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KtmiriUb Sunday, May 9, 1965 0 The Arizona Republic C-3 iiiiiaaiiEiM Westwood Rules Tucson Track Frank Gianelli UofA's iVonuse Of Frosh Pays Off Agua Fria, Eloy Score Track Wins Rams, Cortez Tie In Phoenix Meet Westwood High entrenched itself as favorite to win the state Class AA track and field crown with an impressive victory in the 1AA-4AA Interdivisional meet last night at Tucson Rincon. The unbeaten Warriors amassed 42 points on 13 places, four of them firsts. Palo Verde was a distant runnerup with 17 points. Defending Class AA champion 'WaehinotMi and Cortez dead- ahead of Porter and two strides locked with 23 points each the ironi 2AA 3AA Interdivisional at Agua Fria and Eloy took Class A divisional track victories in qualifying meets yesterday for the state finals set in Tucson this weekend. Agua Fria dominated the A-North qualifying in romping over a 10-team field, while Eloy nosed out Bisbee for the South title.

The top four performers in each division advance to the state meet. Phoenix Christian's George A STATE RECORD failed to materialize when Scottsdale's Jack Malloy won the 1AA-4AA 440 in :49.3. He ran a :43.7 last week compared to the :48.6 Phoenix Union's Montgomery Stadium. EACH INTERDIVISIONAL will furnish four athletes per event to Saturday's state meet state record. John Hart of iun- Area Meet Will Shoiv Dive Aces By DICK SMITH at the University of Arizona injnyside and Fred Nelson of Tuc-Tucson both of whom were clocked Athletes performed generally week, placed sec holnw their npak epaenn lmlu.

Pannel stole the limelight of the 144-444 INTERDIVISIONAL in both meets, notable excep North meet, setting two new tions being Tempe pole vaulter Class A hnrHlnc markc rOnpL-inrf a 14.7 in the 12n hiohs and a1 National diving championships Steve Dunn and Maryvale half-miler Joe Lange. Team Scores Westwood 42. Palo Verde 17, Arcadia 15, Yuma 11, Casa Grande II, Tucson 10, Sunnyside 10, Tempe 8, Rincon 7, Scottsdale 5, Catalma 5, Sal-pointe 4. Pueblo 4, Coronado 1. Shot Put-Blakley, 58-0; Oeal, Cox, tronin, Tuc.

Discus Donohoe, PV, 1 55-7' Lizonbee, Deal, Lopcr, A. Hish Jumo Van Reusen, 6-2; Smith. Tony, Oouslas P. :19.8 in the 180 lows. men and womcn 10 both T' lor and senior divisions will be Dunn won the 1AA-4AA pole bloy, smallest Class A team in; at slake Saturday at the Ari SEEMS TO HAVE PAID dividends for University of Arizona athletics.

Against the rest of the Western Athletic Conference, the Wildcats have been staunch in banning freshmen from varsity teams. Now they credit the "go-it-alone" attitude for partial success in landing a pair of mid-1970 football games with UCLA. The contract came at a time when California schools are poutish against WAC members and laxity concerning varsity use of first-year men. New Mexico trounced USC in track. Brigham Young clobbered California.

Both are larded liberally with freshman phenoms. And West Coast press and administrators indicated that if this were a sample of the WAC-forget it! The use of freshmen is a nebulous risk at best. It's easier to recruit an athlete than it is to keep him eligible. He may be able to make a mark in the record book but that doesn't necessarily qualify him as a student. Athletics must remain within the educational framework of an institution and if that standard is not mantained, the school might as well toss ethics aside and field a professional unit.

The WAC sunn will adopt a freshman rule. Hut until the mandate is conference-wide, the WAC risks being labeled a "rinky-dink" league. The tag is unfair. WAC standards make it outstanding in most important areas. tint repair work is needed at the very foundation of athletic ethics to eliminate wide-open situations that now exist.

