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Page 2D Want Ad Dept. 532-1971 THE EL PASO TIMES El Paso's IIOME Newspaper Dial KE 2-1661 Sunday, April 3. 1966 The World Of Unbelievable! Hur ters Kieg Here't How Rod 'n' Rifle A pair of "unbelievable" pitch ing prospects for the El Paso Sua Kings in spring training at HoltviIIe, could be colorful By RODGER McKOWN '4 -V additions to the Texas League Chuck Wliitlock By club this season. One is left-hander Rick Evans, who had a passing look from The Times Sports Editor the New York Yankees and a bit of a brush with Russian, and the other is Les Mundel, a hard viously downed Seattle, 76-65. The Miners rolled up 2,260 points to their adversaries' 1818.

The offense average was 77.9 throwing but somewhat wild right-hander. Evans is hard to believe. A na and defense was 62.7. The. key I 'St "a itf jt Kit tive of Seattle, he stands 6 feet and 180 pounds.

He to success was spelled with And as a point of informa- tion, the Helms Foundation lists was idle most of last season with Quad Cities with a variety of ailments. He appeared in seven games, hurled 31 innings and had 48 strikeouts. The lefty is a graduate of Uni Kentucky as national champion five times compared to their four NCAA titles. THE HELMS FOUNDATION has probably the ultimate answer in All-America teams. The versity of Washington where he IT IS OFFICIAL NOW.

The Texas Western Miners are the 1966 college basketball champion for the United States. And Bobbie Joe Hill and Or-sten Artis of the Miners are All-Americans. Even though the wire services will not recognize them as such. The Helms Athletic Foundation, which has a tremendous reputation in this land of ours, has announced the Miners as the national champion, confirming the NCAA title which the Miners won with their skills and talents and abilities at College Park, Md. last month.

At the same time the Helms Foundation named Cazzie Rus-sel of Michigan as the Player of the Year and announced a 36-player All-America team of 12 forwards, 12 centers and 12 guards. Both Hill and Artis were named on the squad. IT IS PLEASANT TO FIND other teams selected around the majored in Far Eastern and Russian affairs. He speaks Russian fluently and spent three months in U.S.S.R. on a student tour.

He also is a good piano player, and is a cousin of David J. Evans, governor of Washington. Mundell is almost as unbelievable. A native of Long Beach, he stands 6-feet-3 and weighs nation: always leave so many arguments and seeming injustices by their limited sizes. With a dozen players? in each position, there can be few legitimate All-America claims overlooked in this one.

During February they collected fish from an 850-foot gill net for their study. Game fish represented 60.5 per, cent of the fish taken by number and 76 per cent by weight. Slightly more than 50 per cent of the game fish were walleye. The rest were catfish, black bass; white bass and crappie. With so many walleye in the lake, it seems that a few more of them would be caught.

We think the reason no more walleye are caught is that the spe cie is relatively new to this part the country and that most fishermen just do not know how to fish for them. Some of us might do well to study some walleye fishing techniques. MRS. JOHN J. YOUNG OF El Paso has appealed to this corner for assistance in prov-.

ing to friends that she is not making up fish stories. Since some people think fishing and prevarication go hand in hand; we like to straighten out the record when we can. Mrs. Young told a story of a fish that tried to swallow an other fish and a larger fish tryr ing to swallow both the smaller, ones. Now if that was all, it shouldn't be too hard to believe.

But it seems that a large green water snake was trying to swallow all three fish when a couple of fishr ermen happened on the strange goings-on. The two anglers took care of the snake, with a few swats of the boat paddle and hauled the whole mess "in to be photo? graphed by a newspaper phor tographer at the Sentinel in nearby Orlando, Fla. Only Texas Western and Ken 215 pounds. Last year with San Jose he PITCHING PROSPECTS A pair of pitching hopefuls with the El Paso. Sun Kings in spring training were snapped chatting with California Angel farm iCZub managers.

From left are Sun King manager Chuck Tanner, Rick Evans, Les Mundel and San Jose manager Rocky i s. Mundel has impressed Tanner and is expected to get a chance with the Kings: Evans also hopes to make the Texas League squad. tucky landed two men on the team. Unfortunately, only the Helms Foundation and those who are appeared in 24 games and led the league in walks with 116, SOME FISHERMEN IN THIS area are beginning to wonder if the white bass at Caballo Lake near Truth or Consequences, N.M. are going' to have another off year.

