Valley News du lieu suivant : Van Nuys, California • Page 32

28-A--Central 22-A--Bur. 24-A--No. East 28-A--West 26-A--East Van Nuys (Calif)--Fridoy, May Harvard Gets Jump on Foes in Qualifying font, from 2nd Sporfs event, jumped to a narrow load after the completion of the Class field-event finals. Rrmvn totaled IS points, Harvard l(i. Valley Christian 10.

Lutheran nine, St. Gcn- cvicvc eight and Bell-Jeff 3. Bell-Jeff and Harvard tied for second behind Lutheran with six qualifiers. Brown had five and St. Genevievc and Valley Christian three each.

Two local athletes won Class field events and qualified for the GIF quarterfinals. QUAIJriKK'i Mismcasured actualh ran ISO Heat 1' Hanniiid! iL) Ml -ma iVO. Heat C. Host 1 it-CI'. Collins i Bnnk iVC) Kii-- Heat 1 McDouel' i Vandcrhcidc iVC).

S3 4 Heat 2 i i i Wolf I 54 fl LOW 5 -Heal 1 "Iitu' i i i 'L'. 211. Heat 2 B.ir- i Wall i i Willis (HI 22 'J OF (JUALIF1ERS Hanard 7. i'ian St ncncvipvc "i a i i a Rrnun 1. Belterrmr.e fl 1 Strret i.

utilise? 'H. i i Slasor i Smith i ILi. O'Onnnci Heat 2 Fieicr iBl. ion Cut BJ1 O'Xrilt ISGK 1-2SB Hrat 2' Erics'. I Cista iSGi.

Cranes (SGI. 1 'IS 70 Heat 1 Wood i Costa (SGI. P.7. Heat 2 "arber iH). DiPnma (SG).

Sylveste: i 120 LOWS-- Heat 1 Denouden Barber (H). Aliviani (B.I). 14.3. Heat 2. VanHolland (VC) DiPrima (SG.

Svlvester 145 NO OF QUALIFIERS-- SU Genevlcve Hanard 3 Lutheran 3 Bcllamiinc Jefferson 2. Valley Christian 1. fLASS FINALS SHOT PUT Foeh 45-n-, Spoolstra (VC). Storkson B. n-i.

R. Da-. is (H). 40-S-i. Wise (SG).

37-SV. POLE VAULT-- Kins B. 10-6: Barber 'H). 9-6. Geneinhart 'B 9-6: Sen- ncider (L'i.

9-0: Stewart 90. HIGH JUMP Phillips (HI. 6-0', school and league record. O'd school maik. 5-10'j.

Phillips 1956' o'd league mark 5 9 Terwilliser. Bellarrni nc- Jefferson. GrcsKmopr S-R-'i: Platl (SGi 5 32 TiickT (SO). 5-0 LON'G JUMP-- Phillips i 21-10" 'Nmv school and leasue 'rhnol mark 20-10 Kimotho 1963 Olo 1-arue mark. JO-4 Ximotho.

(H). mo (Hi 19-S. VanHolland (VO. 19-1. Lewis Bi.

1S-7 GIF QUALIFIERS-- Hanard 2. BTJUTI 1 Lutheran 1: St ieve and Vallej Christian. 0 PCXRT SCORES-- Harvard 27 Brown Lutheran 11. Valley Christian C. St.

Geneviev" BHlarmine-Jcfferson 0 CLASS fj QUALIFIERS Heat 1 Cos? 'B). (VO. Sincer (Hi. 109 Heat 2- Davis i Stillmc (B). Kinzsley (B.T).

10.9. 1: Goss Singer mi Thielman (BJ). 19.3. Heal 2. Dkitra (VO.

tie for second between Sottile (B.11 and Genova 'SG). 20.1. 660 Heat It Thompson (L), Harmon Tntten (B). 1:32.0 Heat 2: Paxton (L). Mueller (Li.

