The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 6

Son Mateo HVt TElltttff soturqay, juiy American Swim Dip No Surprise ti, rorwri holder in the 100 breaststrokc. will challenge again in that event tomorrow'. Job is the American record holder. The women's 400 freestyle was strictly an Australian affair The owner of the three month old pending wor.d record was 17 year old Aussie Karen Moras. But she got a litt trouble from her good friend Shane, who took the lead quickly Miss Gould was ahead of the record setting pace at every quarter 1:03.8.

2:09.6 and 3:16. Her final 4:21.2 broke Miss Moras' mark bv eight tenths of a second and inactive Debbie Mi old record by more than two seconds. "1 was amazed." Share said afierward. "1 felt I had a good lime going, but Karen and I didn't have a plan. We just wished each other good luck and away we went.

The short haired blonde jumped a bit as each microphone was shoved in her face apparently world records are still somewhat new lo her. McBreen followed in his 400 and swam exactly the same lime as he had last year 4:10.0. He finished fifth, and he wasn't too surprised. "1 said So mvself as I hit the water. Tom.

this is tisi going to be one of those days when you've going lo And (Continued on Page 7. Column 1) be rested for this meet, they'd ruin their training schedule for the nationals." Ant' a world record at Santa Clara now wouldn help a swimmer who couldn't cut it at the Nationals in August So foreigners won five of the eight indmdual swimming events on Ihc first day of the three day meet at Jjiterna tional Swim Center. And they accounted for four of the seven meet records. Still, the near capacity crowd didn't complain The Santa Clara meet is the best one around; the first Sov.et swim earn ever to compete in the U.S. was there.

So were, the Australians and swimmers from seven other countries. Miss Gould opened the program yesterday with a qu ck meet record of 59.3 in the 100 meter freestyle. She was the onlv swimmer under 1:00. "Mark' Spitz, who owns more records than the FBI, came back with a 53.0 100 win. Galina Stepanova, the Soviets' premier women breasl stroker, took the best eAnza's Claudia Clevenger was able to muster and still won with relative ease in 2:447 Pankin trailed Job by two body lengths through the first half of the 200 breastroke, but after the split he pulled up and went on to break Job's meet record by a tenth or a second in 2:25.7.

By CHRIS STAVE The opening of the fifth annual Santa Clara Invitational swim meet veslcrday was almost fun for the ate lar foreign vimmci ihev didn't have to keep up a muscle straimng training schedule for the U.S. Nationals meet in August. So when San Mateo's Tom McBreen stood at poo side waiting for his 400 meter freestyle to be run and watched yeaF old Australian sensation Shane Gould claim her third world record, he knew he wasn't likely to equal the eat McBreen, like the other swimmers for coach. Tom hoj man's Golden Gate Aquatic Club, was not in top shape for such competitive world class meet. 1 Earlier, while Stanford's Brian Job was losing the 200 meter breaststroke to a great finish by Russian archrival Niculai Fankin, Hotman explained some of the Americans problems.

Holman said. "That lad's a world record holder in this race, and he's going to get beat. He's running on sheer guts now, and that won be enough. 11 WS' A lot of these kids will be peaking for the Nationals in August." Holman said. "Swimming is an endurance sport and vou have to work over a long period of time tc i bull I up shape If those kids slacked off their training so they could pt Arm TS THE VICTOR Australia's 14 year oia stSrshani Gould, floats placidly on her ha "Id out of the water, after setting a wot mark of 4:21.2 for the women's 400 meter freestyle Friday at.

Santa Clara InternaboitaUwim et. Sports I Trevino Wins British Open by One Stroke Fox Credits the Astros LOS ANGELES tAP Charlie IrnaslinR toward a viclory that Fox wouldn't say the San Fran would have cut the C.iams' Wd Cisco Giants' six run explosion jovcr them in Hie National could break the backs of IhclLcaguo West to our i games. chipped to within 12 feet on his fifth shot and two who oarred the seven teenth to move within a stroke, kept the pressure on wnn a birdie on the eighteenth, hut Trevino responded like a cham Anodes Dodccrs. They led 1 1 going inm oion. After Lu's birdie, Trevino, ninth.

