MVAL cage champion invited to Griddley tourney
Fremont Mission Valley Athletic League boards in a February meeting discussed inviting the MVAL basketball champion to the Griddley Basketball Tournament in March if invited. They also voted to withdraw the champion from the Tournament of Champions at the Oakland Coliseum due to police protection concerns.
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Mission Valley Soccer Reopens with Key JFK Vike Clash
After a two week break the Mission Valley Athletic League resumes with Irvington hosting John F Kennedy at 3 pm and Newark meeting Mission San Jose in the other 3 pm game. Washington faces James Logan at 7 pm. surrounding notes praise JFK sophomores and veterans on both sides plus players to watch like Rendon Amaral and Mederios.
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Washington dominates Newark in league wrestling opener
Washington High crushed Newark 44 1 in the league opener as Husky wrestlers Teague Medeiros Tillman Hamilton Stoermer Harris Kreugar Fernandez and Young sealed pins. Newark’s Rodriguez earned a 10 6 decision at 127 pounds, while Bettencourt Muscatello and Wentworth secured decisions for Newark. The teams join four other MVAL schools at the JFK Wrestling Classic Saturday with regular league action resuming Thursday.
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Washington JV wrestling opens season with 47 3 win over Newark
Defending league JV wrestling champions Washington cruised past Newark 47 3 to start the season. The Pups pinned five Newark opponents and swept the first eight matches to take early control. Names and weights shown in the readable listing include Augustine 120 Creed 136 Du Rand 174 and Blair among others.
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Newark Knights to host KLIV Prunes in charity game
Newark High’s Nifty Knight coaches lead a benefit basketball game versus the KLIV Prunes Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Newark High gym. Prunes feature S. T. Safford Mike Gervasoni Bruce Ashe and Chris Dempsey with Nate Branch rumored to suit up. Proceeds go to the Newark athletic fund. Detroit rookie goalie Don McLeod sent back to Fort Worth farm club in the C H L.
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Fourth rated Tiger cagers face Washington Huskies clash
Fremont Oak lands Tigers travel to Washington High for a 4 30 p m non league game as Dublin and Newark also host 8 30 p m contests In Bay Area prep hoops Dublin led by Brian May and Larry Roberson aims to rebound from injuries while Fremont relies on Don Williams and Jesse McGattis to pace the Tigers Logan and Newark stocks feature strong guards and forwards in a busy open night schedule with Mission San Jose Irvington and local alumni games on tap Followed by more non league action Tuesday with Cubberley and Logan alumni dates.
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Mission San Jose and Husky earn honorable mention ranks
Fremont Mission San Jose and Washington earned honorable mention berths in the first Top 15 Bay Area Prep Basketball Rankings by the South County Prep Writer's Association yesterday. Mission is 3 and the Huskies are 7 4, with several opponents in the rankings, including Liberty which already beat Mission earlier this year.
Brave grapplers edge Irvington JVs 47 24 on late pin
Brave maimen up Vike JV team defeated visiting Irvington JVs 47 to 24 in a tight match. Heavyweight Roco Miller pinned his opponent seconds into the bout to swing the score from a two point deficit to a three point Mission victory.
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Mission Valley Swim Team to Resume Practice Monday
Mission Valley Swim Team will resume practice Monday from 6 to 6 p.m. at the Mission San Jose High pool. Coach Cliff Sansot announced the schedule and invited new swimmers to contact him at 856-419 for a trial.
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Espinosa's pin gives Tykes win
In Mission Valley League junior varsity wrestling, Tony Espinosa pinned his opponent with ten seconds left to seal a 24-19 victory for the Tykes over James Logan Ponies. Logan's Bob Wiptti closed the gap with a 6 45 win in the 177 pound class, leaving Kennedy leading 19-16.
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Morales pins JFK to seal 26 21 win in league opener
In Mission Valley wrestling action James Logan beats John F. Kennedy 26 21 as Tim Morales edges Tim Sullivan in a heavyweight thriller. Logan leads 23 21 entering final bout. Morales' late takedown and escape clinch the win for the Colts. Coach Camilleri hails the clutch performance.
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MVAL mat standings show tense meet with Kennedy edge
In a tight MVAL wrestling dual, Lagan built a 17-5 lead before Logan rallied. Pruneda won at 129, Galaria pinned for JFK, Borges and Ja cinto traded pins and decisions, Martinez and Anderson won for JFK, with Jeffries scoring a key first-round pin at 199 and Eichler edging Morales as the score moved to 23-21.
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Mission San Jose Wrestlers Defeat Irvington 26 20
Mission San Jose defeats Irvington 26 20 as Nishiguchi pins Queen in 1 29 of the third, securing the lead after Estrada won at 175 pounds. Irvington, coached by Mike Cowan, fought back from behind with wins from Mansfield and others, but Mission pulled away after Espinosa and Montanez wins. The Warriors move to 2-0 against Irvington in league action.
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Celts win lead in slo break as Newark risks
Joe Farias sinks a late free throw to lift the Celtics 32-31 over Motors in Newark High league play, moving them to 30 0 and undefeated atop the loop while Motors falls from first. The Oaks drop to second after a 61-28 Royals win led by Dave Scanlon's 24 points. Has Beens beat Lakers 31-27 for first win. Lakers drop to 9-3.
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Ohlone Wrestlers Enter Eight at Cal Poly Tourney
Ohlone College sends eight wrestlers to the Cal Poly Wrestling Tournament with preliminary rounds tonight and finals tomorrow. Last year’s fourth-place finishers Monte Hobbs and Ron Rapp return in 167 and 158 divisions, joined by Juan Escamelia 118, John Sals 123, John Valdes 134, Gordon Emde 143, Bill Cline 150 and Steve Salis 177.
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