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44-Santa Cruz Sentinel Friday, Jan. 9, 1981 Scoreboard I I Football Transactions I v. I I Junior College Southern Conference Realignment Proposal Is Not Approved By CCS 334-68 34-34-68 3434-68 33-35-68 33- 35-48 34- 34-48 34-34-68 33-35-68 31-37-48 36-32-68 AH UCSC Men Notch Win On Court SAN JOSE "It was kind of nice." explained UCSC Men's Basketball Coach Joe Richardson after chalking up his "first" victory of the season Thursday night. UCSC. behind the scoring Wrestling Dave Hill Lee Trevino Mike Reid Ed Fiori Roger Calvin Mike Donald Chip Beck Peter Oosterhuis Bob Murphy George Archer John Cook Peter Jacobsen Andy North Bobby Wadkins Lance Ten Broeck Jack Renner Tom Jenkins Jon Chaffee Bill Loeffler Joe Inman Tim Simpson Larry Nelson Terry Mauney Bill Rogers Frank Beard Mark Lye D.A.

Weibring Scott Watkins 35-33-68 Skyline 44, Cabrillo; 35.33 eel 118 Bruton (CI and Contreras IS) tied, 32- 36-48 64. 126-Calipes(S)pnnedG Wall, 0 30, 134 343448 Aviles (S) won by forfeit; W2 Roth (S) 35.33 48 won by forfeit, 150 Hernandei (C) def. 33- 36-49 Guidry, 19-2: 158 Guingona (S) won by 36.33-49 forfeit; 167 BanfiekJ (S) del Wall, 14-10; 34- 35-49 177 Newman (S) won by forfeit; 190 34.3549 Nazari (S) pinned Kniffin, 3: 12; Unlimited 35- 34-49 McKeever IS) def Easter, 18-11. 35- 34-69 34- 35-49 36- 33-69 Men's Basketball 35- 34-49 National Footbal League Wayo At A Glanoa By The Associated Pratt Wild Card Playoffs Sunday, Oac Amarican Conference Oakland 27 Houston 7 National Confaranca Dallas 34. Los Angeles 13 Divisional Playoffs Saturday, Jan.

3 Amarican Contaranca San Diego 20. Buffalo 14 National Confaranca Philadelphia 31. Minnesota 16 Sunday, Jan. 4 Amarican Confaranca Oakland 14, Cleveland 12 National Contaranot Dallas X. Atlanta 27 Contaranca Cnampiomhloi Sunday, Jan.

11 National Confaranca Dallas at Philadelphia. a.m. American Confaranca Oakland at San Oiego, 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 25 Super Bowl XV At New Orleans, La.

AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 6p.m. SAN JOSE The Central Coast Section's Board of Managers failed to approve the latest Southern Conference realignment proposals Thursday afternoon at the San Jose ELks Club. It was expected the basic leagues proposal would be rubber stamped. But, according to CCS Commissioner Larry Rice, the Board of Managers decided to put off approval of the basic leagues until the Southern Conference has a chance to form supplemental leagues in nine additional sports.

Southern Conference athletic directors will meet Monday to try to resolve the supplemental-league situation. The entire package (basic and supplemental league proposals) must then be send to the CCS office in Campbell, with the deadline for receiving it no later than Feb. 27. The matter will then go before the CCS Executive Committee either March 5 or 12. If the Southern Conference chooses to make some "minor changes" in the basic leagues proposal, it may do so.

Of course, it must be done before the Feb. 27 deadline. "The Southern Conference has a chance to run at it if they choose to," said Rice. However, it's not a suggestion or an open invitation to go back to the ground level on this thing." The basic leagues proposal was earlier approved by the Southern Conference by an overwhelming 22-5 margin. However, if some small changes are requested, it all right.

