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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1971

Page

6

DeBarr is Kennedy star pitcher Dennis DeBarr honored as MYAL Prep of the Week

Dennis DeBarr, Kennedy ace and MYAL Prep of the Week, has pitched a no hitter and driven in a run with a sacrifice fly while helping the Titans win four league games. Coach Ralph Holding praises his growth, hitting, and confidence as scouts follow him for college and pro opportunities. DeBarr, who transferred to Kennedy, continues to pitch and hit effectively and aims to build a pro career. He will attend the Optimist Club Spring Awards Banquet June 4 at Silver Pines.

Craig Smithson Fremont Kennedy John F. Kennedy Dennis DeBarr LeBarr JFK Argus Sport Newark Optimist DeBarr Irvington Ralph Holding Optimist Silver Pines Titans de Barr Holding Mission Dennis

Night track debut under lights in MVAL meets

Irvington hosts James Logan at Judson Taylor Field in a twilight track opener for the Mission Valley Athletic League. Lighting is a key issue in the far corners affecting hurdles while officials aim for a smooth run similar to May NCS hopes.

Mission Valley Athletic League Irvington James Logan Judson Taylor Field South County NCS Logan Irvington Mission

Night meets and lights draw crowds in Union City

Craig Smithson critiques early season scheduling at Union City events. He complains about long meets, delays, and poor use of lights for night events. He notes past failures with night soccer and warns that simply putting events under lights won’t ensure success, urging smoother pacing and better planning.

South County hurdlers excel in warm track action

Dalley places second in 12 yard high and 18 yard row hurdles with 14.8 and 19.9. Sunset's Dan Koko leads highs at 14.7, beating Randy Zimmer. Arroyo's Dave Lee tops season in low hurdles with 19.8. Rodriguez climbs to lead long jump at 21-11% and moves to fourth in triple jump with 42-10. Irvington shows a 126 pole vault by Bill Evans amid other strong efforts.

Irvington High John Dalfey South County Dalley Sunset High Dan Koko Castro Valley Randy Zimmer Arroyo Dave Lee Kennedy Richmond Alex Rodriguez Washing Ton Tennyson Paul Fabilan Rodriguez Irvington Bill Evans Sehmer Syne Piggeat Greg Anichhold Maring Cirvington Samy Baker Tennvaen Breet Masters Amador Mork Hime Jerry Metcalf Ateopee 'Ea Actie Sceraghimet Jim Maroney Bishop O'Dowd Dane Mahler Crane Koko Randy Dintmmnet Dave Derek Ligensint Baer Oyue Teds Are Roya Ween Alley Reser Zimmer Rick Paelt Dave Hi Santeandra Monahan Bishop Dowd Jim Robartson Irving Rg Alex Pocriguer Wastington Fia Paul Fabien Tennywn Hoe Ie Fey Frank Spl Hayward Prica Castro Wate Pie al Roderiguea Bi ‘Baldwin Washingtor Richard Turner Sunset Hes Mike Wiikman Cass Walty Mike Rechin Greneds ‘Stark San Lorenzo Discus Turner Allelima Dan Dyer Newark Jelli Doug Otterstetter Darian Jim Adkins San Leandro Yea Sullivan John F. Kennedy Iy Raley Castro Vallay Roda Andy Nordman Lambtot Price

Anderson holds steady lead in South County swimming

Mission San Jose star Brad Anderson continued to dominate six events last week, preserving his all time South County marks in several freestyle distances and the 200 individual medley. Livermore, Amador and Granada swimmers posted notable season bests as teams and individuals chase top times.

Mission San Jose Brad Anderson Warrior Livermore High Amador Livermore George Plaft Mitch Schweickert Bob Warmaster MartynAachrid San Leandro Granada Avission Aiftine Mack Croghan Hayward Vaid Airtimney Kim Museh Pacific Athe Atitine Pat Burke Almador Sag Wellesian Larenna Anderson Lots Aurie Spruance Gakes San Lorental TVA Mike Fernandes Arroya Wenkyla Ramanan Tie Ama Hor Wala Tom Psenak Tennyson Ron Fiota Canyon Zedt Glenn Mark Dennyson David Codd Croghan Snall-simed Donas Walmsley Rick Meinxin Jim Donen Mosth Austin Gary Holm Granaga Gary Oden Washington Platt Crogh Uibtimels K. Fuseh Limels Andérson Walters Ith

Holy Spirit dominates St Leander's in CY.O. baseball

Holy Spirit Church extended its CY O baseball winning streak with a 14 to 4 victory over St Leander's. Pitcher Gray Senn hurled a four hitter, while Sal Vargas slugged a home run and drove in five. Paul Field also chipped in three RBIs as Holy Spirit produced the offense.

