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Sports Briefs
Pony Openers
The Mets, Yankees and Diamondbacks opened the Los Gatos Pony League season with victories last week.
The Mets knocked off the Giants 12-5. Andrew Silva and Jad Correia each doubled twice and singled for the Mets.
Brian Wendt had a two-run double and Dan Politi, Gus Winkelman, Jordan Senner, Brett Davis and Wes Piper each singled in the win.
David Holtzman ripped a triple and singled twice and Jarrett Kasper had two hits for the Giants. Nick Perrone, Nick Guedenet, Logan Schafer and Ken Rodrigues each singled.
J.P. Grist tossed a three-hitter, striking out eight, to lead the Yankees to a 13-2 win over the A's.
Jeff Bridges doubled for the Yanks and Grist, Mark Helleboid, Kevin McCarty, Matt Hirakawa and Daniel Searles each singled. Kevin Bakken made an outstanding diving catch in left field.
Adam Hudson and Matt Martini each tripled for the A's and Russell Laubach singled.
Kyle Jensen and Patrick McDonald joined forces to toss the Diamondbacks to a tight 5-4 win over the Mariners. A two-run single in the seventh by Nick Gionfriddo gave the Diamondbacks the win.
Jeremy Bays ripped a two-run homer and McDonald doubled and singled for the D-Backs.
Youth Football
Sign-ups for the 2000 Los Gatos Pop Warner football season are now being accepted.
Pop Warner offers programs for boys and girls ages 7-15. Football teams are grouped according to weight and age, and cheer squads are grouped by age.
The organization will add a new instructional, non-competitive entry-level division this season for boys ages 7-9 weighing between 45-85 pounds.
Check the Los Gatos Pop Warner website at www.lgpw.com or call the hotline at 408.920.2204.
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Villa Montalvo Book Fair raises money for historic Phelan Library
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News Briefs
Council decides on compensation for displaced mobile home owners
Council permits Classic Car Wash to sell wine
Planners reject proposed L.G. Boulevard gas station
Monte Sereno Councilman Joel Gambord resigns
Town to continue Disadvantaged Business Enterprises Program
Speakers educate audience about life in Japanese internment camps
Police Report
Photo: Oak Meadow Park fire engine
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Letters
Editorial: Joel Gambord
Unnecessary nakedness is everywhere
DeCinzo: Joel Gambord
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New science program stresses hands-on, inquiry-based learning
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Photo: South Bay Fishing in the City
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The Prowler
Joan Markley Todd presents 'Liber, Libris, Liberation: The Legacy of Ancient Libraries'
Evensong to feature organist Elizabeth Harrison
Art Docents prepare for Children's Art Show
Soprano Erie Mills sings in Community Concert series
Engagements
Obituaries
Photo: 'The Secret Garden'
Photo: The Mighty Avalanche Choir
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Business Briefs
New In Town: Los Gatos Gallery of Photography
Bob Lewis Volkswagen owner wins Quality Dealer Award
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Main Street
Picture From the Past
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Saratoga Cafe features Middle Eastern, traditional coffeehouse fare
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Sports Briefs
LG boys tennis team wins three
Wildcats beat Lancers at track meet
Los Gatos girls defeat St. Francis in swim meet
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