Year before last the white bass spawning run lasted for several weeks during which limits of 40 were caught without much trouble. Last year an- glers waited for a similar treat, but they kept waiting. There was never- a big spring run as there had -Ibeetkjthe year before. The only white run was short one in late summer. If the.

white bass are going to run this spring, it shouldn't take too -many more days of warm weather to get them started. The current report frorri Caballo is that the lake is being and catfish trout lines are furnishing most of the action in the lake. Some nice crappie and a few catfish are being caught from the river below' the lake. 1 In the southeastern part of the state, the white bass run. is already well under way in the Pecos River- Anglers have been taking limits on the river just above the Texas line and at Boiling Springs just north of Carlsbad for about two weeks.

Most of the fish are being taken on silver and gold weighted spinners. A number of anglers are hoping the same report will be coming from Caballo in the very near future. UP THE RIO GRANDE A few miles at Elephant Butte, the fishing is beginning, to improve. Paul Gregory of or one of the fishermen who regularly takes good strings of bass at the Butte, did it again. He and a fishing partner took 13 bass on bushwhackers.

Fishing is reported to be best early in the mornings. According to information we keep getting from various sources, we and some other anglers may be missing something at Elephant Butte. All recent reoorts we have the Helms body in agreement wild pitches with 22 and terrified with the Miners talents, and -promoting individual players for any reason will recognize batters with thousands. Sun King manager Chuck Tanner hopes to a mound Celtics korps of 12 to 13 pitchers to El Hawks; Seek Wins this All-Amenca team. It is a standard operational procedure that the wire services do not recognize as All-America any player not narked on that particular wire service's national Paso for the opening of the Texas League season April 17..

The sea confirming what no other agency had been willing to acknowledgethat on the record alone, the Miners were the champions. Their 23-1 for the regular season was equalled only by Kentucky in the major colleges, and their final 28-1 surpasses any other record in the son officially opens April 15 with the Kings at Albuquerque to play In Sundays NBA Playoffs team. the Dodgers. The El Paso home opener will Thus is the peculiar situation under which the Associated nation. be a Sunday afternoon affair with gametime set at 2:27 p.m." The with the Lakers in Los Angeles, T- V.

The surging Boston Celtics take on long idle Philadelphia and the Texas western now joins the second game will be at 7:27 The Hawks finally faltered night against Los Angeles aft "An easy series wouldn't do that for you." Sam Jones, who scored 34 points in the Celtics' second straight series victory, said he p.m. on Monday, April 18. er. Slingin Sam, All-America in St. Louis Hawks will try to regain their winning form against i named by the Helms Found er winning three straight games everyone else's book, was not Los Angeles Sunday in the East listed on the AP All-America With some portions of the squad already beginning to jell, Tanner and the remainder of the California Angel minor league hoped "we have momentum and team as a collegiate player.

ern and Western Division finals of the National Basketball Asso that they are a little stale after from Baltimore to gain the Division Final. The tired, but game Hawks were within three points of Los Angeles at the beginning of the last period, but the Lakers exploded with 35 ciation playoffs. the layoff. We'll need every ad managers will continue to shift ARTIS AND HILL HAVE great company as All-America Boston, dethroned by Philadel and modify rosters until they vantage. Russell rated Wilt Chamber forwards.

Named to the position phia as Eastern Division, champs after, nine winning years, break camp next Sunday to head for El Paso. were John Austin of Boston Col points to win the first game of lain and his crews as a tougher team than the 76er group that clinched a place in the finals by Meanwhile advance sale of the series, 129-106. lege, James Barnett of Oregon, pushed last year's finals to the downing Cincinnati Friday night Louie Dampier of Kentucky, Matthew Guokas of St. Joseph's, "I wasn't disappointed in the way the team played," Guerin game and season tickets continues daily at the Sun King ticket office at Dudley Field- A drive- 112-103 for a 3-2 margin in the full seven games before succumb semifinals. said.

