Newark senior Ric Watson named Prep of the Week
Newark High senior pole vaulter Ric Watson cleared 13 feet 4 inches for the third highest mark in South County while facing injury and questions about his talents. Coach Keith Yagi praises his work ethic and timing as Watson eyeing league trials and potential college interest.
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Ric Watson
Newark High
Alameda County
Newark
Keith Yagi
Newark High Spikers
Yagi
Watson
Optimists
Silver Pines
Ric
Argus
Newark Optimists
Knight Varsity
Hiness
Santa Rosa
Cal State
Hayward
Jim Santos
Dowhey
Rie
Yogi
Frank Mangiola
Keith Nagi
Mission Valley Athletic League
Jeff Smith's Slam Highlights Newark Little League Game
Jeff Smith hit a grand slam as Ed Mudd defeated Basic H 19-4 in Newark American Minor Little League action. In another high scoring game Fontanett's beat Lido Mobil 16-4 with Phillip Medeiros and Steve White driving in two runs each.
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Newark
Jeff Smith
Ed Mudd
Basic H
Fontanett
Lido Mobil
Phillip Medeiros
Steve White
Cicaros Sparks Playboys in Newark Opening Win
Al Cicaros hit a three run triple to spark the Playboys to a 14-7 opening day victory over the Independents in Newark Recreation Lob Ball. The offense exploded with seven runs in the eighth and ninth innings led by Cicaros triple and other players producing key hits.
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Newark
al Cicaros
Playboys
Independents
Newark Recreation
The
Chcaros
Mike
Kroehler Edges Dewald In Narrow Opener
Kroehler Manufacturers edged out Dewald Fab 12 to 10 in Newark to start the C division work recreation event. Tom Hewcroft and Bill Clapp doubled for Kroehler while Chris Moore and Amos Raditt doubled for Dewald. Dan Norbelt starred for Kroehler with a threebagger and a homer in the late innings.
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Newark — Kroehler
Dewald Fab
Vicin
St Bede's Overpowers Holy Spirit 12-8 in League Clash
St Bede's H squad collected 12 hits to topple Holy Spirit in the CCC League game. Steve Martinez led the offense with multiple hits and teammates Bonaccorsi slugged a three run homer while Rodarte paced HS with three hits. St Bede improves to 2-2, Holy Spirit falls to 1-3.
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Fremont - St. Bede
Holy Spirit
Jung
St. Wed
Steve Martinex
Wate
Bisast Tie Radarte
David
Urs Bie Stirks
Lasers
Kooy
Darle
Bonaccorsi
St Bede
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Scorekeepers clinic opens at Irvington High School
The Fremont Argus sponsors a free three night scorekeepers clinic for junior baseball scorekeepers at Irvington High School. Barbara Frum, six years head scorekeeper of Fremont American Little League, leads the sessions from 8 to 10 p.m. with visual aids and handouts. Attendees should bring a pencil and score book and aim to arrive by 7:45 p.m. for a prompt start.
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Fremont
Irvington High School
Barbara Frum
Fremont American Little League
The
Argus
Zone Two championships highlight WTSC records and wins
Washington Township Swim Club dominated the First Annual Zone Two Championships at Diablo Valley College. Amy Laws and Alyssa Lampert won events in the 8-under and 10-under divisions, Mike Stahl led male winners with a breaststroke victory, and Shelley Carbone set an A record in the 10-under back. Cindy Emanuel added a club record in the 200 IM, while Michael Jansky placed fourth in the minder 60 yard free. Janet Campbell earned two top placements in the Girls A 25 yard free and back.
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Fremont
Washington Township Swim Club
Diablo Valley College
WTSC
Amy Laws
Alyssa Lampert
Mike Stahl
Shelley Carbone
Cindy Emanuel
Michael Jansky
Janet Campbell
WISC
Mate Carbone
Pee Wee League Minor Swimmers Dominate Dual Meet Highlights
Meadow Square and the Pee Wee Giants tied for the top spot as FAA wins 200 yard IM and 50 back. Amy Louis, Melissa Robison, and Cindy Emanuel posted multiple wins in free, back, breast, and medley events. In baseball, Meadow Square and Federal Aviation Agency led with strong showings, while the Sundale Merchants shutout Bergstran's 140.
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Amy Louis
Melissa Robison
Cindy Emanuel
Jansky
Fremont
Federal Aviation Agency
Meadow Square
Pee Wee Giants
Richard Lilley
Pee Wee Mets
Marty Becker
Becker
Tony Becker
Flyers
Cubs
Lenny Freitas
Kevin Davis
Sundale Merchant
Bergstran
Davis
David Trejo
Michel Hodges
The
Merchants
Glalvin James
Dean
Louis
Tolim Logis
Federal Aviation
Howrens
Robison
Laneky
Ate Hickey
Steve Boninette
Fremont Sailing Club finishes Spring Series amid winds
The Fremont Sailing Club capped the Spring Series at Lake Rhaabeth despite high winds and overcast skies. Winners included Bruce McNevitt in Flying Junior and Sunfish winner Stan Morrow, with Logan and Helene Mallett taking EL Toro classes and Barbara Coffey and Bob Wailes winning other divisions. Vance and Hallett claimed Side 14 class honors, each winning two races Sunday.
