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layers uimiree yin Football TEAM Sequel's Barker and Fontes, Harbor's McGuire All-MBL FIRST drink and listen to master of ceremonies Claude Sharp (Harbor's head coach) announce the deep back Bob Stenstrom. Last season, the co-champion Cowboys had nine players selected. There were four runningbacks chosen on the second team because of a tie in voting. Also, just nine players comprised the second team defense, because the lack of interior linemen man, the young man who led the Spartans from the league's depths to runnerup this season, is the league's Coach of the Year, selected by his peers. Monterey's Phil Young, a 6-0, 244-pound tackle, got the nod as Lineman of the Year and Alisal's Ron Choate broke the Monterey-Seaside domination a bit by taking Back of the Year honors.

Barker was a cinch for an offensive end position after catching 45 passes for 957 yards. Fontes, Soquel 's do-everything fullback-linebacker, made the offensive team after carrying the Knights' rushing load this season. Offense SCHOOL SOQUEL Monterey Seaside Monterey Monterey Seaside HARBOR Monterey Monterey Alisal Seaside Defense Monterey Seaside Seaside Monterey Seaside Monterey SOQUEL Seaside Monterey Seaside Salinas PLAYER DAN BARKER Dan Hunter Terry Williams Dan Beck Mike Gabriclson Dave Adams DAN McGUIRE Oscar Guardiola Charles Smith Ron Choate Charles Anderson Jack Paquin Joe McEnroe Terry Williams Ray Gines Jack Curt Phil Young TONY FONTES Joe Garcia Herman Edwards Rene Garnet BobStenstrom POSITION Ht. Wt. Yr.

END 6-2 190 12 End 5-11 175 12 Tackle 6-1 205 12 Tackle 6-0 195 12 Guard 5-10 180 12 Guard 5-8 175 12 CENTER 6-3 225 11 QB 5-8 155 12 Back 6-0 190 11 Back 6-1 225 12 Back 6-0 197 12 End 5-10 175 12 End 6-0 185 11 Int. Line 6-1 205 12 Int. Line 6-2 245 12 Int. Line 5-8 175 11 Int. Line 6-0 244 12 Linebacker 5-11 185 12 Linebacker 6-0 175 12 Deep Back 5-11 180 11 Deep Back 5-9 165 12 Deep Back 5-10 170 12 SAM POSITION Ht.

Wt. Yr. END 6-1 165 11 End 6-1 175 12 Tackle 6-1 220 11 Tackle 6-1 210 11 Guard 6-2 190 12 Guard 5-8 195 12 Center 5-8 195 12 QB 6-0 175 12 Back 5-9 165 12 Back 5-10 165 12 Back 5-8 138 11 IBack 5-7 155 12 Offense PLAYER SCHOOL DAVE NICHOL APTOS Dave Anderson Salinas BobVerzani Salinas Rich Woodson Seaside PETER ESPIRITU WATSONVILLE Albert Parra N. Salinas Dave Tonus Alisal DENNIS O'CONNER SOQUEL Rene Garnet Seaside Mark Greenlaw Salinas Darrell Daniels N. Salinas Sentinel's Peerless Prognosticators GUEST THIS WEEK: JACK BANKS (Santa Cruz Sentinel Publisher) Guests Included Boston Col Georgia Tech.

Notra DamejAuburn Rica Iowa St. Army Mississippi iRaiders 49ers In Consensus Holy Cross Georgia So. Cal. Alabama Baylor San Diego St. Navy Mississippi Si I lions iRtms SINCLAIR I 72-25-3, .742 Boston Col.

Georgia Tech. Notre Dame Auburn Rica San Diego St. Army Mississippi llions 49ers Mcpherson III I 7J-26-3, .735 Boston Col Goorgia Toch. Notra Dame Auburn Rica San Diego St. Army Mississippi llions 49ars IOVEJOY I II I I I 68-29-3, .680 Boston Col.