It's just a bifi game in a hat's when, said i'ox. me rk Houston Manager Harry who was cm the green in two two putted from 35 feet, the win ncr coming from a foot away. Craie Defov of England fin By JOHN FARROW AP Sports Writer SOUTHPORT, England Lee Trevino used radar accurate putting on the front nine and then withstood a double bogey on the seventeenth today to win the British Open Golf championship by one stroke over Liang Iuaii Lu. Trevino 's double bogey cut his lead From three strokes to one ahead of Lu, with whom he was paired, and Tony Jacklin of England, who was in the clubhouse with a 12 under par 280. Bur.

the flamboyant Mexican American never tost his poise and won the title when he matched Lu's birdie on the final Walker ignited earlier this week look hold. The Giants leao grew ished fourth at 281 after a final games wilh Willie Met.nv li a ses loaded double and rnitnri 69. long schedule. Ihe Giants' manager said aft ci" Friday night's 7 4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers before (he biggest Dodger Stadium crowd of the season, 53.5f. Rut the clubhouse mood after ward provided some clue jubilation among (lie Giants, dejection among the Dodgers.

The Dodgers appeared (o be Hick Diet a iwo riin single a Defending champion Jack Nicklaus finished at 283 with a closing 65 and was tied with big blows is still fuming over Walk nrdcr for a sacrifice when Dodgers coach Jim Gilliam runs in to break it up as Giants Willie McCovey, left, and umpire Ed Sudol look on Buckner bunted In Marichal who ran to first base and taged Buckner rather roughly for the out. AP Wircpholoi HE DIDN'T LIKE THAT TAG Los Angeles Dodgers Bill Buckner starts to go after Giants Juan Marichal who has his hands raised, after Buckner was tagged out at first base during fifth mninfi. Masters cnampion uui Coodv. who finished with a W. the A.stnts held a comfortable lead and won 1B I.

South Africa's Gary Player came in at 72 and 284. We've been burning mart hole. with a ever since lhat thing with Hous Trevino i i Fox. "We gel that and I like it. Sine.

a big game." Kox Ihree tuider par 71). Lu, tne surprising player from Taiwan also carded a 70 and Jacklin, tied with Lu one stroke back of Tennis Is the World's Greatest Sport: Brooks said nf Friday night's victory. 'Where can vou heal that bul it's still a long season, you can beat Ihe guy Trevino after three rounds, with a 71. Jacklin finished third at 280. a fstrnke back of Lu.

Trevino'? 276, 14 under par over the 7.080 yard. 'par 35 7.1 Royal Birkdalc Links, behind especially in his park, it's a hig one." offer exposure lo (he real est junior tennis in the world at a minimal cost lo Ihe player," he added. "There is nn sport in the The Dodgers aim ruants col ide again lonighl with Gaylnrd I'l'ry. (i fl. pitching lor San world," Brooks noted, "where a family will take in a complete stranger for a week and feed "There is a tremendous junior tournament schedule for the vou Hi of California." he added.

And because of lhat. Brooks predicts a rosey future for tennis in "he Golden State. The three junior lourna menls San Jose. Berkeley and Burlingame are the three greatest weeks o( tennis any junior player could ever hope lo experience." he revealed. "Some parents shell out $S(HI for a three week tennis camp, while these three tournaments he queried.

While Brooks feels thai this year's crop of juniors isn't quite lip to par wilh the one I wo years ago which included Erik van Dillon. Roscnc Tanner. Huh McKinncy and Dickie Stockton, he dos feci I at Northern Calif nria will produce a national champion in wo years. have witnessed Ihc play ol some tremendous Mi year olds in this lournamenl." Brooks (Continued on Page 7, Col. 61 play nearly all year around." Brooks commented between calls at the Junior National Hard Courts and at he Pcnin sala Tennis Club yesterday afternoon, The voungsters here don't, realize how well off they are.

They can hop in a car and be al a junior tournament in a matter of minutes or hours," he noted. "Some places," tike the Missouri Valley," Brooks stated, "the junior tournaments are few and many miles between." By GARRY NIVER Tennis is a sport you have, to play eight days a week in order to stay up with your opponent. That is the evaluation veteran tournament official Norm Brooks of San Mateo gives of the sport. And that is why, Brooks points out, that California youngsters have it made, so to speak. "California has a great program (or the development of junior tennis, in addition to weather which permits you to this him.

Because is pay lis youngster has gave him his third national championship in lour weeks the United States. Canadian and British Opens and made him the first man to win the U.S. nr.fi British titles in the. same year since Ben Hogan in 103.1. Trevino set a sizzling pace at the outset.

He birdied five il the first nine holes and needed only 1 1 on the front nine. This or her entry fee and spend a couple of dollars during the week, and meel the best there i.s playing." Brooks said. (, hints' and TV Tonight's game between Hie friants and Los Angeles will hr televised over KTVU (31 and broadcast over KSFO (5601 at 7 p.m. Tomorrow's game Ijclworn the Giants and Dodgers will he televised el I p.m. gave him a five stroke lead over; Williams Promises Junior Net Lu anct seven uvti El Paso, Texas, pro bogeyed the tenth birdied the thirteenth and bogeyed the fourteenth.

