Mork Beats Hale In Athens Invitational Mile
Fremont-Washington High ace Chick Mork defeats Campolindo rival Tom Hale in the Athens Indoor Invitational at the Oakland Coliseum setting a new meet and Coliseum record of 4 20.3 in the mile. Mork trained hard, aiming to surpass Hale since Cow Palace meets, and eyes the state meet at Cal’s Edwards Stadium.
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Mission San Jose Aims For Second Straight Title In Weeklong Run
MSJ High seeks a second consecutive title as the 1962-70 cage season winds down. The Warriors, atop with a four game edge after beating Kennedy, host Irvington tomorrow at 7 30 pm while Kennedy visits James Logan. Regular season concludes Friday with Kennedy at Irvington and MSJ at Newark. Ohlone College baseball opens with Canada at Irvington tomorrow at 3 pm. Wrestling finals for the North Coast Section set for Saturday at Chabot College Hayward.
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Bruins Roll On To Preseason Lead In Pac Conference
The No. 1 Bruins pace UCLA ahead in preseason hoop action as they near securing a sixth Pacific Conference title this decade, with the Broncos and Santa Chara in the mix during early notice of the season.
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UCLA Keeps Pac 8 Lead With 82-91 Win Over Stanford
UCLA tops Stanford 92 91 in a tense Pac 8 showdown as Dennis Hogg outpaces Oregon State and Santa Clara edge Pacific. USC drops a key contest while Dennis Hogg fuels a late surge to seal UCLA's conference advantage.
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Vike booters eye strong return after three loss
Ken Richardson reports Irvington High School’s Fremont squad, one of the smallest in the Mission Valley Athletic League, will rely on speed and ball handling next season. New prospects and quick play should keep the Vikes competitive as they regroup from this year’s results.
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Irvington Vikings eye strong return with experienced squad
Coach Phil Klein talks up Irvington High School’s next season, noting only three starters graduate Jerry Wales Larry Garcia and John St Germaine. Returnees include Lawrence Rendon Mark Sell Dennis Valatorre Jimmy Garcia and Dan Hage with rookies Tick Manson and Carl Meyers joining from the frosh soph squad. Klein stresses speed experience and soccer sense as the team aims to improve after a close finish behind Washington.
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Kansas Villanova emerge as indoor NCAA favorites in Detroit
Kansas with depth and Villanova with stars lead the NCAA indoor track meet in Detroit at the Astro Dome. The Jayhawks and Wildcats both scored 64 points, San Jose State 40, USC 21.5 as teams chase the title. World records were set or tied, led by Gerald Tinker of Memphis State in the 10 yard dash. Ken Swenson of Kansas State anchored two relays as Texas teams also posted marks. Attendance fell short, 11,223 over two nights, and a $10,000 loss prompted optimism for a bigger crowd next years under a five year Astro Dome contract.
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Grist wins Newark court king contest in eighth grade group
Newark High hosts the Racrea tions Department King of the Court basketball skills event. Grist led McGregor eighth graders with 53 points to claim the top eighth grade division, ahead of Fred Ailen and Spenser Bail ey. Snow Junior High student Dan Gloriosa won the fifth six grade title with 25 points, edging Richard Westover. Julie Shuk dominated the 11 12 distaff division with 21 points, while runner up Laura Bagio had 16. Darlene Gioriosa captured the 9 10 title with 12 points, as Michelle Silva of Snow finished second with 10.
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