Mission San Jose Warriors Face Gridley in Invitational
Mission San Jose High meets Gridley in the Gridley Invitational Basketball Tournament. Warriors rely on front line led by Rompel, Chappell, and Vaneusen to power scoring and rebounding while Gridley counters with Parker and outside guards Reynolds and Walton. Tournament action includes Fremont Oakland Elisan Pittsburg El Camino and Berkeley John F Kennedy with The Argus providing on scene coverage by Ken Richardson.
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Grebley
Mission San Jose Warriors
Wligh
Wall
Ion
Gridley Center
Aldo Anderson
Anderson
Warriors
Dave Rompe
Dave Chappell
Mike Haskell
Spaff
Chappell
Robin Vaneusen
Rompel
Mission
Ed Parker
Bulldogs
Mark Re‘iting
Gridley
Resuchting
Reynolds
Doug Walton
Fremont High School
Oakland
Elisan
Stockton
Pittsburg High
el Camino High
Berkeley
John F. Kennedy High
Richmond
Mission San Jose High
The
Argus
Ken Richardson
Returnees bolster Husky nine
Washington baseball returns four starters from last season’s Mission Valley Athletic League champions, led by Mike Jacinto Frank Fadenna Dennis Eckersley and Sonny Roeber. Newcomers from the fres soph squad plus bolstered defense and pitching, including Bob Wood and John Woodcock, aim to offset graduation losses as the Huskies open at Pacific.
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Lightfoot
Jacinto
RBI
Fadenna
Eckersley
East Bay
Roeber
TCC
Washington
Arnie Castro
Bob Wood
Carl Holquin
Lions Clubs tourney set with 46 teams in San Jose
Fremont area prep baseball opens Lions Clubs of Santa Clara County annual tourney in San Jose with 46 teams. Action starts April 3 at San Jose City College and Santa Clara venues, featuring Wilcox vs John F. Kennedy and Newark-Sunnyvale, Mission-Ayer, Irvington, Piedmont Hills, Santa Clara, James Logan and Branham among contenders. Finals scheduled April 7 at San Jose Municipal Stadium with 3 p.m. consolation and 5:30 p.m. third-place games ahead of the 8 p.m. title.
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Fremont
Lions Clubs
Santa Clara County
San Jose
Wilcox High
John F. Kennedy
San Jose City College
Newark-Sunnyvale
Mission-Ayer
Newark
Sunnyvale
Jets
Spartan I
San Jose State
Mission San Jose
Samuel Ayer
Central Park
Santa Clara
Irvington
Piedmont Hills
Santa Clara High School
Washington
James Logan
Branham
Sparton II
San Jose Municipal Stadium
Trapp Captures PCAA MVP Title For Second Year
George Trapp of Cal State Long Beach was named Pacific Coast Athletic Association most valuable player for the second straight season. The 6 foot 8, 215 pound senior and brother of San Diego Rockets guard John Trapp was also among Cal State Long Beach players named to the league's six man all star team chosen by the coaches.
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Los Angeles
George Trapp
Cal State Long Beach
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Trapp
Ffoot
San Diego Rockets
John Trapp
49Ers
Fremont girls track opens in Mission Valley League schedule
The Fremont Girls Athletic Assn track meet opens today with Irvington at Newark Mission San Jose at James Logan and John F Kennedy at Washington. Washington Logan and Irvington seek second round basketball wins on the same day on the same schedule Rochelle Frost of Washington led scorers with 19 points in an overtime win over Newark earlier.
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Fremont — Girls Athletic Assn
Mission Valley Athletic League
Irvington
Newark
Mission San Jose
James Logan
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Logan
Rochelle Frost
Viking girls edge MSJ in overtime thriller
Irvington opened for both semis guiding the team in an overtime win over Mission San Jose. Huan and Hal Henderson led the winners with key points as Jeneva Meads paced MS with 19 points. Mary Macut added nine for Mission.
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Fremont
Irvington
Huan
Hal Henderson
Jeneva Mes
Mary Macut
Mission
Rochelle Paces Musky Girls in Newark Opener
Rochelle led Musky girls to a strong Newark opener as Jane Vinkerman added a late spark for Newark. Helen Tait scored eight for WHS while Judy Victory contributed six for Newark, closely matched by Washington.
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Jane Vinkerman
Neweark
Helen Tait
WHS
Judy Victorty
Newark
Anita Humphrey leads Colt win in Kenendy opener
Anita Humphrey scoring 14 points sparked Fremont’s Colts past Kennedy 62-32 in the Girls Athletic Association basketball opener. Cullen Byrne added 13 for the Colts while Cally Johnson and Cecil Lee led Kennedy with 13 each in a broader varsity win scene. Kennedy also won the B game 17-12.
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Cullen Byrne
Colts
Cally Johnson
Cecil Lee
Kennedy
Lagan
Newark Optimists extend Prep of the Week into spring
The Argus and Newark Optimists extend the MVAL Prep of the Week from league play into the spring season with weekly honors during both league and non league games. Optimists president Bob Armstrong notes strong support and plans a spring awards banquet and larger venue feasibility study.
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The
Argus
Bob Armstrong
Huskies dominate All-MVAL JV wrestling team
Washington High led with six selections on the undefeated WHS JV squad in the All Mission Valley Athletic League. multiple schools placed wrestlers on the all league team, including Irvington Mission James Logan Newark and others. The list highlights undefeated grapplers like Dennis Lebreton and Steve Cook plus 100 wrestlers on the all league roster.
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Jerry Roe
Mission
Craig Ussery
Irvington
Marshall
Deadder
Jessie Flores
James Logan
Gridley Chamber Promotes Town Image Amid Confusion
A Gridley Chamber of Commerce effort to spotlight the Jutte farming community runs into telephone miscommunication with Gridley High School. A caller quotes the exchange showing the school’s identity as the town’s sole high school, highlighting local pride and a hint of humor.
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Gridley Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Saited Board
Gratley
Gridley High
Gridley Highs Battle In Rural Basketball Tourney
From Mexander Graham Well to Gridley Valley the tournament unfolds with classic farming towns like Stariville Paraglise Bangor and Therma tity backing a long running 19 year event. Coaches Aldo Anderson and Mark Reuschling praise a field featuring Diablo Valley Oakland Alameda MLS teams and Edison. The piece recalls Rough and Ready hometown lore and historic Civil War era tensions as context for a community basketball showcase.
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Mexander Graham
America
Rug
Diablo Valley Athletic League
Oakland Athletic League
Alameda County Athletic League
el Caming
Sacramento
Edison
Stockton
MLS
Aldo Anderson
Gridley
Mark Reuschling
Mission
Rough and Ready
Grasa Valley
Rough and ‘Ready
MVAL
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Wal Medeiros
John Woodcock
Mickey Alexander
Irvington High
Vikings
Huskies
Pacific
Sonny Roeber Oe
Powers
Dennis Eckersley
TOC
Pra Fudemna
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Viking Girls
Rochelle
Anita
Newark Optimists
Keith Daveline
Lopez
Gary Grubb
Bruce Begin
Rocco Multen
Stave Cok
Dennis Lebreton
Vr Rotten
Dessie Flores
Keith Davebine
Mike Maggerty
Bob Wiph
Elise
Tom ‘Scroggins
Steve
Andgery Groh
IHS
MSJ
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Jessin
Stariville
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Paraglise
Bangor
Thermatity
Featherville
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