MVAL Spring league opens with swim golf and more
Mission San Jose leads the opening swim meet at James Logan while Newark plays Irvington and Washington faces John F. Kennedy in 3:30 p.m. golf as Weehawken cross and other tight schedules unfold. The day features nonleague baseball, tennis, and track with multiple city rivals, injuries noted, and prospects of opening wins for Mission and Newark.
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Mission San Jose
James Logan
Newark
Irvington
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Sunol
Amador
Granada
Orenu
Weehcioe Cross
Plington
St Pacific
San Leandro
Moreau
Awak Va
Liver Pines
Hayward
Washington-Tennyson
Dublin
San Ramon
Mission Sen
Waseball
Allaion Stefans
Jota F. Kennedy
Mareen
Hireark
Stincey
vAmador
Marea
Hewaris
Pacifle
Mewark San
t_Mialon Sandow
James Kogan
Waarington
Analty
Steve Pines
Bane Nera Haywerd
Mivasion San Jee
Cupin
Twenyson
Sunal
Irvington swimmer Williams wins prep of the week
Williams earns the first Mission Valley Athletic League Prep of the Week honor for the spring season. He holds more than ten Irvington varsity records and is poised to be a top all around swimmer as he competes in track and swimming events and basks in guidance from coach Soderman.
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Irvington
Dave Williams
Mission Valley Athletic League
Craig Shithson
Wiliams
Missin Valley ‘Athletic League
Suterman
Willams
Newark
Reek
Township
Ha Jays
Williams
Mission San Jose
Brad Anderson
Anderson
Soderman
Dave
Dennis
Kitlyama
Logan
Fremont Ranch ousted in state soccer match
Fresno defeats Fremont Ranch 1 to 1 in double overtime as Peter Hulmes nets both Fresno goals and Boots Baltera scores for Reach. Ray Gardie of Rauch assists Balfea's late tying goal and earns Most Outstanding Player honors in a tense state match.
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Fresno
Fremont Ranch
Cep
Freame Mustangs
Peter Hulmes
Boots Baltera
Ray Gardie
Rauch
Balfeca
All-State alums shine as local coaches lead teams
Last week featured strong showings from All-State Basketball Classic alumni. Mike Rozenski and Mark Vierra earned spots on a Northern California rush team, while Jerry Phillipa guided Sacred Heart to a 53-46 Central Coast Section title with a disciplined defense and solid offense led by Glen Hubbard. The San Leandro Classic unfolded with Arroyo, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, and Irvington in two days of round-robin play, Irvington defeating San Lorenzo and San Leandro in the early games. Ed Roeling of Irvington impressed in the season-opening wins, hitting multi-hit efforts and scoring twice in one game. East Bay swim rankings saw Brad Anderson atop the 200 IM and 100 back, with other local swimmers placing well, including Pat Bernie and Paul Ostendorf among top times.
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Mike Rozenski
Mark Vierra
St. Mary's
Fran LaPorte
Flash
North Stars
Jerry Phillipa
Sacred Heart
Bet Wells
Alisat
Glen Hubbard
Trojats
Phillip
San Leandro High
Wassion
Jose
Brad Anderson
East Bay
Ty Anderson
Otter
Mission Valley Athletic League
Dave McKay
Irvington
Paul Fraconi
Mission
Ron Reuf
Newark
Bil Kennison
Reuf
Kennsin
Pat Bernie
Batt Bay
Reut
Fracclli
Paul Ostendorf
THS
Warriars
Jim Geaton
Mike Phelps
Gaston
Phelps
Musch and Anderson Spark Prep Swim Action
Pacific High star Kim Musch and Mission San Jose’s Brad Anderson top South County prep swimming early. Anderson, MSJ senior, set last year’s South County 200 yard freestyle record at 1:45.4 and posted a second fastest 1:46.0 in a meet against South San Francisco.
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Pacific High
Kim Musch
Mission San Jose
Brad Anderson
South County
Anderson
South San Francisco
Washington High hosts guest speakers at athletic meeting
Husky meet attendees will hear Fremont baseball coach Bill Lighthoot and tennis coach Stuart Kew as guest speakers at tomorrow’s 7:30 p.m. Washington High auditorium event inviting members, parents and friends of athletics.
Redskins Trade Two Steelers For Draft Pick
Washington coach George Allen resumed trades by obtaining two Pittsburgh Steeler players in exchange for an undisclosed 1973 draft choice.
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Washington
UPL
George Allen
Pittsburgh Steeler
Rebels top Newark golf squad 16 1
Newark falls behind early as San Lorenzo leads after two matches and the opening foursome. Glenn MacNeil defeats Rick Moore 3 0 for Newark’s first win, with Troy White delivering a strong best of season performance in the fifth spot.
