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Press Democrat, Santo Roso, Feb. 1, 1966-11 Sports Briefs Ex-JC Coach Bud gura Hi Wall CJtrisienseft Van Deren to HSC Vf lift A -j. VJ, 4 ARCATA, Calif. (UPI)- 1 1 been able to play in only two Kron added 18, Larry Conley 1 I jFrank (Bud) Van Deren has of the Seals' last 19 games and had 14 and Louis Dampier 11 v.on play in any more this Hickey sparked the Alabama at Humboldt State College. He season.

offensive with 15 points. ill i ii i in mi inic. i General Manager Bud Poile Clyde Lee, held to only two will handle the team on the field goals and 15 points, converted six foul shots in the road swing with Burns expect m. ed to resume coaching duties when the Seals come home Feb. 16.

By the time the Seals return resigned last week to take the coaching job at University of Hawaii. Van Deren has been assistant at the University of California. But before that, he was assistant to Sarboe at Humboldt. Van Deren played end on the 1949 University of California Rose Bowl team. He coached for a while at Santa Rosa Junior College.

home, they also could be in the 11 I it I final two minutes to provide Vanderbilt with its margin of victory, which left Vanderbilt with a 16-2 record. UCLA, the defending NCAA titlist which has fallen upon hard times this season, defeated Arizona University 84-67 Monday night to boost its record to 11-5. National Hockey League as a result of the awarding of new franchises next week in New York. sis UPI Facsimile JOE COLLEGE Joe Namath, American Football League rookie quarterback of the year for the New York Jets, signed up for 14 hours of classes this semester at the University of Alabama. Co-ed Sharon Broadus (left) seems to have the inside track "helping" around.

SEATTLE (UPI)- The San Francisco Seals open the toughest kind of road trip tonight when they take on Seattle. And they'll have to make it without BUD VaN DEREN DS All Sizes I Low Prices playing coach Charlie Burns, for an operation on the rup-Burns enters a hospital today 'tured disc in his back. He had KENTUCKY and Vanderbilt are both ready for their showdown Wednesday, which may possibly decide the eventual national and NCAA basketball champion. The second-ranked Wildcats stretched their perfect record to 15-0 Monday night by trouncing Alabama 82-62 while the Commodores, ranked No. 3 in the nation, rallied well in the final minutes to overcome Auburn 68-63.

The two Southeastern Conference powers clash for the second time this season at Nashville on Wednesday. The Score Board SANTA ROSA TENT AWNING 1652 Mendocino II 5-4407 Ltafjut Mattel Homes 13 24 14 10-A1 Lefties Map 1966 Plans CITY CAGE AT FERNDALE Varsitv Gam Rawson Droos 17 20 8 2267 MATTII Luotl 1-17. Waller 12-428. Fort Braoo 14 1 10 if, Alderman 4-311, Burris 2-2-4, Dower Ferndale 11 10 16 4S RAWSON DRUGS Lanham 1-1 in. Mr FORT BRAGG Gummtrui 12-0 24, Klick 2-0-4, Pvorre 1-0-2, Bottsford 3-2-8, Connell 1-35, White 9-8-26, Engle-man 2-15, Banks 2-0-4, Maslin 6-315, urbani 2-0-4, Lazzarini o-l-l, Gunter j-o-4, Pvatt 0-1-1.

Totals 22-4-48. FERNDALE Larsen 4-4-13, Jorowisen 2-1-5, Toste 2-0-4, Roberts 0-M1, Martin 6-0-12. Totals 14-1745. Lfougnerry l-vi, HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING Golf's local chapter of the winner will be favored to go on JV Cam southpaw's fraternity isn't going about its 1966 schedule-mak Fort Braoa JV 12 10 13 149 to capture the conference title 3 for birds, 2 for par, and 1 for bogeys) Thursday, Feb. 3.

That will follow a Tuesday North Bay golf captains' meet Ferndale JV 13 9 I 3 350 97 Pounds T'anI an aittnmoti lAitl. lUn Minn. I V.II.I. i i UC1UI 111 UIC ing in a "left-handed" manner. The 10th Mole FORT BRAGG JV Pardim 4-0-8, S.

Collins 7-3-17, Moora 2-0-4, Mallorv 2-1-5, 2-2-6, Dav 1-0-2, Thomguist 1-2-4, Gunter 4-0-8. Totals 21-5-49. The left-handed divot diggers ing at the 330 2nd st. home of ferndale jv-Sanders j-i-s, Paine I SNCAA amPinships. In their 105 pounas (previous meeting this season at Duan Anqeii, cioverdait W5 o'Lexington, Kentucky beat the Bob Olson.

