The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 18

4 r'T'T'T ttt rrv? ry yrrr yyyryi' pyr t' -IPdiuiiniders Absemift for Sept. 4. 1965 THE DAILY SUN A-17 By JACK WILLIAMS Sun-Telegram Sport Writer The 33 candidates for Eisenhower. High's varsity football team should be in good condition by the time twice-a-day drills begin Tuesday. They're required to run the agonizing "Smaha Mile." Eagle mentor Milt Smaha has established a 7-minute time limit for each player.

After a series of strenuous calesthenics, the gridders make like trackmen and try to shatter the mile barrier. If they don't succeed, it's try, try again. "I've been pleasantly surprised by the amount of kids who've survived this method of conditioning," says Smaha. "We had one boy who ran a very respectable 5:53." After an hour of all-out exercises that's really moving. The extra running is all a part of Smaha's new reliance on quickness and mobility, two qualities needed to replace the bruising size of last year's crew.

"We don't have a single varsity candidate as heavy as 200 pounds," moaned the Eagle mentor. Nine returning lettermcn, headed by 190-pound fullback Bill Bernier, form the nucleus of the '65 Eagles. Three are backs, and only one (Steve Preston) is a junior. "We should be about two-thirds seniors this year," says Smaha, "but many of uhem will be players up from the jayvees and Bees with little varsity experience." Besides the hard charging Bernier, Smaha's monogram winners are right halfback Preston (185), left halfback Bobby Gire (175), ends Mickey Uk-leja (150) and Bill Schroeder (170); tackles Paul Wesley (185) and Marty Slack (180); guard John Schiller (180), and center Brian Dewar (175). Two others with varsity experience are transfer Dan Broussard (170), a guard, and Mike Nieto-Gomez (170), an end turned guard.

Several potential candidates for varsity jobs have yet to report for some reason or another, while several more have experience on Eisenhower's championship jayvee and runner-up Bee teams. Big, powerful backs will characterize the Eagle attack. Besides the blasting Bernier, Sma ha will play 194-pound Arnie McCoy and 195-pound Dick Black at running back positions. The quarterback slot, vacated by All-Ivy Leaguer Bob McKin-ney, is up for grabs among four people: Bill McKinney (180), Ron Hartt (135), Chris Hart (130), and Melvin Henry (172). Assisting Smaha with the varsity hopefuls are Norm Daluiso (line), and Don Seinturier (defensive backs).

Junior varsity coaches are Gresnam Rosecamp and Jerry Kramer and Bee mentors are Ed Lindsay and Paul Mucken-fuss. Cooper Pace-Master 100 NYLON CORD BODY EogllesF THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW! by Whipple and Shorten Ralston Rips California Foe Oklahoma City Golf Wininger Keeps Lead FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) Dennis Ralston of Bakers- field, turned killer yes STILL rJOMEM! WE THE OHlV THINGS IL "WEV SAW MIGHT JUST A9 WELL IN WNTS ABOUNC MAlASliEY MANOR THE TWO ratHfr I GONE TO A filgLS' HERE ARE THE YJEEWTHEV WESE THERE TJAU THAT'S VHEM THE BOVS CHECK terday and smashed into the second round of the National Tennis Championships with a business-like 6-0, 6-3, 6-2 vic OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Bo Wininger won a FULL 4 PLY LONG MILEAGE HI-CARBON RUBBER FULL TREAD DEPTH TUBELESS CONSTRUCTION NARROW WHITEWALL three-sided battle with wind, rain and PGA champion Dave Marr yesterday to maintain his one-stroke lead In tory over Jim Hobson, a South' em California student from Ful lerton, Calif. "I'm praying you win this the $65,000 Oklahoma City Open Golf Tournament, carding a two-under-par 70 and five-under-par 139 for -i today," Wininger said, "but year," a fan yelled at Dennis when he walked off the center I'll settle for a round like I had. court.