Fremont Holy Spirit Church St. Leander's Gray Senn Holy Spirit Sal Vargas Paul Field

Fremonts Randy Usedom Wins Three At Hayward Meet

Fremont swimmer Randy Usedom unattached in the 10 year old division won three events at the Hayward Swim Club B Meet with A times in all, including 600 yard freestyle in 2 35 4, 50 fly in 35 7, and 200 IM in 2 51 8. He also finished with three seconds, a third, and a fifth.

Fremont Randy Usedom Hayward Usedom

Pancake fundraiser slated at Glenmoor Louis Store

Store manager Ton Schultemaker and Benchwarmer board member Jim Richardson headline a pancake breakfast to be held in front of the Louis Store at Glenmoor shopping center. Tickets cost 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for children.

Ton Schultemaker Eft Jim Richardson Center Louis Glenmoor Shopping Center

Four first place winners for Township swimmers

Washington Township Swim Club earned four first place finishes at the Hayward Swim Club B meet held at the San Lorenzo Swim Center over the weekend. Janet Campbell Alyssa Lampbert Michael Ybarra and Steve Robinette led the squad with top finishes including Campbell winning events in the 25 yard freestyle and 60 yard free and backstroke with A times. Lampbert captured the 50 yard butterfly in 40.7 seconds and placed second in the 50 back and third in the 200 free.

Fremont Washington Township Janet Campbell Alyssa Lampbert Michael Ybarra Steve Robinette Hayward San Lorenzo Miss Campbell Yberra

Rendon and Cole named to NSCAA Western All Star team

Irvington’s Larry Rendon and Newark’s Bob Cole earned Western All Star honors from the National Soccer Coaches Association. The duo, standout prep players from the Mission Valley Athletic League, were selected from a large pool across 11 Western States.

Newark Track Clinic Open to 9-14 Year Olds

The Newark Recreation Dept sponsors a city wide track clinic at Newark High track starting at 10 a.m. a week from Saturday. Open to Newark area boys and girls ages 9 to 14. For more information call 792 1400 ext cy at the Newark Community Center.

Newark Newark Recreation Dept Newark Area

JFK Nine in Crucial Bike Cinder Test Tops Prep Action

Ir vington-Jamies Logan hosts a Union City track meet under Judson Taylor Field lights at 6 p.m. The MVAL schedule also features key baseball games with Kennedy hosting Newark for first place, plus swimming, tennis and golf events across Mission San Jose Newark and Kennedy venues.

Mission Valley Athletic League Judson Taylor Irvington Mission San Jose James Logan Washington Kennedy Newark MVAL Mission San Lorenzo Liberty Sunol Encinal Dennis DeBarr Ken Baker Logan Newarat John F. Kancedy Russion

Shrine grid trio on C C All Stars

Sack Ferrill of Liberty and Frank Milo of Richmond announce this year’s Contra Costa County All Star team. The 25 man roster includes three Shrine selections and three each from Richmond and Liberty. The Contra Costans lead the series 4-1 and begin training August 21 at Diablo Valley College in Concord for the Sixth Annual All County game September 7 at the Oakland Alameda County Coliseum Arena.

Fremont Contra Costa County Ferrill Liberty Frank Milo Richmond Contra Costa Alameda County Oakland Alameda County Contra Costans Diablo Valley College Concord

Palmer holds pro golf earnings lead amid Monsanto Open absence

Arnold Palmer remains the top money winner among professional golfers with 160 828 dollars while Miller Barber and Gary Player hold second and third as the Monsanto Open impact fades. Tom Shaw posts a poor 295 to drop to fourth with 79 553, and Jack Nicklaus sits fifth at 73 775.

New York UPI Arnold Palmer Palmer Miller Barber Gary Player South Africa Tom Shaw Jack Nicklaus Monsanto Billy Casper George Archer J.C. Snead Dave Eichelberger Lee Trevino Gene Littler Casper Nicklaus Barker Trevino

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