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12-bout Amateur Boxing Program In Eureka Tonight To Appear On Amateur Ring Card Tonighf Jon's Gym trainer. Johnny (right) poses with seven members of the team he will send into action against an aggrega-- ition composed of amateur fighters from San Francisco and 'Eugene, Oregon, tonight in the Eureka Municipal Auditorium. Boxers (left to right) are Doyle Currier, Don Marshall, Andy Pressom, Bob Bonomini, Bill Tuttle, Curt Price and Roger Horn. The first bout tonight will start at 8:30 p. m.

Cal Aggies Overwhelm Lumberjack Thinclads Jumping Jack Tom Farmer set a pair of meet records at Arcata yesterday but nothing could hold back the powerful California Aggies as they cap- 12 firsts on their way to a 96-49 1 Far. Western Conference dual track and field meet win. Farmer leaped 22'9 in the broad jump for a meet record and sailed 44'11" in the triple jump for a new stadium a meet record. Distance runner Bill Ferlatle added a pair of firsts picking off the mile with a 4:33.1 clocking and the two-mile with a 10:05.0 timing. Aggie Mike Iverson blitzed his way to a win in the 100-yard dash with a :10 clocking tying the stadium standard.

Iverson came back to log a :22.7 jaunt in the 22-yard dash for another first. Humboldt's Mike Monahan placed second in both events. Tom Rogers upset 'Jack Jim Reams in the quarter mile with' a :49.5 clocking on his way to a double victory, coming back to take the 880 with a 1:59.5 timing. Both times set new records. L.

B. Boydstun tied i Aggie Harry Bergtholdt in the 120 yard high hurdles as both men.were timed at :15.5. Bob Scherar from Davis took a :40.4 win in the 330 intermediate hurdles after 'Jack Fred Cross took a spill on the sixth hurdle. Cross had a five yard lead on the final straightway when he clipped the top of the hurdle and came down on his knee and was unable to finish the race. Bill Hook set a new meet record as he tossed the discus 159'IOM;" eclipsing the mark he set in 1959, by five feet.

Henry Pfrehm of the Aggies rew the shot to set a ew stadium and meet mark. NEED MONEY FOR BILLS AND TAXES? You can find It at tho flea market by selling those articles that you are not using, and havo hidden away. Turn those arlielei into cash. Have fun at the Flea Market FLiA MARKET SWAP SHOP Open Every Sunday REDWOOD ACRES HI 2-2336 or OR 7-3681 Phone 442-4551 for a taxi. Rosl Eisy Wi'll get you thoro on time and ufely.

You'll liko the efficient, courteous drivers. TRACK EVENTS YD. DASH--Iverson, CA; Monahan, SC; Wagnon, CA :10.0» YD. DASH Ivcrson, CA; Monan, HSC; Reams, HSC 440 YD. RUN--Rogers, CA; Slevenson, Reams, HSC YD.

RUN Rogers, CA; Venge, Hedrlck, HSC MILE RUN Fcrlatfc, HSC; Koerper, Edburg, HSC 4:33,1 TWO-MILE RUN Ferlatte, HSC; leman, CA; Record, CA MILE RELAY CA '(Wagnon, Verge, ogers, Slevenson); HSC 330 YD. L. H. Scherer, CA; Crcegan, Halcomb, CA :40.0 120 YD. H.

Tie: Boydslun, HSC Bergtholdl, CA; Lily, CA :15.5 440 YD. RELAY--CA Martin Stedman, Iverson); HSC :43.8 FIELD EVENTS TRIPLE JUMP Farmer, HSC; Berg, oldt, CA; Slevenson, CA SHOT PUT Pfrehm, CA; Hook, HSC; ilsingcr, HSC JAVLIN Fox, CA; Stevenson, CA; landlcr, CA DISCUS Hook, HSC; Pfrehm, CA; handler, CA 139'10 HIGH JUMP Berglholdl, CA; Tie: ush, HSC, Stevenson, CA 6'0" BROAD JUMP Farmer, HSC; Good, SC; Chandler, CA 22'S a POLE VAULT--Scrlnnw, CA; Thlllsen Miller, HSC OTAL POINTS TEAM STANDINGS! Cal Aggies (CA), Humboldl Stale College (HSC), 49. Meet Record 4--New Meet Tics Stadium Record Meet and Stadium Record NOW Meet Record Humboldt Edges Aggies In Loop Humboldt Stale netmen Fri- ay notched their fourth a 'estern Conference win of the eason as they downed the Ca ggies, 5-2, in match play. The win kept'the Lumberjacks the heels of the leading Chico tate Wildcats who have ne match standing between hem and the crown. A Chico jss would give Humboldt hal the title.

