Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 25

i ie Beam At Warsonvi ranum Have Rraniim's back on the beam, which is good news for him and his fans and bad news for the rest of the stock car drivers at Watsonville Speedway. When Rranum starts winning, he has a habit of completely dominating his division, much as he did during parts of last season. The Santa Cruz ace's first triumph of the 1970 auto racing season came Friday evening in front of more then 1,700 specta tors at the quarter-mile track, located at the county a i r-grounds. A sizeable cheering section, composed mainly of Rraniim's close friends and family members, cheered him on as he performed brilliantly in the stocker class. Rranum, a bitterly-disappointed young man when he was put on probation at the end of last season following an altercation at the track, drove admirably as he paced the pack in the stocker trophy dash and in oval track main event, too.

He also was that division's fifth-fastest qualifier, which earned him a spot in the trophy dash. He outdueled Watsonville's Johnny Brazil Jr. and Santa Clara's Joe Esperanca in the trophy dash. They were and third, in that order. In the sportsman division, Cecil of Watsonville proved he can dominate a field whether 'he starts at the back of the pack or al the front of the pack.

Last week, he started up front and won his third main event in three weeks. This week, he started in the back and won his fourth race in four weeks. Santa Cruz drivers grabbed several places in the sportsman division. Bod Allen did some of his better driving of the season en rout to a convincing victory in the third heat race. The main event was one of the toughest of the last couple of seasons, with cars bumpms into each other over the track, and Allen finished 12th.

Santa Cruzan Rob Hedrick did fairly well, too, crusing to loth place in the sportsman division main event. And Mike Small, another Santa Cruz driver, took third place in the sportsman semi-main event. Capitola's Rob Walker placed eighth, Scotts Valley's Tony Ohveira ninth and Santa Cruzan I Wallace Reader 10th in the stock car oval track event. Heat race winners in the sportsman class were Rich Ogle Al Mathers iHollis-ten, Allen and Ken Amaya (San Jose i. Ogle also won the semi-main, ahead of Roh Robinson (Manna i and Small.

Keltner of Campbell won the "'figure-eight'' track main event, a fender-bending spectacular which saw 24 cars provide one of the more action-packed events of the year. Fastest qualifiers during the time trials were Bruce Mann of San Jose stackers and Tom "The Rabbit Ahreu of Cas'ro Valley i sportsmen i. SPORTSMAN DIVISION Ms! qualifiers Tnm Aftrpu. Ca''n Grnve, Ift 15 Jprrv C-ot. V.

a'virv! 19 18. Gary Pacheco. Union Ci'v. 18 2fl. Vrn lAilinoi'e.

Atfl'er, 18 Sfl Hea? One 1. Rich Oqle. Hvrd. 2. S'eve Ferquson.

Aa'sonviile. Dave McCurley. Santa Clara. Heat Two Al Va'hers. Hnllister; 2.

Bob Roblnsnn, Marina; 3. Dan Smith. Heat Three 1 Bon Allen. Santa Cruz; 2 Vic Irvan, Seaside; 3. Ronnie Vctter.

Watsonville: Heat Four I. Ken Amaya, San Jose. 2 Vtm Willhoite. Atwater; 3. Duane Beit, iaiinas Trophy Dash 1 Cecil; 7.

Pacheto, 3 Gravelle! Semi-Mam 1 Ooje; 2 Robinson; 3. M'ke SmaM, Santa Crul. Fw" (''. 1 I ir.ir- Sy 'in Art EV'r, A pTTrr. 7 AV i a G-ae- 9 Bie 5nf HelrirK.

3'a II 12 A iff B'ljro Qd- a CARS Fa't T.ah'er-, Man. YtM, Clara. 22 75 A Mil'er. Jw. Butch Kei'i-er, famooeH, 23 08, Da Sranum, Santa Crul.

23 16 Trnohy DashI, Branum, 2 Johnny BraM Jr Aa'snnvihe; 3 Estwtranca. "Finure-E qnt" van I Keltner; Al Balrtmq. Seasirte. 3 lim Hanes. 'Aat sonviile.

1 Llovrl tCeidsen Sr Wa''on yiiie 5. Lmvd eidv. it Watvwwii' Oval Main 1 Rranum, 2. ca; 3 Mann, i Dave Tannahill, ori. 'side; 5.

