Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 46

42-B-Ccnlral 38-A-Burbank 40-B-Noith 44-B-West 48-A-Eart Von Nuys Indians, Burbank Qualify 17 Foothill Finals Begin at 7 p.m. 'Performing well in the i I a ce events, Burroughs and Burbank High Schools combined to qualify 17 varsity athletes for oothill League track and field finals. The championship meet will begin at 7 p.m. tomori: ing at Burr hs' Memorial Stadium. 'The Indians picked up 10 berths in the prelims while their cross-town neighbors were qualifying seven.

bank's Phil Hall found himself in. a pair of close races against Bur- Troughs opponents. He was edged by the Indians' Tim Durnbaugh in a heat of the 440, Dur- Cont. on Gth Sports VAKS1TY loo Heat 1: McKinney OI), 10.1, Luke (Blair), 10.2. Heat 2: Thomas fG), 9.9; Martin (Blair), P10: Wallace (Burr), 102; Heat 3: Fletcher (M), 9.7; Lee (Blair), 100; Criss (P), 10.2.

SO Heat Johnson (Blair), 22.6; Anderson (M), 23.0; Humes Burb), 23.S. Heat 2: Thomas (G), 22.7; McKinney (M), 231; -Heat 3: Fletcher (M), 22.5; Martin (Blair), 230; Talamontes (Burr) 23.5. 440 Heat 1: Durnbaugh cBurr) 500: Hall (Burb) 515; Jenkins iBIair), 5LS; Rogers (P), 53.1 Heat 2: Johnson (Blair), 49.0; Martin (P), 52.3; Phelan (H), 529; Masyczet iCV), 54.1. fc 0 Heat 1: Aguilar (CV), Whatcott (Burb), -Tones flvT), 2.09.2; Eoman (Burr) Heat 2: Tie first between Slieehev (Burr) and Hall (Burb), Taylor (M), Sclmoor (H i. 2:13 2.

MILE Heat 1: McSlnrley (G), 0. Luna (Blair). Kushncr Burb), Villasenor (Burb), 4:49.6. Heat 2: (CV), BuiS (Burr) Day (G), 4:42.0, Gordon (CV), 4:461. 32U HIGHS Hollins (P), 14.6; 'Burr).

15.0; Heat 2: Edson OI), 150; Walker (P). 052 Heat 3: Wheeler (G), 15.2: Bittle (CV), 15.2; Jackson Blair), 15.2. 3SO LOWS Heat 1: Hollms (P), 13.2; Stein (Burr). 20.6. Heat 2: "Wallace (Burr), 19.7; Johnson OI), 137; Detty (G), 20.3.

Heat 3: Edson HJJ). 20.0: Bitfle (CV), 20 SHOT PUT Hogan (M), Gordien (M), '(Burb), Widdis (G), Price (HI, 47-9; Larson fS), 47-S'-l; Nichols (CV), 47-651; Martin 47-3 'i POLE VAULT To be contested only at finals HIGH JUMP Stones (G). 6-6'i league record. Old mark, Wheeler (G), 6-0; Stother 'CV), 6-0; Geiger (CV). 6-0; Hall (M).

6-0; Weed (Burr), 6-0; Lubo- P), 6-0; LeVasseur 'G), 5-10 XG JUMP Walters (CV), 20-7; Edwards (Blair), 20-6; Cnss c-pp. 20-6: Ellis 'G). 20-5; Goebcl 'CY), 20-2; Edson (M). aO-H; Vinson OI), 20 Derkson (G), 19-7. XO.

OF QUALIFIERS Muir IS, Blair XL Glendale 12. Valley Burroughs 10, Pasadena Burbank 7, er 4. CLASS QCAIjrlElIS 100 Heal 1: Baptiste (P), 10.1, (M), 103; Bars OI). 10.3 Heat Moore (Hi. 103; (Blair).

