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Mike Hull and John Sweeney pared the Foothills offense. Torrey collected two hits and scored twice while Hull and Sweeney each hit triples, the latter corning with two runner aboard. Buhop Bachmeier, Roy Pace Kiwanis Klvrinls is off and running in the second half of Temple City American Little League Jim Roy and Ron Btchmeler turned In back-to-bark shutouts as Kiwanis blanked Elmer Black, S-0, and RaVB. Bachmeier pitched a three-hitter while striking out 13 batters and allowing no walks use: smuts Elmer Blick 000 000-0 Kiwjmi OH 01)1-1 WO 051-8 a an ooo-o Antonio Sparks Wescar Win Dean Antonio had three hits and scored three runt to lead Wescar to a 12-6 Arcadia Coast Little League win over Parker Boiler. Westcar scored five runs In the first inning and never trailed.

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C.unn and hli head assistant reach Esper Keller of the -San Antonio League's champion ClaremoTit team, cast their lot on the hopes of the number two and three top quarterbacks in the Southland when they named Rob Hertel of Los Altos and Flan Hlmes of Walnut to direct te offensive play of the Kast team July It at Citrus College Stadium. Hitneg became the number two lifetime patter in CJ.F. SS competition last season when he reached the 5.8W yard mark and 48 touchdown passes. Last year for the Hacienda League champions and CIF finalist Mustang team, Hitnes completed 1S7 of S4 passes for 1.64! yards and a touchdown passes. Hertel became the No.

3 lifetime CIF passer as he led his Conqueror team to the Sierra League crown and the CTF a-A title last season. Hertel ended his career as a prep wilh 5.506 yards gained passing Last year he completed 195 of 307 attempts for 2.321 yards and 10 touctirtowns. Highlighting Salter and his number one assistant Jim Vang of South Pasadena selections were 10 athletes from the rugged Pacific League. Salter selected three rtf his big linemen for the task stopping the aerial antics of the East, from his Arcadia team, Schumacher, 265 tackle. Randy Fow.er S-1.

206 guard, and John Coats, a 6-2. SOU end. were named from Sailer's Arcadia team. Tim l.arkin, another 6-4, 240-pounder, will play in the Shrine game. Salter and Yang also selected three players from fhe Pacific League championship Pasadena team when they chose sleek running back Byron Raptiste.

center Lari "Larry" Maloney, and able quarterback Jim Slaughter. Other West team standouts include running back Mike Nankco of 2-A's championship Marks Fall As Riptides Romp The Arcadia Riptides Swim Club addsd another trophy to their collection Saturday as they walked away with a 6th place trophy, out of forty-five clubs, at the West Covina Invitational. Pool records and team records were scattered to the sides as the Riptides hit the water Susan Page, age 12, flew through the water to break the pool record in the 50 yard backstroke in a time of 32.0. Steve Bishop, 14, clocked 29.2 in the 50 nackstroke for a new poo! record. Seven-year-old Jeff Whipple hroke a seven year standing 25 backstroke record by churning through the water in 18 5 for a new team record.

Six-year-old Dick McGuire flew through the water to break a three year old team record in the 25 breaststroke in 23 9 Jenny Wagman, 6, captured her (irjt team record in tho 25 freestyle in 17.6. Gretchen Coombs, 6, broke another one of her own team records in the 15 breaststroke with a time of £3 4. In addition to her pool records, Susan Page tied two team records swimming the 50 butterfly in S0.6, and the 50 backstroke in 32.0. Steve Bishop added two mare team records to his name in swimming the 50 backstroke in 29.2, and the 50 butterfly in 27,0. Coach Ray Petterson and his assistant Andy Powell were very proud of their team as they gathered up 23 individual trophies.

Swimming for the Riptides were: fi aid Uader: Gretchen Coombs 15 bjckslrole. 13 0. 25 butterfly. 2nd 20 fi. 35 breutstrolj, 2nd.

33.4. Jenny Waaman 24 butterfly, 3rd. 310. Backstroke. 2nd, 22.1.

25 breaiislrofce. 4th. 24 9: 35 III. 6. Laurie Whipple 25 hackslroke.

4th, 2J 8. Dick McGuire 25 4th, 31 25 bruststroke. 3ni, 13 Mitch McKelvey 15 yesststroke. 5th. 21 4.

a 41h 15 7. Jeff Whipple 25 Miksimke. 3rd. IB.5: is freestyle, ah ie i 11.11: Susan Pare SO butterfly. Hi 30.5.

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50 freestyle, 3rd. U-14 Sieve Bishop 50 butterfly. Hi. 27 o. 50 backstroke.

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Alia Loma. Ammenlorp. Rick. Wesl Covini. Bell.

nave. C.bmjii., I.B Phil. Roval Oak. WR Mile. Chaffey.

