Mission San Jose wins MVAL All-Sports Trophy title
Mission San Jose High captured the MVAL All-Sports Trophy with 226 points, edging Irvington's 192 as fall and winter and spring events produced strong showings. The year highlighted MSJ athletes across football, basketball, wrestling, swimming, baseball, track, and cross country with several players earning league honors and going on to major college programs.
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Cobb selects football star for Cincinnati Bengals
Marvin Sale, a versatile back who played both football and baseball at the University of Southern California, signed a contract with the Cincinnati Bengals as a first round draft choice. The defensive back led USC to a Rose Bowl winning season and ranked among the top players last year.
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Fremont Raceway hosts third season of Midgets and racing card
Bay Cities Racing Association midgets return to Fremont Raceway for a full eight-event program starting at 6 30 p m on Friday with Bob Morrow of San Jose leading the 40 car field. Morrow set fast qualifying times and seeks another Bayt Gilles title as several drivers from San Jose to Sacramento prepare Volkswagen and Sesco Chevrolet powered machines. Gates open at 6 p m with 3 000 seats sold at 3 50 for adults and free for children under six.
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Wimbledon picks mix as Connors Evert lead field
Connors and Evert headline Wimbledon entrants with Borg Vilas Nastase Ashe and Newcombe among seeds. Notable withdrawals include John Newcombe due to injury and Rod Laver after Las Vegas shows. Evert seeks repeat after defenses of Italian and French titles. Navratilova challenges from behind.
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Aztecs trade Velazquez as rookie eyes NASL impact
Los Angeles sent seven veterans and two future first rounds to San Antonio for Velazquez, UCLA star. The Mexican-born forward, 23, has played sparingly in five games, adjusting to pro soccer. Coach and teammates defend the trade while Velazquez aims to boost a 5-6 team midway through the NASL season, citing Vancouver as the West’s top club.
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Taylor Reaches Quarterfinals in World Championship Playoffs
In Columbus, Dave Taylor of Baltimore Maryland advances to the quarterfinals of the Professional Phaters Association World Championships after a sensational showing on the Central Lauision course. He sinks a decisive put on the 33rd hole, finishing among the top contenders.
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Cherry Pit Maintains Lead in tight contest
In Union City Cherry Pit held first despite a shaky start. Silver Dollar defeated Ton, with Ontiveros anchoring a strong two hit attack and six trips to the plate. Stockinen’s squad pressed but could not overtake the leaders as the game showcased tight defense and timely hitting.
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McNeil Upsets CORPUS CHRISTI at Nationals Tennis
Unranked Tim McNeil of San Jose State defeats top seed Victor Amaya in a UPI report from the 91st nationals. McNeil lost the first set 6 2 then won 7 4 and 6 2 as he overcame nerves and a misdraw, aided by late breaks to claim the victory.
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Newark Drops Doubleheader in Big League League Play
Newark won one game 57 to 57 and lost the other 86 to 86 in a doubleheader. Huerta had three hits and Jay Stegman tripled for Newark. Goris Rathel d homered for Newark in the second contest.
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Bryson Wins Class A Title at Fremont Raceway
ERAT Roy Bryson captured the Class A title at Fremont Raceway with Stow in action. Other winners included James Modrlegram in Class B, Brian Macemell in Class C, John Gazelli in Class, and Hal Van More ints Gass F.
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