Knights Upset Warriors For MVAL Playoff Berth
Newark High Knights rally to a 6-4 upset of the Mission San Jose Warriors to force a playoff with Irvington Vikings for the Mission Valley Athletic League title. Ralph Johnson delivered a two run homer as Newark broke a tie in the seventh, aided by defensive miscues. The decisive frame followed Johnson’s timing with leadoff by Gabe Ledesma, and Johnson’s follow up hit again drove in a run. A playoff game is set for early next week at a neutral site with Washington and John F. Kennedy high schools mentioned as candidates.
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Rni
Ralph Johnson
Mission San Jose Warriors
MLJ
Vinglon
Mission Valley Athletic League
Tive
Knights
Mission Ae
Johnson
Newark
Mike Teuscher
Mission
Jerry Gustafson
Dan Glorioso
Steve Wetson
Gabe Ledesma
Ledesma
MSJ
Bischer
Gustafson
MLS
Glorioso
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Memorial Game Ends In Balk Fueled Colts Win
In a dramatic MVAL finale the Colts win by a balk in the bottom of the seventh after the Patriots lead 98. Jim Rose trip on the mound sparked the decisive play as Mark Herrera scores the winning run. Mexico visitors slated for an exhibition at Mission Sen Jove gym. game date May 2 with earlier details about players Cabrales and Herrera featured in the box.
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Hagel
Sterling
Colts
Patriots
Logan
Tinh Vical
Jim Rose
Mark Herrera
Pats
Maxicen
Mazicans
Fremont
Mission Sen Jove
Maxico
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Huskies win frosh soph title chase in Mission Valley
The frosh-soph slate saw Huskies win and James Logan defeat Memorial as Newark edged Mission San Jose. Kevin Meaney led Washington with two hits and a three run homer while Yogi Guilerez added two singles. Rick Lewis drove in Kennedy’s winning run, and Gary Geren threw out a potential tying run at the plate in the ninth.
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Kevin Meaney
Washington
Yogi Guilerez
Logan
Albert Benevidez
Ricky Martinez
Joe Dreyfus
Newark
John Fauxy
Rich Watson
Watson
Kennedy
Rick Lewis
Rick Peterman
Gary Geren
Jim Howard
Brian Rood
Howard
Rood
Walt Cal
Eagles
Wade resigns to take Miami past Davison College
Junior Wade resigns as head baseball coach and assistant trainer at Davison College to join Miami. Wade, 27, from Bath, Maryland, helped the Wildcats reach their best baseball record this year and finish second in the Southern Conference.
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Davidson
N.C
UPL
Wade
Davison College
Mad Dolphins
Bath
Wildcats
Powers beats field with 69 in Humboldt golf meet
UC Davis led the Far Western Conference with strong showing as senior Mike Powers shot a 69 for third overall on the year, in a Humboldt State golf day highlighted by late rounds from teammates and rivals including Kriss Kimbrugh and John Watson.
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Arcata
UC Davis
Cal State
Mike Powers
Humboldt State
Powers
Chico State
Kriss Kimbrough
John Watson
Quher
Reundue Gomeiane
John Bronson
Tim Tietjen
Bryan Katynka
Pullano Denies Namath Signing With Winds
Chicago World Football League owner Eugene Pullano denied reports that Joe Namath signed a four million dollar contract with his Winds. He said an agreement is close and that discussions with Namath’s agent Jimmy Walsh are amicable though contract details remain. Pullano expressed strong belief Namath will join the Winds, despite delays in finalizing the deal.
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Chicago
UPI
Eugene Pullano
Uat New
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Pullano
Namath
Jimmy Walsh
Rssigie
Ld Namath
Picarella Sets More History On State Track Run
The article notes Picarella’s continued historic impact at the school’s track program as he advances toward the Northern California Finals to be held at Diablo Valley College next Friday night, marking another milestone in his athletic career.
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Aria
Picaralla
California
Diablo Valley College
The Other Place Liquors Rally To Defeat Automatic Rains 129
Newark Lob Ball C-1 action saw The Other Place Liquors come from behind to win as Jerry Mitchell and Ed Ferri sparked the rally. Stu Higley led with four hits while Jack Gilliam George Vatelica and Mel Nunes added three each for the victors.
