The Van Nuys News from Van Nuys, California • Page 61

kunday, April 11, 1968--Von Nuys a i VW Eott-13-B W.iMT-l North-17-l No.Eo»M3-l CentroMT-S urroughs Eliminated From Herman Tourney alley I Pierce Go to Cerritos Today for Annual Relays latadors ideated Aztecs Unearned Runs Costly, 2 to 0 After knocking off Arizona State, the nation's top-ranked College baseball team, San ernando Valley State College buffered a severe letdown in piie second round of the annual San Diego Marine Corps lecuit Depot Easter tourna- Iment. The result: a 2-0 defeat at hands of San D'ego State. San Diego used two pitchers land three Matadors errors to out Valley State in the liecond game played Tuesday lon'the Aztecs' home diamond ROB Coleman, a ft. I 185-ponnd senior from Whittier, started for the Aztecs and went fire innings beforo being relieved by Middleton, a jnnior righthander. They 'gave up a combined total of five hits.

Coach Bob Hiegert used two pitchers, too, and they turned In an excellent performance. Steve Glass went seven In nings for the Matadors bu was relieved in the eighth by Don Dempsey. San Diego's only two runs which crossed the in the sixth and seventh innings were unearned. The Aztecs advanced in the double-elimination tournament by whipping Cal State Angeles in their opener, M. Other first-round -winner Wyoming, 5-2 over San State, and Diegc Marines, 4-3 over College the Pacific.

San Jose State later was eliminated when Pacific scored an 11-8 victory. Cal State Lxs Angeles then knocked Arizona State out of the competition by notching a 4-3 win and advanced into yesterday's showdown with Valley State. 000 000 000--0 3 SSW Dtezo State --000 001 JOx--1 1 0 GlMt, Dwnpse? (8th) KuppeM. Lugo Colimnn. Middleton (SUi) Schobcld.

Valley Slate Ties Cal Poly Golfers Valley State College's golf team tied with Cal Poly San Obtepo, 27-27, in a match Luis Obispo golfers now Award-Winning Wayne Wilson Sports Editor Bonham's No-Hit Job Nips Pierce Easier Classic Tournament Action Continues at Pierce, Valley Today Bill Bonham had quite a day for himself in the opening game of the ninth annual Easter Classic baseball tournament at Valley College, Besides pitching a no-hitter against the usually hard-hitting Brahmas Bonham of Pierce struck out scored the 18 batters and only run of the game by sliding under a tag at the plate with two out in the bottom of the ninth inning. "He's the best around!" His 18 strikeouts bettered he old mark of 15 set by Chip gwanson against Pierce in the .966 Pierce tournament. Closest thing to a hit bj ierce was a bouncing ball hi played tt San Country Oub. The Matador have a season record of MUlir V5) TZ. del T.

'CP), 87. Lockyer (CP) IS. (V5) M. 4-3; lenzlo (VS) He4 with DeMartJnl (CP) S3. CP) 8L Cooper (VS) W.

McGowtn tCP) 75. det. Bwiuwnp 93. Steinberg (VS) 7L def. Frienon (CP) 82.

FINAL SCORE-Vullw 77. Cal Poly SLO 2T. coach Bruno Cicotti commented after witnessing the storybook game. "There's no doubt in my mind." Full-scale action in the Easter classic begins today with four games scheduled on the diamonds at Pierce and Valley Colleges. The final set of fonr Ramea will be played tomorrow with the winner being selected on the basis of most games won.

If there is a two-way tie in that category, the team that defeated the other will be declared the winner, and if there an unbreakable three-way tie, tournament officials will meet to determine the winner by means of comparative scores. Morning games today, at 10:30 a.m., will pit Pierce against Glendale College of Arizona at Pierce and Mesa lommunity College of Arizona against Santa Monica City College at Valley. In the afternoon, Mesa will play Pierce at Pierce and Glendale -will challenge Valley at Valley. Tomorrow's schedule will find Glendale meeting Mesa at Pierce and'Valley playing Santa Monica at Valley in the 10:30 games and Valley playing Mesa at Valley and Santa Monica squaring off with Glendale at Pierce In the 2:30 contests. One famw played yesterday atteraooB between MoHlca City College and Pierce.