He then got another birdie at No. 15 before running into trouble at the seventeenth. His tee shol at No. 17 went into the sandhills and he failed to get it out with his second stint. HLs third shot went into the rough and he came out.

still short of the green. Trevino then Mangual More Work Finals Sunday Blue struck out 17 hatters and Williams was pleased with Ihel OAKLAND (AP) Oakland beat Ihe curfew today, along the four A's pitchers who work pitching of starter Vida Blue ed in the game had a total who went 11 inninss and relief with the California Angels. And By GARRY NIVER A key member of one of the rookie Angel Mangual has a man kollie Fingers who pitched seven scoreless innings. of 24 strikeouts. That tops th major league record of 23 the New York Mels in 1964 Peninsula's more prominent promise ot a new sun i was my decision to take Francisco against Don Stilton, The Inislraled Dodge re not only had the Giants on Ihr but they'd chased Juan Marichal amid a storm nf boos.

Marichal, who is just plain disliked at Dodger Stadium, nearly got into it with Rill Buckner. They exchanged words and a shove or two but nothing All lhat. was quickly forgotten in the wild ninth. I hough, when the Gianls barreled over sian er Claude Osleen, chased Jim Brewer and then slapped two more runs on Pele Mjkkelsen. It was a 4 1 game a tenacious performance by Osteon who' had worked oul of jam after jam while giving up II hits, and a couple of well placed single; by Willie Crawford lhat scored two runs.

ting several returns and by double faulting once. The last game of the first set. however, proved to be the most exciting of the day as the two youngsters fought to deuce five times. The Palo Allan, who seemed a little tense in the First set, loosened up in the second set ana started out by breaking Hagey's Angel oulfielder Billy Cowan had the dubious distinclion of oul Blue." Wiliiams said. "He had thrown 129 pilches and that! tennis families had a seat on the sidelines today as the USLTA's National Junior Hard Courts moved into their next to last (Continued on Page 7, Col.

51 was enough. prove it. Mangual singled at 1:08 a.m. in the 20th inning, concluding the 'longest 1 0 game in American League history. The previous record was IS innings.

Mangual earned a $200 suit day of activity. Stanford bound Chip Fisher Cow Palace Wrestlers Vie Rav Stevens challenges Paul Dervtarco for the mythical United States heavyweight wrestling championship in a Death Match at Ihe Cow Palace tonight. First preliminary starts at. 8:30 p.m. In the co feature.

Rocky Johnson. Peter Maivia and Pepper Martin will duel Pat Patterson, Billy Graham and Dr. Ken Ra mpv iii a six man match. nut uo a tenacious oame How They Stand nf clothes from A owner Charles O. Finley who was list against second seeded James i service.

Hagev in the boys' IB quarter However, Fisher's bid for up fi.ials yesterday afternoon, be Dromjnence was shortlived ening lo ilie game by telephone at his Indiana nomc. fore finally succumbing to Hag Harev dug in end whip NATIONAL LEAC.UE West Division AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Pet. The winmnn hit scored Cu pin point passing shots. 6 2. Pel.

GB Rlefarv from second Dase ana at tne reniiisii iwiu li. ground shots all over tne conn lo completely his opponent in the final set. in ore of the better upsels nf HOT DRIVER Denis Huime, of the McLaren team, pumps his fireproof suit to cool his face after practice run for Can Am race at Road Atlanta near Gainesville. Ga. (AP Wirephntn) the last chance Oakland! jants Club.

Other bouts Pepper Gomez vs. Mighty Brutus, Pat Barrett id to win. The umpires already had de Ihe day. Palo Alto's Matt Mitch 2S .655 39 .524 ll 4fi .450 IB' 49 .449 17' 43 4.19 IB 4S 439 18 OAKLAND Kansas City Minnesota California Chicago Milwaukee Lns Angeles 48 4(1 Houston 4.1 42 Atlanta 44 47 Cincinnati 3B 51 creed because ol a curtew mat .545 6 .506 9'i 484 i .427 1 6'2 .368 2Hi the 20th inning was the last el! took a huge step toward winning the national Boys' 14s title when he upset number one seeded Howard Schoenfield of Bev of the game. The game lasted San Diego East Division East Division Pet.

hours. 5 minuies. The pitch was too close to Pel. GB 56 31 vs. Treach lumps, uerry nun ti vs.

