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16--Son Mateo Times Monday, March 9, 1959 3 ON ALL-TOURNEY TEAM Carlmont Wins Tracy BasketbaEI Tournament By STEVE ROSENSTOCK Coach Gene Hawley was the enough to handle the Herd. Carl- Confident Carlmont High ready for a determined run the Peninsula basketball tourna- emergenee of Tom Trautwein as mont, hitting better than 40 per is a strong "fifth man" on the well cent the first two nights, fell off at balanced Scot club. Trautwein to 35 per cent (18 51), although came in to his own in Friday they never trailed after taking a Giants Win And Lose Saturday FRANCISCO AB RBI Davenport, 3b 3 2 3 0 Bressoud, 3b-ss 2 0 1 0 Alou, rf 3 3 3 Klrlcland, rf 3 0 0 Mays, cf 3 1 1 Robinson, 3b 1 0 Jablonski, Ib 1 0 0 White, Ih 1 1 0 Spencer, 2b 2 1 0 O'Connell, 2b Rodsers. ss Wanner, If Taussig. If-cf 2 .3 .3 4 3 Miller, Shipley, 1 ment title today, after sweeping night's win over Downey, then 20-13 first quarter advantage.

everything in sight at the Tracy bucketed 14 points in the final Elk Grove shifted from its zone i game Saturday. into a pressing defense in the Although their shooting tailed third period but could gain only off against Elk Grove, the Scots' two points on the Scots in the rebounding, ball handling and de- second half. Funk, Zonnl, Jones, Invitational over the weekend. The Scots captured the Tracy crown Saturday night with a 56-42 over Elk Grove. In addition, Forwards Todd Gaskill and Bob Capitolo and and center Chris Jessen were named to the seven man All- Tournament team.

Also named to the honor team were Dave Barnes of Elk Grove, Roger Jerock of Downey and Arlie Arcock and Lloyd Singleton of Tracy. Top Fifth Man Even more encouraging to TICKETS SCARCE fensive play were more than CARLMONT part pt pitolo 6 7 17 Tops Scorers Barnes, Elk Grove's 6-6 center, topped all scorers with 25 points. ELK GROVE Capitolo bagged 17 for Carlmont, Ft. pt jt(, Trautwein potting 14 and 1 11 0 3 0 2 0 14 0 2 2 2 Galves.f Maynard.f Barnse.c P.Oolllns.r S.Collins,8 3 Gaskill 11. 6 25 1 5 41 13 19 Kirkland ran for Alou in fourth.

White singled for Jablonski In fourth. Bressoud walked for Darenport In fifth. Wagner grounded out for Rodgers in sixth. CLEVELAND AB RBI Webster, ss Piersal, cf CAFLMON'T 2010 ELK CROVE 13 7 In other Saturday night action, i i Downey won third place with at 56-44 triumph over Mt. View and Tracy captured the consolation crown with a 49-39 win over La Sierra.

Jakson, 3b Colavlto. rf Power, 3b Moran, 2b Brown, Bolger. If 2 3 3 2 5 1 2 .4. U--W, is--12 Prep Tourney On Thursday It's going to take an enterprising fan--and a lucky one--to catch all the action in the Peninsula Basketball tournament which starts Thursday in the band-box Stanford pavilion. Tickets to the three day event go on sale today at the participating schools.

There will be no sale of tickets at the door, so local fans must pick up their ducats ahead of time at Capuchino, the Peninsula league champion, or at Carl- mont, the South PAL cochamp. There's one other catch. Each ticket is good only for two games. Thus a fan wishing to take in all four first round games would have to purchase a ticket at Capuchino for the first two games and at Carlmont for the second pair. Both Cap and Carlmont will put 500 student and 100 adult tickets Giants Eye Gene Conley For Mound on sale today.