Abbott squire opened with -1, 8-6 win over Aggie )sborn and 'Jack Steve Clapp pended Dyna Lerner, 6-4, 6-0 give Humboldt a 2-0 edge. Dennis Fanucchi took the firs ictory for the visitors as he efealed Bill Davis 9-7, 4-6 and -6. Mick Miller decisioned Ken lelatt of Davis 6-1, 6-2. The squads split in doubles lay with Jacks' Squire and )sborn taking a G-0, 6-1 win over 3sborn and Fanucchi and the iggles' Alderich and Lerner de eating Oakes and Craig Thurs on 6-4, 6-4. DETROIT (UPI) -The De roil Red Wings-Toronto Map! battle for the symbol wckey supremacy, the Slanle has a script that you migh hink was written for Fran Merriwell.

The Wings and Leafs hav played three games in the bes of-seven series, with Detro holding a 2-1 lead. All thre have been decided on in the waning seconds ilay. The two clubs will face again tonight in game No. and only time will tell whic player will be favored by Lac Luck. In the first game it was To onto's Bob Pulford.

With 11 score lied, 2-2, he look the in front of his goal, stnrte down the ice and beat goal Terry Sawchuk with a 20-fo backhander to give Iho Leafs 3-2 win. The clock at Map Gardens showed two so onds left in tho game. SPORTS iUMBOLDT STANDARD Saturday, April 18, 1964, P. 9 Seals Win Lester Patrick Cup Again By United Press International The San Francisco Seals, who finished fourth in the regular estern Hockey League standings, today held the Lester Patrick up for the second straight year. The Seals captured the cup, mblematic of the league title, riday night in a 4-3 thriller ver the Los Angeles Blades in sixth game of their final estern Hockey League play- f.

A crowd of 11,289 watched Cow Palace action. It was the first time in league story that the same team had on the title two consecutive easons and only the second me that the fourth place fin- her. had ever triumphed in IB playoffs. The Seals built up a 3-0 lead hen Ray Cyr and Gerry Brison hit first period goals and 1 Nicholson hit mid-way in the econd stanza after the Blades st defense ace Con Madigan a penalty. But the.

Blades, who finished lird in the regular season, ught back. With Seals' de- inseman Jean Marc Picard, ut, playoff star Leo Labine allied for Los Angeles and peedster Willie O'Ree made it -2 early in the fourth period. Then came the key tally for an Francisco as Cyr hit at :43 of the final stanza after a vild scramble in front of the lades' net. LaBinc scored less than minute later and the Blades ought to at least tie the count. But portly Seals goalie Bobby 'erreault turned in some dazz- ng stops and Blades hopes aded after Harry Hodgson rew a penalty at 17:45 to leave Los Angeles one man short.

Playing coach Nick Mickoski the Seals credited the win to sixteen men in the dressing oom before the game vowing hat we're not going back Los Angeles for. a seventl ame." He said that when thev rot out on the ice, it was ase of "just plain determina- ion. We outscrapped them al' he way." Blade coach Alt Pike credited 'erreault with the victory. "The goal-tenders were the differ jnce. Our man was good; Per reault was better." He said that Perreault was a stickout durinj Jan Francisco's key second game win over the Blades ii Los Angeles, and again in thi inal few minutes of the sixth and final game.

Although the Blades wer downed by the Cinderella Seals LaBine can't be blamed. He hi 10 goals and 12 assists in tin Blades' 12 games. Final WIIL Playoff Standings GF Gl San Francisco 4 2 21 2 Los Angeles 2 4 24 2 07-209, on the front nine aw the Eureka linksters grab le backside, 202-207, to notch le three-stroke win. Jim Guy of Eureka tied with arry Spencer at 80 with both ring 40's on each nine. Logger arrel Albonico edged Williamson, 83-84, and i ewell took an 81-83 decision ver Warrior Kenny Peterson.

