Irvington Routs Logan in Final 12-1 Victory
Irvington High finished the season strong with a 12-1 home win over Logan. Freshman Sam Arbgast earned the start and nine strikeouts, as Ed Roelling, Chuck Nelson and Brad Pennington fueled a multi-run surge early.
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Ken Richardson
Premont — I High
James Ei ‘Pitel
Sam Arbgax
Irvington
Ed Oelling
Ee Heme
Nelson
Calier
Brad Pennington
Vikings
Bil Toth
Pennington
Ington
Mike Ward
Ed Roel
Chuck Nelson
Roeiling
Ako
Logan
Kennedy's Snyder edges Newark in SAEA tilt
Kennedy's Snyder shut out Newark and capitalized on four Newark errors as Knights starter Jerry Hitchell allowed two runs in the second and sixth innings for the win. Trevino drove in runs, Bevan added a squeeze failure, and Kennedy finished the league season with a 10 to 5 victory while Optimists Quests faced outs. Tickets are $4 with early purchase advised.
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SAEA
Newark
Knights
Jerry Hitchell
Mitchell
Steve Rosellini
Titans
Gil Trevino
Cress
Hay Leevane
Kennedy
Ed Kempcik
Mission San Josenips Washington Wins League Final
Washington High edged Mission Valley Athletic League champion Mission Valley 9 to 8 in a tense seventh inning comeback. Key plays featured John Smith homering for Mission, Washington’s Frank Martin, Jarry Harrington, Sonny Roeber and Eckersley driving runs, and pivotal scoring bursts that tied the game before Washington pulled ahead in the bottom of the seventh. Washington advances to the Tournament of Champions in San Rafael to face Ynacia Valley on Thursday at 5 pm with Eckersley pitching.
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Mission Valley
Washington High
Warriors
Washington
Husky
Wilan
Mission
John Smith
Kevin Anderson
Mike Kack
Jack Burns
Frank Martin
Jarry Harrington
Weft
Sonny Roeber
Eckersley
Har
Rington
Carl Hocker
Pimental
Dean Kelm
Ken Wittmer
Roeber
Mans
Burns
Pickers
Alberts
Pisid
San Refael
Ygnacia Vallety
Eckersky
Jacinto to present MVAL Athlete of the Year award
Former football standout Mike Jacinto will present the Mission Valley Athletic League Athlete of the Year award at the Argus banquet two weeks from Thursday. The event highlights top MVAL achievements for 1971 in Fremont.
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Argus Mval
Fremont
Mission Valley Athetic League
Mike Jacinto
MVAL
I17
Athletie
Vacinto
Alleround Attr
Williams leads Fire to Mission San Jose win
Randy Williams powered Action Fire with two singles and three RBIs as they beat Mission Ranch in the Mission San Jose Senior league. Steve Kaine added a double to back Williams, who earned the win with a one hitter and seven strikeouts.
Sox win Senior contest in windy centerfield chaos
Fremont notes the White Sox capitalize on late pitching miscues to win the senior contest by a 240 margin at Centerville High. Cal State College quarterback Hayward and multiple prep athletes are highlighted for year awards including Athlete of the Year and Coach of the Year.
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Fremont
White Sox
Drins
Centerville
Twins
Hessony
Ete
Washington High
Cal State College
Hayward
Ue Prep
Mya
Argis
Fia¢ L. Te
MVAJ
ATRUS
Robin VanDeusen
Mission San Jose High
West Paoint Adrtary Academy
Alser
Aida Anderson
Jockeys, Horses, and Bets at Golden Gate Fields
The page records race card details with numerous horses and odds, including走 112 41 and various names like Princess Daga and She's a Charmer. It lists times, payouts, and entries such as Sunday Visitor and Janetey Til, highlighting a busy racing program.
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Gremile
Ard Mar
Foxe Yeasts We
Pune
Devland Reaary
Jolly
Roesa
Jacy Git
Slic
No Increased Danger at Indy Earlier Racing Speeds Rise
The article notes spread and ongoing danger concerns at Indianapolis ahead of the race. It explains that speeds exceed 250 mph on straights, but average lap times rise due to faster turns. The acceleration is blamed not on top speed but aerodynamic changes enabling quicker cornering and higher overall race speeds.
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Indianapolis
Speed and TV plans for top drivers in Saturday race
The article notes top drivers’ speeds around 180 to 185 mph with curves adding 2 feet per second, predicting an exciting race broadcast on Channel 7 and ABCs Wide World of Sports at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. It also mentions The Fighters film showing in Bay Area theaters with Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier.
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ABC
Doe
Frasier
Muhammad Ali
Bay‘Area
Union City Drive
Fick
Ali
Frazier
Gottfried Leads Americans in Opening French Open Day
Brian Gottfried of San Antonio was the lone American winner on day one of the $100,000 French Open at Roland Garros. He defeated Bernard Mortnaud 3-6 6-4 6-0 9-7 in a first round match as the event barred World Championship Tennis professionals. The tournament used a new format with 48 seeds advancing to the third round, and attendance was low despite a public holiday.
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Paris
UPI
Brian Gottfried
San Antonio
Tex
Gottfried
Balsnd Garros
Europe
Bernard Mort Naud
Sunstone
Jim Osborne
Salt Lake City
Utah
He Fost
Jean-Paul Meyers
France
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Jost
Italy
Antonio Zugarelli
Steven Turner
New York City
Australia
Alan MacDonald
Koves
Yvon Pedra
Mona Schallau
Iowa City
Anne Finto-Hravo
Argentina
Barbara du Pont
San Francico
Kazuko Sawamatzu
All Stars Add Mel Daniels to ABA Roster
ABA All Stars complete their roster for the clash with the NBA All Stars by adding Mel Daniels. Daniels starred as the Indiana Pacers won the ABA title from the New York Nets, scoring 18 points with 9 in clutch and 12 rebounds. The teams meet at Nassau Coliseum on Thursday.
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Uniondale
N.Y
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