105. Heat 3: Harris (P), 10.0; Cramer cG), 10.3: Walker P. 10.3 220 Heat 1: Hams (Pi. 234; Moore (H). 2i7: Murphy (CV).

23.7. Heat 2: Bars CD, 235; Cervenlca 23.6 Heat 3: Cramer (G), 236: Gore OI). 23 Price (P), 23.9. 650 Prested (Blair), 1.26.4; Cur- icr (G). 1.2S 9- Heat 2: Schei (CV), 1:257: Sen-en-: (G).

Delling Heat 3: De Milita (CV). 1 2 5 9 We? mss (Buir), iloorc (Blair), 7. 1320 Heat 1: Bax (Burb) Giaham 3:25, Charley (G), 5. Heat Cendejas (CV), 3190: Nubel Drson Heat Miccio (CV). Melikian (Blair).

3:29.3. HIGHS Heat 1: Johnson 152: Robinson OI). 157: Her- 'Burr). 160 Heat 2: Froeiich 154; Rots (H). 16.0.

Heat 3: YPJHC (H. 15.3. P.ec\es 15 220 LOWS Heat 1: Ross 'H), 3J.5: Walker CP), 13.7. Heat 2: Robon (M'. 13.5: Baptislc (P).

13.5: Yvung 13.5 Heat 3: Froeiich Burr- 135: Thompson (Pi. 13.5 PHOT PUT Paine GK 53-10; Hnrtman 'P'. 'Burbi. Wrn'K (M). 45-3 Scngebuth 'Eiaivl.

45-1'i: TJireshev 45-1, R-jberts (G). -H-10: Mortord (Hi. 43-1. VAULT W. Savaidcrs Oi.

11-0: Sprueli 11-0: blunders OlJ. 1 MacXair "1 (G. 10-6: Smith (Burr 1 Zinmerrr.tM CV If'-l: Jtcrs iCurhi. liiJi; Young JUMP Gore OK P-S; BERNIE MILOGAN My missus, who was born, raised and married in a midweslern metropolis--just across the river from those beautiful blue-green hills of Kentucky, called my attention to it right after the Louisville High School Band hud played "My Old Kentucky Home" and the horses 20 of them, were heading for the gate. "Isn't it peculiah and fitting," she commented in Dixie-fry jargon, "that back theah in OF Kaintuck the Duhby television program should be broken into by a commuhcial for Elmuh's Glue?" We wondered how many would notice the ironic sponsorship, amused that it would come practically at post time for a bunch of claimers which most experts described as the worst Kentucky Derby Field in history.

MILLIGAN A great many of the 20, it had been hinted beforehand, were refugees from a glue factory and here right before our veiy eyes was Mama practically calling them all back home. While it was nice seeing a foreigner win the event, the feeling was there that I could have run it as fast. Skies were perfect, track conditions ideal and while Churchill Downs never has been known as lightning- fast the time of just under is somewhat disgraceful for a true champion. What an appropriate commercial! If someone doesn't correct those KTTV printed commercials during Dodger telecasts Jin going to begin screaming. Cincinnati is NOT C1NCINATT1 and Pittsburg, at last reports, had an at the end, to be absolutely correct.

Sam Ross, who fiddles around on movie musicals, radio, television and recording sessions with his violin, also runs the North Hollywood Bridge Club when he isn't busy at his primary occupation. The practice of kibitzing at important bridge matches always has been one of controversy. Some players detest playing with anyone looking over a shoulder, others have enough ham in their makeup to enjoy the scrutiny. It becomes, therefore, a matter of personal preference. However, it is a complicated problem for a bridge club operator.

Green peas, such as enjoy kibitzing and regard it as a form of learning, if we have sense enough to keep our mouths shut and submit questions rather than advance answers to the players after a hand is played. If there were no kibitzing there would be no improvement for a great many players. Ross, therefore, recently put it to the habitues of his club in questionnaire form with two sections, an a-b- in each. Number One asked whether preference was for a) no kibitzers, b) one kibitzer per table and c) unlimited kibitzers. Section Two inquired whether a) there should be no conversation with kibitzer, b) limited conversation or c) no restrictions upon conversation.

