Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 24

4.8-Centr.l 4-l-Wtit I Von Nuys March 2, Kingsmen Lose Two, 6-3 Cat Lutheran Still Winless California Lutheran College dropped its third and fourth straight baseball games of the season when Kingsmen lost a double-header to Claremont-Mudd College by scores of 24 and 6-3. The Kingsmen were edged in the opener when the host team scored the winning- run in the bottom of the seventh, then lost a 3-0 lead in the nightcap before succumbing. It was a tough loss for a A I A pitcher Jeff Brock in the first game. He went the first six innings, surrendering only four hits, but gave way to Barry Brobeck, who was tagged with the loss. Claremont Mudd had taken a brief 1-0 lead in the first inning, and it stood up until the seventh when Cal Lutheran tied it, only to lose in the bottom of the frame.

Cal Lutheran got off to a rolling start in the second game, scoring three times in the opening inning. Mike Sheppard was safe on an error, stole second base, then took third when walks to Ron Golden and Dave Howard loaded the bases. That set the stage for Pat Evans, who cracked a double to score two runs then romped home himself ahead of another two- base hit. The advantage, however, lasted only until the bottom of the fifth inning Claremont Mudd took the lead for good by scoring four times. Big blows during the uprising were Don Lewis' two-run triple and a single by Pat Curtis that brought in Lewis.

I Box score: Cafc LnUwnin (i) Ciaremont-MuadfJ) ah at Sheppard.ss 4 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 Robison.lb 3 1 1 2 0 0 3 0 1 2 0 0 Hayes.c 3 0 2 3 0 0 Lewis.rf 3 1 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 Ha.j-es.rf 3 0 0 3 0 0 Beller.lf 3 0 1 2 0 0 Wiley.p 2 0 0 Moen.cf Evans.lb Stepan.U Pe.telin.rf DoBibey.e Hofrard.ph 0 Hbtall 0 0 Brand on.p 0 0 0 0 0 33 2 6 23 1 1 Totals Score by Innings Cal Lutheran 000 000 1--1 1 0 Claremont-Mudd -100 000 1--2 6 2 Mills, Levris. IP Brock 1, Wiley o'i. Brandon I'-t Hits off Brock 4, Brobcek 2. Wflex' 1, Brandon 0. SO Brock A.

Brbbeck 0, Wiley 5. Brandon 0. BB-Brock 1, Brobeck 0. Wiley 4. Brandon 2.

Winner Wiley. Loser Brpbeck fO-1). Lutheran 3) Clarcmont-Mtidd (6) ab Sheppard.ss GoljJen.2b Hoyard.rf Dumby.c Girffin.p 4 3 4 A 2 3 3 3 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 i 0 i 1 0 0 0 0 0 Kobison.lb MiJls.Sb Hayes, ph Levns.rf Curtis.cf Beller.lf Harnean.lf Xichols.c 4 3 3 1 4 4 3 1 3 3 3 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 i i i. 3 0 0 0 2 ALL-AROUND STAR Hector Neff, Taft High School's sensational all-around performer, will be one of many top-notch performers to be seen in action Friday evening at first annualAll-San Fer- BOXING BIZ By Frcmkie Goodman Staphan.ph 2S 3 4 Totals 32 610 Scon by Innincs T. Cal Lutheran 3no (TO 000--3 4 3 110 040 10 0 3E Lewis.

Sheppard. 2B--Evans, Short Robison. IP Griffin, Brobeck 2- Sahsbender 9. Kits off--Griffin- 5. Brobeck 3.

Sahsbender 4. SO-- GriCin 3. Brobeck 0. Sahsbender 5. BB--Griffin 2.

Brobeck o. Sahsbendcr 5. -Winner Sahsbender. Loser Gnllin- Mike Quarry Wins Eighth Valley Fight Mike Quarry of Anaheim won a split decision over Ronnie Wilson of San Diego in the 10-round main event at Valley Arena, running his unbeaten streak to 27. The 19-year-old Quarry went to work pressuring Ihe San Diego fighter from the opening bell and scored repeatedly with short, chopping right hooks.