Freshmen needn't suffer for lack of action. Most schools hap limited schedules for their frosh. And, if there is need for more competition, let the WAC do on an overall basis what some members now practice in track. put a non-school jersey on the frcshies, start them the outside lanes and let them run for experience, but not for points. Robert Holtzman, (i242 N.

10th PL, has been approved as an eligible candidate for the 1965 Maccabiah Games nljc team competing in the World Games in Tel Aviv, Israel August. Holtzman. has fired scores higher than those which won gold medals in the 19111 World Games. He is a member of the Phoenix Rod and Gun Club, was first master this ear's gallery championship and won the state out- vault at while Lange ithe state, was paced by hurler WOn the ZAA-JAA Bell) Wltn Milano, Baker, Cat. Broad Jump zona Olympic Club diving tower cast of Mesa.

4 i i Jesse, 23-4; Douglas, Looper, ClOCKing. JNeitner hadw; Gill, D. 120 Hiqh HurdlesBusche, Art Malone, who picked up IV2 of the winners 41 points. done better previously. The HV, :I4.5; Jesse, moii, riores.

Cat. 10O-Phelps, 10 Schwanenberg-DUnlnt. PV; Black, Carter, A. Mile neipb C0n, CG, Castro, Brack- tower hasn't housed a since before the U.S. A-NORTH MEET Team Scores SPRINTER Richard meet Anud Fria 46-j.

Winslow 27, Paradise ri i paced Westwood with victories au; vaney 21. BucKeve Peoria u. Phoe-iurynipic; leant siageu exnioi- nix Christian 15. Kingman 6, Snowflake- tions and trained prior to its Tokyo trip. ICO Lammers (AF) 10.2; 2.

Pannel; ipu; J. Keves ihvi; 4. Watson AF 220-Lammers (AF) :23.4; 2. Watson (AF); 3. Reves (PV); 4.

BairrJ (S). First event gets under way Jjo-Lammers Ar :b0.i; z. Bairfl at 9 a.m. and finals at 5:30 p.m. j.

Peacock (PV); 4. Shuffler (Kl. 880! Lopez (P) 2. Store IW); 3. Revnaj in the 100 (:10.0 220 C22.1) and anchored the 880 relay team Hurdies-Haie, w.

nom, Buscr i nn nr j' Jesse, Y. 880 Shreeve, CG, 1:58 that WOn 1:30.4. WestWOOd Fawcett, Te; Swney. Sal; Osman, other first came in the 180-yard! gjow. low hurdles which David Hale 1 3.w.3; westwood, paio verde, Casa Grande.

ran in :19.6. 2aa-3aa interdivisional n- r. I TEAM SCORES-Wa'hing'on 23, Cor. Washington Sprinter RlCk Bel-, tez 23, Phcem Union Aihamara tran bettered each of Phelps'; c.a iceS efforts in 2AA-3AA. lie won o.

if); 4. jonnson (W). Mile store IW) 4:290, 7. Carrillo (W); 3. Johnson (Wl; FIVE EVENTS are scheduled, 4.

Black B) 180LH-Pannel (PC) :19.v; lJ (cz A A ti 2. Gihon IB); 3. Searles (AF); 4. "i iJ' ley iW). 120HH-Panncl (PC) 14.7; 2.

Unr Vafinnal Wnmen's Kl-Mpfpr Gihson (B); 3. Bardslev (W); 4. 'dllUlldl 01I1LI1! lU-MC-tl AF). shot Tnomoson (pi si-0; 2. Lueck rhamnionshin (AF); 3 Madeo (W); 4.

Howard (AF i Discus-Lueck AF) 150-7; 2. Madeo W); Also slated are Arizona Olym 100 in :09.8, 220 in :21.8 and an- Hams Binder, pu 100- 3. Howard (AF); 4. Owens (W). Pole Vault-Rambo (PV) 13-3U; 2.

