Springer Emphasizes Value of Assistants in WHS Athletics
The World of athletics at WHS notes that a successful program relies on the coaching staff beyond the head coach. Back-up and assistant coaches provide fundamentals, training, and strategic support, often forming the backbone of a winning team.
Unsung Heroes: Springer’s Quiet Coaching Impact at Washington High
Bob Springer, longtime assistant coach at Washington High, shapes football and track talent. His work with distance runners like Mork and Grubbs alongside football stars such as quarterback Mike Jacinto maps success for the teams. Springer declined a two year college offer to keep developing Washington athletes.
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Round Table Edges Best Block 5 4 In Close Tilt
Round Table Pizza edged Best Block 5 to 4 as player performances stood out. Babe Ooo Roney led Round Table with a triple while John Hegenbach went 3 for 3 with two doubles for Best Block. Mike Kack collected two hits including a double helping Round Table secure the win.
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Round Table Pizza
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John Hegenbach
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Fremont bats dominate opener in 11 1 rout
Fremont senior Babe Ruth squad crushed Livermore 11 to 1 in the opener of a twin bill before losing the second game 0 to 1. Roelling went 4 for 5 with three runs driven in, McCoy and Solari each contributed two RBIs, Eckersly pitched well in the first game, and Livermore won the later contest with a sixth inning run supported by Dan Duke. Fremont's record moves to 7-5 ahead of Saturday’s date with Hayward and Sunday’s doubleheader versus Pleasanton at Amador High School.
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Livermore Ring
AlCosta
Roelling
Terry McCoy
Dennis Solari
McCoy
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Steve Sowa
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Souza
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Steve Foster
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Concrete edges Centerville to stay in Babe Ruth lead
Fremont Concrete Repair Service edged Centerville Lions 8 to 7 to retain first place in the Fremont Babe Ruth league. With three games left, Concrete holds a 9-4 record as Rogas and Shiva boost the win. Jim Aguadez drove in four Centerville runs in the late rally.
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Centerville Lions
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Joe Castro
Larry Straener
Danny Clorioso
Centerville
Record Striper Tagging Tops 16 000 With Goal 18 000
Outdoors report notes Fish and Game has tagged over 16 000 striped bass in the Delta Sacramento area this season and aims to reach 18 000 before the effort ends next week. About 14 000 were tagged last spring in the same region. Anglers are urged to return tags and provide catch details.
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Pat Quense
San Pablo
San Francisco Bays
Sacra- Mento-San Joaquin
Fish & Game
Dave
Allison wins fourth Riverside race in 1970 Winston 400
Bobby Allison of Hueytown Alabama captured his fourth straight NASCAR Grand National race, the Winston Golden State 400 at Riverside in 4 hours 17 minutes 5 seconds. He led 136 of 153 laps on the Riverside 2.62 mile road course in 105 degree heat, earning 14295 dollars. Ray Elder finished second in a 771 Dodge, Cecil Gordon third in a 69 Mercury, James Hylton fourth, Jerry Oliver fifth. Richard Petty blew an engine on lap eight and finished out of the top places.
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Riverside
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UPI
Bobby Allison
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Lake Oroville Bass Report Highlights Small Catch and Limited Species
Anglers criticize DF&G plantings planned for 1989 as not surviving. Most Oroville bass are small with three types common. The largest recorded largemouth is seven pounds. Florida bass have not yet established in Oroville. All the bass I caught were undersized.
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Oroville
Florida
Sandra Palmer Wins Heritage Ladies Golf Title
Southbury Conn UP I Sandra Palmer clinched the $25,000 Heritage tournament title with a 15-foot birdie putt on the final hole, edging Japan’s Chako Hitachi who finished eight under par at 211. Palmer weighed 144 pounds or less, and the final round featured a dramatic finish as Hitachi pressed the challenge.
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Southbury
Brawley's
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