The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 67

RECREATION LEAGUES Wednesday. March 4, 1964 The Tines 53 ZZ BOWLING Soccer Standings a Ms Vikings, Red Hots Leading Entering the last week of Six Teams Undefeated As Season Nears Windup )LA HIGH SCHOOL FINAL STANDINGS NOBTh VARSITY Majesties Take Title In Tourney The Majesties Junior Teen Club ruled this week as champions of the 1964 Daly City Recreation Department Co Ed Vol piay. the Vikings and the Red WESTLAKE BOWL By JIM GREAL1SH SEA BOWL By TRISH ARMSTRONG SERRA BOWL By BOB MATTEUCCI I Hots are tied for first place the Cohim Intermediate School's vertz led the Celtic wrecking the Eight Grade League. A lack crew in demolishing the OLPHinf substitutes forced them to Hilltoppers, 47 15. Both players! smash the OLPH Saints, 72 10.

SOUTH VARSITY nit points. Dennis Smith scored 22 pointsj Here is a review of action last week in basketball leaeues sponsored by the Daly City Recreation Department: FIFTH GRADE Short Division The PAL Buccaneers sailed over one of the toughest parts of their course towards the Basketoall League with seven wins and one loss each. In last week's action, the Vikings downed the Bombers. 58 3B and the Red Hots rolled past the Eagles. 61 31.

In an upset earlier, the Spar rame or me cay nonors went l0 iead tne attack to the Holy Angels Padres in Holy Angeis Warriors upset the favored OLM Cubs after bein; SOUTH JVS their same with the OLM Leopards. These arch rivals met in a great contest that saw the Padres lead all the way to win. Joe March hit 20 points for the Padres. The PAL Vikines trumped the emtio, in points naif way tans turned back the Vikings. 4M0.

In other action, the Heci Hots came from behind to down Warriors. 55 49. championship last week. They beat the BYA Kittens. 9 2.

to leyball Tournament. Competing in the War Memorial Community Center, the Majesties took the crown by compiling a 13 2 record and running up 26 tournament points. Second piace was taken by the Imperials, last years champions. The Casualiers took third place with 20 points on 10 wins in 15 outings. through the fourth quarter.

Phil Dupont sparked the War riors in a fourth quarter surge hold down their perfect 5 0 record. Todd Stevenson almost won Tri Oty Tour ii Planned The Daly City Department, of Recreation will host the Tri City AH Star Basketball Tournament i Sherith Israel Knights, 59 4, in a display of strength. Gary Ci ardella collected 19 paints to lead the Vikes in downing a team with one win to its credit. EIGHTH GRADE The PAL Bears continue toj display strength in dominating1 mat evened up the score. Larry Nannini and Chuck Gervethty were the bright lights in the overtime.

Chris Cosola hit 24 for the Cubs. The Playboys picked up a forfeit over the Bayshore Bombers, San Francisco All Star Basketball Tournament of past years. This year, the Pacifica Recreation Department has entered the tournament on the fifth, the War Memorial Conir.m nity Center March 11. 7 This compelilicn is an off sixth, seventh and eighth grade is shoot of the Daly City South levels the game single handedly in the scoring department with eight points. Howie Kaplan tanked a free throw to account for the Buccaneers total.

In the wake of the Buccaneers are the second place PAL Jaguars who ripped up the Holy Angels HotshoLs in a 13 6 bait game. Tim Buckley was high for the Jags with four points, th Jags held the Hotshots to only two points in the first half. The PAL Panthers ate tin the OLPH Bobcats in a 17 5 ball game. Kris Caldwell plunked eight for the Panthers. The OLPH Condors picked up their first win of the season on the scoring of Jim Valenti, Pe Founded three quarters of a century ago.

Home Mutual gives you ter Martin and Jeff Madonn vich. Valenti was high with six points. FIFTH GRADE Long Division The OLM Bears stand high above the Long Division with a perfect 6 0 record. The Bears helped Steve Gold berg Fleece the PAL Rams 23 4. Big Steve collected eight points.

The second place Tigers had a close one with the OLM Indians. Alan Seitzer and Smokey Morton paced the Tigers to their fifth straight win in a 10 8 ball game. Ron Beltramo hit four for the Indians. A shuffled lineup came through for the PAL Pirate; against the OLM Spartans, JmL MORE SAFETY jft Brad Qtianstron moved from Westlake Bowl THE GOLDEN GATE Handicap provided the high scores Monday night as Claude Attell rolled a big 239 game and 634 and Irwin Smith shnt 223 and 603. Don Scott and Gordon were the first week's winners in the current Fourth Annual West lake Handicap Doubles Tournament, taking home the $59 weekly prize.

Their score of 165S will be the target tor many bowlers during the coming weeks as they compete for the S7d0 first prize. Don Scott also took the first weekly prize in the Optional Singles feature with a 634 total including handicap. The tournament continues until March 29 with over in guaranteed prizes. Special squads are scheduled for March 3 and 4 at a p.m. Jaanita Borrcani led the Starliters with a 190 game and 495 series closelv followed by Dolores Langford with 171 and 482.

