The Orlando Sentinel from Orlando, Florida • Page 138

30 the little sentinel, Wednesday, July 26, 1978 Boys and girls prefer desegregation in school basketball the athletic scene before making any changes. Spooning Herky Cush Clamoring for equality in sports isn't the case when it comes to the girls who play high school athletics especially basketball. The gals want things their own way not the way the fellows have it. That means playing on their own nights in front of their own fans without having to patronize the other half. Ironically, fellows want it that way also.

This shift occurred during the Cape Coast Conference and hopefully will not be the trend setter for other areas. The Cape Coast loop has scheduled the girls games the same nights as the guys. Moreover; during the season, second half the girls will be playing the feature game fellows will be playing at 5:45 p.rn.vith the girls following at 8 p.m. Unknowingly, the CCC may be creating an unhealthy situation for the girls. Fans wishing only to watci the boys' game may suddenly depart prior to the girls' Speaking of distaff basketball, here's a note for Lake Howell and Lake Brantley fans who wish to follow the careers of two of their top stars.

Howell's Cindy Frank and Brantley's Teresa Tinsley will soon be leaving for Florida State University where they'll be vying for a spot on coach Dianne Murphy's FSU distaff Seminole varsity. The Lady Seminoles' season lidlifter is slated for Nov. 10 when the FSU cagers trek to Mississippi State. The home opener is Nov. 17 with national power Mercer University.

While the distaff Seminoles play home and home series with nearly all the other state schools, they only play nearby Stetson University once. event. The girls could be jolted as they watch their peers leave the gym uninterested, in their cliffhanger game. Positions of the various coaches in the loop were also not considered by the CCC. Boys' and Girls' prep basketball are making great strides in the Stata don't need any ''outside" interference from within to influence that progress.

We ae hoping that the powers in" Seminole County would have enough sense to listen to the folks close to JL i- Floridians join All America ranks I i own i hi in iu v. Carl Dragstedt two and all public high school Floridians so honored as well as Slowest AA and HM designation. 200MEDI.EY RELAY 1. Long Beach (Cal) Wilson 1:35 290; 2. Cincinnati (Ohio) St.

Xavier 1: 36 021: 27. Fort Lauderdale Nova 1:39 510; 29. Clearwater 1:39 597: 30. York Pa) 1:39.623, HM: 45. East Grand Rapids (Mich) 1:40.290.

200 FREE 1. Brian Roney. El Camino Real (Cal). 1:39 470; 2 Joe Lajoie Chicago (III) Loyola, 39 720; 4. Kevin Schneider, Lake Brantley, 140 340; 22 Greg Pecor.

Orlando Bishop Moore, 1:42.405: 30. Sam Glass, Saratoga (Cal), 1 42.790; Honorable Mention: 38. Donald Hornby, Fort Lauderdale Nova, 1 43. 160; 45. Steve Barnicoat, Mission Viejo (Cal) 1: 56630.

200 IM 1. Jesse Vassallo, Mission Viejo (Cal), 2. Joe Krentsos, Roger Baron (Ohio), 1: 52 91 1: 24. Jack Salzman. Sarasota Riverview, 1: 56 100; 28.

Bob Weldon, Fort Lauderdale Nova. 1: 56 4-' 1. 50 FREE 1 Donald Hornby, Fort Lauderdale Nova. 20 824: 2. Eric Finical.

Tucson (Ariz), 20.899; 10. Ron Manganiello. Miami Palmetto, 21.206; 15. Chauncy Fagler, Winter Haven, 21.320: 19. William Crisler.

Clearwater, 21 414; 23. Steve Parker, Orlando Boone, 21.480; 27. Bruce Foster, Tallahassee Leon, 21 560; 30. Stuart MacDonald, Taft (Cal) 21.580; HM: 45. Brad Breiholz, Saratoga (Cal).

21.766. DIVING (Alphabetical) Mike McCorkle, Boone: Honorable Mention: Robert Carlson, Gainesville Buchholz; Lenny Layland, Winter Park. 100 FLY 1. David Wilson. Anderson (Ohio) 49 470; 2.

Corey Killpack, Cyprus (Utah), 49 845; 30. Bruce Hinsdale (111) Central 51.800; Honorable Mention: 41. Matt Gribble, Miami Palmetto, 52.073; 45. Brian Collins, Edison (Okla) 52 230. 100 FREE 1.

Donald Hornby, Fort Lauderdale Nova, 45.427; 2. Tom Cole. Prospect (III), 45.610; 10. Chauncy Fagler, Winter Haven, 46.717; 25. Bruce Foster, Tallahassee Leon, 47.119; 30.

Chris Weiss-man, Staples (Conn) 47.159; HM: 45. Mark Stanley, Fort Dodge (Iowa), 47 460. 500 FREE 1. Ed Ryder, Mission Viejo (Cal), 4: 23 410; 2. Brian Roney.

