Four-way Prep of the Week honor for SCPWA champions
Washington High wrestler Mark Hamilton 127 pounds earns Prep of the Week alongside Arroyo's Steve Siroy 103 pounds Pacific's Vic Rogers 95 pounds and Mt. Eden's Steve Reeding Hu Wt, after the Northern California Invitational at Chico State. Hamilton ends the season 39-4 in his third NCI appearance, with a state title pedigree from sophomore and junior years and consecutive NCI crown wins following Rich Swift last year.
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Mission San Jose High
Newark High Girls 70 JFK 29 in Mission Valley track meet
Linda Kamp led Newark High with three wins including the 7.7 second 60 meter dash, long jump 147 inches, and high jump 4 feet 2 inches, plus anchor in 440 relay. Liz Hender and Debbie Griffin added wins for Newark and JFK's Joyce Furtado won the JFK 220, Lisa Emerson the Titans 440.
Newark five edge JFK 49 42 in league clash
Newark High defeated John F Kennedy 49 to 42 to notch a third Mission Valley Girls Athletic League win. Cindy Roche led Newark with 16 points, Jana Timmerman added 19, and Sheryl Westad contributed strong defense. Dee Lee left with an ankle injury after scoring 10. Terry Woodward scored 15 for Kennedy, Cli dy Ready had 12, while Lee left the game.
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Cindy Roche
Newark High
John ‘T. Kennedy
Titans
Jana Timmerman
Knights
Sheryl Westad
Terry Woodward
Kennedy
Cli Dy
Dee Lee
Washington High dominates Mission Valley track meet led by Stacy Webb
Stacy Webb set two district records and helped Washington High secure a 57 to 4 win over Mission San Jose in Mission Valley. Webb won the 50 yard dash in 6.3 seconds and the 100 in 12.0, while teammates Debbie Garcia, Coleen O'Mara, and Gail Lennerville broke the district mark in the 440 relay at 55.0. Lennerville also won the shot put at 26-5 and the long jump at 14-11.
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Stacy Webb
Washington High
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Mission Valley Girls Athletic League
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Debbie Garcia
Webb
Coleen O'Mara
Gail Lenneville
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Husky spikers nip Mission in valley clash
Washington Huskies toppled Mission High 37 to 28 in a Mission Valley Girls Athletic League game. Patty Butnam scored 11, Margo Lewis eight, Geneva Meyers led Mission with high points, and Mary Macer Janie Hillyer and Terry Licalsi added five each as Washington moved to 3-1 while Mission’s record slipped.
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Patty Butnam
Huskies
Margo Lewis
Geneva Meyers
Warriors
Mary Macer
Janie Hillyer
Terry Licalsi
Mission
Irvington Vikings win 51 to 46 in league track action
Irvington High edge James Logan 51 46 as Vikings win the meet on the final event the 800 relay Mimi Hughes doubles up in high jump and long jump for the Colts Logan suffers second loss in as many meets Mission Valley Girls Athletic League track on the Vikings oval with a back and forth lead and a dramatic finish
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Logan Five Keeps Top Spot With 46 24 Win
Logan five remained undefeated by beating host Irvington 46 to 24 in Mission Valley Girls Athletic League play. standout Juanita Canavesio led with 15 points for the Colt, while Colleen Byrne had eight and Carol Dutra seven. Irvington's Kathy James scored 13, Pat Henderson five. Logan improved to 40 wins on the year as Irvington dropped to a loss total.
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Juanita Canavesio
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Colleen Byrne
Carol Dutra
Kathy James
Pat Henderson
Logan
Huskies Fall To Sunset In Nonleague Clash
Sunset built a four run lead and held off a late Washington High rally in the top of the seventh to win 4 2. Washington pitcher Bob Wood suffered the loss amid control issues as Sunset ace John Reichmuth worked four scoreless innings. The Huskies finally dented the board with a seventh inning rally and a double by Jeff Pimental but fell short.
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Huskies
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Washington
Bob Wood
Falcon
John Reichmuth
Falcons
Husky
George Nangoie
Tony Sanchez
Wes Mederros
Sonny Roeber
Jeff Pimental
Berkeley Stars Open TOC With Semi Final Potential
Berkeley defeated Lincoln of Stockton 87-66 while Castlemont rallied to beat Redwood 60-59. Washington of San Francisco outlasted St Josephs 47-40 and Hayward toppled Amador Valley 73-42. Semifinals set Berkeley versus Washington and Castlemont versus Hayward. Consolations feature St Josephs vs Lincoln and Redwood against Amador.
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Amador
Husky netters extend win streak with 4-2 triumph
Washington Huskies beat Sunset 4-2 to extend their winning streak to 38. Top player Joe Meyers defeated Don Hutchinson 6-0 6-2. Steve Tonjes won for Sunset, but Durell LeBretton sealed the match as Washington claimed both doubles.
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Suse
Don Hutchinson
Falcon
Steve Tonjes
Washington
Durell LeBretton
Sunset
Meyers
Pro Basket Ball Friday Log Featured Warriors at Seattle
Radio log FRIDAY THem presents the Warriors facing the Seattle team on KNEW 310. Listeners hear pregame notes and game coverage planned for the Friday program.
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Seattle
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