Washington Mission Valley Track Crown at James Logan High
Washington won the 1966 Mission Valley Athletic League Track and Field title at James Logan High Oval with 6115 points led by Mike George in sprints Bill Barnhill in the mile and Jeff White in the high jump. James Logan Newark and Mission San Jose followed with strong showings as eight varsity records fell including Mike Lautis in discus and Tim Dilbeck in shot put.
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Spence Rugin
Union City
Washington
Mike George
Bill Barnhill
Jeff White
Mission Valley Athletic League
James Logan
Newark
Ned Ser
Minsion San Jose
Irvington
Kennedy
Mike Lautisiana
Earlir
Tim Dilbeck
Mission San Jose
Jesse Laredo
Ea—Toher
Ie Nielsen
Gues Lant
Stay Perkins
Sdewart
Fueron
Sloken
Justice
Jfk
Roller
S. Andersen
Wash
Ingita
A McClintock
Onles
Aire
Oy Nielsen
Ti Ie
Mirsion Bea
Richaard
Lockwood
Halty
Mecclintock
Tom
Dubeh
Hobbs
Willy Cert
Ray Trak Mi
Enerowrid
Oltendricks
Larsey
Sid
Schmidt
Mchully
Ol Evens
Gallesa
J.-F. Kennedy
Pasdle
Extrada
Wilty
Mesriae
Jacobson
IFK
FRI
Ava
Miller
Mesriouy
James Lapan
Dibeck
Naber
Louisiana
Micka
Carlos “Ramirez II
Lorde
L¢Vington
Lauivane
Hicks
Seherée
Pray
Louisina
HBO
Miramontes
Ravell
San Lore
Sunset
Marina
Arroyo Sy
Chara Valley
Hayward
Canyon
Tennyson
Mt. Eden
Righ Hui Urotes
Tallsett Imarl
Bragg
Mar
Taylor tAerh
Picker
Canis
Marty
Sum
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Reves Sun
Reyes
Ribaudo
San Lorenzo
Ileus Fsba
Frank
Aguiana
Faureene
Sir Ae My
Ae Riggs
Sai Hornung
Thompson
Davis
Tana
Te Ridgone
Rodrigues
Vat Reyes
Sun
Rivauds
Barr
Prank
Petropolous
Dyrr
Aso Brown
Aredi
Dawson
Brandon
Hey
Tieden
Andrade
Vigil
Ml. Eden
Care iMar
Vargas
Hoyez Franke
Mue
Are
Ferrario
Rodriguez
Vargas Heyl
Wanden
Halverson
Ari
Vierra
Gimeno
James
Fraxier
Rodrigues Solex
Hy Pagnivar Sa Sours
BecUalan EU Ta
Mananhan Hayware
Tomes
Wandan
Drearet
Vikings Clinch Tie Title With Victory Over Mission San Jose
Irvington High’s Vikings moved into a share of the Mission Valley Athletic League lead with a 32 win over Mission San Jose. Dan Evans, Tom Andrade and Chuck Schmidt keyed the offense as Irvington plated all runs in the fourth inning to take the lead and hold off a late Mission rally. The win leaves Newark two games back with two to play, and Irvington sets up a decisive clash with Kennedy next Tuesday at home.
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Tom Andrade
Chuck Schmidt
Warriors
Mission
Mickey McBride
Jim Trudel
Trudell
Striple
Tom McCabe
Jrelief
Dan Evans
Land
Colts Nip Kennedy on Dual Effort
Russ Torres and Gary Bogue combined for four hits in a dual pitching effort guiding Logan High to a 2-1 victory over Kennedy on the JFK diamond yesterday. The Colts scored once in the third and added the decisive run in the fourth as Felipe Munce opened the frame with a single and advanced on Wayne Machada's play.
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Russ Torres
Gary Bogue
Logan High
Kemedy
JFK
Colts
Felipe Munce
Wayne Machada
Ahern wins 400 free in MVAL swim finals at Washington
Steve Ahern led Newark High to an early lead in the Mission Valley Athletic League finals by taking the 400 free in 4 48.4 at Washington. The rest of the events proceeded on the following day at the same site.