I.B iinnaail. i.ooiHige. Herlel. Rob. Loj Alios.

(fB t.B HoTmei. Marvin. Monrovia. RA Hopper. Doug.

Monrovia. DB Jin s. Brove. Glendori. Kesiltr.

Brad. Claremonl. RB Mison. Andy. Chuter dak.

RB McOddtn. Bill. Glerrtora. DB McUonaW. Linn.

Walnut. DT McLvmaji. John. Cliremont, Mevers. Hick.

Im Altos, ft I Nefson. Jeff. San Diirus. DB Stftoenlmb. Pete, direnwni, Seebw.

Giry. Alton. WR Sleinle, Royll Oal. TE Sylveiler, Sieve, ctiirter Oak. DB Tenove.

Gleri. IJaarte. TrvcVlui. Bob, Well Covini. RB Tosiv.

Bill. Edeevnod. Zamori. Mike. Li Ptiente Wilinn, Ziniora.

Steve, La Puenle Wilton. Temple City team along with teammate Bob Callas, whose quarterhacking led the Rams to the crown. Salter couldn't resist selecting the fine crop of big linemen from the West as he also selected Steve Javert of Bishop Amal to fill one of his tackle spots. Javert, a 6-5, 255-pounder, was an AU-American choice this past season. Gunn and Keiser, however, chose 17 Pomona Valley athletes to help get the East back on the winning track.

Claremont and Los Altos each placed three men the maximum permitted to the East squad. In addition to Herlel from the champion Conqueror team, the coaches selected a prinw target for Hertel with the selection of his top receiver, ftary Seeber. Seeber was the top receiver at Ijis Altos for the past two years, His receptions for 873 yards in 13 games last year was good enough to place him fifth in CIF. SS record books Joining Seeber and Herlel will be offensive lineman Rick Meyer, whose blocking ahilt-ty helped the champions average 418 yards per game. From Reiser's SAL kings, all-around athlete Brad Kessler, a 6-2.

210 running back. Lineman John McLyman, and center-lineman Pete Schoenlaub were the three chosen from Claremont. Kessler, however, may have to be replaced should he sign a major league baseball contract before the game is played. Other top East run-ning backs include Monrovia's Marvin Holmes and Doug Hopper. Charter Oak's Andy Mason and West Coving's Bob Trudeaux.

Wilh the top two passers in the Valley on the East squad, Gunn added more lop receivers with the selection of Glendora's Bruce Jans and Royal Oak's Phil Boyce as well as Charter Oak's Steve Sylvester and San Dimas' Jeff Nelson, Nelson's 3D 4-1 )H Hi lit 5-B 1(5 no t-i in tn a-10 ITS 5-15 IM 4-1 120 1 4-1 IK B-1 B-l Jt! 4-0 IIS HI 314 4-3 inn VII IB HI 170 4-1 1U 4-1 1T0 4-1 IK 1B1 4-1 IBS iin Flavin to be nlmerl Coirlwi Ken Gurw. Wilnut, Esptf Keller. Claramont. Larry Stuelt. Wilnut.

Chrltl Vorn. Wilnut. Jirry Dultnn. Wilnut. WEST AliL-STARB Alemanv.

Art. San Gthriel. Baptllle. Byron. Pasidcnl.

KB Butler. Byron. Muir. FB Caldwell. Tim.

Arrovo, Callav Bob. Temple Cily. Camooi. Dave. Alhambra.

r)B Carrlel. Bob. Rosemmd. Carter, Larry, Hishoji Amll. LB Coats.

Joha. ArcaJii. Cosunilno. Peie. Alhambra.

LB Cox. Terry. Fl Montf DeSalvo, Jeff. Rosemead. Doran.

Matt. L'reicenli Valley. WR Fowler. Handle. Arcadia, Grevasi.

Ken. GleiKtale. WR Gtiltalion. Keith. So.

Pawdens. MC James. Wavne. I. A Wilsnn.

I.H Javert. Steve. Bishop Ainat, Matoney. I.arj. PasailenJ.

McGoWrtck, Tom. St. Francis. Moore. Mike.

San Marino. t.B Nanko. Mike. Temple City, HB Quioones. David.

Blair. MG Robinwn. Wall. Muir. HB Al.

A Wilson. DB Schumacher. John. Arcadia. Siminmi.

Matk. SojUi Pasadem, DB Sfauehier. Jim. Pasadena. OB Sterkle.

Dermis. Mark Kippel. DB Ht Wt 4- 1 210 5- 1 114 5-3 IK 4- 0 201 5- 155 1-0 143 5-11 no 4-1 ieu 4- 1 Itt 5- i 150 4- 4 245 mn 5- 0 JOO 24BS 5-11 ISO 4-0 ISO 5-u Vine. Sooth Pasadena. DnLe Arcadia: John Boyle.