"What we really want formed are leagues the most people are happy with," said Rice. "Right now, we have a very significant majority in favor of the Southern Conference's latest proposal." There was one appeal on Thursday by Pacific Grove. But, it was ruled out of order. 34-35-ev rrtAsT CONFERENCE STANDINGS W-L GB school By The Associated Press BASEBALL American I aaraaj BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Announced that Ken Singleton, outfielder, had agreed to terms on a three-year contract extension. DETROIT TIGERS Announced that Milt Wilcox, pitcher, had agreed to terms on a three-year contract National Laagua CINCINNATI REOS-Announced that Larry Biittner, first basemarroutfielder, had agreed to terms on a three-year contract.

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Announced that Don Seger, head trainer, will leave to ioin the private staff of Dr. Phillip Marone. team physician. Named Jeff Cooper head trainer FOOTBALL National Football Laagua GREEN BAY PACKERS-Announced that Robert Harlan, corporate general manager, and Tom Miller, business general manager, will share the duties of general manager. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-Announced the resignation of Jerry Wynn, information director.

PITTSBURGH STEELERS Announced the retirement of Mike Wagner, safely. HOCKEY National Hockey League NEW YORK RANGERS Announced the retirement of Phil Esposito. center, effective Jan.10, and named him assistant to Craig Patrick, head coach and director of operations. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS-Traded Gary McAdam, left wing, to the Detroit Red Wings for Errol Thompson, left wing. Added Tony Feltrin, defenseman.

ST. LOUIS BLUES-Recalled Bryan Maxwell, defenseman, and Paul MacLeaa forward, from Salt Lake City of the Central Hnrkpv I paai. Harwell 1 Menlp 11 I Monterey College I skyime I Cabrillo Cuesta 1-0 1-0 1-0 -1-0 0-1 1 0-1 1 0-1 1 0-1 I oavnan Ohlone 1 Wednesday's Games Menlo 87. Cabrillo 64 Hartnell 51, Cuesta 49 Monterey Peninsula 84, Gavilan 76 Skyline 71, Ohlone 55 Basketball IS Men's Basketball UCSC, 84-64 UCSC (84) Weaver 9-1-19, Deignan 7-3-17, Condit816, Etter 5-1-11, Simpson 40 Davenport 34 Landing 1-1-1 Mckillip 1-0-2, Walker 12. Totals 3941.

SJ BIBLE (64) Tomlin 7-5-19, Guy 4-5-13, Daniken 5-1-11, White 51-11, Brassier 304, Jackson 2-M. Totals 26-12-64. UCSC J8 461 SJ Bible 26 3844 National Basketball Association At A Glance By The Associated Press Eastern Confaranca Basketball Ratings STATE OVERALL Atlantic Division GB Pet? 837 .780 .619 .381 3 36 32 26 16 Phiiadefphw Boston New York Washington WINNIPEG JETS-Recalled John Wh Markell, forward, from the Tulsa Oilers of the New Jersey 24Vi Central Hockey League. COLLEGE BOSTON COLLEGE Named Barry Central Division High School .273 .738 .591 .500 .419 .357 Milwaukee Indiana Chicago Atlanta Cleveland Detroit 31 II 26 18 21 21 18 25 15 27 11 31 Western Confaranca 6 10 3 16 20 Wrestling Gallup assistant football coach and recruiting coordinator. FLORIDA STATE Named C.W.

Ingram athletic director. OREGON STATE Signed Joe Aveiiano, head football coach, to a new four-year contract. SAN DIEGO STATE Named Doug .262 Santa Cruz 41, Aptos 25 98 M. Corona (SO pinned Wood. 105 -Matea (SO def.

112- Lampreck Smith, Gary Zauner and Steve Shafer, as tun- Midwest Division 29 15 20 24 19 25 18 24 14 27 6 39 Pacific Division 34 10 of Mike Weaver. Tim Deignan. Rick Condit and Terrance, Etter. overpowered San Jose Bible. 84-fi4.

Although UCSC officially owns a 2-8 overall record. Thursday night's triumph was the first win on the court. UCSC did earn a vie-' tory in its first outing of the season, but it was by forfeit when it was revealed Chapman played the game with an ineligible player. "We played two strong halves of basketball and that's encouraging," Richardson said. "It's nice to play a real team game.

