Boot season opens with four MVAL soccer matches
Prep pulse signals a balanced four game start as the Mission Valley Athletic League kicks off its fourth boot season. Irvington at Livermore and Amador at Newark headline opening games at 3 p.m. with Dublin, Serra, Washington and Mission San Jose also in action.
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Pennelly Warrior MVP Named For Undefeated 1969 San Jose Team
In Fremont at the Fremont Inn last night Les Pennelly was named Most Valuable Player for Mission San Jose High's undefeated 1969 football squad. Quarterback Dave Price received the coaches Most Loyal award as Rich Swift and Price were honored in a capsized banquet ceremony.
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Three Area Cagers Open Play This Week
Three area basketball teams begin MVAL action with Albany at James Logan, Livermore at Mission San Jose, and Amador at Washington. Games start 3:30 p.m. for Logan vs Albany and 7:30 p.m. for MSJ vs Washington. Washington and Mission are favored to win the title, returning players and new talents cited for both squads. Logan’s Dave Garcia leads a young Colts lineup as Newark opens tomorrow at Stineset High and Logan hosts Delta Sale Friday.
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Prep booters in action in Mission Valley league opener
Five of six MVAL soccer teams play today at 3 p.m led by defending champion Washington hosting Serra. Irvington, Amador, Kennedy, Camden, and Mission San Jose also meet. Washington returns nine of eleven starters plus three foreign exchange students and a strong frosh-soph group.
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Ohlone's Dudney Earns All-Coast Conference Honor
Ohlone College defensive tackle Mike Dudney was the sole Renegade on the All-Coast Conference team. At 6-1 225 he is a Mission San Jose High graduate and a freshman who will return next year. Also named were Jack Acosta, Jim Faulkner, Jim Campagna, and Greg Meredith in various roles. Hartnell and Monterey Peninsula dominated the selections as the league champ and runner up. Hartnell faces Yuba in the first round of state junior college playoffs.
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Luis Negrese
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Titans meet Mats as MSJ hosts tough Knights on mats
Mission San Jose aims to open its wrestling season against defending Oakland Athletic League champion Castlemont Knights at 3 30 p m in Oakland today. The Warriors seek a strong start led by key wrestlers as they clash with Castlemont on the mats.
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Glenmoor tennis clubs place high in interclub play
Glenmoor Tennis Club of Fremont finished Northern California Interclub play with a Class B third place and Class C thirds and sixths across three men's teams. The B team opened 4-0 then lost two matches to Livermore and Orinda. Orinda edged into second as Livermore won Gonzales League. PMID
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Big Sky Conference expands talks begin on membership
Gden Utah United Press International reports officials opened a two day meeting with expansion on the agenda. Conference commissioner Jack Friel said Northern Arizona University and Boise State College had applied for membership as expansion talks likely to start Tuesday.
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Benefit car rally for families in need Saturday
The 11th Annual Turkey Toddlers rallye, a benefit for needy local families, will be held Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. sanctioned by the Northern California Sports Car Association. It starts at the White Front parking lot at ry and Nimitz Freeway Newark and ends at Me and Ed's Pizza in the Fremont Hub. All car makes welcome and entry is 3 with food drive for a Special basket. categories include beginner, ride and expert. For more details call Mrs. Harriet Gittings at 79-2514.
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Estimo Wins Bay Meadows Golf Tourney Championship Flight
Tom Estimo fired a one under par 71 at Sunol Golf Course to capture the championship flight title in the Bay Meadows Tournament. He used an 11 handicap for a 60 low net over 18 holes on the Patt course. Nick Puhich won the first flight with a strong showing, while other local players posted notable distances and finishes.
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