Year of the upset in the MVAL hoops season
In the Mission Valley Athletic League the season produced multiple upsets. James Logan stunned Kennedy 70-24, and Irvington defeated Mission San Jose 58-51. Logan, under coach Dave Garcia, led with 21 by Steve Garcia, while Kennedy struggled without two players but still led early.
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Mission Valley Athletic League
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MVAL
Gven
John F. Kennedy
Washington
James Logan
Kennedy
Mission San Jose
Irvington
Logan
Mission
Art Alfare
Dave Garcia
Steve Garcia
Meer
Garcia
Red Heads Visit Newark In Female Basketball Clash
The All American Red Heads travel to Newark to face Newark High School Faculty in a women’s basketball game at Newark High Gym. Led by Miss Pat Wetusi Darcie, they use a wheel pattern offense in an 8 pm tipoff. Formed in 1935 the Red Heads have toured nationwide to fan enthusiasm.
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Fremont
Newark
Newark High
Fhe
Pat
Wetusi
Darcie
Renegades open 1970 season at West Valley College
Ohlone Renegades open the 1970 baseball season with a 3 p.m. game at West Valley College. Coach Jim Goodwin returns 10 lettermen from last year’s fifth place squad. Cliff Graves leads the mound staff after posting a 2.06 ERA and 61 strikeouts in 83 innings. Tom Trump, a 69 batting star and second team All-Conference, anchors shortstop with Steve Faria at first base after a strong 433 average. The Renegades face a busy week with games against West Valley, San Jose City, and two against Yuba, hoping to contend in the Coast Conference.
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Fremont
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West Valley College
Renegades
Ohlone
Cliff Graves
Graves
Tom Trump
Giants
Steve Faria
Fara
RBI
Jim Goodwin
West Valley
San Jose City
Yuba
Irvington High
Wayne Miller
Mark Conley
Roelling Brothers
Ron and
Roland
Rick Girard
Steve Kellan
Hartnell Panthers Visit Ohlone In Final Coast Conference Showdown
Hartnell aims to clinch the Coast Conference title with a visit to Hartnell at 8 pm to face Ohlone in Salinas. Ohlone, fresh from a win over Menlo, seeks an upset as the Panthers rest top players for state playoffs. Renegades Dave Haubert Van Van Deusen and Bucky Snyder provide hope for next year.
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Renegades
Dave Haubert
van van Deusen
Bucky Snyder
Haubert
Snyder
Shrone Hoppers
Panthers
Spanish Chief Wins Half Moon Pace at Bay Meadows
Spanish Chief a six year old black stallion owned by Ruth McGonagle of Encinitas won the Half Moon Bay Pace at Bay Meadows yesterday. It marked his second victory in three starts this year, reinforcing his habit of winning a high share of races.
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Ruth McGonagle
Encinitas
Bay Meadows
Pitch Hit and Throw plan for youth program
New York UPI reports Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced a nationwide competitive youth program called Pitch, Hit and Throw for boys age nine to twelve. The event will run before major league games in parks this spring, organized by Phillips Petroleum in cooperation with Major League Baseball. The aim is to let youngsters showcase baseball skills in a broad nationwide effort.
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UPI
Bowie Kuhn
Organized Baseball
Kuhn
Phillips Petroleum Company
Major League Baseball
Renegades win fourth league wrestling match
Ohlone College Renegades defeated Monterey Peninsula College 33 to 16 in Newark High gym. Mike Hamilton, Monty Hobbs, and Steve Solis led with pins and forfeits while Hobbs remained undefeated in league bouts. The win keeps Ohlone in second place with one meet left, a trip to Hartnell College, before season end.
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Newark
Ohlone — College
Monterey Peninsula College
Newark High
Renegades
Hartnell College
Hopkins Jr. High
Mike Hamilton
Monty Hobbs
Steve Bolis
Hobbs
Monterey
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Hamilton
Solis
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Harold Peterson
Mullens
Peterson
Mark Halberg
Monterey College
Ohlone Solis Earns Pin In Coast Conference Clash
In Newark High gym headstrong rivals Steve Solis of Ohlone and Fred Crocker of Monterey Peninsula battled in a light heavyweight bout. Solis won with a banana split at 2:40 of the second round to lift the Renegades to a 33 16 Coast Conference victory. Qualifiers advance to the Northern Coast Section next week.
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Lewis H
Griason
Iri Ene
Oder i Nata Oo
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Wi—Solls
Crocker
Tourd
Unione
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Monterey Peninsula
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Newark High Gym
Solis
Renegades
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