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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1972

Page

8

Arbgast Bergman Lead Tight MVAL F S Prospects

Arbgast of Tivington High and Bergman of Washington top the MVAL F S prospects amid a tight pennant race. Frosh soph coaches face challenges from players with poor habits and inflated egos carried from youth baseball, requiring mentorship to refine skills.

Frogh Sara Arbgast Tivington High Bob Bergman Washington Frosh Soph

Fresh Sophomore Pitchers Shine In Irvington Washington Feud

Irvin gton and Washington coaches praise Arbgast and Bergman for raw talent and strong control. Bergman, 16, posted a 7 3 record with 69 innings and a 400 batting average as a freshman, while Arbgast showed power on the mound and steady learning under coach Hengel. The season ended with Irvington top at 82 and Washington 73 in league play.

Bergman Bargman Washington Soph Atbgast Ipvington I Qvington Tykes

Optimists Banquet Tickets On Sale In Fremont

The Second Annual MVAL Optimists Spring Awards Banquet tickets are sold through Optimists Club members or The Arms. The event honors Wark year winners and names MVAL Swim Track and Baseball Athlete of the Year, plus Athlete Coach and Army Hero of the Year. Banquet is January 3 at the Fremont Elks Club, price listed as 1A per person.

Fremont Mval-Optimists Optimists Club MVAL Fremont Elks Club

Heard wins Colonial with five under par finish

Jerry Heard, a Fresno State alum from Visalia California, captured the 1953 Colonial National Invitation Golf Tournament in Port Worth Texas finishing five under par 283 after a final round 73. Fred Marti and Dave Stockton chased, Marti closing with 72 for three under par 277 and 2,? million purse noted.

Port Worth Tex UPI Jerry Heard Young Bucks Fresno Visalia Calif Heard Fred Marti Slycarod Baytown Fowraun Marti Dave Stockton Anther Californian Bob Murphy Owen Phil Rodgers

Thornton Baptist routs Assembly in soft ball league

Thornton clobbers Assembly 27 to 1 as Bob Roester stars on the mound and a 13 run fourth inning surge fuels the win. Free Will belts 14 hits to defeat Our Say-1 ahl 84 with Pete Becherer delivering a two run homer. Assembly No 1 opens with six in the first then wins 105 over Assembly No 2.

Fremont Bob Roester Thornton Baptist Chitrch Free Will Pete Becherer Assembly

Ohlone Renegades Look To Soar At NorCal Trials

The Ohlone Renegades of Fremont prepare for the NorCal Track Championships at Modesto. They seek to qualify athletes for the finals on Saturday after trials begin Wednesday with events starting at 2 30 p m.

Fremont Carolnia Ohlone Renegades NorCal Modesto Ie Fina Hertaell

Weeklong MVAL baseball and golf schedule outlined

Big week for Mission Valley Athletic League sports features multiple baseball games today and tomorrow. Washington vs Ervington on the Vikes field leads the slate with 3 31 p.m. starts, Newark visits James Logan, and Kennedy plays at Newark to follow. Golf finals at Sunol today and Silver Pines tomorrow, with track trials midweek and finals Friday at Contra Costa College.

Craig Smithson Washington Ervington Newark James Logan Kennedy Jose Newars MLI Mission Valley Athletic League Sunol Fomrrow Silver Pines Ted Mills Mission San Joze John Bronson Irvington Mike Powers Contra Costa COLE Mission Valley Attietit Lemgus Pinale Sunel Joccer Logan John F. Kennedy Neen Sen Jose St Mission Faipay Aemer Mission San J. Beware Jona F. Kennedy al Ineirghen Contra Costa Turtor Gotlege

Seagren tops Isaksson in King Games at Franklin Field

Olympic champion Seagren defeats Isaksson to clear 17-6 as the event unfolds at the King Fenton Games in Philadelphia. Wottle wins the mile in rain delayed action while Ryun falters, and Lang defeats Evans in the 440 as Jackson sets a world record in the women's Babyard dash.

Philadelphia UPI Bob Seagren Kjell Beksson Yault Dave Wottle Bowling Grem Jim Ryam Martin Luther King Fenton Franklin Field Seagren Weaksson Mumich Isaksson Ryan Villanova Marty Viquorl Woltie Howell Michael Quantico-Marines Wattle Michael Seageen Tsaksson Matzlyn Manning Jackson Develand Ryan and Seagren Jackson Dixie Willis Judy Pollock Trely Julius Lang North Carolina Central Lee Evans Lang Vince Matthews Evans

U S Soccer Team Qualifies For Olympics In Munich Run

Hernandez scored the opener on a Carenza assist as the United States beat Jamaica 2-1 in St. Louis, clinching a historic place among 16 teams in the Olympic final phase. Arch- ie R Taf Carenza added the second goal in a match marked by US progress toward Munich.

James Logan Manny Hernandez Munich Jamaica St. Louis

Michigan Tennis Wins Fifth Straight Big Ten Title

Michigan clinched its fifth consecutive Big Ten championship at Nielsen Tennis Stadium in Madison as Jim Ebbitt of Minnesota dethroned defending champion Joel Russ in a 6-2 6-2 final. Michigan's overall 146 points topped Indiana, with Iowa third and Wisconsin fifth.

Joel Russ Wolverines Jim Ebbitt Minnesota Michigan Indiana Towa Ilingis Wisconsin Michigan State Northwestern Ohio State Purdue Hoss Pu University of Wisconsin Nielsen Doug Sullivan Jeff Miller Dick Havreby Pat Klin Helhoets Tim Ott John Center Kevin Ich Doe Kendall Steve Dickingon Town Tom Dunker Ross Rarreby Rick Wack Hod Schroeder Ilinois Dunker Kendall Senich Jerry Karzon Olt Milter Sullivan Dan Richeards

Women's tennis crown to Frank in Newark tourney

Newark Newark Community Center saw 18-year-old Lauralle Frank of San Jose win the women’s title, defeating Linda Street of San Jose 6-1 6-2. Frank had earlier won the Concord Championships and faces Howard Rowland of Monterey in the men’s final.

Newark Lauralle Frank San Jose Maniita Newark Community Center Miss Frank Howard Rowland Monterey Cranes Gal Sfoore Herkeley Manuel Taboada San Lorenzo Ty Rowland

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