"I hope so," replied Ameri I'd take a 279 for the tourna ca's top-ranked player as he 7.60x15 8.00x15 ONLY 1 895 ment, too." walked grimly to the dressing Pro Dave Stockton of San Ber nardino had his second straight room. Ralston, third-seeded behind 77 yesterday and failed to make the cutoff at 149. PLUS TAX AND RECAPPABLI EXCHANGI Bo Wininger -70 13 Australia's Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle, led a small cordon of seeded players through the man snub a UJiccuuuci-jai 69 to go with an opening 71. Randy Glover, a 23-year-old pro from Florence, S.C., took over third place with a two-under-par 142 after duplicating Marr's 69. "The wind bothered me a lit- Thunderbirds Drop 83-82 Decision to Chicago Hawks The Los Angeles Thunder- JO LEFf 3279U.SHgHMKm FULL 4 PLY opening matches.

Stolle, No. 2, eliminated Ed' Dav. AAurr 7l--140 Randy Glovtr 73-6914? Tom Aaron 71-72 143 Phil Rodnr 7J-7I-143 Dave Hill 74-49143 Johnny Pott 71-71-13 Jack Rule Jr 75-71143 Dfan Refrem 75-77144 Cliff Brown 71-73144 Tom Weirtoof 7J-7J 144 ward Newman, captain of the U.S. Junior Davis Cup squad from San Antonio, 9-7, 6-2, San Gorgonio, Pacific, SBHS 7-5. Wilier Barber 7S-6 144 Arnold Palmer 7S-70 145 Fischer Draws Two Chess Games Second-seeded Maria Buenos of Brazil, seeking her fourth national women's crown, elimi Billy Maiwell 74-71145 Bobby Nichols 71-74145 Don January 73-7? 145 Tommy Jacob 76-70 146 Joe Kirkwood Jr 7-6 146 Ed Griffith! 73-73146 Jim Ferree 73-74 146 nated Mrs.

Ann Bedard of Cana Board of Education Names Assistant Football Coaches AIR MASTER 100 NYLON FULL 4-PLY NARROW WHITEWALL TUBELESS birds returned to National Roller League play, after winning the President's Cup last weekend, and dropped an 83-82 loop decision to the Chicago Hawks at the Orange Show Thursday HAVANA (AP) Bobby Fischer, the United States George Archer 74-72146 Rex Baxter 74-70146 da in 30 minutes, 6-2, 6-0, and advanced with Ann Jones of Britain, seeded No. Billie Jean Moffitt of San Francisco No. 5, and Carole Graebner of champion. completed two Tesla, John Marman and George Assistant varsity coaches, and Jim Ferrlell Jr 70-76146 Bill Martinis 77.49 146 Ken Towm 71-74147 Chuck Rotar 71.74147 Tom Hornbuckle 74-73147 Jack Montgomery 71-76147 matches yesterday in the Capa night. those in Class and junior var blanca Memorial Chess Tourna Hall as his aides.

Don Niemey-er and John Grenfell handle the Colton's Carmen Gomez, Judy Sowinski and Liz Hernandez Dick Crawford 74-73147 ment and cleared the way for Beechwood, Ohio, No. 7. Mrs. Jones trounced Joyce Davenport of Ardmore, 6-2, Bees, Bill Neel and Jim Fotia sity football, were announced during the San Bernardino Board of Education's meeting the start of the eighth round scored well for the T-Bird women and Ralph Valladares for Ernie Vossler 70-77147 Peter Thompson 75-7J 147 Fred Hawklm 75-72147 Tom Shaw 75-72147 the jayvees. 6-1.

Miss Moffitt won over May- Carl Schiller, former SBHS the men, but it wasn enough Larry Mowry 73-74-147 S1 Thursday night. Dr. Donald R. Wheeler, as lis Burel of France 6-0, 6-2. Mrs.

