Holl Mile Triumph Leads C V Invitational Race
Genschmer and Zimmer starred as Holl led the mile at the C V Invitational, finishing in 4:21.84 with Vien Collier of Tamalpais close behind in 4:19.4. Monte Vista’s Bill Solomon also posted a strong 4:19.5 as Bartholomew of Fremont challenged in high jump, while Ki mer cleared 6.5 for the win. Sunset’s Rich Turner won the shot put, Castro Valley’s Tim Hose captured the B weight, and Rose dominated the 2 mile in 2:01.4 with Thomas second and Lemmon fourth. Nordmann took the B 100 in 19.2 as meet records fell twice.
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Castro
Lemmon
Tennyson
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Nordmann
Livermore
Gast Meyer
Saleh
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Falcon flipper tional Turner nets fourth in event
Turner finishes fourth with a 163 feet 7 inch throw in the event. He also records a 56 feet 9 ¼ inch mark in the shot put, but does not advance.
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Sunset nine hosts Castro Valley as title bid continues
Sunset High aims to gain ground in Hayward Area Athletic League baseball by defeating Castro Valley at 3 15 p m while Sunset trails by one game in the loss column. Canyon provides another test at 3 16 p m on the Cougars home field. John F Kennedy seeks to protect a 14 game MVAL lead at Irvington in a 3 30 p m game. James Logan hosts Mission Valley track trials starting 1 30 p m with finals Friday at Logan. CAL track trials start at 3 9 p m at Moreau with finals Thursday at Cal State beginning 5 p m.
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Unclear Sports Slate With No Scheduled Events Tonight
A garbled OCR sports brief lists scattered team names and venues with no coherent schedule. It reads as a fragmentary calendar of baseball and other events, but no definite games, dates, or results can be confirmed from the readable text.
Ceres Washington High shines at Ceres In Vitational
At the Ceres In Vitational meet Washington High finished as runners up as Mark of Washington clocked 9 14.7 in the two mile to claim outstanding large school honors. Hinkies’ Chuck Mark won praise for the effort while 40 plus schools competed across varsity and freshman soph divisions with several places earned by Mike Rutiaddo Bob Leow Scott Lewis Randy Hobbs and the 440 yard relay team.
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Glads and Ohlone in coast conference championship actions
Junior college teams loom large with De Anza College hosting a three day meet at DeAnza. Fortunes shift as Chabot and Ohlone vie for top spots in Coast and Golden Gate Conference play. Golf and baseball schedules set with Glads hosting City College of San Francisco and Renegades facing Monterey and Gavilan.
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USC QB choresplit possibility eyed by McKay
USC coach John McKay indicated a possible split of quarterback duties next fall between Jimmy Jones and Mike Rae. Rae impressed in a 10 minute spring scrimmage with 13 of 16 completions, while Jones went 12 of 15. Fullback Sam Cunningham gained 85 yards on 16 carries, and Rod McNeill suffered a hip sprain requiring X-ray evaluation.
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Jimmy Jones
Mike Rae
University of Southern California
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Rod McNeill
USC Health Center
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UCLA and Washington clash in Pac-8 undefeated showdown
UCLA’s unbeaten varsity crew meets Washington this Saturday in a decisive Pac-8 regatta. UCLA routed UC Irvine last Saturday while Washington likewise defeated California, setting up a showdown between the two remaining unbeatens.
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Fins ace proves he's not fluke at zone meet
Pleasant Hill swimmer Don Palstra of the Hayward Flying Fins reaffirmed his top ranking among American 14 year olds at the Pacific Association Zone 2 meet. The scattered results note Palstra in multiple events with strong performances and other swimmers from Walnut Creek Aquatics and Aquabears among the finishers.
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Pac-8 Track Duals Highlight Tri Jump Marks And Wins
The weekend meets show UCLA extending their unbeaten run to 17 with a 78 77 victory over Cal as triple jumps shine. Oregon State and USC posted strong showings while Willie Deckard and steeplechase contenders Ace the field in Seattle. Oregon dominates Washington State, and the upcoming Pac-5 slate promises tense cross-town battles.
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