"All the credit has to go to Robert Leonard of Wake Forest, William Melchionni of Vil- THE PICTURE RAN IN THE! paper and the next day. an outi door writer had a short item in his column about the incident. Mrs. saw both the picture and the column, but when she started telling friends about the incident they accused her of making up a bigger fish story than' even a fisherman could make up. That was what brought the in window is maintained for con Coach Red Auerbach called a the Lakers, who played one of venience of visitors.

ianova, Dick Nemelka of Brigh- practice session Saturday to against us." ing. Jones agreed, pointing to the addition of Billy Cunningham "who will jump out of the building if you let Meanwhile, back in the Western Division, St. Louis Player am Young, Cazzie Russell of Providence and Charles White make sure hi3 Celtics didn't lose any. momentum before starting their best-of-seven series at Phil of Oregon State. Named as forwards on the tion dating back too 1901, when Yale, with a 10-4 record and undefeated the collegiate play, I was the first team to be named, i It is a long and impressive list of great basketball teams.

I i IN ITS ANNOUNCEMENT OF the championship the Founda-; tion put it this way: "Early last fall Texas West's- era of El Paso probably wouldn't have been even a 100-to-l shot to cappure the 1966 College Basketblall crown. As a matter of fact, Texas Western probably wouldn't have even been listed on the board as a contender. "The fact that Texas West-- ern eventually completed its 1965-66 campaign with a rec-' ord of 23-1, and continued on i with five additional victories in the NCAA tournament, climaxing the performance with a 72-65 win over Kentucky in the cham-i pionship final, contributed a noteworthy coaching achieve-, inent by Don Has kins, and a contribution of exceptional spirit and determination by a dozen stalwarts known, and now wide adelphia. Laker Coach Fred Schaus had no intention of letting the Hawks even the series on his home court. "They're figuring on 'a split," he said, "and we can't give it to them and then have to play them in St.

Louis." seen are that walleye are the -predominate' game fish the team are David Bing of Syr Bill Russell, for one, was thank Takes Lead In City Bowl Meet Motors No. 2 was the appeal to us for help. Mrs. Young sent us clippings of the Coach Richie Guerin told the Hawks to rest Saturday and planned only to "shoot a few lake. Yet very few walleye are ful for the tough five-game series with the Royals.

acuse, Jerry Chambers of Utah, Norman Defore of Auburn, Don Freeman of Mai Gra reported taken by, anglers in. picture and the column. We "It got us sharp," he said. baskets before Sunday's game" comparison to the number of ham cf NYU, Bob Lewis of leader in the Class A team event Artis Scores 10 Intermediate, for doubters to see, but for all the good it will do we will say we saw the picture of the snake that had the fish that had. the fish that had the fish in its mouth.

the fish that must be in the lake. JERRY ST1NTZ AND CHES-ter Rael, New Mexico State University graduate students. through the 6 p.m. shift in the City Bowling Tournament at the Sky Lanes. In the second place South Edges North Girls Track Meets Held are making a study of Elephant of the Class A Bowlerama had We hope that helped Mrs.

Butte under the sponsorship of Young, but they probably will 2582 and Dyseven was in third with 2581. In -Star Contest the New Mexico Department of just accuse both of us of mak-Game and Fish. ing up fish stories now. Sun County Trophies was the North Carolina, John Marin of Duke, Pat Riley of Kentucky, David Schellhase of Purdue, Charles Schmauss of Davidson and Jerry Lee Wells of Oklahoma City. Centers selected were John Beasley of Texas John Block of Southern California, Mel Daniels of New Mexico, Lloyd Dove of St.

John's, Henry Finkel of Dayton, Elvin Hayes of Houston, Tom Ker-win of Centenary, Clyde Lee of Vanderbilt, David Newtnark of Columbia, Austin Robbins of Tennessee, Westley Unself of Austin, Technical and Corohado took wins in the El Paso Public Schools girls track meet held at leader in the Class competi tion with 2638, Bowlerama was Andress track Saturdav. while second with 2576 and El Paso Ross," Bassett, Henderson and Towell was with 2564. Class Morehead "took wins in the inter Wichita, Kan. (AP) James Ware of Oklahoma City scored a layup and Don Folfes of Cincinnati dropped in a pair of free throws in the final minute as the South took a 93-92 victory -in Wichita's North-South All Star basketball game Saturday night Ware's shot put the South ahead for only the second time In the game. He grabbed the ball after teammate Julian Hammond leaders were Checker Rent A mediate meet held at Bowie Car with 2399, A.