Just before the end of the first round, however, Wilson landed a solid left hook to the jaw that threw the undefeated Quarry off balance. Outside of that, Mike was never in any kind of trouble. Brother Jerry Quarry, who paid his fine, was Cont, on 4th Sports I took about" 25 of my young boxing students recently to see Ray "Windmill" White train for one of his main events at Valley Music Theatre. White and chief sparring partner Randy Shields staged a 10-round fight in the gym that was actually better than the one he put on a few days later at the Arena against Terry Lee. Shields made his reputation as a champion Golden Glover in Washington, B.C.

a few years ago, then went on to professional stardom on the East Coast and later, here in California, It is unusual for main event fighters to go 19 rounds in the gym. and I was surprised when they told me they do this several times a week. It takes a lot of stamina, an'd both these guys have it. The workout Avas sensational they fought every minute of every round. It was hard to pick a winner.

Each fighter would take turns on offense and Goodman it was hard to pick a winner when it was all over. White was effective in the early rounds, but as the fight wore on it was Shields who came on stronger. White was able to score with a lot of fast left jabs, and at times Randy didn't even bother getting out of the way. His goal was to move inside where lie does his best work. It reminded me of another sensational gym fight that will go down in boxing history.

In New York's Stillman's Gym. other rugged fighters would battle 10 rounds in the toughest fight anyone could see. It happened every clay to the delight of the fight managers and trainers in New York. One participant was Bart Soni. whose claim to fame was his knockout win on national television against Lamar Clark.

Clark's claim to fame was 4S straight knockout wins. Some nights he cooled as many as three nando Valley Gymnastics Meet at Van Nuys High School. Neff won free exercise, parallel bars arid long horse in last year's West Valley League finals and was high-point man in city finals. Valley Stale Finishes 2nd In Swim Meet Cont. from 1st Sports winning time of 2:18.7 surpassed his previous best of 2:19.1.

Phil Topar won the 200 butterfly to eclipse teammate Carl Leivo's 'School mark by half a second. Leivo won the conference championship in the 400 in dividual medley with a 4:38.3 clocking. In the 500 freestyle, Ralph, Lee nabbed the CCAA crown by finishing first in 5:02.5 while Bobby Kieswetter topped the 100 freestyle field in 49.5. Dave Corona Avon the conference championship in both the one and three meter diving. The Matadors have nine swimmers and two divers qualified for the national finals March 18-20.

The school currently is striving to raise enough funds to send them all to the NCAA meet. Valley State swimmers eligible for the meet include Lee, Kieswetter, Dodge, Leivo, Topar, Bill Barker, Robbie Grandfield and Kevin McVerry and Stu Blumkin. Top Local Gymnasts Enter Invitational First annual All-San Fernando Valley High School Gymnastics Meet will be held Friday evening at Van Nuys High School. The meet, which will feature premier gymnasts from East, West and Mid' Valley League schools, is being sponsored' by Van Nuys American Legion Post 193. Competition is sched- Dodgers Will Televise 22 Road Battles This Season They wanted to show off this new white hope on network television and Soni spoiled everything by knocking him out.

Soni's great gym workout was with Tommy "Hurricane" Jackson, who later fought Floyd Patterson for the heavyweight championship. Soni and Jackson were guys who walked in and never bothered to get away from punches. When opponents would get tired of hitting them, they would conic on stronger and usually win. They were both rugged. White and Shields started out with only a sis- round sparring session scheduled.

After some vicious fighting, whoever lost the sixth round would how about another? The other guy would never back down. After the seventh, the guy who got the worst of il asked for another round, so it would go on and on. Sometimes, they would go as far as 12 rounds -some of the roughest fighting ever seen anywhere. The other day I received a call from Soni from out of the blue. He has been on the shelf for a few years.