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San Lorenzo
Newark
Glenn MacNeil
Rick Moore
Greg Sisk
Knights
Troy White
Seianung
San Loran Katoaka
Georgetown names John Thompson new hoops coach
Georgetown University announced on Monday the appointment of John Thompson as the new basketball coach, as the team suffered its worst season in 65 years. Thompson replaces the departing mentor amid a challenging campaign for the Hoyas.
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Washington
Georgetown University
John Thompson
Lawmakers target NCAA 16 rule in New York
Education Committee leaders and minority Democrats press to void the NCAA 16 rule that bars City University of New York and State University teams from tournaments due to nonstandard admissions tests. The bill, filed by Sen. Thomas Laverne and Assembly colleagues, seeks to end the policy and end discrimination against students in open admissions campuses.
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Albany
UPI
New York State Legis Sture
NCAA
City
Titan golfers fall to Pokes on home course
Livermore High defeated visiting John F. Kennedy 210 to 258 on their home course. Medalist honors went to John Meyers with a 40. Titan John Carler posted 256 as Bob Fatton led the Cowboys with a 43.
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Livermore
Livermore High
John F. Kennedy
John Meyers
Titan
John Carler
Bob Fatton
Visalian climbs in the money race at Flora Citrva Open
UPI reports Jerry Heard's $30,000 prize moved Visalian up from 26th to seventh with Monday earnings, lifting 1972 career totals to over $45,000. Weiskopf sits second with $944,504 in earnings, while Rosbung, Archer, Jones, Murphy, Wadking, Trevino, and Harney round the top 10 with varying sums through the Flora Citrva Open.
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New York
UPI
Jerry Heard
Tom Weiskopf
Bob Rosbung
George Archer
Greg Jones
Bob Murphy
Lay Wadking
Lee Trevino
Paul Harney
Eagles fullback Tom Woodeshick undergoes knee surgery
Philadelphia reports that Tom Woodeshick a nine year veteran of the Eagles had surgery to remove a cyst like growth on his right knee. The operation occurred after medical evaluation and the club announced no immediate timetable for his return to play.
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Philadelphia
Tom Woodeshick
Philadelphia Eagles
Murday
Services for Zack Wheat in Versailles Missouri
Funeral services were scheduled for Tuesday morning in Versailles Missouri for Baseball Hall of Famer Zack Wheat who died Saturday night likely from a heart attack. Wheat aged 83 spent 14 of his 18 major league years with the Brooklyn Dodgers and was the National League batting champion in 1918 with a .381 average.
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Versailles
UPI
Zack ‘Wheat
Wheat
Brooklyn Dodgers
Renegades Face Menlo Gavilan in Junior College Day
Ohlone College hosts a baseball clash with Menlo at 7 PM while golf seeks a first league win against Gavilan at 1 PM in Sunol. The Renegades aim to rebound after a rain shortened winless game as Chione produced four singles in an eight inning loss. Gavilan game set for Friday at San Leandro Bat Pack at 3 PM.
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Ohlone College
Sili
Renegades
Manto College
Igure
Renegade Golfers
Gavilan
Sunol
Renegade
Boas
Cebridlo Bast
Chione
McDaniels court delay in high profile NBA dispute
A Washington Supreme Court hearing involving Jim McDaniels and the NBA and ABA has been canceled at mutual attorney request. Efforts were said to be under way to transfer proceedings to federal district court in Seattle regarding McDaniels resigning from the Carolina Cougars and joining the Seattle SuperSonics. The hearing was slated for Tuesday morning.
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Olympia, Wash
UPI
Washington Supreme Coin
Jim McDaniels
National Basketball Associations
Federal District Court
Seattle
McDaniels
Carolina Cougars
NBA
Seattle SuperSonics
Tarkanian lauds comeback as Long Beach State tops BYU in OT
UPI reports coach Jerry Tarkanian credited a late surge and a shift to man to man defense for Long Beach State 40ers winning an overtime thriller over Brigham Young University in the Far West NCAA regionals. He praised BYU star Kresimir Cosic and noted adjustments by Ed Ratleff, Glenn McDonald, and Lamont King that freed teammates for better shooting.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jerry Tathanian
Long Beach State
Brigham Young University
Tarkanian
Southern California
BYU
Kresimir Cosic
Tarkenian
Ed Ratleff
Glenn McDonald
Lamont King
Provo
University of San Francisco
Dons
Gary Qunningham
UCLA
Eastern Fleet Wins Distant Sixth in Higleah Park Feature
Eastern Fleet finished a distant sixth but paid $10,000 to win the allowance feature at Higleah Park. Raja Baba led early and held on for the win.
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Miami
UPI
Heavity
Raja Baba Tech
Higleah Park
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