Mission San Jose Volleyball Eyes Unblemished MVAL Run
MSJ volleyball aims to complete the first round of Mission Valley Athletic League play undefeated after a win over Washington. Coach Sue Gross lauds strong serving and quickness with key players Pater, O'Connor, Helmholz, Almone, Johannes, and Neklason anchoring a 60 record.
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Mission San Jose High
Mission Valley Athletic League
Warriors
Washington
Huskies
Sue Gross
MSI
Sivey
Gross
MSJ
Wendy Tannenbaum
Eileen Welch
Jv's
Debbie Helmholz
Pater
Sheryl Pater
Mission
Ellen O'Connor
MLJ
Helmholz
Linda Almone
Nancy Johannes
Cindy Neklason
Mission San Jose Gals Clinch Volleyball Lead
Mission San Jose High defeated Washington 15-13 15-7 to stay undefeated in MVAL play. Eileen Welch led with 11 points and Sheryl Paler helped, while Kolene Scanlan topped the Huskies with 10 points. JV side saw MSJ win 16-15 15-10 15-11 as Renee Davis and Elise Glady starred.
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Renee Davis
Elise Glady
MSJ
Washington
Warriors center Ray shows gentler side and winning drive
Ray, the Warriors center acquired from Chicago for Nate Thurmond, wowed fans with rebounding and defense while pursuing one statistic did we win. A standout at Oklahoma, he passed through Chicago and helped the Warriors chase the NBA title after a strong college and early Bulls career.
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Hal Childs
Oakland
Clifford Ray
Bast
Warrior
Sai
NBA
Ray
Warriors
Chicago
Nate Thurmond
University of Oklahoma
Phoenix Sun
John MacLeod
Sooners
Garfield Heard
Buffalo Braves
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Windy City
Cycle Center edges Automatic in Fremont Flag clash
Cycle Center nipped Automatic 48-? in the Fremont Flag Football League A Division as Don Wilcox and Fred Santos connected on key passes. Automatic finished 2-1-1. In a separate game Carroll's Trophies defeated Central Properties 3-16 with QB Bob Hidslgo throwing three TDs to Terry Seuser Greg Popet and Seaver. Chic Bist added a safety.
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Fremont
Grr Ile
Fremont Flag Football League
Automatic
Don Wilcox
John Eee Eteene
Keers
Phil Dicks
Scott Stolley
Carroll
Central Properties
Bob Hidslgo
Terry Seuser
Greg Popet
Seaver
Chic Bist
Central
Bobby Tsyio
Gaarley Weekes
Weekes
Logan Triumphs 2-0 as Espinoza Hewritt Contend
Logan secures a 2-0 victory while Angelina Espinoza and Hewritt vie for a third triumph amid a contested rematch in Se te Lae.
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Angelina Espinoza
Hewritt
USSR Exhibits in Exhibition Match With Mond Newspapers
The Soviet Union will play an exhibition game against Mond Newspapers Inc. as part of an international game series. The 1972 Olympic final controversy and their 1974 Word Gemex and 1975 Intercontinental Cup wins are cited as context for the Soviets' ongoing dominance.
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Mond Newspapers Inc
U.S
Farei
United States
Munich
West Germany
Cross Country and Field Hockey Notes From Local Meet
Fragmentary summary notes from a local sports slate listing various cross country and field hockey participants and results. Names and affiliations appear rough and jumbled, with partial event times and locations embedded in unclear OCR.
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Jarvis
Shenton Penna
American
Rewerk
James Leper
John
Wantady
Keingian
Washington
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Kennedy
Memorial
Washington Huskies
Patriots
Irvington
WHS
Memial
Mission San Jose
Vikings
Vikes
Warrior Gals
Shock Sale
Onal Ai Brees
San Leandro Bas Fair
Pleasant Hill
Monument Fis
SAN Leandro Brock
Antioch
Heneneville
Daly City
Tamas Center
Yew
San Mateo
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North Coplet
Kidu Veterige
Monson Mill
Cea Gries
Kevin Corcoran
Warriors Center
Logan
Ussr
Coxtom
Sime Ama
S Slate
Seis — Arravican
Ent Logan
Atrial
Jehan F. Kir Fady
Mihai San Sond
Reine
Saat