Woodcock Leads Hawaii Tackles and Fumbles in 1975
John Woodcock, former Washington High star and 1971 MVAL Lineman of the Year, stars for the University of Hawai in 1975. He tops Hawaii defenders in tackles, ranks second in assists, leads in fumble recoveries and passes deflected, and has 133 total quarterback pressures. Through six games, he and teammates have piled up points as records fall across the MVAL era.
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John Woodcock
Washington High
Mission Valley Athletic League
University of Hawai
Hawaii
Newark, Mission, Kennedy chase long-standing school records
Four teams hover near historic marks with Newark needing 273 passing yards, Mission 483 total offense, and Kennedy three TD passes plus seven interceptions to tie or surpass 1966 993 passing yards, 1978 2337 total offense, and 21 interceptions. DAN HAGUE takes over Washington High soccer, replacing Bill Harrison who shifts to football and track. Hague brings senior leadership and past MVP credentials from Irvington.
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Marymee
James Logan
Seve Santini
Curt Yanagihara
Mission San Jose
Steve Novehich
MSJ
MVAL
Dan Glorioso
Rich Watson
Lewie Roche
Newell Roche
Newark
Mission
Ted
Warriors
Irvington
Washington
Kennedy
Mike Jacinto
Dave Price
Steve Prause
Dave Neely
Bill Fellmer
Dan Hague
Irvington High
Washington High
Flague
Bill Harrison
WHS
Harrison
Hague
Castro Valley wins team title as Newark’s Smith sets record
Castro Valley dominates the girls and boys races at the cross country meet. Newark’s Phil Hamig trails Castro Valley’s Tom Smith, who clocks 15:4.5 on the three mile course to set a new record, with Elizabeth’s Patti Harmon winning the 1.5 mile girls race in 8:50.5. Castro Valley secures the boys team crown for a second straight year, while Bishop O’Dowd takes the girls title. Mission San Jose leads several individual finishes as the field contends through hills and final kickers.
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Phil Hamig
Castro Valley
Elizabeth
Patti Harmon
O'Dowd
Castro Vall Nomd Af
BOD
Garaly
Hornig
Tom Smith
Mission Jove
Jone
Mission Valley
Earl Smith
Zard
Gazaly
Ike J
Bishop O'Dowd
Karen Lauth
Marie Zafner
Shiela ‘Scannell
Rebecca Blume
Annette Ovalle
Giragons
Hay Castro
James Logan
Mission San Jose
Steve Stangle
Castro
Berkeley
Misson San Jose
Notre Dame
Cathy O'Donnell
Bisby Depend Tel Tie Qoemer
Aan Dor
Paul Burke Colli
Arche Bowies
Enc
Tom Massey
West
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Ten
Gary Veasy
Ale
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Steve Gusciel
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DeLaballe
Bishop O'Dows
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el Cerro Bh
John F Kennedy
Casts Valley
Morey
Frosh-Soph
Rap Castro
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MSL
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Berk
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Boi
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Ohlone Favored In Homecoming Clash With Menlo College
Ohlone seeks a Homecoming win as they host Menlo College at 7 30 p m Renegade coach Jim Reynosa praises his quarterback Larry Voster and a sturdy offensive line while Menlo coach Ray Solari notes the Oaks defense has improved but remains undersized Both teams carry 1 7 and 0 9 records respectively and face a tough season end.
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Larry Voster
Jim Reynosa
Voster
Ohlone
Voster Hus
Reynosa
Abe
Tommorrow
Gavilan
Avi
Ray Solari
Ae Pe
Solaai
Oaks
Steve Lacey
Buck O'Sharn
Uix
Peti
Catia
Monterey
Cabrillo
Hartnell
Pirderey
Cal State falls to USF in tough road test
Cal State Hayward, ranked second in the region, lost 3 0 to top 10 USF at San Francisco. Dons strikered the match with two goals in the first half as coach Nelson Lodge praised his team. Cal State, 8 2 2 this season, pressed for a reply but USF’s play and depth dominated.
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University San Francisco
Cal State
Hlayward
Ulrich
Dons
USF
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UBF
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Logan vs Irvington kickoff at Tak Fuden ra Feld
Logan, 36 overall, faces Irvington in a Thursday night game. Logan offense features uncertain lineman John Vera and a strong defense led by Ron Epps, Frank Carlos, and Palmmeiri. Irvington’s pass rush and linebacker Baker could slow Logan. key is Irvington stopping Logan’s offense.
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Fudenra Feld
James Logan
Tanaleal
St. Mary's
Memorial
John F. Kennedy
American
Newark
Mission San Jose
Bahop O Dowton
Exison
Skyline
Mission Sance
Neer Wey
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Umtil
Ron Epps
Frank Carlos
Knob
Tamer
Palmmeiri
Irvington
Baker
Hendrix
Logan
Freshman Football at Tak Fudenna Field
James Logan faces Irvington at Tak Fudenna Field in a 3 p.m. tilts. Missional Memorial Newark hosts Wash at Tenn. Freshman football action features Levinton versus James aa 25 at Tak Fudenna. local slate outlines multiple contests.
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Irvington
Tak Fugenne Field
Tenn
Missional Memorial
Newark
Wash
Tak Fudenna
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