Baidinq. bac On The Racing Scene At Watsonville Morris Selected To Czar Post Jack Morris, director of ath- to assist Hal Mitchell in font- letics at Cabriilo College, has ball is the new track coach, been named the new enmmis Mnrris assumes the post for sioner of the Coast Conference, the conference schools, includ- effective August I. ing Cabriilo. Hartncll. Menlo, Morris, for 10 years a coach Gavilan, Monterey Peninsula at Cabriilo, replaces dean of in- and Ohlone of Fremont colleges, structional services at Cabriilo.

1S duties consjst nf JdCk SllVdcr, nil nnnfnmnrn crhnHnln m-iL- Morris is the first athletic di- ing, assignment of officials and rector to attain the post of JjuwXhirfh. vi rv sa nrtmmiccirtimrc nan hrnn no commissioners had been deans. Head football coach through the 1067 season at Cabriilo Morris has since assumed i i i Big Track Names coacning amies lor cross coun-1 AmI try and track. He will step down Ml Jan MnTOnlO as track coach in the spring of 1971. Joe Marvin, recently hired WALNUT, Calif.

(API-World record holders Rob Seagren, Randy Matson, Jay Silvester, Ie Evans and Willie Davenport compete Saturday in the 12th annual Mt. San Antonio Relays under way today. Thrt rtni-llnn popiMAni? Hrniir Knight Netters Defeat Alisal Cabriilo Seventh In North SANTA ROSA Cabriilo College qualified six swimmers for this week's California Junior College Swimming Championships at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The Seahawks, finishing at the highest level since they entered Northern California JC competition, totaled 96 points for seventh place in a field of "lZ schools. Diablo Valley was the overall winner.

Johann Kerkhove had a pair of fourth places and a third to lead the Hawks in state qualifying. Kerkhove swam to his third in the 200 backstroke with a time of 2:11.8. His fourth places came in the 200 individual medley with a time of 2:10.1 and in the 400 IM where he clocked 4:43.1 and set a new Cabriilo College record. Steve Baldwin qualified for both the one and three miler diving events this week. The freshman diver had a seventh in the three meter with a total of 312.9 points and was ninth off the low board with 267.30 points.

Maarten Kerkhove, who drew high praise from Cabriilo coach Ted Bockman for his efforts over the two days of action, took a ninth in the 200 free and an 11th place in the 500. He was sixth in the tough 1650 race. Kerkhove's time in the 500 (5:16.5) was nearly 10 full seconds better than last week. His time in the 200 was 1:56.0 and he had an 18:12.5 in the 1650 to round out the afternon. Pete Bockman and Ken Mehl qualified for the trip with wins in their freestyle events.

Both the Cabriilo 400 and 800-yard freestyle relay teams will also make the trip. Tim McGuire will travel with the Hawks as a member of those teams. 1 J-t 'iMff "WifAli KSrafe'r'i -X A i 'W', Soquel Highs tcnn.s squad raric srnnn, mDh srnnnl past Friday evening's action packed card. John Van Hoos-er (10) of Campbell has a slight edge on a pair of Watsonville drivers, Lloyd Kcld-sen Jr. (61) and Johnny Brazil cars come out of the first turn and head down the back-stretch together during this Jr.

(background). Crewmen watch from the pit wall as the cars fly past them. Action is constant at Watsonville Speedway every night. Here, these three added another Monterey Bay.cojPge and division ath- Lcague win to its record with letcs. But most of the interest an 8-1 win over visiting Alisal centers on the second day of High at Cabriilo College Friday evcnt slatcd for thrrp- afternoon S'nce John rcnnc' sa-Vs ms back has healed, the pole Earlier in the week, the knight mM bo the high net team knocked off North Sa- Saturday afternoon figura -Unas in a make-up match at tively and literally.