Vince Ferrigno continues to pound the pins with regularity. His latsst effort was a big 264 game and 579 series in the Blue Monday Scratch League. Another high roller was Rich Kirvin with a 231 game and 587 series. There were three top shooters in the 815 Scratch League, Em Quinn 214 586, Bill Lee 208 587. and Dick Birkett 202 G54.

This is San Francisco City Tournament week at Westlake as over 2.000 bowlers compete in the Twenty ninth Annual San Francisco Eowling Association championships. The team event which is held at Westlake will feature many of the better bowlers nf the Bay Area. Spectators are welcome, with squads scheduled at 6:45 and 9:30 nightly to Friday, 4, 6:4.5 and 9:30 p.m. Saturday and 1:15 and 4 p.m. Sunday.

NATIVE SONS bowler of the week was Don Warner with 203 and 540. Bob Bi'lluomini rolled a 212 game and 506 scries to lead the Country Club Handicap as Babe Lazzair took second spot with 196 and 531. Barbara Kokolis took both high game and high series in the YVVCA League with 166 and 450. Gail Hultgrcn missed the 500 mark by one pin as she led the ladies in the Southgate Mixed Fives with 187499, Wally Stratford topped the men with a IB!) game and 523 series. In the 805 Scratch League Roy Garcia took heme the bacon with a big 244 game and 596 series.

Gene Choppedas took second spnt with 200 and 559. Joy Bipes is an all around athlete. She look her first billiard lesson Monday then on Tuesday she led the Tea Timers with a 181 high game. Dot Mon'tn shot high scries with a 525. Leading the Ladies' BID Classic for the week was Dot Tom who bowled 223 and 56B and Ruth Noll who shot 204 545.

Pat Garcia and Doris Cunningham topped the A Nursery League as Pat rolled 195 and Doris 5Li The split converters were Whitney Ellison 3 10, Emily Drago 3 7 10, Ginny Daly 6 7 and 3 10. Pat Garcia 3 10, Connie Marsh 3 7. Marge Michaels 2 5 10 and 5 7, Margaret Griffiths 5 10 and fiillie Buchanan 5 10. Sea ISowl HIGHLIGHTS of the week in bowling: Biggest game rolled in the 1964 season at Sea Bowl honor went to Emil Magrin of the 870 Classic League with a 275 661. Boh Uhrig of I he Ball Chain League, 252.

The gals really gave the fellows some stiff competition with Amelia Higgins rolling a 256 569. Betsy Gardner a 235 540 and Carol Allen a 233 539 all on the same day and bowling in the Sea Bowlerettes League. Ynwners: Peggy Sehlothan 175 484, Ball and Chain: Ernie Fox, 212 630. Bob Uhrig. 252.

Glamour Grammy's: Bdbby Sheppard, 139 500. Tavern: Ed Wiversoll, 228 607. Moonshiners: Laura Hyle, 179 483. Kings and Queens: Larry Hutchinson. 215 616.

Mariners: Nan Palesi, 186 498. Merchants 620: Les Danner, 211 575. Belles and Beaus: Don Zarnoch, 232 553. SEA BREEZE: Frank Allen, 190 537. Bill Hcnshall, 191 Alleyholics: Penny Smith, 164 200 564.

Carmie Wilson, 214 Neptune's Daughters: Marge Rvan, 169 440. Pennv Tsugawa and Dee Milliren, 174. Wednesday 775: Dave Hembcrgcr, 245 517. Dan Clark, 204 556. Beachcombers: Rnn Jodsaas.

222 583; Harvey Vep rin, 224. Mixed Masters: Luther Swinncy, 179 533. Emil Hill, 230. St ard Listers: Marge (Inlander. 203 523.

Tuesday Mixed Fours: John Folger, 183 527; Tom Hol den, 212. Pacifica Federated Women: Francies Morais, 179 466. Beach Beetles: Eva Romero, 171 391. Aquannts; Dot Butler, 180 for high game ana Helen Crisci had the big series of 151 441. Willy Mosconi will give a billiard demonstration in the Room at 3 and 8 p.m.

tomorrow. It should be quite exciting to see. Serra Bowl HERE WE GO again with the too scores in our leagues for the past week. In the Moonlighters, it was Tony Paris. 214 554; the Madcaps' Bill Murphy with 187 520 and in the Cocktail it was Atlas Arafcawa, 202, and Frank forward to guard and made it big.

He tanked eight points from the guard spot. The Pirates beat the Spar tans, 19 7. The PAL Cougars picked up a victory over the BYA Ramblers. Don Wood. Cougar star, took high point JmiL MORE EARNINGS JlSS QUARTERLY Current Rate Per Annuo, 6 is honors with 11 points.

SIXTH GRADE Still tied for first piace in the Sixth Grade are the OLM Dons and the. PAL Eagles. Both teams are undefeated. Since 1SS5, we've brought our savers a perfect record of safety. From San Francisco's gaslight era, through peace and war, through prosperity and depression, during 79 years of progress Home Mutual Savings has served the needs of conservative, safety minded San Franciscans, You actually earn more S4.93 would be the annual return on a S10O savings account held for one year when Home Mutual Savings' current rate of 4.85 is compounded and maintained for a period of one year.