Chmiel (PGK 1T.3 4 1320-- Heat 1: Eads 'LI. Alden (Hi Miersma. (VC). 3:296 Heat 2- Helfera 'SG'. Bei-K (Ll.

Eggert (L). 3.24.6. LOWS Heat 1- a. ua.vis ihl by JACK ADAMS Deep sea fishermen had game action in local waters their first lastc of big when, on Wednesday, schools of ycllowtail moved i the Rocky Point section of the coast off Redondo Beach. Anglers from the south bay sport fishing center enjoyed a field day as they racked up a catch of J9 of the big yellows, whose weights ran from 20 to 27 pounds.

The catcli was made on the half- day boat "City of Redondo." Captain Roy Peters, skipper of the "City," reported the snow of fish the largest concentration of yellows lie has sighted in this section in years. More than 100 of the Kingsize scrappers were lost during the excitement, he said. The arrival of the yellowtail highlighted an excellent show of other species in the Kedondo area. Gordon McKac, Redondo operator, reported mid-week results checKert thiough the landing included more than KX) barracuda, bass and boni- tu. In audition to tms.

he announced, more than 100 sole, 114 Spanish and 535 rock cod ere hauled to gaff. The show of fighting fish off Redondo is certain to the Operators at Pacific Sport- fishing Landing in Long Beach report some excellent action on "log" barracuda to nine pounds. The catch is being made late "sundown special" run, which leaves the landing at 5:30 p.m. each afternoon. Other results for Pacific boats show the harbor fleet connecting for some bass, barracuda and bonito action in local and Catalina Island fishing grounds.

Figures for 1 the Wednesday catch show more than 300 barracuda, 334 calico bass, several dozen scnlpin and a few bonito and halibut. big game portion of the Southland angling clan into a mass turnout tins week end all along the coast as other ga- mefish species display signs of stepping up the pace. CHECK POINT Cnlrnrlar of Coming TCvcnts for Sports Cars Ala, 6-- A "Friday Niter vavl- national rallve mth SOP Good for beginners Starts Valley Car Faticoj Van Nu Van Nuyt Fee: 52 Trophies presented at finish. May T-- Foothill FCCA "FootniH Fan- Gimmick rallje about 4 hours Register 7 Burbank Sports Cars San Fernando Burbank Tro- phics Ivnformation S43-13S3 Mar 7-- BBYA "Hot Rod Hop Start's; 5 p.m. -Glendale Federal parkins lot.

A'ondman Sr Riverside. Sherman Oaks Fee. n.iiO per person. Dance, refreshments trophies at enrl or rallyp Information: 7R6-49SU. May X-- XAA SCC "Ridge Runner." Straight navigational rallve.

Expert, novice SOP classes Starts 8:01 a.m Broadway parking lot. Sepulveda La Tijera Blvd Westchester About 175 Another nice bit racuda action was of har- cnjoyed in- lelman (BJ). Stilling (Bi. 14.7. Heat 2: Runnels fBJl.

Hogen (H). Ticer (L). ISA NO OF QUALIFIERS--Lutheran and Harvard S. Brown 5, St- and Valley Christian 3 CLASS SHOT PUT--Graham i 471'-: Tntten CBK 42-Vi: 'Li. m-l.

Snead (SG) 39.SJ-1: Murphv (RTi POLE ivo. Turner fH). 9-6: MaHaffay il 3-0. Werner (BJ). 9-0: Hojen (H).

S-n HIGH JUMP--Ticer 5-2: Tnttcn 'B). 5-1: Schempcr (VC). -'-11. Taicl- TONG Canvon. PlillinE 'B.

1S-1: Taxelman i 17-7 (EL 17-3: Srhemper A'Ct. 17-1 OF QUALIFIERS--Harvard Luth- miles hours. Ends in San Fernan- dp Valley Fee: 54 includes double DPs. 1 lupines in ttit Linaatrs plus weat Club trophies--7 car entries. Information- 377-5937.