Tickets may be By ED CORRIGAN Associated Press Sports Writer The word floating back and forth between the Arizona Cactus and the Florida citrus is that the San Francisco Giants could win the National League pennant this picked up any time before Thursday at the Cap co-op and at Chimney corners (the school cafeteria) on the campus. Price of the tickets is 50 cents for students and SI for adults. 2590 Capacity Reason for the careful assignment of tickets is that the Stanford pavilion seats only 2500 fans. With eight schools taking part in the tournament, it is easy to see that followers of all teams couldn't be fitted i the pavilion at one time. Cap and Carlmont are situated at opposite ends of the draw for the opening day's action.

The Mustangs get things underway at 4 p.m. Thursday against San Jose of the SCVAL (East). In the 8:30 p.m. nightcap, Carlmont takes on unbeaten Camden of the SCVAL (West). Prep Sports This Week Strickland, 2h 2' Coleman, Ib 2 Score, 0 Graber, 1 Garcia, 0 Vernon 1 Brodowskl, Naragon 1 Heman, 0 Held 1 1 10 out for 1 0 2 0 1 3 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 IS Graber grounded third.

Coleman walked for Strickland in fifth. Vernon filed out for Garcia In fifth. Naragon singled for Brodowskl In ninth. SAN FRANCISCO CLEVELAND 1M 120 Track Mondar Burllngame TI. Lowell at Kezar.

3:15 p.m. Tuesday --San Mateo TS. Lincoln at E--Rodeers. Webster 2. Coleman, Rob- Kezar, 3:15 p.m.; South S.

St. Igna- Inaon. PO-A--San Francisco 27-9 Clere- tlus at Serra, 3:30 p.m.; Mills Frosh at land 27-H. DP--Shipley, Schmidt, and Capuchlno, 3:15 p.m. White: Moran and Coleman: Bressoud Friday Serra.

Lick Wllmerding at and O'Connell. LOB San Francisco 7. The if is another right-handed pitcher. His name is Gene Conley and at the moment he is performing for the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball and carrying on side feud with the Milwaukee Braves. The Braves don't like the idea of their chattel playing basketball when he could be working out with the club, for which he didn't win a game last year.

He is trade bait, and the Giants have admitted they've reached the talking stage of a deal for the lanky right-hander. But so far the asking price has been too high. A case in point happened Sunday when the Cleveland Indians lickerl the Giants, 3-2, in Phoenix, Ariz. Capuchino, 3 p.m.; Lowell at Jefferson, 3:15 p.m.; Westmoor at St. Ignatius, 3:15 p.m.

Baseball Monday--Capuchlno vs. St. Ignatius at Big Rec, 3:15 p.m.; Washington at Serra, 3:30 p.m.; Westmoor vs. Galileo at Funston, 3:15 p.m. Tuesday--Washington at South S.

3:15 p.m.; Hillsdale at M-A, 3:15 p.m.; Westmoor at Balboa, 3:15 p.m.; Galileo at Jefferson, 3 p.m.; San Jose City vs. CSM at Fitzgerald, 3 p.m. Wednesday Capuchlno vs. Serra at Fitzgerald, 3:30 p.m.; Washington at Westmoor, 3:15 p.m, Thursday--Galileo at South S. 3:15 p.m.: at Jefferson, 3 p.m.; CSM at Diablo Valley, 3 p.m.

Friday--Capuchlno vs. Riordan at Big Rec, 3:15 p.m.; Sequoia at Hillsdale, 3:15 p.m.; Serra at Westmoor, 3:30 p.m.; Ravenswood at Mills, 3:15 p.m.; St. I a i vs. Jefferson at Big Rec, 3:15 p.m. Saturday--Monterey vs.

CSM at Fitzgerald field, 1 p.m. (double header). Frodh-Soph Baseball Tuesday--St. Ignatius at San Mateo, 3 p.m.; Capuchino at Serra, 3:30 p.m.; Balboa at westmoor. 3:15 p.m.; Be liar- mine at Carlmont, 3:15 p.m.