Monterey Dominates MBL Swims Top Riders In Open Show Announced Rhoda Peterson won three McGuire got his hand on the Gary Goodale of Watsonville Allison was runncrup by High earlier in the week, Fennel cleared 17 feet 10' side of the pool first according (wnn the lightweight diving com- five-tenths of a second with a posting a 6-3 win. inches last year at Sacramento, to the judges. or Wildkittens wUh time of 2:14.8 while John Mel now an u.6 a record awaiting inter- Aptos and North Salinas tied Goodale was tne ony diver to'cormick's brother Mike was in fL 21 wipe out the 17-9 by Rob Sea- league play. events and Cindi Warden won in ngniweignt acuon inrougniOA nupr onn nnintc in fifth ot -) -)oQ igrcn, the current officially rec ALISAL MATCH the year, both schools going I Ainn anH inhn MpParmini- ognized mark. fmnrnn mm 11 Ut nt thn Vlt SALINAS Monterey High's powerhouse swim team continued to rule the varsity class of Monterey Bay League swimmers over the weekend, capturing the six first places in the MBL finals in the Alisal High School pool.

Monterey, efe a in league dual meets this year, attempts to continue its drive, at-week in the Region IV meet, scheduled for Soquel High's new pool with Harbor acting as host. Singles two in the Kennolyn Riding School's Spring Open Horse show, held recently at the So-quel riding school. defeated. The clubs tied 57-57, Harbor's Jim Parsons missed: went back to back in the same in their only head to head battle I by only 16 points first place later in the program i i wv.fihivn iu n. v.

i.i,. vthe varsity springboard action. I when Allison was second in the tne way- The Buc diver rolled up 322.40.100 breaststroke, stopping the n'TVn'Tor 'San Antonio Junior College Barden 6-0, 6-2. Cnnely Burnes to and sn WI (S deL Jim Morce 6-0 Djck Railsba'ck( formfr Mike Chapman S) def BrureiUCLA ace who has clcared 17. Can, fi-0, 6-3; Jeff Hayzlett (S)ir Morning events, held in the isortn bannas won the battle; points while Salinas High's Andy clock in 1:07.9 to beat Mc- covered ring, were in the equi of first places with the light-jSmith had 338.85 points and the Cormick by only one-tenth of a second.

win. aer. Jose oaugo, -o, o-o, hiikci tation classes. In the afternoon, gymkhama, hunter and jumper classes were held in the open weight Manners in tne league meet, however, picking up five Evans, the 400-meter record- Dunbaugh (S) def. John Saoba- This weekend's action begins Henning gained revenge over Aptos, a second place finisher ba, 6-0, 6-1; Jayme Lopez (S)iholflcr and Olympic champion first place finishes to Aptos' Friday afternoon with diving in, McGuire in the varsity 400 free ring.

in dual competition in its first three. Knieht dooI. Saturday the style. The Mariner distance man Mrs. Mary McDonald of So-lvear Dicked UD four of the toD Santa Cruz and Soquel high swimming portion of the pro- def.

Tom Brewer, 6-3, 6-3. tries to capture a double at ,0,1 a Mt. Sac. Not only will he race Polo-Burnes (S) def. Barden- cnnpinit, thD i i iL.

i- topped the Pirates' best long distance swimmer with a time quel juugeu me events. siots jn the event that began gram starts at 9:30 a.m. The meet is divided into varsity and of 4:10.7. Cali. 10-2; Chapman Hayzlett i "'u TTL class AduiSion, ist.

joyce; 'afternoon with the diving. Witebsky; 2nd, Becky DeMartini, 3rd, Harbor Only first place Came Harbor was second to the(Si def. Saligo-Saobaba, r. Z.m ci; cuu in i. Udaii, um aiau una each had one second place finish each, both coming in varsity.

Don Foster swam to a runner-up finish in the 100 freestyle with a time of 55 seconds flat. Wilson was a second placer in uisie uavern; in, nerry wunams; i. onn sth, Lena Moncharsh. in the varsity 200 freestyle when FprnanHn Al rtof Fernando (A) def. Mariners again in the varsity IBrewer-Jose Tim McGuire touched out Aptos' The meet begins Thursday and runs through the finals on Sat frosh-soph brackets and includes schools from all over the Central Coast Section.

Harbor picked up a second, third and fifth place in the varsity 200 individual medley. John 400 free relay. The Mariners 5 Dunbaugh-Lopez, 10-8. covered the 16 laps in 3: 36.5 i Narth saunas match Greg Henning for the top spot. Both swimmers had identical tne varsity 100-yard backstroke while Harbor was one full second to the rear.