645-762S. May 9 Plus Club membership meeting Starts p.m. Pikes Glenoaks Restaurant. Glenoaks Brand Blvd Glendale Ouests welcome Information: 33-2070. May 0 Closmc (tale for NRRA "Road Rallye USA" Professional-type rajlye from Pomona Vallcj Inn.

Ma 21-22 Pnvatr sponsored entries Information: OL 7-6335. LA 1-3SSJ May in SFV FCCA eeneral membership meeting. Starts rn i First Nat'I Bank. Ventura BKd at To- Guests welcome Information through the Huntington Beach flats territory as anglers at Seal Bearh Pier tapped these waters for a count of more than 125 of the speedy scooters. Halibut action is also beginning to make a good comeback with more than 50 brought to gaff along with the barracuda.

Paul Poitz, headman for the Seal Beach sport fleet, also reported some nice sand bass catches. Results were made on both the live bait boats and the barge "Alaska which went back into service last week end. While some good calico bass fishing has headed the sport through the Malibu area of the coast, operators at Malibu Pier are eyeing the possibility jof a pickup in halibut harvesting on the movie colony grounds. Results this past week hare shown signs of a rp- tnrn of the barndoor flatfish has paced the sport in this area for the past several months. Capt.

Gary Troy, Malibu manager, listed growing numbers of halibut during the week with top weights scaling up to the 30-pound mark. Results are being made on both the half-day operation as well as the all-day run to the northern section of the Malibu. Calico bass catches of 200 and more fish daily also are listed in the report. 1. n.

0 Brown and Brllarmme- FODCT SCORES-- Brown IF Harvard Valley Christian in. Lutheran nevieve S. St 13 VRA "Fun Gimmick rallve about hours Starts 7-30 FlMnc A station. Valorm Xuy: Blvd. Van Nuys.

rlasses- licginner Fee DPs arc Women Will Play Applications for entry in the 35lh annual las Angeles city golf championship for women, scheduled May 24, 25 and 26 at Rancho Park, are available through Wednesday, May 11. all municipal golf courses. 5i cents Trnphie 1 in both classes also Best of Club trophy for 7-rar Trophies presented at finish Information 39S-S33R May 14 Western Q's Gimmirk-fun rallve. Starts I Panorama Toners. S155 Van Nuys Blvd.

Panorama City. Fee: members. 52.50 Bring flashhtes Los Anqcles Vicinity maps. Trophies refreshments at finish. Information; 343-6511.

342-912S. Mall for thU column 1o: Alice Stsarns-ChccK I'oint 'o5 A Green 310 Van Nn.v*. Calif. Lands 27 Croaker Fishing at the Salton Sea was rated just fair when Dept. of Fish and Game personnel made a creel census on April J6-17.

but one catch statistic lifted some DFG eyebrows. A Polynesian from the Samoan Islands landed 27 good- sized gulf croaker and two sargo on light spinning equipment in 30 minutes nearly a fish a minute! Monroe Bids for Upset of Sylmar 'on(. from 1st Page could pick up valuable points in lower places. The Tigers are strong in the long jump, thanks mainly to Tyrone Kontenot, who owns i he best leap of the season, in the league. He'll battle Sylmar's Barry Ingold 2 J'or first place and teammate Prevost and Poly's Dave Sanchez also figure to make it close.

Sylmar's strongest field event is the high jump, where three Spartans could finish among the top five. Marvin Montgomery is almost nonpareil with his leaps of 6-4 this season and looks like a sure winner. Teammates BUI Bond and sophomore Lionel Williams have both gone 6 ft. and will take on San Fernanda's Dale Speights (6-2). Monroe hopes to offset these Sylmar and San Fernando strong areas with its shot-put men and its trio of pole- vaulters--Don Kirkpatrick, John Anneman and Ed Salmon--which figures to net three scoring places.

