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Page 20 Sunday, June 3, 1973 THE TIMES-STANDARD 442-1711 Eureka, California Trio shares top spot in Sealy-Faberge LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) 1 Two seasoned veterans of the women's golf tour and a left-I handed newcomer share the lead in Faberge Sunday's the $100,000 Sealy- ClasRic going into final round with 36 hole scores of 143, three-under par, Kathy Cornelius, 40, a pro since Sandra Haynie, 29, who started playing for money in 1960, are the veterans. Bonnie Bryant, 29, who didn't earn her players card until last year, is the newcomer. Miss Park, Saturday to her first round 71 Cornelius. LHchfield added a 72 over the par 73 Desert Inn Course.

Miss Haynie, Dallas, went 70-73. Miss Bryant, Oakland had 72-71. Defending champion Betty Burfeindt was all alone in fourth place at 144 after shooting a three-under-par par 70 Saturday. She was in a 10-way tie for 16th 1 place w'ith a 74 after Friday's first round. Mary Mills, Gulfport, who paced Friday's first round with a 69, fell off to 76 Saturday and was in five-way tie for fifth place with Japan's Chako Higuchi, Judy Rankin, Donna Caponi Young and Carol Mann.

Miss Carnelius had and one birdie in 17 pars putting SECOND ROUND leaders in the $100,000 Scaly- Faberge Classic LPGA golf tourney are, from left, Kathy Cornelius, Litchfield, Bonnie Bryant, Oakland, and Sandra Haynie, Runaway, Tex. They topped the field of 54 women pros with two-day totals of 143. (UPI Telephoto) Weiskopf leading Kemper CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) -Tom Weiskopf zipped throug the third round of the Kempe Open golf tournament with four-under 68 Saturday an claimed a two-stroke lead at 13 under-par 203 after 54 holes the $200,000 event. Veteran Ken Still, who ha been on the PGA tour since I960 but hasn't won a tourna ment since 1970.

and Lannj Wadkins both shot 71s to tie for the runnerup spot at 205. 11- under-par on the Quail Hollow Country Club course. Four players were lied at 10- under 206, including second- round leader Leonard Thomp- son, who shot a fat 74 with twoimoney winnings wth $81,822 on bogeys Saturday. Others at 206 were Cesar Sanudo, a four-yeai tour veteran confined to the also-ran ranks so far this yea who shot a six-under 66, Dave Hill with' a third round 67 and Charles Goody with a 70 Saturday. Art Wall Jr.

was next in line at eight-under 208 after a rounc of 70. Rod Funseth carded a 70, Wayne Yates a 70 and George Johnson a 68 to tie at 209. Nine golfers were clustered at 210. "I'm playing really well, lulled very well and feel very onfident," said Weiskopf, a all Ohio native lied for fifth in this year's tour. "I'm looking forward lo tomorrow," he said.

"I'm no going lo play conservative golf "I'm playing as well as I've ever played--I'm very relax ed." Weiskopf said. Still also had praise for Weiskopf. "Tom played a good solid round," he said. "The way ne's playing he just might win the U.S. Open." Weiskopf started off slow Saturday, shooting par on the 'irst four holes before hitting a hree wood to within 25 feet of he cup, then two-putting for a ijrdie on the 565-yard No.

5 Norfolk St. snares crown 6, Tom Brown, allfornla State-ch 9:18.5. Mile run--1, Sieve Foster, Ashli 2, Willie Eashman, California Slate-Hayward, 3, Tom Stelner, Mankato Slate, 4, Dennis Schultz, Northern Iowa, 5, Gordon Oliver, Mt. St. Mary's, 6, Mike Larson, Eastern Illinois, 4:10.0.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, I d. '(UPI) Speedster Steve Reddick, with three firsts, Saturday led favored Norfolk Stale to its. first NCAA college division track; and fiejd championship. The Spartans, runnersup to Eastern last year, tolaied 54 points in the three- day, meet to shade Lincoln University, in second place with 48, and third place Eastern Illinois with 45. Reddick, who repeated Friday as 100-yard dash champion, won the 220 Saturday in 20.6 seconds, missing Ihe meel record by one tenth of a second.

He then anchored Norfolk State's 440-yard relay which won in 40 seconds flat. Three more meet records were smashed on the final day of the competition at Wabash College and another was tied. Reynaldo Broln of California Poly Obispo became a two-time winner of the high jump, outclassing the field at 7 feet 2 inches. He set the previous record of 7 feet 1 Vi inch two years ago. Norfolk's Anthony Hall threw the javelin 258 feel 7 inches and Norwegian Knut Hjellnes of West Maryland hurled the discus 183 feet for the other records.

