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28-A--Central 20-A--Bur. 18-A--No. Eost 28-A--Wert 26-A--Eoit vw Van Nuys December 19, 1967 NO CHRISTMAS SPIRIT IN CCAA j. 1 4 A i rtf Tintifloati By JOHN CHRISTIE, Assistant Sports Editor It's that magic time of the year. And, In keeping with the Christmas spirit, "good will toward men" and 'tis season to be jolly" are the traditional ruling attitudes.

But, alas, such is apparently not the case in the Cali- tornia Collegiate Athletic Association, thanks to the reported Impending withdrawal of perennial conference and national athletic power San Diego State College. While very few facts can be assimilated into a workable plan of action by the six other CCAA members, i-umors currently running are that they as a group and, in some cases perhaps, individually, are preparing to take counter-measures. According to Dr. Glenn Arnet, director of athletics at San Fernando Valley State College, nothing can be done, or any definite statements made, until after the conclusion of the special conference meeting called for 11 a.m. Thursday at Cal State Los Angeles.

To be frank, we hare no official notification," said Arnett. "We are surprised that San Diego is making the move, because nothing was said by its representatives at the CAA executive meeting two weeks ago on the week end of the Junior Rose Bowl Arnett and Dr. Stanley Ross, faculty athletic representative, will both be in attendance at Thursday's meeting, at which the situation should be clarified and an Continued on 2nd Sports 23 Valley State Players Hit Scoreboard in Twin Victory Matadors Defeat Westmont, 111-86 By WAYNE WILSON, Sports Editor Twenty-three San Fernando Valley State College basketball players all 13 members of the varsity quad and each of the 10 freshmen scored two or more points in the Matadors' twin triumph over Westmont College at the winners', storthridge gymnasium. The visitors from Santa Barbara w.ere pummeled by coach Jerry Ball's varsity club, 111- BASELINE BATTLE--Westmont College's Rex Kochel (33) tnes to block attempted layup by San Fernando Valley State College's Tony Pazaricky (34). Matador used backboard to get two points and Valley State went on to score 111-86 victory in Northridge.

Helping teammate is Westmont's Jim Kroeker (45 while Matadors' Ben Williams (rigght foreground) and Jerry Ruiin (behind Williams) look on. not Hprb caridTM Pearlman Finishes Year at 424 Yards Down from 16 to 12 teams this year, the 18th annual Sam Barry Memorial kethaJI tournament trill he played Her. 27 through Tier. 30 at Glendale College, 1500 X. Yerdngo Road.

Quailerback Chuck Pearlman paced the Regents! First-ronnd pairings hare of Reseda High School in three different statistical! been announced: (Editor's note: This is the ninth In a series of 16 articles examining the final 1967 football statistics at East, "West and Mid-Valley Leagne schools. Today: Reseda, Thursday: Taft) PAIRINGS FOR FIRST BARRY GAMES TOLD Notre Dame's Foil Adds to Athletic Fame (Editor's note: this is the eighth in a series of nine articles examining final 1967 individual football statistics at ma.jor CIP schools in the San Fernando Valley. Today: Xotre Dame. Thursday: St. Genevicve.) Tim Foli, Notre Dame High School's great all-around athlete, proved this season that his versatility in football alone is enough to warrant recognition as one of the San Fernando Valley's finest prep athletes ever.

The 6 175-pound senior was an All-CIF baseball selection at shortstop as a junior last spring and was named to the all-tovrnament team as a 86, Pete Cassidy's Frosh unit outscored the Westmont jay vees, 91-76. It was Valley State's fourth consecutive varsity win, string the Matadors hoped perpetuate last night at UC Santa Barbara (results of tha game were not available a press time). Another big intersectional contest is on the agenda for tomorrow night at A'alley State with College of Idaho coming to the Southland for a set of three sanies. Ball said after the Westmont game that he will scout Idaho tonight at Pasadena Six varsity players reached double figures for Valley State in the Matadors' breezy win over Westmont. Four of the five starters made it with Ben Williams at 17, Vic Katch at 16, Tony Paz- aricky at 15 and Jerry Joseph 27 Riverside Pearlman led the club In total offense with 424 yardsi fimsh a aheari nf Cnle ln re CGI vine to his credit, 74 rushing and, Col was a standout on dp categories during the 10G7 football season, according, to figures compiled exclusively by The News' sports, as Lns 4 p.m.; miiff -DDQT-lmsn lorl iho Huh! 1 (jPrnlos Ts San Diego, 5:30 p.m.; Golden West vs.

