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END OF THE ROAD COUNTY SPORT CALENDAR Brettman, Hermann to Leave Sports Pages La Habra Only County Team to Advance La Habra's fighting Highlanders meet second-seeded Terry Hermann and Jon forces at Orange State. Terry says his biggest thrill as a pj vLk il UJIj player probably was participating last year in the NAIA Brettman really aren't old men, but many a faithful sports page reader would probablv be willing to swear Tournament at Kansas City. Ramona of Riverside in the second round of the CIF Jon believes his biggest thrill came the night Santa Ana that their names have been appearing in basketball box AAA basketball playoffs Fri FEB. 28, 1963-R SLtlStltft HtltU Sf beat Newport Harbor in scores Orange County day night at Riverside after since the elimination of the 1958 for the league cham- ship. becoming the only county center jump.

This is not too far from the "And then who did ytvj team to survive 'Black Tuesday's" opening round which COLLESI BMkttblN FRIDAY NIGHT-OrsnM Sfatf ColleM th University of San CIho. SATURDAY NIGHT Webw (UfaM CaU IN at Orange Suit Coileac; Chapman College at Fresno State College. JUNIOR COLLEGE Basketball FRIDAY NIGHT Riverside CC at Santa Ana College; Mt. San Antonio at Orange Coast College; Fullerton JC at Gressmont. SATURDAY NIGHT Fullerton JC at Southwestern.

Baseball FRIDAY-Pasadena CC at Santa An College; El Camino at Orange Coast College; Fullerton JC at Long Beach Stat Track SATURDAY Orange Coast College, Fullerton JC and Santa Ana College at Long Beach Relays, Veterans Stadium, Long Beach. HIGH SCHOOL Basketball FRIDAY NIGHT Second Round ot CIP Playoffs. Baseball FRIDAY Paramount Anohetmt Fuller, ton at Savanna; Long Beach Jordan at Newport Harbor; Rancho Alamitos at Santiago; Lowell at Buena Park; Garden Grove at Magnolia; Bolsa Grande at Sunny Hills; Nogales at Brea-Olinda i Servite at Corona del Mar; Corona at Valencia. Track TODAY Mustang-Pirate Field Event Carnival at Orange Coast College; First davs of Santa Ana Relays at Santa Ana College; Sunny Hills at Fullerton; Lon Beach Millikan at Western. La Habra at La Puente; Savanna at Bolsa Grande; Lowell at La Serna.

FRIDAY Second day of Santa Ana Relays at Santa Ana College; Valencia at Corona; Fallbrook at Capistrano. play?" chuckled Terry, who remembers very well being truth. Saturday night the two "grey-beards" suit up for the last time for Orange saw six other Orange County teams eliminated. PREP SPIKESTERS IN SEASON'S OPENER Santa Ana Relays Lure 33 Schools for Two-Day Competition on College Oval BY WILL KERN State College for a game with Weber College of Utah. It will end eight years in the a member of the Orange High team that tripped the Saints in a special "county playoff" 'Heart Fund game the next night.

i A by i I If V' I (r i Laguna Beach and Mater Dei, which had first round byes, open AA playoff action Friday night. The La-gunana will host San -Ma local sports page for Hermann and six years for Brettman. Jon graduates in June with a social degree. Terry Terry played three years will receive the same degree of varsity ball at Orange in January. Both are unde minster, Magnolia and Costa cided about the future.

Mesa. Friday action is sup High and a two-year stint at Fullerton JC before joining the Orange State Titans for three years. Brettman had "I sure hate to see these fellows leave," says Titan coach Alex Omalev. "We've rino at Corona del Mar High School and Mater Dei travels to Brawley. La Habra edged California High of Whittier Tuesday night, 46-44, to vault into the second round.

Rudy Becer-ra's two clutch free-throws in the last seconds of the one year at Santa Ana High and two at Santa Ana Col put on a lot of miles posed to be held at Orange Coast, but only schools to have filed entries have been Los Altos and Newport Harbor. Costa Mesa coach Russ Larson was going to try to drum up a few more teams for the small school lege before his three years as Line Coach Named "I'm especially sorry to see a Titan. Jon go" Omalev cracked, at La Habra High Glad It's Over Hermann, 22, admits he's "he's the only one on the game cinched it for the High team that laughs at my Other meets scheduled this jokes." "I'm half-way glad it's all kind of glad it's over. "I'm not what you'd call an old man, but I think I'm getting a little stale. It seems like I've been playing basketball for an awfully long time." week include five dual meets today and two Friday.