Georgia Tech. Notra Dame Auburn Rica San Diego St. Army Mississippi llions 49ers BROCKMANN I I I I 64-33-3, .659 Boston Col Georgia Tech. So. Cal.

Auburn Rica San Diago St, Army Mississippi llions Rams LINDSAY i 1 64-33-3, .659 Boston Col. Georgia Tech. Notra Dame Auburn Rico San Diego St. Army Mississippi llions 49ers KIEMPNAUER j- i 1 64-33-3, .659 Boston Col iGeorgla So. Cel.

Auburn Baylor San Diego St. Army Mississippi llions 49ara WECHTER 1 I 61-36-3, .619 Boston Col.Gaorgia Tech. Notre Dame Auburn Baylor lowa St. Army Mississippi Raiders 49ers BANKS I 1 I 56-41-3, .565 Boston Col. Georgia Notra Dame Alabama Ric I Iowa St.

Army 'Mississippi Raiders 49ers CONSENSUS I i i 68-29-3, .680 Boston Col. Georgia Tech. Notre Dame Auburn Rica San Diego St. Army Mississippi llions 49ers Your Picks I I I McGuire's selection was a mild surprise. The 6-3, 225-pound center was one of five juniors on the first team.

Soquel also placed a player on the second team. He's quarterback Dennis O'Conner, the Knight senior who passed for over 1,500 yards this season, his first as a quarterback. And another Pirate, defensive interior lineman Rod Harding, another junior, was sleeted to the second team. Watsonville High nabbed three positions on the second team. Leading the Wildcat selections was Butch Phillips, a senior deep back who was on the all-league first team in 1969, Offensive guard Peter Espiritu the magic lantern, you will be treated to a spectacular show as Houston and Florida State go right down to the last gun, With Houston gaining a narrow 29-26 victory! Sharing the spotlight on Saturday will be the Army-Navy classic, the annual Notre Dame-Southern California Clash, and the traditional, intrastate battles featuring Alabama vs.

Auburn a Wednesday, November is STEVE GREGG WATSONVILLE Defense Steve Whitted Alan Morrison Jeff Atkins ROD HARDING Steve Jaurique DON CARNIGLIA Jeff Lear BUTCH PHILLIPS Robin Michiletti N. Salinas Salinas Alisal HARBOR Alisal SANTA Alisal WATSONVILLE N. Salinas CRUZ nominees. Santa Cruz County honorable mentions included Aptos' Scott Mitchell, Jim Morris and Steve Glaum, Soquel's Ray Brandt and Jeff Ritchie, Santa Cruz' Joe Thuringer, Corey Brown and Paul Tanner, Watsonville's Dave Ingersoll, John King, Richard Rand, Dave Roach and Ray Hernandez, and Harbor's Mike Vane and Mike Goodrich. Cabrillo Loses Opener Moffett Field It's basketball time and coach Bob Bugal-ski's Cabrillo Seahawks kicked off the 1970 season by dropping 113-80 decision to Moffett Field Tuesday night at the Moffett Field Naval Station.

Friday night Cabrillo returns to the read for a 8 p.m. encoun ter with Skyline College. Cabrillo's Paul Begley, spohomore, led the Hawks in the scoring department with 18 points coming on eight baskets and two free throws while second-year men Bill Kypreos and Ralph Marquez each potted 13 in the losing cause. Richard Gluhan finished with 14 for the Hawks. The Seahawks held the lead only briefly in the first half, 4-3, and then Moffett Field went to work.