B. Transmission ly so, as Miners. (For those who are interested, fcat is a 67-word Texas -Western Miners won 28 and lost but one, that to Seattle U. in the final contest of the regular season, 72-74. The Miners had pre- track.

with 2377 and Guarantee Shoe Austin's girls 440-yard relay NM Racing Commission Rescinds Regulation Albuquerque, N.M. (AP) The New Mexico Racing Commission has rescinded a regulation it passed last November permitting medication of horses on the day they are to race. commission took the action at an Albuquerque meeting Friday. In the future medication can be given to horses on the days they race only with written permission of the commis had missed the second of two free with 2363. Class leaders were National team turned a spectacular 47.5 Louisville and Walter Wesley throws and rammed it through for a 91-90 lead.

in the. girls meet's outstanding of Kansas. Restaurant Supply with 2211, performance, while Smith of Co- Then the North'5 final-seconds World Travelers Association 2158 and the Mixers i with 2154. The ronado high-jumped 4-7 in anoth er good girls performance. drive fizzled, and Rolfe was fouled during the scramble for a Aqua Posse Sixth In Angelo Swim Meet Special To EL PASO TIMES San Angelo, Tex.

El Paso Ft. Bliss Officers wives Club were Provencio of broad leaders in" Class followed by sion. Passero Homes 1934 and Buckhorn Restaurant With 1901. jumped 18-3 in the Class intermediate meet for that meet's outstanding rebound. After he dropped the two free throws, Jerry Chambers of Utah scored a final field goal for the North starts May 28.

In other action the commission reinstated trainer Russell Nash. YMCA Aqua Posse finished sixth suspended at Ruidoso Downs in GIRLS MARKS 50-yard dash it. Truaale. Anrir: La Mesa officials are Dean Tur-pitt, a rd representing the commission; A.v R. Sport Barrett The North's Lou Hudson of a field of 13 teams in the 19S5, and reinstated on a six- 100-yard dash 12.4, Marquez, Austin; 50- yard hurdles .3.

Blades. Austin: i-ih -1 5 -1 i If i 'iutMI 1 if i San Angelo Invitational swim Minnesota was the leading scorer with 22 points, 12 of them in shot put 29-7Vi, Shaffer, Andress; long and Henry Zarges, stewards rep ump Panen. Cororrado: medlev meet here Saturday." month probation basis jockey Robert Lee Faulkner, suspended in New Mexico last year. relay 58.0, Coronado; 220-yard dash Katy Krakauskas of the Aaua TW Miners Flash '65 Air Power Texas Western's football Miners 29.5, DlX. Irvin; hiah lumn 4-7.

Smith. resenting the Northeastern New Mexico Fair Association: T. A. Gillespie, racine secretarv and Coronado; 200-yard shuttle relay 33.8. The commission denied a li Austin; 440-yord.

relay 47.5, Austin. cense to owner trainer Jerrv Intermediate Class AA 120-yard hurdles 16.3. Colin. Bowie: Posse took, first place in the 50 freestyle setting a new pool record of 31.8 and took first in the 50 backstroke to win the high point medal in-her pari-nratuel manager; Richard iTtiomas, starter, and Richard On ten Artis of NCAA Champion Texas Western College, scored 10 points for the South in the North-South basketball game held Saturday in Wichita, Kan. shot put-47-lOVj, Fabela, Jefferson; 880- yard relay 1:39.6.

Bowie: 440-vard dash have taken up where they left 57.7, Farlow, Bassett; 100-yard dash iu.y. Lay va, Houston; 880-yard run off at the end of last football Patty Vera set a new pool in the girls 13 and. 14 200 2:12.4, Cabal ero. Jefferson; hiah turn Leonard Ellis, who had been suspended for falsification of application. The commission also approved officials for the 52-day meeting at La Mesa Park which starts April 23 and for the 47-day meeting at Ruidoso Downs which 5.3, Sullivan, Morehead; 220-yard dash Azar, pari-mutuel auditor.

Keith Coates, Michigan State track team miler, set a Big Ten record outdoors with a 4:08.5 clocking as a 1965 sophomore. Biaine, 29.5. Jefferson; 440-vard re ay freestyle with a time of 2:17.2. AO fl (affartnn Dnuil.i AA n4 1 -m. ii The only other first for the ay coidweii; broad urno 1 8-6.

me iirsi nan. ne was voiea Jviosr. wiuiams, jetterson; discus 134-9V2, cas Aqua Posse came in the girls' Valuable Player by sports writers arez, to la well. ana 12 medley relay with a season. Head coach Bobby Dobbs and his staff ran the Miners through their first scrimmage session of spring practice at the Sun Bowl Saturday.

