Jefferson City Post-Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 7

ivples capture CMC track title, Jays 2nd 01 I Hannibal nips Jay volleyball 91 1 AHH AMM A Iea set to snow flint TCRmS Team 9-4 ris POST TMiUNi, frffOTM Otr, Frifcy, Mir H7S 9 By MIKE ANDERS News Tribune Sports Writer Jefferson City Senior High shattered two records, but Columbia Hickman broke three, two by Gerry Ellis, and topped the Jays by 15 points at Missouri Conference' Track Meet at Columbia Thursday. The Kewpies won eight events 1 arid totalled 90 points, com- pafed to six events for Senior High and 75 points. Sedalia set record and scored 66; Hannibal trailed with 19. Senior High broke the fiv'e-year'old mark in two-mile relay by almost 12 seconds, burning art 8:02.5 and edging the favored Sedalia team', which had easily out-distanced the Jays in a dual meet the previous week. Tim.

''Rousset and Mike Shellmatt allowed Smith-Cot- ton'only-a five-yard lead after the 1 first two legs, setting up 1:57.6 and 1:58.4 runs by Bryce Allfnonand David Cooper. Allmon passed Steve Fischer on the last back stretch of his and Cooper out-kicked Sedalia's anchorman, opening the gap to about 10 yards at the tape. Cooper won the mile in 4:31.0, and came back 45 minutes later and set a new CMC record in the 880-yard run lat 1:58.6. Cooper, who passed runners the last lap, broke the record of Hannibal's Brian Walsh, set at 2:01.0 in 1970. Gerry Ellis broke the discus and shot put records, as well as winning the 100-yard dash for Hickman.

Ellis' 173 foot, seven and one-half inch throw bettered the old record by almost 18 feet, and was over 30 feet farther than the second place throw. John Sanders of broke the old 120-yard high hurdles record, running away from the field in 14.3. Dwight Butler of Sedalia set a new triple jump mark at slightly over four inches longer than the old one. Senior High got a pleasant surprise in the long jump, as Mike Johnson leaped his best ever and won with a 20-foot two-inch jump, beating out Hickman's Raymond White by one inch. Senior High got a gift in the 880-yard relay, winning after the Kewpies, five yards ahead, dropped the baton halfway through the race.

The Jays steadily pulled away in the mile relay for a 3:32.0 victory. Hickman relied on its strength in the sprints for most of its points. The Kewpies went 1-2 in the 100-yard dash and 120-yard high hurdles, and 1-3 in the 220-yard dash and 180 yard low hurdles. DISCUS 1. Gerry Ellis (CH); 2.

Riley (S); 3. Trautman (S); 4. McCollom (CH); 5. Brightwell (J); distance: 1 (New CMC record;) old record set by Ed Lane of Columbia Hickman in I960) HIGH JUMP 1. Kemp (CH); 2.

Northciitt (H); 3. Hackemack (H); 4. Albright (S); 5. Slagle (S); height: 6-1. LONG JUMP 1.

Mike Johnson (J); 2. White (CH); 3. Sanders (CH); 4. Griffie (H); 5. Butler (S); distance: 20-2.

POLE VAULT 1. Greg Luecke (CH); 2. McKnelly (J); 3. Short (CH); 4. Bommel (J); height: 12-0 (Only four vaulters cleared the opening height) TRIPLE JUMP 1.

Dwight Butler. (S); 2. Sanders (CH); 3. Griffie (H); 4. McCloud (H); 5.

Kerr (S); distance: (New'CMC record; old record 42-3'A set by Rick Carter of Sedalia in 1973) SHOT PUT 1. Gerry Ellis (CH); 2. Riley (S); 3. Brightwell (J); 4. Crews (CH); 5.

Coons (H); distance: 58-3V4 (NewCMC record; old record by George Comfort of Columbia Hickman in 1961) 180-YD LOW HURDLES 1. Stan Hughes (CH); 2. Kerr (S); 3. Crews (CH); 4. Bryson (J); 5.

McKnelly (J); time: 20.0 TWO-MILE RELAY 1. Jays (Tim Rousset. Mike Shellman, Bryce Allmon, David Cooper); 2. Sedaliai 3. Columbia Hickman; time: 8:02.5 (New CMC Record; old record 8:14.4 by Hannibal in 1969) 120-YD.