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Fremont
Steve Ahern
Newark
Washington
MVAL Standings and Yesterday's Results Overview
The page lists MVAL standings and yesterday's results including Irvinsion defeating Missile 3 to 2 and San Jose 2 Washington. James Logee and F Kennedy are named among players, with Kennedy highlighted in the context of the Washington team.
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James
F. Kennedy
San Jose
Washington
James Logee
Teanoro
Richmond Berkley Pacific
Alimena
da Corie
Elle
Enera San Leamoro
Berkeley
Benny Cabanas Delivers Grounder for Run in Rally
Benny Cabanas plated Munoz with a grounder past second baseman DeWayne Cross as the Munoz run came home. Dan Medley sparked the fourth inning with a bunt to right and, after a misplay on the throw, slid into second on the wild relay.
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Benny Cabanashen
DeWayne Cross
Munoz
Dan Medley
Rocky Yniquez
Medley
Lindley Sets 9 25 0 In Two Mile At Haal Track
Lindley clocked 9 25 0 in the two mile as Knights surge past Huskies. Dailey praised Pye for improved form after a high jump record leap and Teenyson’s relay team closed the meet with a decisive 1 31 01 victory. Nevin reached two hurdle finals before surgery for an arm infection.
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Dailey
Pye
Reg
Les Pauls
Bob Dickhart
Tennyson
Hayward
Mike Nevin
Lancers
Eien Hayward
Pi “Gastrin Varty
Ya. Canyon
Laranae
Farina
Corwin
Sun
Navin T
Ah Rehaman
Pelos
Geo Alcholax
Irvington Netters Extend Unbeaten Streak in League Tennis
Irvington High remained undefeated in Mission Valley Athletic League tennis with a 3 1 win over Mission San Jose in the featured match. Singles results show McHell, Lorenso, and Bryant among winners, while Larson Real and Kaamen Chigse captured the doubles, highlighting Irvington’s decisive win.
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Irvington High
Mission Valley Athletic League
Mission San Jose
Slim Prep
Larson
Real
D. Mirko
Smith
Kaamen
Chigse
Lomo
Mirah Les Mee
Ington
Newark
Buller
God Stein
Scretch
Buller Ecamelz Weed
Manill
Overton
Richardson
Columbo
Saywer
D. Frestas
Royal
Pines
Hansone Vargas
Elses Cakin
Fochteilier
Mitchell Paces Pring's To Win In San Lorenzo
Mitchell goes four for four with a double and three RBI as defending champion Pring's Coffee Shop defeats Turner's Spurling Goods 16-3 in San Lorenzo American Little League action. Dennis and Devencenzi contribute three RBIs. In the San Lorenzo National, Dick's Restaurant beats Huggins' Plastering 7-5 with Jim Vaughn driving in the winning run.
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San Lorenzo
Randy Mitchell
Pring
Turner’s
Spurling Goods
Mitchell
Dennis
Devencenzi
Jim Vaughn Deuve
Dick's Restaurant
Huggins
Sal Bento
Wiggins
Dick's Restaurag
Lin-T
Cartagena
Antelle Src
Brecht
Vaughan
Ang Reduers
Brecht HP
Boscacci Wins First California State Golf Title
Alan Boscacci, a CSCH alumni, secured victory at the inaugural California State event held in Hayward. He began on the 10th, delivered a dramatic eaple-three on 18 to clinch the win, overcoming mixed play from competitors and officials amid a noisy, informal field setup.
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Oakland
Alan Boscacci
Galt Taenmant
Sequoyah golfer holes eagle from sand on 18th
At the 46 yard 18th the golfer’s second shot curled into a trap at the right front of the green. He slammed the ball from the sand for an eagle, finishing a dramatic hole at Sequoyah Country Club.