Why take a penny less than our higher interest on insured savings? The Eagles walloped the Holy Angels Colts, 80 15. Fred Bal letto was on top of the EagSes' scoring column with IB points for two quarters of play. Larry Belfrage picked up 12 points in the same length of time. The Dons nicked up their win this week by forfeit from the PAL Royals, who could not field a team. The Bayshore PAL Thunderbolts singed the tail feathers off the PAL Falcons, 27 16.

Ralph LaMar and Clifford Wong teamed up to split 11 points performances to lead the Thunderbolts. Albert L.edske and Jim Moura both hit six for the Falcons. The OLM Gaels breezed by the OLM Broncos, 35 22. Pet'e King led the Gael scoring parade with 10 points. Brad Thies sen and Carl Casalo hit six each for the Broncos.

The PAL Bullets picked up a win by forfeit over the OLPH 11 111 Jjl MORE CONVENIENCE j) 4 tti feifv i Mr. Home Mutual brings you the wonderful convenience of five offices serving Greater San Francisco. One of the largest, oldest, strongest savings institutions in the West is located right near where you live, work or shop. Or, telephone us now; we'll be happy to arrange to transfer your savings account without your having to leave your home. And you can save by mail with us we pay postage, both ways.

Golds. SEVENTH GRADE The PAL Celtics extended their lead to a two game margin by a win on their part and a loss on the part of their nearest competitor, the OLM Leopards. Steve Powell and Barry Ger Recrcation Cage Standings FIFTH GRADE SHORT DIVJ5ION WiW tk ii OI.PH limcror PAi. rii More San Franciscans save with Home Mutual than with any other savings and loan association. RESOURCES OVER $225 MILLION Open Monday through Thursday lo Friday 9 to 6.

Funds postmarked this month by the 10th, earn from the 1st 3YA CIV. Wa. HAL i FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK MEMBER FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN INSURANCE CORP. MEMBER havarsse. 5d1.

Gary Shearer in the Amigos, 205 537: Phil Wirfz, 244 549 for the Cnmp 5's. In the Lions. Joe Warren, 245 and Sam Kallus, 588. Mike Siegfried. 227 635 for the Gringos and Art Michael 221 591 in the 813 Scratch.

Carl Nicholson, 191 550 for the Majors and the Boozers came up with Paul Anderson. 220 598. Joe De RIsi. 211 595 in the Sportsmen and Glenn Kittilsby. 217 548 for the Lutherans.

The Morning Glories' Marge Somdahl shot high game. 174. and Louise Preto, high series. 455. Judy Maasberg had 180 456 for the Femme Fatales.

In the Knights of Colombus. Jack Taheny produced 224 553. Wayne Ellis blasted 222 587 and Sid Sitnik had a big 255 592, for the First Missile. Bill Hayes 219 569. for the Automotive and Dave Phillips, 224 566 for the 835 Scratch.

Boh Henley, 21P. 540 in the Saints and Sinners and Judy Mohr. 179 491 in the Serra Starters. JOANNE GERMING in the Domestic Engineers took high game with 213 but had to share the high scries mark with Millie Welling's 516. The Satans had John Cino 228 593, Belles and Beau', Mike Wihlcr 213 561 and Deanc Henley once again for Bankers had 224 589.

Lyle Halbert had 212 594 for the Sharpshooters and Sam Grado, 222 in the Astronauts. Ailie Frcyslaben il76 Average) shot 219 205 215 for a terrific 639 series in the Foresters. Ed i i 218 555, in the Rovers, Jay Bclarde, 214 518, in the Portnla Dads and for the Parkmerced it was Paul Gomez, 203, and George Dahl, 549. The Saint Francis league had John McDowell, 207, and Bob Bacigalupi. 555.

Gregg Staudt. 199 563, for Fort Fimston and Tom Conway, 183 526 for the Cardinals. Now don't forget this Friday we kickoff our City of Hope Tournament and would like to see a great turnout on the first night for this very wonderful cause. All awards are in the form of prizes and cost for bowling, including prize fund, is $3. Make your squad reservations early.

See 'ya next week. Home Mutual Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SEVENTH GSABE A SAN FRANCISCO TRADITION OF jirffl SPi SAFETY AND SERVICE SINCE 1SBS BYA Be. Je. Rooring ii'i'iih i'sraefTSiiHs EIGHTH CRAOE Playboy: I 3 POLK SACRAMENTO 1610 Polk Street PRospect 1 1765 2 3RD i IRVING 2201 Irving Street MOntrose 1 3900 NUMBER TEN KEARNY CORNfJ? MarKvl Kearny Geary GAi floid isao GEARY 5509 Geary Blvd. SKyline 2 6800 WESTLAKE SHOPPING CENTER 5 Southgate Avenue WYman 2 4300 Bruce Solibakke of Seattle joined the Washington varsity basketball team this season after averaging 13.8 points in 19 games for the 1962 63 freshman squad.

He is 6 feet 7 MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK.