Mission San Jose Grabs 1-0 Win Over Dublin in Noonleague Showdown
In a tight noonleague matchup, Steve Schmidt tossed seven strong innings with three singles support as Mission San Jose beat Dublin 1-0. An error, a key infield hit, and timely baserunning produced the lone run, while Dublin stranded a threat in the sixth. Mission coach Bob Ingebretson praised his squad after their first win of the year, with another game against James Lick set in the Santa Clara County Lions Club Tournament.
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Mission
Gary Burham
Secon
MLJ
Jack Burns
Durham
Fest
Wartlers
Bob Blum Jed
Dublin
Mark Pearson
John Smith
Schmidt
Gaels Angels
Simone
Coukt Muster
Mike Waller
MSU
Bob Ingebretson
Warriors
Tomerrow
James Lick
Santa Clara County Lions Club
Frank Fudenna
Carl Roeber
Sonny Roeber
Fudenna
Jeff Pimental
Larry Harrington
Jfrank Martin
Sonny Roe
Curberley Washington
Amdonakief
Esteeetocit
Engifah
Hopes
Roeber Harriogion
Martine
Keim
Marley
Bes Keelm
Aariscing Ayaready
Sekoch named American High director by STEVE TADEVICH
Hank Sekoch, longtime James Logan High head football coach for 13 years, is named athletic director of the new American High School opening in September. He will remain as football coach in a reduced role while focusing on AD duties and overseeing instructional teams across grade levels.
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Steve Tadevich Fremont
Hank Sekoch
James Logan High
New American High School
Sekoch
San Jose State Grad
Logan
Bekoch
Colts
Gan
Sehoch
Sékoch
Plains
Mission ‘Valey Athletic
Soph Banc
Braven
Morley Freitas
Honeche
Catlass
Mont
Tevington
Mission San Jose High Fends Off Huskies In Golf Meet
Mission San Jose High beat Washington 2 0 in a Mission Valley League golf clash. Ted Mills led Mission with 38, Keith App 40, while freshman Clint Sohnson shot 41 for Washington. Mission improved to 2 4 in league play as Washington fell to 11. In Southern California, world speed record rider Mickey Thompson sustained a broken back and injuries after a motorcycle crash near Lancaster.
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Premont
Mission San Jose High
Washington
Huskies
Ted Mills
Mission
Keith
Clint Sohnson
T Washington i
Mita A 'Iaheen CW
Yin Mo.aire
Wission Sox
Oger Tai Ad
Caminada
Vane Ball
Mission San Jose
McGraw
Weitte Owa
Lay Michealtad
Shoser
San Dore
San Gabriel
Calif
UPI
Mickey Thompson
Gesert
Lancaster
Colt Nine Journeys to San Jose Nonleague Clash
James Logan Highs nine travel to San Jose for a 15 p.m. nonleague battle with the Bulldogs. Other events list John F. Kennedy versus Dublin at San Ramon Country Club at 3 p.m. Mission San Jose meets Alameda at the North Course at 3:15 p.m. Gymnastics opens with Mission San Jose at Fremont at 7 p.m. dual.
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James Logan
San Jose
Bulldogs
John F. Kennedy
Dublin
San Ramon Country Club
Mission San Jose
Alameda
MVAL
Fremont
Logan
Neil Stiftner
Gil Mendoza
Cols
Mission
Ted Mills
Mst
Mission Valley Athletic League
Ro James Logan
Jurratte Af
Eis Jett E Kennedy
Duttin
GOLF
Merl Sax Dase
Alameos
Nedih
Sstmwastio
Jasfun San Jose
al Fremanh
Washington drives four-run third to beat Cubberley
Washington High exploded for four runs in the top of the third and beat host Cubberley 54. Dean Kelm pitched a strong complete game, scattering three hits while walking, as the WHS record rose to 4-1. Coach Bill Lightfoot credited Kelm and noted defensive lapses behind him.
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Palo Alto
Washington High
Cubberley
Dean Kelm
Washington
WHS
Bill Lightfoot
Ligmoot
Husky FL nine wins fourth straight in baseball
FREMONT Washington High trounced Cubberley 7 0 as Neil Butler went 2 for 3 and Rich Petros and deft Lewis drove in two runs each. Lewis belted a two run homer, and the Huskies rallied with a four run third inning.