Santa Roa 5 n'-i already have a full schedule of 3-2-8, O'Connell 0-3-3, McCovey 8-9-25, events planned for the year a Braustetter 1-0-2, Gomez 3-1-7. Totals 17-16-50. AT LOWER LAKE Healdsburg ladies club president Mrs. Warren Bronner. Golf captains from Wikiup, Ken Baca, Lower Lake 4 1 i.LniniOQOreS.

schedule that will find them Uklah JV 10 7 10 -33 BANKRUPTCY SALLE COMPLETE SAWMILL 4950 Ross Rood Sebastopol, Calif. former LUMBER CO. TRIO LUMBER INC. 'Planing Plant Real Property-30 Acres Band Mill EXCELLENT PLANT-MUST BE SOLO IMMEDIATELY. Call: Mai Brogdon Area 707-443-7068 tournament at Silverado Golf H.

McKemy, Uklah 3 1 0 Art Ruil, St. Helena 3 10 114 Pounds Lower Lane 14 6 13 iy 48 UKIAH JV-Groner J-2-6, Ford 3-0-6, Hotel 01-1, Carpenter 2-0-4, Officer 0-1-1, playing northern California's finest links. Alabama surged to a 37-36 lead over Kentucky early in the Northwood, Santa Rosa fair grounds, Sebastopol, Mare Is Paul Coates, Montgomery 6 0 OiSeCOnd half when Robert The tournament year begins land, Mt. St. Helena, and Ukiah Feb.

11 with an invitational Keith oaie, wiiiits 5 Hickey poured in six straight Km Prthr. Kltuullla 1 a 1 Babcocn 2-3-7, Simmons 0-1-1, PUQet 0-1-1, Petty 0-1-1, Hunt 2-1-5. Totals 11-1133. LOWER LAKE Sullivan 3-10-16, By-lund 2-2-6, Silva O-l-l, Conlin 3-1-7, Helae son 1-0-2, Anderson 1-1-3, D. Bovce 1-0-2, Lane 0-1-1.

M. Bovce 2-4-8, Montet 1-0-2. Totals 14-20-48. Game and Country Club, Napa. April 30 and May 1 Northern California 36 -holes championships, at Aptos Golf and Country Club.

June 3 Lefty-Righty-Senior Pro-Guest-Club Member tourna- are invited to attend. Tournament results: points after intermission. mixer at Richmond Golf and Country Club and finishes Nov. Parry Boaf Shippers Plan Salmon Trips The wild winds of winter are still sweeping in from the Pacific bringing cascading rain upon the Empire, but, before you know it, the party boats again will be heading out of the Golden Gate in search of salmon. It's later than you think.

In fact some of the skippers at Sausalito already have full reservations for the opening day of the season on Feb. 12. So far very little has been written about the water being just right or that salmon were seen jumping off the Gate but if everything goes according to the rules it could happen any day. The strange part of it is things may turn out to be made to order for the anglers. Last year the season got off to a good start when a good many limits were taken during the first six weeks.

Whether it will be the same this year remains to be seen. As is always the case with ocean trolling, everything depends upon the weather. Usually there are some fair sized schools of kings off the Gate at this time of the year and with calm seas the skippers locate them in a hurry. When it's rough they are hard to find. IT'S ALMOST A CINCH also that most of the kings will be small for the next month or so.

The tackle busters are few and far between during the late winter and spring months. Where they hang out at this time of the year is anybody's guess. Maybe it will be different when the anchovie draggers get going in a couple of weeks but we doubt it. Incidentally, mentioning anchovies in this neck of the woods doesn't affect anglers to any degree but in southern California it raises the hackles on the necks of most fishermen. From what we have heard and read they are still very unhappy over the decision of the California Fish and Game Commission which allows these bait and forage fish to be turned into fertilizer.

At last report all of the sportsmen's clubs and anglers had banded together in a drive to put an initiate measure on the ballot to stop the reduction of anchovies for at least five years. This would allow time for a more thorough study of the resource. Sounds reasonable to us. UNFORTUNATELY, that isn't the only problem there is down that way. From what we have read recently the Russian and Japanese fishing fleets are giving the schools of fish in the Gulf of California a real working over and it is feared it will be only a matter of time until they are cleaned out unless there is action by the U.S.

and Mexico to stop them. So far the Soviet fleet has not taken as many tons of fish as the Japanese but it is expected to step up it's operation soon. In the period between 1956 and 1963 the Japanese fleet has increased its catch of striped marlin from 100 to 126,700. In addition thousands of tons of other species have been caught. Everything that comes aboard goes into the refrigerator.

