Fremont Ranch dominates Olivares in B action
Fremont Ranch blanked Olivares 3 0 behind two goals and an assist by Ray Garcia and a third score from Merk Gormly. Scott Hearn highlighted Olivares with a strong effort as other B games saw Fremont Lighting beat Sparta 2 0 and UCB beat Newark 2 4.
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Fremont
Fremont Ranch
Fremont Soccer
Ghirardelli Eagles
Dimitri Deli
Faul Souza
Oi Mike Tunn
Rich Tenbaseh
Dollar Savers Tie for Top Spot in Fremont Soccer
Dollar Savers moved into a tie for first place in the Fremont Soccer Organization Intermediate A League with a 2-1 victory over Sparta. Lonnie Lopez and Tim Taylor scored for the winners, who improved to 6-1-1. Central TV and Newark drew 2-2, Centerville Law beat Mission Valley Sports 5-1, and Centerville’s Tim Cole led with two goals in the cup victory.
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Fremont — Dollar Savers
Fremont
Sparta
Lonnie Lopez
Tim Taylor
Wipers
Tim Hurst
Dino Grassechi
Curt Fraulino
Dimas Resendez
George Kozel
Central TV
Newark
Centerville Law
Mission Valley Sports
Central
CU Rendon
Mark Holltack
Bruce Anderson
Dan Wasea
Hank Audeboon
Peter Rudiger
Gene Vargas
Lath
Bill Brown
Centervill
Walc Ott
Tim Cole
Tony Porreca
Centerville
Jeff Wilson
John Singer
MYS
Frustrated DeBarr Relentless In Cross Country Races
Kennedy sophomore DeBarr faced a string of six second place finishes across major meets including Camden In vitational Del Mar invite Mission Valley finals North Coast Sectional qualifiers and North Coast Section finals. He trailed Newark High rival Ton Gallehon but stayed strong through Sectionals finishing with a best time of 9 82.0 for two miles. As a freshman he endured shadows of older brother Dennis who starred as a pitcher for Kennedy.
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DeBarr
Camden
del Mar
Kennedy
Froshsopn
Newark High
DeSarr
Dearr
Ton Gallahon
Gallehon
Gallebon
Miles
Mike
Dennis
Titans
Don Moody
John J. Kennedy
Moody
Acks Moody
Sunnyvale
Kennedy Harriers Star DeBarr And Huskies Star Finley
Mike DeBarr emerged as a standout freshman sprinter and leading force for John J. Kennedy track, with Sunnyvale Invitational win and flawless frosh-soph results. Earl Finley, a neck-injury comeback story, shifted to kicking to return for Washington High and posted 21 straight extra points, prompting a varsity move and continued strong kicking through the season.
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Earl
Old Washineter High
Frash-Seph
Jim Ingram
Washington
Rob Springer
Ingram
Finley
Springer
Fineley
Enda Springer
Unbeaten Fuente and Sparta shine in Fremont Pee Wee soccer
In Fremont Pee Wee action Fuente and Sparta remain unbeaten. Morelli’s Union beat Jets 78 to 41 while LeFuente’s Dave Glover and Albert Cacho each scored twice. Celtics, Marilyn’s, and others posted wins as leaders showcase top scorers and forfeit wins boosted by key goals.
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Fremont
la Fuente
Sparta
EsFvan
Morelli
Union
Celtics
Martyn
Interers
Sport Shack
Dave Glover
Albert Cacho
LeFuente
Inclde
Kirk Riedell
Bob Rowland
Anu Kurt Frost
Steve Mangano
Jeff Road
Morell
Arce
Celtcs
Marilyn's
Pat Itty Ton Hovis
Kevn
Vevis
Estes
David Burris
John Necker
Evie Manning
Morea
Packers slip by 49ers in Newark league clash
In Newark, the Packers beat the 49ers 31 to 28 to seize first place in the Newark Recreation Peeps Junior Flag Football League. Wil Gyordhe ran for two touchdowns and passed for three more. Cory Marazita connected with Dar Voy Thibault and Jeff On phaal for scores.
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Newark — Packers
Newark Recreation Peps
Wil Gyordhe
Danny Glorinsa
Cory Marazita
Darvoy ‘Thibault
Jeff Onphaal
Vikings
Williams
Mike Wéh
Hales wins third day of Fremont Funny Car Races
Dr. Jeroy Hales a Los Angeles surgeon wins the third Fremont month long Funny Car Marathon in a 7.05 second run at 206.42 mph in a 1972 Dodge Demon. He defeats Kenny Martin of Puyallup Washington as Gary Bolger records low ET and Fritz Callier hits top speed. Marvin Shepard Henry Wallace win eliminators. Trig Zelgier leads after three weeks with 70.20 points.
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Fremont
Jeroy Hales
Los Angeles
Fremont Raceway
Halles
Kenny Martin
Puyallup
Washington
Gary Bolger
Elgin
Fritz Callier
San Antonio
Texas
Marvin Shepard
Henry Wallace
Trig Zelgier
Buckeyes claim flag title with 46 27 victory
Newark flag football standings show Buckeyes finish 5-0 by defeating Bruins 46 27 as George Fernandez runs for six TDs. Spartans place second at 4-1 after a 20 4 win over Bears, Indians rally to beat Tigers 18 12.
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Newark
Buckeyes
Newark -Represion
Gloriosa Junior wins Pigskin Pete contest
Newark Recreation Dept. honors Gloriosa Junior for winning the Pigskin Pete contest in the Junior Division. Ann Rove places second and Cory Marazita third. Pre Wee winner Jef Senith is followed by Steve Tuennerman and David Hever. Midget crown goes to Doug Ebel with Mike Baghi second and Jett Oak third. Event judged by best distance in punt, poss, and kick.
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Ann Rove
Cory Marazita Therd
Jef Senith
Steve Tuennerman
David Hever
Doug Ebel
Mike Baghi
Jett Oak
Kennedy and Mission San Jose Open 1971-72 Basketball Season
JFK and Mission San Jose begin the season as early contenders. Kennedy hosts Castro Valley in the opening game at Empin then faces San Lorenzo at 8 36 p.m. Saturday while Mission San Jose hosts Livermore Alam on the same night.
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Livermore
Sey Jedd
Bay Meadows Stakes Meet Set With Eight Days of Racing
Bay Meadows hosts three stakes events this week, led by the $15,000 Burlingame Stakes for two year olds and the $100,000 California Juvenile on December 14. The $15,000 Bay Waintin Handicap closes the weekend, a mile route for older horses, as track records and rising contenders emerge.
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San Mateo
Bay Meadows
Mit
California
Grid contest winners due
Winners are determined from claim stubs submitted to The Argus office before 5 p.m. tomorrow. Postmarks do not count and delays are not the paper's responsibility. Eligible contestants must indicate seven or more correct games and fill the space for games correct.
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Msl
Argus Ofice
Argus
Ohlone Renegades Open 1971-72 Against Yuba at Home
Fremont based Ohlone College opens the 1971-72 season hosting Yuba on Friday at 8 p.m. The Renegades aim to improve on last year’s Coast Conference finish as they also travel to Sierra Saturday for another 8 p.m. clash.
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Fremont
Dilek Walsh
Ohlone
Yuba Calley
Vinglan High
The
Renegades
Sierra
Abkine
Boldes
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