Larance Jones of Noitheast Missouri repeated as 440 champion and tied Hie record of 46.1 seconds sel in Friday's semifinals by Willie Lylcs of Lincoln, who was second in Ihe finals. Javelin--1, Anthony Hall, Norfolk State, 356 ft 7 in (new record, betters 243 ft 4 in by Jim eeney, I'ullerton state, 19721: Ken Johnson, Puget Sound 249-5; 3, Bill Spaet, Seattle-Pacific, 236-5; 4, John Elliott, 227-11; 5, Dave Bruner, Sorth Dakota, 221-2; 6, Gerald Piester, Central college, 210-7. 440-relay--I, Norfolk State (Bob Colbert, Bill Cuffee, Ralph Jackson, Steve Riddick) :40.0; 2, Lincoln :40.5; 3, Eastern Illinois 4, Denison, C.w. Post, 6. California Poly SLO, 41.3.

steeplechase 1, Wayne Saunders, Illinois-Chicago Circle, 2, Rick Livesay, Eastern Illinois, IPalance will be seen nexl in the 3, Stuart Hobbs, California-Davis, 4, John Biedrzycki, C.W. Post, 5, Steve Owen, California Humboldt, hour mOVlC for CBS-" V. tied in So. Humboldt ROHNKRVILLE JeFf Walker and Charley Gibson are tied for the lead with 68s after the first round of the Southern Humboldt Golf Tournament at the Redwood Golf and Country Club Saturday. The final 18 holes will be played today.

Gary Schillings is third in the championship flight with a 77. In low net play, Gene Benham leads the regular division players with under 10 handicaps with a 68. Schillings is second at 69. Roy regular Williams leads' the division players who have a 10 or above handicap with a 70. Bob Congdon is one stroke back at 71.

Gail Lu.sk tops the players who have a 13 or under handicap with a 65. Gary Goyan is seven strokes back at 72. Walt Farney fired a 07 to take lead in the 14-anri-over Dracket of seniors play. Chuck Bcckman's 72 was good for second place. PALANCE'S NEXT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Jack 'alance will be seen next in the title role of "Dracula," a two Pole vault--1, Paul DeLaltseh, St.

Olaf, tt; 2, Bill Spaet, Seattle-Pacific, 15-4; 3, (tie) Dave Wilson, MIT, and Ken Haagen, California Poly SLO, 15-4; 5 (tie) Charles Evlo, California-Irvine, and Steve Hughes, Catifornia-Weitmont, 15-0. more Discus--1, Knut Hieltnes, Wsfen Maryland, 183 feet (betters previous record 178-11 by Stan McDona Id, I incoln, 1967); 2. Arthur McColIum, Cal Hayward, 174-3; 3. Bob Yourek CalChico 167-8; 4. BUI Toltman, Western Illinois, 167-7; 5.

Paul Okerslrom, Mankato Slate, 167-6; 6. Steve Perry, Augustana, 161-0. High jump--1. Reynaldo Brown, Cal Poly Obispo, 7 ft 2 in. (betters his record 7-1 1971); 2.

Chris Schneider, Cal Hayward, 6-10; 3. (tie) Ben Fields, New Paid, and Clarence Frazisr, Cal Northridge, fi-B; 5. Greq Peterson, HartwicK, 6-8; 6. Steve Buso, Oswego, 6-8. 440-yard dash--1.

Larance Jones, Northeast Missouri, :46.1 (ties record by Willie Lyles, Lincoln in semifinals); 2. Willie Lyles, Lincoln, :46.5; 3. Herman Frazier, Denison, 4. Dennis Roloff, Northern Iowa, 5. Chuck Larsuel, Mount Union, :47.2; 6.

Bob Colbert, Norfolk State, :47.4. 440 yard hurdles--1. Rod Jackson, Eastern Illinois, :51.1; 2. Carl Stevenson, Southern, 3. Aaron Ankeny, Mount Union, 4.

Roger Pation, Cal Northridge, :51.8; 5. Don Slevin, Tutts, :51.8; 6. Roger Landwehr, Mankalo State 220-yard dash--1. Steve Riddick, Norfolk Slate, '50 2. James Amerison, Lincoln, :20.fl; 3.

Richard Hardware, Adelphi, :20.7; 4. Martin Amoke, Westmont, 21.0; 5. Raymond Carey, C. W. Post, 21.0; 6.

John Haley, Cal Poly SLO, 21.3. 880-yard run--1. Jim Cough, Cal Poly Pomona, 2. Al Sceney, Cal Poly Pomona, 3. Harold Small, Brandeis, 4.