The first play of the scrimmage was a 20-yard pass from quarterback Billy Stevens to tight end Chuck Anderson. and broadcasters covering the game. Intermediate Class A 120-yard hurdles 16.3, Green, Maaoffln; time of 2:23.7 by Roxanne Vera. Melisa Behrens, Denise Porter The outstanding shot of the shot put 34-7, Harris, Morehead; 880-yard relay 1:40.8, Ross; 440-yard dash 56.1, Gonzalez, El Paso High; 100-yard dash 10.9, MacFodden', Ross; 880-yard PLflZfUMlULElTflL game was at the half time gun presents when Freddy Lewis of Arizona run 2:07.0, Laffier, Magoffin; high lump 5-1, Huey, Jefferson; 220-vard dash Texas Western was one the State tossed one in for the South First Bullfight of the 1966 Season! 25.2, Saenz, Magoffin; 440-yard relay passingest teams in college foot 49.1, Ross; Medley relay 4:11.3, Hen from about 55 feet out. The South trailed 52-47 at interims- Past ball last season, completing 202 Easter Sunday, April 10 4 HI" Tim of 446 passes for 3,218 yards and derson; broad lump 07-2, Huey, Jefferson; discus 122-4, Robertson, Bassett.

Intermediate Class 120-yard hurdles 17.4, Foster, Ross; shot put 32-1, Farmer, 880- sion. 2i touchdowns. and Jan Welsch. Holly Anderson was second in the girls 15 and 17 50 freestyle. Other members of the Aqua Posse swimming in the meet included Bruce Crosson, Dan Dar-byshire, Burrall Anderson, Tina Nering, Rob Nering, Mark Ner-ing, Marcia Nering, Bobby Alvarez, Billy Alvarez, Russ Dar-byshire, Barbara Krakauskas, Susy Krakauskas, John Bomar, Beth Charlie Napier, Tom Given and Bill Stewart, Erwin Mueller of San Francis A "totat' of eight touchdowns co, playing for the North, was yard relay 1:44.9, Ross; 440-yard dash 1A RMJR 59.4, Soto, Jefferson; 100-yard dash EAGLE RELAY CONTENDERS Here are four boys expected to take titles this Thursday in the' Eagle Relays at Canutillo, Tex.

In front, from are Ben Parada of Clint High School and Louie Arias of Canutillo, while in back, from left, are Willie Dickson of Clint and James Fonte of Cathedral of El Paso. Huge Field Scheduled For Eagle Relay Meet second high with 16 points, and were scored in Saturday's controlled scrimmage, played with 11.1, Provencio, Ross; 880-yard run Walt Wesley of Kansas scored 2:23.3, Harvllle, MocArthur; high lump- 4-10, Foster, Ross; 440-yard relay 27.0, out the kicking game. 11 for, the North. Beverly, Ross; 440-vard relay 51.4, Hen derson; medley relay 4:40.2, Hender- dodos said, "We are pretty ragged in spots. We are not very For the South, Kelly Pete of Ross; discus 98-8, Doporto, Henderson; open pole vault 9-0, Colin, Bowie.

Wichita scored 13 Ware tar aiorg mentally right and Rich Parks of St. Louis had "The orange team, composed of 12 apiece. last season's veterans is way aneaa or the others offensively and it is the same wav the 'Little Mo' At El Paso Tennis Club A5 Til veterans in the defensive nla- Army, Navy Agree On Came toons," Dobbs added. Canutillo High School will host its Eagle relays Thursday with a huge field entered and at least four records are in I Teams entered in the annual competition are Canutillo, Lydia jPatterson Institute, Jesuit, Fabens, Capitan, Anthony, Clint, Carlsbad N.M., Mid-High, Fort Hancock, Ruidoso, N.M., Socorro, Van Horn, Marfa, Truth or Consequences, Tularosa, Stevens, who quarterbacked the 5 orange team, threw three touch down passes Saturdav. Mike Philadelphia.

