Vike steals second in tight Mission Valley baseball race
Washington defeated host Te vington High 59 in a pitching duel that saw Irvington drop out of the league title race. Denis Eckersley starred for Washington while Dennis Solari exited early for Irvington. The Vikes extended their one game lead with two games left as Irvington sits three back.
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Videtich
Solari
Soari
Hrst
Eckersley
Wack Holt
Irvington
Rod Reeling
Vikes
John
Newark Knights coast to MVAL win over James Logan Colts
Newark Knights beat James Logan Colts 3 in a high scoring MVAL game. Phil Marquez doubled and scored as Newark opened with four first inning runs. Mitchal Bot struck out two to halt a Logan rally and the Knights tacked on three more in the fourth. The Colts edge closer with late runs but Newark answers to stay one game behind Washington Hokies with two left in the season.
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Hutenbach
Chuck Nelson
Irvington
Mitch RoeVing
Mike Ward
Otter
Holt
Mike Sols
Washington
Ken Wiltmer
Eckerstey
Frank Fadenna
Frank Martin
Larry Harrington
Union City
Newark High School
James Logan
Knights
Washington Hokies
Phil Marquez
Newark
Garnett Houghton
Marquez
Jerry Mitchel
Rick Hester
Mitchel
Hester
Mark Gorzales
White
John Groenewold
Colts
Dave Johnson
Jim Pegram
Mike Galinéo
Mitchal
Johnson
Igy Aguadez
Ponce Ortega
Mission San Jose
Argus
Greg Richardson
Dick Diamond
NHS
Gary Payton
Diamond
Agrave
Tony
Washington Bets Irvington In Narrow Baseball Thriller
Washington defeated Irvington 6 to 5 in a tense baseball game. James Logan and San Jose clubs posted notable scores, with Keaney and Keeney contributing key hits as teams prepare for Friday matchups and standings tighten across the MIVAL league.
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Washington
Newark
Mission
San Jose
James
F.ennedy
Irvington
Hawton
San Jose Jy
Helwing rallies to edge Newark Optimists 9 7 in senior league
Helwing rallied from a 2 1 deficit to beat Newark Optimists 9 7 in Newark National Senior League action. Ban Recentes hit a solo homer for the Royals, Stacy Stommeo added a triple, Bruce Anderson doubled and Goularte contributed a double as the Royals moved ahead in the fifth and held on for the win.
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Ban Rezentes
Royals
Stacy Stommeo
Smith fires two hitter as Mission menaces JFK
Mission San Jose High pitcher John Smith hurled a two hitter to lead the Titans past visiting John F. Kennedy 3 1 in a Mission Valley Athletic League baseball game. Ray Luevano collected both Titans hits while Mark Pearson Bob Blum and Kevin Anderson produced the scoring. Smith struck out 11 and walked four, retiring the Kennedy lineup after a late series of strikeouts. Mission sits in a tie for third with Irvington with 6 wins 6 losses while Kennedy and Logan both hold 3 10 marks.
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Greg Richardson
Fremont
Big John Smith
Mission San Jose High
John F. Kennedy
Ray Luevano
Titans
Warriors
Swith
Blum
Mike Pricer
Pricer
Kevin Anderson
Kennedy
Smith
Mission
Irvngton Im Mwal
Logan
Newark
Irvington
Mission San Jose wins tight league golf title
Ted Mills led Mission San Jose High with a final 78 for 152 total as MSJ swept the top four spots in the Mission Valley Athletic League golf championships at Silver Pines. Mark Hirsch posted 78 78 for 136, Keith Yapp Was and Graig Ogard added 81 and 78 to finish 155 and 156. John Bronson of Irvington was fifth with 80 82 162. Final scores show Mills 152 Hirsch 138 Ogard 155 Bronson 162 Sisk 176 and others from Newark, Irvington, and regional schools in the field.
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Dennis Solari
Irvington
Solari
Eckersley
Huckles
Sonny ‘Roeder
Larry Harrington
Vikes
Botton
Newark
Ted Mills
Mission San Jose High
Sunol Valley Palm
Mark Hirsch
Mission Stept
Keith Yapp
Graig Ogard
Johm Bronson
Irvington High
Greg Sisk
Newark High
Cam
Ted Bag
Tar YS
Mark Hiesch
Kelly
Crap Dayid
John Bronson
Mike Caminodi
Can Benaflor
Clint Jonson
Keen Welntuz
Wayne Duckhovder
Lacry Siyerla
Wally Paki Cele
bin Borialt
Keith Hentechel
Lapa
Mike Chavez
Klee
Bob Wierkxowa
Lke Bayer
Gary
Fremont MC in Senior Victory
The Fremont MC defeated the White Sox on one hit in Centerville National action. Tim Raftery pitched a one hitter for Fremont MC, backed by Will Maddux and two White Sox hits from Raftery and Marvinee. Fremont MC improves to 31 in the standings while the White Sox go to 22.