In Tuesday's opener, Bon ham set a Valley College rec ord for a non-conference LOW (VS). 7L over Bonham's head by Joe English in the first inning Shortstop Len Rogers got tc he ball but dropped it an didn't make a play. An was charge' against Rogers. Six of Valley's first nin outs were strikeouts tacked yy Bob Johnson, and Bonham registered seven Ks in hi first three innings. No one got as far as thir base for Pierce, but early the game, Mike Hughe reached base on an error an advanced to second whe Dave Zall was issued a fre pass.

-Hughes was erased on fielder'? choice, however, an that was as close to scoring a Pierce could come. Valley didn't get a runne past first base until the eight game. mmng. That's when the moved rnnnfrn to first and third with only one, out bnt couldn't ncore, a 1 Johnson. In the ninth inning, Bonham led off with a fly-ball single to right field and Ed Conway laid down a perfect bunt for a base hit between pitcher and third base.

Arnie Murillo was safe on a fielder's choice, Conway being thrown out at second base, but Bonham was. able to advance to third. So Valley "had an opportunity to score, and the capitalized on that chance, sending, Bonham home on a ground ball to Ross at third by Wayne Faulkner. Ross made the play to Jim Loli at first in time to get Faulkner, but Bonham slid under the tag at the plate when Loll returned the ball to Mike Hughes at the plaw. Box score: ID fc Local Teams Entered in Division III With a promise of warm eather and all-out competi- on expected in almost every vent, record-breaking perfor- ance are a likelihood this rternoon in the annual run- ing of the Southern Calfornia unior college relays at Cerritos College.

Pierce and Valley Colleges re in Division III, or the arge schools classification, with nine other- Southland unior colleges. Field events begin at 10 with the first running ace at 1 o'clock. Besides the two local' en- t-ies, East Los Angeles and Los Angeles City College will make strong bids for the title iased on good sprint relay earns. Strong teamg also will he fielded by Fnllerton, Pasadena and Mt. San Antonio.

Rounding out the Division HI category will be El Camino, Santa Monica, Phoenix, and Long Beach. Pierce's top relay entry, and one that could be involved in the best race of the day, is 5 distance medley foursome. The Brahmas held the record of 10:09.3 in that event until last year when a team "rom Pasadena chopped three seconds off the mark. Dan Estin (440), Dennis Margadant (880), Keith Coon (1320) and John Becker (mile)'will try to take it back but they again may receive some stiff competition from Pasadena. The JjaticTs have recorded the best time, 1p date 1" Sonthem California, and have miler in Scott Chtaam on anchor.

BotfTValley and Mt. San Antonio will be close, as well, with Vallev entering John Ta miszzo (440). Jim Estrs (S80). Jeff King H320) and Mike Wagenbach (mile). Other events that promise be outstanding are the 440 and 880 relays.

Valley has Southern Calior- nia's fourth-best clockings in both events, and with Kurt Makey and Phil Underwood both rounding into shape for the Monarchs, coach George Ker's team could finish high in both races. In the field ihe (ihof pnt and pole vanH trill of local interest. Valley's John Roehr will be up against Southern California's best in Fullerton's Dennis Continued 2nd Sport? Page List of en tries: 440 RELAY McH njv. Kototad. UnderraxJ).

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Ttmltm). Flsrci OPel- ton. Ertln. GrifftoV RELAY Tamlazzo). Dominguez Wins In Semis, 1 to 0 By THE NEWS SPORTS STAFF GLTDNDAUD All but two Valley-area teams were eliminated during the first two rounds of play in he fifth annual Gateway Kiwanis Babe Herman baso- all tournament, and Burroughs bit the du5t yester- J'ield day at Stengle Field here.

Finals in the 14-team com- ietition will be held today vith the consolation bracket game at 4 p.m. and the cham- ionship contest at 7 o'clock. Dominguez and the winner if a second semi-finals game ast night between Magnolia and Sitnl Valley will be playing for the championship trophies won last year by Notre After reaching the semi- inals, the Indiana lost, 1-0, Dominguez as the Dons' Clyde Freeman gave up five hits, two more than the com' bined efforts of George Robson and Steve Fitts. But Freeman wag tough in the clutch. He struck out the side ID fltth after gMag np the game's first hit, a single by Craig Brown, and walking Brad Nelson in the fonrth inning.

