Renegade nine opens first state title bid at CSM
Chlorie College Renegades make school history by reaching the state junior college playoffs. They travel to College of San Mateo for a 3 pm quarterfinal as Wayne Miller faces CSM ace Joe Serena, with Buckley Bissett and Rawlins providing supporting power. CSM stands 22-11. Renegades tied Coast Conference title with Monterey Peninsula, beat Lobos 2-1 for berth.
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Ed Roelling Emerges as MVAL Prep of the Week
Irvington High leadoff hitter Edward Roelling earns weekly prep honor as The Argus staff selects him for MVAL Prep of the Week after batting 394 and going 4 for 6 last week. Coach Russ Watson credits improved bunting and summer Legion play for his rise.
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Powers Eagles No 1 Leads MVAL Golf With 74
Washinger High's Mike Powers shot a 74 to lead the Mission Valley Athletic League finals at Silver Pines, opening with an eagle and finishing three over par. Joe Corcoran trailed by three strokes after the first round. final positions to be decided at Sunol Valley with the champion advancing to the North Coast Section Tournament.
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Cavaliers sign Cal cage star Jackie Ridgle
Cleveland announces third round draft pick Jackie Ridgle of the University of California has agreed to terms, becoming the Cavaliers fourth rookie to sign. Ridgle was a second team All Pac-10 forward and led the conference in scoring, rebounding, field goal and free throw percentage last season. He finished as California's No. 3 all time scorer with 1,484 points. The deal follows a trade that sent Jorry Ryan to Houston. terms were not disclosed.
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DiGiulio Cards Rally Past Braves in Sixth Inning Collapse
DiGiulio Pontiac Cardinals overcome a 5-0 gap with a six run sixth to beat Fremont American Sr. League rival Bill's Enco Braves 7-4 at Mission San Jose High. Rick Cross drove in two with a bases loaded single while Roy Baca earned the win and Greg Caldwell also had an RBI in the decisive frame. Luevano doubled for the Braves as both starters went the distance, each fanning ten.
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Playboys and Shell LobBall victors in Newark romp highs
Newark rec league games produced comebacks and big wins. The Playboys beat St Edwards 8 to 6 after a three-run sixth inning to improve to 108-0 in the standings. Dan Loveaul led with two hits for the winners while Jim McCanon and Jim Stich had two hits each for St Edwards. In another Lob-Ball tilt, Super Shell defeated the Lakers 23 to 4 at M D Silva School with Will Smith and Ben Gikis homering and driving in three. Joe Pope doubled for the Lakers. Jay Silvester set an unofficial world discus record of 230 feet 1 inch at Lancaster California after open meet winds reached 46 mph.
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Schmidt's grand slam routs La Fuente Pirates 11 to 1
Ken Schmidt of the Forney Insurance Dodgers blasted four grand slam home runs in the first inning to pace an 11-1 victory over the La Fuente Pirates at Olivies School in Mission San Jose. Tim Callahan collected five singles to support the onslaught.
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Liquori Ryun rematch could target Eugene in AAU meet
New York reports indicate a rematch between Marty Liquori and Jim Ryun may take place at Eugene Oregon during the National AAU championships June 25 26. Liquori who beat Ryun in Philadelphia last Sunday described the idea as possible but noted uncertainties about running the mile in Eugene. Coach Jumbo Elliott and Fred Dwyer praised Liquori for his strategic performance, while Liquori reflected on the likelihood and conditions of racing in front of Ryuns fans.
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Jeff Jean and Dyer top trap shoot in Fremont event
The North Hay Trap Leagues NT over all title went to Washington shooters at Fremont. Jeff Dwyer of Newark Club was High Junior with 44 40 43 126 while Jeanne Spaulding led the High Lady with 47 33 113. Jim Dyer won the A Doubles for Washington, Hank Laufer placed third, Ray Gresham led Ward A class, Tex Liceard and John Petritsch won Band C classes, and United Sportsman's Club of Concord will host the next shoot on June 20.
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Is MVAL golf on the way out
The Mission Valley Athletic League golf finals at Sunol face rising fees as Kennedy and Irvington must pay to use Sunol Golf Course while Mission San Jose avoids charges. The MVAL board asks the course to waive the $1 per man fee, signaling pressure on the league’s future use of public facilities.
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Sunol golf course curbs free matches amid budget squeeze
In a budget driven move, Sunol will charge most schools for matches while Newark High and Washington may still play for free. Pro Lyle Wehrman notes many schools requested complimentary rounds. with economy pressures, the MVAL golf finals and league viability face uncertainty as teams seek affordable options and more than a dozen schools may be affected.
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Speed delays at Indy as warm weather hinders practice
Indianapolis weather kept Indy 500 preparations in check as temperatures rose to the 80s for a second day. Only three cars qualified Sunday before a windstorm halted track activity. Monday saw 22 cars on track with Robby Unser fastest at 172.579 mph and several others over 170 mph.
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