Ohlone shares coast conference tennis crown after loss
Monterey edged Ohlone 4-3 to force a Coast Conference co-champions tie at 9-1. Capito Pitka and Johnson led Ohlone with singles wins, while Weed and Patton pushed Monterey in three sets. doubles failed to clinch despite strong effort.
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Tom Pitka
Tim Johnson
Renegades
Jerry Weed
Mike Patton
Monterey
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Pitka
Patton
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Ohlone College
Renegades sweep Hartnell in twin bill to stay in second
Ohlone College Renegades swept Hartnell College 6-3 in game one and 7-3 in game two. Mark Conley pitched all nine innings in game one with 13 strikeouts and three earned runs. Ohlone improves to 7-5 in conference while Monterey Peninsula leads at 9-3. next, Cabrillo College hosts Ohlone for a conference clash.
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Hartnell College
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Lobos
Mark Conley
Ohlone
Jim Reymosa
Conley
Mickey Alexander
Greg Carter
Larry Harrison
Carter
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Baleita doubles in cinder triumph at Newark High
Bruce Baleita led M D Silva Jr High to a 106 71 track victory over McGregor at Newark High School. Baleita won the 220 yard dash in 27.3 and one shot put at 38 11, while McGregor’s Dan Williams matched Baleita’s time in the eighth grade 20 and beat him in the 10 yard dash in 11.5.
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Girls loop play opens in Mission Valley league action
Fremont area youth sports tee off with MYGAL events on four Thursdays. Seventh graders Rich Martine and Jose Rodriguez each claim multiple top finishes for Silva, while McGregor and Silva battle for early dominance in six events across eighth and seventh grade divisions.
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Canadiens Hawks Can Close Out Semi Finals With Road Wins
Montreal holds 3-2 edge over Minnesota and Chicago trails 3-2 to New York as both series head into decisive road games. Montreal may be without forward John Ferguson due to a hip strain after Tuesday's 11- victory. a Montreal-Chicago final would be rare in NHL history.
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Irvington Defends Unbeaten Streak in Titan Clash
Irvington High seeks a 2nd undefeated dual meet season as it hosts John F. Kennedy on the FHS oval at 3 30. Other dual meets feature Mission San Jose at James Logan Newark at Washington and Lincoln round out the schedule with league golf matches and invitational day looming for multiple teams. Local standouts Rendon Cunningham Mantooth Dalley and Sternberg pace events as Kennedy and Irvington collide in a likely highlight with Billman and Rendon matching up in key showdowns.
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Mission San Jose
James Logan
Newark
Washington
Kennedy
Mission
Logan
Irvington
Larry Rendon
Steve Cunningham
Rich Mantooth
Jon Dalley
Dalley
Dave Johnstone
Ron Billman
South County
Rich Sternberg
Chuck Mark
Ric Watson
Ceres
Castro Valley
Jim F. Kennedy
Allvington
Invington
Local Women Dominate Golf Action Across Several Meets
Mary Delgado wins low gross at Silver Pines Third Annual Invitational with 86, Pat Velasquez second at 88, Martha Caughran and Trudi Luke tie for third at net 83. Alice Bonites places second in net with 108-36-70 behind Dorothy Seoble. Rose Ann Benstead tops Warm Springs Women’s Club Ace Day Trophy with net 54. Dottie Ewing nets 55 and wins third flight. Sunol group reports guest day results. Harrah’s Invitational set for June 4-10 at Lake Tahoe courses Edgewood Incline Village and Lake Tahoe Country Club.