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Fremont
Fremont MC
White Sox
Centerville
Tim Raftery
Ceusenvile
Will Maddux
Satan
Raftery
Mark Marvinee
Connetting
Sweed
Compton Cubs roll to fifth straight win in senior division
Compton's Cubs dumped the Athletics 20 40 in Niles Centerville Senior Division. Mike James drove in five runs with a double and a triple while teammates Jim Vincent Sam Rotrigues Gary Huggins Steve Rusmeise Lemar Cantadi Mick Vierra each had two hits. Mike Galarsa added three singles as Bettencourt earned the win with a one hitter and seven strikeouts.
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Mick Vierra
Mike Galarsa
Greg Bettencourt
Dusk forces Sr deadlock in Mission San Jose league action
In Mission San Jose Senior League play Action Fire and Fremont Farm Insurance fought to a 4 4 deadlock last night before darkness ended the game. Glen Pellerin led Action Fire with two doubles while Dave Asmus and Cory Anderson added key hits. Randy Williams collected three hits for Action Fire and fanned 12.
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Fremont — Farm Insurance
Action Fire
Mission San Jose
Glen Pellerin
Dave Asmus
Cory Anderson
St Edwards Rally Edges Lab Ball In Newark Action
St Edwards toppled Borden Chemical 46 to 7 in the Newark Recreation Department Lab Ball final. Top hitters for St Edwards were Bud Crawley John Homen Wayne Service and Rick Marshall with doubles. DeWald Fab remained undefeated in 0-1 action as Morton Salt won 64 with Lee Archuleta driving a three run homer.
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St. Edwards
Borden Chemical
Nigt
Newark Recreation ‘Department
Boreden
Bud Crawley
John Homen
Wayne Service
Rick Marshall
Dewald
Taco Verders
Lee Archuleta
Morton Salt
Charlie Brown
Leon Dunn
Gene Borbs
Morton Sal Ig
Dodgers Top Colts in Fremont Nine Run Final Inning
In Fremont Baseball Incorporated Colt division the Dodgers defeated the hosting Indians 13 to 4 after a nine run rally in the final inning. Butch Kirk led with two doubles and three RBI while Indians tied the game at four in the sixth before the Dodgers exploded late.
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Fremont
Fremont Baseball Incorporated
Dodgers
Indians
Butch Kirk
District students help out on field project
Students from Fremont Unified District schools John F. Kennedy Washington Irvington and Mission San Jose will divide the Washington High field into 25 foot squares to aid construction on Saturday. Volunteers are asked to donate half ton forks and sod cutters to Tak Fudenna the project leader.
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Mission Valley Mimetic League
Freast Unified Schoel
Washington High
Tak Fudenna
Fremont Unified
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Irvington
Mission San Jose
Furdenna
Bowl in walkaway over Fleig in Fremont Cloverleaf
Fremont Cloverleaf Bowl remained atop the Freemornl National Youth Baseball Senior Division with a 7-2 victory over Fleig Contraction. Scott Carter claimed the win with ten strikeouts and one walk as Mike Jung added two hits. Dino Grassechi had two singles for Fleig.
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Fremont
Cloverleaf Bowl
Fleig
Scott Carter
Mike Jung
Dino Grassechi
Fheig
Heard tops $100,000 in PGA money standings
New York UPI reports Jerry Heard boosted past the $100,000 threshold after winning last weekend's Colonial National Golf Invitation. His $23,100 prize lifted him to $106,436, placing him second in the 1972 PGA money standings behind Jack Nicklaus at $134,273.
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New York
UPI
Jerry Heard
Heard
Jack Nicklaus
Boston Declared Hockey Capital of North America
The Massachusetts House unanimously proclaimed Boston and the Commonwealth the Hockey Capital of North America. Speaker David Barley and Majority Leader Thomas McGee supported a resolution noting Boston Trains Stanley Cup win, Braves AHL division title in their first season, and Boston University NCAA hockey championship.
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UPI
Massachusetts House
Massachusetts
North America
House
David Barlley
Thomas McGee
Boston Trains
Boston Braves
Boston University
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