Wednesday Sequoia at San Mateo, 3:15 p.m.; Washington at Westmoor, 3:15 p.m. Friday--BurlIngame at Capuchlno, 3:15 p.m.; Htllsdale at Carlmont, 3:15 p.m. Jefferson at Lincoln, 3:15 p.m. Swimming: Monday--Cubberley at Mills, 3:30 p.m. Tuesday--Woodslde at Mills, 3:30 p.m.; Hillsdale at Carlmont, 3:15 p.m.; Lowell at 3:30 p.m.

Thursday-- South S. F. at Hillsdale, 3:15 p.m.; Capuchino at Cupertino, 3 p.m. Friday--South S. Mt.

View at Carl- mont. 3:15 p.m.: Mer.lo College at CSM, 2:30 p.m. Tennis Tuesday--Balboa at South S. 3 Altos at Capuchino, 3:25 p.m St Ignatius at Hillsdale, 3:15 p.m.; Lowel' at Stui Mateo, 3:15 p.m. Wednesday-- CSM at Hillsdale, 3:15 p.m.

Thursday--Capuchino at Lowell, 3:15 p.m. Friday--Tarn alpais at Hillsdale, 3-15 p.m.; Hck-Milmerding at San Mateo, 3:15 p.m.; Washington at Burlingame, 3 Saturday--CSM at San Francisco, 2'30 p.m. Golf Tuesday--Lowell vs. Westmoor at Lake Merced. 3 p.m.; Balboa V6.

Hillsdale at Peninsula, 2:30 p.m. y--St. Ignatius vs. Capuchlno at Green Hills, 2:30 p.m.; Hillsdale at Palo Alto, 2:30 p.m. Gymnastics Friday--HIllsdale at Carlmont, 3:30 p.m.

Cleveland IS. 2B-- Bpencer, Brown. HB -Alou 2, Webster, Taussig 2, Schmidt, Colavlto. 8B-- White. BP-- score (I.) Garcia Brodowskl Heman Miller (W) IP 3 2 4 2 2 ..3 Shipley Pnnk Zannl 2y Jones 3 a 3 1 1 1 3 2 4 0 EH BB SO 8 2 3 0 0 1 1 1 1 3 3 0 3 1 3 2 0 0 0 Punk (Bol- HBP-- Shipley (Garcia).

ger) WP-- Garcia. Shipley 3. PB-- Brown. --Stevens A Conlan (NL), TaJjacchl (AL), SUDOL (NL1. T-- 3.33.

A-- 6333. Svnday CLEVELAND AB RBI Webster, 2b 4 0 1 0 Hardy, cf i 0 1 Held.cf 5 1 2 0 Colavlto.rf 5 Power, 3h 4 Doby.lb 1 Coleman, Ib 2 Brown, 2 Nixon. 1 Strickland, 3 0 Moran, Bell, Ferrarese, Vernon, Ib Briges, Davenport, 3b Paean, 3b-2b White. Ib Sneake, Ib i a rf 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 3 FRANCISCO AB 3 0 1 1 .0 .4 Sauer, If 3 .0 Spencer, 2b 1 Paul Giel forced in the winning run in the eighth inning by walking pitcher John Briggs. Vic Power, who had opened the inning with a triple, scored and that was Tournament lavorite Bishop the ball game.

O'Dowd of the Catholic league takes on Willow Glen, co-champ in the SCVAL (East) at 5:30 while Carmel of the Coast Counties division faces Palo Alto of the SPAL at 7 p.m. Both winners and losers come back Friday, with the championship finals highlighting a three game Saturday program. Big 8 Cage Playoff Tonight A berth in the State Junior college basketball tournament at Long Beach this weekend is at stake tonight when San Francisco City college battles Contra Costa college in the time is 8 p.m. USF gym. Game The two club tied for the Big Eight conference with 12-2 records.

championship StOP PAYING HIGH PRICES FOR VITAMINS SAVE HUNTER'S VITAMIN CENTER 1150 El Camino Real, Belmonr Rocky Colavito hit a homer for the Indians and Hank Sauer crashed one for the Giants. The Pittsburgh Pirates, another sleeper in the NL, scored their second victory over the champion Milwaukee Braves, a 2-1, decision at Bradentown, Fla. Bob Porterfield, Don Rowe and Laurin Pepper combined to hold the Braves to four hits. Both Pirate rims were unearned. The world champion New York Yankees, held hitless for seven innings, outlasted the St.