Eureka's Greg Bean bested jreg Spencer, 80-81, and orte got in its only win when )el Nichols eased by a libbard, 80-87. SUMMARY EUREKA Guy, 40-40-80; Jbonico, 42-41-83; Newell, 429-81; Bean, 41-39--80; Hibbard, 4-43-87; 209-202--411. DEL NORTE Spencer, 0-80-83; Williamson, 45-39-84; Vichols, 43-43 86; Peterson, 0-43-83; Spencer, 39-42-81; CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPD- Jooy Giardello, 1G3, Philade phia, outpointed Rocky Rivero 169, Argentina (10). FRANKFURT, a (UPI) Zorn Policy, 204 drew with Kn Mlldenbergcr, 191, West Gor many (10), Eureka Golfers Best Warriors In H-DN Match Eureka High School golfers riday overcame a two stroke eficit and went on to post a win over the Del Norte Warriors here. Del Norte bested the Loggers, Warriors In Boston For Playoff Till BOSTON The title were different but the cast wa pretty-nearly the same for the latest National Basketball As sociation showdown' fight start ing tonight between the Boston Celtics and San Francisco War ors.

The Warriors moved into th best-of-seven championship ser ies with the litle-dominatin Celtics Thursday night by di: posing of the St. Louis Hawks The Warrior victory markec the first time tnal Boston am San Francisco have clashed the title playoff because unti only recently, the Warrior called Philadelphia home am played Boston in the Easter; Division playoffs. Playoff and regular seaso games between the two team always have boiled down to personal duel between pro bas' etball's two best big men, Wi Chamberlain and Bill Russell But for the first time in playoff, Chamberlain was con ing up against Russell with revised reputation as a defen sive player, a category Russe has specialized in during h' NBA career. On the outcome of the Ru sell-Chamberlain struggle hang Boston's bid for an unprece dented sixth successive playo crown and a seventh title in th last eight seasons. The final playoff series open at Boston Garden tonight an will continue on that sam court next Monday evening.

Th two teams then will shift to Sa Francisco for games ne; Wednesday and Friday night: Zahn Leads Pro The Cal Aggies Friday snatch- a win in the 400-yard free- tyle relay at the Humboldt state Pool to take a 48-47 come rom behind win over the Lum- erjacks in a Far Western Con- erence meet. Humboldt led, 47-42, going in- the final event--the relay-- iut the Aggies closed with a ush to overtake the Hilltoppers vho were bidding for their sec- md straight Far Western Con- erence victory. One Humboldt State school record was broken and four HSC pool marks were rewritten. Humboldts' 400-yard medley relay team of Steve Moore, Kent Johnson, Joe Gibson, and Larry Coc set a new school and pool record with a timing of 4:11.2 This betters the old record of 1:17.1 set by the same four two weeks ago at Chico, and old pool record of 4:19.1 set by San Francisco Stale last year. 400-YD.

MEDLEY Johnson, Gillian, Coo) 4:11.1 100-YD. FREESTYLE Detlanmonll, Slovens, Sllv.i, 1:01,0 SO-YD. FREESTYLE Pass. C) Dilrnit apple, Turner, 1S.1 rt-YD. MEDLEY Johnson, Enns Cl Tarola, 2:17.1 DIVING Early, Hi While, Hi Kucera 117.4 100-YD.

BUTTERFLY Olbson, Hi Doonslflplo, Ci Kuypcr, 1:41.3 IM'YD. FREESTYLE Konkln, Cl Pass Ci Stevens, II M.1 1M.YD. BACKSTROKE Moore, Sllva, Cl Tavol.1, 1:15.3 iM-YD. FREESTYLE Doltanmonll, Outlmnn, Hi MM 100-YD. DREASTSTROKE Johnson, Kadel, Ci Hllll, 1:40.0 4M-YD.

RELAY (Pass, Enns, Dot tanmontl, Konkln) 3:44.1 TOTAL POINTS: Cll Aggies (C), 41 Humboldl (H), 4). LODI, Calif. (UPD-Wayn Zahn of Atlanta, today le the qualifiers for the. finals the nationally televised Profe sional Associatio Northern California Open. Zahn finished the 40-game ries with a 9478.