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Newark
Jerry Mitchell
Ed Ferri
Liquors
Stu Higley
Jack Gilliam
George Vatelica
Mel Nunes
Dyer Leads Pioneers In Conference Finals
Cal State dominated day one of the Far Western Conference Track and Field meet in Arcata led by Don Dyer Newark High grad hammering 1804 while team mates and rivals earned decathlon points. Ed Serafino Mark Sawyer placed high in hammer and decathlon as Cal State and Chico State competitors posted strong showings across events.
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Arcata
Formnances Trans
Lanater Rows
Cal State
Don Dyer
Newark
Aro
Blankenship
Ed Serafino
Mark Sawyer
Heaves
Brad Morison
Cranada
Steve Heilman
Humboldt
Bob Meyers
Chico
Heisman
Ting
Meyers
Sacramento
State
Kevin Moore
Chico State
Steve Frankiewich
UC Davis
John Sheehan
Sheehan
Dave Haber
Mark Behr
Lee Malin
Behr
Malin
Jue Seeks First Singles Title at Far Western Tennis Meet
Jue from AHCATA-Cal faces Mike Monroe of UC Davis for the No 1 singles crown at the Far Western Conference finals hosted by Humboldt State. Ditmar McAvoy Moran and Dance lead for Cal State as two doubles teams reach finals. UC Davis leads team scoring with 11 points. Cal State Heyeri Coven Saale Sah Pri B17 Narre Ripe listed in standings.
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Ahcata
Cal
Humboldt State
Jeff Jue
Mike Monroe
UC Davis
Paha
Rilers Pile Selech
Ditmar
Bill McAvoy
Pioneers
Allo Ve
Paul Sullivan McAvoy
Mike Moran
Mike Dance
Pritey
Uc-Dedh
Cal Tame Heyeri
Coven Saale
Sah Pri
Narre Ripe
Ohlone Ends Baseball Season In Narrow Loss At Home
Ohlone College closes its 1975 baseball season with a 3 to 2 setback to Gavilan. Pitcher JJ Mitchell pitched solidly for the Renegades, while two Ohlone errors led to Gavilan’s two early runs. Gavilan added two insurance runs in the late innings as Ohlone mounted a ninth inning rally but fell short led by strong pitching and crucial misplays.
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Bella
Jim Pegram
Paul Johnson
Hick Perez
Les Mason
Greg Schaffer
Hall Larry Harrington
Perez Mitchell
Strand Schaffer
Rich McCrady
Ron Kretz
Stina
Ohlone
Hehleehl
Gavilan
Gene Alcllo
Sports slate summary from a truncated MVAL page
A fragmented sports slate item mentions teams and players such as Tort and H Lowe with references to GALESALL and Gansens. The readable text is incomplete, limiting concrete results, dates, or scores.
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Warriors
Steve Tadevich Fremont
Newark High
Irvington Vikings
Matt Grisso
Bob Carlson
Dave Williams
Teuscher
Carmen Bischer
Wardly
Bob del Rio
Steve Kline
Pera
Ted Balls
Bac
Carlson Mead
Winiams Bieter
Wataan
Ivan
Cartan
Ueber — Marchese
Biewe
Wanmend
Sudha
Goanatain
Rinna
Asperes
Mark Goularte
Rob Adamaon
James Logannips
Eves
Louie McCall and
Cabrales
Iefaa
Mei
Wrs
MCCA
Rowe
Buchenan
Wullaera
Corte
Cabaes
Cabeebl
Wrimair
Frathem
Berri
Promist Gare
Merk
Herrera
Wits
Crowe
Cobre
Meranta
Huskies
John F. Ken
Inington
James Logan
Memorial
Mission San Jose
Miami
MVAL
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Sen Francisce
Sine Herrea Havoc
Picarella
Dyer
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Brian Emtin Ovcel
Bot Han Choce
Tmard Front
Hitchcock
Connie Weil
Cll Ellis
Waller
Ken Schramm
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Greg Palamage
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Sports Slate
Galesall
Gansens
H. Lowe
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