Anderson wins 200 free in NCS record at high school meet
Brad Anderson led Mission Valley in the North Coast Section high school championships, taking the 200 free in 1 45.4 to set an NCS record. Teammate Sevingle's Wil iams and Wash Innoth's Geoff Lane highlights included runner up finishes, with strong showings across the varsity and B divisions as MSJ coach Wail Golen praised the times and team depth.
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Mission Valley
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Venacio Valley
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Geoff Lane
Mission
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Wastingtain
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Hayward High
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NCS
Cubs edge Cards 4-0 on Hess gem at Olives Field
Hess hurled a no-hit gem with a two RBI double as the Cubs, despite just three hits, topped the Cards 4-0 in Mission San Jose Senior League at Olives Field. Cub teammates Inspitching and Hess contributed key plays in a low-scoring win.
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Dodgers beat A's 6-2 on doubles offense
Zach O'Donnell and John Pricer both hit doubles to lead the Dodgers to a 6-2 victory over the A's in a Mission San Jose Senior League game. The effort featured key hits and solid defense as the Dodgers pulled ahead in a regional junior league matchup.
Perez brothers power Giants pound Mets in 13-5 win
Roger and Roland Perez sparked the Fremont Taxi Giants in a 13-5 victory over the UAW 1384 Mets at Mission San Jose High. Roland drove in six runs on a 3-for-5 day, while Roger went 2-for-4 with two RBIs. Gene DiCampo added two RBIs, and Vince Manriquez boosted the Mets with a 3-for-3 showing.
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Braves win as Follmer fans ten in two hitter
Bill Follmer struck out ten in a two hitter to lead the Fremont Southpars Enco Braves past the Mission Peak Kiwanis Pirates 24 in a Senior Little League game. Dalevig and Mark Edgman doubled for the Pirates while Ray Leugana and Steve Morone provided the only hits for the Pirates.
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Ray Leugana
Steve Mrone
Iuter
Cardinals top Dodgers in 4-1 win at Fremont
Fremont senior league action sees the Cardinals defeat the Dodgers 4-1 amid four Dodgers errors and scattered play by both teams. Key moments center on pitching and fielding miscues shaping the outcome.
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Buddy
Centerville Senior A's outlast White Sox in wild NL game
In a packed Centerville National Senior League clash at Alviso School the Cutler Mortgage Athletics rallied to defeat the White Sox 12 to 11. Dan Martin drove in five, Jim Solis added three RBIs, Corky Smith two, with Greg Slinson and Lee Barlow each three hits for the A’s as a six-run fifth gave way to a late White Sox surge.
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Corky Smith
Greg Slinson
Lee Barlow
White Sox
Fremont Soccer seeks volunteers for fall season
The Fremont Soccer Organization is planning for fall, seeking volunteer coaches in all divisions to help run practices and games. The call emphasizes community involvement and program continuity for youth players.
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Giants 5-2 win over Padres in protest game
In Mission San Jose National Seniors Little League action the J A Giants beat the R L Thomas Padres 5-2. Mike Fragosa struck out 10 and allowed three hits, while Chris Lynch led Padres with five hits. Giants’ Mike Trebothich went 2 for 3 with two RBIs and a double.
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Joplin throws three-hitter as A's blank White Sox
Jay Joplin hurls a three hit shutout for the Mission Peak Optimists Club A's, beating the Niles-Centerville White Sox 3-0 at Vallejo Mills School. Four Sox pitchers combine for four hits and commit two unearned runs in the sixth inning.
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Norard Starters Cubs Edge Twins in Extra Frame
Norard cleared the bases in the bottom of the fifth to spark the Compton Sporting Goods Cubs past Vic's Back Hoe Service Twins to a 6-6 tie. The contest featured Norard’s timely hits and steady defense as both teams traded runs in a high scoring derby.
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Giants spark fans praise strong start this season
San Francisco fans at Bank of California rally around a hot Giants start. Respondents praise Willie Mays at 40, Chris Speier’s defense, McCovey’s form, and team depth. Several predict a World Series showdown with the A’s, citing balance and teamwork as key strengths.
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