Mylius! pic Club Open Championships 3 Peart 4. Mattina PV); 3. Hysonq (W); 4. (tie) Soto men auu nuiiicu jii uuui chored Washington home first in the 880 relay in 1:30.0. The night's chief casualty loy, Shires, CB.

Mile Silas, PU, Porter, PU; Esquivel, PU; Chit-wood, PU. 880 Lanqe, Miller, Cen; Cunningham, Cor; Stout, S. 880 RelayWashington (Sehiebet, Harbster, llM.h., Ualtrsnl 1 Ai popped Up in the 2AA-3AA 880lhambra' Maryvale. 440 O'Connor, Lindsev (AF) and Williams (T). Broad-iump Nelson (K) 2.

Winkleplet IPVI; 3. Terrells (B); 4. Tafp (P). 880 Relay Aqua Fria (Watson, Watson, Searles, Searles) 2. Paradise Valley; 3.

Buckeye; 4. Holbrook. Mile Relay- Aqua Fria (Watson, Searles, Martin. Lammers) 2. Peoria; 3.

Tolleson; 4. Holbrook. WEST DISTRICT MEET Team Scores meter platform and 3-meter springboard. Ben Spalding, AOC President, reports entries from Virginia, California and New Mexico. PATSY WILLARD, Shirley relay.

Favored Camelback drop- 180 Low Hurdles Preston, :20.t; ped out of the running after LJeitPran', misjudged baton passes on the TOP FORM Bernie Wrightson, left, and Larry Andreason go through their paces off the tower preparing for the 1965 senior open diving championships next Saturday at the Arizona Olympic diving complex in East Mesa. Wrightson, of Arizona State University, is defending meet champion. Andreason, Commerce, was a Tokyo Olympian last year. firct nnrt sprnnrt PYchanfTPS. Washington, Alhambra, Glendale.

58-1 1 J4; McCar- Eloy Bisbee 3V i. San Manuel 24' Shot Put Abbott, Cor, ni-nnt 1 thy. Kyan, I roui, uncus cVLIIll Ahbott. Cor, 168-8'i; Brewer, Trout, THE NIGHT'S only (looi ana regional iron Dunn. N.

High Jump Martinez, 6-4; Wvqant, Rhymes, PU; Wilkins, sweep also was in 2AA-3AA sight prone championships and Patty Sims head Ma.one (so ,47: 2. women divers. Miss Willard. (E 3 Lawson 4. vasaue! (G); two-time Olympic performer for lf-0 R'mrriz ISM) 10.2 Cade (E): 3.

r- i i i i Miiany.3 (svi; 4 Barney (si. U.S., last year finished third Luna id 4 40; 2 Carabeo (M); 3. smche; isMi; 4. Fraqoso (N); 440-in the 3-meter Olympic competi- TT PU. Long -Lawrence, lm, zu-iu PhoeniX Unions quartet Of Davenoort, Or; Miller, Waller, M.

If any sportsman's group wants to start the hall mllinrr rnr i-- r.i:.. Pole vau I Larson, in, ij-o. on en anas, iviarun roner, eux e-wer m.sses; Roether, tie-sames- Esquivel and Clarence N- Summers (G); 4. Mitchell (E); 1B0LH iUOll a fishing derby for area youngsters, a major manufacturer stands ready to help uith short lengths of line and other props without charge. The Phoenix Junior Chamber has availed of the oiler for its derbies and can attest to its success wood placed one-two-three-tour in the mile.

UA Wildcats Split With New Mexico University Misses Teeples and Sims, members of the Commerce City Swim Club of California, have Silas won in 4:25.1, inches Malrne (E) :20 2. Lawson (El; 3. Johns (Si, 4 Cade (E); 220-Williams i I 22.1; 2. Reed (B); 3. Cade (E); 4 Barney (S); 880-Luna (C) 2.