Glendale, 7:30 p.m.; Compton vs. Valley College, 9 p.m. Dec. 28 El Camino vs. Trade Tech, 2 p.m.; Pasa- passing.

ifense, where he won first- Hi passing yardage, com-lteam all-league and first-team Pearlman Lee Freidrich Welcher Seastrom Olsen Stephens Fncl Cook Lnn piled on 29 completions in 67 was tops in that de' Apartment, and he also was Roy Jae's most effec- "tive punter with 21 kicks good 'for 722 yards, a 34.4 average. Backs Gary Welcher, Paul and Chris Cole ihared the scoring lead withjjy" wirk 18 points apiece and Freidrich was the team's outstandingj rusher with just 136 yards to i his credit. i Freidrich edged the rushing runner-up, by just'p parirrian 'nine yards. Greg Fishwick caught 15 passes, more than a third of Fr( )dr)ch all the aerials completed by i "the Regents, for 213 yards to all-city honors as a safety. Final statistics: tional basketball classic last week.

And. in completing his foot- hall career at the Sherman Oaks school, Foli ran a passed himself to the team's individual total offense leadership as well while guiding the Knights to the Catholic League championship and a Southern Section playoffs berth. Foli passed for 1125 yards and added a net 518 rushing for an aggregate, of 1B43, with his passing yardage and total offense tops among Valley GIF players for the season. With eight of his completions going for touchdowns, he connected on 74 of 132 passes with onlv intercepted for an excellent completion mark of 5fi.0fi7c second by the narrowest of margins to the 56.07% of Aleman v's Mike Moody. The All-CIF candidate led at 13.

Former Valley College performers Jerry Rivlin and Loren Bracci chipped in with 12 and 16, respectively, in supporting roles. When George Kobinson made a layup with 1:45 remaining in the game, aU 13 players suited np had hit the Scoreboard. Robinson's points were Val TWO FOR 'THE TRAIN'-- Luthem "Ben" Williams (31) sails northward baseline for fast-break layup against Westmont College. Watching from within kev a'-e visitors' Jim Short (55) and Dave Bregante (13). Williams wag high-point man in A'alley State's balanced offense with 17 points.

Five other Matadors hit double figures. TIM hot Herb jley State's 108th and 109th, r-iiK i i OcHlL.1 Valley, Pierce Hit Road for Tourneys Holiday basketball touma-i After the El Camino a 71 points in 10 games, a merits in Northern California, Foothill tournaments will17.1 ma rk. and sub Doug Sinning score a in the last second to give the Matadors three aces. In the first 13 minutes rce has three men above play, it was a standoff. JDCL CC1L H1C I Tt I a i i i marks, however, Valley State I for a 7 o'clock engagement Kioaonap.

i tv i Piorno ic of Monica, Glendale- and come post-Christmas tourneys South Angeles will lure at Glendale (Sam Barry, Dec. nnmt ark for iti Valley and Pierce Colleges out '27-30) for Valley and at Santa the 1Q -P omt mark for lta of their own gvms during Monica (SMCC Invitational, 'to Los Altos Hills Ray Gnt- I Christmas vacation. at 19.7, Bob Lynn at 16.3 4 a 1 "Uonar- 'men comes league uiaj a Bill Mayer a 10.8. Westmont was in front Coach lan JIOIMI- by'chs, sporting an impressne 0 TM, -lost record of 8-2 will lltan Conference slate aqSnowden at 8.8 and Mike TTvSrl'at- Tan a craincr I Wtiita 7 ft of the way, but usually only two or three points. Dec.

