Season over for seven Mission Valley leagues teams
Coaches reflect on a tough year as seven of eight Mission Valley Athletic League football squads wrap up the season. American, Kennedy, Logan, Memorial, Mission San Jose, Newark, and James Logan face next year with injuries, returning lettermen, and plans to rebuild.
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Rood Contardi Lead MVAL Passers And Interceptions
JFK quarterback Brian Rood topped the Mission Valley Athletic League in passing with a league record 1,259 yards. Contardi of Mission San Jose led in interceptions with four picks, while Ricapito of Washington posted 1,080 yards and 19 TDs. Rood set single season and career marks for attempts and completions, surpassing 1973 leaders Zentner and Jacinto. Nordeen named Ohlone cross country MVP.
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Past headlines recap of notable NFL and NBA games
A digest of past sports notes highlights Delvin Williams rushing 103 yards for the 49ers over the Bears, Raiders beating Browns 38-17, Phil Smith scoring 25 for the Warriors in a 102-96 loss to the Sonics, Dewey King earning Coach of the Year honors, Jimmy Thomas delivering a late yard score for an upset, and Daryle Lamonica passing twice as the Haiders beat the Chargers 21-6.
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Jade Palace Edges Fraga In Slo-Break Victory
In Newark Recreation Dept. Men s Slo-Break play Jade Palace edged Fraga 47 46 on a late putback by Ed Spriggs who scored 14 points. Tom Beitch led Fraga with 16. Pioneer prererr es won by forfeit over Carl s Quality Cats in the only other game.
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Thompson named Pac-8 Offensive Player of the Week
Washington State quarterback Jack Thompson earned a second straight Pac Conference Offensive Player of the Week honor after a tough loss to California. He completed 28 of 52 passes for 252 yards in the late comeback, ranking third in conference history for yardage. Burl Toler of California was named Pac Defensive Player of the Week.
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