1:57.6 times for the race, but i with a final clocking of 1:05.0. Harbor Jayvees Rally To Victory urday afternoon. Cardinal Netters Lose To Salinas Class 2 Pony Equitation: 1st, Cindy Langrisb; 2nd, Ellen Jennings; 3rd, Eileen Campbell; 4th, Kim Kesterson; 5th, Mary Anne Kodis. Class 3 Colt Equitation, Div. 1st, Brlana McRae; 2nd, Noie Stanch-field; 3rd, Abbe Havens; 4th, Janet Beaver, Sth, Cathy Warden.

Class 4 Colt Equitation, Div. 1st, Cindy Warden; 2nd, Britt Llddicoat; 3rd, Sandy Fenton; 4th, Katie Seibert. Class 5 Children's Equitation OPEN: 1st, Eileen Campbell, 2nd, Ellen Jennings; 3rd, Susan Brand; 4th, Shannon Wilkinson; 5th, Suzanne Rischman. Class 4 Obstacle Course: Div. 1st, Maeda Van Ness; Beaver; Singles Polo (S) def.

Tom Dawes, 11-9, 6-4; Burnes (S) def. Mike Stein-bach, 6-2, 6-3; Chapman (Si riof Flavp Fnrrlo fi-4 fi-4' Rnh Harbor High junior varsity ftn lh A Another Victory UMIbVI III! VWIIAII IT VIPa, For Hawk Netters Sullivan (NS) def. baseball squad came up with 6-0, 3-6, 6-2; Jeff Foster (S) dcf.flve runs in tne of Painp fi-9. 7-S- Mark 7.m. seventh inning to pull out a 7-6 SALINAS Host Salinas High 3rd, Briana McRae; 4th, Abbe Havens; tennisikn im Hf miu over North Salinas Friday Cabriilo College's aftcrnoon.

PACIFIC GROVE Harbor. Green was runnerup in the High picked up a fourth place 100 and 220-yard dash races, in the small school division in Jhfu Jior sprinter had a 10 3 the century and a 23.4 the action Saturday in the Pacific He was als0 tnird jn the var. squad ran its Coast Conference 8-6, 6-0. 5th, Cathy Warden. Class 7 Obstacle Course Div.

1st, Katie Seibert; 2nd, Kathy Kodis; 3rd, Cheryl Smith; 4th, Caroline Dulin; Sth, Britt Liddicoat. Class I Hunters Under Saddle OPEN: the first win for the Panthers frosh-soph when he threw the discus 127 feet, four inches. Jack Reime came up with a win in the mile at 4:52.5 for the Panth- Doubles I The win went to Paul August, School won four of six singles matches to defeat Santa Cruz in a Monterey Bay League tennis match Friday afternoon. Singles Jim Baker (S) def. Jeff Cur-riri, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4; Dennis Sher record to a perfect 8-0 with a 1st, Rhoda Preston; 2nd, Kerry Williams; 3rd, Alison Lukenbill; 4th, Beetzie 6-1 win over Monterey Peninsula Grove Invitational Track Meet sity high jump, going out at 5-10.

on the Breaker oval. Polo-Burnes (Si def. Dawes-iwhourellcv Darrell Hawkins Forde, 11-9; Stcinbach-SuuW lhc, s1t ck Iir" (NS) def. Chapman-IIayzlcttjnam led LHarbor at the 10-7; Foster-Lopez (S) def 1 'wn hlts in lhree tr'Ps-Raine-Zanko, 10-5. Salinas 003 102 0-6 6 5 ers.

LeroyLocatelli took a third! College on the Cabriilo courts in the frosh-soph discus with aftcrnoon Ballinger; 5th, Joyce Witebsky; Class Polebending: 1st, Cindy Warden; 2nd, Noge Stanchfield; 3rd, Caroline Dulin; 4th, Britt Llddicoat; Sth, Cheryl Smith. Class 10 Musical Stalls: 1st, Sandy The Pirates rolled up 27 man (SO def. Dave Raynes, 6-4, throw of 113-9 points in varsity action. Soquel 6-2; Brian DeMars (Si def. Tom Knight, 6-1, 6-0; Jim Hayes (S) I Fenton; 2nd, Katie Seibert; 3rd, Noie High had one varsity first place in the large school division.

