Mission San Jose Warriors Dominate Memorial 34–0
Memorial High pushed Mission San Jose early, matching defensively in a scoreless first quarter, but the Warriors pulled away in the second half. Carnell led MSJ with 115 rushing yards and a touchdown, Latendresse connected for three TD passes, and Mission secured their WVIAL victory with a late surge.
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Steve Tadevich
Newark
Memorial High
Mike Carnell
Mission San Jose Warriors
Mission Valley Athletic League
Carnell
MST
Memorial
Carl Kacinski
Warriors
MSM
MVAL
MSJ
Patriots
Geoff Latendresse
Mission
Rases
Ross McCalley
Gil Santoya
Latendresse
McCalley
Bob Foder
Byard
Lamar Contardi
Contardi
Adam Hentschke
MLJ
Dave Memorial
Wright
Hudgens
Cann
Mar Smith
Ore
Dardenne
Lalendresse
Choey
Arission
Spoyds — McCallay
Santoyo
Mes Semacer
Rushina
EU Milssiar
San Dose
Mecal
Latendrasse
Leder
Axel Contaral
Cammell
Loder
Reich
McLalley
Hvorn Lalensresta
Logee Kitk
Vin Domes
Nesnine
Shamtage
Latendreyse
Loder Eich
Penatties
Dation San Jeesno
Williams
Fern Pans
Stoole
Herale
Kennedy rallies to tie American in slugfest at Tak Fudenna
In a Mission Valley Athletic League football clash at Tak Fudenna Field Kennedy FHS trails 20 7 but storms back in the second half. Jed passes from Stan Bender and Mike Gonzales fuel a rally ending with a 2 yard Gonzales TD with 50 seconds left to force a 21 21 tie and a latexept miss. American answers with a 14 yard connection Gubéra Jones then Kennedy drives again but misses the extra point.
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Mike Cusortelli
Fremont
John F. Kennedy High
American
Titans
Jed
Stan Bender
Mike Gonzales
Gonzales
JFK
Eagles
Brian McGowan
Kennedy
Eagle
Rich Gubéra
Dennis Jones
James Logan and Irvington clash in season notes
James Logan 4 4 overall 2 3 league with wins over Serramento Memorial and Newark and losses to Samuel Ayer American Mission San Jose Washington. Irvington 24 overall 4 in league with wins over Amador and Newark and losses to Sunset Mission San Jose American Washington. Series tied 6 6 1 heading into the matchup. Offensive and defensive notes detail injuries and lineups for both teams.
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Megeerh Spam
Tak Fudenna Teld
James Logan
Samuel Ayer
SL. Elizabeth
Serramento
American
Newark
Mission San Jose
Memorial
Washington
Irvington
Amador
Sunset
Tennyson
John F. Kennedy
Jeff Hart
Wayne Williams
Gonzales
Gerard Hanes
Hart
Jess Casaus
Tony Bueno
Mickey Sultan
Colts
Javington Offensi
Dave Pinkett
Craig Yuhas
Vikes
JFK
Pinkett
Eric Garner
Jerry Collins
Dave Debus
Greg Meily
Sutton
Shawn Rion
Darryl Byrd
Leonard Long
Bob Stone
Monster
Logan
Irvington Difensi
Dave Hague
Dana Fogle
Garner
Colling
Foun
Melly
Debusan
Pspa
Kennedy
Wewark
Ub Renneny
Amertrany
Gara Ames
Ranns
Tak Futers
Ne Field
Apm
Irvington star Debus proves his two way value on field
Irvington High two way lineman Dave Debus is praised by coach Gary Miller for his work ethic and strength. Debus, around 200 pounds, lines up at right tackle and contributes on kickoff and punt returns. He credits improved attitude and maturity, and Miller notes he could fit at college guard with more weight. Debus also competes in shot put and discus, linking football and track for cross training.
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Steve Tadevich Fremont
Irvington High
Dave Debus
Glen Kalawain
IHS
Gary Miller
Mybody
Miller
Detals
Russ Deacon
Debus
Vikings
James Logan
Tale Padenna Field
Colts
Dave
IHL
Ohlone
Renegades
Renegades edge Dons in NCL thriller in OT
Ohlone College field hockey capitalized on three penalty stroke goals by Berry Galvan and Stillwell to beat DeAnza 3 0 in overtime, securing at least a tie for first in the North Central League and keeping a potential title within reach.
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Cupertino
Ohlone College
DeAnza
Renegades
Dons
Stoke
Nancy Berry
Sally Galvan
Belinda Stillwell
Nancy Plantz
Otlone
Round Table tops Newark in low-scoring basketball clash
Trish Nunes scored ten points to spark Round Table past Newark 2-10 in Newark. Camille Lolt led B&W’s with eight as they beat Hot Sooes 16-2. The Hookers defeated the Shooting Stars 2-16 while the Squires beat the Stars 92-24. Cheryl Carswell and Laura Lair starred for the Hookers and inquiries surrounded Maria Sousa and Lowrell Green for the other win.
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Newark
Trish Nunes
Teleprompter
Camille Lolt
B&w's
Hot Sooes
Shooting Stars
Squires
Stars
Cheryl Carswell
Laura Lair
Maria Sousa
Lowrell Green
Ars
Phillies Fire Coach Gene Shue for Billy Cunningham
Philadelphia 76ers, fresh off last season’s NBA Finals run, fired coach Gene Shue and appointed former star Billy Cunningham to lead the team. The move signals a shift in strategy as Cunningham returns to the bench.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Bail Association
Gene Shue
Billy Cunningham
Unclear local sports and events note from Tak Fudan area
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and places including Werrington High and Calternia with times 2:20 pm and references to teams and individuals. Readable items include possible match or event notes and calendar entries, but specifics are obscured and uncertain.
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