27-29) for Pierce. Then comes league play. Valley will open its Metro- and with Harbor of the Western Pierce is scheduled to begin against I White at 7.8. Season scoring statistics for 3, made its move. i i nanwi Conference lallied 10 State Conference in the fatate i Matadois taiuen ot i.

i a tplav against newcomer Moor-1 consecutive points in that al Not i unirnament -f vednesday Jan two-minute span to pull Pierce, meanwhile, will ip ierce from a 30-28 deficit into a on the long road to Los 38-30 lead. Hills for a 3 o'clock tipoff to- Williams scored from un-i morrow afternoon in the first derneath to get the spurtIround of the Christmas Clas- going and then Katch hit ai Me at Foothill College. 15-footer from near the top of both Valley and Pierce: City TOTAL OFFENSE Rush PaM 74 .130 61 149 336 127 118 112 SB '(7 42-1 210 136 127 118 112 S6 37 2S 16 3 dena vs. LOS Angeles College, 4 p.m. Losers bracket games are scheduled at 12:30 p.m.

and 7:30 p.m. Dec. 28 with winners of first-day contests squaring off at 5:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. SCORING TW TP .1 3 1 2 fl 11 New Basketball, Soccer Program Ready for Boys the key.

The ball changed hands three times in the next, half- minute of play before Pazar- icky converted a layup, boosting the score to 34-30. Valley will take a deceptive 98.2 scoring average to El Camino this evening. It isn't a "real" average however, because the chs played four games this season before a Reid 'Shumate Thomas Dimonta Cantor Oldenkamp iKuhn I Rivlin fouled Dave Bregante TJ his team in both and the Matadors rebounded The Rrahmns, who have won their last twn frame? after four straight losses to TM U11S1 art the season? be bat- covering an electrical short m.u.n.,TM, the Scoreboard that had gnen, i a LiorSi and i 'three to four minutes of extraicritton playing time in each contest. VALM5T Pts. lo 200 20 J.O 148 :t.S 10 128 10 126 10 82 10 8 2 in 9 5 a i 2 3 46 S3 39 20 2S 13 4 2 145 12 6 92 71 SS Si 53 4 1 22 17 lo 4) missed free-throw at- Continned on 2nd Sports Pagei tempti sen ding Williams down Final statistics: TOTAL OFFENSE Foil Butler Larabell Smaldmo Beidle Dwyer Redman Kiosterman Martin Munley McGalllard Bush Pasi Total 518 657 303 258 23 9 7 6 5 1125 1643 0 0 0 0 12 Bl'SHtNO TC VI, VI.

IS, Starting at 7 years, tr 6 are current openings in soccer basketball teams atiMuni Reseda Recreation Center. RCOKIXG TD PAT FG Tt Bulls Whip Knicks at Branlord Park Center Dave Leff of Pan-, City and Jim Smith fired in 15 and 12 points, re-i sprctively, to pace the Bulls to 1 a 45-27 win over the Branford in the season inaugur- of Branford-Fernangples junior a IOPJJIIP Iplay. led the losprc wh 11 points. I'l other loajnip a i FP'- TianRples whipped thf and the Warriors edged the Pistons. SPAPEItfl fi i Seastroni Olsen Ktep.iens Pearlman Lcc Fnel T4 136 46 ni 29 122 39 121 .23 91 50 41 125 17 41 6 y.

136 19 The soccer squad will take! Schumacher i boys up to the age of 12, while 19 0 0 0 1 1 70 0 42 0 36 0 0 0 for another layup. Two more points by Pazar- icky on a short jumper completed the 10-point rally that sent the Matadors into the lead for good. By halftimc. it was 51-38, and Valley State led by 14, 83-69, midway through the second half. The Matadors went wild during the final freewheeling for 28 points while holding Westmont to 17.

Kevin Hansen scored for UCLA Games This Week End Some 800 tickets are available to the public for each of the Bruins' upcoming basketball games with Bradley and Notre Dame in Pauley Pavilion this week end. John Wooden's undefeated Bruins, now 3-0, figure to be tested by these powerful Midwest teams, which are currently unbeaten. It'll be Bradley on Friday 2 Dave Munroe 18 and Xotre Dame on Saturday In those four games, Valley registered routs of 119-80 over the Alumni, 109-86 over Col- jlege of Sequoias, 127-104 over Merced and 120-94 over Trade- Tech. That's an average of 118.8 points per game. On the road, Valley's average dipped markedly to 85.6, so timekeeper Ray Follosco decided to test the scoreboard clock in the Valley gym.

