Wrong way Anderson finds form with Newark Knights
Newark High junior center Adnan Anderson, once mocked as a misfit, has emerged as a scoring force by pouring in 44 points across two games last week. Coach Guin Boggs credits a year of growth and a strengthened supporting cast with Pierce and Roy, plus summer league work, as keys to his improved comfort and defense. The Knights play at Lido Lanes at 7:30 p.m.
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Fre mont Argus Sports Staff Receives California Award
Fre mont Argus wins recognition as California's best 1970 overall sports section for dailies under 15,000 circulation. Editor Rich Gobb eft highlights the award while Managing Editor Ralph Fairchild and staffers Ken Richardson Al Francis Craig Smithson and Steve Tadevich look on. The Argus sports team has earned multiple awards since 1966 under owner Floyd Sparks.
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Mission San Jose aims to preserve narrow MVAL lead in JFK game
Mission San Jose High seeks to maintain a one game edge in the Mission Valley Athletic League by facing John F. Kennedy at 7:30 pm after Washington plays Irvington earlier. Newark travels to James Logan as the league schedule resumes with Tevington at Mission San Jose, Washington at Newark, and Logan at Kennedy.
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Renegade wrestlers edged by West Valley 21 20
Renegade grapplers lost to West Valley 21 20 with heavyweight Bob White falling to Jeff Borders in the final bout. Juan Escamilla won at 118, Monty Hobbs at 158, Jeff Solis at 126, Steve Solis at 167, and Valier Hobbs contributed a win as the Renegades showed promise despite the close defeat.
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Fremont Girls Gymnastics Team Beats Monterey and Salinas
Fremont Club dominates Monterey and Salinas in a 548.7 to 356.8 win. Kathy Bensameth wins the 15-1 round title and Diane Russell takes the 16-12 all around crown while Russell wins multiple events. Susan Ekren and Evelyn Bostok earn event titles in the 13-14 division. Gail Lemeville vaults for Fremont in the 15-18 group as coach Roy Davis leads the team with assistants.
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Boosters to Meet Washington High Booster Club
A general meeting of the Bench Warmers Washington High Booster Club will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium All parents alumni and friends are invited to hear the main speakers of the evening Washington basketball coaches Wayne Scholl Don Smith and Robert Wylder.
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Huskies Clinch League Title in 23 19 Win Over Mission San Jose
Washington High School clinched the league crown with a 23 19 victory over Mission San Jose to finish 5 0 in dual meets. Coach Preisendorf praised team unity after early season weight and health issues, noting key wins by Pat Faria and Mike Kreguar and a decisive finish as the crowd erupted when Mission’s 36 game winning streak ended.
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Huskies Rally Over Mission In Tough Wrestling Meet
Washington Huskies beat Mission San Jose 9 6 in a dual meet with close matches. Key moments included a late stall call that shifted momentum and Jim Fernandez upset Brad Estrada at 175 pounds, boosting Washington while Mission coach Mike Ruiz fumed. The page notes strong prep wrestling in the MVAL and lists numerous college results and upcoming games.
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Chabot Golf Dominates Ohlone and Merritt in Practice Round
At Castlewood Country Club, Chabot College golf team beat Merritt and Ohlone with Bruce Walker posting 72 and Paine 73. Chabot won four of six against Merritt and five of six against Ohlone. The Gladiatory advances to a second round four hole tournament with Monterey Peninsula and San Jose City College, next Tuesday in Monterey, followed by a third round at San Jose CC later this month.
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