Titans top Mission Valley after 1-0 victory
Fremont Rich Greer free kicked John F Kennedy past Mission San Jose Warriors 1-0 to seize sole first place in the Mission Valley Athletic League. Kennedy moved ahead as Washington and Tiverton drew, Titans coach Halcomb praised defense and ball movement as the squad eyes staying atop the standings. The Titans travel to face the Colts in Union City next.
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Kennedy High Boxing Night at JFK Gym March 3
John F Kennedy High coaches association to sponsor a boxing night on March 3 in the JFK gym with top athletes set to fight. Admission is 1.50 for general and 2.00 at ringside. Frank Spann and Doug De Teslo meet in the 185 pound bout, joined by Kevin Stephenson Doug Fisher and Hobert Bonhasn.
DeAnza defeats Ohlone golf in season clash
DeAnza College golf team defeated Ohlone College 12 to 4 yesterday. Jim Linzy led DeAnza with a 79, while Rick Fuller topped Ohlone with an 82. The scoreline reflected DeAnza dominance as Ohlone struggled to keep pace in the weathered links meet.
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Local horse racing notes at Bay Meag event
SAH MATEO A LATe won the event, with Exatis finishing strongly as the largest mention. There were 13 tickets and eight winners in the wagering pool. Local favorites Girly and Katy's Hate drew attention, while a police incident occurred as a party was forced to leave.
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USC loses Westphal ends season for Trojans
USC star guard Paul Westphal will miss the rest of the basketball season after sustaining a left knee injury described as damaged cartilage and torn ligaments. The loss came Wednesday as USC tries to regroup for future games.
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UPI
Paul Westphal
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JFK freshman team stays atop MVAL with Mission San Jose win
John F Kennedy freshmen beat Mission San Jose 68 53 to stay alone in first place in the Mission Valley Athletic League. Robert Del Rio led the Tykes with 19 points, aided by Jack Voge’s defense, while Tom Rickard added 12 for the Braves and Jin Wilkinson 10. Newark High edged Union City 44 41 as Dave Miermentes scored 17 for the Ponies. Washington High toppled by Lompington 41 34 in MVAL play with Gino Barnard scoring 17 for Lompington.
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Lovington
Tor Haske
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Luring Star wins Santa Rosa Purse at Bay Meadows
Luring Star son of Stars Pride surged to a 3 1/2 length victory in the Santa Rosa Purse at Bay Meadows, earning 3,750 and boosting season earnings to 10,750. Russell Walles Key trained and rode the horse, with Bramble Halo and Doors as other notable runners, as the track record pace remained slow at 2:03 1/5 for the mile.
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Hernandez in serious condition after heart ailment
ARCADIA California Joe Hernandez 62 longtime Santa Anita pioneer race caller was reported improved but remained in serious condition Tuesday under treatment for a heart ailment a press dispatch from United Press International said Hernandez known for his years at Santa Anita Park was hospitalized after a medical issue with his heart as he received care and observation by doctors.
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Santa Anita
Vikings and Huskies play to 0-0 tie in league clash
Washington Huskies and Irvington High School battled four quarters in a Mission Valley Athletic League soccer match that ended in a 0-0 draw. Irvington coach Nelson Lodge said his team outshot the Huskies, while Washington coach Bob Nures lamented the tie, noting neither side could break through in a tight defensive duel.
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Fed’s gain on Barnaby’s in Fremont league clash
Alfaro led the Feds with 27 points to lift second place to an 8 point win over Barnaby’s in Fremont Recreation Dept. Adult B action. Domville added 10 as Ingebretson and Vjevsold each had 12 for Barnaby’s. Winkel and Means paced Beaver Lumber with 23 and 18 in another standings game.
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Herting Islas spark 3M cage victory in Fremont
Herting and Doug Islas each scored in double digits to lift 3M Business to a 44 39 win over Our Savior Lutheran Church. Len Wolfer topped Our Savior with 13 points as PGE edged Fremont Bank 32 4 in a tight contest.
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Fremont Printers rally past Lida in tight 66 to 57 win
Fremont Printers upset previously undefeated Lida Phillips 66 to 57 to move within one game of first in Fremont Afult Cage. Jim Sedgeweak and Don Sargent led with 15 points each, while Lannie Johnson and Ken Trotter added 13 and 11 for the Printers.
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al Zehbe
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Kan Schramm
Prince of Peace Church
Newark recreation offers trip to pro basketball game
Signups remain for Newark Recreation Department Oaks trip to see the Los Angeles Lakers vs Golden State Warriors game on Saturday night. Contact Daryl Reina at the Newark Recreation Office by phone to join the excursion price includes admission transport and insurance.
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Newark Recreation
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Golden State Warrors
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Union City Volleyball Signups Set for Adult League
Union City's Recreation Dept announces an Adult Class volleyball league with signup dates for teams and managers. Interested players and prospective team managers may attend the first organizational meeting Monday from 7 p.m. at the Charles F. Kennedy Center. The entry deadline for teams is February.
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Charles F. Kennedy Center
Colts top Newark 4-2 in Russell Valley League soccer
James Logan rallied behind Jose DeAnda's three goals to lift the Colts over Newark 4-2 for their first Russion Valley Athletic League win. DeAnda scored twice in the first half and once more in the fourth, with Martinez and Koga assisting on key goals as Newark led early before Logan grabbed control.
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Jose DeAnda
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Greg Ehlers
Farique Martinez
Knights
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Mark Schuehendt
Martinez
DeAma
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Pups and Squires share FL boot top in tense MVAL play
In Mission Valley Athletic League fresh soph soccer, Washington and Newark stay tied for first with nine points after key wins. Irvington remains in contention with six points as JFK edges Mission San Jose 4 0. Four JFK scorers, Mason Hernandez Martinez and De centa, lead, while Newark’s Seymons Vargas and Vetch set the pace in a 2 4 victory over James Logan.
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Paul Decenta
Tim Smith
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Big Ten Approves Red Shirt Rule For Eligibility
Big Ten directors approved a red shirt rule allowing players to stay up to five years to complete four years of eligibility. The action awaits faculty consent next month to take effect. The meeting also suspended two basketball players, Marvin Taylor and Ron Lehagen, for the rest of the season after a floor fight with Ohio State, with ongoing university and Duke review.
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