El Camino Real (Cal) 4: 25.050: 7. Kevin Schneider. Lake Brantley, 4.30.980; i'-'t ft Boone's Mike McCorkle and Steve Parker, Lake Brantley's Kevin Schneider, Bishop Moore's Greg Pecor, Chauncy Fagler of Winter Haven and Winter Park High's 400 free relay were central Florida's contribution to the state of Florida's meager offering to the 1978 boys' high school All America squad. The National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association names the 30 fastest times in each of the 10 swimming events as 2A and this year's roster was dominated, as in the past, by Califorai-ans. Florida managed only two No.

1 spots. They went to Fort Lauderdale Nova's Don Hornby in the 50 free (20.824) and 100 free (45.427). The next best ranking went to Schneider who placed fourth in the 200 free (1:40.340) and seventh in the 500 free McCorkle was named in diving, while teammate Parker was No. 23 in the 50 free (21.480). West Point-bound Pecor was No.

22 in the 200 free (1:42.405) and No. 30 in the 500 free Fagler was named in two events, No. 15 in the 50 free (21.320) and No. 10 in the 100 free (46.717). The Winter Park quartet of Bernie Kissel, John Beattie, Bill Glennon and Mark Medei were No.

28 in the 400 free relay This year's squad was so thoroughly dominated by California swimmers that 1 1 of 30 in the 200 medley relay; 17 of 30 in the 200 free; 12 of 30 in the IM; 9 of 30 in the 50 free; 9 of 30 in the 100 fly; 12 of 30 in the 100 free; 17 of 30 in the 500 free; seven of 30 in the 100 back; 9 of 30 in the 100 breast; and 1 1 of 30 in the 400 free relay were Californians. Wilson High of Long Beach, led the 200 medley relay with a Brian Roney, El Camino Real, led the 200 free with a Jesse Vas-' spllo of Mission Viejo, led the 200 IM with a David Wilson Anderson, Ohio, led the 100 fly with 49.470 and the 100 back with a 51.370; the 500 free was led by Ed Ryder of Mission Viejo, with a the 100 breast was led by Greg Winchell of Long Beach Wilson with a 56.390; and the fastest 400 free relay was a 3:07.890 by San Marino, Calif. Central Florida claimed two honorable mention All-Americas as Winter Park High's Lenny Layland and Gainesville Buchholz' Robert Carlson were so designated in diving competition. (Top 30 times considered for public high school ob Frerth littu sentinel Beats walking The bottom section of an old shopping cart makes a good wagon for 7-year-old Kary Mc Kinney, especially after he convinced Daniel Aseel, 11, to pull It. The two youths took a tour of the Lakefront Marina, whiling away their summer vacation.

Cpraiettes; Linda Shelley scored 134.240 points, to capture the solo competition in the 32nd annual AAU outdoor synchronized 30, Greg Pecor, Bishop Moore, 4.35.618. 100 BACK r. David Wilson. Anderson (Ohio) 'swimming championships at Purchase The West Orange YMCA will sponsor Instruc- State University. its second session of swimming Shellev-s win led her SafiaH.Mondte extending to Aquamaids teammates to a sweep of for fiiB nlar-M hv thp' Annamairla jyiuajioin wciuues Classes 51.370; a.

Allan Berliant, Cincinnati. (Ohio) St Xav-; ier, 51.935; 19. Jack Salzman, Sarasota Riverview, 53.700; 29. Bob Weldon, Fort Lauderdale, 94 30 Richard Suhs, Griffin (III) 54.300; HM: 45. Chris Flury, Gresham (Ore) 54 860.

100 BREAST 1. Greg Winchell, Long Beach (Cal) Wilson, 56.390; 2, Danill Arakakl, Aiea (Hawaii) 58 045; 10. Doug Soltis, Clearwater, 59 076; 30. Alan Christopher, Miami Southridge, 00.030. 400 FREE RELAY 1.

San Marino (Cal) 3: 07.890; 2. Mission Viejo (Cal) 26. Clear- water, 3:14 021; 28. Winter Park 29. Fort Lauderdale Nova 30.

Miami Palmetto 3: 14.700; HM 35. Lake Worth 3: 15.288. top with children from six months to adults and Michele Barone was second 133.195, Michele Beaulieu was third with 133.165, Pam Tryon, defending champion, was fourth with 131.910 and Gerri Brandley was fifth with 130.065. The duet crown was taken by Barone and Tryon with 131.395, followed by the White sisters, Sara and Marie, with 131.215. The Santa Clara Aquamaids captured their seventh consecutive team title.

The Walnut Creek, Aquanuts win ue nem ai me lampgrouna pool In Winter Garden. For additional information contact the West Orange YMCA. A life-saving class sponsored by the American Red Cross is scheduled for the McCoy Naval Annex pool from Monday throughAug.il. Classes will meet daily from 8 to 10 a.m. and are open to authorized service dependents 15 years or older possessing Fort Gatlin Swim Club coach Don Clark reports his 90-member squad working hard and having a good competitive summer.

One of the members of the club, Bobby Jenkins, recently returned from a three-week swim camp at Fnrt Iuderdale Pine Crest. Jenkins will All America designation; next 15 times considered second, followed by. the swimmers be Boone tUhQusWU- Hfmirahltt Maatu-n. "firci listing the.