Acuna (Bis) 3. Sanchez (SM); 4. Jordon (Ci; 880 Relay Eloy (Malone, Malone, Williams, Cade) 2. San Manuel; Mile Relay Globe 2. Bisbee; Shot-Pete Kron (SM) 56-3' 2.

Hunsinq-er (G); 3. Hites (N); 4. Beachcraft 'SM); Broad Jump Malone (E) 21-2; 2. Maramo (S); 3, Minicee (Mia); 4 Williams (E); Hiqh Jump Bradv (B) i'. i rtAui fFWI: Graham (Mor): given impressive performances in Valley meets and rank among lluchiKT Wins 2nd al Manzv it DiTntifDnur; mm w1 Childress.

3b Chase, Higqins, Gauna, muuvtuiiiuu, H.i,-nai-Leoni Nielsen. SB-Southard. Sac fly top prospects in their respective RagdwVs Big Rally Sinks Wickenburg loped 13-9 in the first game of Cool Short Sleeve SHIRTS by EXCELLO i from I noiErotfflEn Open Thurs. 'til 9 Uptown Plaza Camelback at Central events. Johnson.

Pitching Summary TllC; i r'hari. (FW): Pole Vault DeMichaels on race ciriver hod uueD-imit he won second straight' I (Mia) 11-7; 2. Fletcher (B); 3. (tlej- IP er bb so a twinball yesterday against New Mexico University, Ari A tight battle also is anticipat nei leu ior omy one lap in me: main event because his leading Hansen, L. (7-2) 1 2-3 6 9 4 3 WICKENBURG -Bagdad Williams (B) ana eraccamonie iot Oiscus-Kron (SM) 169-8; 2.

Penny (B); 3. Hall (S); 4. Ryan (B). Kennedy 5 1,3 6 4 4 1 4 -iiiimuten in, on cveru lasi iap was the last one. zona's baseball team came back Stains, w.

(4-s) 13 9 9 1 scored eight runs after two were ed in the men's competition, with Bernie Wrightson and Larry Andreason considered two to take the nightcap, 11-3, be WP-Higgins, Kennedy 2. Pased ball- ou(; jn le 0p of the Seventh night at Manam! a I caught trophy dash ace Bob Bishop of Phoeniv hind the effective twirling of Arizona new mexico to defeat Wickenbunr, abrltw of the three best men divers iniflollis Phillips. thA nrjtinn nvnontorl in rlnnl fnt Southard.cl 3102 johnson.ct 4 1 i y-o, a ciass rs-vesi, uaseuaii Mure AIionl Bair, Dons Gvm Leaders back straightaway on the 30th lap of a 30-lap main. Jon playoff yesterday, 3 111 Storev.lb 3 0 0 0 top laurels. Junior "ShSder from I Douglas won his fifth game WRIGHTSON7, Arizona State1 six decisions by limiting the 3 110 3 0 0 0 Chase lf Nielsen.lt Fouse.rf King.lb Leon.ss Kurtz, 2b Kershon.c Phillips.

4 111 Thompson, ss 3 0 11 Gene Brown of Phoenix finished tliird. 70-7 Shot Put GOLF All Green Fairways Pure White Sand in Traps All Contoured Bent Greens university junior, captured 1965 Lobos to seven scattered hits one and three-meter outdoor! He notched five strikeouts. 3 3 3 1 2 0 0 0 3 12 2 Shetler.c 0 0 0 0 3 111 2 10 0 Kalk.p 10 0 0 Smith, 10 0 0 b-Ness 1 0 0 0- SCOTTSDALE Darryl Bair springboard championships. Bob Huf-bner, Tucson, I 23 09; Trophy Bob Bishop, Phoe- BlMy Hicks- Phoenix; 2nd heat Don Barnes, Phoenix; 3rd heat- Leading Arizona's 11-hit at (Continued from Page 1-C) won the all-around title to lead defending state champion Coronado to victory in the North GREENS FEE S3 weekdayj tack in the second game was Andreason, another Corn- Totals 28 11 11 9 Totals 25 3 7 3 a grounded out for Shetler in 2nd; grounded out for Smith in 7th. Arizona 5H 030 111 New Mexico 010 020 0 3 merce Swim Club star, last year i second sacker Ken Kurtz who lat year while he was a Texas AX I frrshman 1 M0 pte'i- ern Regional gymnastics quail FrrTife McDcinieL Turnn: (Vinrf mnnt of ffirnnarln Tlitrh won a bronze medal for the slammed tnree saieues Olympic team.