The culprit, a short that stopped the clock for a fraction of a second each time the score was changed, was discovered. Sntnvden White Sala Hawking Flu. i IIS 18.T 98 163 10 Qurtman Pearce Westland Woodfill Wood 9 5 3 ..4 4 .2 4 63 47 28 23 8 8 8 4 8 7 4.7 4 4 2 7 2.0 2 0 2 0 13 Ocean Sportfishing Will Be Discussed The economic and sociological importance of California's ocean sportfishing will the subject of a public hearing to be held in Los Angeles today by the State Assembly's Conand Bill Barnard tipoff at D.m. hothj A change in mechanism was serva ti on and Wildlife Com apiece in the Picadors' victory! nights. I made in time for the Pierce rk 4 IS! 64 5 0 112 74 hi 37 23 16 3 41 is'cage signups are'in leagues arranged for 7-10, 11-13 and year olds, on either an or a pre-formed 12'team basis.

3 1 1 2 2 RUSHINCt TC YG VL Net llfi 699 42 657 152 84S 328 518 18 23 25S pearlmiin FA PC fi7 3S 12 1 McGalllard FIVIVO rr TD 1.5 21-. rt No. ATP. 314 3i 3 1 For tlie future net pro there is a youth tennis class for 9-17 olds. With this six-week TM class pre-registration is a I must rnll Information on any of these a i i is available at the center, icton- Bhd or a i i Uidy 4 i Kilson Nlsr KliiP Kit-on fin ill? wood putting a i i in a Ko playoff this Butler Foil Larabell 89 331 Srnalrtino Beidle Kiosterman Martin Munlev 11 7 1 rv II? re 74 1 0 Ave 3 4 3 4 fi4 2 1 1 3 3 4 PI 6 32 0 0 1 the Westmont junior var- Reserve tickets, priced at S3J? land $2, are now on sale in Short Krockrr Korhel Brccante "'Piersnn Thompson "iCochran 0' jMpdram Peterson 13 1 17 2 IB Isity in a preliminary game.

Westmont (Sfi) Vnller Mate (111) 3 1 7 Pazarlcky 2 1 5 Joseph 9 4 22 William? 10 6 26 Hatch 8 4 31 DeMarro 0 0 Rivlin 0 Pclkcy 0 Rugg 0 Bracci 1 2 Barllctt 2 0 4 -Sanders 0 0 0 Sinnmc Robinson and the score remained the more respectable Pavilion. While the discovery iblow to the Lions' offensive 6 0 121 2 4 2 0 4 0 16 1 1 3 1 0 2i 2 0 4 1 0 2 Kamp Selected as Top Runner KEf rr TO t.z. 27 3 7 40 i r. 1 Mi 35 IP Totals 5n 11 in i srorc' San Fcrnanrio 1 1 rollrce 51 Wpstmnnt image, it did indicate the Monarchs are better on de-' fense tlian at first suspected. Although the team averages iare suspect, those registered Don Kamp was named mostly valley starters in the first a a ninner at the first games should be respected mittee.

Assemblywoman PaulinP Davis, chairman of the committee, has called the hearing for 9 a.m. in Room 1101 of the State Building at 107 S. Broadway. SOUTHLAND TROUT PUNTING LISTED JV. 1 I 13 1'' 11 1 Tt NTTNf.

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Colt college presiflpn' i Jo Swank Elected i has hnrn elected i 3 i i of Knolhvood Wom' en's Golf Club for lames at home. Richard Keid, Al Shu- male, Guy Dimonte and Morris Thomas all are averaging in donhle figures with Herd at an even 20.0. Shu- male at 14.8 and Thomas and Dimonte both at 12.6. an 1 Game in the following Southern California waters: MS ANGELES COUNT BIK Rork Creek. Lesg Lake, Puddlnjjstont Eeser- 0 RKRVARDINO COUNTY T'p- per Santa Ana P.i\er.

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