Second Place Battle In MVAL Keeps Title Wake
Newark Mission San Jose and Washington chase second in the MVAL as Newark visits Irvington while Mission San Jose hosts James Logan and Washington plays Kennedy. Irvington already clinched the crown with a 5-2 win over Washington, and Wayne Miller leads Newark’s rotation with a 5-1 record and 71 strikeouts. Washington, Kennedy, and Mission San Jose all vie for position as the action unfolds today.
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Mike Elviteky
Fremont
Mission Valley Athletic League
Newark
Mission San Jose
Washon
Action Newarkls
Irvington
James Logan
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Levington
MVAL
Knights
Wayne Miller
Vike
Ed King
Dick Ruthven
Miller
Ruthven
Wayne
Warriors
Jeff Allan
Kennedy
Titans
Mission
Why No State Tank Meet
Rob Alves argues California lacks a state high school swim meet despite a strong swimming history. He notes sectional competition exists but a statewide meet could boost times, highlight top swimmers, and compare to Washington’s success. He also questions CIF rulings on adding events like the triple jump and discusses local league use and potential benefits for college progression.
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Rob Alves
Sunny
California
Olympics
Amateur Athletic Union
Fresno
Mission Valley Athletic League
Riley Leads South County Swim Meet With Fast 20-Yard Fly
Fremont Washington’s Mike Riley tops the 20-yard fly in 54.2 tying the all time best. He also places third in the 60 free at 23.4 while Brad Anderson of Mission San Jose and Frank Stuart of Pacific post strong times. Final 1969 South County swimming leaders feature numerous all time marks and upcoming NCS trials set for Cal State Hayward.
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Washington
Mike Riley
Riley
NCS
Bernie Stenson
DeLaSalle
South County
Fremont
South
Castro Valley
John Rauch Jr
Brad Anderson
Mission San Jose
Hayward
Mark Croghan
Pacific
Frank Stuart
Jare
Ted
Steve Leslie
Tennyson
Anderson
Dan Lanini
Amador
Jack Sertaneo
la Leandra
Freestiie
Nolan
Bod Kulls
John Rawn
Costra Valley
Paul Swift
Amader
Freestyle and Breaststroke Times Highlight Records
The meet showcases top swims with notable times such as 3:52 freestyle and 4:01 backstroke. Olsson posts 1:04.0 in the 100 breaststroke, with other athletes like Gary Kalls and Leandra achieving standout all time marks.
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Stari
Sin Cath
Auaieed Ceoghan
Anea Aer Laning
Olsson
Tle
Gary Kalls
Heyward
Greg Smith
San ‘Rans
Paci
Bob Macc Plott Nolan
Andimadt San Sen
Leandra
Castro Vallay
Haver
Fremont-Washington Swim Club Seeks New Members
The Fremont Washington Township Swim Club invites qualified swimmers six years old and under to join. Head Coach Clyde Halcomb praises the program and seeks more competitors to round out age groups. Practices run Monday through Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at the Washington High pool. contact 797-1468 for details. The club features Alexis Goossen and aims to expand in the lower East Bay.
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Halcomb
Washington High
Fremont
Washington Township
Clyde Halcomb
Lower East Bay
Alexis Goossen
Pro
NEW York
UPI
York Nets
WTSC
Three
Basketable Association
Teagues
Elnarda
AAU
Fore
cor|Webster
St. Peter's
Denver Rockets
Mezzetti Lido Try For No 3 In Newark League
Newark Recreation Department adult softball moves into its third week tonight with Lido Shell Tow and Mezzetti Motors defending two no loss records. Lido 2 0 faces St Edward s 1 1 at 8 30 p.m. at Newark High.
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Newark
Lido Shell
Lido ‘Tow
Mezzetti Motors
Newark Recreation Department
Lido
St. Edward’s
Newark High
Menzvetti
Modialux
Newsark High
Celtronics
Guardian Packaging
Kroehler
Reds Win Exhibition at Kid Glove Game
Cincinnati Reds beat the Cleveland Indians 7 to 4 in the Kid Glove Exhibition as Alex Johnson drove in four runs with a homer and a single. A crowd of 17,863 watched Cleveland starter Steve Hargan take the loss while Johnson and the Reds capitalized early to seize the win.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Alex Johnson
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians
Reds
Cleveland
Steve Hargan
Indians
Local Bay Area track stars shine in South County meet
Fremont and Mission Valley leagues showcase top performers led by Mission San Jose's Bob Boyles who is fourth in the 440 and dominant in the 60 yard dash. Tom Clark of MSJ leads the mile with 4 20.32 while Washington's Chuck Mark posts strong times. Pat Ranoa of JFK tops the 180 low hurdles and shares high jump leadership with rivals as district athletes chase records amid injuries and competition.