Ham Sasaki. Two Wav Tie in Gal Golf HORSHAM. Pa. (UPI) Ka thy Whitworth, the top money' winner on the women's circuit 53 3) .531 Baltimore take. Mangual said, was outside, but I wasn't sure how Colts for Sale? It's Unlikely BALTIMORE (API Owner Boston 49 35 .583 4 Detroit 46 38 7 New York 39 47 453 15 Thus if Hagey and top seeded Raul Rameriz who.

fifth seeded John Lucas at the Golden Gateway courts in San Francisco yesterday, fi 3. 3 can get by today's semifinal activity, they will meet in tomorrow's" championship finals. The girls' IE finals commence tomorrow's fult day of championship tennis, getting underway at 10 a.m.. to be followed by the boys' finals at 11:30 a.m. The two championship doubles matches will be held in the afternoon as the Peninsula Tennis Club brings to a close a hectic seven full days of exciting far." A's manager Dick Williams Pittsburgh New York Chicago St.

Louis Philadelphia Montreal Bul a single by Chris hpeicr started the ninth. Manager Waller Al.sf.nn immediately replaced Osleen wilh Brewer, explaining afterward. "Claude said be didn't have il anymore and so 1 went, to Brewer." Brewer gave up a ground ball single to Tito Fuentes and them Willie Mays got an infield single, pulling away from a pilch but the ball fell between We Parker and Jim Lefebvrc and no one covered first. That loaded the bases and McCovey, gimpy knee and alt. promptly slammed a double to score Spcier and Fuentes.

slice 'ho Dodgers' lead to 4 3 and. leave runners al second and third with no one mil. Mikkelscn then came in and got Bnbbv Bonds en a short (Continued on Page 7. Cnl. 31 .529 10 .512 112 .419 lf)1 45 40 44 42 3fi 50 34 51 430 17 393 20 said Mangual may get more chances to play in Ihe second Cleveland Washington 33 Carroll Rosenbloom says he and were tied at KA two strokes in front of the Friifar'! won't sell the Baltimore Colts half of the season.

He's earned it." Williams 3, Phi'sOe phla erly Hills, 3 6. 6 2, 6 0 San Mateo's Ann Kiyomura also declared her intentions on winnieg her second straight girls' 16 national championship when she defeated Kathy May. 5 7, 6 2. '5 0 to move into today's finals with top seeded Laurie Tenney. A couple of champions were crowned yesterday, including Jeff Robbins.

the younger brother of F. D. Robbins; 1968 Junior National Chamoion, Jeff defeated Scott Lipton of San Jose, 6 1. 6 4. for the boys' 12s title.

pack today going into the sec football team unless son Steve ond rouna oi me the new president, ''becomes said. Mangual is platooned with Rick Monday in center field, with the rookie playing against lefthanded pitchers and Monday Onklil 1. California 0, i Situraar'i i Boston ISitturt tr.JI too unhappy." "He has been brought, up al Washington Ladies (jOH was S'tied at 70 were Judy Kim ball. Betsy Cullen and Jo Anr Prentice. his life as a Colt," Rosenbloom against righthanders.

Mangual is hitting .322 and Monday .229. Williams said Mangual would In vestcrday's featured match a i the PTC. Haeev and Fisher said of his 27 year old son. he wants is to be in football and battled it out on court one be Cleveland (McOo he wants to stay in Baltimore." cum VI plav the final three games against the Angels today and Sundav. Rightftelder Reggie Jackson left Friday night's game with a charley horse and mav not play today, and left fklder Joe Rudi will miss both Sunday'' Oamat COWBOY BOOTS FRYE ACME JUSTIN I COME TO IN NOLTE tSIOCIC.m.na.

SonCwIa. IHC IWHi SHOP. 51. 4 OPEN THUI5 NITI5 I Top seeded Lea Antonopolis breezed to her second straight silver by whipping Moree Louie of San Francisco, 6 2, 6 2. in the finals.

And Susan Mehmedbas ich, top seeded in girls' 14s. wri that title with a 64, 64 vic Winchvard Leads! Honolulu 1AP1 windward Passage, frustrated in an effort to make a record crossing iri inRQ, led the 69 boat fleet past the' ha I way point in the 2.22S mile Transpacific yacht race from Los Angeles to The elder Rosenbloom made the comments Friday in answer lo a published story from Los Angeles that he would sell the Colts this year and attmept to fere a near capacity audience 1 just after lunch time, Hagev looked like a walkover at the "outset as he broke Fisher's in the sixth and eighth games to take the first set, 6 2. Hagey's ground shots were hitting the corners and Fisher didn't help matters any by net Bmlon New York MilwauVw al Chicaoo, 2 Ktnsai City at Mlnnesoi. cliiomi Oakland. 2 rievaland at Balllmore.

Iwllis De'iroll a I Waihlnolon i Francisco Loj AnpsK MMV'i Oimtl gmt LdiedulKl today and Sunday because Marine Corps duty. fnrv over Susan Zaro ofMenlo buy the Rams. Park..