Arcadia. Tom BroJdfiejil. Arcadia representation marks the first time the Saliits have been eligible to send a representative to the Charity Classic. Salter chose two players each from L. A Wilson, Bishop Amat.

Arroyo. Temple City, Muir; South Pasadena, Alhambra. and Rosemead. San Gabriel. El Monte.

Cresenta Valley, Glendale. St. Francis. San Marino, Blair, and Mark Keppel High Schools will eaeh send representative. For the East, Charter Oak.

Glendora, Roval Oak. Walnut. West Covina. and La Puente Wilson High Schools each have two players on the squad. Alta Loma, Chaffey.

Duarte, Edgewoqd, Ganesha, Northview. Pomona, San Dimas. and Upland will be represented by a single player. Coach Gunn and his staff have yet to name two other Players to fill out their sauacl. Duncan McCqll, a 6-3 standout lineman from South Hills High had to decline an invitation to play due to prioi commitments.

His replacement has not yet been named. Gunn is expected to name his 30th player from Northview Hieii Sciioo The West last year routed the East team 57-14. and both coach Salter and coach Gunn do not expect a lop-sided score in this year Rotary Club Game. Glendora Rotary Club Game Chairman Bill Bird continues to meet with both coaches and their staffs to iron out game rules and formations. All proceeds from the event are turned over each year hy the game-sponsoring Glendora Rotary Club to selected Valley charitable organizations such as Boy and Girl Scouts, YMCA.

Pomona's Casa Colina Rehabilitative Hospital, Glendora Welfare, and the Foothill Presbyterian Hospital. Connie Mack Debuts in Temple City By KARL WH1TEZEL Temple City in the past has offered a variety of baseball programs for boys aged 8 through 16 yea rs Senior Babe Ruth was the only avenue for graduates of Ihose age brackets. Now Connie Mack offers an alternative Because of the drive of Lou Paletta. the city is fielding its first Connie Mack team through the auspices c-f the Pony-Colt League and under the sanction of the Connie Mack Baseball organization. Paletta serves on the Pony League Board as Vice-President, Connie Mack Division.

Like most parents who become involved in running youth baseball leagues. Lou's motives were somewhat prompted by his own son's interest in baseball. And, like most parents, he's traveled through the various organizations in the city as his son grew. "Our area has a lot of Connie Mack teams," Lou said, "and we (ell it was advantageous for Temple City to hjve a team is composed ol boys aged 16 thru lg who live in Temple City and Rosemead, and we'll be playing in a league against Duarte. Whittier, San Gabriel, Arcadia, Monrovia, E) and Alihambra.

We play a 14-game season, with out opening game on Monday night at Whittier Narrows a gains I Duarte. Every Thursday night we play at our home field at Rosemead High under the lights. The competition'll be tough," he continued. "Two teams have freshmen college players. San Gabriel High, which won it's 3A title this season, makes up the San Gabriel team wh ich will be a tough team.

Whlltier's Sierra High was also in the playoffs in the CIF and they're on the Connie Mack team. So the competition is certainly there for us." Paletta, who works as an accountant, wasn't trying to sound pessimistic. "This is our first venture into the senior baseball league and, quite frankly, it'll take us a little time to gain eicperience as a team. Connie Mack traditionally represents an excellent calibre of baseball-Leo Rasmussen played on the Monrovia CM team a few years ago and he's been signed hy the Astros (or 1100,030: Dan Larson was with the Alhambra group and he's been signed hy the St. Louis Cardinals; Tim O'Donnell of El Monte's team is now wilh the Giants for PO.CflO.

I'm sure the list goes on and on. "Since our Pony League hoard authorized the expansion about six months ago, I've received tellers from six major league ball clubs asking for copies of our playing schedule." Besides heading up the Connie Mack team on the board, Paletta will serve as team manager. "We had a top managerial talent selected. Larry Thielen, but a family illness forced him back to South Dakota. Brad Trather, from Cai; Poly, will help with the coaching." Players who have signed contracts to play on the team are: Mark Paletla, Jack Carlton, Rich Ludt, Rohby Bennett.

Hobby Helen. Tony DeAngelis, Kurt Porler, Greg Betti, Pat Carrigan. Jeff Brown, Mike Orduno, Chris Rice and Rarrvon Mon-cayo. Three of the 13 members are pitchers from varsity high school ball, while the balance come fmm the Colt and JV teams in the "The response has beer terrific. Paletla continued "We've already lined up several players for next season.

The team is here to stay and it's something (hat's been needed, because too many good ball players come out of our city's systems win have had to compete to get or one senior team. And we the calibre of ball that ca al tract the best players in the Cily.".