Newark Knights Seek Unbeaten League Run In MVAL
Newark aims to extend its 10 game win streak as it hosts John F Kennedy in a key MVAL battle tonight. James Logan looks to rebound at home against Irvington while Mission San Jose visits Washington in another closing night doubleheader.
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James Logan
Irvington
Newark
John F. Kennedy
Titans
Sid Creel
Newsatk
John Kie Egal Fr Ot Ale
San Jose
Washington
Ervington
James le Ban
Knights
Lome
Kennedy
MVAL
Frank Borgh
Tom Hoyt
Knights Mill
Stephenson and Anderson Tie For MVAL Scoring Lead
Kevin Stephenson of D N Kennedy Jr another 33 points lifts him into a tie with Adrian Anderson of Newark for the nine game MVAL scoring lead at 202 points each. With one game remaining Newark and Kennedy meet tonight at 8 30 p.m. to decide the crown and the league title.
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Washington
Dhn F. Kennedy
Kevin Stephenson
Adrian Anderson
Newark
Anderson
Stephenson
Nets
Rick Cordano
Dwight Dirkman
Red Bales
Kennedy
Keith Baker
Doug Cimmings
Tivington
Titans
Porter Suit Sparks NCAA Hypocrisy Claim
Attorney for Howard Porter blasted the NCAA as hypocritical in a 216,663 suit over Porter's 1970 contract with the American Basketball Association while he starred for Villanova. The attorney argued Porter became a scapegoat for broader college athletics flaws as the school later forfeited its tournament revenue.
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Howard Porter
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Vidanova
Ards
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Am Association
Phillips
Porter
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Wesday
Media
American Basketball Assension
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Big Ten chiefs weigh suspensions for Gopher duo
Big Ten athletic directors began deliberating late Thursday on whether to uphold suspensions for two University of Minnesota basketball players involved in a melee at the state game. Gregory, attorney for defendants, requested a timely written decision by 6 a.m. Friday as set by a federal judge.
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Ron Behagen
Corky Taylor
Minnesota
Ohio State
Axdige
Earl Larson
Duke
Peters
Behagen
Aylor
Ed Weaver
Ohio
Ers
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Taylor
Luke Witte
Witte
Minnesota Gophers
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Behagen Ard Taylor
Nded
University of Minnesota
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Big 10
Patterson Invitational Basketball Tourney Opens Tomorrow
The Sixth Annual Patterson Invitational begins tomorrow at 9 am in the Patterson room with Partemont and Glenmoor meeting in the opener and Cabrilla facing Alviso at 8 45 am. Heat School battles Mattos at 10 90 am while Vallejo Mills meets Maloney at 3 15 pm. Semis start at noon and the championship at 4 pm. Tournament director Arh Dahlager notes cheerleaders and players will compete and trophies will be awarded by the Patterson Parent Teachers Club. The Argus will present participation awards to all participants.
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Partemont
Glenmoor
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Alviso
Mattos
Vallejo Mills
Maloney
Arh Dahlager
Patterson
Patterson Parent-Teachers Club
Argus
Renegades Get Delay In Fremont Baseball Game
Ohlone College's scheduled baseball clash with Contra Costa College was postponed yesterday. Athletic Director Dick Paynter confirmed the delay and said the game would be replayed at a later date.
Stacey Webb stars as Washington girls beat James Logan
Stacey Webb won the 50 meters with a district record of 6.2 seconds and anchored the 400 relay to a 57.5 clock, helping Washington defeat James Logan 42 to לה in Mission Valley track action. Kathy Hertram claimed the 50 meters hurdles and high jump for Lagan.
Ohlone Tracksters Open Season at Cabrillo Gavilan Meet
Ohlone College tracksters begin the year with a 3 30 p m nonconference meet at Cabrillo against Gavilan. The event is described as informal with no scoring.
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APTOS
Ohlone College
Wolkers
Cabrillo and Gavilan
Terry Yanagihara shines in Squaws win over Newark High
Mission San Jose girls track opened the Mission Valley league with a 69 to 2 victory over Newark High. Terry Yanagihara won the 160 yard dash and anchored the winning 44 yard relay. Debbie Griffin set a MVGAL discus record with 101 feet 46 inches and also won the 5 yard hurdles. Other MVGAL winners included Leah Ashton, Dana Driggs, Ca rol Glazgro, Gwen Meyers, and Judy Campbell.
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Terry Yanagihara
Squaws
MLJ
Debbie Griffin
Newark
MVGAL
Griffin
Leah Ashton
Dana Driggs
Carol Glazgro
Gwen Myess
Judy Campbell
Mission Mission San Jose
Wewabk
Ieee Temi Yedamara
Racing rarity at Bay Meadows in exact post positions
Bay Meadows hosted a one mile pacing race where Javelon Mohawk led all the way to win, with the trotting field finishing in the exact post order. Seventh-place Mister Rex suffered a mild heart attack entering the first turn but recovered after the race and remained listed seventh. Other notable entries included Good King May Cell Sundari and Queen's Pal in a crowded program with several scratches.
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Bay Meadows
Javelon Mohawk
John McGregor
Good King
May Cell
Sundari
Queen’s Pal
Unes
Hostess
Mister Rex
Markwall
Champs Catone
JFK Gals Dominate Irvington In Valley Track Meet
JFK athletes led by Mary Kenney swept events at Irvington High in Mission Valley. Kenney won the 40 yard dash in 6.7 seconds and the 100 in 12.5, anchored the winning 2:28.0 relay, while Judy Lod captured the 229 yard dash in 31.9 and contributed to the winning 440 relay.
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Johm F Wennedy
Rvington
Renegade Golfers Fall 51 to 3 at Home
Wayne Cardelli led Sky Jing College to a 31-3 non conference win over Oplane at California Country Club. Cardelli shot 78 on the 72 hole course while Ohione's top player Rick Ful shot seven over par. The Renegades next host Monterey Peninsula in Coast Conference action at Sunel Councry Club.
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Wayne Cardelli
Sky Jing College
Oplane
California Country Club
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Rick Fula
Renegades
Monterey Peninsula
Sunel Councry Club
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Eed Beaudreey
St Edwards Wins Tight Youth League Game
St Edwards edged St Joseph's 31 to 10 in Newark as Edwards opened 9-0 and held off a late rally. Tom Muise scored eight for Edwards while Pat Mulhern led St Joseph's with 12 points.
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Vailey
St. Joe’s
Tom Muise
Gome
St. Joseph's
Pat Mulhern
Steve Ballaglia
Mulhern
Joseph
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