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Copley News
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1977
Page
6
Dorsett's escape from Aliquippa to Heisman and Cowboys
The Aliquippa native Tony Dorsett rises from a steel town to win the Heisman Trophy and sign with the Dallas Cowboys for about 1.1 million dollars. He recalls humble roots, a father who warned against the mill, and a drive to excel at Pittsburgh before reaching NFL stardom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliquippa
Pittsburgh
Beaver Falls
Joe Namath
Jones and Laughlin
Tony Dorsett
Ile
Walle
Tex
Dorsett
Tony
Dallas Cowboys
Rupp urges 1982 cage finals in Lexington
Former Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp urged moving the 1982 NCAA basketball finals to Lexington saying basketball is a disease there. He spoke to a Kentucky delegation and NCR tournament committee as New Orleans hosted the events and spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupp
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Adolph
Kentucky
Gav
Julian Carroll
Moon Eee
New Orleans
Madison Square Garden
Fremont Coast to Semis in Babe Ruth Tourney Upset Bid
In a mixed rain of hits and strong pitching, Fremont moved into the semi finals of the whiners bracket with a 20 run win over Diablo Valley. Livermore and Hayward American advanced to the quarterfinals as Castro Valley and Diablo Valley fight for a losers bracket spot. Castro Valley led Pleasanton 10-0 in five innings before the game was called. Fremont pitcher Steve Morhenke struck out 10 over the final relief to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Hayward
Acean
Livermore
American High
Castro Valley
Diablo Valley
American Advancig
Vapre Beach
Pleasanton
Diab Yelley
Hayward National
Diabl Valley
Epina John Sep Sind
Haha Naley
Abrego
Brown
Fremont Min
Aone
Steve Morhenke
Diab Valley
Cary Richartson
Seth
Morhenke
Ted Padden
Dave Schmidt
Margi
Bob Ralston
Mark Warren
Dave Lavin
Dan Haker
Warren
Lavin
Baker
RBI
Tort Pearson
Dublin
Pearson
Jorge Garrett
Bill Kayes
Pat Jensen
Hayward Wational
Wice
McVein finds new home in Oregon after Bay Area basketball run
Joe McVein, former Mission San Jose High and Ohlone standout, moves to Oregon with his family after a year at Linn Benton Junior College. He recalls drought in the West, explains choosing Oregon for college and nonresident aid, plans to try out for Oregon College of Education and coach locally, and discusses setting up a youth basketball camp in Fremont before heading north.
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Tony
Aliquippa
Dorsett
J&l
Thorm
Dorsitt
Hill
Jonny Majors
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Steve Tadevigh
Fremont
Joe McVein
Oregon
VicNevin
MacVein
Mission San Jose High
Linn Benton Junior College
Joe
McVein
Bay Area
Dregan
Hic
San Jose State
Mae
Warwick Elementary School
Oregon College of Education
Abe
Ton Rickard
Ohlone
Rickard
Hl Carp
Quakes edge Kicks in playoff push amid hex by Hewitt
San Jose goalkeeper Mike Hewitt posted his fifth shutout as the Earthquakes beat Minnesota 1-0 to move from last to third in NASL Southern Division. San Jose hits the road for two on the East Coast facing Ft Lauderdale Strikers, with key injuries limiting options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Jose
Mike Hewitt
Minnesota
Hewitt
San Jose Re
Quakes
Las Vegas
Earthquakes
Quicksilvers
Ft. ‘Lauderdale Strikers
Strikers
New York Cosmos
Geo Nachoff
NASL
Ft. Laxterdale
Toron Cordon Barks
England
Nets
San Jose Pets
Washington
K Stadium
John Carbeau
Hewitt Didn’t Allow Hisyessia
Portland
Spartan Stadium
Vegas
Ust
Necticut
Vancouver
Rochester
Frake
Los Angeles
Dallas
Tony Simoes
Leroy DeLeon
Mark Demling
Hija Mitic
Mitic
Hame
DeLeon
Cards Giants advance in Senior TOC with strong bench power
In a Senior Tournament of Champions round, the Centerville National Cards and Newark National Giants pulled bench depth to win 7-0 and 7-0 respectively. Newark edged Niles-Corderville in a wild 11-hit affair, while Centerville dashed Livermore American with a multi-run third inning and solid pitching.
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Centerville National Cards
Newark National Giants
Geecoe
Poyterme
Lin
Pleasanton Na
Newark National
Giants
Niles-Centerville Mets
Dublin Valley
Taverars American
Peer Okba
Kay
San Ramod
Livermore American
Cat
Cares
Nelson Ences
Wallis
Exterler Bate
Tony Brown
Mark Garcia
Meel
Lofton
Saxth
Cames
Wayne Russell
Livermore
Thompson
Mike Hiles
Pierce Tad Toa
Gingheg
AouAo
David Heuer
Niles-Corderville
Heuer
Mystery investor backs out as Racers forgo NHL bid
The Indianapolis Racers will likely not apply for NHL membership after a prospective major investor with millions pulled away. Officials said no other funding could cover a 1 million dollar entry fee and existing debts, while IN Bank counsel David Givens noted failed ownership and ISN asset takeover. The denial ends hopes of moving from WHA to NHL this season.
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Indianapolis
UPL
Indianaporls Racers
WHA
National Hockey League
NHI
David Givens
Indiana National Bank
Zor
World Key Association
Jacques' HRs Push Duplex To District Semis
Jacques slugged two homers a triple and a single driving in five as Duplex beat Turk Island 9 0 to advance to the District 45 Senior TOC semifinals. Cervantes added a four hit effort with eight strikeouts as Union City built a big early lead and held on for the win at Rancho Arroyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Duplex
Steve Jacques
Pele Cervantes
TOC
Jacques
Cervantez
Turk I Athletics
Coe
al Rancho Arroyo
David Valle
Union City
Tassive
Valle
Lary Boen
Ude
Wren
Ash Kevin Mulvey
Turk Island
Mil
Rancho Arroyo
Sewior
Garwanter
Jaccuts
Gunty
Ater
Jotun
Auch
Jecques
Rockies owner to keep team amid sale rumors
Colorado Rockies owner Jack Vickers says he has received three offers to sell the team after a loss in his first NL season but intends to keep it. He dismisses talks of an Edmonton NHL merger and notes interest from back East, though no sale yet.
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Benver
UPI
Colorado Rockies
Jack Vickers
Mend
Jane
Eife
Agai
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