HIGH HURDLES 1. John Sanders (CH); 2. Crews (CH); 3. Butler (S); 4. Kerr (S; Bryson (J); time: 14.3 (New CMC record; old record 14.6 set by George Simpson of Columbia Hickman in 1952 and tied by Harry Lehwald of Jefferson City in 1967) 100-YD.

DASH -1. Gerry Ellis (CH); 2. White (CH); 3. Moeller (J); 4. Weaver (J); 5.

Buckner (H); time: 10.0 MILE RUN 1. David Cooper (J); 2. B. Allmon (J); 3. Hoft (CH); 4.

Mit- tlehauser (S); 5. Faubion (S); time: 4:31.0. 880-YD. RELAY 1. Jays (Greg Weaver.

Jim McCrabb, Mark Halvorson, Rick Moeller); 2. Hannibal; 3. Sedalia; time: 1:33.8. 440-YD. Dabney (S); 2.

John (J); 3. V. Dabney (S); 4. Stolt (CH); 5. Stafford (J); time: 51.3 880-YD RUN David Cooper (J); 2.

Bryan Kelchner (S); 3. Bob Kelchner (S); 4. Strickland (CH); 5. Shellman (J); time: 1:58.6 (New CMC record; old record 2:01.0 set by Brian Walsh of Hannibal in 1970) 220-YD. DASH 1.

Raymond White (CH); 2. Weaver (J); 3. Williams (CH); 4. Moeller (J); 5. Washington (S); time: 22.8 TWO-MILE RUN 1.

Steve Fischer (S); 2. B. Allmon (J); 3. Sullivant (J); 4. Hunter (S); 5.

Hoft (CH); time: 9:36.6. MILE RELAY 1. Jays (Rod Stafford, Barry Bryson, Mark Halvorson, Mike Johnson); 2. Sedalia; 3. Columbia Hickman; time: 3L3ZO, Bob Brasher, owner and director of the Sho-Me Baseball in Branson, will show a film about the camp at 7:30 Saturday at the Selinger Centre, 216 Broadway.

Brasher is a former professional baseball player and former Kansas State coach. In addition to running the Sho-Me Camp, he runs the Florida Winter Sho-Me Camp, and scouts for the Kansas City Royals. The Sho-Me Camp has four baseball fields, a pitching machine and batting cages. Several major league players, including Wally Moon, Jerry Lumpe, Lloyd Merritt, and Ernie Nevel, make up the coaching staff. The camp is open to boys eight years of age and older.

The public is invited to see the film and listen to Brasher. For additional information, call Jake Shenewerk at 893-4639. The Jefferson City Senior High tennis team lost 5-4 to Central Missouri Conference rival Hannibal Thursday after-, noon at Senior High. The Jays dropped four of the six singles matches, but team- med up to win two of the three doubles matches. Craig Overfelt and Gary Muck beat their Pirate opponents in singles, both in two straight sets.

J.R. Chappell and Bob Morris paired for a 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 Steve Boone and Charles Henderson in the number one doubles match. Overfelt and Muck teammed to whip, Boone and Dale Hemme 6-2, 6-3 in the third match, while Eddie Cohen and Bryce Craig dropped the number two match 1-6, 6-7. A girls volleyball league is being organized by the 'salvation Army Community Center, for girls ages 9-12. The league will begin play next Friday and will meet every Friday Interested girls should call the center at 63S0117 or come to the center at 927 Jefferson to 'assure placement on a team.

Eagle Has tonaW He learned in Boy Scouts too. WHITE'S METAL DETECTORS 79 50 and up tlwm it LaVERNE'S STAMP AND COIN S41J Highway North Columbia, Mo. Openioa.m.-tp.m. 4M-411I BERNSKOETTER MOVING STORAGE Call 636-7661 PLANTS A beautiful flowering plant is the gift that continues giving too! FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION! 129 E. High dial 635-7108 i Capital Speedway to open The long-awaited opening of auto racing season is at hand as the Capital Speedway in Holts Summit begins its weekly race.

programs jThesuper sprints, late model stocks and hobby stock cars wjll take the half-mile oval for a that will begin at 8 p.pi. with the first super-sprint hgat race. feates open at 5 p.m. and are slated for a 6:30 p.m. starting tjme.

