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El Cerrito Big Rivalry Between Two 36 CaihtllllTrljttat CLUB NEARS Tuesday, March 13,1962 LOOP LIMIT Castlemont High Sprinters Looi By ALAN McALIASTER emeim Clymonds, John Brown, e.nw) Teddy Evan, Castlemont, f.tm. cal equipment to become a top pro and he hopes Julius can win a berth this year. Also signed for a tryout is offensive, center Joe Staw, a 5-11, 250-pounder who played at Central State College in Oklahoma. The Raiders are nearing the training camp player limit (65), but Feldman hopes to 1 uncover a couple of offensive The Oakland Raiders announced today that two more free agents have joined the training, roster. Back for a second shot at a job is defensive end Julius Varnado, the 64, 230-pound S.F.

State, grad who tried out last year but was cut after four weeks. i Head coach Marty Feldman feels Varnado has the physi at Pittsburg, beginning at 10 a.m. 0 0 0' Following is the first week-list of top marks for East- bay prep ovalers. The figure V- CARL EVANS Pushed to 9.5 clocking in parenthesis indicates per former's a ding among area's all-time top 10 in the event: 100 Carl Evans. Castlemont.

f.5w; Lea Houston, Castlemont, Jerry Williams, Berkeley, Calvin Kino, Mc at football lines. Turning to spring practice on April 17 will be (left to right) Craig Morton, Don Sada, Mike Epstein. POWERHOUSES Three of the heavy-hitters of the California Frosh baseball team will soon be directing their power Gridiron Beckons Three Wins, Tvo Marks Fall Two school records were broken as El Cerrito High defeated visiting Pittsburg, 76-37, in a dual track meet yesterday. Paul Ulrica's pole vault of 12-6 eclipsed the mark of 12-4 his Gaucho teammate Jim Lawson set just last Fri day, and the high jump' of 6-1 by Pitt's Herb Gamble was one half inch better than that of James Page last year. Other highlights were broad jump of 22-W by El Cerrito's Charles Booth, who also won the 220 and placed second in tne 100, Jim Marsh's second straight discus toss over 160 feet and a 4:39.3 mile by Mike Lamendola of the bi t-emte 7, pmsovrg High hurles Mitchell (Pi.

rrriu. ici-if ueoerry ir-j, ia.l. 080 Dwvor (EC). Sanford PCl.Wbisn P. 2r04.1.

(pl-jopnar (EC), Booth (EC). Stamp (P). Plantz (EC), Kelly Shot-oul-Aker Mirth IFCI. Wakefield (P), 40-1. Low hurie Lea (P), Ceurchesne (EC), McOee (P), 21.0.

220-Booth (EC), Chatman (P), Kelly at. Broad lump Boom (EC), Mitchell (P), Damorast (EC), 22-04. High I urn Gambia (P). Courchnne (EC), AAcGowan (EC), a-lW. (School rac- aro.

gig mark 4-1, jama Paoa, 141.) iwiie Lamanooia IP), Moroan (EC), Jones (EC), 4:34. Pole vault Ulrlch (EC), Lawtan (EC). Slapar (P), IM'a (School record. Old marc 12-4, Jim Lawaon, 1942.) Reiav-El Carrlre, 1:31.3. Diacus-Marsh (EC).

Aker (EC). Bait- ard (EC), 160-JVi Class score El Corrtto I7H, Pitt- ourg stvi. Liberty 57, St. Marys (Stockton) 47 High Hurdles Owellev (L). Cunnlno- ham (SM), Honeooer (L).

147. 100 Kevsaa (SM). Burrow (L). Jones (SM, 10.4 (L), Pllez (L), Delabada (SM), 1:00.4. High Jump Pretto (SM), Honegger (L), Martinet (SM), $4.

440-Abdallah (SM), Trout (L), Nichols (L), S5.5. 220 Kevser (SM). Burrow (L). Tranaoa (L), 23.0. Low Hurdles-Abdallah (SM), Honaggar ID, uinningnam ISM), TI T.

Shot PuVVAoora (L), SllvanOm (SM), Pretto (SM), 43.7. Ml la Per! (L) Garcia (SM). Mar- nnei 15M), Relay St. Mary. 1:37.4.

