MVAL Prepares For Non-League Finishes With New Faces
Mission Valley Athletic League coaches push to end the non league season with fresh lineups. Washington at Oakland Tech leads Friday with several key games including Irvington vs Lynbrook and Homestead facing Logan. Saturday features Newark seeking an undefeated finish against Moreau and St. Marys hosting John F. Kennedy as Mission San Jose welcomes San Mateo.
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Tom Frische
Woodcock Key to Huskies Stop Sprint-Out Threat
Washington High’s defense focused on halting the Los Altos sprint-out option, led by Prep of the Week honoree Jobn Woodcock. The senior logged ten unassisted tackles, three sacks, and recovered a fumble to spark the Huskies in a decisive stop. Woodcock, a two-year varsity player, also anchors the center role on offense and credits team practice and unity for the win.
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San Mateo Loses Newark 4-1 in Five Game Soccer Set
Newark tops San Mateo 4-1 as Vic Agnalo scores the lone Newark goal from ten yards. Lynbrook's balanced offense fueled by Steve Dundly and Craig Duntuten powers a disciplined ground game led by Dave Ralston for an 11-42 victory over San Rafael. Coach Dan Hagen laments mistakes, while St. Mary's defense holds strong with standout linemen and receivers in a season of close calls.
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Jim Murray
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Michigan State coach blasts officials after Notre Dame game
Michigan State coach Daugherty accused officials of missing at least 30 calls in the Notre Dame game and showed film at a Lansing luncheon to back his claim. He cited ten plays with alleged roughing the kicker penalties and a disputed piling on call, saying the Spartans finished with 142 rushing yards erased by penalties and vowing to use the film to clear the air.
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Berryessa Trout Fishing Holds Up in October
Outdoors Dateline reports Lake Berryessa trout remain deep at 40 to 60 feet as cooling weather nears. Barry Leader notes good shore and deep-water fishing near Spanish Flat, Skiers Cove, and the Narrows while Claude Davis predicts October could bring top-water action around Oct 17. Anglers advised to adjust depth, enjoy shore fishing at Markley Cove, and expect kokanee at Folsom Lake with bass at Berryessa remaining stubbornly wary.
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Los Altos Knights Dominate Rankings After Loss To Washington
Los Altos tops in their section after a 13 6 loss to Washington and a fumble shakes the rankings. Coach Jim Ingram uses his bench to shout instructions as Huskies rally on defense and the Muskies praise Bellarmine’s faster backs. Larry Rendon and Irvington High’s Nelson Lodge combine for a goal in East Hay League action as Union City defeats Fremone 8 1.
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Boosters to dine Fremont Raiders Booster Club event
Fremont The first dinner of the Southern Alameda County Oakland Raiders Booster Club will be Thursday at the Teamsters Hall 70 Me genberger Road at 9 pm Cocktails start at 6 30 pm followed by a catered buffet Dinner price 3 75 per person and 25 cents for cocktails and wine 1 00 per fifth Tickets from Gus DeMarco 538 1087 Rema Maiektilny 48 5625 or the Rancho Bar Special guests Ben Davidson and Clarence Smith from the Haiders.
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Pruitt Leads Oklahoma Ground Game In Big Win
Oklahoma rolled up 517 rushing yards against Southern California as Greg Pruitt ran 5 yards for a TD and 42 76 and seven yard scores. Pruitt led a trio of backs in a 92-3 Sooner victory.
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Union City routs Fremont 8 1 in league opener
Union City defeated Fremont Rangers 8 to 1 in the East Bay Adult Soccer League opener. Enrique Mata scored three goals to lead Union City, with Alejandro Hernandez scoring twice and Lylo Negrete, Jose Tarpez, and Pedro Rodeles adding one each. Fremont's Larry Rendon tallied their lone goal.
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Fremont Rangers
Enrique Mata
Alejandro Hernandez
Lylo Negrete
Jose Tarpez
Pedro Rodeles
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