Logan Finch wins two events at Opone meet against Glads and West Valley
Logan Finch of Objone won two events including the long jump and triple jump as Chabot College rival Rich Cook led a three win day to spark a three team track meet. Glads totaled 82 points, West Valley 70, Rene gades 17, with Cook clocking 48.9 in the 440 and 10.2 in the 100, plus a 22.2 220 and a winning 440 relay. West Valley dominated distance races with wins in the 680, mile and two mile.
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West Valley
Finch
Hayward
Logan Finch
Objone
Chabot College
Rich Cook
Renegades
Doug Smith
Pat Ranea
Ohlone
Smith
Ranoa
Cook
Sawchuk honored with Lester Patrick Memorial Trophy
NEW YORK (UPI) Terry Sawchuk the NHL career leader in shutouts and games played was named posthumous winner of the 1971 Lester Patrick Memorial Trophy for outstanding service to hockey in the United States. A six man committee including NHL president Clarence Campbell selected him for the award to be presented March 9 in New York. Sawchuk died May 31 and played 20 NHL seasons with four American teams and one Canadian team earning four Vezina trophies and seven post season all star nods. William M Jennings president of the Rangers also named a 1971 Patrick Trophy recipient last week. A second posthumous winner will be announced later this month.
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UPI
Terry Sawchuk
National Hockey League
Sawchuk
Lester Patrick
Patrick
United States
Rangers
William M
Bill” Jennings
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Fremont benefit game moved to John Kennedy High
Raider coaches tilt at JFK Fremont Friday night's benefit basketball game featuring the Oakland Raiders against MVAL coaches moved to John Kennedy High. Proceeds fund the MVAL coaches all league banquet and the Fremont Babe Ruth League. Admission 1 for adults 70 cents for under 12.
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Fremont
Oakland Raiders
Mission Valley Athletic League
John ¥. Kennedy
Irvington High
MVAL
Fremont Olivera vs Golden West Pancake House Basketball Clash
Fremont Olivera and Golden West Pancake House vie for second place in the Fremont Recreation Department C Basketball League at Washington High. Both teams own 7-3 records behind league champion Fremont Printers who finished 9-1. The Recreation Department five won the T title last week with a 547 win over the Fremont Knicks at Hopkins Jr High.
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Fremont
Olivera
Mobil
Golden West Pancake House
Washington High
Fremont Recreation Department
Fremont Printers
Fremont Knicks
Hopkins Jr. High
Beaver Lumber tops Fremont on 100 mark finish in league
Beaver Lumber routed Prince of Peace 70 to 38 to finish first with a 10-0 record in Fremont Recreation Dept. play. Ron Means led with 18 points, Dan Evans and Hick Winkel each had 12, while Prince of Peace’s Scott Kennedy scored 15 and Bob Gargile 10. Shelly's Cocktails beat Mezzetti Volkswagen 57 to 45 as Jim Ledgewood and Gary Milan posted 16 each. Ed Holbrook poured in 24 for Lido Phillips 66, and Tom Roberts totaled 48 in the upset, with Rocky Ford’s 28 high for Kavanaugh Liquors. Final standings show Beaver Lumber 10-0, Shelly's Cocktails 2, Kavanaugh Liquors 5-5, Mez z zetti VW 2, Prince of Peace 0-10.
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Fremont
Beaver Lumber
Prince of Peave
Fremont Recreation Dept
Ron Means
Dan Evans
Hick Winkel
Scott Kennedy
Prince of Peace
Bob Cargile
Shelly
Mezzetti Volkswagen
Jim Ledgewood
Gary Milan
Dick Carpenter
Tom Brwagh
Mezzetti
Bob Njetol
Lido Phillips
Kavanaugh Liquors
Ed Holbrook
Tom Roberts
Rocky Ford
Kavanaugh
Dick Foglians
Shelly’s Cocktails
Lida Phillips
Mezzetti V.W
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Jackson
Anderson
DeGlymes
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Jeckson
Sere
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Eg Gert
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Tennig
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Talbert
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Peterson
Lavar Rhodes
Washington Club
Dave Gonzales
Washington
Allan Potts
Newarklub
Jim Dyer
Helen Mathews
Newark
Silverettes
Silver Pines
Dorothy Carson
Jane Hayes
Hird
Magee
LEE
Nord Nibtleig
Whitewall
Mre
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