Survival battle as Irvington meets Logan for league survival
In Union City, Irvington (21) faces James Logan (41) at Judson Taylor Field at 8 p.m. The Colts rely on Nave Denney returning and a strong passing attack by Jack Holt, while Logan drills the option and aims to curb Irvington’s aerial threats. The loser likely exits the Mission Valley Athletic League race.
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Craig Smithson
Union City
Irvington
James Logan
Logan
Judson Taylor Field
Jack Holt
Vikes
IHS
Manny Lamuestra
Gary Meseers
IHL
George Byers
Colt
Nave Denney
Sekoch
Titans big choice over ailing Newark
Fremont news reports Newark High (0-3) introduces emergency quarterback Mark Gonzales as injuries bite the lineup. John F. Kennedy (2-1) arrives after a Washington setback with plans to exploit Newark’s makeshift line and run game led by backs Frank Spann and Dave Johnstone.
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Fremont
Newark High
John F. Kennedy
Washington High
Memorial Field
Bob Jones
Dod Dyer
Steve Kroll
Allan Torres
Mark Gonzales
Irvingkin
Jerry Mitchell
Higee
Nell Whitworth
Dyer
Dan Goularte
Kroll
Jones
Washington
Kennedy
Pete Michaletos
Michaletos
Mitchell
Estele, McLelland
Gotales
Frank Spann
Dave Johnstone
Nets sign five year lease for Nassau Coliseum home games
The New York Nets of the American Basketball Association will play home games at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Hempstead, Long Island. The 16,400 seat arena is under construction and slated for completion early next April.
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Nets
Southern Oregon cancels football trip for cost reasons
ASHLAND Ore UPI reports Southern Oregon College canceled its November 10 football game at Flagstaff Arizona against Northern Arizona College due to travel costs. Coach Larry Kramer said the school cannot afford a 2400 mile round trip by bus and the players would not travel for a football game the following weekend.
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UPI
Southern Oregon College
Flagstaff
Ariz
Northen Asimana
Larry Kramer
Newark JV rolls to third win 46-7
Newark JV defeated John F. Kenner dy JV 46-7 to improve to 3-0 in Mission Valley Athletic League. Quarterback Pete Semenoff threw two touchdowns, linking with Keith Baker and Fred Allen. Rivh Bugio added two scores on a run and a late 4 yard dash, while George Altermore booted three extra points.
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Newark
Pior
John F. Kennerdy JV
Squires
Mission Valley Athletic League
Knights
Pete Semenoff
Rivh Bugio
Semenoll
Keith Baker
Fred Al-len
Bagio
Hick Canestraey
George Altermore
Mission San Jose
James Logan
Unbeaten Logan IV defeats Irvington 26 13 in JV game
James Logan remained undefeated in Mission Valley Athletic League junior varsity football with a 26-13 win at Irvington. The Ponies led 26-7 before Irvington added a two yard pass from Chuck Nelson to Wally Madda and a kickoff return.
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Fremont
James Logan
Mission Valley Athletic League
Irvington
Ponies
Vikings
Chuck Nelson
Wally Madda
Thyard
John Diflenbach
Peterbilt and Balentines stay undefeated in Newark
State Farm Insurance led early against Argus Sports, finishing 38 30 as Jay Guerin and Gene Cia each posted 12. Dan Radcliff and Bob Munson starred for Peterbilt with 20 and 11 points respectively while the Knicks rallied to edge the Royals 36 33 in overtime with Galandia and Hubbard at 11 apiece. Wayne Gilbert topped the Little League Managers with nine.
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State Farm Insurance
Newark Recreation Dept
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Argus
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Royals
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Peterhurlt
Dan Radcliff
State Farm
Jay Guerin
Gene CIA
Dave Galandia
Knick
Thet
Galandia
Mike Hubbard
Wayne Gilbert
Huskies Set to Seek Third Straight MVAL Cross Country Title
Washington High’s Huskies led by coach Lou Bufkin aim for a historic third consecutive Mission Valley Athletic League finals crown at Lake Elizabeth at 3 pm. With strong squads across the roster including Bob Grubbs, Mike Rett, Tate Pinocci, and Bruce Kaufman, the race features top challengers Kennedy, Livingston, Lozoya, Tappia, Pangburn, and Greer. The meet follows a perfect dual meet season as the Huskies seek to extend their league dominance in cross country.
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Mission Valley Athletic League
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Juhe
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Tivington
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Lozoya
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John Woodmansece
Vikes
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Steve Pangbarn
Rich Greer
Mike de Barr
Titans
Jim Balentine
Newark
Ken Pena
Logan
NCSI
Freshman grid slate heats up with Irvington host
Irvington Freshman program aims for a third straight win as they host John Kennedy and Washington High in back to back games. Tailback Sam Arbgast leads Irvington after a lone touchdown in a loss to Newark. Logan aims to rebound after inconsistency and a 25-46 win two weeks ago.
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Logan
Hank Sekoch
Trinity
Rvington
Doug Baker
G.o
Colt
Trvington
James Logan
Nertetia
Algaraso
Martin US
MO Karan
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Washington High
Mission San Jose
Washington
WHS
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Tivington
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Mission
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Tykes
Vike
MVAL approves Easter baseball tournament plan
Fremont reports the Mission Valley Athletic League approves the first annual Easter baseball tournament with financial backing from Mission Peak Optimist Club. LeRoy Gallardo of James Logan named administrative lead. scoring for all-sports trophy may include league finals and dual meets. next meeting set for May 2 at 7:30 a.m. at Lyons.
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Joe Tranchina
American High School
Lyons
TCU Names Billy Tohill as Head Coach
Texas Christian University announced Billy Tohill, longtime assistant, as fulltime head football coach after the death of Jim Pillman. A news conference was planned for 10 a.m. CST. Tohill, acting head coach since Pillman’s collapse, helped carry forward the Tulane move andstaff program established last winter in Waco and Fort Worth.
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