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Nalan
Olsson
Jim Duncan
Amador
PB Kats
Anderson
Steve Leaiin
Tennysah
Kroeter
Lsh Teight
NCS Seaa Aring An
Washington
Tom Clark
Mission San Jose
South County
Warrior Bob Boyles
Manuel Faria
Kennedy
Logan
Clarence Luckett
California
Fremont
Mission Valley Athletic League
Bob Boyles
MSJ
Ton
Chuck Mark
John F. Kennedy
Pat Ranoas
James Logan
Sep
Ranoa
Chris Jaco
Missio San Jose
Fitzroy Tingsworth
Bishop O'Dowd
Pat Tarason
Evencio Hurtado
Tenison
Chuck
Logan Finch
John F. Kenedy
Joe George
Elizabeth
Laurant Edwards
Bishop Gowd
Vath
Peta Reyes
Sun Soh
Steve Imes
Granzdal
Deth
Leyes
Crd
Alka
Danny Wells
Dan Ferrairo
San Lorenzo
Nelson Shears
Hoywarsena Se Werdsy Ale
Jerry Nobis
Wash.ingland
Willis
Jones
Winston Webber
Hayward
Joe Jaramillo
Umission San Jose
Ed Rigas
Castro Valley
Mission San Joxes
Bs. Ran
Drummond
Sunset
Ev Smmick
Teonyson
Ed Burnatte
Canyon
Aisston
Valley
Pat Ranoa
F. Kennedy
Art Aragon
Arno San Joe
Alime
John DaNy
Sun AN
Oppendike
Castea Valley
Greg Anderson
Amadori
Low Hurdies
Ranga
Albina
Hammett
Aragon
Ron Doyce
Rich Loren
Casira
Long list of track meet results with many names and marks
Clyde Schmidt reports on a track meet with multiple events and top marks. Notable performances include Evencio Hurtado leading in the two mile and Chuck Schmidt close behind, plus Logan Finch and Manuel Faria shining in long jump with strong distances. The page lists numerous athletes and schools across events and marks set or tied, reflecting a comprehensive meet summary.
Stracner Wins Coveted Black Belt at Age 13
Thirteen year old Lee Stracner earned a Black Belt in Karate, teaching a class at Gaylord School of Karate. His teacher Charles Gaylord calls him very dedicated and expects him to become a fine chief instructor someday. He also pitched two perfect games in Fremont American Little League, played on a championship Fremont Football League team, and competes on Robertson Junior High track.
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Fremont
Lee Stracner
Young Stracner
Gaylord School of Karate
Straener
Charles Gaylord
Siraener
Robertson Juior High
Americans Fall in Rothmans Invitational Tennis Action
In Chingford England two Americans were eliminated in the Rothmans Invitational. Tim Gorman of Seattle lost in the men’s singles to Seb Wilson of Britain 3-8 6-4 6-4. Pat Hogan of La Jolla fell to Shirley Brasher of Britain 6-1 4-6 8-6 in the women’s singles.
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Chingford
England
UPI
Ameri
Icans
Tim Gorman
Seattle
Wash
Seb Wilson
Britain
Patth Hogan
la Jolla
Calif
Shirley Brasher
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San Jose Lions
Huskies
Greg Fredericks
Arnie Castro
Bill Lightsout
Bob Silva
U.S
McCloskey
Cii Johnson
Tom Krosich
Jack Orszon
Atlalenel
Croghan
Orving
Brad Sims
Alltel
East Bay
Jack Boiterenbrood
Pat Ranea
Swim Club
Nets
Mezzetti
Bob Menefee
Vikings
Vikes
Steve Williams
Denny Willis
Steve Jones
Granada
Mark
Sportraits
Clyde Schmidt
Hiph
Chris Jaca
Mission Stn Ose
Fiery Killingsworth
Odowd
Rana
Bill Burke
Marina
Rick Kony
Ferrark
Tiesta
John
Kenneae
Hanuel Faria
John F Kenee
Navas Estrada Urvingdon
Ron Simes
Sonsehyai
Finch
Dan Brehens
Joan F. Kennedy
Allama
Farle Ahers Kary Grean
Miasinn San Jose
Teath Allies
BU Tong
Marc Ponce
Amd
Dan Schnell
Castro Val_ ier
Jorge Es
Pat Teragen
Jon Ghemin
Soria
Nick Rawley
Jonnie
Oalone College
Flay
Omy
JO LO
Shmid
Stracner
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