Prep writers name All South County grid team
The South County Prep Writers named 14 players to the defensive unit including seven on the line plus three linebackers and three defensive halfbacks. Unanimous picks included Rich Swift and Randy Bunn as linebackers and Les Pennelly as a halfback, a repeat from last year who rushed for over 1,500 yards.
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Charles Tonell
Alameda County
South County Prep
South County
Rich Swift
Mission San Jose
Randy Bunn
Arroy
Les Pennelly
Jone
Pennelly
California
Cushing
Mission San Jose leads all-South County selections and line play
The report notes Mission San Jose as Valley League champions with five players on the all-South County offense and defense. Castrov Castro Valley and Hast Bay Amador each place four players. Key linemen Miraglio and Gillespie from Castro Valley excel in pulling and downfield blocking. Diessler becomes the first Don to exceed 1000 rushing yards in a season.
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Arroyo
Dunny
Pennelly
Hayward
Jeff Concannon
Vens
Goard
Mike Dearman
Ric Russell
Castro Valley
Mike Miraglio
Bob Gillespie
Johm Needham
Charlie Cox
Spartans
Miraglio
Gillespie
Amador
Rob Drestler
Hugh Peterson
Joe Rose
Kelly Walters
Diessler
East Bay
San Lorenzo
HAAL
1969 All-South County Honor Roll Picks
The 1969 All-South County honor roll lists Canyon Ben Taylor Granada Rabbie Fowler and others on offense. Defensive selections include Arroyo John August and Castro Valley Mike Schantz with notable mentions of Tempson Fernandez and Haal leaders Tim Ireland and Greg Yowler. Spensel set a Hayward record with 109 tackles while Ireland led in passing and Yowler boosted receiving averages.
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Canyon
Ben Taylor
G. Granada
Rabbie Fowler
Livermore
Kurt Humphrey
Paul Hewitt
E. Marina
Bop Holshaw
Tom Rosenihe
el Mission San Jose
Dave Price
Wally Marshall
John Morris
Eden
Dan Newton
Newark
Dave Petersen
Jim Nullmeyer
Pacific
Pat Carvalho
San Leandro
Mike Desa
Arroyo
John August
Ez Canyon
Lee Loyd
Castro Valley
Mike Schantz
Arl_McNicoll
Raynard
Gene Bickford
George Spensel
Concannon
Spensel
San Lorenzo
Rial
Tim Ireland
Greg Yowler
Ireland
HAAL
Yoder
Defense offense Unit Names Halfback and Kicker
Defensive unit features halfback Greg Frederick of Invington and kicker Harl Schrader of Livermore. Other defenders include linemen Jim Nul lmeyer of Newark Mark Dun can of Washington Rich Goodwin of Pacific and linebacker Bob Taylor of Canyon.
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Greg Yoder
San Lorenzo Sr
Gene Bickford Hayward
Mike DeArmon
San Jose Sr
Hugh Peterson Amador
Mike Miraglio
Castro Valley Sr
Bob Gillespie
San Jose
Tim Ireland
Roy Stevens
San Lorenzo Jr
Bob Drestler Amador
Les Pennelly
Mission
Greg Frederick Irvington
Earl Schrader
George Spensel Hayward Sr
John Needham
Rich Goodwin
Greg Frederick
Invington
Harl Schrader
Livermore
Jim Nullmeyer
Newark
Mark Duncan
Washington
Pacific
Bob Taylor
Can Yor
One big punch saves Benvenuti
Nino Benvenuti retained the world middleweight title with a stunning one punch knockout of challenger Luis Rodriguez in the 11th round after 70 seconds. The crowd of 18,000 roared as Benvenuti, bleeding from a cut early, landed the decisive shot to retain his crown in Italy.
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Rome
UPI
Nino Benvenuti
Luis Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Benvenuti
Spartans upset Tigers as UOP rally falls short
San Jose State led early but squandered a 15-0 third quarter edge as University of the Pacific ignited a late comeback. Spartans forced six interceptions and three fumbles, with Brian Barnard returning one for 8 yards, sealing a 49-? victory in the Pacific Coast Athletic Association context.
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SAN Jose
San Jose State Spartans
University of the Pacific
Tigers
San Jose State
UOP
Spartans
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Doug Scovil
Brian Barnard
Bob Hughes
Calvin Lewis Lev
Barnard
Marv Johnson
Larry Barnes
Frank Slaton
Butch Bills
Chiefs Raiders clash for AFL division lead in tough showdown
Blanda scored in two straight games and kicked 143 straight extra points as the Raiders pursue a division title. Stenerud has 30 conversion kicks with no miss, while Kansas City eyes another home win in a seven game AFL streak. Both teams face injuries but expect full lineups for the key battle with staff and season implications.
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Blanda
Stenerud
Raiders
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Bengals
Chiefs
Oakland
Billy Cannon
Roger Hagberg
Lenian Ed Lothamer
K.C
Madden
New York
Buffalo
Denver
Municipal Stadium
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