Lions Club Invitational Baseball Tourney opens prep slate
All Mission Valley Athletic League clubs enter Lions Club Invitational in San Jose with six teams competing. Washington vs San Jose High opens at 9:30 a.m. at Sgaron Field, John F. Kennedy meets Municipal Stadium rivals, and Newark, Mission, and other MVAL teams face varied opponents as action dominates the weekend schedule. Newark leads in past tourney results, while Mission aims to rebound with a full lineup against St Francis of Mountain View.
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Tennyson
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Jemnes Cogan
Aloweda
Tryington
Francis
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Kennedy
Alhambra
John F. Kenteas
Chitremont
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Unsung hero coach leads Castlemont to titles in Oakland
In two seasons Castlemont High Oakland coach Dave Shigematsu has won two Oakland Athletic League titles and earned two straight Tournament of Champions berths while keeping a low profile. Known as Mr. S, he prioritizes players and grades, seldom speaks to press, and is valued by his team for discipline and leadership.
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Dave Shigematsu
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TOC
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Louie Cortez
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Joe Namanto
Wes Lester
Davis captures Lop drag honors at Fremont Drag Strip
Davis from San Juan drove a 196? Chevy to win top eliminator at Fremont Drag Strip yesterday with 10.29 seconds in the quarter mile at 133 mph. Hayward's Langham was second, Cerruti and Morrison of Pleasanton posted low elapsed times in a Chrysler dragster, and Bob Severance of San Lorenzo captured fifth eliminator honors.
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Terry Davis
Fremont Drag Strip
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John Morrison
Pleasanton
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Condie Langham
Wes Ford
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Morrison
Chiryster
San Lorenzo
Bob Severance
Torey Davis
San Juan
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Levie Semavone
Steve Pariahachmanel
Tee Chevy
Bob Severares
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Renegade nine hosts Gavilan in home opener
Ohlone College opens the Coast Conference baseball season at 1 p.m. tomorrow on the James Logan High field against Gavilan. The Renegades have only this home game this week besides a Friday tennis match vs Cabrillo at Newark Community Center courts.
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Celt cager fined $100 by coach over conduct
Boston UPI reports veteran forward Emmelite Bryant was fined $100 by Celtics coach Tom Heinsohn for conduct unbecoming a Celtic. An argument at halftime followed Bryant not playing in the first half of the Boston Baltimore game and Bryant’s reported indefinite suspension.
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Heinsohn
Ohlone Star Boyles Shines in Triangular Meet
Boyles Ohlone spike star with a 2:03.68 880 and a 440.8 mile leg as Ohlone College places second to Cabrillo and Menlo at a triangular track meet. Pat Ranoa wins the 120 high hurdles in 16.0 seconds. Dennis Chile adds an Ohlone win with 52.2 in the 40. Logan Finch also posts a 43-1 triple jump set.
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Tough year for Newark mat coach
Newark wrestling endured a tough season under rookie coach Bob Davis who guided a limited lineup to a single win. Davis, nearing 26, was drafted into the armed forces and heads toward Fort Ord, while expressing optimism about next year with returning wrestlers and rising juniors poised to strengthen the Knights.
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Tosing Cris Croskey
Phil Homentuski
Gil Padilla
Scott Paisley
Frank Santos
Pete Bettencourt
Pete
Dodgers Top Senators in High-Scoring Outburst
In Los Angeles, Stinson homered twice as the Dodgers erupted for nine runs in the 5th through 9th innings to down the Washington Senators 14 to 6. Crawford added a late game homer after a key 9th-inning catch. Yankees beat Expos 9-8 in extras, with Bart Zeller driving inproofs and a streaking win for New York.
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Willie Crawford
Ron Woods
New York Yankees
Maren
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Bart Zeker
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Sox
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UAW Celts top Ranger squad in 3-2 win
Fremont Celtics edged the Ranger squad 3-2 with Bob Schmidt and Jay Wagner scoring all Celtic goals, Schmidt hitting three and Wagner two as John Fell and Ranger Richard Timmons stood out in a junior high under 18 game. First Baptist tied Central Vand 2-2 in under 12 play as Gary McDonald and Dean Barnes scored. Alameda-Contra Costa League action: Fremont Patriots lost 2-0 to Livermore, with Kurt Meyers and George Espinosa noted for the losers.
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Wagner
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Richard Timmons
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Gary McDonald
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Dean Barnes
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Expos poised to improve but not yet world beaters
In Palm Beach the Montreal Expos, led by president John McHale and manager Gene Mauch, aim for steady progress in spring training. Staub anchors a potentially strong outfield while infield positions solidify and newcomers may prove useful, though goals remain realistic rather than spectacular. A year ago uncertainty over Slay and roster fit is easing as the Expos push forward.
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