Pole Vault Con trar as (L). Martinez (L), Abdallah (SM), 7 0. Broad Jump Dwelley (L), Tranagla id, ngarami 1-11V1. Class Score Liberty UVi. St, Mary' 42Vi.

Eastbay All-Time Track Records Here are the Eastbay's all- time prep track and field rec ord holders. The figures in parenthesis is the 10th best, or cutoff, mark: IOOt.4, Jim Jackson, Alameda, 1S4s iTvi. naro mrner, Aiameaa, 1952) (21.5). 44047.5, Henry Dorsey, Berkeley, 154; 080-1 :5J.l, Jim McGram, Clayton valley, l0 and Morgan Groth, Alhambra, 161; HIGH HURDLES 4)1, Aba Johnson, McClymonds, 1941; (14J). Low HURDLES-US, Monro pshaw.

Piedmont, 1954; (19J). mile 4:10.0, orom, Ainamora, mil JUMP-a-7, Dick Dalley, Hay- wans, iv3 ana turns tastiemont, 1941; BROAD JUMP Upshaw, Piedmont, 1954; (23-Vi). POLE VAULT 13-7, Don Schaeter, Oakland. TS) (13-H4). SHOT-PUT-40-11W, Matthew Bagoett, Berkeley, 1960; lH-V't).

DISCUS-177-5, Miko Mallory, El Cerrito, 1961; (15e-11Vt. RELAY 1:24.0. Casttamont (Chartes Peoples, Ray Saddler, Ronnie McCerdell, Bobby Simpson), I960; (1:28 9). Ties national record. "National record.

Williams Organizes Sears Consultants Leading sports authorities have been organized by Ted Williams, former Boston Red Sox slugger, to help him in the testing and promotion of goods bearing his name and to be sold by Sears, Roebuck Since being named Sears sports consultant, Williams has obtained the assistance of Buddy Watson, archery: Bill Holland, boating; Jack Twy. man, pro basketball; Terry Brennan, football; Murray Crowder, outdoors; Bob Math, ias, Olympic decathlon chani pion; Sir Edmund Hillary, conqueror of ML Everest Othmar Schneider, skiing and Adolph Kief er, swimming Three Games Slated In deFremery Loop Three games are "on tap tomorrow when the deFremery Recreation Center basketba! league moves into McCly monds gym for. another nigh' of activity. The first game starts at 7 p.m. The Jive Five meets Poplar Recreation Center; Oscar goes against the Berkeley Ath letic Club; Belford's Believers battle the deFremery A.C, CarKEvans of Castlemont' High got two pushes on his way to that 9.5-second 100- yard dash clocking last Fri day.

The first, of course, came from the strong wind that cut sprint and hurdle times all over the Eastbay. The other boost was unin tentionally provided by team mate Lee Houston as result of the- friendly rivalry that was developed between the two sprinters. There is a tremendous bat tle going on between them," says ruugm coacn men uare-dekis. "Both are seniors, and their desire lo outdo each other has been growing for two years." There little to choose be tween the two. Each has legitimate--9JL clocking to his credit in time trials this year and in competition dur ing 196L In Friday's race Houston grabbed an early lead, but Evans came on to record his 9.5.

Lee was second at 9.7. One of the two official first place timers caught Evans in 9.4, but the other had him in 9.4 and a fraction. Garedakis figures without the wind, which was estimated at from 19 to 18 miles per hour, Evans would have run a true 9.6 or 9.7, That's still pretty fast for the first meet of the year. With each "pushing" the oth er throughout the season, pos sibly one or both will clock a true 9.5 before it's over, 0 0 0 Clayton Valley's Greg Ford, who made the State Meet as a sophomore hurdler last year, could be an outstanding de cathlon prospect, according to coacn Kay Edman, Besides bests of 14.6 and 19.5 in his specialty, Ford also runs the 100 and '440, pole vaults, -broad jumps, high jumps and throws the shot and discus. 0 0 0 Individual matches to watch Thursday Dick Gentry (2:02.6) versus Castlemont's Leon Routree (2:04.5) in the half mile at Pleasant Hill.

