Alumni Teams Set for Weekend Prep Basketball Showdowns
Logan alumni clash tonight at 7 p.m. featuring Mark Fish and Dan McGlinchy in Union City. Irvington alumni meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. with top scorers Keith Whalen and Art Alfare highlighting the postgrad tilt. Santa Clara prep hosts tough battles as Mission, Washington, and SC vie for bragging rights in a volatile Bay Area night.
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James Logan
Irvington
Beter
Logan
Tivington
Dave Garcia
Union City
Garcia
Mark Fish
Stan Garrett
Mark Keller
Dan McGlinchy
Jack Lloyd
Mike Evett
Alan Shull
Fred Garcia
Ohlone
Bosque Brothers
Gary
Steve
Don Fairbanks
Sun
Colt Varsity
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Mission By CRAIG SMITHSON
Fremont Bill Bright of Mission San Jose stole the show as the Warriors edged Washington High 21-20 in the league opener. Bright rose from a late deficit, earning a hero’s mantle in a dramatic heavyweight bout that decided the meet.
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Craig Smithson
Fremont
Bill Bright
Mission San .Jose
Galaxy of
Warriors
Washington High
Bright Edges Past Duncan In Clutch Mission Match
In a tense wrestling bout at MSJ Gymnasium, Bright narrowly defeated Duncan after an exhausting final round, preserving Mission’s 18-17 lead before John Morris widened the gap. Rich Swift and Morris also secured key wins as Washington edged Mission 21-17 in the varsity clash, while the junior varsity prevailed 41-22.
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MSJ
Duncan
Bright
Mission
John Morris
Bob Baptista
Mark Fernandez
Washington
Swift
Morris
Tillman
H. Tillman
Bold di Falencia
MSI
Hallon
ATE Meany
behs—Pennelly
Arerangtai
Takeo
Dawe
Dencan Wald
LeBreen
Hembsolen
Arardan
Somor
Ferrea
Haers CW
Wely
Mach
Ineatvano
Nivergoent
Grew
Fernander
Brown
Kennedy rides to wrestling win over Irvington 32 14
Kennedy High School topped Irvington 32 14 as Craig Kirkland pinned Bob Besech in the 103 pound class. Irvington won two weight classes with Mark Sal Haney and Henry Teodoso securing 114 and 122 pounds. Dave Gallia of Irvington won at 128 and Dave Bell pinned Ron Branzuella at 193. Kennedy hosts the John Kennedy Invitational Saturday with Irvington attending and travels to Hayward High for the Bay Area Invitational on January 17.
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Fremont
John F. Kennedy
Irvington ‘High Schials
Mission Valley Athletic League
Titans
Titan
Craig Kirkland
Kennedy
Vikes
Bob Besech
Gordon Emde
Bil Cline
Brad Anderson
Anderson
Irvington
Dave Bell
Ron Branzuella
Kennery
Fred Kalal
John
Miller
Kirkland
JFK
WSC
JPK
Besech
Moderious
Conus
Gallia
D. Bo. Borges
Treving
UPA
Felers
Villaseno
MVAL opening romp Knights outwrestle Logan 35 18
Newark wins Mission Valley Athletic opener over James Logan 35 18 as Knights secure four pins. Newark takes early 13 10 lead after five matches with Gil Padilla earning a late two point reversal over Doug Wilson in the 95 pound bout and Jody Perry pinning in 103 pounds to finish early.
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AL Francis
Newark
James Logan
Knights
Colts
Sion
Gil Padilla
Doug Wilson
Jody Perry
Art Flores
Flores
Logan
Frank Santos
Daryle Galaise
Mark Dutrin
Ray Hernandez
Don Armstrong
The
Colts and Titans clash as Mission Valley soccer resumes
James Logan High’s Colts hold a 3-0 league mark led by Allan Hernandez while host Kennedy sits 0-2 as Mission Valley play returns after Christmas. Newark and Washington also feature in the slate with Irvington chasing a win, and prowl for a strong finish in the league.
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James Logan High
Booters
Jim Pfenning
Colts
John F. Kennedy
Newark
Washington
Mission San Jose
Irvington
Mission Valley Athletic League
Logan
Volts
Titans of
Darryl Talken
Huskies
Celts
Allan Hernandez
Tidans
MVAL
JFK
Ohlone
Grapplers
Cal Poly
Mission
Kennedy
Ohlone Hosts Cabrillo In Coast Conference Opener At MSJ
Ohlone College opens its home Coast Conference basketball season by hosting Cabrillo in the Mission San Jose High gym at 8 p.m. Both teams seek their first league win after Cabrillo’s 97 74 loss to Gavilan and Ohlone’s 73 2 defeat to Monterey.
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Ohlone College
Cabrillo
Mission San Jose High
Gavilan
Ohloe
Monterey
Silent Screen tops Experimental Handicap at 128 pounds
New York racing notes that Silent Screen, winner of five of six races in 1969 with one second, has been assigned high weight of 128 pounds for the 1970 Experimental Handicap announced Thursday.
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New York
UPI
Elberon Farin
Pistol Pete Aiming At NBA Scoring Mark
Pistol Pete Maravich of LSU leads major college scoring for 20 straight weeks needing 10.5 points a game to surpass Oscar Robertson’s 2473 career total. Weekly NCAA stats show Maravich at 47.3 ppg over 11 games, with Austin Carr and Dan Issel among leaders. UCLA tops team scoring at 100.3 ppg in eight games.
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UPI
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State University
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Maravich
Tubnerup
Austin Carr
Notre Dame
Carr
UCLA
Jacksonville
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