Newark High Names Steve Klatt as New Head Coach
Steve Klatt, 29, is chosen to replace Les Davis at Newark High, taking the first head coaching post of his six years in coaching. He vows no promises of a winning season, stresses discipline and a team contract with players, and outlines a simplified offense with Marty Wall directing the offense and Klatt the defense as Newark aims to reestablish a winning tradition.
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Wilbur Jackson vows better season despite past fumbles
Wilbur Jackson rejects blame on coaching staff for 1975 woes and focuses on himself. He reflects on a strong 1974 rookie year, admits fumbling issues, and trains to protect the ball as he contends for 49ers starting fullback job alongside Delvin Williams.
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Newark Defense, Ebel pace Livermore clash in District 57
Newark rode a 12 hit attack and Doug Ebel to defeat Livermore 93 in Senior Tournament play. Ebel went distance, yielded six hits and 10 strikeouts with strong defense backing him up. Jim Allen and Mike Landro had key plays including an unassisted double play and sharp throws to hold rallies. Newark teammates Allen, Landro, Gerber and Ratfield each collected two hits as Landro drove in three runs. Fremont American was eliminated as Dublin Valley won 44.
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Newark American advances to District 57 Major final
Newark American wins 2-2 against Mission San Jose to reach today's championship at Pleasanton National Field. Steve Eckman Pat Best and Don Garcia drive key hits as Newark faces San Ramon Valley after their 8-5 comeback over Pleasanton American with six runs in the fifth. Eckman collects three hits and two RBIs. Boot adds two singles and an RBI.
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