It's not a happy thought but someday soon we may have to build a steel curtain in the ocean to protect the continent's resources. It's truly a sad state of affairs. Jim Maloney To Hurl Curves At The Emcees 121 Pounds Ron Scultattl, St. Helena 5 0 0 Ray Williams, Lower Lake 3 0 0 Mark Matulich, Montgomery ..710 Rolando Roldan, Hogan 7 1 0 Amando Aquino, Vaileio 4 10 Ukiah 6 11 17 15-48 Lower Lake 22 19 21 1880 THURSDAY BLIND MICE TOURNAMENT Mrs. Julian Machi 99-7-3062 Mrs.

Julie Siolund 94-7-2443. Mrs. Frank But the Wildcats ended all doubt by retaliating with 17 straight points in a four-minute span. UK AH Peterson 3JV4. Wcdd 1-1-3.

14 with a Lefty-Righty-Senior-Pro-Guest Club member event at the Monterey Peninsula Country Club. Walton 5-1-11, Crown 8-4-20, Martlnelli 2-2-6, Hunt 1-0-2. Totals 21-848. ment at Santa Rosa Golf and Maetti 5817-33. Mrs.

e. Mcciish-57: 11 I'll A A iUru4 VriikmiA CX. lower lake M. wnisrier 4-1-13, Country Club. 1 4-18-34.

Mrs. E. Beeson 53-5-14-34. Pat Riley of Kentucky led all II A. Gott 0-1-1.

Butler 5-2-12. Holm 2-0-4, Reese 6-9-21. M. Crumo 2-2-6. M.

Wolfram Mrs. Rena Phlliops 71. Class A Mrs. Frank (Sonny) Hart, presi i scorers with 25 points. Tom 129 Pound Bob Coats, Lower Lake George Andrus.

Montgomery Ed fanzo, Vallelo Riley Benedetti, Sonoma Dennis Llndeblad, Clear Lake July 17 and 22nd National 4-0-8, Sctioenenberoer 0-1-1, B. Johnson 6-0-12, J. Schulerl 1-0-2. Totals 32-16-80. dent of the California Lefthanders' Championships, 3 1 .410 .920 COLLEGE CAGE MOies.

tiass fal Mate rFnllartan 61117 HUNTERS "FILL UP" AND FISHERMEN "SPILL OVER" of Lefthanders and one of the hole medal play, at Vancouver! 'cla low handicap members of thellsland, British Columbia, Can- schutwrt. ciBssc-Mrsf ass Mrs. 1S Peundi V. Hall. State 35 27- 62 cal state Tennies 6-2 14, win Dennis $teven, Hoaan 6 0 0 aria Santa Rosa Golf and Country horn 6-0-12, Mount 5-212, Winnie 8-2 Lee Binney, Wlllits WITH EXCITEMENT IN BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL IDAHO.

nitfirtvpniir dadit nls -18, Owens 7-2 16, Calame 3-2, Mo 10 0 4 0 1 7 10 sept. tnroueh 11 Western "viiu.i i.v, ,.,3 Brown ghaBtll Lucna i i jf Dtuwn m-v l'iowcii Ralph Ruiz, St. Helena Clark Lanclna, Montgomery 140 Pounds Club, revealed that a golfer need not belong to a private 1-0 2, Clav-inn Manor O.A i TMale tA. ct. ci Cnnntv Snrls an senroeder 8 8, Polito 2-26, Schroedsr oiaics vyiidiiiuiuiiMUjs, a-i-noiei 4-2 iu, j.Urt 4-i.

Car- medal play, and shooter, defeated 10-j1 'so'noma STATE Aman J- .4 i nlavpp Km Rnnth in 3-2-8, Walker 5-J-13, Tu hnnXtno. UirA. L.n Unnth in SOMI J-i WdlKer 3-J i J. I Ma Tamo, Vaileio 6 0 0 club nor to public course men's group to hold membership in Ue 4, Uk Ha tU .401 invitational, COmOinea, at Lehtinen 51-H, Walor 3-3, McKee Ed Briidy, Montqomery 7 1 Ken Wing, Santa Rosa 7 0 the Lefthanders' Association. the Buckingham farm 147 Poundt cline Village Golf and Country Club.

Oct. 15 and 16 California Anyone can join by getting a championships. He is to pmfXiJXfmUMU the club's senior champion soonHKS', JSS fl ii i 11 defensive Henry Williams. Vaileio 6 0 0 Frank Aguirre. St.