At halftime, Cabrillo trailed, 57-39. Moffett Field played only five players and each hit in double figures With guard Bob Halsall sinking 33 for high point honors. Teammates Jack Hartar potted 28 while Jim Palmer sank 24. Begley led in rebounding with six. Cabrillo (80) Moffett Field (113) Schick 7 2 16 Cerjtskl 5 2 12 Halsall 14 5 33 Hartar 13 2 28 Haduca 2 1 5 Kypreos 4 5 13 3luham 6 2 14 Sruber 12 4 Watiasevich 0 10 Rohloff 0 3 3 Begley 8 2 18 rows 31 18 80 Totals 48 17 113 Cabrillo 39 41 80 Moffett Field 57 54-113 Hay ward's Oliver Wins FWC Award DAVIS (AP) Bernie Oliver, an all-conference performer the last four seasons for Hayward State, has been named offensive Player-of-the-Year in Far Western Conference football.

Oliver, a running back from Yuba City, has gained 1,438 yards this year. He winds up his college career Saturday when the Pioneers play South-, em University at the Oakland Coliseum. Through four seasons, Oliver has rushed for 4,063 yards. Randy Washington, a two-way performer for Chico State, was named FWC Defensive Player-of-the-Year Tuesday. He intercepted eight passes as a de- O.fensive back and caught 40 as ia flanker on offense.

The Aiajor likes Texas, Army SANTA CRUZ COUNTY HONORABLE MENTION cott Mitche11. Jim Morris, Steve Glaum; SANTA CRUZ Paul Tanner, Corey Brown, Joe Thuringer; SOQUEL Ray Brandt, Jeff Ritchie; WATSONVILLE Dave Ingersoll John King, Richard Rand, Dave Roach, Ray Hernandez; HAR-BOR Mike Vane, Mike Goodrich. I rl Pro Hockey 2prus 25, 1970 Page 5 1970 All-MBL selections. It sounded like he had Monterey and Seaside rosters in front of him. The Toreadores grabbed the most positions, nine on the first team, five of those on offense.

Quarterback Oscar Guardiola, selection, joined tcam-l mate Charles Smith in the back- field. Choate and Seaside's Charles Anderson roundid out the backfield. Salinas High, which finished in a second place tie with Sea side, somehow mustered just one first team player, the last to be announced. He's senior to win over 'Bama, 21-12, in a pair of crowd-pleasers. The Hoople Upset Special of the day will find Iowa State upending the up-and-coming San Diego State eleven, 22-20! And now, kikkies, enjoy the holiday and don't eat too much turkey.

For relaxation, read the rest of my forecast, it will as-toung you. THANKSGIVING DAY Houston 29, Florida St. 26 Mississippi 32, Miss. State 21 Villanova 18, Temple 15 Texas 27, Texas 15 SATURDAY, NOV. 28 Auburn 21, Alabama 12 Army 16, Navy 13 Rice 10, Baylor 7 Boston Col.

41, Holy Cross 7 Florida 35, Miami (Fla.) 6 Georgia Tech 17, Georgia 10 West Va. 24, Maryland 12 Memphis St. 8, Cincinnati 7 Utah State 14, N. Mex. St 7 Oklahoma 26, Okla.

State 14 Iowa State 22, San Diego St. 20 (N) Notre Dame 35, Southern Cal. 21 So. Miss. 39, Trinity U.

8 SMU 18, TCU 14 LSU 40, Tulane 19 (N) Tennessee 23, Vanderbilt 13 Louisville 21, Wichita St. (N) wight game 31 iSlilPiil MM of a I By Tht Associated Prtst NHL East Division WIT Pis. OF 6A Boston 12 4 3 27 IS 49 New York 12 4 2 26 56 31 Montreal 10 6 3 23 63 46 Vancouver 10 3 21 67 74 Detroit 6 10 3 15 55 63 Toronto 5 13 1 11 55 74 Buffalo 4 12 2 10 32 67 Wast Division Chicago 11 3 5 27 61 37 St. Louis 9 3 7 25 46 37 Minnesota I 3 19 42 48 Philadelphia I 2 18 43 46 Pittsburgh 5 8 7 17 54 51 Los Angeles 7 9 1 15 49 57 California 5 13 2 12 44 75 By JOHN LINDSAY Sentinel Sports Editor Three Santa Cruz County prep football players, two from So-quel, squeezed into the All-Monterey Bay League team selected by the league's coaches Tuesday night at the Imperial Star in Aptos. And squeezed is the word.