Cabriilo finishes its league schedule with a 2:30 match at Gavilan on Tuesday. On Friday and Saturday, the Hawks host the Coast Conference Champion naroor suu umi 0 a McLycr, Morris (7) and Bor-gcs. Hawkins, August (6) and Eggers. Winner August. Ixiser Hooten had a second in the high jump.

He matched Green's 5-10 height, but qualified for first runnerup with less misses. Tony Fontes won the varsity shot put for the Soquel Knights. Fontes threw the iron ball 52 feet, three-quarters of an inch for a new personal best and the Holy Cross High took a pair of firsts in the frosh-soph category. Harbor's varsity 440 relay team took a second. The team of Hooten, Green, Wayne Fravel and Mark Penniman covered the lap in 45.6, one step in back of the winning Carmel team.

Fravel took a third in the 180- Stanchfield; 4th, Cheryl smith; sth, Kathy Kodis. Class 11 Hunter Hacks OPEN: 1st, Rhoda Preston; 2nd, Joyce Witebsky; 3rd, Beetzie Ballinger; 4th, Kerry Williams; Sth, Alison Lukenbill. Class 12 Equitation over Fences 1st, Kim Kesterson; 2nd. Eileen Campbell; 3rd, Cindy Langrish; 4th, Suzanne Rischman; 5th, Judi Oyama. Boys' Leagues SAN LORENZO VALLEY def.

Gen Ashlock, 6-1, 6-2; Rich Masuda def. Marc Ballgae, 6-4, 6-3; Greg Carroll (SC) win by forfeit. Doubles Currin-Sherman (SC) def. Bak Panthers were also consid McLyer. ered a small school.

ships. 1 Don Green took a pair of sec Class 13 Equitation over Fences 7- er-Hayes. 10-2; Raynes-DeMars 'Z" (Si HoF Kn trht-Ra nap 6-0 fi-1 Williams; 3rd, Louise Doughty; 4th, Ei 10) uei. Campben; 5th, Alison Lukenbill. ond places on his own, figured in a third and added one third place while Roy Hooten had another second for the Pirates.

yard low hurdles and was fifth in the 180 high. His time in the lows was a recpectable 20.9. Leland Porter had a fourth for the Bucs in the varsity triple (SO Win by1 Class Jumpers OPEN: 1st, I Louise Doughty; 2nd, Alison Lukenbill; Singles Rita Walbrook (C) def. Ed Or- rett, 6-0, 6-1; Buzz McClay1 (MFC) def. Ed Nelson, 6-1, 6-1; Bob George (C) def.

Jim Hind-wood, 7-5, 6-1; Bob Chapman (C) def. Casey Dunn, 6-3, fi-1; Paul Cress (C) def. Chris Har- Carroll-Matthews forfeit. LITTLE LEAGUE Reds 7, Pirates 1 Pirates 000 (MO ft Reds 312 0- 7 3 Ron Hart. Bill Baskins (4) and Mike Ralston.

Tim Brasiel and Mike Winner Brasiel. Loser Hart. Top hitter: Danny lus. 2-3 (P). Angels A Angles 223 02O- 9 A's 120 010 5 8 Chris Bewley, Ted Stroder (3) and Ted Stroder, Dale Busch (3).

Mike Kakeldey and Don Gwinn, Chris Adams (4). Winner Bewlcy. Loser Kakeldey Top hitters: Tim Bcwiey, (A's) 2-3 (A's), Kakeldey. 2-4 (A). 3rd, Rhoda Preston.

jump with a leap totaling 39 win. Lance Russell continued to give Soquel strength in the weights with a 146-7 toss for second in the varsity discus. Mark McConnell was third in the varsity mile and set a new Soquel record with a time of 4:29.5. McConnell nearly placed second, but lost by a step in the stretch. Holy Cross' Bob Burns took Rally Starter feet, 10 inches.