Louis Cardinals, 4-3, in 11 innings at St. Petersburg, Fla. Sam Jones and Vinegar Bend Mizell had stopped the New Yorkers cold -for -the first seven innings and their mates gave them a 2-0 lead. But Mizell's second pitch to Moose Skowron in the eighth went for a single. Then pinch-hitter Gil McDougald hit the next pitch into the left field stands to tie the score.

Each scored once more, but then in the 11th, the Yanks wrapped it up on Skowron's double and Jerry Lumpe's single. Elsewhere on the exhibition circuit, the Baltimore Orioles edged the Kansas City A's, 3-2, in 14 innings at Miami; the Washington Senators eked out an 8-7 triumph over the Detroit Tigers in 11 innings at Lakeland, the Boston Red Sox won 12-8 from the Chicago Cubs at Scottsdale, the Los Angeles Dodgers nipped the Philadelphia Phillies, 4-3, at Clearwater, Fla. Los Altos at Capuchino, 3:25 p.m St' I O'Connell. 2b 1 I I valenzuela, 3b 0 jandrith, Cepeda Schmidt, Sressoud, Jablonsfci Mays, cf Tauslg, cf ick, Sovde, Watrner. McCovey Stieglitz Barclay, Spartans Draw With Wisconsin (Special to the Times) MADISON, Wis.

Thunderous punching from Redwood City's Archie Milton in the heavyweight contest enabled NCAA a pionship boxers from San Jose State to capture a draw with host Wisconsin Saturday night. Milton crashed through the defenses of Badger Tom Weisner to take a clear cut decision after his teammates had lost four straight matches. The 4-4 tie was well earned by the Spartans since their first three boxers scored knockouts before running into Wisconsin's strength. San Jose Rematch The two top boxing teams will meet in a rematch March 23 at San Civic auditorium. Spartan wins were chalked up by Ron Nichols, 125 pounds, two round knockouts over Ellis Gasser; Nick Akana, 132, three round knockout over John Drye and Dave Nelstfh, 139, three round knockout over Phil Gokey.

Losses were suffered by Jake Avey to Ron Marchall 147; Bill Maddox to Bill Sensiba, 156, Al Woo to Charles Mohr, 165 and Garvin Kelly to Marshall Rand at 178. Boat Show Sets Attendance Mark According to show president Richard Jose, both attendance and sales marks were shattered by the 283,000 who streamed to the Cow Palace. Welcome -aWells Fargo Check! Well, perhaps there art times when eauer to pay cash. But on most occasions, you'll find that your Wells Fargo check will win you a welcome and a smila So why not handle your money this easy, safe, businesslike way? Open your Checking Account at the oldest bank in the West WEJLLS FARGO BANK Bclmont But Palo Alto Mania Puk City Sao Sontli San FrancUoo Woodsida RBI 0 0 0 0 Cepeda struck out for Landrlth 4th. Wasmer grounded out for Sovde in 7th.

Nixon struck out for Brown in 8th. Naratjon walked for Strickland. 8th. McCorey grounded out for Giel, 8th. Stieglitz struck out for O'Connell In Jth.

Jablonski struck out for Bressoud In 8th. CLEVELAND 000 tlO--3 SAN FRANCISCO 800 003 PO-A--Cleveland 37-7, Ban Francisco 27.7. Dtp--spencer, Bressoud, White; Power, Webster. Coleman; Kirkland, Speake. LOB Cleveland 10, Smn Francisco 7.

..3 ..4 Sovde 3 6 Briges (W) .3 2 "lei fL 1 I irclay 1 0 U--Conlmn, Sterens, A--57S5. EB 0 0 0 0 2 9 2 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 Teb-whl, Lowe Blasts Hole-in-One In Elks Golf Walter Lowe aced the fourth hole at the Crystal Springs Golf club to highlight play in the San Mateo Elks' club golf tournament yesterday. Lowe's feat, naturally' enough, was good for hole-in-one honors. Runnerup was M. Collins, with a tee shot 4 feet, 2 inches from the cup.