Billy Hardwic of San Mateo, the tour ament's defending champio finished second with a 9362. Bill Bunetta of Fresno, Cali placed third with 9311 and Mill Chiuchiolo, Patchogue, N.Y was fourth with 9314. The four will meet in today finals beginning at 12:30 p.m with the winner receiving a $4 cash prize. Open Every Day 102-5th St. Ono blocit up from Sambo's Eureka Heavyweights, New Faces Expected To Lure Large Crowd "New faces" and 12 bouts are expected to lure a capacity owd to the Eureka Municipal Auditorium when Jon's Gym am of Eureka encounters a combined San Francisco and Eune, Oregon, aggregation in amateur boxing competition Doors open at 7:30.

The first is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. The card features four boxers Ih Golden Gloves experience two heavyweight battles. Don Marshall, 200-pound Eu- kan who formerly held the Golden Gloves champion- ip, and Roby Harris, 212- und San Franciscan who took nnerup honors a uare off in the feature attrac- n. Marshall has won 27 of 30 mateur bouts. Other Jon's Gym color bears with Golden Gloves experi- ce include Dave McLaughlin, 10 takes on sharp punching arry Stott, -and Larry Housan who meets 140-pound Ron dwards.

All of the bouts except the ain event will be three two- inute rounds. The feature bate will be four two minute mnds, according to Promoter Webb. Tonight's complete card with on's Gym team fighters listec rst is as follows: 1 Andy Prcsson, 154 vs. anny Reed, 147, Eugene. 2 Bill Tultle, 142 vs.

Johr San Francisco. 3 Gob Stewart, 120 vs. Dave Barbsey, 122, Eugene. 4 Bob Bonomini, 154 vs, Chuck Lowe, 156, Eugene. 5 Curt Price, 147 vs.

Doi Black, 147, Eugene. 6 Doyle Currier, 200 vs Dave Wier, 200. Coos Bay: 7 Roger Horn, 135 vs. Wade Regan, 135, San Francisco. 8 Vcrn Markussen, 143 vs Junior Thompson, 145, Eugene.

8-- Terry Frey, 156, vs. An gelo Lugo, 150, San Francisco 10 Dave McLaughlin, 156 vs. Larry Stott, 156, Eugene. 11 Larry Housman, 142 vs Ron Edwards, 140, San Francis i. 12 Don Marshall, 200 vs Roby Harris, 212, San Francisco Ticket agencies in Eureka in elude John's Gym, 4-10 p.m daily; the Double Club Uni que, Harris Liquors, Th Shanty, Grace's in Henderson Center, Larry's News, NS Liq uors No.

1 at Harris and Union NS Liquors No. 2 at Fifth an Streets. Other Humboldt County lets are Toby Jack's in Ai cats, Loleta Barber Shop, Giardello In Close Win CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPD- liddleweight champion Joey Jiardello, considering oppon- for his first title defense, add the name of Argentine ilugger Rocky Rivero. Giardello posted a split decision over the stocky, unranked Latin Friday night in a 10-round, non-litle bout seen over nationwide television. Bui fast-rising Rivero esiab iished himself as a and called for a shot at the title.

'I'm sure I can beat him in return match," Rivero add ed. Giardello declined to make any immediate decision aboti lis next opponent. But he ivasn't taking anything awaj from Rivero. "He's rough and tough snd a real bull," Giardello said. The 33-year-old veteran, idle since early December when he won the title from Dick Tiger, said he in the late rounds but insisted "Rivero's punches didn't bother me." Referee Tony La Branche and Judge Bill Thomson each scored the fight, '16-45, in favor of Giardello while Judge Charley Bill had it the other way around.

Trojans, Ducks In Top Meeting STANFORD, Calif. University of Southern Cal- fornia, paced by Davis Cupper Dennis Ralston and Bill Bond, Friday defeated the Stanford Indians eight matches to one in an AAWU tennis meet. In Berkeley, UCLA's powerful tennis forces defeated California 9-0, with loss of only one set. Today the Southern California powerhouses switch opponents, the Trojans taking on California and UCLA traveling So Stanford. WINDOW SHADES Approved by Cood Hauiekeepinf Inititult Complete Stock Mrs.

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