Burroughs had another threat with two out in the bot torn of the seventh when Doug Pierce and pinch-hitter Bnic Ihle hit consecutive singles left field. But Freeman buckled 0 Gonway.cf OMomio-rf 0 3 0 3 0 Noanan.lf 3 0 4 0 1 3 BonJuun.p 0 0 1 1 1 4 i wa--i 4 BorrtMtn 9. ahnnon 9. 88--JlnhTison 1 onSuun 3. UlnntT-- JSerolwm.

Jjnt titlAMHi. HALF-MILE THREAT--Valley-College's Jim Estes will run half-mile portion of distance medley relay 'for Lion spikers in today's Southern California junior college relays at. Cerrilos College. Pierce also will enter strong team in relay, which should be featured event Of meet. ThPXws phnto hy Herb Carletnn Atlanta Falcons Ink Lemmerman tole second and scored on a lit by Mike Douglas off relief dteher Fitts.

Robson, the starter, retired the first 10 men faced and had a no-hitter poinjr nntil Je bounced the ball past the monnd with ttvo out in the fifth inning. Tlnhson was lifted for a pinch hitter in the bottom 01 the fifth. Consolation will he of the La Salle- Oescenta Valley and Mnir- Glendale matches yesterday. In the quarter final round on Tuesday, defending champion Notre Dame was eliminated by Magnolia, 5-3; Simi Valley rolled to a 10-0 win over Ale many in the most one-sidec jarae of the tournament and Dominguez edged Hart, 4-3. Consolation bracket contests Ertes.

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Bcnawiy irt. Bruce a three-year letterman at San Femando Valley State College in Nortbridge, has been signed to a professional football contract by the At lanta Falcons of the National Football League. The signing, completed on Monday, immediately terminated Association team two years Lemmerman's eligibility at running and holds 28 Valle Valley State so he did not ac- State football records and fou company the Matadors' hasp- CCAA marks, ball team to San Diego for the annual Easter tournament. He had been a two-year- letterman in the spring sport. Assistant general manager Cronin of the conn signed A free on the recommendation of area front Bill a former member of the.

Ixx Angeles Rams who in now llneharkrr of the. Falcons. A 6 ft- 1 in-. 19R-pound senior, Lemmerman will graduate in June. At that time he will report to the Falcons" traininc camp.

Lern merman reportedly turned down offers in boIJi the American Football and Cana- Walter Winchell says: "Find oat why many doctors lawyers lease their instead of buying!" PHONE TODAY1 EXECUTIVE CAR LEASING A 7807 SuulevsriJ, los Ans ST 3-3220 In trttirt Cwnrty XI7-3U1 lenlnt CeTM 7907 Monicii PoUtevurd. los stnfl ms "Why buying H- was California lihe All-American ttro year? a wa? six-time p'ayer tie In Ma thre'-j-far career Valley Stale. Last football season. Lem merman led Valley State to 6-3 record, the college's besi ever season in foothali throwing 27 touchdown passe along the way. He is the third Valley StaU foothali plaj-cr to sign a prc contract Max Chobnian played quar terback for the Denver Bron cos and Bill Lake is an offo sive guard with the Falcons.

As a baseball pla.vor, quit t3if Matadors batting J2, in All- than J'lay his be Up nd got Jim Hudson to bounce ack to the box for the thin of the inning and final ou rf the game. Dominguez' only run cam: the sixth frame when, wit -wo outs, Ron Diggle singled, ava been the second and third outs. thirrt or was It ths fonrth ont seeujed certainty a moment later whea Pat Pnn.ckborst appeared to line out to the gecond man. He dropped the ball, howev- leaving the bases loaded. The understandably upset Baxton helped the cause along himself when he gave up two walks and a hit to force in hree runs for the Pioneers.