Other leaders: First Flight Pred Yftley, 78: Tom Dulfy, 78-11--67: iecond--Vern Oer- cleau. 78: Hal etlremen. 83-15--7; third --John Canzlan, 87: Ed Rothraan, M- fourth--Lloyd Snawgo. 83: Art Johnson, 117-44--73: Bob Papenhouse, 111-38--73: fuest--Bob Johnson, 78: Qwy Hardy, 78-6--72. Wright Champion For Third Time JACKSONVILLE, Fla.

(AP) -The Jacksonville Women's Open Golf Tournament has its first three- time winner. Mickey Wright of San Diego won the distinction Sunday when she birdied the last two holes for a dosing round 72 and a four-day total of 286 in the 72-hole play. Her 286 also established a record for the $6000 tournament. The money-winners: Mickey Wright, S997.50 San Diego, Calif. Betsy Rawls, S769.50 Spartanburg, 8.

C. Marlene Eagge, $598.50 Pittsburgh Louise Suggs, $484.50 Sea Island, Ga Marilynn Smitn, S403.75 Wichita, Kan Crocker, $403.75 Uruguay nlth. Wifli Smith. $308.75 70-74-70-74-586 73-75-72-73--292 75-76-70-73--294 73-75-77-78--301 Andres Cops Bike Crown At Daytona DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP)-Two Californians won first and second places Sunday in the 200- mile beach-road race for expert motorcycle riders.

Brad Andres, 23-year-old Bridegroom from San Diego, gunned his Harley-Davidson around the 4.1-mile course at an average speed of 98.70 miles an hour and joined the ranks of two-time winners. He was victor in the 1955 race. To help pay expense of a wedding trip he and his bride are on, Andres collected $2,000 top money from the $7,500 prize fund. Dick Mann of Richmond, also astride a Harley-Davidson, came in second--2 minutes and 50 seconds behind Andres. A chance to become the first three-time winner in consecutive years was lost by Joe Leonard of San Jose when a chain on his machine broke during the 29m lap of the 49-lap grind.

Leonard, who won the 200-mfler in 1957 end 1958, was in second place at the time. Finishers in the A i a Motorcycle Assn. event in order behind Mann were: Tony Murgiria, Key West, Harley-Davidson; Jack Gholson, Houston, Harley-Davidson; Bob Sirkezian, Temple City, Harley-Davidson; Rick a Greenville, S.C., British Triumph; Neal Keen, Pasadena, BSA. Stanford, SJS Track (Continued from Page 15) 880, when sophomore Carl Maloney broke up a 1-2-3 Indian finish. Maloney, after hanging back during the first lap, turned on the speed in the final 440 to overcome the Stanford trio to win in 1:53.8, his college best.

The Spartans'were assured of victory, when Wes Bond caught the Indians' Keith Wallace "sleeping" on the final lap of the two mile to surge ahead for the "upset" win in 9:22.2. MILE:" 1--Taborl (SCY1, Lundh 3-CunllB. Holt fSJ). 4:20.2. 440: 1--McNltf tSJ).

:48.4; V-Bessie (3), :49.0; 3--Myers (SJ), 4--Me- Nell (SJ). :5o.O. 100: I--Norton SJ. :09.S; 1--Poynter SJ), :09.4: I--Brooks (SJ) :09.5; 4--Kel- Jogg (SCY), :09.6. (Note: Norton's time tied world record, but riding wind of 6 via over the allowable limit for record performance.) SHOT PUT: 1--Atkinson (S).

