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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1975
Page
8
Mission San Jose High stays unbeaten in the MVAL at 4-0 after a 39-17 home victory over John F. Kennedy. James Logan beat Newark 218, Irvington overwhelmed Memorial 656, and American edged Washington 29-25 as other wrestling actions unfolded.
Oakland relied on three quarterbacks among 12 selections in the 1975 draft, adding Nebraska All American David Numm and Richmond's Ralph among others. The Raiders traded picks to Baltimore and San Diego, while plans include using Hamm and Knight as quarterbacks and Doyle as a safety.
Fremont game saw Frank Gygax score 18 for Barnaby's while Doug Ward had 0 as the Dribblers fell 33-34. Groeniger and Co stopped UCAC 41-31, P and R Sporting Goods beat the Old Men 42-29 to share first with Barnaby's.
Bay Area anglers report slow action with occasional sturgeon drums and bass on partyboats. In Crockett resin Bakker notes few bites, while Berkeley Pier bass runs are fair to slow with many half limits. Tide and weather shifts affect catches. perch and occasional flounder provide sport, and lings remain plentiful though large reds dominate.
Lou Guida of Harry Ells High Richmond and Ed Hall of De La Salle Concord named co coaches for Contra Costa All Stars in annual game versus Alameda County at Tak Pudenna Field Rug. United Cerebral Palsy of the two counties benefits from the event. Hall, a 33 year old San Francisco native and Sacred Heart High grad, is De La Salle’s long time football coach since 1971. Guida led Ells to Alameda County Athletic League title and an 84-2 season mark including a 26-4 Turkey Bowl win over Berkeley.
Tak organized $150000 in donated labor and materials to assemble a stadium beside Washington High. Banks, seating, and lights were funded or donated by Sehnol district and San Jose Steel, with Tak and his son doing most excavating. The project earned the nickname Fadenna field, though Tak resisted photos, staying busy moving dirt on the bulldozer.
On Oct UL 5972 the stadium lights first shone though Gul Tak was killed in a freak accident days earlier. Washington High's Jim Ingram and others rallied to finish the project for community use and to raise funds for T hope. Tak’s name endures as a tribute to a community effort and lasting impact.
One year ago Garry Unger scored a hat trick as the Blues beat the Seals 64. Rick Barry, 40 points, helped Golden State top the Hawks. Jebs Menlo beat Ohlone 56-45. Five years ago JFK highs won 77-61 as Alfaro led with 21. San Francisco Warriors beat Phoenix 125-116 under new coach Attes. Seven years ago Raiders drafted Eldridge Dickey, Ken Stabler, Art Shell and Charley Smith. Ron Yary was first overall in the draft.
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