(AP) Army and Navy agreed to hold their King, Dennis Neimeyer and Jim MMvii.nl fnnlk.ll 1 Ytt1 cainearai ana Anthony annual iwiuall Ul fniia- Smith added one TD pass each Gadsden, KM. delphia for three more years. None of the Miner receivers caught more than one touchdown one meet this year, as has Dickson. Eagt Relays Records OIscus 143-; Pol voult 12-; Shot put 54-9; Broad lump 51 .9 High lump 6-0; Milt run pass. Bob Wallace and Chuck Hughes, top receivers last sea son, both had touchdowns.

830-yard run 440-yard dash 51.6; 220-yard dash 23.1; 180-yard low Maureen Connolly will conduct a tennis clinic at El Paso Tennis Club at 2 p.m. Sunday. Club pro Leslie Burkes urges all interested Junior tennis players to attend. The clinic will be open to the public and no admission will be charged. Miss Connolly will cover all facets of the game In her clinic The clinic will be concluded with an exhibition doubles match.

Player other than Miss Connolly will be Burkes, Walter Driver, and Bobby Goldfarb. Most spectacular play of the hurdles 20.7; 120-yard high hurdles scrimmage came late in the ses 15.5; 100-yard dash 10.0; 440-yard relay 44.2; 880-yard relay 1 :33.9; Mil relay Loot performing "forol" from thi knots. sion wnen itevens hit Wallace The new contract calls for the game to be played in the 102,000 seat John Kennedy Stadium through 1969 'and also contains an option for three additional years. The game has been played at the stadium every year since 1936, except for the war years of 1942, 1943 and 1944. It actually has been" held in Philadelphia since 1932, since the 1932-35 games were played at Franklin Field.

on a touchdown pass play that ALFREDO RAFAEL MUtIOZ UOBIFIEB STOCK GAR TRY-OUTS for the fabulous 1966 Racing Season Sun. April 3rd 2 to 4 P.M. PUBLIC INVITED Car owners register, your car number with George Holland SUNLAND SPEEDWAY Upper Valley Behind Sunland Park Race Track coverea and Don Davis scored one touchdown on the ground and Leroy Linen Elected President New York. (AP)-James A. Li TO" LEfllL jonnson, Tea shirted last Season, scored two touchdowns.

Records in the high jump, mile run, 440-yard dash and 880-yard iron are in danger of being broken, while sprint marks are not in jeopardy as Gilberto Chavarria of Tornillo is entered in another meet, Ventura Veliz of Fabens is ex-'pected to set a new mile mark, Diaz of Cathedral could set a new 880 record. James Fonte of Cathedral is almost a sure bet to break the old 440-yard dash mark and two or three boys have an out side shot at the high jump record. Canutillo and Clint are expected to again fight it out for the team championship. The two District 7-A squads have never been more than 10 or 12 points apart in meets this year, and both have wo triumphs in four meetings pf the two schools. Willie Dickson of Clint and Louis Arias of Canutillo should have a fierce battle going for the meet's individual honors.

Arias has been top individual at oobbs said, "We shot 1,600 feet of film On the scrimmase USC Gets Two New Cage Coaches WHO RETURNS TO JUAREZ AFTER A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON IN MEXICO CITYI WHO WON AN EAR AFTER BIN GORED BY THE BULL OF HIS ALTERNATIVE LAST JANUARY IN MEXICO CITYI and we will grade it and "divide the club into either offense or Amo Bessone, Michigan State hockey coach, earned letters in baseball and basketball at Los Angeles. (AP) Athletic defense and get to work. You Director Jess HilL of the Univer just can't coach 75 players both ways. sity of Sbuthem California announced the appointment of two FACING Handsome Bulls From The PEIVUELAS HERD 4- 4 The scrimmage session was the nen, president of Time, was elected chairman of the board and president of the International Golf Association, succeeding Howard L. Clark.

Clark, who has headed the association since 1963, will remain on the board of directors. Linen is vice president and director of the Stanwich Club, Greenwich, Conn. The IGA sponsors the International Golf Championship and Canada Cup matches. assistant basketball coaches, both last practice for the Miners un til after the Easter vacation proteges of the new head coach, Bulls en exhibition Thurs. thru Sun.

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Franklin, S33-M10. ar at the bullring. break for us because we have a few injuries and they all should re ready when they return." coach at Santa Ana College.