Helena 4 0 0 $10 membership from him. His home Santa Rosa phone num oean Lewis, wnms 4 Lefthanders' championships, 36 Duane nsenbardt. Naoa 6 I Dave Schieier, Hogan 5 1 1 ber is 542-7099. holes medal play, at Santa 1S4 Paunds iur uie juuiui-scuiui tiiaiijj.UHi- west chine UCLA 84 Arilona 67 iip. Oregon 8J Hawaii 47 iSan Dieao 69 Fresno State Seattle Pacific 106 Red'ands 71 MEADOWOOD GOLF CLUB, 7, Ilnln riaira Pni Pacific Lutheran 85 Whitman Here is the 1966 lefty sched Rosa Golf and Country Club.

Ron Paae, Montoomery 9 0 0 ule: Nov. 14 Lefty-Righty-Senior Pro-Club Members-Guests tour dim preeiana, upper Lake 4 Dennis Bruno, Santa Rosa 5 1 Ed Benedetti. Petaluma 4 1 Feb. 1 Lefty Invitational, at icuis i ui in 79 Carroll 63 Southwest Bud Healer, Calistoga 2 1 Richmond Golf Club. nament, at Monterey Peninsula Golf and Country Club.

147 Pound! the Class A lowest-putts events with 30 here. Susan Mulligan had 32, and Wanda Marlow 34. Feb. 11 Lefty-Righty-Senior Joe Mave, Vallelo 6 0 0 Pro-Guest tournament. Site to be Streio.

Montgomery 4 0 0 announced. Andy Allen. Calistooa 5 1 0 The new date for the Ladies HEALDSBURG The Healds Jerry Kramer, Cloverdaie 4 1 1 March 28 Lefty-Rightv-Sen- Golf Breakfast will be Wednes- burg ladies club will put on a 17T Pounds 3 0 0 Bob Colviq, Wlllits Kent Kireiand, Montqomery Dave Parks, Santa Rosa 0 1 9 11 ior Pro-Guest Club Memberpoint tournament (4 for eagles.tday, Feb. 16. What's the (Golf) Rule? 5 1 0 Ok la.

St. 67 Missouri 50 Ok la. City U. 104 Memphis St. Iowa St, Oklahoma 82 South Tennessee 87 LSI) 59 Kentucky 82 Alabama 62 Maryland 78 So.

Car. 63 W. Va. St. 96 Salem 82 Fla St.

71 Georqia Tech6 Georgia 91 Mississippi 71 Miss. St. 76 Florida 68 Alcorn A-M 119 Prie View 90 MIDWEST Butler 90 Notre Dame 67 Ohio St. Wisonnsin 81 Drake 60 Tulsa 55 Sou. III.

83 Cent. Mo. 72 Concordia 81 Auqsburq 69 St. Norbert 79 Mich. Tech 61 Wichita St.

Ill N. Tex. St. 70 Minn. 103 Valley City St.

75 CITY LEAGUE BASKETBALL AT HERBERT SLATER JR. HIOH Laaaua Bob Buroer, Cloverdale Mike Himes, Hogan .410 19 Pounds W5 0 0 Tom Hauser, Vaileio Norm Johnson, Clear Lake When Do You Get a Free Drop? 9 I 2 4 1 0 Gary Gerdes, Cloverdale 3 1 5toyan Pevc, Sonoma Mark Smith, Wlllits Your chances of "FILLING UP" are much better in FABULOUS IDAHO'S 30,000,000 ACRES OF RUGGED WILDERNESS. YOU'LL SEE IDAHO IN ALL ITS GLORY IN FAMOUS JIM BOND'S "THE IDAHO WILDLIFE STORY." 3 However, should the ball be in the hazard, the ball must be Unlimited Class Mike Sperling, Clear Lake I 0 1 Rustv Manley, Calistoga 7 10 dropped in the hazard, all with Rohnert Park 15 11 12 45 Harvey Hootcins. Santa Rosa 5 1 0 QUESTION My tee shot came to a stop under a bridge which crosses a water hazard. Am I entitled to relief, or Is there a penalty? ANSWER The bridge is an quire you to drop from the hazard, keeping its point between you and the hole.

There is a one-stroke penalty in the case. Penalty for breach of rule is, in match play, loss of the hole; in stroke play, 2 strokes. Rich Osterkamo, Vaileio 5 1 ulli a is a 6 15. 138 ROHNERT PARK Anarew 3-410, Bel Arnold Kooev, Lower Lake 3 I out penalty. In dropping the ball in the 0-33, Blaylock 0-5-5, Rafenelll 4-412, hazard, the ball may become NOTEl Records based on three wins In dual meets.

