Vikes win 2-0 to rule MVAL soccer again
Tevington High Fopters defeated visiting James Logan 2-0 to clinch the league title as Kurt Meyer scored twice with assists from Dave Williams and Larry Rendon. The win gives the Vikes a 7 point season total while Logan finished 6-13.
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Washington, Mission, Kennedy slip in soccer standings
Yesterday's results show Washington 0, Mission Kennedy 1. Newark Irvington 2. James Logan and Arlington? standings, Legion 6. Final scores reflect close matches across Irvington area schools.
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Squires win F S beat title
Newark High School fresh soph soccer earns Mission Valley title after a 0 0 draw with JFK. Kennedy would have claimed but the tie leaves JFK second, Washington and Kennedy both finish tied for second at 4 0 4. Newark ends 61 2, Kennedy 51 3, Washington 40 4.
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Guerra's penalty kick saves JFK Titans in 1 1 tie
Serge Guerra converted a penalty midway in the fourth, lifting John F. Kennedy to a 1 1 draw at Newark in the Mission Valley Athletic League finale. Mark Gonzales opened for Newark, Kennedy dominated the second period, but both sides failed to add after the break.
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Exacta returns $1,146 at Bay Meadows in fourth race
Bay Meadows hosted a demanding card with a longshot Jayaien Mabaee and Papa's Michael delivering an exacta payoff of $1,146.50 on the fourth race. Seventeen tickets sold on the winning 7 1 combination, including twelve $3 ducats and five $10 bets, producing $2,283 in total pool value.
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Stalworth Leads Upset, Bearcats Snap 37-Game Streak
The 1956 game against Cincinnati saw Stallworth star as Wichita State upset Cincinnati 65-64 ending the Bearcats 37 game winning streak. Hot Rod Hunpley added 40 points in New York pace. Johns, West Virginia, 82-75.
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Ohlone Five Hosts Hartnell in Coast Conference Tilt
Ohlone College cagers aim to equalize their league mark at four wins four losses by hosting Hartnell at Irvington High gym. Hartnell sits 3 4 in Coast Conference play and tied for third with Renegades. Also, Ohlone wrestling heads to Monterey Peninsula College for a 7 p.m. match.
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Husky booters tie Mission San Jose 0 0 in defense duel
Washington and Mission San Jose battled to a 0 0 tie as both teams produced stout defense. Washington finished second in the Mission Valley Athletic League at 6 1 2 while Mission ended at 2 7 1, marking a rare league shutout streak for the Huskies.
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Seaver May Boost Mets With $125000 Ask
New York Mets open spring training in St. Petersburg as Tom Seaver remains unsigned over a $125,000 request, up from $110,000. Seaver posted 249 strikeouts, a 20-10 record and 1.73 ERA in 1971. Also unsigned is Gary Gentry, while Sarecki, Taylor and four rookies signed contracts.
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CYO Cagers Face Off for Mission Valley Title at Moreau
Hayward Sir Josephs meets Holy Rosary in the Mission Valley CYO Eighth Grade Basketball League final at Moreau High School gym. Both clubs finished 9-1 in regular play and split their two meetings. Their last game went to triple overtime.
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Kennedy Freshmen Triumph in Final Hoop Clash
John F Kennedy High freshmen edged Newark 39-26 as Del Rio scored 13 and Wit ortt added 10 while Newark’s Rich Perry led visitors with seven. Kennedy limited Newark to one point in the final period.
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Mission San Jose Freshmen Rally to 54 28 Victory
Mission San Jose freshmen defeated Washington 54 to 28 yesterday. Joe McVien scored four points and Rob Stein added 13, lifting MSJ to a tied for second in Mission Valley Athletic standings with a 64 record. Ken Flaig led Washington with a strong scoring for the losing side.
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Lemos scores 24 as Ponies top Irvington 55 50
James Logan High freshmen basketball beat Irvington 55 50 on Irvington’s floor. Jerry Lemos led with 24 points and Marki Herrera added 13 while Harold Jones had 20 for Irvington. James Sagan finished season 28 page shows final stats and standings.
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Basketball coaches Gaillard and Williams suffer postgame blow
UCSF coach Gaillard breaks small finger and injures hand after goaltending call against Santa Clara. Surgery planned to repair the hand. Lunceford ties game at 61 in regulation, overtime played without Restani and Jones as they fouled out.
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Broncos edge Santa Clara 73 68 to extend WCAC lead
In a heated contest without Restani and Jones, Santa Clara center Mike Stewart dominated inside as the Broncos won 73 to 68. Colorado now leads the West Coast Athletic Conference at 7-0, while USF sits 6-1.
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