Friday Jerry Smith (2:03.7) versus Lorestee Bal lard (2:03.8) of Ells in the at DeAnza, and Larry Moore (6-2) versus Berkeley's Jer ry Williams (6-0) in the high jump at Richmond. 0 0 0 The third annual Diablo Valley Contra Costa Division relays will be held Saturday Sports Dates TONIOHT Baseball Santa Clara vs. San Jot State, San Jose Municipal stadium, p.m. ka Hockey Seal at Vancouver. TOMORROW Baseball California vs.

C. Davis. Edward Field. Berkeley, 3.15 P.m. Giant vs.

Lo Angela Anools, Phoenix, Oakland city Loiiege vs. ai. Mary College, Bushrod Park, 3:15 p.m. Marin at Contra Costa College, 3 p.nv lea Hockey Seal vs. Vancouver, Cow Palace, MS p.m.

California vs. Pacific Harmon Gym pool, Berkeley, r.M p.m. Horses Tenforan, flrtt pott, 1:10 p.m. ADVERTISIMENT THE DECLINE AND FAU $1 HQ fc i it r-n II a if At 41, Sugar Ray Robinson seems to be in hock up to his ears. And the ring is the only place he can earn big money.

But how long can he take the beating? In this week's Post, you'll read how he made and lost $4 million. Why it costs him $100,000 a year to live. And why he's never liked fighting. Also: Special 12-pije guide "How to make the most ef your noney." Tne Smiurdmy Ining LOF rrosn Daseoaii oraners the number of guards to two starters Wayne Hawkins and Willie Smith. Hopes of re-signing Don Manoukian, the former Stanford star who gave the Raiders great service in their maiden 1960 season, are almost nil, Feldman reports.

Don is one of California's most popular wrestlers and he feels the current boom in the grunt and groan business makes it financially impossible for Mm to devote six- usfnonths to football. Several weeks ago Manou- laan was seriously considering another fling at foot ball. "If we had Manook back we'd be as strong -as any team in the league at the guard spot," moans Feldman. 0 0 0 This will be M-Week for the aiders front-office and coaching staff. The club will transfer its headquarters this weekend from 1432 Franklin Street to the Leamington Hotel, where two suites of rooms on the mezzanine floor will serve as offices.

A two-year lease agreement or trie on ice space was signed several weeks ago ana the hotel has been preparing the rooms for occupancy. Business will continue as usual during the move," pub lic relations director Bill run nel! explained. 0 0 0 Speaking of training camp, the Raiders are investigating the possibility of a move from Santa Cruz, wnere tney ve trained for two years. Feldman and Tunnell have been probing the possibilities but aren't prepared to name sites. The camp will be in Northern California, however, nrobablv somewhere with a warmer climate than Santa An announcement on Feld- man's a i staff will ftrobably be made this week.

Feldman will add three men. The three along with holdover Tom Kalmanir, will give mm a four-man staff. One of the assistants will likely double as a talent scout By scotty curling Last Batter Ruins Arroyo No-Hit Game A pair of Arroyo High pitch ers came within one batter of chalking up a no-hitter in a practice baseball game at Fremont yesterday. But Washington's Jim Thomas got a life on a bleeder over second off Don Wadleigh, who had taken over from Rod Johnson in the fifth. Johnson fanned seven and Wadleigh five during the Dons' 5-0 opening triumph.

Wadleigh also collected three hits, including a double, and drove in four runs, while Stan Perry doubled, singled and scored twice. Ben Trujillo faced 13 batters in relief, allowed no hits and struck out 10 as St. Eliza beth's topped Sunset, $-5. Ken Kleven and Tom Mertz each had two-run doubles for the winners. George Peterson whiffed 14 and had a one-hit shutout go ing until the- seventh, when Emery's Gary Wood tripled to drive in both runs in a 4-2 loss to St Joseph.

Bill Mc Carthy and Ed Fasiotto had two hits each to drive in all the Pilots' funs. Arroyo W3 010 11 Washington 000 000 0-0 1 Johnson. Wadleigh (5) and Lotxi Johnstone and Thomas. St. Elizabeth' OM 000 04 7 2 Sunset 060 000 0-5 2 2 Brown, Trullllo (4) and Remundi Anderson, McKinley (4), Black (7) and Feiicii.ie.