Forteits not figured in records. Vallelo and Wilms individuals are not comptete because of two missed matches at each school. Asti z-i 5, uuioerq i-e iwimer OCLI-Dawes 0-22, Martin 1-0-9, Tt-ton 2-0-4, Gier 1-0-2, VanNess 2-04, Keehn 0-11, Abbott 4-2-10, Ungewitter 4-311, Robinson 0-22. unplayable, which would re immovable obstruction. An obstruction is anything artificial, whether erected, placed, or left on the course.

The bridge and bridge supports are part of the obstruction. The rule (31-2, USGA): When the ball lies on or Lit Mj touches an immovable obstruction, or when the immovable ob BRAND NEW 1966 PLYMOUTH struction within two club-lengths of the ball interferes with the players' stance, stroke, or backward movement of his club for the stroke in the di rection in which he wishes to play, the ball may be lifted without penalty. Through the Jfc mrm-' riiii in UAkWiuiiMMAViLi oo green or in a hazard, the ball PHEASANTS, PHEASANTS, PHEASANTS You'll say. won 20 and lost only 9 last year. He won his 20th in the final week of action when teammate Vada Pinson tripled home Pete Rose for the only run against Houston.

The victory cemented a fourth place finish for the Reds. Pinson, incidentally, also Is scheduled to be a dinner guest. Maloney has been one of the best National League pitchers in recent seasons. Last year he finished near the top In most of the final statistics kept for hurlers. He struck out 243 and allowed 189 hits in 255 innings.

He walked 110 also one of the highest marks among NL pitchersbut he finished with a respectable 2.54 earned run aver-aga to rank eighth in the league. Maloney was a banquet guest in 1964. shall be dropped, or on the putt Last baseball season, Jim Maloney of the Cincinnati Reds pitched two no-hitters but lost one when Johnny Lewis of the New York Mets hit a home run in the 11th inning. In the other, Maloney had to pitch a 10th hitless inning before winning 1-0. Although he is not officially pitching now, he expects to be doing a little in Santa Rosa on Feb.

6 throwing curves, that is, at the emcees during the Sports Celebrity Banquet at the Flamingo Hotel. He was added today to the growing list of sports greats who have accepted invitations to appear at the 13th annual affair which is staged for the benefit of the March of Dimes and local charities. One of the "wiimingest" hurl-crs in the big leagues, Maloney "I never saw anything like it," AND YOU HAVEN'T, NOT EVER. It's BANG, BANG, BANG, BANG as you go with FAMOUS WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER AND BIG GAME HUNTER JIM BOND in "THE IDAHO WILDLIFE STORY." full price delivered in Santa Rosa IN JIM BOND I III SEE and HEAR PERSON ing green placed, within two club-lengths of that point on the outside of the obstruction nearest which the ball originally lay; it must not come to rest in, on, or touching the obstruction or nearer the hole than its original position. If the ball is under the bridge, or against it, but not in the hazard, it may be dropped outside the hazard.

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TONIGHT end WEDNESDAY ONLY Doors Open ot 7 p.m. Show at 8 p.m. Adults 75e Tickets Available at LOU'S SPORTING GOODS, 439 Fourth Santa Rosa, end PERKINS SPORT SHOP, 406 Mendocino Santa Rosa ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR Sponso'td by tha Rtdwoad Impir Chapter, liaak Walton Itagua BIG SCREEN IN UKIAH HIGH AUD. SATURDAY, FEB. 5 PLYMOUTH CENTER league basketball games occu The hastily-rearranged week's suit up again Wednesday night 5J Santa Rasa Avenue Santa ovs liberty JsJO I to go against the Brothers Four py tonight's Santa Rosa City League agenda.

5 Win Title for the first half champion- NEW YORK (UPI)-Only five ship. The Larkfield Merchants and THE HEMI IS HERE SEE IT i. fnroirrn fierhtorc hairA takpn tnA1 wi An Tlriioi! nr'nroA 99 viiiam Hardware Lanee in an -i w.vU at 5an heavyweight boxing title out of 8:45 p-m. second game at San- slates-Bob Fitz. ta Rosa High 5cnooi England: Tommy points in the final period to nip Mattel Homes, 67-61, in a League game, and Rohnert Park defeated OCLI, 45-38.

in a companion League game at Herbert Slater Junior High School last niUL playoff for the first half cham- Burns, Canada; Max Schmellng, Germany; Primo Camera, Italy They follow the 7:15 p.m.land Ingemar Johansson, Swe-Dcardorff Equipment-Lucky 7 tie.