Argus earns state top honor for sports coverage
The Argus of Fremont wins California CNPA First Place for General Overall Excellence of its sports section, plus Outstanding Community Service and a Merit Award. Livermore Herald-News also places second. Hayward Daily Review tops 15,000–50,000 group.
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Mission San Jose wins first Mission Valley game 56 54
Union City Mission San Jose High edged Coltquint 56 54 to claim its first Mission Valley Athletic League win. The Warriors led 45 42 late before Logan rallied as Ernie Alvarado closed to within one, then Mission stalled the clock, Rogers scored, Kraft and teammates failed to bucket again, sealing the narrow victory.
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Mission San Jose High
Aosting
James Logan
Warriors
Logan
Ernie Alvarado
Rick Rogers
MSJ
Rogers
Sih
Tagan
Mission Red
Greg Kraft
Mission edges Logan in tense MVAL clash
In a tight MVAL game Mission outlasted Logan 52 to 50 as both teams traded leads late. Rogers led Mission with seven of nine free throws while Borghi and Rogers each scored 25 for their teams, with Elliott adding 14 for SJ and Alvarado 13 for the Colts.
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Celts
Frank Borghi
Logan
Alvarado
Tom Hoyt
Rogers
Howard Memimer
Donn Driggs
Warriors
Borghi
Dan Elliott
Eliott
Fale
Knights beat Irvington 67-54 in MVAL thriller
Newark Knights upset Irvington to improve to 4-0 in the MVAL, led by Adian Anderson with 24 points and John Guidry adding a late free throw. Dwight Dirkmant contributed 16 before fouling out as Newark closed strong, sinking 27 of 39 free throws. Cummings led Irvington with 10 points as the Vikes stayed within reach until the final stretch.
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Irvington
Dean Cummings
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Vikes
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Anderson
John Guidry
Newark
Guin Bogg
NHL
Neal Marek
Trvinvion
Newark Knights Hold Off Irvington In Cage Thriller
Newark built a 10 point lead late in the third as Dirkmaat and An derson fueled a comeback. Irvington rallied with a 10-1 run but Baum’s missed free throw and late Newark steals sealed the Knights win as Newark faces John F. Kennedy next Tuesday at 7:30 pm.
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Dirkmant
Larry Fuentes
John Guidry
Dirkmaat
Anderson
Knights
Irvington
Ben Baum
Baum
John F. Kennedy
Trvinglan
James Logan
Kennedy Titans Triumph Over Washington Huskies in Close Battle
Kennedy beat Washington 63 34 as Doeg Fisher and Kevin Stephenson led the Titans. Washington narrowed the gap late in the game but Kennedy pulled away with free throw shooting and key baskets to secure second place behind Newark Knights in the Mission Valley Athletic League.
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John F . Kennedy
Irvington
Washington
Huskies
John
Kennedy Ragers
Mission Valley ‘Athletic League
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Aith
Titan Varsity
Doeg Fisher
Aseline
Kennedy
Fisher
Keith Weitz
Dennis Eckersley
Sonny Roeber
Stone
Nitans
Kevin Stephenson
Slephenson
Rich Cardeno
Famser
Oregon names Dick Enright as head football coach
Oregon announces Dick Enright, an assistant with a strong California high school record, as head coach succeeding Kerry Frei who quit citing pressure. Ritchey praises Enright as a winner promising a collaborative staff approach and staff announcements next week.
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Enright
Eugene, Ore
UPI
University of Oregon
Dick Enright
California
Kerry Frei
Frei
Oregon State
Corvalis
Eugene
McLelland Leads New York Recreation hoops night
Estelle McLelland scored 17 points to power the AUlStars past the Eagles 25 20 Vic Easley added 12 for the AUlStars while Larry Silveria scored eight for the Eagles The Hoopsters balanced scoring with 12 from Allen Torres and 10 from Rich Bogle in a 46 11 win over the Sesame Street Flys In A League John Mare led Gang past Trailblazers 79 25 with Pets DeLuce adding 12 and Wayne Saregosa 10 for the Trailhazers
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Larry Silveria
Eagles
Hoopsters
Allen Torres
Rich Bogle
John Mare
Gang
Trailblazers
Pets DeLuce
Wayne Saregosa
Trailhazers
Von Ruden Sets Texas Indoor Mile Mark at Fort Worth
At the Fort Worth indoor meet Tom Von Ruden clocked 3:57.9, the fastest mile ever run in Texas, four meets into the season Feuerbach again defeated Olympic champion Randy Matson in a strong field that included Woods and Salb as medal contenders. Hilton pressed Von Ruden to a 3:58.9.
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Ft. Worth
Fort Worth
UPI
Tom von Ruden
Texas
al Feuerbach
Randy Matson
Ghot
Ruden
Jim Ruder
O'Hara
von Raden
Vin Hilton
University of Houston
Feuerbach
Matson
George Woods
Karl Salb
Irvington JV Stays Unbeaten In Narrow Win Over Newark
Irvington junior varsity remained undefeated in MVAL play with a 48 to 46 victory over visiting Newark. Dana Self, Wayne Buckholder, and Steve Fiottman each scored 10 points for Irvington. Newark’s Spencer Bailey led all scorers with 18 points, but the Wildcats dropped to 2 wins.
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Irvington
Newark
MVAL
Dana Self
Wayne Buckholder
Steve Fiottman
Spencer Bailey
Newarks
Basketbala
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MSJ junior varsity tops Ponies 51 46 in tight win
Fremont Mission San Jose junior varsity defeated James Logan 51 46. Mission roared in the second half to pull away as Greg Anderson led scorers with a strong total and Pred Crothwaite added 13 points while Wade Keller paced Logan with 10.
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Mission
Greg Anderson
Pred Crothwaite
Wade Keller
Logan
Glover widens lead in San Jose tournament chase
Don Glover of South Bend widened his lead at the Mercury-Cougar Open Bowling Tournament in San Jose as the 24 semifinalists prepared for the final eight game block. Glover posted six wins in Friday's session with a 1721 pinfall while opponents produced only one 200 plus game, holding a 124 pin advantage over Palmer Fallgren of Sacramento as play neared the championship flights. Lampo led a trio of close contenders, with Burton and Gearhart among the top five as the field narrowed.
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Calif
Don Glover
South Bend
Ind
Southpaw
Saratoga Lanes
Glover
Palmer Fallgren
Sacramento
Fallgren
Guz Lampon Endicott
Husky JV Cagers Win 58 45 Over Kennedy
Washington junior varsity hoops beat John F Kennedy 58 to 45 led by Mark Leask 10 Ken Key 12 and Rick Coates 14 top scorer for Kennedy Frank Krell 11. Unclear rest of names follow with stray OCR text.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Mark Leask
Ken Key
Rick Coates
Kennedy
Frank Krell
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