'Defending super-sprint cljamp Bill Utz of Sedalia will be the beat in that dijvision. Rick Kimberling of Gilliam, the model champ, be hard-pressed to retain thje titje after the showing of several 1 drivers last week in Jefferson City's Losson Leonard and Eddie Gray, joined by Jerry "Flea" Atkin of Holts Summit, clearly outclassed the competition in the special on the Missouri State Fairgrounds oval. Leonard finished second in the 25-lap feature, Atkin ran third and Gray was in the number two spot before a spin put him against the outer guard rail late in the race. The hobby stackers will be running under a drastically changed set for rules. Gone is the claim a driver could post on another car, this year the hobby class will be restricted to cast iron exhaust and intake manifolds.

A IS-week program is currently slated for the Speed- way, opening for the seventh year. The track is located on Route 00 off Highway 54 north of Jefferson City. Utz, winner of the International Motor Contest Association sprint car title last year, will get plenty of competition from fellow drivers in the newly-formed Missouri Sprint Car Association. But missing from the fold this year is Marshall ace Roy Hibbard, who retired after last year's running. The MSPA-sanctioned sprinters will bring a field of cars that is expected to top the 20 mark for the opening night races.

Jim Jenkins of Slater, Gary Scott of Holts Summit, and Columbia racers Craig Tom Coleman and David Dwyer will be out to unseat the defending champion in the super-sprint class. Either Hibbard or Utz have captured the Capital Speedway crown since the the track opened. A 1975 Buick Free Spirit, the official pace car for the 59th annual running of the Indianapolis 500 mile race, supplied by McKay Buick will pace the field of cars during the evening events. Admission prices remain unchanged from a year ago, adult tickets are priced at $2.50 each, children six to 11 tickets are priced at 50 cents and under six get in free. Students and servicemen' with id's get in for half price.

downs California takes Tri-Counfy Fulton crown with nine first places The Helias tennis team swept singles play even though one match went to three sets and another two involved. extra games, and downed host Fulton 8-1 Thursday. Dennis Muessig outlobbed Mike Kelly 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 for one Helias point, while unbeaten Jim Nacy edged Wayne Walden 6-3, 7-5 and Daryl Redel downed'Steve Allard 7-6, 6-3 in other key matchups. Walden and Allard snapped a 7- 7 -pro-eight doubles match by winning two straight games dyer 'Muessig and Tim Dolan Ftilton's only victory. Jay golfers sfop Pirates iJefferson City Senior High gblfers had an easy time disposing of Hannibal Thursday at Hough Park, 202-238.

iMike Ousley led the 14-1 Jays w)th an eight-over-par 38. Teammates Mike Winter, Rick McDowell and Jack Baldwin each had 40 and Doug Howser 4 Hannibal's best score was Traey Scott's 44. California won the Tri-County track meet at California Thursday, winning nine of 17 events. The Pintos tallied 83 points to Camdenton's 73 2-3. Pinto Terry Kendrick won both the long jump and 120-yard high hurdles, the long jump with a 2 and the hurdles at 15.3.

He placed Final sign-up set Saturday is the last chance Jefferson City youths between the ages of nine and 15 have to sign-up for the summer Park Board baseball program. The final session of registration at the Ice Arena Shelterhouse will begin at 10 a.m. and close at noon. A prospective player must be accompanied by a parent at the registration. second in the 180-lows also.

'Teammate Bill Meade won the mile in 4:42.1 and came back with a 2:03.8 victory in the 880-yard run. Dan Duvall added more points, winning the 180-low hurdles and finished second in the 120-highs and the pole vault. Andy Zawailislak of the School of the Osage broke the conference pole vault mark of 12-10 with a 14-foot three-fourths inch jump. The old record was set in 1963. SHOT PUT-Bolin DISCUS (SO); HIGH JUMP-Wood (V); 5-10 LONG 19-10V4 POLE VAULT Zawailislak (SO): 14-0 3 TRIPLE JUMP- Bosendorf (C); 40-7 TWO-MILE RELAY Eldon; 8:39.8 MILE RELAY Camdenton; 3:44.5 TWO-MILE Zimmerman (C): 10:50.0 220-YD.

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