Fremont High’s Night Sports Era Began in 1947
The account recalls Washington High’s 1937 bleachers and 1947 lighting, marking a milestone in Fremont area sports. It notes the community unity centered on Washington High, a 700 student body, and mentions Judson Taylor slated to become a principal and staff moves within Fremont Unified School District.
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Ihen
Bremont
Washington High
Huskies
Washington Township
Fremont
Washington High Ig
Judson Taylor
Wil
Villon City
James. Logan High
Silva
Fremont Unified School District
Bleachers Built With Federal Aid For Husky Field
The 2.23 seat stadium and nearby Washington era projects were funded by federal programs including the Works Progress Administration and the Public Works Administration. They supplied labor and funds while Washington's bus garage and Huskies baseball field bleachers were built.
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Works Progress Administratives
Public Works Administration
Washington
Huskies
Toronto Blanks Gates and Upsets Scoreless Start
A torn fragment summarizes Toronto and Gates in a 2-0 United Soccer Association match at Kezar Stadium with penalties by Joe Davis and Peter Cormack. The report notes Vancouver and Toronto tied Toronto’s offense as Ernie Hunt and Dave Burnside contributed goals. Text also mentions aging stadiums and bleacher removals.
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San Francisco
Huskies
Lang
Golden Cates
Taylor
Gales
Toronto
Santa Clara High
Los Gatos High
Vancouver
United Soccer Association
Kezar Stadium
Joe Davis
Peter’ Cormack
Ernie Hunt
Dave Burnside
Cleveland
Newark TV Nine Wins Ath In Row
Newark TV maintained its edge on C.F. Supply in the Sunday Matinee Softball Leagues yesterday as it topped Rusty Shutter 7 to 1. CP Supply defeated UAW Hawks 5 to 2, with Newark TV’s four run first inning and strong pitching guiding a 4 hit effort by George Pac a, Rick Rodriguez and Sam Ruskin.
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Newark
Newark TV
C.F. Supply
George Paca
Rick Rodriguez
Sam Ruskin
Bob Dewyer
Joe Carraques
P. Supply
Ula.w
C.P. Supply
Karras Considers Retirement After Shutter Loss
Detroit sources report tackle Alex Karras, a four time All-Pro, said he is very seriously contemplating retirement from pro football. He cited that a profitable product venture and other business interests are taking up most of his time, as his team hung to a 7-1 skid and extended their losing streak to four straight.
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Detroit
Icop
Csion
Alex
P- Supply
Pee
Karras
Hawks
Connie Mack Opener Sears Newark Nine Blanked 3 0
Newark Farms defeats Sears Newark 3 0 in Connie Mack League opener at James Kenney Field. Fragus pitched five innings for Newark, yielding nine hits but limited scoring opportunities. Hustead scored Newark’s first run. Fragus finished with a strong ten batter, two walks allowed. Next Saturday Newark hosts Pleasant Hill in Newark High tilt with Hedgecock expected to start.
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Ihby
Connie — Mack League
Hasledd’s Towing
James Kenney
Hnstead’s
Avid
Sears- Newark Farms
Hick
Tom
Lunceford
Harvey _Halderfield
Dave Avilla
Hatterfield
Tom Scherr
Newark
Nivne
F . Hustead
Fragus
Faun ‘Wong
Steve Allen
David Chi
Wong
Mike Jarpins
Seatis- Newark Farms
Pleasant Hill
Baseball_ Association
Newark High
Jim Hedgecock
Hill Baseball Association schedule and standings update
Yesterday results from Newark area leagues show Hill Baseball Association games and upcoming matches. Teams like Meagan s Horses, Rah Really, and Alameda Athletic Association appear with fixtures against Wes Sears Newark Fermi and others. Several matchups listed include Meagan s Horses vs Rah Really and Alameda Athletic Association vs Mea dow s Homes with multiple venues noted.
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Hnstead
Wes Searhensark Farms
Alamisa Athletic"Association
World Airway
Buc
Frank Waace
tMeaianion Hill Baseball Associaton
Avi
Meagan
Rah
Raied Aw
Kaaentog Hill Baseball Association
Wes Sears
Newark Fermi
Hewark High
Mueads Toning
E Bercavich
Bochrod No
Alameda Athletic Association
Meadow
Cerrita Wisle
Lou Frank Realty
Wor
Alrwaye Bye
Arsedar Fain Realty
NAACP
Ab Sushered
Tong Paces NTC in Hayward Meet
Newark High freshman Bill Tong won gold in the Junior Olympics triple jump at Cal State Hayward, with a 145 leap in the 14-15 division and a silver in the long jump. Teammate Jim Smith earned bronze in the 100 yard dash, while Don Syer of MacGregor won silver in shot put for ages 12-13.
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Hayward
Bill Tong
Newark High
Cal State
Wayward
Newark ‘Jack Club
Yong
Tong
Jim Smith
Newark Track Club
MacGregor School
Don Syer
Syer
Stevens Still Champ After Notable Relay and Hurdles
Newark's 16 17 year old 440 yard relay team placed second with 247.9 clocking behind Ken Green Jim Speir Mike Mullins and Vic Agpalo. Agpalo also finished out of the running in three individual events despite strong efforts including 16.1 in the 120 high hurdles and 21.6 in the 180 low hurdles.