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Fremont
Fremont Sailing Club
Lake Rhaabeth
Stan Morrow
Sunfish
John Logan
el Toro
Helene Mallett
Bruce McNevitt
Barbara Coffey
Bob Wailes
Walt Vance
Ed Hallett
Vance
Logan
Renegade roundup fifth in Coast Conference golf
Ohlone College Renegades finish fifth at the Coast Conference golf finals at Riverside Golf Course. Rich Fuller led locals with 169, missing the 156 playoff cut and finishing 18th of 36. Cabrillo’s Randy Yamamoto shot 182 to lead the field. Menlo won the tie on duels while Cabrillo edged Menlo for first. Other Renegades include Faucett 176, Buettrer 180, Dossenbach 181, Sayous 182, West 192.
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Gilroy
Ohlone College Finksmen
Riverside
Renegades
Rich Fuller
Cabrillo College
Randy Yamamoto
Mendo
Cabrillo
Menlo
Monterey Peninsula
Hartnell
Oblone
Gavilan
Chasey Faucett
Mike Buettrer
Clark Dossenbach
Renegade netters oust Ohlone in first round
Northern California Dual Meet Championship action saw CAMDEN-Canada QCollege’s tennis team topple Ohlone 62 yesterday. Tom Pitka won the lone Renegades singles match 6-4 6-1 over Bill Spiker and teamed with Jeff Capito to win 6-1 6-2 in doubles. Pitka Capito Weed and Rick Patton advance to the Northern California Junior College Regionals, with Patton to fill a singles spot due to Hartnell College’s withdrawal.
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Camden
Canada
Qcollege
Ohlone
Tom Pitka
Renegades
Bill Spiker
Pitka
Jeff Capito
Capito
Jeff Weed
Rick Patton
Hartnell College
Weed
Ohlone Nine Hosts Coast Conference Leaders
Ohlone College Renegades, led by Coach Jim Reynosa, face Monterey Peninsula College the current conference leaders at San Leandro Ball Park in a 0 a.m. start. MPCC swept two prior meetings, including a 1-0 win highlighted by Monte Rey’s pitcher Jerry Heideman. The team hunts a season split weather permitting, with a Friday 12:30 p.m. game against Gavilan College at Irvington High.
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San Leandro
Jim Reynosa
Ohlone College
Monterey Peninsula College
Renegades
Lobos
San Leandro Ball Park
Monterey
Jerry Heideman
Gavilan College
Irvington High
McManus Wins California State Tennis Title Again
PORTOLA VALLEY Calif UPJ Berkeley's Jim McManus sails for Spain to begin a European tour after defeating USC's Tori Leonard in the 71st California State Tennis Tournament final. The UC star, ranked eighth nationally, won his second title in four years by routing Leonard 46 61 63 76.
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Portola Valley
Calif
UPJ
Berkeley
Jim McManus
Spain
USC
Tori Leonard
McManus
University of California
USC QB split possible amid spring scrimmage showing
USC coach John McKay says a quarterback split may occur next fall with Jimmy Jones and Mike Rae sharing the duties. Rae impressed in a spring scrimmage going 13 of 16 while Jones, entering his senior year, connected on 12 of 15.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
John McKay
Jimmy Jones
Mike Rae
University of Southern California
Jones
Trojan
Rae
Newark Junior High Golf Team Forms And Plays Early
Jay Guerin at Silva Intermediate School forms a Newark junior high golf team with about eight players from Silva and McGregor. Matches are informal but emphasize etiquette and early skill. Silva wins the first match. McGregor and Newark teams also compete as interest grows, with hopes for future Oakland matches. Washington High’s Chuck Mark stars at the Ceres Invitational, 2 miles in 9:14.7, named outstanding athlete. Alex Rodriguez and Bob Grubbs win long jump and one mile. Joe Meyers wins MVAL singles title, Huskies also take doubles. Benn Meyers’ family shows continued success.
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Fellows
M.ty Silva
Jay Guer Guerin Sa
No. Pur
Silva
Aver Tome
Newark
McGregor
Guerin
Oakland
Washington
Chuck Mark
Mork
WHS
Alex Rodriguez
Bob Grubbs
South County
Ceres
Huskies
Ben Meyers
Mission Valley Athletic League
MVAL
Ben
Joe
Bruce Kelly
John F. Kennedy
Darrel LeBreton
Dan Gleason
Hadi Marshed
Meyers
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