In today's action Sunny Hills is at Fullerton, Long Beach Millikan at Western, La over," said nermann, who has had Omalev as his coach for the past five years. LA HABRA John (Rod) Humenuik, 24, has been named assistant line coach at La Habra High School. The former USC gridder is currently teaching in a Los Angeles junior high school. He played with the Winne-peg Blue Bombers in the landers. Rusty Disbro and Roger McMillan shared high-point honors for La Habra with 12 points apiece.

Unceremoniously Bumped Anaheim and Santa Ana, the Sunset League's co- Actually, Hermann's play Habra at La Puente, Savan ing days in competitive bas na at Bolsa Grande, and Lo ketball date back 11 years to when he played for Orange well, at La Serna. Friday's meets include Valencia at Corona and at champs, were unceremoni Prep Nines to Open Action Baseball breaks out like a Canadian Football League Intermediate School. Since then he has collected more ously bumped from the play What appears to be one of the better balanced fields will go after records today and Friday in the annual Santa Ana Relays at Santa Ana College. Runners from 33 Southland high schools will compete in four divisions in the two-day meet, starting each day at 3 p.m. Smaller schools are in action today with the large1 schools competing Nine teams battling for honors in Division I (largest schools) are considered very well balanced.

Santa Ana is the defending champion and rated strong again this year, particularly in the hurdle events. Montebello will challenge with sprinters and hurdlers, Santa Ana Valley has good distance runners, Tus-tin is well balanced and Magnolia has top half-milers. Compton Favored Compton is considered a "shoo-in" for Division II honors, Pomona is the class of Division III and Charter Oak is favored in Division IV. Events include a shuttle hurdle relay, the eight-man mile, four-man two mile, four-man 440, sprint medley, tjght-man 880, four-man 880, distance medley and four-man mile relays. Competing are: DIVISION" I Montebello, Orange, Anaheim, Santa Capistrano.

offs by West Covina and titles and honors than, a END OF THE LINE Terry Hermann, seated, and Jon Brettman will be playing their last college basketball game in Orange County Saturday night when after being graduated from USC. Latin general. Both players have a collec Riverside Will they suit up for game with Weber College ot Utah. SALE! SALEI Times photo tion of scoring records, all- r. B.

F. Goodrich league, all-tournament and rash on the Orange County prep front this week with a dozen early season games scheduled. Mayfair. West Covina led from wire-to-wire in beating Anaheim, 61-47. Mayfair surprised Santa Ana, 51-44.

Huntington Beach lost to top-seeded Covina, 60-43, and defenseless Orange was knocked out by Long Beach Jordan, 52-41. Brea-Olinda lost a 50-42 decision to Braw all-state honors that would fill a library of scrapbooks. Test Santa Ana Brettman, 23, was born in Perennially strong Anaheim opens the season at "BIO EDGE" SUVERTOWN WHITE TUBELESS tad line. S0088 1.20,15 JJHuj Open Fridays till BEN RUDNICK Santa Ana, but lived most of his school years in Lincoln, returning to Santa Ana home, meeting Paramount Chapman Gets NCAA Berth; Titans Hopeful Saturday Vote to Determine Last Team for Collegiate Tournament at Fresno Friday Night Friday afternoon at La Pal- ley, the team which Mater in his senior year of high ma Park. Savanna's Rebels, last year's surprise team in school just in time to lead Dei will face in the second round.

Free wheeling Riverside TIRE CO. City College provides the 1001 SO. HARBOR I1VB, the Saints to the Sunset League championship. In his Laguna Beach's Friday FUUERTON-TR MOM last test of the season Fri the CIF, takes on always tough. Fullerton at Savanna.

Rancho Alamitos plays at Santiago and Newport Har BANKAMCRICARD day night for Santa Ana night toe, ban Marino, downed Cantwell; 46-44. first year at Santa Ana College he was a starter on the PAY PAY TERMS Chapman College has been College improved a ef eligible for the tourney was a factor in the decision by bor hosts Long Beach Jor corps when the two Eastern team that won the conference championship and fin dan. Lowell is at Buena the selection committee. Conference powers meet at awarded a bid to the NCAA College Division's Pacific Coast Tournament and Park, Garden Grove at Mag Santa Ana. ished second the state tournament.

Winner of the Pacific Coast Tournament qualifies for the eight-team national The unbeaten Riverside there's still a chance slim Ana, Santa Ana Valley, Tus- The two players were op nolia, Bolsa Grande at Sunny Hills, Servite at Corona del Mar, Corona at Valencia and Cheer up! up with RRAVPIV team has already clinched ponents in high school and college tournament at Evans- as it might be 'that Orange the conference champion Brea-Olinda hosts Nogales. junior college before joining ville, March State will be invited, too. ship but the Dons need a 7 Sf tin, Westminster, Magnolia and Costa Mesa. DIVISION II Compton, Los Altos, Newport Harbor, Excelsior, Garden Grove, Whittier, Upland, Santiago. Dr.

