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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1972

Page

10

Newark meet ends in protest over pacing ruling

In a decisive track meet at Newark Mission wins the dual meet after a mile relay controversy. Officials disqualify Mission for pacing outside the track, sparking plans for an appeal as athletes delivered strong performances including Alameda in sprints and Read and Kraft winning events.

Way Newark Mision San Jose Mission Keith Yagi Knights Newark Mison Mischen Jack Matden Daily

Irvington Vikings dominate James Logan in 191-25 MVAL meet

Irvington High School triumphed at the Mission Valley Athletic League track meet, extending their win streak to 15 and clinching team and relay titles. Jon Dalley and Jim Robertson each won two events, while Lynn Ryan moved to the mile and posted a 4 33.0. Logan managed two event wins, the 890 and the discus, as Irvington swept the rest.

Maj Mission Tom Read Darrell Sutherford Knights Ron Callahan Don Dyer Mike Derrick Robert Abuan Dale Wright Dale Fundenna Warriors Blackshire Newark Botth Castro Valley James Logan Jed Th Mewar Con Ag Sarderford Bert Mutt King Wass Yord Aden Bad Peacock Syaseim Neon Alameda Gallehan Steve Tadevich Fremont Irvington Veigh Mission Valley Athletic League Vikings MVAL Ajay Jon Dalley Jim Robertson Logan Irvington Dalley Robertson Wikcat Lynn Ryan Alo Steve Houseworth IHS Cies Sieies Tom Dankwardt Tim Foley Vikes Cirl Simms Gerald Brown Colts Mark Brown Ths Syd Harris Mhe Harris Shh Invington

Conde's bat spares Sr victory in Fremont league

Steve Conde drove in three runs as the Bill Southpark Ento y Braves shutout the Dutullio Pontiac Cardinals 7-0 in Fremont American Senior League at Mission San Jose High. Allan Haley and Steve Conde led with two hits each as the Braves out-hit the Cardinals six to three.

Fremont Steve Conde Bill Southpark Entoy Braves Ron Palrone Dutullio Pontiac Cardinals Mission San Jose High Come Allan Haley Braves DiGeline Pond Cores Bill Srante Crowsy

Sacramento to host first Russian American junior meet

Sacramento will host the first annual Russian American Junior International Track and Field Meet July 25 to 2. The event, presented by the Sacramento Junior Chamber of Commerce, brings together top teenage athletes from the two nations, selected after AAU approval.

Sacramento Calif

Galvan drives in two as White Sox win Centerville opener

Tim Galva and Tim Ra Serly produced the only extra base hits for Centerville National Senior League, with Galvan driving in two and Ra Serly adding a double in a 7-4 White Sox victory over the Pacific Coast Container Cardinals. Raferty allowed four hits and struck out eight for the win.

Fremont Youth Baseball Senior Division Opens With Win

Modern Floors swept Acme in a 1 dollar rampage as Fremont hosts its first Senior Division game. Jackie Vegal joined two hits, Bobby Lincoln produced a double and a single, and Rick Brown added three singles for the victors. Acme’s Darrel Jardine had three hits including a two-base effort.

Fremont Acme Jackie Vegal Bobby Lincoln Rick Brown Darrel Jardine Fremont Matishal Pepe Lincoln

McGhie Drives Alameda Water District Past Clay's Mobile

Gary McGhie of the Alameda County Water District hit a three run homer and drove in five, powering a 2 win over Clay's Mobile in a Fremont Recreation Dept softball clash. Dennis and Caruthers also homered for Clay's.

Fremont Gary McChie Alameda County

Tagge inks Pack pact in Green Bay

Quarterback Jerry Tagge, Green Bay's No. 1 draft pick, signed a multi year contract with the Packers on Thursday. Terms were not disclosed. Tagge, from Green Bay, starred at high school, led Nebraska to the Big Eight title and No. 1 national ranking last season.