In each case won with A a respectable second. was soundly defeated. I assumed this Avould become of the land until I seated myself alongside a particularly intent woman one evening and was asked politely if I would move to another neighborhood, although the wording was some what more direct and indicated a clime far beneath the earth's surface and generally regarded as pretty warm. While in the world of bridge. I have a mild after shock to a recent column on wives' refusal to play with husbands as their partners.

The Savenicks of Encino. Jonni and -Jerry, when first married fell in love not only with each other but with bridge. They played together for five 3'ears which saw them arguing after each hand, as couples will, and never coming to a definite conclusion about method of play or bidding, which is about par for the course. They decided then that they could be headed for a breakup either of the marriage contract or the bridge partnership. They sensibly gave up bridge, but not without pain.

For the next several years they just read the columns until finally deciding it was only a game and should be given one more try on that basis. Now they're back and smiling like mad whether they make the bid or go down three doubled. That may not seem much of a stoiy to the average person, but try sometime to make that kind of comeback. I couldn't. hurd 'Hi.

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St. Bernard got, rolling in the first frame when Rococo singled, took second on Joe Gehley's hit and went to third when Dan Burns was walked, filling the bases. Witli two out, pitcher Jeff Benedetti singled in both runners. Crespi got two of its tal- ies on home runs. Jerry Renish and Chris Long connected for the circuit, taking advantage of the short dimensions at the Vikings' field in Playa del Rey.

Now 5-8 in Camino Real League play and 9-10 over-all, the Celts play Friday at Serra. Box score: Crespi (3) Reigel.lb Renish cf Br.imleUe,U Coutui ler.rf Damm.p Uhlman.p 3b Ci ph 'lots Is Cresp! St Bernard yju OW x--5 5 '2 HR Long. Renish. 2B Stias- ser. IP Damm Uhlman Benedetti 7.

Hits off Damm 5, Uhlman 0, Benedetti 6. SO Damm 2. Uhlman 2, Benedetti 9 BB -Damm 3, Uhlman 0. Benedetti 1. Winner Benedetti.

Loser Dainm (4-3). Con I. from 1st Sports i i 11 is were doubles. Dennis Shaw also belted a triple for the Vikings. Tom Collier went ths distance for Monroe, picking up his sixth victory against no losses.

Her allowed only four singles, striking out seven and walking three batters. after a strikeout, was sacrificed to second base by Rich Willyerd. That set the stage for Palmer, who singled slowly up the middle to score ths run. The Parrots added their Cal Lutheran Rips Pasadena on Heroics by Tom Petelin final run in the sixth inning with one out. Palmer tripled to right- center field and Alan Green's roller was fielded by Daum, who threw ths ball under the third baseman's glove for an error, allowing Palmer to score.

Green wound up at second base, but was left stranded. Polytechnic 2, Granada Hills 0 Steve Marquardt of Poly and Russ Daum of Granada Hills became embroiled in a furious pitchers' duel, and the Parrots emerged victorious. a quardt, who has been used as Poly's No. 2 pitcher behind Bob Ehrig, blanked the Highlanders on two hits. But Daum didn't perform badly, either, surrendering only four hits.

Two of those were off the bat of Mike Palmer, who had a hand in both Poly rallies. In the first inning, Kevin Shibuya walked and, if i 4 0 41 3 3 3 1 3 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 3 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 6 by Lynch. ss Lococo.cf Gehley.c Heirnuler.rf Twomey.if Benedetti, BosseJb Tuholski.lf Tolals 26 WO 101 0-3 4 3 rj 2 i i 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 5 6 5 i Box score: 1 Foljtecnnlc (2) 1 ah 0 Shibuya.ss 0 0 Soroko.lb 1 Palmer.rf 0 0 0 1 Biostrom.c Goldbaum.lt 5 2 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Granada Hilts (0) ah i- 0 0 Fox.lf 0 2 Daum.p 0 2 0 0 0 Balcer.ph Vickers.c 3 3 3 2 3 3 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totalt 23 2 4 Totals 22 0 2 Score Innings Polytechnic ..100 001 0--2 4 0 Granada Hills ......000 000 0--0 2 2 3B Palmer. SO Marquardt 6, Daum 7. BB Marquardt 2, Daurn 2.

