Newark Hosts First Night Soccer Tilt In MVAL Boot
Newark hosts a first night soccer tilt as the league kicks off with teams including Geach Deneie Barns Viking and Loke Kre, plus entries ad Jim and Fer pandex in a featured event drawing top feemers.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1972
Page
9
Newark hosts a first night soccer tilt as the league kicks off with teams including Geach Deneie Barns Viking and Loke Kre, plus entries ad Jim and Fer pandex in a featured event drawing top feemers.
Washington Mount View Huskies defeated opponents 78 to 41 with multiple players reaching double figures. Dennis Eckersley and Ceri Foe Ber each contributed notable assists and points while Garcia noted a balanced effort from almost all 11 Huskies. The coach praised improved shooting but called the opponent not very strong.
The Fremont Newark Hiking Club invites the public to a hike to the top of Mission Peak in Fremont on Saturday. Meet in front of the old Fremont City Hall at dawn. Bring 3 lunch and rain gear. If rain at start, postpone for one week. Monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the Fremont Community Center.
Bob Willems led all scorers with 17 points as the Old Men defeated Free Will Baptist 41 34 in a league game. Mission Malley Sports overwhelmed Mission Stars 36 21 in the 6th period, while Catt Wallace topped Mission Valley Sports with 12 points.
FREMONT DENMARK's Gymnastic Tear 72 troupe to perform at James Logan High School next Tuesday evening. The program features a Danish folk dance and gymnastic routines. Tickets are 45 cents for students and 1.58 dollars for adults, available through Alvarado Jr. High or by calling the New Haven Unified School District office. Proceeds support landscaping at Alvarado Jr. High School.
Washington coach Craig Pressendorf predicts a wide open season as Irvington is favored to claim the MVAL wrestling title. The Huskies, led by undefeated Rick Valencia at 127 pounds, face a competitive race with Hinotapes and others in the league.
Fremont Recreation Department announces an upcoming youth umpire clinic for baseball held over several weeks. The program begins at 3 30 p m with sessions conducted by local officials and is aimed at training young volunteers from the area.
A fragmented notice from Warm Springs mentions SataE at Harvey and an Inner fan Sha Bey living in Warm Springs with references to a one vehicle Perk and a series of dates and places including Fremont American and Melard Schock. It lists ages around 13 and 27 with unrelated school and signup notes at various locations.
Detroit Tigers manager Billy Martin is listed in good condition at St Marys Hospital in Minneapolis after surgery to remove calcium deposits near his right temple. He is resting Wednesday and expected to recover.
Fremont Mission Valley athletic teams ready for the annual John F Kennedy Wrestling Classic on Saturday. Mission San Jose Kennedy aim to defend their past tourney dominance as last year’s runner ups return along with contenders Tennyson Castro Valley Dublin Encinal and others. Stow and several returning runners will challenge for the title as injuries complicate recent lineups.
Coaches of wrestling and soccer in the Mission Valley Athletic League face a new league season with mixed results from nonleague play. They seek proof that nonleague records reflect potential, not fate, as MVAL play begins and the year 1972 unfolds for Fremont teams.
Napa defeats Samuel Ayer 46-4 in a hard fought final as Milpitas Trojans overcome Ayer's late comeback. Don Wright scores six pivotal points, while Cal and Granada backers rally in a crowded arena. Tourney MVP Dave Brown leads an all-tourney team including two juniors from Castro Valley.
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