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Newark
Ken San Francisco
Ray Green
Jim Speir
Mike Mullins
Vic Agpalo
Stevens
United Us. States
Agpalo
Ernie Ladd Satyr
Cow Palace
Jong
Pepper Gomez
Dave Peterson
Newark High Junner
Pedro Morales
Cyclone
Negro
Logan Beats Sunset On Bogue 4-Hitter
James Logan High edged Sunset High 42 yesterday in a Diamond Athletic League opener at Tennyson High. Logan led 4-2 in the seventh as Rich Ontiveros and Rudy Sandoval drew walks and Mark Fish scored on a Conley triple, with Gary Bogue tossing four hits and nine strikeouts for the win. Next game vs San Lorenzo at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Tennyson.
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Hayward
James Logan
Sunset High
Harting
Gary
Bogue
Tennyson High
Canton
Logan
Rich Ontiveros
Rudy Sandoval
Ontiveros
Saridaval
Mark Fish
Wingle
Thes
Mack Conley
San Lorenzo
Tennyson Tigh
Diamond Athletic League
Aguilar spins second straight no hitter in Newark league
Aguilar pitched a second consecutive no hitter in Newark National Little League action, guiding Police Reserve to an 8-1 victory over Newark Merchants. Other Saturday results include Invex tory Services edging Campbell Chain 3-2 and American For est Products defeating Taster Johnson-Webster 6-? as Mike Carlson homered. several other tight games and no-hitters are noted across Fremont and Mission San Jose divisions with notable pitchers DeMars, McNulty, and Miller contributing.
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Bob Aguilar
Police Reserve
Newark
Mike
Carlson
Fremont National
Lam
1701
A.M
ITV
Fremont Center
Greg’ MecNulty
McNulty
Mike Boyer
Centerville National
Frémont Auto Desiers
Swenson
Glenmoor
Boyer
Navy & Walk
Anterville
Besco Homes
Don
Foster
Dave DeMars
DeMars
Do 'S
Jim Bauer
Steve Miller
Mission Ranch “Merchants
I.0.m
Mission San Jose National
Miller
Ken Evans
BM. Miller
Newark American
Garnett Houghton
Lido Shell
Varela
Rively
Ciap
Saar
DIFP
Cardin Te
Bicker
Baltes Xikh
Turner
House C
Cards Win Pony Tilts In Newark League Opener
Orangeburg Manufacturing used a two run burst in the top of the seventh to break a 4 4 deadlock and post a 6 4 victory over Silvey Transport in Newark Junior League Pony Division action. The Cardinals built a 6 0 lead with a six run second inning before finishing with a 6 4 win over Newark Square. Orangeburg rallied to break a 1 1 tie with three runs in the fourth and claimed the opening day verdict.
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Orangeburg
Varwig
IL Red
Newark
Orangeburg Manufacturing
Silvey Transport
Cardinals
Newark Square
Pony Elvision
French galnet queen Paris dethrones Turner in French tennis
Françoise Durr became the first French woman in 20 years to win the French championships by defeating Lesley Turner 4-6. Turner had won the title in 1963 and 1965, ending an Australian sweep. In men's singles Roy Emerson defeated Tony Roche, while Howie and John Newcombe beat Emerson and Fletcher 16-3, 97 and 12-10 in doubles.
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Paris
UPI
France
Francoise Durr
Sunday
Australia
Lesley Turner
Roy Emerson
Tony Roche
Howie
John Newcombe
Andrew Fletcher
Hong
Lido Shell and St. Edward's Meet to Extend Lob Ball Wins
Lido Shell and St. Edward's, each undefeated, seek to extend their lob ball win streaks as Newark Recreation Dept schedules a week of action. The week features Sh. Edwards versus Speetes and Udo Pipza games, with fixtures on Tuesday and Wednesday in the league standings.
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Lido Shell
St. Edward’s
sLido Shell
St. Edward's
Newark Recreation Dept
NHL Expansion begins as six teams enter league
The NHL opens three days of meetings in Montreal with an expansion draft to create six new teams. Present clubs guard protected players as 18 are selected, while the six existing franchises keep core rosters. Draft order will be drawn from a Stanley Cup cap with protections and a pension meeting among agenda items.
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FMC
Blues
California Seals
Sido Shell
Angeles
Kings
Pittsburgh
Penil
Guns
Minnesota
NHL
Brooklyn
Yealies
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
Itay Aitles
Clarence Campbell
Ayers
Board of Governors
Italian Wins Monza Race Despite Pittard Burns
Giancarlo Baghetti won the Monza formula three event driving a Branca. British racer Bobby Pittard suffered severe burns when his Lola burst into flames at the start of the final heat, escaping by steering to the track edge before collapsing. Pittard was transported to Monza hospital where doctors performed a tracheotomy and ongoing treatment for extensive burns.
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Monza
Italy
UPI
Giancarlo Baghetti
Boby Pittard
Great Britain
Pittard
Isle’ of Jersey
Lola
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