St. Joseph 400 010 04 7 I Emery 000 000 3-2 3 2 Peterson and Alvisi Miller, Mendoxa and Levies. to manufacturer' I NpeclficatJonsrv Adjust Brakes ui Rspaek Frcat Whssl -A tk Bearings Vl no Houston, castlemont, ji.twi Kino. McClmondt, 2J.hi Ron Cortinoham. Oakland, 22.

lw) Charles Boottw El Cerr.te, T2X n.2w) jen paranon, castro yauay. Wl-Oavld Ellis. Castlemont, 51 Joe McKelvry, Richmond, 51 Dick McCoy, La. Lomas. si Ji Aionzo Miichau.

Pittv- burg, 5l.wi) Bill Stull, Enclnal, SIX Dick Genthy, Pleasant Hill, Jerry Smith, DeAnia, Lorestee Ballard. iOowen norrman. pacific Ells. JtL3Ai Bill Schfiedar. San Loramo.

2:04.1. MILE Jorm Loom, Enctnai, George Rlos. Sunset, Mike Lacn-endofe, Pittsburg, Bill KHpoeW, Piedmont, Mark Moraan. El cer rito, HISM MUKULts yyin grown, lenny. son, 14.

tw (am. 14.4, mi); Rich Clough, Mt. Diablo, 14.w; Curtis Croon, Castlemont. 14.nw; Bob Hartfield, Rich- mono, jerry bhaiman. earxttey.

LOW HURDLES Brown, Tennyson, M.Ow; lough, Mt. Diablo, 20w; Richmond, 20.4wi Nelson Shetton, Pleasant Hill, 20.5; Jasper Davit, Tech, 21 J); Albert Lea, Pittsburg, 21.0. HIGH JUMP Crum, Castlemont, -4 (2rw), a-7, 1M1); Larry Moore, Richmond, -2'i; Herb Gamble, Pittsburg, e-lW, Rocky Ford, Hayward, Williams, Berkeley, 4-0; Arnold Millar, CeatksrnonV BROAD JUMP Booth. El Cerrmj, -V (vth, 23); Lea. Pittsburg, 22- Kelvey, Richmond, 22-2; David Ellis, Castlemont, 2l-.

POLE VAULT Paul Ulrich, El Cerrito. 11- Vni Peter Slapar, Pittsburg, 15-4; Jim Lawson. El Cerrito, 12-4; Phil Hempler, DeAnia, 13-1; Bob Cannon, Mt. Diablo, 12- 0. SHOT-PUT Chuck Bray, Pleasant HtlU 56-0; Jim O'Brien, DeAnia, 55-0H (Jr'd, 50-JVs, 1H1); Bob Fokeft, Piedmont.

504; Everett Williamson, Acalanet, Bill Armstrong, Arroyo, 4.. DISCUS Jim Marsh, El Cerrito, tM (7th, 163-10, 1961); Bob Aken, El Cor-rito, 152-t- ken Cole. Clayton VaUey W-t; Ken Erickson. El Cerrita, tapt; Craig Rowe, Arroyo, 142-1. RELAY McClymonds (James Hmfs, Ed Moody, Kmg, Joe Johnson), 1) Castlemont, EL Cerrito, Berkeley.

1:33.0) Tech, 1:33.7. Non-winning, Wind-aided. (o)88 (o) 1 0B9 Applied Si4 Tiro lodlo orM Year Ow Tlr Coapliti Sit TUSELESS it for U49 Tu 4 Twa. Tire bayt MILES mort Prletd 'From -jj i I mmm r-i 1 i. I aT 1 1 I LK7 guards before drills epen in mid-July.

0 0 0 The guard situation, critical at best, became worse yesterday when young Herb Roedel, the third guard last year, informed Feldman that he was quitting football to concentrate on an engineering career. Roedel's retirement reduces expectations his first year. Levy, as a matter of policy, won't rate how he expects the boys to fit. the California sys tem next falL He can help but be impressed by these records: Morton 27 completions in 64 passes for 404 yards and four touchdowns; 2 intercep tions; 41 rushes for 216 yards, a 5.2 average. Epstein 22 rushes for 99 yards, a 4.5 average.

