Decision Year Spotlight Heats Up In MVAL Finals
Washington Newark Highs clash in a decisive MVAL 1967 wrestling final after a season of one loss each in dual meets. Husky captains Monty Hobbs Les Jones and Paul Johanessen lead Washington with Hobbs undefeated 10 0 and Jones at 25 1 1. Newark counters with fire and strong weight classes as Mission San Jose and JF Kennedy loom as outsiders.
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Washington
Newark
Clausen
Huskies
Joop
Ates
Monty Hobbs
Les Jones
Paul Johanessen
Jotanessen
Washington Unlimited
McHonor Winner at Bay Meadows Pace Draw
Windale McHonor owned by Stillman Stables of Chicago won the feature Menlo Park pace at Bay Meadows in a three horse photo finish. The Newark High wrestling coach Gary Payton predicts a close MVAL final with star wrestlers Trask Pletcher Melanson and Howell key to Newark’s chances against Washington and Kennedy Highs.
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San Mateo
Windale McHonor
Stillman’ Stables Inc
Chicago
Menlo Park
Bay Meadows
Newark High
Gary Payton
Iooks
Knights
NINE IN FIRST GAME OPENS 1987 SPAR BASEBALL
The San Jose State Spartans baseball team starts the 1987 season with an exhibition game against the Philadelphia Phillies Rookies at Municipal Stadium. Returning players Tony Hernandez and Ed Brandi lead the squad in a mix of races and scrimmages, while a list of scratched and start players signals a new season strategy.
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San Jose
Pace
Cléim-Occiu
Carta
Jose State Baseball Spar- Sars
Daultan
Heuer
Donia
Aisa
Cristy O. Lady Ko
Philadelphia Phillie
Gonelo “Areeze
Doris” Daritry
Rascal
Municipal Stadium
de Breeze
Leonard Talbot
Spartan
Tony Hernandez
Paper Boy
Shorren
Tony
Sulamertoner
Tom Brandi
Tarport Mart
Knight Booters Edge Washington High 2 0 in Soccer Clash
Newark Knights stun Washington High 2 0 to tighten race in the Mission Valley Athletic League. First half goal by Lee Atack sets tone, Harald Boden’s booters add a six yard strike by Stive for the insurance tally. Washington’s Bernd Pfalzgraf moved wide but unable to spark offense as Newark dominates with key-players Bodan cites Darrell Johnson Mike Roche Andersen and Henry Meyers. Washington faces James Logan High next in a pivotal game for top spots.
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Lee Atack
Newark
Harald Boden
Booters
Stive
Gary Andersen
Washington
Jim Ingram
Bernd Pfalzgraf
Pfalzgraf
Bodan
Darrell’ Johnson
Mike Roche
Andersen
Henry Meyers
Boden
Bill i Rapp
Glen Nelson
Logan Keeps JFK Out Of First Spot With 4-1 Victory
James Logan High defeated J. F. Kennedy High 4-1 in a Milaelon Valley Athletic League soccer match. The Colts at home halted the Titans to prevent JFK from taking first place as Newark, High's 20 win Washington provided an assist.
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Logan
JFK
James Logan
J. F. Kennedy
Affernoon
Colts
Titans
Newark
Washington
Kennedy, Mission stun James Logan in soccer clash
Kennedy edged Mission San Jose 3 1 with a first half goal from Gonzales and a late 10 yard strike from Gonzales. Sherry converted a third quarter penalty for James Logan, while Gillette praised Logan’s Lemus Gonzales and goalie Hugh for standout play.
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Gales
Rudy Ramos
Kennedy
Rick Sherry
Logan
Cake Gonzales
Kiern Gallager
Tech Tops Mazetti in Fremont Recreation League
Technicolor earned its seventh victory with a 50 to 42 win over Mazetti Volkswagen in Fremont Community Recreation Department C league. Darryl Reina scored 16 for Tech, George Salmon 14, Gil Carbarurrias 14 for Mazetti. In the first game DiGiulio's beat Round Table Pizza by Bob Witham 20 and Mike Salvery 22.
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Technicolor
Mazetti
Volkswagen
Freemont
Darryl Reina
George Salmon
Gil Carbarurrias
Mazzetti
DiGiulio
Bob Witham
Mike Salvery
Round Table
Stay In Contention Warriors Beat Irvington 3-1
Mission San Jose stayed in the Mission Valley league title race with a 3-1 win over Irvington High. Dennis Mueller and Cesar Adorno scored, Dave Buller added the first period goal, and Larry Henry and Ray Spear anchored a stout defense. Rick Rainer and Muller named outstanding players.