Paul Drobatz then connected with the big blow by ripling to center field to put lie game away with more tallies. Dominguez 4, Hort 3 After Dominguez a big 4-0 lead, the Indians fought back for a run in ths fifth and two more in the seventh before falling one run short. Dominquez pitcher Eric Raich was spinning along with a perfect game the Hart bench began to pick up signs from the Dons' catcher. John Calzia broke up no-hitter and at the same time started Hart's first rally with a solid single. John Shaffer and Jim Randall then put together back-to- back singles, with RandaU'i safety scoring Hart's first run.

Hurt (3) ah dlello.cf 3 3 SweeUand.c 3 SUats.pr held Tuesday saw Valley eliminate Rardall.U PCalzia.p Baxter.ph 0 2 1 0 1 3 1 3 0 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 CrltM.Sb 1 Digzle.m 3 0 Douglas.lb 3 1 Hogan.rf 3 0 3 2 3 7 William- 8 0 2 0 Ralch.p 0 I) 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 I 1 0 0 I 24 4 I Crescenla Bnrbank 7-3: Muir trip Siprra, 6-2, Glendale oust Hoover, 7-4. Box score: Drnnlnm-l at Crttes. 3t Dlgglei. If Ib rf 11 2b rf 3 Canfleld. rt 2 1 1 Brown.

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Rilch 1. Winner--Raich. Calzla. Magnolia 5, Notre Dame 3 Several streaks came to a grinding halt in the first game of the tournament's second day. The loss was the first in eight games for the Knights, Chris VelJa's first in six contests this season and also marked the initial tims in three tournament appearances Tim Foil failed to get i hit.

FoH, with 16 in 84 ti- roes at bat In Us last was held In check by hnrlers Dennis Deck, tie Sentinels' 243-pottnd behemoth, and Done Omer. who allowed onJy three hits. Ttotre Dams carried a 3-1 into the bottom of tha inning when Magnolia 0 2 i a fifth- it) 36 IP frfaatn 000 001 0--1 7 onn nnn Rnhnon S. FitU 3. H1U off Freemim 5.

1. Kilts 2. SO Freeman Tiohntm 7. 2. SB Frrenuui 3, Robxon 1.

7. Freeman. Fills. Simi 10, Alcmony 0 It was a night to forget for I BASIC OVERHAUL CONSISTS OF 13 OFERATIONS New f.cterr New fini Otl Strrt-n Slrmti Geanrt 'H Any tievt 11m Jinpittlwil. t-Z an Atemany pitcher Dan as he watched an opportunis tic band of Simi baseball play ers parlay a runner who shouldn't have reached first base inlm sis bij; runs.

Hie incident in the second frame, when leadoff JiiUcr Mace Price struck iljut reached first base when Haxton's pilch gft away from catcher Inn Bedard, After giving up a single, Bailon caught tihe next batters swinging on what should CANOGA 19729 Sherman Way 341-9525 LOS ANGIUS 7415 S. Western PL 3-142S--749-7451 -OH) 3 li rrtw.lf Pr ii exploded for four runs on hits off VelJa, who appeared a bit weary. Box Rush.cf MarUnw.3b Uinibell.e .1 Vcllsi Ib Ollver-rT XayrenOI Tnti.lt 3 1 4 1 7 0 2 0 3 0 2 0 1 fl 2 0 ab 1 1 FtsUeLu 3 1 1 1 0 Thmntoo-Zb 3 1 1 3 2 Dec3c.p 3 0 Omrr.p 1 0 Henry.rf 3 0 Heary-rt 3 Dtiwrilni 3 0 3 8 Flntx3.ll) 2 Howy.rf 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 9 1 1 3 Total. 1 7 Nrttre TOO tttt i 120 0 3 3 1 7 1 Omrr 3. JlO-Ijwzrrtnl C.

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"ff-D. Alimony 4, GUndaU 3 The Indians pulled upset of the tournament by coming up with two runt In thi bottom of seventh limmg to nip the Dynamiters. Cinderella team tour- ihe pulled it out rm Tan clutch 10 rlsht field that ths fl- nal SUi in 12 5S 0 Palmer Favored To 7. FwrlAlM 4 SO-Bomern It. 1A 1 al of no ons, wirmer Arnold Pal- Installed In 15th tanu- Tcurnament rf i A A A lEWSPAPERr INEWSPAPERif.