Sada; from Point Lomas High in San Diego, was ham pered by injuries much of last year, as was Epstein. Both are fully recovered. Epstein attended Fairfield High in Los Angeles. While any: coach hates to lose three men who are regulars, Matthews' isn't moaning about nis fate: "We have lots of others who will be able to fill in." Alameda State WeightHfter Wins Crown Aiameaa t.tate College re. ceipted for 800 pounds of ath leuc glory over the weekend.

That the total compiled by zj-year-oid junior Kurt Free man, who annexed the Call fornia State Collegiate Weightlifting championship in tne middle heavyweight divi sion. The 5-foot-lL 198-pounder, whose next big test will be when he defends his Pacific Coast AAU title at San Fran cisco in April, had quite day for himself. He pressed 260 pounds breaking the meet record by 40, snatched 240 pounds, and then clean-and-jerked 300 pounds. His closest rival, Ca! ifornia's Carl Miller, was 25 pounds off the pace. Freeman, who has been competing four years, -placed third in the 1960 National Co legiate competition while Contra Costa College.

Icr Pf uinn Gdvard DELUXE leicenkli Cioar Ca Diet. i lefenta Front XN fh fsa llJrVJ Mst Amerk TOR OHU A jl rplaemorl prt hooded wd aoron bar Jurtm)nt Nv wot Inwlwdoal MONRO-MATIC SHOCK ABSORBER New MUFFLERS It happens every year spring football practice bites Into the freshman baseball team at the University of California. The bite is just bigger than usual this year. Three regulars will have to turn in their baseball gear when Coach Marv Levy calls the Golden Bear graders to retfcer in Memorial Stadium April 7. "Tnls is a well-established tw'iicy at the university," ad mits Frosh coach Al Matthews.

"But seldom tfo they take three as good as Craig Morton, Don Sada and Mike Epstein." All are big men, physically and as football and baseball Players. Epstein goes about 225. Morton 205 and Sada 185 "It's still too early to tell if they have better potential as baseball or football players SNEAD Routine Lower By SAM SNEAD Here's my t-p a 1 1 routine: I always study the shot for a few seconds and decide where I want the ball to end up. I then grip the club in the familiar overlapping pattern I always use. Next, I sole the club directly behind the ball, as is illustrated.

I rest the club evenly behind the ball and see to it that it's square to the intended line of flight Finally, I make sure my feet are positioned properly with respect So the ball and my line of flight My arms, too, must be extended, but not stretched, 0 0 0 It your dlttfe tTWc. but voor ncrtoa wrr an? Or Is It ottur wy roundT CtMnct that you'r mking of th common mlstekn WW I ntyT (and correct!) in my pwnphit. "Corractinf Common Got Majors Defeat-Hawaii, 113-93 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -1 Herschel Turner's scoring drive and floor play paced the Chicago Majors to a 113-93 basketball victory over the Hawaii Chiefs last night CHICAGO HAWAII PPT PPT JackMn I i til Tumar a 1 C'Mon Davit 104 w.ikimon 4 111 Wtotnty tll Flttpatrc till Cli'tan I i CaMma 1 III 4H 1 1 410 iTJ 4 tt 2 i in Vauon Harmn AAcCoitm Lea fturoe Cohen lawyer as By WALLY WILLIS far as their professional future is concerned," declared Matthews. However, he thinks highly of all as baseball players, as indicated by the fact all are starters on the freshman team.

Morton is the center fielder, Sada the third baseman and Epstein the first baseman. "All have good power at the plate, all throw hard and all have average speed," said Matthews "Epstein, in fact, has a little better than average speed." Morton's power is emphasized by the first four hits he got this year a homerun, triple and two doubles. As football players, Morton had the most Impressive record as the Bear Cub quarterback last fall. Coming from Sunnyvale with a tremendous reputation, he lived up to most SCHOOL Scores Ftuttv" Get nti handy nttptr by anflma knt 1 corrt and a tttmptd. rmrn envaloca to Sam Wad.

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