MVAL winter athletes feted at annual awards night
Fremont hosts Mission Valley Athletic League winter awards honoring thirteen athletes for 17747 season. Recipients include Bill Campbell Bart Syatener Jack Vogel and Cole Miller among others. Honors cover Athlete of the Year in wrestling soccer and basketball with multiple sport recognitions announced at the ceremony.
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Fremont
Mission Valley
Baraat
Grawley
Bill Campbell
Bart Syatener
John F. Keeway
Bill Choate
Irvington Erestting
Jack Vogel
Kennedy
Kevin Fox i Mawark
Cory Jaril
Kennady
Blake Ties Il A
Mendes American
Frack Pederson
Prwets Teini
Mval Beta
Mval
Apoppin with Pops Art Welch Shines for Earthquakes
Art Welch, 31, star defender of the San Jose Earthquakes, endears fans with his all around play indoors and outdoors. Publicist Tom Mertens notes 6,500 season tickets sold for outdoor play at Spartan Stadium. Welch recalls his Jamaican roots, indoor learning curve, and belief US soccer will grow to support players financially within a few years. He credits Paul Childs for scoring help, highlights decisive indoor playoff wins, and discusses future prospects for American soccer development and junior programs in the Bay Area.
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Earthquakes
Tom Mertens
Spartan Stadium
San Jose
Prep Roundup: Rain Wipes Schedule Across Spring Events
Rain began just after 1 pm yesterday forcing a significantly shortened prep roundup. Organizers and coaches faced cancellations and reschedules as limited events proceeded amid wet field conditions and slippery tracks.
Mission San Jose Warriors Prep For Gridley Invitational
Aldo Anderson leads Mission San Jose High into the Gridley Invitational, aiming for a post season bid amid strong peers from Castro Valley El Cerrito and Pleasant Valley. The team, boosted by McVein's return and rotation plans, seeks to prove itself in a prestige laden Northern California tournament while juggling earlier league duties and prep schedules.
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Aldo Anderson
Mission San Jose High
Warriors
Mission
California
MVAL
John F. Kennedy
Pleasant Valley of
Chico
Anpm
Pleasant Valley
Lassen
Anders
Hayward Area
el Cerrito
MLS
Sai “McVein
Anderson
Tim Finkle
Getty Gustafson
Jeff Clifford
Glen Pellerin
MSJ
Gridley
NCS
Grand National Problems Darken Aintree Meet
London report notes ongoing talks with Aintree boss Hime since World War II as Grand National steeplechase faces difficulties. Also mentions Kevin Kirkman earning a medalist honor, a 20th win by Lorenzo’s golf team, and a busy sports schedule with multiple events across tennis, basketball, and golf.
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London
Liverpool
Aintree
Hime
Tina
Kevin Kirkman
DeAnea
Wile Ile Lowe
Newark
Knights
Hayward
Dougas
Amerhart
Skywest
Lemmon
Eagles
Djanta TM
Wewark Ig
Crouse
TOC opens with four games at Colseim Arena
The 1973 Tournament of Champions begins at Colseim Arena with four games. Amador faces Redwood at 4:30 pm, Berkeley meets Lincoln of San Francisco at 6, Bishop O'Dowd challenges Elk Grove and Sam Joaquin champ, and Hayward hosts Oakland Amador seeks a rematch with Redwood after a narrow loss in the NCS AAA playoffs. Cartwright leads Elk Grove with about 38 points per game.
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Bishop O'Dowd
Jayward
Amador
Redwood
Berkeley
Lincoln
San Francisco
O'Dowd
Sam Joaquin
Elk Grove
Haywani
Bistop O'Dowd
Bill Cartwright
Dragons
el Cerrito
Cartwright
Far Western Conference Basketball Honors Named
Cherry of CSUH earned Player of the Year with 53 points from 37 ballots while Mark Olson of USC and Joe Garland of Sacramento State posted strong scoring. Davis of UC Davis named Coach of the Year. details note league leaders and voting among sports information directors.
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Dants
Cherry
Hayward
Ednesday
Qherry
Mark Olson
USC
Davis
Joe Garland
Sacramento State
Bob Hamilton
Fremont Newark in semis in Bay Area school tourney
Williamson High of Fremont meets Churchill High of Newark in the semi finals at Sunset High after both won first round games. Other matches include Lillview versus Kimball and Calaveras against Russell, with Lincoln versus Mohrland later. Williamson edged Calaveras 26 21, Barton Heeves led with 11 points and Rathjen scored 22 for Churchill.
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Hayward
Williamson High
Fremont
Churchill High
Newark
Sunset High
Lillview
Kimball
Calaveras
Milpitas
Russell
Lincoln
San Leandro
Mohrland
Williamson
Barton Heeves
Mike Davis
Paul Johnston
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den McVein
Jean Bathed Hall
Cole Miller
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Art Welch
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Welch
Paul Childs
Seattle
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Childs
Jamaica
United States
Mexico
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Union City
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Alameda County
By Steve Tadevich
Invington High
Russ Watson
Invington
Harvey Gabel
Bishop O
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Newark High
Piedmont Hills
San Lorenio
Mission San Jose
Moreau-Tennyson
MSI
Samuel Ayer
Join F. Kennedy
Irvington
Cutt College
DeAnza
el Sobrante
Grand Nat'l
Eas
Siew
Pat Yee
Larenza
Merona
Wai
Logan
Warrington
Newero
Minsaon Sande
Don E. Kenedy
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Americen
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Umione
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San Dave
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CSUH
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Reece
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Th Rathjen
Terry Butterfield
Laren
Greg Lites
Hillview
Morriand
Kim
Alulumber
Irvington Lumber
WashInGton Blvd
Redwood Specialists
U.S
Kmart
Kresce Company
SAN Jose Dublin Peat
Santa
Santa Clara
Hayward Ae
KC Mnart
Weil
Ewe Ee
Stockton Ne
Stockton Ete
Gretchenies
Redwing Shoe Store
Fremont Red
Callomia
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