vaca Valley cancellation sparks racing controversy
The Sports Car Club of America canceled a Vaca Valley event Sunday due to late notice and pavement issues. Nine participants and workers learned of the cancellation after the final Saturday practice, with many already traveling or checked in at motels. Officials face criticism for poor communication and potential track repaving costs. refunds for Sunday entries are unlikely as safety and logistics concerns linger.
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Vaca Valley
Sports Car Club of America
Marty Kaufman
SCAA
San Francisco
Cal State Hosts Bears in Non-Conference Baseball Tilt
Cal State Chico hosts California in a 2 pm non-conference game as Harvey Gabel starts on the mound and Cal State eyes a three or four pitcher plan. The 2 0 overall Bears clash after Cal State swept San Francisco State to move atop the Far Western Conference with a 3 1 mark.
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Bears
al Mathews
Mathews
Gabel
Ron LaPlante
Jack Trujillo
Kevin Collins
Farlier
Pioneers
Sacramento State
Sacra
Finn wins marathon in Boston with surprise debut
Newcomer Qlagi Suomalainen of Finland upset a strong push from Colombia's Victor Manuel Mora to win the 76th Boston Marathon. The 25-year-old engineering student, making his marathon debut, finished the 21 mile 935 yard course in 2 15 39, trailing record pace set by Ron Hill of England two years earlier. A New York housewife, competing in the official women’s field for the first time, placed ahead of eight others.
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Colombia
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New York
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Suomalainen
Ron Hill
England
McAdoo Signs with Buffalo Braves Amid ABA Suit
Robert McAdoo a 20 year old prodigy from North Carolina signed a multi year NBA contract with the Buffalo Braves while suing to void an earlier ABA deal with the Virginia Squires. McAdoo's mother joins as plaintiff in a case that questions his minor status at signing. Braves officials stated the contract was negotiated in Los Angeles on Saturday and finalized Monday. Coach Jack Ramsay avoided involvement in the legal action, expressing pleasure at McAdoo joining the team.
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Eddie Donovan
NBA
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Squires
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Jack Ramsay
Ma.Adoo
Newark golf falls to Termyson in league match
Newark's golf team lost 6 to 3 as Termyson High defeated Newark at Silver Pines. Greg Sisk led Newark with 37, Larry Silveria 38, while Kevin Scanlon led Termyson with an even par 26. Tennyson won the junior varsity meet 2 to 0.
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Greg Sisk
Knights
Larry Silveria
Kevin Scanlon
Lancers
Tennyson
Dan Lowe
Squires
Sunol Valley Golf Course: Bower Makes 215 Yard Ace
Hayward golfer John Bower aced the 215-yard seventh hole on the Palm Course at Sunol Valley Golf Course on Sunday. The shot was witnessed by playing partners Jim Devies, Mika Sales, and LeRoy Jensen.
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John Bower
Hayward
Sunol Valley
Bower
Jim Devies
Mika Sales
LeRoy Jensen
Anglers Report Mixed Fishing Across Trinity and Surroundings
Bass and rainbow trout fishing show promise at Trinity Lake with 15 inch rainbows and three pound bass, while Lewiston Lake yields larger trout despite fewer fish. Steelhead and kokanee provide sporadic action as wind and water conditions vary. Shasta bass fishing picks up near pits, and Lake Tahoe nearshore fishing improves with ore and two mile trolling, though limits remain uncertain.
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Outdoors fishing report from the Eller area
Rainbows above Cave Rock show upswing with evening bites and 17 inch trott running larger. Donner Lake fair for shore rainbows, spotty for mackinaws. Topaz anglers report 10 to 12 inch trout from shore with salmon eggs. Boca and Prosser produce good sized trout on bait. Stampede yields smaller fish and near limits. Ukiah Lake Mendocino depends on warm weather as fish push shallower. rebel lure tempts eight to ten pound sl legal bass, crappie just starting near the dam.
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Topac
Boca
Prosser
Ukiah
Jerry Durfee
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