Mission San Jose Fears Castlemont Clash in TOC Opener
Mission San Jose High basketball coach Aldo Anderson says Castlemont, 27 0 and top ranked in Northern California, poses the toughest test in the Tournament of Champions opener at the Oakland Coliseum. He would rather face Berkeley, noting Castlemont relies on press and is strong defensively, while Berkeley is the quickest team anticipated.
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Tice
Oakland Coliseum
Berkeley
Anderson
Yellowjackets
California
East Bay
Pioneer rank hopes higher in Far Western meet
Cal State Hayward's Pioneer swimming team, led by coach Dick Jochums, travels to Sacramento State to open the Far Western Conference championships with goals of near 100 points and chasing Humboldt, Chico State, and UC Davis for runner-up. Starters Benedick, Blue, Napoleon, Hutman, and Steubins headline a group already qualified for NCAA nationals. The article notes strong wrestling entries from local schools and Monty Hobbs of Ohlone aiming for NorCal glory and potential State Finals.
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Sacramento
Sacramento State
Dick Jochums
Cal State
Pioneers
U.C. Davis
Humboldt
Chico State
Davis
Chico
John Benedick
Ken Blue
Matthie Napoleon
Brian Hutman
Charlie Steubins
Cal -State
Oakland College
Rochester
Mich
Benedick
Dave Anderson
John Bennet
George Walters
Don Jarrell
Roger Akers
John Celbinson
Alex MacPhail
Mike Lapin
MVAL
Mission San Jose
Steve Towers
Ray Trask
Newark
San Jose College
Hobbs
NorCal
Pat English
Mike Hamilton
Ponder John Valdez
Ohlone nine plays at Hartnell today
Ohlone College opens its 1970 Coast Conference baseball campaign with a trip to Hartnell College to face the Panthers. Cliff Graves leads the Renegades in preseason notes, while Ron Roelling tops Ohone hitting. coach Jim Goodwin expects better play after rough early results. Weather and canceled meets affect local schedules as Renegades prepare for a doubleheader at Yuba tomorrow.
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Fremont
Ohlone College
Hartnel College
Panthers
Renegades
Cliff Graves
Oblone
Steve Faria
Wayne Sakuda
Ron Roelling
Ohlone
Sakuda
Roland Roelling
Steve Owens
Tom Trump
Trump
Jim Goodwin
Hartnell
Yuba
49Ers
Chisne
Mission Valley champs debut in 1970 bowl slate
The Mission Valley Athletic League opens 1970 play with Irvington baseball at Leigh High, Viks tennis at the Longhorns, and Mission San Jose swimming at Arroyo. Baseball, tennis, and swimming titles are on the line as John S. Kennedy meets Granada and Oakland Tech visits Washington in 3:20 to 3:30 p.m. starts.
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Craig Smithson
Fremont
Weatherman
Mission Valley Athletic League
Irvington
Leigh High
Carey William
Netters
Mission
Arroyo
John S’. Kennedy
Granada
Oakland Tech
Washington
San Leandro
James Logan
Logan
San Mateo
Moreau
Marina
Newark
Kennedy
Clayton Valley
Russ Watson
Vikings
Greg Frederick
Dennis Rego
Jeff Grossbeck
Jim Hummell
George Fisher
Dennis DeBarr
Titan
Ralph Holding
Bob Wood
Bob Silva
Mike Jacinto
Terry McCoy
Senga
Colts Fall as Moreau Swamps 15–1 Victory in Five
Moreau baseball pitchers walked seven Colt batters and allowed 16 bases on balls while the Mariners exploded for 15 runs on four hits. Logan plated a lone run in the second, then seven more in the fourth as Colts errors and wild pitches aided the onslaught before darkness ended the game after five innings.
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Sam Mateo
Auita
Mike Begget
Oliva
Moreau
John Negueciva
Jenny Krisman
Mariners
Logan
Colts
Tyo
Banger
Steve Forrest
Unclear historical note mentions several figures and teams
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Lenin Moreau Ragged Ales and Si lvier Bea E-Viiva with scattered references to games or plays. Mentions Arisman Udlimuea McHupl LONAsrpau and Winkur. Note includes vague timing like Thursday and possible sports context but lacks coherent action or outcome.
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Kamae
Ravatad
Silvier Bea
Knights Routed as O'Dowd Beats Newark 15 2 in Opener
Bishop O'Dowd defeated Newark-Oakland High 15 to 2 on the Dragons home field. O'Dowd rapped 13 hits to Newark’s five, building a 5 run burst in the fifth inning after an early lead, as Tex Teixeira homered to seal the win.
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Bruce Caldeira
Bishop O'Dowd
Don Garcia
Dragon
Ken Richardson
Oakland
Newark High
Catholic Athletic League
O’dowd
O'Dowd
Newarks
Knights
Dragons
Q'Dowd
Tex Teikeira
Jean Bill Price
Juan Garcia
Garcia
Anrther Newark
Teixeira
Huskies take win over Canyon in tennis clash
Washington High defeated Canyon 3-2 in Mission Valley Athletic League tennis at Canyon courts. Singles saw J Meyers and M Clough with wins for WA, while Canyon struggled in key sets. The match featured close games and notable lobs as WA emerged as a favorite in the league battle.
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Hayward
Washington High
Mission Valley Athletic League
HAAL
Canyon
Washington
J. Meyers
Merthed
Gieason
Santonsaigre
Nelvan Ricker
Irontown track stars excel in windy setback
Ironton chout team faced Mt Pies in a daily meet opener, with standout performances from sprinters Al Braundhorst and Mark Gat Ole. The squad claimed early first places in sprints and pole vault as Terry Hoffmann and others earned top finishes while Emgnt- iryington placed in several events.
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Ie Irrington
Supopthet
al Braundhorst
Ecemal Sl
Mark Gat
Ole
Terry
Foffman
Feld Vikinise SV
Tad Reena
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Chuck Markberg
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