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Sequoyah Country Club
Stanley Hurls Orioles Past Loomis 3-0
Ashland scene last night saw Rick Stanley fire a strong three hitter to pace the Triangle Meat Orioles to a 3-0 win over Loomis Company. Stanley doubled twice with Craig Schulenberger and Gary Zagelow driving in runs.
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Ashland
Rick Stanley
Ignun
a/Triangle Meat Orioles
Loomis Company
Sitle
Stanley
Craig Schulenberger
Gary
Zagelow
Winsners
Kitsen
Reser Stantty
Baen
Teinitemeerse Suny
Zageiow
Walker Blow Delivers Holly Sugar Victory in Union City
In Union City the Holly Sugar team edged Holy Rosary by a wild final sequence as Terry Walker reached on an error with two out in the seventh and scored on a passed ball. Garcia contributed three doubles for Holly Sugar in the high scoring Free-4 league affair.
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Union City
Terry Walker
Holly Sugar
Holy Rosary
Lille
Garcia
Union Cre Ie
Haly
Sandal
Eng
Wilkerson
Earnest Biller
Andi
Gari
Siliner
Indy Qualifying Hit By Two Crashes At Speedway
Two wrecks disrupted prequalifying at Indianapolis Motor Speedway as drivers prepared for pole attempts. Malone suffered minor arm and face burns, while rookie Carl Williams and other cars were tangled in the same turn. Separate NFL franchise bid wars see CIMCINWAT leader John A. Wiether and Jack Fortain opposing Paul Brown’s group in a seven-city competition.
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Gerhardt
Malone
Dianapolis Motor Speedway
Mario Ansiretty
Art Malena
Tampa
Fla
Wally Weir
Carl Williams
Kansas City
Cimcinwat
John A. Wiether
Jack Fortain
Paul Brown
Malamet Shuts Out Berkeley in tight Alameda race
San Leandro High pitcher Malamet, hampered by a sore arm earlier this season, delivered another shutout against Berkeley's Yellowjackets. His third win in Pirate decisions extends a 21 inning scoreless streak versus Berkeley, keeping San Leandro in a close pennant chase in the Alameda County Athletic League.
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Berkeley
Dennis Malamiel
Hag
San Leandro
Alameda County Athletic League
Malamel
Jackets
Livermore Defeats St Vincent's In Six Inning Rout
Livermore High dominates St Vincent's 12 to 4 in a six inning game led by Don Devaney and Skeeler Sims with eight stolen bases. Pat Bayless pitched superbly as Livermore exploded for six runs in the third, powered by a 390 foot Devany double and two RBI by Sims.
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Vallejo
Don Devany
Skeeler Sims
Pat Bayless
Livermore High
St. Vincent's
Cowboys
Devany
Skeeter Sims
Livermore
Vincent
Nunes
Avellarstt von Chren
OG Mortora
Holland
Gipsonvet
Silva
Gevaneye
Ui Marchall
Evans
Catainne
Fletcher
Rinial
Lion Rally Triumphs Over Dons In Tight Showdown
In a tense baseball clash, Liberty High surged with a four-run burst in the fifth to topple Amador 3 0, reclaiming control after a slow start. Key contributors included Nichols and Stenberger for Liberty, while Amador battled back with solid defense and late-inning pressure.
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Brentwood
Liberty
Lions
Amador Terday
East Bay
Amater
Oberty Courth
Rouse
Robiex
Os Aio Willis
C Stenberger
Nichols
Masada
Vet
Marchling
Q Estett
Ah Petersen
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Dames Leann
Misha San Jose
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Sandriter
Mace
Lys O ‘Jacobton
Ramirez
Kirk Freitas
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Sip
Bertwox
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James Louden High School
Varaly
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Lato
Yarra
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Jimi
Inole
Mlasion San Jose
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Rivera Cais
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Ray Patani
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Rivera
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Lard Alba
Mendoes
Newart Fee
Ahern
James Lagen
Fy Kennedy
Edens
James Lew
Renney Abi—Cabanas
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