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Mary Delgado
Hayward
Pat Velasquez
Martha Caughran
Crystal Springs
Trudi Luke
Oakridge
Alice Bonites
Dorothy Seoble
Alameda
Rose Ann Benstead
Warm Springs
Mrs. Benstead
Dottie Ewing
Mrs. Ewing
Mary Wailes
Sharon Dirkx
Mildred Tinney Ted
Mickey Mellhany
Jo Gallo
Wanda Lowe
Lake Tahoe
Edgewood
Stateline
Incline Village
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ABC Cancels Texas Football Telecast From Heat Issues
ABC dropped the University of Houston Arizona State game set for September 3 due to heat and uncompleted calls. Arizona State officials said it would be too hot to play a dry game until November, and scheduling conflicts prevented a Houston or night game. The cancellation costs Houston and Arizona State about $150,000 each in TV revenues.
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Mattos Invitational Track Meet Headlines Local School PTA
Mattos Elementary School and its PTA will host the Mat tos Invitational Track Meet on May 15 at Centerville Jr High, starting at 9 a.m. Over 400 students are expected, with two top performers from each school in each event. Ribbons and trophies will accompany certificates sponsored by The Argus for individual and team winners.
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Centerville Jr. High School
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Top Indy fan on schedule
Larry Biscaglia aged 73 a longtime Indianapolis Motor Speedway devotee has claimed the No 1 fan spot for the 23rd consecutive year driving his camper to the gates in advance of the 100 mile auto race. He previously hailed from Yura Arizona and is noted for arriving early to secure the first position.
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Moss Loses License For Motoring Offenses
Stirling Moss, former racing ace, had his driving license withdrawn for six months after pleading not guilty to charges of driving without reasonable consideration and failing to observe road signs. He was also alleged to have made a two fingered gesture at a policeman.
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Stirling Moss
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Pie Traynor Recuperating At Allegheny General Hospital
A spokesman said Hall of Fame third baseman Pie Traynor is recuperating satisfactorily at Allegheny General Hospital and may be released by week’s end, per UPI report.
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Fremont Little League scores become fun with clinics by Mrs. Frum
The Argus partners with Barbara Frum to train scorekeepers for Fremont American Little League. Six years as head scorekeeper transformed volunteers into a proud, almost professional corps through organized clinics at Irvington High School.
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Local baseball scorekeeper clinics announced at Valhalla Hall
The Argus and Irvington High arrange three nights of baseball scorekeeping clinics led by veteran Little League scorers. Sessions run 8 to 10 p.m. with free materials, no registration, and participation open to all ages and leagues.
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Fremont American
Local league builds field drag on small budget
Newark National LL cut costs on its field by sourcing donated materials and labor. Bob Armstrong bought $3.75 worth of pipe and used donated lumber to create a field drag for the league at virtually no cost. By contrast Fremont League spends about $1,800 on a backstop.
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Bob Armstrong
Newark National
Armstrong
Newark National LL
Fremont
Fishing jells at Folsom Lake for weekend anglers
Outdoors report notes fishing action rising at Folsom Lake with black bass near coves and rockpiles, trout and kokanee trolling openings, and mid-size bass common. Beales Point to Mormon Island productive for shore anglers with live minnows, while wind limits some boat action. Other lakes show rainbows and browns as ice thaws and planting continues. Oroville bass bite strong with two to three pounders and local favorites like Brawley's Bass Bugs and minnows driving success.
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Berryessa
Mike Crean
Mike
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Crean
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Jack Bones
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Ferguson May Miss Cup Tilt For Canadiens
Montreal forward John Ferguson was set to leave hospital but the Canadiens may be without him for Thursday's sixth game against the Minnesota North Stars.
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UPL
John Ferguson
Montreal Canadiens
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Minnesota North Stars
The April 29 1952 sports wrap from Cleveland
Philadelphia notes Al Rosen belted home runs for 2790 dollars value and rookie Fridley delivered steady Sox play while Cleveland tied in a close contest. The report highlights Homer totals and a tied score as the Indians and rivals chase wins in a busy sports day.
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Flora Mitchell Elected to WIBC Board in Atlanta
Flora Mitchell of Springfield Missouri was elected to the board of directors of the Woman's International Bowling Congress. Houston won the 1974 WIBC tournament and convention by a record delegation of 2525 ladies.
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UPI
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