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Larry Henry
Ray Spear
Irvington
Dennis Mueller
Cesar Adorno
Warriors
Mission
Dave Buller
MLJ
Mission San Jose
Nelson Lodge
Muller
Rick Rainer
Ledge
Pendulum Bowling Mindset Drill For Beginners
A vintage style training note emphasizes mental rehearsal for bowlers. It guides repeating fundamentals before each delivery including posture ball grip line foot placement and step sequence. After rolling the ball the performer should mentally replay the sequence to internalize the rhythm and relax.
Centerville II Sets Last Registration for Little League
Centerville II hosts final signup for the Centerville Little League summer program this Saturday at Parkmont School from 9 30 a m to noon. Boys aged 12 years and younger may join, with legal age proof required for first time players and a parent must accompany each boy. For details call 797 1590.
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Centerville
Parkmont School
Bruins Face Oregon Fives
Los Angeles reports UCLA aims to extend a 21 game win streak as Oregon State Beavers and Oregon Webfoots visit Pauley Pavilion. The Bruins last suffered conference losses in 1819 era games, but have since gone undefeated, countering past upsets in Corvallis and Eugene.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Oregon State
Beavers
Oregon
Webfoots
Pauley Pavilion
Bruins
Corvallis
Eugene
Midget Auto Races Set For San Jose Speed Way
Promoter Gagajanian announced the opening USAC Midget outdoor racing program of the year to be held Sunday afternoon February 18 at the San Jose Speed Way.
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San Jose
V. Gagajanian
USAC
San Jose Speedway
Titans miss chance at top as Kennedy comeback stalls
Logan opened strong and built a 40 point cushion as the Colts hoped to overtake the leaders Washington, while Kennedy slid toward a first place tie setback. Felipe Gonzalez netted the first of two goals, heading home a cross from six yards after a corner kick.
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Kennedy
Titans
JFK
Nework
Mission San Jose
Logan
Colts
Washington Booters
Felipe Gonzales
Bill Lemus
FEM GOLF MEET SET AT TILDEN REGIONAL PARK
Oakland chairwoman Mrs C J Wigge announces the 1967 Women’s Regional Golf Tournament set for October 17 and 18 at Tilden Regional Park Golf Course. The event attracted 112 entries last year.
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Oakland
Tilden Regional Park
C. J. Wigge
Prep Team Of Week Highlighted Players Across Bay Area
The list names forwards Lissa Harper of Richmond, Bob Thomason of Astro Valley, Phil Chenier of Berkeley, Demia Washington of St Mary's, and Dan Miller of John Swett. Centers Mitch Champi Hayward, David Sandles Oakland Tech, Pete Jennson Miramonte. Guards Arthur Hill Castlemont, Roger Newell St Mary's, Eeves Silva Acalanes, Terrance Johnson Castlemont.
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Lissa Harper
Richmond
Bob “Thomason
Astro Valley
Phil’ Chenier
Berkeley
Demia Washington
St Mary’s
Dan Miller
John Swett
Mitch Champi
Hayward
David Sandles
Oakland Tech
Pete’ Jenson
Miramonte
Arthur Hii
Castlemont
Roger Newell
T Mary’s
Eeées Silva
Acalanes
Terrance Johnson
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MVAL
Washington High
Chuck Clausen
Hobbs
Jones
Beathe
McHonor
Wednesbay
Newport Buell
Dauiion
Amboy
Pierce
Tass
Grenier
Sopho
Perkins
Acs
Ij. R. Counsel
Lord Pembermore
Mike McClellan
Bill Lindeke
Jim Farra
R Comte Bord Pender
The
Payton
Ray Trask
Jim Pletcher
Mike Melanson
Jim Howell
Trask
California
Newark Arc
Pletcher
Melanson
Louie Valdez
Valdez
Mission’ San Jose
Mark Sabraw
Leda
Anreene
Poyse
Fria Cross
Carinal
Prince Hewman
Jacconigla
Tine Primrose
Hansen
Ay le
Hewton
Bream
Aries
Candy
Berane
Ali
Rugh
Grado
Yahov
Shamrock
Vaviey
Chyropa Kygro
Strauss
Poitta
ron—Sithy
Adonly
Dy Storch Tana
Mugget's
Moonbar
Garten Vass
Niko Zeus
Sg Briainaly Sioshud Ind
Bald Call
Classy Win
Track Marchant
Lady Line
Collins
Crouchy
Banks
Encor
Hebiernia
Bsr
Grace
Lorha
Paulo
Mallston San Jose
Newpeed
Tivington
Ben Morris
Mission San José
Kennedy Mission
San Jo
Wewark
Risa Loyen
F. Kennedy
Irvinaten
James Lett
San Josey
TECH
Warrior
San_ Jose ‘High
Irvington High
Billy Welu
Tok
Centerville II
Oratar
Brown & Haley
Hooper's
Saylor
Wre
Hi Man
Crown Drug
Glenmoor Drive
Glenmgoor Center
Fremont
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