2 2--Shields (SJ), 49-3; 3--Danlell SJ), 48-11: 4--Baxter (SCY), HIGH HURDLES: 1--Clifton (SJ). 2--Jackson (SJ), 3--Nourse (s) :15.1; 4--Face (S), T15.2. POLE VAULT: I--Mattos (SCD, 14TVi: 2--Tie between Hopkins (SJ) and Merchant (S). 4--Tie among Fran- chettl (S), Kimmell (SJ) and Beagen (SP), 1-LM- sen (S). 3--Lundh (S).

4-- CunliHe (S). 1:55.0. (New Meet Record: old record 1:55.0 set by Josh Seroggy, Stanford 1950.) Z20: 1--Norton (SJ), :20.W (SJ) :20.2: 3--Kellogg CSCY). tJl.O: 4-Brooks (SJ). :21.2, (New Meet Field and San Jose State school record; old record fcr all three wu :20.J set by Norton in 1957 HIGH JUMP: 1--Tie between Wyatt tSCY) and Holmgren (SCY).

liams (SJ). 4--Tie between Bose (SJ) and Olllespie (S), 6-2). TWO MILES: 1--Krauae (SCY) 2--Bond (SJ), 9:22.2: 3--Wallace (8), 3--Jones (SJ), 4--Voight (SJ). 22-4V4. BROAD JUMP: 1 --Kelly (S), 24-5.

(Ties meet record set by Frank Herman. Stanford. 1957); 2--Burton (SJ), 3--Jones (SJ), 4--Voight (SJ). LOW HURDLES: 1--HerkRirath (SJ) :23.7; Z--Smith (S), :24.1; 3--KelIy (S), 4--Tie between Clifton (SJ) and Nourse (S). :25.0.

JAVEL1NE: 1--Bocks (SJ), 213-1: 1 --Retching (SCY). 202-4; 3--Backstrmnd (S). 196-5; 4--Daniels (SJ), 189-3. DISCUSS: 1--DeWesse (S). 164-214; --Daniels (SJ), 161-3; 3--Llmmer (S) 154-lOli; 4--Malyne (SJ), 149-2.

RELAY: 1--San Jose State (Myers. Howell. McNeil, J--Stanford (Anixter, Besse, Lassen, Chesrek) 3:22.2. MEET SCORES: THREE-WAY San Jose State 79 5-6: Stanford 49 5-4; Santa Clara Valley Yo'jth Village, 31 1-3. DUAL MEET: Sin Jose State ttA, Stanford ExnrrrnoN EVENTS STEEPLECHASE: 1 --Siureskl (SCY), 10:20.2: 2--Schnore (SCY), J-Dyke (SJ).

10:40.3. HOP-STEP-JUMP: (S), 44-3: 2--Jones (SJ), 43-6V4: 3--Fitzhugh (SCY, 40-9. Pro Cage By Tkl PnM SUNDAY'S BESULTt Boaton 141, Cincinnati 111 New York 127. Detroit UO Eyntcun 133, Philadelphia lot Minneapolis 120. St.

LouU 104 SATCBDAY'S St. Louis 117, DtUrolt U9 Philadelphia S3. Ctactoatt MONDAY'S No tunes scheduled nHHDATS New York at Boiton Philadelphia at Cincinnati WEDNESDAY'S SCHBDCLX St. Loula at Byntcuie. Detroit al Minneapolis Exhibition Baseball By AMMUtet Prm AMEKICAN LEAGUE Wn Lot Pel.

B.ab New 2 0 i.ow Baltimore Boston Cleveland Washington Chicago Detroit Kansas CUT NATIONAL LEAGUE Loe Pittsburgh flan Franekco Cincinnati Chicago St. Louli Milwaukee Philadelphia l.aoo -a 1000 -1 .900 1 1 JOO i 1 1 1 1 i .500 Pet. 0 1.00* 1.00* -1 1 JOO 1 i a i a a MONDAY'' SOAims Cincinnati TS. Los Angeles at Baraaota Philadelphia TI. Washington al Orlando St.

Loull TI. Detroit at St. Petersburg Milwaukee TI. New York at Bradenton Ptttetaurgh TI. Chicago (A at Tampa Baltimore TI.