Soquel High's Dan Barker and Tony Fontes and Harbor Dan McGuire managed spots on the 22-player first team, a squad dominated by 17, yes 17, Mon terey Toreadores and Seaside Spartans, one-two finishers in the recently completed season. Seven county athletes were selected to the second team. Seaside High's Howard Hart- Will George Have To Do It Again? DETROIT (AP) There are no rocking chairs in Tiger Stadium, but maybe there should be for Thursday's game. Actually there are no more seats available for the Oakland Raiders-Detroit Lions Thanks giving Day clash. Chances are they were all bought up by members of the rocking chair set.

Well, mavbe not exactly the rocking chair set. But by football standards anyone older than 40 belongs in that category except George Blanda. The over 40s will be out en mass to watch their superhero Blanda. 43-vear-old Raiders sec ond-string quarterback who won Sunday's game 20-17 with a closing seconds field goal against San Djego. One Blanda fan, 61-year-old Steve Lubeck of Royal Oak, says "He's my great quarterback." "At that age when you can do what he's doing it's really something," Lubeck said Tuesday.

"He's already won five games for them, if Lamonica (Starting quarterback uaryie Lamonica) gets hurt and he takes over I think he 11 do great like he's done all year." But Lubeck has another motive for being a Blanda rooter "I'm of Slovak origin and so is he," he said. "I belong to a Slovak lodge and every week we eet a newspaper called Jea It is part in English and part in Slovak." "There was a story on him one week," he added. "I think he belongs to the same lodge but another chapter. Lubeck was lucky enough to get some tickets early this sea' son for the game. Even VIPs can get them now.

"Moose Krause, Notre Dame athletic director, called me and asked for four tickets," said Lions publicity director Lyall Smith. "I had to turn him down. There are no seats anywhere." That a pleasant problem the Lions have been having this season because they have been considered a National Football Con ference contender all season. Their 6-4 record puts them in second place in the Central Division behind Minnesota, 9-1. Oakland is atop the West Di vision of the American Conference with a 6-2-2 mark.

The Raiders must win Thursday to stretch their lead over Kansas City. But if they lose and the Chiefs win Sunday, Kansas City will tie for the lead with a 6-3-2 mark. A loss for the Lions would just about ruin their playoff bid. Under the system initiated for this season the three division champions plus the fourth team with the best record make the grade. Brodie Is Ahead In MVP Voting, Says Rams' Allen SAN FRANCISCO (AP) "If you had to pick a player of the year in the league right now, it would have to be John Brodie," says Coach George Al len of the Los Angeles Rams He far ahead of everyone else," Allen added Tuesday in a telephone interview.

Roman Gabriel, the Rams quarterback who was last year's Most Valuable Player in the National Football League, will match passes with Brodie Sunday in a battle of the lead ing teams in the Western Divi sion of the National Conference. The Rams. 6-3-1, would tie the 49ers, 7-2-1, for first place bv wlnninc. Coach Dick Nolan of the 49crs said Tuesday that his team is coming off its worst, game of the season, a 28-7 loss at Detroit Sunday. Looking back, he and flanker Steve Gregg also nabbed second team positions.

Santa Cruz lone all-leaguer linebacker Don Carniglia, a 5-10, 175 senior who was the Cards' fireplug player all year. Dave Niehol, an Aptos junior end, is the Mariners' lone representative on the all -league selections. He's 6-1, 165-pounds. This year's coaches' voting was differnet from any previous year, in that nominations and voting were achieved prior to Tuesday night's dinner meeting. Also, coaches were restricted as to the number of nominees, depending on where a team finished in final league standings.