I reminded him of the Jackson affair and the similar workout between White and Shields. Soni said he could get in shape and box cither of these guys in a regular fight. Here is a couple of great action fights for some matchmaker. A "While-Shields match would be a natural and Soni against Shields would be good. White and Soni would also be most interesting, loo.

There was a recent discovery at the -lor Frazicr camp that Muhmimed Ali had planted a sparring partner, Dan Warner, in South Philadelphia. He wa? reporting back lo Ali by telephone each night on Frazior'? prog- The only help Warner cmild jrivr Ali is 1o go into the ring with on March Js. It is my tonviction that Frazier would knock out both Warner and Ali al the time. Boxing to be dead, in the next month alone millions of dollars will be spent to sec four fights, It will take months to count up all the money spent to see Frazicr and Ali fight, In two Olympic Auditorium will sell out for the Ruben XavarnJimmy Robertson fight, and April 2, George Parnassus has a 250.0DO fight going the return match Ruben OHvares and Chucho Castillo. Twenty-two road games will be televised by the Los Angeles Dodgers this a including the club's opening National League game of the season Monday night, April 5.

at the Houston Astrodome. The Dodgers will televise two pre-season games Sunday, March 7. vs. the Atlanta Braves at West Palm Beach (10:30 a 1 al time); and a evening. March 31.

vs. the San Francisco Giants at Phoenix (7 p.m. local time). The Dodgers again will televise all games from San Francisco and all Sunday road games on KTTV (Channel 11), Yin Scully a erry Doggett will handle the announcing on the Dodger telecasts. Dodger fans will have a chance to view games from all 11 parks which the club visits in National League play through the television scheduling.

The schedule, with Pacific Coast Time listed: April 5 at Houston (5:30 p.m.), April 25 at Cincinnati (10:15 a.m.), May 2 at Atlanta (11:15 a.m.). May 14 at San Francisco (S p.m.), May 15 at S.F. (1 p.m.). May 16 at S.F. (1 p.m.).

May 23 at Chicago a.m.), June 13 at Montreal (11:15 July 4 at S.F. (1 p.m.). July 5 at S.F. (1 p.m.), July IS at Pittsburgh (10:05 a.m.) August 2 at S.F. (8 p.m.), August 3 at S.F.

(1 p.m.). August at St. Louis (11:15 a.m.), August 22 at Philadelphia (10:35 a.m.), August 29 -at New York (11:05 a.m.), Sept. 12 at San Diego (1 p.m.). Sept 13 at S.F.

(8 p.m.K Sept. 1-3 at S.F. (S p.m.). Sept. 26 at Atlanta uled to begin at 7:30 p.m.

Friday evening in the Van Nuys Boys' Gym- Each'school will enter "its top performer in each individual event plus one all-around gymnast in the six Olympic events (free exercise, side horse, long horse, high bar, parallel bars and rings). The top 10 rope climb he three leagues with the fastest times will compete in that event. A premier panel of five former i States Olympic gymnasts will serve as judges at the meet. That group includes Jack Becfcner, Art Sherlock, Willie Tom, Larry Banner and Ron Barrack. petition, will include league and city champions and other top gymnasts, including Greg Cassian and Kurt Zimmerman of Monroe, Hector Neff of Taft, Kraig Bradley of Sylmar and Richard Jiminez of Van Nuys.

i i be awarded to the first five finishers in each event plus the all-around winner. The school with a highest team score will receive a perpetual trophy. Tickets for the meet, priced at $1 for students and $2 for adults, are on sale at the Van Nuys Student Store and at Van Nuys American Legion Post 193. annual vehicle opens Wednesday BiggeS) cttiibrtion ri Jraflers, ro(SoJboms5, and accesswss evet stwwn 'm the Visa, Sea al one 3 ons place. Wan Spnmg ani Smnroa TOs is the official HV Stow, Coach Assooaiian, represerftng 1hs lecrtstoon wJS-at todaj.

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