As San Fernando dominates the sprints, so does Sylniar appeal- able to prevail in both hurdles races. Two big reasons are veteran Montgomery and continuously-improving sophomore Larry Brown. Montgomery (14.7) and Hornets Aim for Tifle in (IF Finals Cont. from 3rd Sports Page over Doug Demon (247.05) of Ramona and the six-man field. Finneran is the rest of defending champion in the event.

Fullerton and Corona del Mar each qualified varsity teams in the 200 medley relay and 400 freestyle relay while also has Andy Strenk in the 200 and 400 freestyle; Danny Stunkard in the 200 individual medley and 100 breaststroke; Ricky Massimino and Spike Burnett, 200 yard individual medley. Corona qualifiers del are: Mar's other Greg Fink in the 200 and 400 freestyles; Dee Renfro in the 50 freestyle; Bill Stoner in the 100 yard backstroke. Mike Martin in the 400 freestyle and Pat McClellan in the 100 yard breaststroke. Stock Reservoir With New Strain Some 3500 catchable-size brown trout of the Massachusetts strain, the first such fish ever to enter Southern California, have been stocked in Pud- clingstone Reservoir near San Dimas, the Dept. of Fish and Game reported.

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Viking Jeff King eased to the fastest mile clocking last week, a school-record 4:30.0. and should have little trouble picking up the victory in today's final. The Vikings are given added strength by the presence of Klaus G-erstlauer (4:41.8) and Bill Gleich with only- two challengers from schools not in championship contention--Poly's Tom Hutcheson (4:45.4) and Grant's Raul Cardenas (4:39.3) given much change to break their monopoly. The league record most likely to fall today is the two-mile standard of 10:18.2 set last year by Poly's Chris Dambacher. Three of the favorites in today's race, for which no qualifying heats were held last k.

have already run faster Jian the present mark and a landful of others also is likely to be pulled to faster times. Grant's Segal has the fastest clocking of the group to date, 10:01.0, but he may have to equal or better that mark to hold off Monroe's seasoned Manuel Moreno (10:11.1) and Sylmar's fine 10th grader, Totora Rick Josephsen, sophomore and a newcomer to Monroe's dazzling of distance standouts, has an official clocking of 10:41.0 so far but has been running around 10:10.0 in recent workouts and could be a factor in a tactical race, possibly enough to contribute some place points to the Viking cause. By no means are all of the individual'standouts members of just the three contenders. Polytechnic in addition to smooth-running sprinter Ross, Dave Sanchez, who has qualified for and will compete in his usual triple--high hurdles, long jump and 440. Sanchez is the East Valley's premier quarter-miler (49.4) and should have little trouble taking that race because he already owns dual-meet wins his two closest challengers, Webster Van (50.2) Nuys' Grant and San Fernando's Byron Askew (51.2).

Otherwise, Sanchez stiff competition, tioned, over the high hurdles and in the long jump. Webster, in addition to his 440 race, will 220-yard dash, for has the league's fastest clocking (22.3). The Class meet shapes up as a battle between San Fernando, Grant and Van Nuys, who finished one-two-three, respectively, in the final league standings. The Lancers got three first places in the field-event finals which were held last week from shot-putter Dennis Carrasco. pole-vaulter Dave Tepper and high-jumper Steve Meerson and totaled points to take a sizeable early lead.

San Fernando, with its strength in the sprint and hurdles races and boasting 14 qualifiers for the finals, and Van Nuys, balanced and with qualifiers, also pose threats. Grant has 12 finals berths going for it in its attempt to protect its advantage over Van Nuys with 13 points, San Fernando 9 North Hollywood Monroe Sylmar and Polytechnic The Class meet is more hectic and complicated yet. While San Fernando rolled up 23 points last week- in the field event finals, just relay team, repeat its dual- meet victory over the Tigers. In that meet, Poly won battle as well, thus prac- ically ensuring themselves of Lhe league championship. nine-fourteenths the of a next point three separate teams.

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