So all the coaches had to do Tuesday night was talk, eat, and Georgia Tech vs. Georgia. In the Service showdown at Philadelphia, I look for Army to squeeze by the Middies, 16-13. For two straight years, the N.D.-USC games have finished in a tie but not so this year, as the Irish rally to edge the Irojans, 35-21 har-rumph! The Hoople System gives a slight edge to Georgia Tech over Georgia, 17-10, and Auburn Fulton (134) 495, Dolores McCartney (136) 499, Susan Jackson (81) 316, Jan Wester (128) 440, Patty McCann (144) 529, Marie Olesson (100 373, Minnie Rider (110) 466, Shirley Haven (125) 445. Felton Bowl SLV Women's Erba and Sons Holiday Muffler (tie, 25Mj-14Mi), Coffee Break Dunkers (28-12), Morning Glories Sleepy Heads (26-10).

Brunswick Surf Bowl Seascape Trio (26-10), Women's Majors Son and Young-Grand Auto (tie, 21-12), Beachcomber Marine Motors (35-13), Domestic Misteteers A and Trophies (27-13). YOUNGSTERS' DIVISION High Series Felton Bowl Bill King 585, Craig Elkins 554, John Padelt 455, Don Cummins 473, Tim Day 500. Brunswick Surf Bowl John Bertolucci 401, Ray Nielson 331, John Ghio 353, Sabrina Harrell 377, Juanita Green 369, Dave Smith 377, Richard Nelson, Ed Marey 430, Kevin Smith 442, Randy Wilson 462, Carl Arko 477, Ed Arko 476. High Games Felton Bowl Darrell Romaic 125, Timi Romcle 130, Tom Bowcn 131, Randy Bray 139, Tim Day 181, Grag Haubcrg 150, John Padelt 156, James Downing 168, Doug Totten 156, Lod Downing 153, Rob King 156, Don Cummins 210. Brunswick Surf Bowl Greg Manis 157, Ray Nielson 130, John Bertolucci 144, John Ghio 132, Sabrina Harrell 132, Juanita Green 135, Doug Mc-Gee 133, Tari Williams 122, Dave Smith 138, Laurie Carter 163, Richard Nelson 158, Ed Arko 151, Kevin Smith 166, Randy Wilson 183, Carl Arko 168, Norene Park 152, Frank Mungari 153, Bud Brasicr 178, Stan Baldwin 158, Bob Johnson 152, Ken Stewart 159, Ed Arko 219, Sue Withrow 164, Mike Gilbert.

153. la Pro Basketball End End Int. Line INT. LINE Linebacker 5-10 160 12 6-0 185 12 5-11 185 12 6-3 205 11 6-3 185 12 LINEBACKER 5-10 170 12 Deep Back 5-11 160 12 DEEP BACK 5-11 175 12 Deep Back 5-11 165 11 Tuesday's Results Toronto 4, Pittsburgh 4, tla Boston 5, St. Louis 5, tit Vancouver 3, Minnesota 2 Only games scheduled.

Today's Game Montreal at Chicago New York at Philadelphia Buffalo at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at California Only games scheduled. Thursday's Games Toronto at St. Louis New York at Buffalo Chicago at Boston Vancouver at Detroit Only games scheduled. Baltimore 156, Portland 104 Milwaukee 117, Chicago 108 Buffalo 112, Phoenix 106 Only games scheduled. Today's Games Buffalo vs.

Philadelphia at Boston Portland at Boston San Diego at Cincinnati Detroit at Milwaukee New York at Atlanta San Francisco at Cleveland Only games scheduled Thursday's Games Seattle at Phoenix -Only game scheduled ABA Eastern Division Won LostPct. GB Kentucky 15 5 Virginia 13 6 Florldlans 10 10 New York 8 10 Pittsburgh 8 14 Carolina 5 14 .750 .684 .500 .444 .364 .263 l'a 5 6 9 9V4 Wast Division Utah 14 .771 .611 3 .600 .278 9 .222 10 Memphis 11 Indiana 12 Denver 5 Texas 4 Warriors Meet 76ers In Philly CLEVELAND (AP) The San Francisco Warriors take on Cleveland tonight in a National basketball Association game aft er ending a jinx in Philadelphia. The Warriors, one game be hind Los Angeles in the Western Conference-Pacific Division, downed the 76ers in Philadel ph'ia Tuesday night 104-96. The 76ers had won the last eight' meetings between the teams. Until Tuesday, the jinx streak had gone back to Feb 19, 1969 for San Francisco.