ing an inside-the-park homer. k'nrt7 went- S.fnr.R fnr thp dav. hecnix inif, nfc pi. vu.uhmuw cmx. lie sustained that confidence 14 Sat.

Sun. ELECTRIC CARTS Si COUNTRY CLUB last night Shetler, Pappan, Erickson, Smith. DP Pappan to Thompson. LOB New Mexico 6, Arizona 8. 2b Southard, i Fouse, Bunt.

3b Gershon, Thompson, HR Kurtz. SP Fouse. SAC Smith. Sac. Two-time gold medal diving tting tw0 hits in the curtain.

with a brilliant, put of titi-3' i for second in the Olympic (lames. The Dons totaled 144 points raiser. to 1281 2 for runnerup Phoenix fl fly Southard 2. NEW MEXICO nc to" ab bi Phillips, W. 15-1) 7 3 3 i 5 ARIZONA Union.

He was out most of the indoor i ab di Chandler 20 MiUs from Photnix 963-6655 Southard, cf 5 110 Johnson.cf 3 1 1 I L. IJ-4) i iu iu 5 110 5 3 2 1 Smith 2 1 3 2 1 0 0 5 3 3 2 5 2 3 1 WP-Kalk3. iiiKims-unmnier Win Pro-Am Test CASA GRANDE Pete Wil A I 4 i season to concentrate on training for a record performance in outdoor competition. 4 2 10 Storey, lb 4 110 Chase.lf In addition to the all-around first, Bair won floor exercise, side horse, parallel bars and tied for first on horizontal bar. 4 2 4 3 liams, assistant pro at Apach Luaiii)Jiuu ui.

ouiiuiiy iiuw one of the foremost swimming and diving coaches on the coast, will bring his newest diving ace, Kitty O'Neil, to the championships. OTHER EXPECTED standout entrants include Brad Littlejohn of Commerce, and New Mexico state and regional champions Brian Spriggs and Tom Crowley. Nielsen.lt Smith, 3b King, lb Fouse.rf Leon.ss Kurtz, 2b Gauna, a-Grback Gershon.c Hansen, Kennedv.p b-Bavne Deak.p 4 13 3 Thompson.ss 5 12 3 5 0 2 2 4 0 11 3 0 10 Shetler.c 4 110 1 0 0 0 Higgins.p 4 12 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 13 7 Totals 3 11 17 13 Ken Holt of Phoenix Union and Winn Young of Central HE NOW HAS thrown the shot CC, and Dave Hammer teamed almost three feet further than up for a winning 69 in Fri-any other man. and has gone day's Southwest Section PGA over the listed world record sev- pro-am tournev at the lone- CHRI8-ZOWH AMD BOWMZOWW PEDWIN PROUDLY PRESENTS "THE MARS" were second and third, respectively, in all-around competi- Totals aarnnnried out for Gauna in 8tn; flied out for Kennedy in 8th. en times in three weeks.

Paying Francisco Grande golf t'on Ariiana 203 000 004 State Meet Qualifiers "1 know what will happen one Team scores Coronado 144. Phoenix Union 128' Central 54, Washington 45, Seating capacity at the diving. NewMexic 451 101 iox-13 complex has been increased tols'cwsTTloB-Nw BE 9 (inn ico 6, Arizona 8. 2b Storey, Shetler, i 1. i Havrlen Ill lllo.se Uays, najllir liaCM UUSI) Wina.S Seilt Scores Soar- All-around l.

