MVAL Top Spot Up For Grabs By MIKE ELVITSKY
Fremont sits near the halfway point as Mission San Jose, Washington, and Vington threaten the MVAL lead. Newark and James Logan chase at 4-4 while Newark hosts John F. Kennedy, and Mission San Jose aims to rebound from a rough non league start. Pitching stars Ruthven and Casun pace crowded standings as Colts hitters spark league offense with 51 runs.
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Fremont
Mission Valley Athletic League
Tortoise
Mission San Jose
John F. Kennedy
Warriors
I- Vington
Washington
Newark
James Lopan
Colts
Huskies
James Logan
Irvington
John Ff. Kenedy
Dave Renteria
Colt
Logan
Close Race: No True Champ in Valley League Baseball
A Valley Athletic League coach says no team will be true champion unless a margin of at least two games is achieved, with nine games in and three teams tied for first. The piece muses on standings, fan expectations, and the pitfalls of relying on statistics amid ongoing debates over errors and earned runs in high school baseball.
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Aragon Places Second in South County Hurdles
Mission San Jose athlete Andy Aragon finishes second in the South County meet for the 120 high hurdles and 180 low hurdles. He clocked 16.4 in the highs and 20.1 in the lows, with Clarence Luckett of James Logan leading the highs at 14.7 and Hammett of Castro Valley tied for second in the lows. Other MSJ marks include Tom Clark and the mile relay squad moving MSJ to first place.
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Ames Logan
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Devote Murgan
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Yimes
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Rich Laren
Castro Yaey
Chris Joca
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Tripe Dump — Finch
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Ohlone Hosts Menlo Nine in Diamond Clash
Ohlone Renegades aim for a second straight win over Menlo College after a 2-1 loss to Hartnell last Friday. They face Menlo at 3 p.m. on James Logan diamond with pitching by Terry Jacinto likely. lineup shuffled after Roland Roetling’s leg injury.
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Menlo College
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Bruce Bush
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Heilman Meets Hernandez in San Francisco Ring Bout
Anty Heilman ranked fourth among middleweight contenders faces Rocky Hernandez in a 10 rounder at Winterland in San Francisco. Hernandez, though highly rated, does not fear Heilman as he did San Luis Potosi native Jimmy Lester in a September bout last year.
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Fight classic fuels boxing chatter in California press
Northern California Boxing Writers hailed Hernandez vs. Momet as best fight of the year after a tenth round loss by Kayo. The piece notes Heilman, Heisman, and Hernandez’s shared foes, training venues in Los Angeles and Ventura, and promoter Don Chargin eyeing an outdoor winner-take-all bout with plans to feature Nino Benvenuti in a round-robin format potentially in Oakland or San Francisco.
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California
Jfor
California Boxing
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Luis Rodriguez
erman-Hernandez
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Yasuda wins Piedmont Stakes at Golden Gate Fields
Ismael Valenzuela steers Rising Sun Stable's Yasuda to a dominant three and a half length victory in the $15,000 added Piedmont Stakes at Golden Gate Fields before 9,231 fans. The two-year-old filly, daughter of Nashville, led early and held off Viking Jane and Dinner at Home as she stopped the clock in :58.4 for five furlongs, earning $9,275 and lifting earnings to $14,200 for 1989 California two-year-old filly standings.
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Valenzuela
Rising Sun Stable
Yasuda
Golden Gate Fields
Viking Jane
Dinner At Home
Nashville
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California
Cavamore Assigned Gate Highweight for Golden Gate Handicap
Albany report notes Cavamore is assigned 122 pounds as highweight for the $40,000 added Golden Gate Handicap at Golden Gate Fields. The race, the 23rd running, features 22 eligibles in a mile and a sixteenth test with notable entrants Glory Hallelujah and Lucky P. among others and includes weights for each runner in the field.
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Meadows Sets Races With Turn
SAN MATEO The Peninsula Horse Racing Association night quarter horse meet opens at Hay Meadows Friday with a major innovation. A 70 yard turn, sanctioned by the state legislature last November, debuts in California racing in the fifth race of the opening card, marking the first one turn event for shortliners in the state. The distance has been common in New Mexico racing as quarter horses test the format alongside thoroughbreds in mixed events.
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Net race hinges on key MVAL clashes this week
Fremont Newark High netters sit 7-2 in MVAL as they face 0-9 James Logan with Newark hoping for a tie for first. Washington 6-3 must upset Irvington to keep pace while Mission San Jose hosts John F Kennedy in another league match. Newark beat Irvington 4-4 in a recent meeting.
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Knight Netters
James Logan
Newark
Washington
Ivington
Pride
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Newark Sets Special City Track Meets
Newark Recreation Dept plans two city wide track meets at Newark High this Saturday and next, for girls only. Age divisions are 9-10 and 11-12, with entrants in fourth to sixth grade. Trophies awarded to ten division winners. signups at schools, community centers, and the recreation department office.
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Newark Recreation Dept
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Recreation Department
JFK Needs Win for F S Title
In Mission Valley Athletic League baseball Kennedy faces Mission San Jose with a victory securing the title. Kennedy handed Jamieson a 4 3 loss last Friday as Frank Spacn hit a two run triple for the decisive blow. Washington beat Newark 4 0 in a rain delayed makeup game, with Newark at Irvington and James Logan at Mission San Jose also on the schedule. Titan pitcher Dennis DeHarr pitched a complete game against Logan, allowing only five hits.
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John F. Kennedy
Mission San Jose
Titans
Kennedy
Jamies
Frank Spacn
Newark
James Logan
Washington
Urvington
Irvington
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East Bay Prep Writers awards nominate three $100 scholars
Nomination forms for the East Bay Prep Writers citizen athlete scholarships are out to East Bay high schools. The program expands to three zone winners and a five member committee will choose final recipients. Deadline is May 5 with announcements at the Naval Prep Awards Banquet in June.
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East Bay Prep Writers
Eastay
EBPWA
Hieh Gohijke
Naval Prep
Goodman’s Hall
East Bay
Paul Abowd
Take Francisco
Blue Lion
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Charity Appearances by Harrelson to Benefit Four Groups
Cleveland Indians outfielder Jen Harrelson will direct six personal appearances to four Greater Cleveland charities. Tribe officials said Harrelson retired from baseball and has switched teams within a week, managing requests for appearances across northern Ohio while juggling TV shows.
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UPI
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Jen “the Hawk" Harrelson
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Tribe
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