Nate Thurmond led the War riors in a rally that put San Francisco ahead 78-69 after three periods. Bowling News By MAJOR AMOS HOOPLE Originator of the Turkey Trot Greetings, friends, and a Hap py Thanksgiving to you all! The football schedule for this week is a little on the thin side um-kumph! However, what it lacks in quantity it more than makes up for in quality. Two of the season's tastiest treats are in store for you on Turkey Day as mighty Texas and dangerous Texas clash in Austin, and the Rebels of Mississippi and the Mississip pi State Bulldogs battle on the Rebels home field. In the Longhorns-Aggies con test, your correspondent fore sees a Texas triumph after a fierce struggle, 27-15. In a free- scoring affair, The Hoople System, forecasts a Mississippi win over the State lads, 32-21.

And Thanksgiving night, on Herb Meeler of the Felton Bowl topped the magic 600 mark in series action twice last week to top all male bowlers in the Santa Cruz area. Meeler hit the high series of 663, then came back with a 606 later on. Marvin Knox of the Brunswick Surf Bowl was runnerup with a 638. Elory Hinton of the Brunswick Bowl topped the ladies with a 594 series. Joyce Bray of Felton was second with a 589.

MEN'S DIVISION Series Over 600 Felton Bowl Red Elkins 614, Herb Meeler 663-606. Brunswick Surf Bowl Marvin Knox 638, Charles Burns 608. Games Over 220 Felton Bowl Bud Leamar 232, Dave Swan 244, Pep Pic-cioni 222, Paul Schultz .226. Brunswick Surf Bowl Marvin Knox 236, Jay Trim 235, Rip Balestri 228. Santa Cruz Bowl Charles Lemos 239, Bert Hance 221, Wayne Thornton 224.

Scries Over 575 Felton Bowl Bud Bradley 590, Dave Swan 599, Leon Herring 589, Ted Hoover 599, Rich Lakely 588, Herb Meeler 578. Brunswick Surf Bowl Marvin Knox 590, Jay Trim 579, Gene Terrini 577, Jim Durkin 597. Santa Cruz Bowl Wayne Thornton 589. 70 Pins Over Average Felton Bowl Jim Cummins (161) 556, Bill Thompson (150) 535, Sam Paris (160) 574. Brunswick Surf Bowl Marv Herschel (143) 574, Ernie Brown (125) 445, John Nozumi (133) 516, Martin Sink (160) 550.

Santa Cruz Bowl Stad Stad-miller (156) 545, Clyde Hughes (150) 522, Oscar Chavez (125) 451, Gordon Hardwood (134) 486. First Place Teams Felton Bowl Twin Valley Felton Plunbing (27-13), Merchants Smllcy's (28Mi-UVi), Valley Hal's Auto Watkins-Johnson ERA By Tht Associated Press NBA Eastern Conferenct Atlantic Division won Lost Pet. OB "4 3Vi t'i New York 17 7 .701 .542 Philadelphia 13 11 Boston 9 10 Buffalo 6 13 Central Division Baltimore 13 9 Cincinnati 7 12 Atlanta 6 13 Cleveland 1 22 Western Conference Midwest Division Milwaukee 16 1 Detroit 15 I Chicago 11 7 Phoenix 12 11 .474 .316 .591 .361 .316 .043 5'2 12'2 .941 .652 .611 .522 4 Pacific Division Los Angeles 11 .647 San Francisco 12 9 .571 1 San Diego 11 12 .470 3 Seattle 10 12 .455 3'j Portland 15 ,341 6 Tuesday's Results New York 126, Atlanta 119 Detroit 111, San Diego 104 San Francisco 104, Philadelphia 96 PUBLIC NOTICE 4VAAAAVAAAAAAWAAAAAAAA NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 23745 Superior Court of tht State of California for the County of Santa Cruz Estate of FLORA ALICE CARR, aka FLORA A. CARR, aka FLORA CLAVE RN CARR, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above named decedent that all persons having claims against tht said decedent art required to file them, with tht nectssary vouchers, In the office of tht clerk of the above entitled court, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at the law offices of Raymond H. Goodrich Joseph C. Davlsh, 108 Locust Street, Santa Cruz, California 95060, which Is the place of business of tht undersigned In all matters pertaining to the estate of said decedent, within four months after, the first publication of this notice. Dated November 13, 1970 RICHARD CLAVERN SPIES Executor of the Will of tht above named decedent RAYMOND H. GOODRICH JOSEPH C.