George Ziegenfuss, San win to preserve second place. Santa Ana warmed up Tues tut pAufof ftarJAniiVi Diego State basketball coach and regional director of the day night by thumping Chaf- IWI WW VI WlMVlUMJ I All I NCAA, said final selection of BEFORE YOU CONSIDER ANY HOME fey, 81-60. Orange Coast, which Tuesday night upended San DIVISION III Huntington Beach, Po the four teams will be made nil oeasun Lung; Take drudgery from your gardening' with Gravely power! Rotary Plow give you perfect seedbed in one operation- Saturday after final games Bernardino, 58-51, will fight to stay in the first division INSPECT the CUSTOM HOMES in RANCHO LAGUNA are played in the CCAA cage chase. Friday night against Mt. San finish plowing, start planting.

I hen Antonio. A balanced Pirate mm I'fWA rax Right now," Ziegenfuss Attach Rotary Cultivator to your Plow power cultivate all season attack led to the win over told The Times, "it looks like mona, Montclair, Buena Park, Loyola, Bell Gardens, Corona. DIVISION IV Nogales, Corona del Mar, Charter Oak, Claremont, Mater Dei, Laguna Beach, Valencia and Garey. Divisions III and IV run today and I and II go at it Friday. San Bernardino.

Jong! Twin-lools powered direct by all-gear drivt Gravely Tractor. Fresno State, San Francisco State and Chapman are as Fullerton has a pair of games this weekend, meeting Grossmont's Griffins sured of bids. The remaining Friday night at La Mesa and bid will probably go to the second place team in the CCAA (UC Santa Barbara or San Diego State)." Southwestern Saturday Running concurrently is night at Chula Vista. The Hornets bowed to Mt. San the 3rd annual Mustang-Pi Still Chanc rate Field Event Carnival Antonio Tuesday 87-79.

Custom Tractor, at Costa Mesa High. Spon Ziegenfuss said there Is This distinctive residential park consisting of 158 acres with tret lined streets and all utilities wn-derground now offers 19 custom constructed homes by some of the Southlands outstanding builders. The ultimate in design and construction is demanded in this architecturally supervised development. Some are ready for occupancy, others nearing com-pletion. Priced from $37,500 to $55,000.

Reasonable terms. You own the land. flow sored by the high school and still a possibility that Orange State or Cal Poly of Pomona Chairman Named FULLERTON Jim Jew. CHOOSE FROM 31 TOOLS! neighboring Orange Coast College, the carnival provides competition for three- might be awarded the invi ett has been named chair tation, however. FREE DEMONSTRATION man of the handicap and "I will not be participating man teams in the shot put, pole vault, high jump, broad rules committee for Amer in the vote in as much that my team is one of those un jump and discus.

Ses Gravely do your tough jobs on your grounds. Ask now no obligation! ican Legion Post 142's golf tournament March 11 at the der he said Today's action includes competition among Orange, Alta Vista Country Club, "Fresno State has already Placentia. Anaheim, Santa Ana, West clinched at least a tie for the Station TSSSSJ Gravely Tractor CCAA title and will be the host team for the tournament I486 Colorado Boulevard March 8-9. San Francisco JAYCEE TRACKSTERS IN BIG LONG BEACH MEET This is the first time thes improved homes sites are on the market from $7,950. to 14,500.

los Angelei 41, Cal Phont: CI 6-08 C4 State, the Far Western Con ference champion, did not want the tournament and 3 Action gets under way at Chapman's facilities are inadequate, Ziegenfuss said. Long Beach Veterans Memo Orange Coast, Santa Ana and Fullerton JC will be among 18 junior colleges fighting for honors in Satur rial Stadium at 9:30 a.m. with Orange State has a 14-6 the hammer throw. The last record with two games left to event the 2 -mile walk is play, Friday night at Univer day's running of the Long scheduled at 4:30 p.m. There sity of San Diego and Satur ill: III are 83 events all.

day night at Fullerton Orange Coast has a strong against Weber College of Utah. Chapman's' record is Beach Relays, mammoth kickoff for the Southland's outdoor track season. Meet director Jack Rose aid there will be six categories of competition university-open, college, fresh sprint-relay team of Gary Curtis, Steve Lenhardt, Pete 18-6 with one game left, Saturday night at Fresno State Mathews, Steve Johnston and Gary Blockburger ready Chapman holds a two out of three edge over Orange State for action. Santa Ana's dis man, two junior college divi- Rancho laguna fions, and high school' tance team, anchored by ace this season, a major factor V) Jim Conlay, also is consid with some 1,250 athletes rep the decision of which team to invite, according to Zie ered strong. resenting 5o teams entered I i i i genfuss.

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