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Fremont
Washington High
Cubberley
Neil Butler
Washington
Rich Petros
Lewis
Pugs
Unbeaten Mission Irvington clash in league meet
In a South County meet the unbeaten Mission San Jose and Irvington collide at the Vikings pool as league leaders in swimming and tennis events. Other meets feature Newark at Washington and James Logan at John F Kennedy while tennis pairs John Kennedy at Newark and Mission San Jose at Washington square off in 3:30 matches.
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Coleaders
Mission San Jose
Irvington
Vikings
Mission Valley
Mets
Newark
Washington
Warriors
Walt Oden
Larry Soder
Mission
South
Josing
Huskies
Geol Lane
den Usedom
Brian Bailey
Bailey
Ruel Brothers
Mike
Ron
Logan
Kennedy
Titans
Joe Meyers
WHS
Roger Pieperbrink
Inion San Jose
Frolnaon
Ington
Nes Logan
Jona
Ray F. Logan
Jennedy
Tewmis
Aoiunion San Jose
I Fms
Keane
Ohlone Teams Host Road Games At San Leandro Park
Ohlone College baseball and track squads play today with the Renegade nine at San Leandro Ball Park for a 3 pm game versus Monterey Peninsula Junior College and the track squad at John F. Kennedy High for a 4 pm triangular with Hartnell and plan. Key divers include Washington High alums Ket Fresehaus Bob Merrell and Sto Stinson in the pole vault. Tomorrow the baseball team meets Merrnell at San Leandro Ball Park at 220 am.
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Renegade Nine
Fremont
San Leandro Ball Park
Monterey Peninsula
Renegade Spikers
John F. Kennedy ‘High
Hartnell
Wurnarment
Bob Sletten
Ket Fresehaus
Bob Merrell
Sto Stinson
Washington High
Martnell
San Leandro Bail Park
Irvington linksmen crush JFK in Mission Valley golf meet
Irvington High golfers led by John Bronson shot a 39 gate for Irvington to beat JFK 7-2 at Silver Pines in Newark. Wally Mikula and Mike Chaver tied for low for Kenedy with 2s. Irvington and Mission San Jose move into a 2-0 tie for first with Kenedy tied for second.
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Irvington High
John Bronson
John F. Reni
Mission Valley Athletic League
Silver Pines
Irvington
Wally Mikula
Mike Cha ‘Ver
Kennedy
Mission San Jose
Newark High golfers rout James Logan in Silver Pines meet
Newark High School defeated James Logan 74 to 1? at Silver Pines Golf Course in Newark. Newark captured the first four matches including two Best Ball events while Logan won the fifth match in Best Ball. Top scorers were Greg Sisk for Newark with a 9 and Larry Silverse with a 4. Keith Nendell led Logan with a 44 in the second spot.
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Newark
Newark High
James Logan
Silver Pines
Logan
Hest
Greg Sisk
Larry Silvere
Keith Nendell
Foreman remains calm despite snub in ratings
Guest columnist Lancell Hickey notes Teddy Roosevelt line fits George Foreman who says the snub by the World Boxing Association matters little. Foreman, ranked fourth after not facing rated foes, rose above Quarry following wins and a Peralta rematch, with Peralta dropping to eighth.
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George Foreman
Hayward
Dick Sadler
George
Foreman
Sadler
World Boxing Association
Jerry Quarry
Bodell
Tiny Tim
George Chuvalo
Quarry
Gregorio Peralta
Peralta
WBA
Foreman ratings clash over money and match politics
George Foreman defends his earnings and patience amid ratings scrutiny. Dick Sadler accuses a New York faction of dictating matchups and urges Foreman as next challenger to Joe Frazier. Foreman is set to fight Charlie James in Los Angeles for charity with proceeds to Special Olympics.
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Foreman
New York
Uncle Tom
Jerry Quarry
Dick Sadler
George Foreman
Jon Frazier
Charlie James
Los Angeles
L.A
Etha
Rafer Johnson
Bill Toomey
Frank Gifford
Peggy Fleming
Stander
Joe Frazier
Frazier
Omaha
WBA
Sadier
Ali
George
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