Kansas city at Film Beach SATUmDAT-S KE8TJLTI New Tork St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 4, Chicago (A) Log Angeles 1 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh Baltimore Kansas City Detroit Washington Boiton Chicago (N) a Pranclieo 11 Cleveland SUNDAY'S EE8CLT8 New Tork 4, St. LouU 3. 11 Washington Detroit 7. 11 Innlnis Baltimore 1.

Kansas City 3, 14 Jnnlnn Pittsburgh 2, Milwaukee 1 Chicago (A) 5, Cincinnati a Loa Angelei 4. Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 3, San Francisco a Boston 11 Chicago (N) I TUESDAY'S GAMES Cincinnati TI. Kansas City al Wtat Palm Beach Philadelphia TI. Chicago U) at Tampa, St. Loufi TI.

Plttiburgh at Ft. Myiri Milwaukee n. New York al St. Peter- burg IXM Angeles TI. Detroit at Lakeland Chicago (N) TI.

Cleveland al Uesa San Pnnclico TI. Boston at Phoenix Baltimore TI. Washington at Miami, night Kid Bowler Rolls 619 At Bel Mateo One of the highest scores among the junior set was racked up st Bel Mateo Bowl over the weekend when Don Baker hit the itrike zone for a 619 total. Baker opened modestly at 173, then shot up to 214 and blistered the deck at 232 in his finale. But his score was just one of a fistful of dandies as the Bel Hateans sharpened their games for the coming Mail-o-Graphic and Bay Area Match Game Elimination tournaments.

Bounding out the honor roll were Bob Liebman at 222-561; Larry Atehley, George Theisson, 204 and Bill Price, 200. Janet Burgess topped the gals in junior play with 458 as Marilyn Roberts took high game with 172--four better than Miss Burgess could manage. Another Sparkler Among the bantams, Gregg Vergie of Tornadoes notched the 3-4-7 split, while high two-game series of 329 went to Bill Cleary after 159-170 scores. Mike Sedlak also hit a 170 game, and Lon Turner's 162 was another sparkler. Last week Baker tuned up for his big showing Saturday with 567 after a 213 high, but lost top game honors to Len Nicholson.

The latter shot 223-202 en route to 546. Skip Mathewson and Lynne Gunn each had 212s and Gill Cyester 211-549. Lorry Laine punched out a 132 triplicate as another gem. Pat Fischer chalked up a new girls' bantam high series of 319 for two games, with a 178 record high as the sparkler to edge Randy Presley (312) for day's honors. Four Big Series' Lead Bel Mateo To 2-1 Win Metropolitan Hasten league performers enjoyed a great night of bowling over the weekend as Bel Mateo blanked Camino No.

1 hi the men's bracket and the Bel Mateo girls receipted for a 2-1 setback at the hands of Camino No. 2. In the men's bracket, four big series' gave Bel Mateo its edge. Ken Bailer rolled 215 and 630, while Mario Croaro hit 227-611, Les Barrett 267 and 656, and Charles Wilkinson 266 and 605. For the losers, Dean Clark had 224 and 613 and Frank Adonetto a 246 high game.

Women's High The women's i scorers found Joane Policy smashing 247 and 220 for 665 for the winners. tBel Mateo's Rose Marie Shaffer, with 245 and 832, and Ann Collins' 229 and 619, led tha losers. At Downtown Bowl, the league leaders scored a sweep over Brentwood No. 2. Joe Jacques bowled 207-254-211 for 672; Dick Treadway, 215-209 for 612; Hal Berg, 211-236 for 638; and Vern Downing, 256 and 615.

Billy Mack used 225-214-244 for 683 and Rex Golcfoic 266 and 631 in leading Italian Swiss to a 2-1 edge over Brentwood No. 1 Fred Rushworth had 236 and 602 for Brentwood. In the other meeting, Camino No. 2 edged Murray Amusement, 2-1. Bill Spatafore rolled 211 and 235 for 627 and Tony Poselli 254 for the winners, McHugh Slugs Rams to Win Catcher Tom McHugh cracked out three straight hits and drove in four runs to lead Westmoor High to a season opening 9-3 baseball victory over Poly Friday in Daly City.

