Vikes and Pirates land all ACAL picks in baseball
Pacific High and San Leandro each place two players on the Alameda County Athletic League all star baseball team chosen by league coaches. Pacific pitchers Pat Carvalho and catcher Dave Baker earn spots along with San Leandro's John Sofranac and Mark Reilly. Baker leads ACAL with a .463 batting average and is Southern Division MVP. Other selections span multiple schools including ElS Mack Sisneros, Paul Gengler, Alvin Moore, Jit Fisher, Dave Rosenstraich, Lex Anton, Mike Bartell, Steve Falchota, Ino Garrett, Jim Peretti, Larry Miller, Ken Walker, Craig Pinto, and Tom Valles.
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Ken Walker
Pindle Valley
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Tom Valles
Mouth County
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Lincoln Wins Softball Crown at Thrasher Park
Lincoln High of San Leandro captured the unofficial South County continuation high school softball title at Thrasher Park yesterday, defeating Moheland of Wayward by a wide margin.
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Thrasher Park
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All-MVAL picks five Huskies to elite team
Five Huskies earned All-MVAL baseball honors including Sonny Raeber Mike Jacinto Tim Armatrang Dennis Ackersley and Jeff Timental for Fremont Washington led with three picks while Mission San Jose and Irvington also placed players. Seniors Dan Yancey Mendoza and Don Memory praised by coach Till Lightfoot amid a junior-dominated squad and standout pitching by Eckersley and DeBarr.
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Dan Yancey
Mission San Jose
Dave Marin
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John J. Kennedy
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College oval draws 473 competitors
SACRAMENTO California AP reports the NCAA college division track and field championships closing with 473 athletes from 98 colleges set to compete. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo defends, while Eastern Michigan Occidental C W Post Adelphi Southwest Louisiana listed as top threats.
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Hobby Turner
Don Albritton
Northeast Missouri
Sacramento State
Hornet Field
Rebel mat unit tourney due at San Lorenzo High
San Lorenzo Rebel wrestling club hosts a freestyle meet for members who bought a tee shirt. Tournament runs tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. at San Lorenzo High School.
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Rebel Wrestling Club
Cougar roster note from Infi sports event
A fragment lists athletes including Dan Masengill in tennis, Keith Debro in baseball, Chris Schneider in track, and Cliff Sprague in swimming with teammates from Infi.
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Keith Debro
Infi
Chris Schneider
Cliff Sprague
State Prep Track and Field finals run tight
Cowl Summer and Mark reach finals as Watson misses pole vault finals with 13 3% season best. Rodrigues 2 1 in long jump. Williams leads qualifiers at 24 3. A relays record falls as Hamilton Los Angeles runs 41.2 for the 4x100. Charles Jackson marks his 18th birthday by 120 hurdles in 13.6.
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Randy Williams
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Los Angeles
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Juan Avant
Paul Wallace
David Thomas
George Reddick
Lompoc
Charles Jackson
Jerry Proctor
Mulr Pasatanad
North team pick for all state classic in Oakland
Bob Hagler of Las Lomas High is named to the North squad that will face the South in the All State Basketball Classic on July 1 at the Coliseum Arena in Oakland. He replaces Janes of Mira Loma High in Sacramento who cannot participate.
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Bob Hagler
Las Lomas High
Colseum Arena
Oakland
Robert Hagler
Bublin High
Janes
Mira Lema High
Satramento
Milburn and Mil lwinn lead Kennedy Games week
Milburn ready for San Francisco Kennedy Games with a late-night arrival and a chance to break the world 120 highs mark despite a breeze. Southern University’s Randy Matson, Jorma Kinnunen, Julia Vaalainen, and other names loom as title contenders in a stacked Remedy meet at Edwards Stadium with TV replay on KPIX.
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International Federation
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West Germany
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Earl McCulloch
Erv Hall
Willie Davenport
United States
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Davenport
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Arizona
Central Michigan reaches NCAA World Series final in close win
No. 1 Central Michigan moved unbeaten into the College Division World Series final in Springfield Massachusetts after a 53-? win over San Diego University. Glenn Allen pitched effectively with 13 strikeouts in 5 2/3 innings to spark the victory. Florida Southern joined the losers bracket with a four hit triumph over Mankato State led by Jay Smith. San Diego then faced Florida in tonight’s bracket final to decide the other finalist.
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UPI
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Glenn Allen
Florida Southern
Mankato State
Jay Smith
San Diego
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