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The Van Nuys News from Van Nuys, California • Page 62

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10-l-lur. 18.B-W«tt M-J-Eait Von Nuyi fCnllfJ-Thuriijay, April 11, IMtT Fullerlon Wins Net Tourney Host Mondrchs Wind Up Third Powerful Fullerton College polled 27 points to edge East Los Angeles for the third annual Valley College Easter tennis tournament championship. The perennial Eastern Conference champion finished just one point ahead of Huskies in annexing its second straight title. Host Valley finished an unofficial third. In division I singles finals, East L.A.'s Poirier handed favored Eric Joachim of Fullerton his first defeat of the season in -winning, 7-5, 6-0.

Individual winners for Valley -were John Troll, who belted Bast L.A.'s Stanley Hale In division VII finals, arid Paul Rimmer, who dawned Monarch teammate Greg Boucher in other finals atch of that division. Complete results: THTlnlon I Blntlei Poirier (ELA). del Eric Jnachiin 7-5. 6-0. Consolation Bob Btll (Vail.) def.

Jim Lotwi 6-2. 6-4. DlTlslon Slnilef Dan McLaughlln (Mesa) ttt. Rich WtitDhaln (ELA). 6-3, 6-Z MflMi Woodward (Full.) Burt Zaslw (ValU, 8-3.

MrUloa SiM SJlvertien (Full) del. John Pettm (Mesa). S-3: Eiiendratii (SMCX9 ttL Alex Montoy (CoehlM Hank Lloyd (Full.) def. Tavi Begdan (ELA). 7-5.

6-0. BUI (Valley) def. Jamw Mdjwfielfl (Grossmont), S-l. S-4. IMtKimi Brooks Barthel (ELA) Bruci Westtorth D-S.

S-2; (Valley) def. Tony Delrrwirlo default. Larry Patteron (ELA) John Walker 6-0, 3-6, Marty Williams (Valley) Aft Santtafo default DiTifiiH vn John TroL' (Valley) def. Stanley 'ELA), M. Paul Rlnunei (Valley) def.

Boucher (Valley), 1-4. JMrlBlonl (ELA) def. McLauthlin (Mcta), M. (Pit.) M. 7-5.

def. niTtriton-Lloyd (Full) def. Atwood- (Meta, 6-3, 6-2. Curlesi-Delrosario (Har.) def. Mamo- 6-4, t-2.

Ffctterion-Barthel (ELA) def. Dug- (Valley), 6-2. (Valley) del Sluyfaaiigh. Johnson (Bs3O, 1-6, 6-2, 7-5. Harvard Nips Two Clubs in Track Meet Harvard School of Studio City a and St.

Monlct'B In a triangular track and 1 1 meet. Complete results: VAB91TT RESULTS 1W Anton (C). B.vmw (H). HaUiAwa? (SM). 10.4.

220 Anton (O. Sturgcsi (H), LeDutt (SM). Gaxntoa (SM). 23.0. Lynch (SM).

(C. G. Bright (H). Kriehn (O. S2.2.

Ifefl Lynch (SM). (H). Pondracc (C), Ramwy (H). 1:51.0. Lancers Win Title in Tournament BILL BURNS BASEBALL COVERAGE BEGINS ON TELEVISION Major League baseball telecasts begin this week end and will, of course, run through the World Series in October.

NBC does the honors through its local outlet, Channel 4. The basic ground rules are the same as last, year: There will be a primary game and a back-up game each week. game will be blacked out in the areas of two teams playing. The back-up game will screen in the areas of the two playing the primary game. It also will serve as a 'raincheck" game for the national telecast.

If primary game Is rained out, back-up will hs screened in all ai-win' but those of the two involved in the backup game. They would get to see an early "talkie" if the primary game is rained out. The first week will spotlight the world champion St. Louis Cardinals vs. Leo Durocher and his Chicago Cubs.

Next week, the network moves over to the American League pennant club, Boston Red Sox, playing host to the Cleveland Indians. For a week or two, the tube will stay, with the teams involved in last year's fantastic American League pennant race-(Boston, Detroit, Minnesota and Chicago). After that, the network will attempt to cover that game which is of the greatest interest to the public or the pennant race. By way of conjecture, however, yott might well expect to see quite a bit of National League action early in he season so the network will be in position to blanket the anticipated nose-to-nose pennant run down the American Lesgie stretch. The California Angels, mentioned prominently as contenders, also tap the tube this week end as Channel 5 cameras bring the game back from Baltimore Sunday.

This is the first of 24 regular-season Angels road games to be televised by. KTLA, involving all nine American League parks. Channel 11 again w-yi tube the nine San Francisco games of the Los Angeles Dodgers, beginning late this month. All baseball telecasts on Channels 4, 5 and 11 will be live and in color. And the announcers are the same as last year: Bud Blattner, Don Wells for the Angels; Vm Doggett for the Dodgers; Jim Simpson, Tony Kubek for the NBC back-up game.

will have a pre-game show and the two local teams will have post-game shows. FRIDAY 5:30 P.M. (40) SPORTSORAJIA "The Back 9:30 p.m. (5) RACE PREVIEW Interviews, comment, film clips on tomorrow's Debonair Stakes at 'Hollywood Park. 10 p.m.