Bob Linn, Ashlam 5. Tim McCabe, Union, 6. Neils Kahlke, Cal Poly SLO, 1:52.5. Triple Jump- -1, Anthony Terry, Cali- Jornia-Davis, 51 ft 6 in; 2, Cheslei Robertson. California-Northridge, 51-2 3, Richard Blockington, Norfolk State, 512; 4, Emory Montgomery, California Poly-Pomona, 51-1 Vt; 5, Len Jenkins, East Stroudsburq, 50-6 6, Hugo Jacombsmeyer, Northern Colorado, 51-5 Vi.

Mile Lincoln, 3, Northeast Missouri, 3, Northern Iowa, 4, Cal Poly-Pomona, 5, Eastern Illinois, 6, Norfolk State, 3:17.3. 3-mlle run--1, Garry Bentley, South Dakota State, 2, Robert Lees, Central Connecticut, 3, Dave White, Callfornia-Fullerton, 4, Tom Flemming, Paterson, 5, Joseph Rukanshagiza, Siena, 6, Mark Cover), California-Fullerton, 14:25.1. hole. He finished out the fronl nine with par golf and turnec the corner one under. At No.

JO, Weiskopf wedged to within two feet of the cup and putted in for a birdie. On 14 and'15, he wedged to within 15 feel both limes and one- putted lor birdies. On No. 16, he hit a wedge shot to within two feet and added another birdie. But on No.

18, a 448-yard par four hole, his drive landed to the right and he over-drove the green on his second shot, then litched to within five feet and for a bogey. Weiskopf 65-70-68-203 inny Wadkini 66-68-71-205 en Still 67-67-71-205 Ihdrles Coody Thompson Dave Hilt Cesar Sanudo Wall Wayne Yates George Johnson Rod Funseth Rob Payne Lou Graham Victor Regalado Chi Chi Rodriguez Loe 7 rev i no Jim Dent John Schlea Bob Shaw J.C. Snead Bert Yancey Ben Kern Al Gelberger John Gay Brewsr Dan Sikes Rick Rfioades Larry Zlegler Mac McLendon Jchn Mahaffey Don Padgett Arnold Palmer Roy Pace Hale Irwin Fred Marl! iteve Oppermann Dale Douglass Mike Wynn rtin Bohen 1 Greene Dickson Tommy McGinnis rtan AHIn Miller Barber Gary Groh Mike Reasor Tommy Sanderson 71-6B-67-20I 71-69-66-206 70-68-70-208 68-71-70-209 73-68-68-209 70-69-70-209 71-71-68-210 72-66-72-210 70-70-70-210 69-70-72-21 68-71-72-211 71-70-70-211 73-69-69-211 70-69-72-211 72-68-71-211 68-70-73-211 67-72-72--211 71-72-68-211 73-69-70-212 68-73-71-212 71-69-72-212 69-72-71-212 72-72-68-212 73-71-69-212 72-69-69-213 69-70-74-213 71-69-73-213 71-73-69-213 71.71-72-214 73-71-70-714 AB-74-72-214 67-76-71-71. 72-71-71-214 71-71-72-214 74-66-74-214 75-69-70--214 HSU's Owen snares fifth CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Humboldt State's Steve Owen took firth in the steeplechase in the NCAA College Division track and field championships Saturday afternoon.

Steeplechase runner Ron Elijah and pole vaulter Ross Ellis did not place in their events. Owen's finish gave the Lumberjacks 12 standings. points in the Friday Chuck Smead captured the six mile run in record time. Texas runs fastest mile relay of year WICHITA, Kan. (UPI) The University of Texas closed Out the U.S.

Track and Field Federation championship meet Saturday night with a 3:05.7 mile relay, fastest in the nation this year. The race was tight until the Longhorns' third man, John Lee, opened up a 15-yard lead with a :46.3 quarter mile. Kim Howe of Michigan and Skip Kent of Wisconsin could not close the gap on Don Sturgal. the Aggies' anchorman. The winning time was of a second better than the Longhorns' previous best.

In the mile run, Rick Wohlhuter had a career best ol 3:58.8, only a week aftgr he set a world record in the half mile. The Chicago Track Club ace passed up an invitation to special half mile after a good qualifying time in the mile. He took 'over early in the last lap and sprinted away from the field at Wichita State's Cessna Stadium. "I wanted to run under four minutes and felt that this track would be a pretty good place to get that time," Wohlhuler said, emphasizing he considers himself primarily a half miler. 'I'm not used to running a mile and I thought I was out there 'or an eternity." Decathlon--1, Jelt Oklahoma City, 8WO; Rrur.e Jenner, Graceland, 7777; 3, Jim Club West, 77U; Dave Bahr, Graceland.