Soquel's frosh-soph 440 relay ris, 6-1, 6-1. team combined talents for a sec-! Doubles Yankees 5, White Sox 1 ond place and a time of 46.5 Walbrook-George (C) def. Or- Mark Smiley, Rick Funk, Steve rett-Hindwood, 6-4, 6-1; Nelson-! Mark sessions and Randy nan. Gary Ward and Dana Sacullo com-'Kcn Dyer (C) def. McClay-Har-inAn.

bincd for the win. ris, 6-3, 7-5. WS1 Rick I Next on the agenda for the local schools is the Santa Cruz County meet Saturday at Soquel High. Ifiuiaii vianii Indians 373 0 30 I 7j Giants 261 00413 7 Leonard Kudnlien. Bruce Butler (1), Charley Hensley (7) and Lincoln Egq-' ert.

Curtis Smith and Jogn Saubert Winner Butler. Loser Smith. Too hitters: Richard Osgood, 4-5 (G), Smith, WATSON LEADS GOLFERS STANFORD, Calif. (AP) -Tom Watson, Stanford golfer Panthers Post 16-10 Victory (Continued From Page 22) HDQD WW mi' ttfnnr 'mi i1tir 2-4 (G). Hensley.

3-4 (I), Butler, 2-4 1 (I), Eggert, 2-3 (I). who played in the Masters two nil i 'ill i weeks ago, set the individual 5LV Little LOaCJUe pace Thursday as 27 teams be- I r. I gan swinging in the U.S. Collegi- GENTRY RESIGNS ATHENS, Ga. (AP) Alan Gentry, head swimming coach OldieS Uinner ate Invitational Golf Champion- ships.

three pitches to end the marathon. DeMoro was three-for-five and Burda and Schneider both two-for-three for Holy Cross. Sinnott was two-for-four. junmnirintiittt at the University of Georgia for San Lorenzo Valley's Little; Watson took the lead by one League is holding its annual: stroke with a 68. Despite his the past three years, has re inn luvj I "Dime-A-Dip" Dinner at the; showing, Stanford, at 288, was! signed to accept a similar posi-SLV High School Cafeteria on second to San Jose State's 280 in at the University of South Holy Cross (HI ab mm Wednesday, April 29, at 6 30 team standings.

SCarolina. Carmel (10) abrh Wilson.ct 4 2 3 Smith.c 4 2 2 Hood.p.lb 1 0 0 4 0 3 Johns.rf Schneider i 3 P-m. 5 2 3 Sinnot.lb.c 4 0 2 All Little League players and Lacey.it 4 oj their families are invited to at- DiLorenzo.ss 2 2 1 Baqnasco.c 3 i Families are reminded to conian.ss.p 4 i Miller.rf 2 2 0 0 0 0 Dick'son, lb, 3 1 0 Wade, lb 3 1 0 2 0 0 Bovd.o 0 0 0 Williams, 3 2 2 Kelly, 0 0 0 1 0 0 bring their own table service. Coffee and punch will be provided by the SLV Little League Association. Carpenter, ph I mmmmmmmmm wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Totals 10 8 Totals 31 14 Carmel 050 0O2 310 5 Cross 102 724 x-16 14 3 Annual Clean-Up Days in Capitola will be Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, April 27, 28, 29, 30 and May 1, 1970, inclusive.

All refuse to be placed on the curb line containers and not over 50 brush must be tied in bundles. Trash will be picked up on regular refuse pick up days. As in the past, this service will be provided free of charge in the interest of making and keeping our community clean and neat. msoBSKBssasgmmmmmmamMKsasmHmssmm 3B Johns, scnneioer, smun. is aenn-eider, Bagnasco.

Williams. RBI 3. DeMoro 3, Sinnott 2, Baqnasco Burda, Williams, Wilson 3, smitn 7, Argust 2, Hood. Losing pitcher Hood, 1 Winning pitcher Williams. Pitcher IP RERBBSO 66 No.

Market St. San Jose 292-9023 Dr. G. II. Lindner Jr.

New Dental Plates And Fast Plate Repairs 903 CEDAR 423-3364 sion Trail Athletic League victory over the Spartans. zales in Felton. Dinkert's hit started a two-run rally by the Cougars that led to a 4-2 Mis San Lorenzo Valley's Don Rinkert legs out a base hit on the infield Friday against Gon Hood 3 7 4 3 i Boyd 1 3 0 4 0 Conlan 7 a 5 1 4 Williams 7 I I KeHv I 0 11.