DAVISH 108 Locust Street Santa Cruz, California 426-1311 Attorneys for Executor First publication! November 18, 1970 Nov. 18, 25; Dec. 2, 9 (15990) Team 8 (24-12), Tuesday Trio Scratch Team 8 (15-9), Thor oughbred Mixed Hidden Asset (20-10), Reno Fun Puli-a-ways (23-13). Brunswick Surf Bowl Adult Junior Three and One (27-17), Moonlighters Slow Starters (31-17), Tuesday Niters Riordan-Winnett (38-10), Early Birds and (2914-14), Merchants Ideal Restaurant (20-10). Santa Cruz Bowl Cabrillo Mixed Hogan's Heros (27-17), Thursday Nighters Eagles (32-12), Pacific Peninsula Surplus (29-11).

WOMEN'S DIVISION Series Over 560 Felton Bowl Joyce Bray 589. Brunswick Surf Bowl El-oryn Hinton 594. Games Over 190 Felton Bowl Shirley Weaver 193-194, Lucille Lupinin 210, Roma White 213, Joanne Padelt 194, Marilyn Dayton 198, June Dodson 212, Louise Genschmer 192, Bobbie Howell 191. Brunswick Surf Bowl Millie Hernandez 204, Edna Molfino 201, Millie Hernandez 193, Ellyn Cromwell 196, Irene Park 212, Jean Keller 202, Lorraine Wagner 197, Millie Hernandez 190, Elvera Mittlicdcr 190, Lyn Cromwell 195, Lois Young 193, Betty Kicvlan 203, Jackie Erickson 195, Flo Schwab 203. Scries Over 520 Felton Bowl Shirley Weaver Marlyn Dayton 528, Shirley Weaver 523, Louise Genschmer 533.

Brunswick Surf Bowl Millie Hernandez 532, Irene Park 543, Elvera Mittlieder 520, Patty McCain 529, Jackie Erlcksson 521. 70 Pins Over Average Felton Bowl Maxine Grans-bury (138 489, Linda Totten (141) 498, Madclyn Blakenshsip (121) 439, Nancy Bellicl (76) 308. Brunswick Surf Howl Carol McFarland (132) 479, Liz Rogers (137) 483, Margrct Faitos (142) 495, Amzel Green (120) 472, Bca r'n. i 4 Morsecountry ft 8M ine Races -First Race 1:00 P.M. Daily Doublt First and Stcond Racts Exi.cta-La.it Ract Wednesday- Senior Citizenj'Day Thursdays -Ladies' Day i 1 BAY MEADOWS ADMISSION -AOUllf $2.00 HIOH SCHOOL S1UDINTS and CHUDRIH $1.00 Iitktli far drawing art HU far Iht eiklna ana It Is not nttnmf fa be erttant la WIN.

OPEN 10:00 A.M. TO 1100 P.M. SAN MATEO 345-1681 said the 20-6 win over the Rams Oct. 11 was the 49crs best defensive game of the year..