Winner Marquardt (4-1). Loser --Daum f4-2). Tom Petelin pitched a six-hitter and knocked in three runs as California Lutheran College scored an 8-1 victory over Pasadena College. Jim McGrath Sets Five New Records at Regional Meet a i McGrath won five events while representing the San Fernando Valley Athletic Club at the Western Regional Masters swimming championships at Walnut Creek. McGrath won and established new records in the 200-yard individual medley, 100-yard butterfly, 50-yard 100-yard individual medley and 100-yard freestyle.

Anne Adams of Northridge, another member of the San Fernando AC team, set new records in the 200-yard freestyle, 100-yard a stroke, 100-yard individual medley and 100-yard freestyle. Petelin, who went the distance to notch his third win of the season, produced the final two runs in the eighth by cracking a two-run homer. Earlier in the game, he accounted for another run with a double. Outfielder Bobby Dockweiler, one of six players in the Ktngsman lineup with two hits, put his team in front to stay with a two-run homer in the second inning. The victory gave Cal Lutheran a 12-20 record on the season, and the two teams Avill meet in a rematch Saturday at Pasadena.

Box score: Pasadena (1) CaJ Lutheran (8) ab ab 3 0 0 Sheppard.ss 4 2 1 Albert.cf 3 0 0 Petelin.p 5 2 2 Van Nujs (0) D. Blati.rf 411 Evans.lb 5 0 2 Laten.p 0 0 0 Stepan.lf 512 Bolin.ss 4 0 1 0 0 0 Hart.c Royer.c 3 0 0 Moen.tf 4 1 2 Agee.ph 1 0 0 Fadler.Sb 3 0 0 Jones.ss 4 0 2 Dockweiler.rf 312 Holdndge.U Dierly.lf 3 0 1 Dombey.c 4 0 2 Rychecky.lf Pedderman.lb 4 0 1 311 Watson.p 1 0 0 Ochoa.Sb Rallen.p 1 0 0 Chambprs.c Michaelson.rf 1 0 Erlich.ss Waxman rt Totals 32 1 Totals 36 814 Doolittle.lb San Fernando 4, Van Nuys 0 Sophomore hurler Modesto Marietta scattered four hits and the Tigers scored all the runs they needed in the fourth in- ing for the win. Walks to Eli Bryant and Danny Cruz got the rally started and both runners scored when Oliver Folk's fly ball was dropped by the center fielder. That put Polk at second and he rode home when Augie Martinez singled. Polk scored another run in the sixth when he singled, stole second, went to third on an overthrow and came home on Alvin Edwards' single.

Box score: Sai Score by Innings TS Pasadena 300 000 000--1 6 2 Cal Lutheran 021 300 02x--S 14 2 HR Black. Petelin. Dockvreiler 2B Petelm, Evans. IP Falk Wallen Laten 1, Petelm 9. Hits off Falk 6, Wallen 5, Laten 3.

Petelin fi SO Falk 1, Wallen 6. Laten 1, Petelin 5. BB Falk 1, Wallen Laten 0, Petelin 2. Winner Petelin (3-5). Loser Falk.

1 Begley.cf 1 Fernando (4) all li ab )i 2 0 0 A Davis.rf 3 0 0 1 0 0 Williams.ss 2 0 3 0 0 2 1 0 OEryant.lb 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 3 0 1 Martinez, 3 3 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Murrietta.p 0 3 0 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 3 1 24 4 Totals 24 0 4 Totals Sjcore Ijj Innings Van Nuys 000 000 0--0 4 2 San Fernando 000 301 x--4 6 2B Williams, Marshall. IP -Watson 6, Marietta 7. SO Watson 9. Munetta 6. BB Watson 4, Munetta 5.

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