Green Bay Wis Jerry Tagge Packers Tagge Nebraska

Hinkle Shuts Out Mezzetti In Mission League Battle

Tom Hinkle pitched five innings of no hit ball and earned a one hit shutout as Mission Ranch Merchants defeated Mezzetti Motors 4 0 in Mission San Jose Senior League play. He struck out ten and walked three with a sixth inning single by Roxy Hodspeth breaking the no hitter bid. Mission Ranch improves to 2 3 while Mezzetti Motors drops to 24.

Fremont Tom Hinkle Mission Ranch Merchants Mezzetli Motors Mission San Jose Hinkle Roxy Hodspeth Mission Ranch Mezzetti Motors SAM Jove SA Wissen Ranch Maret Mabort

Bettencourt and Vincent spark Compton Cubs past A's

Bettencourt and Jim Vincent each had three hits while Billie James doubled and singled guiding Compton's Sporting Goods Cubs to a 2 1 3 win over Niles Centerville A's in NG Senior Division play. Bettescourt drove in the decisive runs as the Athletics had no hits.

Husky Track Stars Dominate Kennedy Meet

Fremont Washington High wrestles to second place after sweeping track events led by Dave Saylor and Craig VanAnne. Kennedy's Robert Bonham wins long and triple jumps while Tony Balsamo leads Titan sweeps in sprints and middle distances.

Greg Richardson Fremont Washington High Tivington Kennedy Mission Valley ‘Athletic League Titans Huskies Dave Sayer Craig VanAnne Baylor Saylor Vave Anne VaAnne Hartle Even Robert Bonham Tony Ba'samo Ice Balsamo

MVAL Track Standings Final Report

The final MVAL track standings show the top performers across events with MVCAL and VARSITY teams competing for high placements. Standings highlight key scorers and relay results, reflecting a competitive season finale.

MVCAL

Colt protest upheld in replayed James Logan game

Fremont report says James Logan baseball coach Larry Gallardo won a protest after home plate umpire touched the ball and ruled it live. The Colts will replay the game from the protest point Monday at James Logan at 3:90 p.m.

Bronson Plays Record Golf as Vikings Win

Bronson fired a 65 and followed with a 31 34 at Silver Pines to lead the Vikings past Network Hills. Washington clung to a 66, and Mission San Jose Irvington tied through multiple rounds as teams posted strong scoring and notable low rounds from Sisk, Yapp, Ogard and McGraw.

John Bronson Ted Mills Stoukd Mission San Joss Irvington Bronson Surel Cypress Silver Pines Vikings Hills Ing Warriors James Logan Ped Bronson Washington John F. Kennedy Sund Palm Course Mission Mark Hirsch Keith Yapp Mark Ogard Jerry McGraw

Stringer Homers Spark DeWald Victory in Newark League

Stringer nailed two homers fueling DeWald Fi abricating a 94 win over Frank Silva Trucking in Newark as Lob Ball League action produced four homers by DeWald. Hay Nicholson and Johnny Thornberry added extra base hits while Frank Silva led hitters with four for four in the loser's lineup. Chris Moore earned the win with Jerry Silva suffering the loss.

Newark Ted Stringer DeWald Frank Silva

Novak Drives Lido Shell Past Borden Chemicals

Rick Novak went three for four with a homer and two doubles to spark Lido Shell to a 11-2 victory over visiting Borden Chemicals in Newark. Vallantine earned the win for Lido Shell with Viastilica securing the save as Seeflotis and Petrey doubled.

Newark Rick Novak Lido Shell Borden Chemicals Newne Novak Fred Seeflotis Larry Petrey Dou Bles Bob Smith Cor Borden Chemicall Jim Vallntine Lido She George Viastilica

Grubbs to Run in First Annual Prep International Meet

Fremont Washington High senior Red Grubbs will accept an AAU sponsored invitation to the First Annual Prep International Track Meet on June 10 at Prospect, Wyoming, as the first step toward meeting the top prep track va ry of Russia. The meet will select the top American qualifiers to compete against Russia on June 24 at Denver Watts. Grubbs owns a best of 4:01.684, ranking as the second best all time for a South County high school athlete.

Fremont Washington High Red Grubbs Russia Prospect W.Y den Watt Grubbs United States South County

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