Hank Sekoch Emerges From Basketball Roots To LVAL Dean Role
The 1955 basketball pressbook shows Hank Sekoch, dean of Mission Valley Athletic League football coaches, as a San Jose State student with early loves for basketball and music. It notes his drumming hobby, Delta Epsilon chapter chair, and a claim he played service basketball in Puerto Rico, hinting at a varied athletic and artistic background.
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James Logan
Hank Sekoch
Mission Valley Athletic League
Sekooh
San Jose State
Hank
Sekoch
Delta Epision
Puerto Rico
Joe Sankene
Fremont police weigh sports as curb for juvenile delinquents
Fremont officers and citizens debate if athletic participation reduces youth crime. Respondents cite time discipline, fair play, and focus as benefits, while others argue facilities alone won’t stop delinquency. Several say athletes are less prone to trouble, while some see sports as a time sink and deterrent.
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Fremont Police Dept
Aartich Trie
Fremont
Juven
Tom Perry
Dave Lawrence
Bill
Ehlen
Dooliee
Huskies claim five individual titles in league finals
Washington High dominated the Mission Valley League finals at James Logan High, producing five individual champions led by Rich Swift 178 and Steve Block 103. John F. Kennedy and Newark figures pushed hard as host Logan and MSJ also earned wins in weight classes from 112 to 191 pounds, with Espinosa starting the night strong and Baptista extending a title streak.
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Craig Smithson
Union City
Misesit Valley
Lege
James Logan High
Washington High
Rich Swift
Steve Block
Fernando Espinosa
Washington
NOSI
Frank Fernandez
James Logan
Mark Dutra
Mission Valley Athletic League
Kirkland
Tillman
Logan
Art Flores
Rick Valencia
MSJ
Henry Toediso
JFK
Tite Mnatch
Hamilton
WHS
Bob Borges
Kennedy
Elcfa
Urvington
Mike Miller
Baptista
Jacinto
Les Pen
Renegades overpower Menlo in 109 97 victory
Renegades beat Menlo College 109 to 97 at John F. Kennedy High gym. Steve Tadevic reports Ohlone College sealed a strong conference win, improving to 2-0 in league play with a dominant showing on both ends.
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Steve Tadevich
Fremont
Ohlone College
Menlo College
John F. Kennedy High
Renegades
North and Ohlone Lead All-Star Basketball Showdowns
North All Stars from Snow and Graham Schools defeated South 38-14 in junior division as Butterfield Bazio and Westover led with eight points each. In midget division Jose Rodriguez scored ten to spark a 44-31 North win, Randy Wilknouer led South with 17 in the third period. Pee wee had North prevailing 16-9 with Vincent de Buque Keith Sylvester and Chuck Wallace key. Ohlone Renegades surged late but Menlo won 108-97 in a high scoring clash after a back and forth first half.
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Newark
Snow
Graham
Busher
Musick
Newark Recreation Department
Dennis Butterfield
Rick Bazio
Kerry Westover
Barry Greer
Jose Rodriguez
Randy Wilknouer
Vincent de Buque
Keith Sylvester
Chuck Wallace
The
Oaks
Ohlone
San Jose City College
van van Deusen
Honory
Bob Wolfman
Renegades
Bucky Snyder
Dave Haubert
Andy Jurian
Haubert
Turian
van Deusen
Onlone
Ontone
Hatcert
Menlo
Mission Saw awards top versatile basketball player of week
Jose Chappell of MSJ, moved from center to guard to fill injuries on the Warrior team. The 64 junior did creditable work backing up Shannon McMahon who suffered a broken hand. Cheerleaders staged a pyramid before a miscue decked Cheryl Beauteau on court. John Gittings of JFK has a broken elbow and is out for the season, with an optimistic recovery outlook for TOC.
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Mission Saw
Jose High
Dave Chappell
Warrior
MSJ
Shannon McMahon
Mission Group
Cheryl Beauteau
Bebbie Jonutz
Nancy Stein
Cheryl
Mission Valley Athletic League
John F. Kennedy
Glark Gittings
Dave Christian
Gittings
TOC
MMAL title chase heats up with key basketball clashes
Tuesday features Mission at Irvington and Kennedy at Logan as the MMAL title race tightens toward a Tournament of Champions berth. Friday brings Logan at Washington, Mission at Newark, and Irvington at Kennedy in down to the wire contests.
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Mission
Irvington
Kennedy
Logan
Washington
Newark
Washington High
Jim Ingram
Jim
Bill
Bill Bright
M Wressing
Bright
Dave Petersen
Readers praise junior high sports coverage in Fremont
A reader letter from Fremont praises an Argus editorial on junior high sports and urges after school activities. The writer argues funds are misallocated, noting PE class plays suffice but more money is needed for reading arithmetic and sports despite school budget constraints.
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Argus
P. O. Box
Fremont
Calif
Williail
Norris in Gra-Y cage title win
Fremont Norris Grade School cagers edged Vallejo Mills 23 22 for the 1970 Fremont Gra Y basketball tourney title in Horner Junior High Gym. David Koon and Billy Ma tones scored eight points each for Norris while Vallejo Mills' Jay Holden had 10. Norris had reached the final by a 24 20 semifinal win over Clenmoor as Morones scored 10. Hayward YMCA beat Horner 30 25 in an exhibition.
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Fremont
Norris
Vallejo Mills
Horner
David Koon
Billy Matones
Jay Holden
Clenmoor
Morones
Hayward Ymca
Norris School Player Leads Gray Cage Championship Push
Norris School athlete prepares for a late shot in yesterday's Gray cage championships. Vallejo Mills player was unmasked in the paint and 89 seconds left to stop the shot. Norris secured a narrow win and claimed top honors in the event.
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Norris School
Hhot
Vallejo ‘Mills
Norris
Cage crown to Barnard at Madison Junior High Tourney
Barnard Junior High of Oakland defeated Madison of Oakland 52 to 42 to win the Madison Junior High Invitational eighth grade basketball title yesterday. Frank Lemis scored 7 points to lead the Broncos in the triumph.
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Oakland
Barnard Junior High
Union City
Madison
Frank Lemis
Broncos
Tutte
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