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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1970

Page

6

JEK spikers top Granada in wind swept Kennedy oval meet

John F Kennedy edged Granada 7461 as JEK dominated field events and distance races. Behrens won triple and long jumps, Crawley and Behrens posted multiple wins, while Moreno led Granada in sprints and hurdles amid 25 mph headwinds. Armando Jimenez won Kennedy’s two mile, Hose paced the Titans with a mile sweep, and the Kennedy mile relay also triumphed.

Fremont John F. Kennedy Granada Kennedy Titans Nick Crawley Dan Behrens Rich Moreno Behrens Crawley MVAL Moreno Jerry Hose Armando Jimenez Howard Clark Chuck Knabe Clark Knabe Dave Kruz Rod Hutzler Steve Juahi Rich Ranoa John Flkenhedy Finth Krabe Waenvet Stearns

Sequoia tops Irvington in high-scoring league game

Sequoia built a six-run fourth inning to surge past Irvington 10 to 2 in Redwood City. Dean Ursau Mike Cesarin and Joe Fernandez highlighted the big inning with walks and hits as Sequoia led 6-0 after two. Irvington rallied briefly in the second and sixth but could not overcome the damage. Sequoia improves to 2-3 and advances to the Lions Tournament. Irvington meets James Lick in San Jose with Dennis Satori expected to start.

Redwood City Sequoia Rying Dean Ursau Ick Balline Ura Mike Cesarin Joe Fernandez Oresau Mike Maffin Jeff Grossbeck Grossbeck Segupia Irvington Ron Cruz Rudy Perez Vikes Nick Salvador Mike Ballard Bettany Ipvingsin Lions San Jose James Lick Lick Dennis Satori

Bellea Dominates Pines Course With Hole in One

Bellea led Directors Cup with a 146 two rounds at Silver Pines. He aced the 200 yard par three 17th on Saturday while Newark resident Bellea drew cheers from Silver Pines Men's Club witnesses. Low net went to Al Jones at 15692-1384, Terry Textera second, with Ed Rudenick third. Other clubs posted strong showings in Warm Springs and Suns events.

Hugo Seller Siiver Pines Bellea Newark Fred Hill Hal Dance Frank Cervantes George Bass Silver Pines al Jones Terry Textera Ed Rudenick Bab ‘Greenwood Roy Lester Janette Murphy Harriet Bubley Sally Kimura da Walton Jan Hayes Warm Springs Spyglass Mill Monterey Bill Evans Nick Gomes Tom Joyce Carl Manos Henry Diaz Jim Turner Mike Pope Marjorie Bougher Dottie Gaphieppe Kay Turner Tharhat Baird Shirley Hoppe Dayce Shelver Suno Sally Thornton Betty Sack Norma Kebernus Betty Christensen Lil Schleef Joyce Vick Jean Chase Marie Luchetti Juanita Connally Suns Spring Valley Tom Mano IB Goad Caan

Unbeaten Husky Nine and MSJ Nets Seek Wins Today

Washington High Baseball and Mission San Jose High Tennis carry perfect records into today’s non league slate. Huskies travel to Moreau for baseball while Granada visits Mission and San Jose plays James Logan in 4:30 pm events. St Francis hosts Mission in tennis as Newark visits Kennedy, with golf opening rounds at several sites.

Fremont Mission Valley Washington High Mission San Jose High Huskies Moreau Granada Mission San Jose James Logan St. Francis of Mountain View John F. Kennedy Alhambra Alameda Irvington Newark Kennedy Morrow Washington of San Francisco Washington Tennyson John P. Kennedy Castlemont Mission San Jose San Lorenzo Ygnacio Valley

Newark Golf Loses to Hayward on Silver Pines Course

Hayward defeated Newark 6 to 4 in a non league golf match at Silver Pines. Dale Stone of Hayward posted a 41 for nine holes, Tom Lester added 42, while Newark's best was Martin Wal Tae with 43.

Newark Hayward High Silver Pines Yester Dale Stone Hayward Tom Lester Martin Wal- Tae Butterfield Sanchez Stone Lester Culler Day Wallace Jana Wise Canale

Husky netters blank Moreau in balanced Washington win

Fremont Washington High School tennis team remained unbeaten with a 74 blanking of Moreau. The Meyers brothers led the victory, each shutting out opponents 6-0 6-0, as Washington improves to 5-0 and prepares to host San Lorenzo after a hiatus.

Fremont Washington Moreau Joe Ben Meyers San Lorenzo Meyers D. Taylor Morshed Ackerman J. Meyers McAvoy Gleason D. Leves Mitl

Ayer tennis team defeats Knights 5 2 on home courts

Ayer High School upended Newark High 5 2 in a non league tennis meet on the Knights home courts. Newark’s Tony Lopez won his fifth straight match, while Hans Leetlang added a fourth win as the teams split singles and took two of three in doubles amid mixed results for both squads.

Fremont Newark High Samuel Ayer Mer Ayer Hans Leetlang Leeslang Newark Men Mission San Jose Newark

Irvington Freshmen Fall to Redwood City Sequoia Titans

In a non league clash Sequoia hammered Irvington for 45 runs through the bottom of the third inning. Vikings dropped to a fourth defeat. Welling and Soma led Cherokees with multiple hits including two singles and a double while Tom Thor son added three singles to pace Sequoia.

Redwood City Sequoia Irvington Vikings Gles Tom ‘Thorson

Little Pirnie Wins Golden Gate Feature in Photo Finish

Little Pirnie ridden by Paul Frey captured the featured Mary's Help Hospital Guild purse at Golden Gate Fields in a four horse blanket finish. Curzon recovered to take second with Golden Trip third and Frontiersman fourth as Pirnie paid $8.40 for the six furlongs in 1:16.15.

Albany A. W. Twilley Little Pirnie Golden Gate Fields Curzon Golden Trip Frontiersman T ‘Hey Fron’tiersman Paul Frey

Irivington Vikings Aspire for Peak Wrestling Year

Irvington High's 1971 wrestling squad, under coach Bill Gonzales, aims to surpass a 6-5 record and sixth-place in the MVAL after a strong improvement from 1969. Key graduates Rich La Grange, Mike Miller, and Ray Guthrie exit, but eight returning varsity starters plus solid JV prospects, including Kirk Miller and Ussery Remman, fuel optimism for a powerful next season.

Fremont Irvington High Vike Bill Gonzales Vikes Irvington Ace Rich la Grange la Grange Mike Miller Ray Guthrie Gonzales Miller Guthrie Little Miller Conas Gala MVAL Fred Korcner Mike Remman Craig Ussery Jerry Hoffman Ussery Remman Brad Boon Clyde Queen Doug Bakereigo Kevin Carpenter Carpenter Queen Burm

Holy Spirit CYO Fifth Graders Fall in Oakland Playoffs

Holy Spirit, known as the Cinderella of the season, finished fourth in the SAC fifth grade standings before sweeping the league playoffs to win the title. The Cinderella team lost 34-32 to St Johns of El Cerrito in the Oakland Diverse Playoffs. Ivan led with 10 points per game along with Nahirney and Meany, while Vickery added eight. Stanger ran the offense and Flagg earned praise for rebounds and defense.

Oakland Holy Spirit Cyo Ivan St. Johns of el Cerrito SAC Dave Nahirney Kevin Meany Jin Vickery Ken Stanger Kevin Flagg Rem Miller Jim Atuacl

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