Prep of the week John Lane tops high jump despite self-doubt
American High junior John Lane earned third in the state high jump at Balboa Stadium, clearing 6-10 and narrowly missing 6-11 after a tentative season. Coach Mike Agee praised his relaxed focus and predicted a 7-0 potential with more effort next year. Lane aims for a four year college scholarship and plans to return to the state meet.
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Cal State's Haber tops big meet mark with 7-0 high jump
Cal State's Dave Haber, a freshman, vaulted 7-0 to win the Far Western Conference and NCAA Division II high jump titles. He aims for the 1978 U.S. Olympic team while contending with rivals such as Oregon State's Mark Wilson. Haber reflects on past seasons and adjusts technique as he eyes Knoxville junior nationals and Lincoln Russia duals.
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Newark driver Ortega wins NHRA pro drag race
Joe Ortega of Newark California won the pro category at the NHRA Spring nationals at National Trails Raceway Ohio clocking 192.30 mph in the final. Shirley Muldoon Muldowney was edged in the top field finals by Marvin Graham from Oklahoma City in a 6.19 second run at 211.76 mph.
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Pepperidge Farms Edges Mack Western 8 7 In Hayward Softball
Pepperidge Farms upset league leader Mack Western 8 7 in Hayward Area Recreation District 0 1 softball. John Frisch tripled for the tying run and scored the winning run on Dave Rodriguez’s single in the seventh inning as Pepperidge claimed the victory. Frisch had three RBIs and two singles, Lloyd Perry added three hits, and Gary Vargas hit a two run homer for Pepperidge. Mack Western, now 6 2 in league play, still leads with five teams tied for second at 4 4, as other results included Silva A C 22 over Rocky’s Pizza, Village Lounge 41 over Plaga Cantina, and Nava Lathing 103 over K B Transport. In C 2 play Jim Bird Construction beat Mteming Foods 154. Reidy Ball Bonds earned a forfeit over Home Care Service. Women’s play saw American Imports 1310 over M T Rebels and Road Runners 132 over 50th State 132.
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Unbeaten NCAA nines clash in College World Series
In Omaha the 20th annual College World Series features unbeaten South Carolina and Arizona State meeting at 7:30, with Texas and Oklahoma also atop the bracket after wins Monday. Texas beat Seton Hall 12-10, Oklahoma shut out Eastern Michigan 7-0 as Marty Flores, Terry Ray and Rick Cerone key the late rallies and solid defense.
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Strobel Joins Gladiator Mat Camp Staff at Chabot
Oregon State two time NCAA champion Greg Strobel is added as instructor for Chabot College Commuter Wrestling Camp running June 16 20 from 9am to 12pm and 1pm to 4pm. UCLA assistant Dave Auble and former Chabot wrestlers Brent Jacinto Steve Siroy Jerry Hoffman John Needham join staff. Applications due Saturday the 45 dollar fee includes lunch and T shirt sales.
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Hayward Quarter Midgets Sanction Race Day Winners
Hayward's Sanction Race Day saw four drivers win. Cathy Hill captured Senior Stork, Gina Schram won Jr Novice Stock, Glen Bagley took Junior Stork, and Danny Jones claimed Heavy AA.
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Gina Schruni
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Valencia hurls Wesley United to easy win
HAYWARD LeRoy Valencia pitched a three hitter last night and Rich MacWilliams added three singles to power Wesley United to a Interfaith Athletic Association softball victory over San Lofengo Baptist. Bruce Kielt hit a home run for Wesley United. Jim Leonard homered and doubled as St John’s defeated Free Methodist 11 to 5. Dennis Bragonier homered and singled as First Presbyterian beat First American Baptist 8 to ?
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Goodman hot in cage play
Steve Goodman poured in 47 points Sunday night to lead the Bullets to a 93-80 win over the Suns in Washington Manor Summer League play at St. Felicitas Church. Andre Hil added 31 as the Warriors beat the Braves 90 to 89.
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Murcer Named NL Player of the Week Again
San Francisco Giants outfielder Bobby Murcer earned the National League Player of the Week honor for a second time this season. He hit .480 with one home run and seven RBIs, lifting his season average to .318, ninth in the league.
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