Ohlone Nine Hits Conference Trail With O-4 Record
Ohlone College baseball opens Coast Conference play versus Cabrillo at James Logan High Diamond in Union City at 3 p.m. Tone of report notes Terry Jacinto returning from a finger blister to start on the mound for the Renegades. Team lineup includes Tom Churchill Steve Tee Ron Roelling Bob Meade Roland Roelling Tom Trump Steve Kellam and Steve Faria. Ohione golf also has a Coast Conference match at Monterey.
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Cabrillo College
James Logan
Terry Jacinto
Renegades
Ohkine
Union City
Tom Churchill
Steve Tee
Ohione
Ron Roelling
Bob Meade
Roland Roelling
Tom Trump
Steve Kellam
Steve Faria
Monterey
Huskies Rout Bishop O'Dowd In Big Baseball Win
Washington High hammered Bishop O'Dowd 15 to 5 in varsity baseball as four run bursts in the first, third, and sixth innings keyed the victory. Sophomore Bob Wood earned his first varsity win over four innings, with four strikeouts. Dave Haubert scored three times and Bob Glanker added two RBIs, with Haubert and Eckersely drawing walks to spark early scoring.
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Oakland
Washington
Bishop O'Dowd
Dennis Eckersely
Haubert
Ecker
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Brettschneider
McCoy
Eck
Deversely
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iSa Washington
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Meredith Hitching
Pullay
Lestro
College Tax Break Proposed Siebert Signs For Pay Out With Indians
Sonny Siebert, who went 12-10 last season, has agreed to contract terms with the Cleveland Indians and will report to spring training Tuesday. The deal is estimated at $82,000, about $5,000 less than his 1968 salary. Siebert said he is pleased to be signed and was the last Indian holdout. The announcement came Monday night from Tucson, Arizona.
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UPI
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Siebert
Cleveland Indians
Louis
Schmidt
Detroit
Harry Gilmer
Brettschneider
Gener
Bill Ford
Lions
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Lke
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Jal
Brett
Russ Thomas
Thomas
Tony Conigliaro
Dark
Tigers
Denny McLain
Indians
Luis Tiant
Tony Horton
Max Alvis
Zoito Versailles
Dodgers
Larry Brown
Vern Fuller
Dave Nelson
Nelson
Huskies Rally Past O'Dowd for 23-1 Baseball Victory
Washington high school Huskies overwhelmed Bishop O'Dowd with a 23-1 win as Dennis Eckersely earned the victory and drove in four runs with a triple and a single. Mike Jacinto and Sonny Rober each had hits in all three at bats, fueling a dominant offensive showing after an early defensive stumble.
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Fremont
Washington High
Soph
Bishop O'Dowd
Dennis Eckersely
Huskies
Husky
Mike Jacinto
Sonny Rober
Fired Lions executive calls club laughing stock of NFL
A chaotic Detroit Lions season ends amid turmoil as player personnel chief Brettschneider is dismissed. Claims blame across management circle. Ford, Schmidt, and Thomas dispute the franchise’s direction while the team finishes with four wins.
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NFL
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fro'Dowd
Dennis Passi
Faulkner
McCoy
Glanker
Detroit
UPI
Carl Brett
Washington
Schneider
Sehr
Brettschneider
Betcher
Detroit Lions
Ford
Ely
Colt F-Ss sink Pacific Nine 3 to 2 in Logan win
Ernie Alvarado delivered a bases loaded single driving in two runs to lift James Logan High frosh soph baseball to a 24 victory at Pacific. Alvarado’s hit came in the final frame after Logan trailed 24 until scoring in the sixth, with Jay Barberra closing out the bottom half to secure the win.
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Ernie Alvardo
James Logan High
Pacific
Alvarado
Colts
Jay Barberra
Logan
Logan Dieted On One Hit By CHET WEHE SAN LEANDRO
Jobe Seoane led off with a single and Logan suffered six hits as Jim Flores pitched Pacific High to a 6–0 win over James Logan. Flores allowed one hit in the first four frames, struck out six, and the Colt offense scored in the fifth and later to seal the game.
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San Leandro
Jobe Seoane
Jim Flores
Pacific High
James Logan
Yester Flores
Leone
Vikings
Ron Alton
Logan Hurler
Il Thompson
Flores
Mark Rodriguez
Anthony Castro
Colt
Castro
Armando Acuna
Lee Haynes
Alcon
Rick Ludwigsen
Dave Branco
Mike Baggett
Rick Velazques
Rich Santiago
Viking
Leroy Gallarda
High School Grappler Dies in Wisconsin Practice
In Duluth Minnesota report a 16 year old wrestler Carl Gronski of Weyerhauser Wisconsin died after sustaining a broken neck during a practice session January 13. He was hospitalized but passed away over the weekend with detailed injuries and circumstances not fully disclosed.
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Mint. Minn
UPL
Weyerhauser, Wis
Carl Gronski
Indians Hopeful Hitting Lift From Dark Plans For 1969 Few
Editor notes Alvin Dark proved in 1968 that strong pitching and defense can carry the Indians, but a better hitting punch is needed. Dark cites Red Sox, Orioles, and Tigers as top rivals, with Boston the strongest if Conigliaro returns. Cleveland’s rotation features Tiant McDowell Siebert Williams, while catching is split between Azcue and Sims and infield spots unresolved. Outfield remains unsettled with limited depth, leaving roster battles to determine a final lineup as spring drills progress.
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Joe Azcue
Duke Sims
Ken Suarez
Ray Fosse
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