All-MVAL football team delayed by league commissioner's delay
Report on the Mission Valley Athletic League delay in naming its All-MVAL teams. Commissioner Sperou cites missed coach submissions, late ballots, and field hockey hold ups as factors. He proposes earlier nominations and potential penalties to accelerate finalization.
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Mission Valley Athletic League
Daily Review
Argus
MVAL
Alameda County
Jim Sperqu
Sperou
James Logan High
Jperou
Logan
Board of Managers
MVAT
Dro
Huskies
Highlanders
Ohlone women trounce Alameda in season opener at Epler Gym
Ohlone Renegades opened strong at Epler Gym defeating Alameda 52 20 at the half and 84 42 final. Kim Rogers led scoring with 14 points while Sally Galvan added 11 and Deanna Gallant anchored defense. Plantz praised passing and team sense as the Renegades surged to a 32 point edge in the second half.
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Plantz
Deanna Gallant
Cinlone
Karin Snow
Mlameda
Jefs
Benegades
Kim Rogers
Sally Galvan
Nother Ohlone
Renegades
Rogers
Galvan
Will
Renegade wrestlers win two dual meets at Cabrilla College
Ohlone College extended its season record to 40 in a Cabrilla College double dual. The Renegades trailed Solano 25 24 after six bouts but pulled ahead with four wins and pins from Allan Goularte Wayne Christian Mark Goularte and Bill Baker. Allan Goularte earned a second round pin at heavy weight and Ohlone led 31 12 against Santa Rosa with Meller and Hollman scoring forfeit wins and several pins.
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APTOS
Ohlone College
Cabrilla College
Ohlone
Solana
Paul Hoffman
Bill Baker
Wayne Christian
Mark
Allan Goularte
Allan
Solano
Sieang
Fortis
Moftman
Gauvreau
Werth
Goultte
Sliven
Santa Rosa
Meller
Hollman
Buin
Sullivan
Dunlap
Orring
Alves
Caslegerry
Christian
Melson
Gisnay Isa
P. Gonzales
Mabindén
Huskies rip Piedmont for large season opener win
Washington High walloped Piedmont 95 to 40 after opening with a 29-2 run. Epstein and Flaig led with 17 points each, Stuart added 11, Henning and Booher 10 apiece off the bench as Nesting shot 67 percent. The Page shows limited OCR clarity on some names and numbers.
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Nesting
Epstein
Flaig
John Stuart
Tim Henning
Jeff Booher
Sierra Nevada ski resorts open with snow making
Snow Summit and Holiday Hill have snowmaking machines and enough artificial snow to open some lower runs. China Peak and Ski Incline need several cold nights to open. they hope to start this weekend. Snow Valley remains the only open area in the far west, with other resorts awaiting storms.
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Sierra Nevada
Snow Summit
Holiday Hill
Sierra
China Peak
Ski Incline
Washington
British Columbia
Snow Valley
Colorado
A Basin
Keystone
Winterpark
UCAC cagers remain unbeaten in Fremont league action
UCAC moved its Fremont Recreation Dept D League to 3-0 with a 37-25 win over the Barristers led by Manuel Rodriguez with 10 points and Dennis Bier nine. Larry Weed led all scorers for the Barristers with 12. P-R Sports and Loveday also won, Gordon Burke scoring 18 for P-R and Rick Patten 11. Loveday’s Gary Tewell had 14 and Bob Hennedy 10. Fremont Christian High added three All Christian Schools Athletic League soccer selections Gary Martin John Dare and Hret Roby as the Warriors finished 13-1 overall and 10-0 in league.
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Fremont- Ucac
Fremont Recreation Dept
Barristers
Manuel Rodriguez
Dennis Bier
Larry Weed
P-R Sports
Loveday
U.C.A.C
P-R
Cardoza
Rickard
Warriors
Gordon Burke
Rick Patten
Phil Pruski
Chris Sorenson
Gary Tewell
Bob Hennedy
Chuck Munoz
Fremont
Fremont Christian High Soccet
Gary Martin
John Dare
Hret Roby
Memorial Basketball and Wrestling Notices
A garbled sports slate lists events across basketball wrestling and soccer with references to Memorial tournaments and named participants. Notable mentions include Notre Dame basketball and American soccer with times and various names such as Jobe F, Janie Logan and Calfortec.
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Fremont Cristie
Lic Ly
Notre Dame
Berkeley St
Wheelsport Midgets Bravely Race In Windy Finale
Baylands quarter midgets capped a rugged season finale drawing almost 250 cars from coast and midwest. Gusts to 50 mph kept tracks damp during two days of qualifying, yet 14 main events and nine semis offered many drivers a chance to compete. Newark entrants excelled in several classes as families supported young racers from six through teens.
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Coast
Midwest
Sunnyvale
Glen Baxley
Patrick Girard
Donny Evans
Jerry Casado
Newark
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Matt
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Brow
Galant
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Metana
Heave
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Onione
Ohlowe
Jack Brat
Chris Mezzano
Bucket
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Washington High
Piedmont
Botelho
Washingson
Gutler
Kane
Whelan
Venkagelgen
Galdwright
Mackee
Pechin
Boa Priedman
Rosanne
Welt
Smart
Gagner
Hanning
Tutale
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Sierra Resorts
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Mt, Reba
Avere
North Lake Tahoe
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Apline Meadows
Northstar
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Boreal
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Tahoe Ski Bowl
California
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