7304: 5, John Whitson, Lamar, 7117; Lt. Mike Kiddle, U.S. Marine, 6989. (New meet record-olc record, 7523 held by Bennett). Marathon-1, Dennis Delmont, L.S Marine, 1, John Branley, Colo State, 3, Tom Berger, Colo State, Robert Resales, Wost Kansas T.C., 5, Gary Hardin, Terlingua T.C., 6, Jeff Schemmel, Kansas Stale, 2:59:44.

440 Intermediate Hurdles--1, Efr Ladies Day at Redwood ROHNERVILLE Redwood Empire Golf and Country Club ivomen played in a "Low Net" 5olf tournament on Ladies Day. Jean Roberts won the tournament with a net 66. Jo McManus placed second with a 70. Vi Wilson and Doris Chartier tied at 74 each for third place. Helen Schager and Midge Smith also tied for fourth placn at 75 each.

The first round of team play was also held. Team Six with members, Jean Roberts, Verna Ilunsaker, Frances Oliver, and Vi Wilson, leads the four month's play with best ball of 60. Three strokes back at 63, Team One, with members Gloria Mildred Wray. Anita Hull, and Gibson. Lamar, 50.2; Jim Baddlng, Pacific Coast T.C., 50.3; 3, Bob Sfeele, Chicago T.C., 50.3; 4, Mike Lee, Kansas State, 51.8; 5, Terry Musika, Pacific Coast T.C., 52.1; 6, Bruce Ginther, Colo.

State, 52.7. 440 Yard Relay--1, Southwestern Louisiana, 40.1; 2. Texas, 40.2; 3, Purdue, 40.3; 4, Texas A. 5, Southern Methodist, 40.5; Oklahoma State, 40.8. Triple Jump--1, John Craft, Chicago 55-7; 2, Barry McClure, Middle Tenn.

53-9; 3, Abe Brown, North Texas, 50-9; 4, Al Lanier, Clnncinatl, 50-8 5, Craio White, Western Vf, 6, Steve Beueaui, McNeese Invitalional 880 Run-1, Dave Wottle, Bowling Green, 2, Skip Kent, Wisconsin, 1:49.7, 3, Ken Sparks, Chicago T.C.; 4, Bob Mango, Illinois, 5. Mike Durkln, Illinois, 6, John Mock, Chicago T.C., 1:51. Women's Shot Put--1, Linda Montgomery, Texas T.C., 40-5 2, Linda Rowe, Graceland College; 3, Kathy Kaeble, Woodbine T.C. 39-4; 4, Mollefi Kauzlarich, Cenlerville Com. S.D.

36-0; 5 J. Little, Texas Women's Univ. 34-9; 6, Nancy Arnold, Texas T.C. 31-8 'A. 440 Relay--1, Texas Women's 47.5; 2, Thunderbolt T.O., 48.6; 3, Texas T.C., 49.2; 4, loshiek T.C., 50.1; 5, Iowa State T.C.

50.3; 6, Woodbine T.C., 51. Mile Run--1, Rick Wohlhuter, Chicago T.C., 3.58:8; 1, Ltirl Rose, Pacific Coat T.C., 3, Bruce Fisher, Syracuse 4, Ted Castaneda, Colorado, 5, Ricky Yarbrough, Texas, 6, Sam Torres, 4:05.8. Doris Chartier, and with members Team Marie Williams, Margaret Helen Munz, a and Jane Walker are tied for second place. Next Thursday Redwood vomen will he playing in a 'Most Pars or Better" golf ournamcnt. THE SPORTSMAN'S CORNER SPORTSMEN Read this corner daily for oroducts and services fo make your next hunting, ishing or camping trip a ucccss.

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She' was four under par a i birds 13 and 14, but bogied 15 and he next two holes. The only left-handed player in the LPGA tour, she does verything else right-handed. "I think Bob Mathias, the Olympic decathlon champ and myself are the only two thletes ever born in Tulare, she said. "All the rest re farmers." Miss Burfeindt had seven ill-dies' and four bogeys in carding Saturday's low round of 34-36--70. Six one-putt birdies came in clusters of three 13, 14, 15 on her outgoing second nine and 3,4,5 coming back on the 'ronl nine.

She also had a two-putt birdie on the par 5 18th hole. Her rageys included one three-putt green. The aking 1973 winner lias penicillin for a been virus condition but laughingly remarked," You know what they say --beware of the sick ones." Miss Mills had 15 pars and three bogeys with her 38-38-76. GENWAY CHCVROLfT DCALIR8 Lease a New 73 Chevrolet Buick or Opel P. C.

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