7.50x14 8.00x14 head varsity coach and now at Giving his moves by telephone Sonny Methvin 76-72 Joe Carr 74-74 148 Graebner, wife of Clark Graeb the helm at San Gorgonio, will to overcome the efforts of Ri-I alto's Kathe Kolbus. Capt. Helen Liska, Loretta Behrens and xHank Edwards 75-73141 Dow Flnsterwald 76-72 la sistant superintendent of schools in charge of personnel, disclosed ner of the U.S. Davis Cup have Ray Vanyo as his aide from New York, the young chess master from Brooklyn Eddie Johnson 73-75 14 squad, ousted Paulette Verzin of the list of mentors at San Ber Larry Mercadante and Doug Bob BatdorK 74-74148 ONLY Coach Don Rixman. The T-Birds return to the Or ended both matches in draws.

Lamesa, 6-0, 6-3. nardino, Pacific and the new Risberg mentor the Bees, Rich ard Marsh the jayvees at the Marvin Kltts 74-74148 Don Cherry 75-73148 John Cook 75-73148 Bob Goalby 75-73148 Gene Littler 75-73148 San Gorgonio High School. PLUS TAX AND RECAPPABLI EXCHANGE ange Show next Thursday night to skate against the New York At SBHS, George O'Day, Hank xCherles Coe 77-72149 Bombers at 8:30 p.m., with Rohn and Hugh Wise will assist new Coach Bill Fox with Over 300 Sports Cars to Race at Santa Barbara Westervelt Furniture, 661 W. xRicherd Norvllle 75-74-149 Steve Sorav 75-74149 Buster Cuplt 73-76149 FULL 4 PLY the Cardinal varsity. Bob Keyes Babe Hiskey 74-73149 Charles Coody 71-78149 Chris Blocker 75-74149 3rd having advance tickets daily except Sunday from 9 a.m.

to 5 p.m. and Tony Purpero are the Class new school in Highland. S.B. Soffballers Drop 3-2 Decision, Fall From Tourney BELL GARDENS First As coaches. Gary Troyer and x-Amateur.

Jack Wilkins the JV mentors. Bob Pring js the trainer. At Pacific, new varsity Loach go to the JCC's community service Among the competitors are Bob Challman of Manhattan Beach, who set a track record of 104.1 miles per hour in a Lotus 30 on Memorial Day week Ralph Caulo will have George SANTA BARBARA Three "bonus" events will spice this weekend's annual Santa Barbara Road Races at nearby Gol-eta Airport. The Formula Racing Association, American Federation of Motorcyclists, and Good Guys of Sedan Racing have accepted in- AIR MASTER 100 NYLON FULL 4-PLY NARROW WHITEWALL TUBELESS end; 'and Scooter Patrick of Beverly Hills, who had a fast sembly of God in San Bernardino bowed out of the Southern tournament here Thursday night with a 3-2 loss to First Baptist Church of Bell Gardens. McCormick's Knee Won't Keep Him Out DENVER (UPI) Veteran HAS A NEW WINNER lap of 1:25 his Porsche 904.

vitations to compete in the California Sports Car Club pro Missing from the field will be quarterback John McCormick, Gene Kilday fanned seven and upcoming Jim Adams of Hollywood, who fractured a leg in a whose right knee has kept him out of the Bronco lineup for the gave up eight hits in suffering the loss. The San Bernardino nine banged out six hits. motorcycle accident last week past three years, learned ThurS' Two other leading southern day that his left knee would not First Baptist won the game do the same. California drivers Jerry Tit in the ninth inning on a run-scoring single. gram.

Day-long activity is scheduled today and tomorrow on the 2.5-mile, 10-turn paved road course. Practice begins at 9 a.m. each day, with today's events starting at 1 p.m. and tomorrow's at 12 noon. A field of over 300 cars is expected by the CSCC and the co-sponsoring Santa Barbara Junior Chamber of Commerce.

A doctor examined the knee 11" 6.50x13 ONLY us of Canoga Park and Dave Jordan of Hawthorne are First Assembly concluded its after the American Football League quarterback pulled up lame. The physician said the injury was merely a pinched cartilage and would not keep season with a la-a record. Claude Franks boasted a 10-1 pitching mark and Lynn Taylor led the team in hitting with a bypassing the Santa Barbara events to compete in the U.S. Road Racing Championship races at Elkhart Lake, Wis. PLUS TAX AND RECAPPABLE EXCHANGI McCormick out of action.

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