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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1971
Page
6
Union City Soccer Club overwhelmed Albany 11-0 after a scoreless first half as Rudy Ramos scored four times, Ismael Lemus three, Louis Negrete two, and Raul Vera and Isaias Madrigal one each. Fremont Rangers lost 3-0 to St Bernard's Oakland.
California State freshman Bill Malley fired a two under par 70 at Hayward Golf Course to win the Hayward City Golf Tour Championship by six strokes over defending champion John Adams from San Jose State. Malley’s 54-hole total reached 207 nine under par, with birdies on Nos. 1 5 14 15 and 17 and bogeys at Nos. 4 and 10. Adams shot 72 to finish second. Mazion faded to 78 for a tie for ninth. Malley becomes the Hayward City title’s youngest winner and received a $10 certificate.
Boston by UPI A 74 year old South Boston great grandmother win s a date with hockey player Derek Sanderson after a radio station contest. Mrs Mabel Hocking, a grandmother of 12 and eight great grandchildren, joked about her age and spent the day with Sanderson and his lawyer at his Boston apartment after winning in July.
Dave Christian of John F. Kennedy High School in Fremont is hailed as the standout athlete for the basketball season. Coach C D Van Deusen praises his scoring, playmaking, and defense while noting he captained the football team early in the year and excels in rebounds. He leads Kennedy with 21.7 points per game and 78 assists, with over 60 loose-ball recoveries, as the team sits 5-11.
Kennedy senior Dave Christian shows grit after breaking his arm near the right wrist sidelining him for football. He returns in four weeks and plays every minute for Kennedy basketball, drawing praise from coach Van Deusen who calls him one of the best players he has coached and a strong college prospect.
Ohlone College stages a home week with Coast Conference basketball at Irvington High, golf opening against DeAnza, and wrestling at Hopkins. The Renegades aim for a strong start as golf begins Thursday and basketball hosts Consumnes and Monterey midweek.
A weekend Kennedy Logan soccer clash displayed acrobatic moves with a Colt fake and a Kennedy player overrun while a Logan defender executed a solid block. The Colts host Washington Friday at 7:30 and Kennedy welcomes Irvington Friday at 3.
The Mission Valley Athletic League schedule tightens as finals pause activities. Wrestling on Thursday features James Logan at Mission San Jose, John F. Kennedy at Newark, and Irvington at Washington, all at 3:30 p.m. Friday brings soccer at 2:30 p.m. and a trio of basketball games beginning with freshman at 5:30, junior varsity at 7, and varsity at 8:20 as Washington hosts James Logan, Newark visits Mission San Jose, and Irvington plays John F. Kennedy.
Former Kansas star Jim Ryun made a relaxed return in the All American Games at San Francisco clocking 4:04.4 for the mile in his first competitive outing in 19 months. Al Feuerbach set a world indoor shot put mark of 68 feet 1 inch, while other events highlighted rapid times and a mix of veterans and rising stars across meets in Kansas City Philadelphia and elsewhere. Ryun plans to train in Eugene, aims for the 1972 Olympics, and speaks of maturity after years under pressure.
New York reports Rod Laver pursues a seventh consecutive victory in the Tennis Champions Classic at Madison Square Garden. Laver’s path includes a potential title sweep worth up to 170000, after a Detroit win over Ken Rosewall and a prior victory over Ashe.
BRIGHTON England UPI eight inch worm Toy Token Tom won the world's first worm race at the Brighton Tay Fair finishing in one minute seven seconds. Whippy Willy 1, five inches, was runner up by a worm's length with Creepy Crawler Tygles Squiggles and Yesman far behind. Willy II substituted for the earlier Willy, whose owner Chris Hudson 15 said the first Willy was terrifyingly fast but failed to finish.
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