Lamonica Eyes Raiders Return as Top Quarterback Hope
Daryle Lamonica, back from injury and recovered, aims to reclaim the Oakland Raiders starting job. He recalls last season’s missteps and emphasizes training for sprint work, with eyes on camp, Super Bowl, and leading the team despite Ket Stabler’s presence.
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Week From Saturday Car Show Benefit Set for Grimmer
Grimmer Interested Parents at Grimmer School plan a charity car show a week from Saturday to fund aid for local families. About six cars will be displayed, featuring Steve and Rhonda Wood, plus appearances by Rich Guasco’s Pure Hell and other notable drag racing figures. Admission is $1 for adults and 25 cents for children 12 and under.
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Foreman to appear at Patterson for Roadrunners event
Heavyweight boxer George Foreman will attend a presentation at Patterson School to donate new uniforms and jackets to the Fremont Roadrunners, a Western Special Olympics program aiding mentally retarded athletes. A portion of his purse from Monday’s Miguel Paez bout funds transportation for the National Special Olympic Games this summer. About 200 Fremont Roadrunners will compete at the California State Special Olympics in late June at San Jose, with events including swimming basketball volleyball track and field gymnastics and tumbling at UCLA and Santa Monica College venues August 13 to 16, drawing entrants from the United States Canada and Puerto Rico.
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Vikes and Titans seek 3-0 MVAL marks in Mission Valley
Track action features Mission Valley dual meets with Newark Kennedy Irvington and Washington eyeing wins to stay undefeated. Vikes face Newark while Kennedy meets James Logan and Mission San Jose hosts Washington, all 3:30 pm starts. Strong sprints and pole vault highlight strong字段.
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Irvington Dominates James Logan 21–0 in Big Win
Irvington pounded James Logan 21–0 on Tuesday behind a 17-hit barrage. Dean Cummin gs went four for five with a homer, Jack Holt delivered a first-pitch homer, and Bill Toth added a round-tripper as the Vikings raced to ten runs in the first inning and seven more in the fourth.
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Rick Videtich
Mitch Ballard
Busch indignant over players attitude sparks outburst
St Louis Cardinals president August A Busch Jr voiced anger at players during the baseball strike and warned against repeating the episode. He criticized the players for being misled and questioned the sport’s direction while noting the team’s payroll and housing changes amid the dispute. Busch’s public stance contrasted with past generosity toward players amid pennants and World Series runs.
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Ohlone Golfers Duel Gavilan in Gilroy
Ohlone College Renegades travel to Gilroy for a Coast Conference match against Gavilan Rams. The teams split in their first meeting with Gavilan boasting recent top scores from Brad Onstead and Orin Oppermans as Ohlone aims for another solid performance.
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Baseball makeups set for May 15 in league schedule
Fremont Mission Valley Athletic League President Try Hird announced that rain postponed baseball games will be prepaid on May 15. Varsity games at Washington Irvington Newark James Logan and Mission San Jose at 3 pm will be replayed at the original sites. Principals held a conference call to confirm the replay date with coaches. Freshman games postponed will be made up three weeks from Tuesday.
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