Bair, Coronado; 2 Holt, i il. i i Union; 3. Young. Central; 4, Reves, Coach ClV(l( Hart Said. "WCIl aU HIC JOWeSl roiina WaSiUnion; 5, Menaauald, Coronado.

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die platform at the Me olH morlnl Th8 Priz winners: 69. Hammer! TMm. 170-B. Blanton-Don Daley; 72 (tie) in i ins hy.w vniiiiiup williams-Sam i-bam Scottsdale Triumphs Over Mesa in Baseball MESA Scottsdale High's TOURIST DELIVERY Furr, Leo Gaulocher-JIm 73 (tie) Nick- RiuiemvNnrman Central; 3, Reyes, Union; 4, Perez, Union; 5. Holt, Union.

Trampoline 1, Young, Central; 2, Pilgrim, Coronado; 3, Segar, Coronado; 4, tie, Lowe, Coronado, Smith, Sunnyslope. Side horse 1, Bair, Coronado; 2, Esquer, Union; 3, Barker, Washington; 4. tie, Kapps, North, Weise, Coronado. Horizontal bar 1, tie, Diaz, Union, Bair, Coronado; 3, tie, Schmidt, Washington, Candelalra, Carl Hayden; 5, Young, Central. Parallel bars 1, Bair, Coronado; 2, Schmidt, Washington; 3, Holt, Union; 4, Young, Central; 5, Reyes, Union.

Still rinss 1, Unas, Union; 2, Wendling, Prescott; 3, Morones, Union; 4, Bair, Coronado; 5, Boyer, Carl Havden. Tumbling 1, tie, fnrnnadn. Ynnna. Central: 3. i i V.oi,o nn irady; Riviezzo-Lflrrv D'Antnnio.

Rlantnn. Ullli UIIUL'I IIUcllll lit; II nnvt ni Herrv, i LnucK Raima Cape and a big On hlS CllCSt. I Low pro: 76, Blanton; 78. Williams; 80 I (tie), Gaulocher, Riviezzo. baseball team defeated Mesa, 14 Then hp'U awaV.

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Central AL 4-2 1 69 all wonder whether we saw him." Reves, Union; 4, Perez, Union; 5, Pil grim, Coronado. 6-3, yesterday to force a playoff for the division championship. Scottsdale will play Westwood High of Mesa to determine which team advances to the state tournament. Sports Car Slnlom Set Today at PIR THE 60-FOOT barrier, for many years representing the ultimate to weightmen as the four-minute mile did to runners, wasn't broken until Parry O'Brien turned the trick in 1954, shortly after Roger Bannister's record mile run. The Arizona Region of the Ben Larson Wins Valley CC Crown Bea Larson reigns as the women's golf champion of Valley Country Club after defeating Mrs.

Ernie Sauer, 1-up. MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY MAY 31 "World's Greatest Single Sporting Event!" Wilson Springer, Hesnt fihwtpipef Htadlm Semca Sports Car Club of America will hold a slalom today at Phoenix International Raceway. Practice runs are set for 10 a.m. and timed runs will commence at 1. Winner of the Championship THE MARS, $13 Flight consolation bracket, Mrs, Brophy Leads In Tank Tests Robert Wilson defeated Mrs 'Mabel Graham, 1-up.

"MM 11 ON TNE CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV SCREEN Other flight results: GLF Brophy, With 10 1Jri.Orl i Meyer Jet Tom tWO divers and tWO relay teams, def. Mri 'Don i Ammerman, 2nd Mrs. Robert Rehtmeyer def. Mrs. John led all qualifiers yesterday foriGunn, i-uo, holes; con Mrs.

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3rd the state SWimming and dlVing Mrs. Tom Thompson def. Mrs. Herb i i 4 Mai, Con. Mrs.

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