A bases loaded double by McHugh in the sixth accounted for three runs. Bill Dougherty had two Ram hits. Dave Simons struck out seven in his three ining stint while Dick Reese mopped up with a three ining hitless job. San Mateo Polo Team Bows, 11-10 SANTA BARBARA ()--Santa Barbara won the annual polo championship here Sunday by defeating Concar of San Mateo 11 to 10. Dr.

Billy Lirrfoot scored nine of the winner's goals. Bill Atkinson paced tfat locen with, four coals roLT om aw i WESTMOOR 103 014 8 1 Stanley, ROM (4) and Service; filmonft, Pair (4), Reew (6) and McHugh. Sequoia Nine Steve Chell's run producing double in the seventh inning earned Sequoia High's a i baseball team a 6-6 standoff with the Alumni Saturday in Redwood City. Rich Keeper kept the varsity in contention with a two run homer in the sixth inning. Fight Results HOLLYWOOD, Ollf.

Msnn Garisrdo. 129, Los Angelei, outpointed Felix Cervantes, 130, Mexican. 10. HAVANA Florentine Fernaadei, stopped Cesar Orta, OTA, Venezuela. 4.

''IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIilllllllllllll WHEEL BALANCING and ALIGNMENT Open Till 12 Brake and Tin FUNKE ROCHA 885 San Mateo Drive Dl 4-7646 Eliminate Shimmy and Vibration with Tex Phippen getting 221-228 for 619 for Murray's. Pat Bisnop rolled 238 and 214 for 643 in leading Camino No. 1 to a 2-1 win over Eddy-Jones. In the other women's match, AAA Bowling Supply took the odd one Week's Fights At New York St. Nleki, Jimmy Hade, New York.

TS. Aloczo Johnson. Pitta- burgh, 10. TUESDAY At San Joie. Cblco Santos.

vs. Abe Hsynei. Log Annies, waiters. 10, and Joey Padllla. San Jose.

TS. KlWe Nunex, Mexico, lights, at Houston, Joey Archer, New York. vs. Tony Dupu. New Orleans, middles, -10, and Mitt Plachy, Hungary, TB.

Chief Alvln Williams, Wichita, Ucht Ul at Buffalo. N. Y. Jackie Donnelly, Buffalo, TB. DaTo Drlacoll.

Toronto, ugfat ID: at Wllkes'Barre, Artie Towne, New York. vs. George Warren. Washington, middles, 10; at New Bedford. TB.

Tommy Hayden, UUca. N. leatben, WEDNESDAY Al Chicago stadium. Western Ooidea Cloves finals. At Boston, Tony DeUarco, Boaton, TB.

Curly Uonroe. welters, 10. THURSDAY Al Sacramento, Orlando ZulueU. Cuba, TS. Bobby gcanlon, San Francisco, llchta, 10.

FRIDAY At New York Garden. WHflo OramTeav Edmonton and Detroit. TB. Yama ma, Bimtnl, Bahamas, middles. 10.

SATURDAY At Hollywood. Charley TombetoM Smith, Los Angeles. TB. Dart. Johnson, San Francisco, welters, 13: at KlncitaOft Jamaica, Ralph Dupas.

New Orleans, Gerald Oray, Jamaica, welters, It. Santa Clara Tops Gals' Swim Meet PORTLAND (AP)--A girta' from the Santa Clara, easily won the women's division of the two-day far Western Senior Swimming Championships. The Santa Clara Swim dub girls, without the services of their ailing ace, Chris von Saliza, garnered 157 points to 98 for second-place Multnomah Athletic dub of Portland in the meet ending Sunday. The women's events an but overshadowed the men's division, won by Aero Club of Portland with 82 points and followed by the couver, B.C., Amateur Swim dub with 56. Kathe Simecek turned in an outstanding performance as the anchor swimmer on a Santa Clara relay team that won the 400-yard freestyle relay.

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