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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1971

Page

17

Logan Colts Hope For Consistency Next Soccer Season

Union City report on James Logan High boot coach Dave Russo reflects a inconsistent season with two bright spots a 2 win over Washington and a win over Monte Atherton at the Northern California Holiday Soccer Invitational. Despite losses due to graduations and injuries, Russo notes Enrique Martinez and other returning players as core for a stronger attack and emphasizes seeking consistent performance next year.

Craig Smithson Union City James Logan High Dave Russo Russo Logan Booters Colts Washington California Monte Atherton Guillermo Jaramido Rick Flick Ray Torres Gi Ramos Tom Melendors Jay Selig Tom Texopleten Wayne Liscak Templeton Shevtkevich Enrique Martinez Logan Shvotkevich Mike Finger Gary Milet Mitch Makensot Chuck Hill Ken Pen Logan Fresh-Soph Ken Corellius Tom Kooga Torey Wilson Gordon Rose Enrique Rose Shvvtkevich Martinez

Fremont teen wins state first in journalism and photo

Al Francis of Fremont has risen from Kennedy High School to become state champion in journalism. He edited the Ohlone College student paper, earned state second in JC photography and thirds for magazine layout and photography. He plans to major in journalism and values The Argus clean modern look.

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Titanic cage discovery leads to Illinois prep transfer tale

Kevin Stephenson, a Washington High School freshman last year, has emerged as the starting center for Jan F. Kennedy High as a sophomore. The 16.2 point and near 15 rebound per game standout credits coach Van Deusen and teammate Dave Christian for guidance. Stephenson, who only started playing basketball in eighth grade, notes his height and hard work have driven his rapid development as he faces tough foe Dave Rompel of Mission San Jose. The JFK standout cites attitude and daily prep as keys to progress.

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Alcindor sparks Bucks to 118 94 win over Suns

Lew Alcindor posted 39 points to pace the Milwaukee Bucks past the Phoenix Suns 118 94. Bob Dandridge and Jon McGlocklin opened a decisive run, Robertson added 20, Alcindor dominated the third quarter as Milwaukee built a large lead, remaining atop the NBA Midwest with a 47 11 record. Connie Hawkins led Phoenix with 28 points, Neal Walk had 17.

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Area lakes lure anglers as plants boost trout catches

Outdoor writer Pat Quense reports lakes in the region show sluggish early fishing with pockets of activity. Del Valle near Livermore has light angling, while Chabot plans three trout plants totaling 3000 fish this month and Lake Chabot nears 200,000 stocked trout. Contra Loma near Antioch shows limits for pan trout with some striped bass from the Delta. Don Castro, Lake Don Castro, and Oroville Lake also feature varying bass, trout, and crappie action, with trolling and shore fishing noted and some marinas reporting closures.

Pat Quense Chabot Jim Grassi del Valle Livermore Jim Contra Loma Antioch Grassi Delta Don Castro Haysford Lake Chebot Lake Chabot Que Kim Lear Lake Sunrise Cove Oroville Lake Bill Lakeside Foreman Creek Bidwell Bar Bridge Ken Risbridger Mew Hogan Marina Ken Rey

Anglers Prize Winners Highlight Family Ties and Travel

Irvington resident Charles Eckels won a Department of Fish and Game Trophy Award for a seven pound four ounce catch at Shasta Lake on April 10. His wife Marguerite and son Bobby share his pride as the family travels from Irvington to the lake nearly every weekend. A second winner, Fred Megas of San Lorenzo, took a mule deer prize in Modoc County. Megas, Winnipeg-born grandfather of five, lives in San Lorenzo and remains active in golf and bowling.

Fremont Charles Eckets Irvington Department of Fish and Game Shasta Lake Reading Western Outdoors San Jose Forklift Co Gatesman Pours, Eckels Df&g South County San Lorenzo Fred Megas Eckels Marguurite Bobby Irvington High Shasta Milpitas Magas Horses Mountain Modoc Mages Winnipeg Canada Southern Pacific

Golden Gate Opens With 1 PM Post For $5 Day Season

Albany reports Golden Gate Fields opens next Tuesday with the first race at 1 PM marking a five day weekly schedule Tuesday through Saturday. Memorial Day Monday is the only Monday program May 31. Daily double costs 2 dollars on the first and second races and exaclas priced at 5 dollars on the fifth and ninth events. Wednesday is Senior Citizens Day and Thursday is Ladies Day.

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Mieuli Warned Against Boycott of Bay Area Game

UPI Los Angeles A federal judge denied any boycott threat affecting his ruling to bar teams from blocking Spencer Haywood from earning his salary. District Judge Warren Ferguson in Los Angeles noted Warriors owner Franklin Mieuli's threat to keep his team from playing Seattle. Haywood sought a move to the NBA Sonics after a Denver ABA stint.

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Canale leads Dudes to 6-0 start in league play

Steve Canale scored 11 points to keep the Dudes unbeaten at 6-0 with a 41-33 win over the Rockets in Newark Recreation Dept Prep Basketball League action. The Dudes hold a 6-0 record. Other results: Eagles 31 Knicks 25 and Bucks 28 Warriors 12, Bullets awarded forfeit win.

Newark Steve Canale Dudes Newark Recreation Dept Rockets Hagles Knicks Bucks Warriors Bullets

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