No-hitter Opens Kennedy Baseball Season in Big Win
Kennedy High School pitcher Dennis DeBare hurled a no-hitter against Granada as Kennedy won 2-0. Coach Haph Holding praised the 6-3 junior for overpowering Granada, with DeBare striking out 15 and only two walks, while Kennedy's strong pitching and defense dominated. The article also notes wrestling success at Mission San Jose and upcoming baseball clinic at Moreau High School.
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Granada High
Livermore
John F. Kennedy
Dennis DeBare
Kennedy
Haph Holding
DeBarr
Granada
Holding
Mission San Jose High
Rich Swift
Swift
Mission Valley Athletic League
Mval Grapplers
Iyhe
Oathill College
Brent Jacinto
James Logan
Mike DeArmon
Mission
Dill Cline
Tri-Cities
Moreau High School
Moreau
Richard Ezpicha
Roal
Wilting Espidha Alice School
Mission Boulevard
P.O
Hayward
Fudenna Wins as Hartnell Golfers Rally at Sun Valley
Ohlone College golf team edges Hartnell and weather delays, with Mike Pepe posting a 74 to lead Renegades. Fudenna and Pope also perform strongly, as Ohlone climbs to 2-1 in Coast Conference play and eyes a matchup with Monterey Peninsula College next week in Monterey.
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I ‘Ywes
Lyon Fudenna Devaling
Fred Edu
Mike Pepe
Renegades
Wie
Curt Cox
Pepe
Ped Sume
Ohlone
Ghlone
Bob Bigelow
Fadenna
Pope
Monterey Peninsula College
Murterey
Menlo
Merger talk heats up as ABA eyes expansion
J Waller Kennedy says no decisions yet on Mount signing as merger committees meet. Dolph Dolph discusses first round draft picks Pete Maravich of LSU and Bob Lanier of St Bonaventure, noting talks link to ABA expansion from Puerto Rico to Hawaii.
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Mount
Dolph
Dalph
Perto Rico
Hawaii
Mission San Jose Warriors face Yellowjackets big three
Fremont Mission San Jose High eyes a 2:30 p.m. clash at Oab land Coliseum against Burke Kansert Buckley led Yellowjackets. Coach Aldo Anderson says Mission will pressure Burke and Buckley inside while guarding their fast break threat. Chappell’s jammed thumb has hampered shooting this week.
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Aed
Asl
Yellowjackit
MLJ
Aldo Anderson
Warriors
Cumbanting Press
Burke
Lambert
Buckley
Anderson
Dave Chappell
Vike nine hosts Moreau to top heavy prep slate
Fremont baseball opens midweek schedule with five games at 2 30 pm as Irvington hosts Moreau in league play and Washington visits Kennedy. Kennedy rode Dennis DeBarr’s no hitter to a 20 win over Granada and Logan and Mission seek first wins as weather and field conditions allow.
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Matadors
DeBarr
Kennedy
Bosco Construction
Holding
Hummel
Jim
Fisher
George
Granada
Leest
Matador
Vike Nine
Moreau
Fremont
Irvington
Sunset
Washington
Pacific
James Logan
Mission San Jose
Castro Valley
Samuel Ayer
John F. Kennedy
Marina
Paclio
Newark
Clayton Valley
Tivington
Viking
Mission
Logan
Russ Watson
Vikes
Mariners
Leigh
Jeff Groesbeck
Dave Beebe
Watson
Dennis DeBarr
Grenada
Pick
Dennis Eckersley
Huskies
Mareau
Theil
Warriors
LeRoy Gallardo
John Seoane
Dennis Forrest
Knights
Titans
Don Dever
Jim Nullmeyer
Darrell Moddy
Pat Ranoa
Manuel Faria
Clack Gittings
Dan Beh- Tens
Raw
James Lick
Ifrvingtor
Campbell
Spikers
Bellarmine
Jacinto leads returnees Colt wrestling future bright
UNION CITY coach Joe Camilleri expects an upswing for the Colt wrestlers next season as Brent Jacinto leads a returning group. He notes Jacinto finished fourth in the NCI and believes heavierweights will gain with a full year. Several returning grapplers and possible recruits could boost a previously rough dual meet record.
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Craig Smithson
Union
James Logan
Joe Camilleri
Brent Jacinta
Kentine
Jacinta
Brent
NCI
Mark Dutra
Rudy Lopez
Camilleri
Logan
Jacinto
Jacints
Dennis Stone
Kirk Miller
Irvington
Art Flores
Flores
Darryl Garrasa
Gary Madeiras
Madeiras
Colts
Abie Moreno
Nady Hendricks
Jacinty
Mission San Jose Opens Home Swim Meet In 1970
MSJ hosts Cenyon in a Mission Valley swim season opener with three more aquatics events at 3:30 p.m. along with three tennis matches and four golf matches. Prolific swimmers and top players from MSJ Washington and others spotlight a busy day of spring sports in the MVAL.
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Fremont
Mission Valley Athletic League
Mission San Jose
Cenyon
Hays Ward
James
Kennedy
Canyon
Bruce Kelly
Mike Patton
Washington
Mission
Newath
David Crowe
Warriors
Ted Mills
Pastor gains key deadlock in bowling standings
In Knoxville Tennessee the American Bowling Congress tournament moved the standings after John Pastor of Hammond Indiana rolled a 672 series to defeat Marc Milusevich of Birmingham Michigan for first in regular division singles. Joe Ellison of Montgomery Alabama posted a 652 set to move into fourth as Sherman Bowling and Frank Weibel of Covington Kentucky grabbed second in regular doubles with a 1206.
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Knoxville
Joe Ellison
Montgomery
Ala
Sherman
Frank Weibel
Covington
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