(34) LUCH.4 LIBRE Wrestling from Mex- Leading by an S-2 margin witli junt three outs loft. Thousand Oaks High School watch- helplessly as Oxnard ral ied for five runs in the final inning. The Yellowjackeus fell one run short, however, and the Lancers escaped with an 8-7 victory in the championship game of the fifth annual Thousand Oaks Lions Club baseball tournament. It marked the first time the Lancers have been able to go all the way in the five-year listory of tiie tournament, anc was their 13th win in 14 games this season. The road to the championship was a rough one for Thousand Oaks.

First thf- bad to go into extra Innings to Afif at, scrappy Santa Monica nine. 3-2. in semi-final game, then they were nearly caught by the -Yellow-jackets in the championship contest. Thousand Oaks struck earlj against their perennial Chan nel League rivals, getting five runs with two out in the sec ond frame. Pitcher Scott Christiar started things with a single then Mike Galvin follows with another single and Fred Herbert walked to load th bases.

Dean Yoshiwara dumped a single down the left-field lin to score a pair, and Dave Falkowski drew a walk tc once again jam-up the bases. Catcher Dong. TarTin singled -to right field to score the third run, then Kelly Sadler singled into left to score two more. Tarvin was one of the kej men in Lancers' doubli win. He went thJree-fbr-six an turned in IS solid innings be lind the plate.

1 ab 3 1 1 4 1 4 1 0 3 1 4 1 2 MatlodUf-c 4 1 FalkowsM.cf 2 1 1 3 0 2 1 1 1 0 3 1 2 .1 Fadler.lf ico. SATURDAY STANLEY CITP Eastern Division 10 a.m. (2) playoff game. 11 (7) BASEBALL St. Louis Cards at Chicago Cubs, Curt Gowdy, Sandy Koufax, Pee "Wee Reese mikeside at Wrigley Field.

Raincheck: Philadelphia Phillies at Houston Astros, with Simpson. Tonj Kubek. 1:45 p.m. (2) PGA MASTERS Final six holes from Augusta, National Golf. Pat, Summerall, Frank Glieber, Harry Longhurst, John Derr, Randolph mikeside today and tomorrow.

2 p.m. (5) TBNXIS USC vs. UCLA. Dick Enberg courtside. .7:30 p.m.

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Bishop Winner--Chriftian. -iil Onk. Mrnilcn C) Russell.2b 2 0 M'Cowah-rf 2 1 GaMn.2b 2 3 1 4 Herbertss 4 0 0 3 Yosh'ara-3b 3 0 3 0 Oaks add(M Insurancp runs in the a walk, siixslc and a Mom ig triple to oonttr off the Keith Huglics. After trie Lanoors addrrf sii- ther nm in tviT) l.hi eventh, the outrxime switch be settled, but UIP Vcl- 'to vhanRtxt cv- flwt nmt Ivftw a omiple of fw rr put nnd hit batmen on Roix Matlock clubbed a high fly Into the wind that got away from center-fielder Fal- owsicl and three more runs en me home. With Oxnard JuSt a run away from tj'ing the game Lancer coach Ron Stlllwell brought in relief pitcher Rod jj Egelston who fanned Rodriguez to end the nament.

Gusty winds gave botli. teams, a lot of trouble in semi-final game. Thousand Oaks collected Continued on 3rd Sports Pagf FalkowsH.cf 3 R. Smith.lb 3 f) from Florida Mobile, Ala. (final PBT show of the season).

4 p.m. (4) OUTDOORS "To, Catch A Bear," features Joe Foss capturing a sheep-killer. 4 p.m. (5) ROWLING Bunetta vs. Hoffman.

Jack Drees mikeside at Firestone Ohio. 4:30 p.m. (2) THE PROS "Baseball," features Sweet Lou Johnson and Jim Lefebvre. 5 p.m. (2) HOLLTPARK $25,000 Debonair Stakes ilx-furlohg sprint for 3-year-olds.

Harry Henson, Gil Stratton rackside in Ingle wood. 5 p.m. (7) WIPE WORLD Atlanta 500 stock car race; surfing championships from Hawaii. 9:30 p.m. (34) BOX MEXICO Fight of the Week rom Mexico.

SUNDAY 10:30 a.m. (5) BASEBALL Angels at Baltimore Orioles. Bud Blattner, Don Wells mikeside. Dick Enberg with pre-and post-game shows from Hollywood. Batter up: 11.

11 a.m. (7) NBA PLAYOFF Eastern i i i game. 3p.m. (34) Ft'TBOL --Soccer from Mexico. 3:30 p.m.

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