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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1971
Page
6
Mission Valley Athletic League coaches urge the TOC to readmit the league to the Tournament of Champions at Oakland Auditorium. After last year’s violence and new security, the MVAL withdrew this year while directors weigh safety and attendance.
In the Washington High pool, Mission San Jose’s Kitiyama set a new varsity 100 breast record with 1 07.2, and MSJ’s 400 free relay clocked 3:23.8, breaking their own mark. Washington JV set a 200 medley relay record of 1:55.0. James Logan and MSJ each produced three top wins. Washington dominated the JV meet with five titles.
Irvington’s Dennis Solari tossed a complete game three hitter, striking out eight as Mission San Jose fell 3-0. Solari’s fourth inning rally supported by a two-run single from Jerry Aguirre and RBI from Mitch Ballard gave Irvington all the scoring. Bonilla pitched well for MLJ, but three fourth inning runs doomed the Warriors, who were held to four baserunners past first. Irvington improves to 3-0 in a row, tied for second and a half game behind Kennedy. Mission drops to 4-4-4 and sits in a tie for fourth with Washington.
JFK wins 4-2 over James Logan to move to 5-1 in Mission Valley Athletic League. Rick Sira sparked a late rally with a sixth inning single and Don Mendoes and Stan Smocynski followed with key hits. Logan led 2-1 after a fifth inning rally before Kennedy surged ahead on a wide throw and Mendoes scoring. Selig pitched well for Logan with eight strikeouts before leaving with an injury. Dennis DeBarr earned the win for Kennedy with 13 strikeouts.
The Baltimore Bullets announced the Oregon University forward Stan Love signed a multi year contract worth about 500000, making him the highest paid rookie in club history after two days of negotiations. Love, moved to Washington for the signing in owner Abe Pollin's lawyer's office, averaged 4.9 points per game as a senior at Oregon.
Ohlone College bombarded Hartnell with 13 hits to defeat the Panthers 13-6 in the first game of a twin bill. Greg Carter a home run and a triple drove in three runs while Wayne Sakuda and Mickey Alexander each had three RBIs. Carter also scored twice as Steve Kellam tallied two doubles and two runs. Hartnell pitcher Silva pitched well after a rough start, but Ohlone built a big fifth inning and held on for the win. The Renegades resume Coast Conference play Friday at Cabrillo.
A new bicycle road race debuts in Newark over 4.25 miles around The Lake with a $250 prize purse. Sponsored by the Newark Optimists Club and Newark Police, the event attracts entrants from Los Angeles to Reno and features riders like Jim VanHoven Ken Bruseth and Nikola Farac Ban. The seniors race covers 2.5 laps totaling 35 miles and should take about 75 minutes, with wind as a key strategic factor in bike racing.
Sedlak, president of Berkeley Wheelmen, forecasts a 35 mile Newark Optimists bike race on Lake Blvd from Ramsgate to Lakeshore Park. Featured senior, Veterans and Women, and junior races run 10, 10, and 20 miles. Expect 50-75 riders. wind and prime laps add excitement. new course with strong spectator spots at Lakeshore Park.
OHLONE Renegades clinched a share of the Coast Conference title after a 43 point win over Menke College yesterday. With Jeff Capito and Tom Vitka, Mike Yatton led scoring as the Renegades extended their record to Vic. A victory today at Monterey Pernstla would seal the championship for Ohlone.
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