The players enjoyed it a lot more, and I certainly did to." UCSC went into the game having lost eight straight and afterwards the coach admitted the "kids were really, happy. Eric Simpson (a junior) said that was the first game he'd ever won. The team has remained real positive despite all of the adversity," Richardson explained. The double-figure scoring of Weaver (19), Deignan (17), Condit 16) and Etter (111 provided the margin of victory for UCSC. By half-time, UCSC had built up a 38-26 edge.

UCSC shot 53 percent, hitting 39 of 74, while outre-bounding San Jose Bible 37-25. "This was our first game we played somebody our same size. We were still a younger team, but we just outquicked them," the coach added. UCSC returns to action tonight at 5 p.m. against Menlo at the campus' West Fieldhouse.

Saturday night UCSC hosts the Cal Basketball Club, again at 5 o'clock. Rank SchooJRecortJ 1 MercedlM 2 CC San FranciscolM 3 El CaminolM 4 Chabotl2-2 5 Skylinel3-I 6 Compton7-2 7 MoorparklO-2 8 Cerritosll-3 0 Golden Westl2-3 10 Sacramento CitylM 11 OxnardM 12 Columbial2-3 13 Pasadena City 13-5 14 Barstowl4-3 15 Marin 1 1-3 la Lassenl2-2 17 Santa Monical2-5 18 Contra Costa 12-5 19 RioHondoll-5 20 Cypress 1M 20 American RiverlM 20 Saddleback 1M 20 Santa Rosall-5 SMALL SCHOOLS Rank SchoolRecord 1 SkylmeU-l 2 Barstowi4-3 3 Lassen 1 2-2 4 Yuba 10-3 5 Ohlone7-5 6 Menooano9-5 7 Dcsert8-7 8 Cuesta7-9 9 Cerro Coso7-6 10 Mira Costa7-7 I Records through games Jan. 4.) Ratings compiled by the JC Athletic time assistant football coaches and John (A)def. Gonzales, 11-2; 19-Lee(SC)pinned Morello and John Featherstone as part-time Sweatland. 126 J.

Corona (SO def. assistanttootballcoaches.AnnouncedthatBill Moren, 16-2. 132 Kephardt (SCI pinned Dickey, assistant coach, has decided to re- Alameda. 138 Bettencourt (SO pinned E. main as head coach at College of San Mateo.

Sweatland. 145 Strong (SO del. Preston, San Antonio Kansas City Utah Houston Denver Dallas Phoenix Los Angeles Golden State Portland Seattle 27 16 22 22 773 1 628 500 12 Briefs 463 13' 419 IS' i3o niynrower tai pinneu unvier. iw Nairn (A) def. Goin S4.

185 Hines (Al pinned Voorsanger. 200 Brandenburg (A) pinned Lambert. 245 Dove (A) pinned Egan. Sorajet 42. seaside 27 19 18 San Diego Thursday's Games By The Associated Press 98 ueetz (Soq) won by forfeit.

105 TENNIS Chargualaf CHICAGO (AP) John McEnroe de- (Sea) pinned Crocker. 119 Smith (Soq) feated doubles partner Peter Fleming 7 7-5, pinned Sakayeda. 126 Silvia (Soq) Pinned and Roscoe Tanner knocked off Johan Kriek GasKm. 132 Wyer (Seal def. TogncJi, 18-14.

6-2 6-1 in second-round play in the $350,000 138 Ianniciello (Soq) pinned Quy. 145 Michelob Light Challenge of Champions ten- Tucker (Sea) won by forfeit. 155 Reynolds nis tournament. (Soq)pinnedAtai. 167-Crivdto(Soq)pinned LANDOVER, Md (AP) Tracy Austin Nannie.

185 Meibinger (Soq) pinned beat top-seeded Hana Mandtikova 6-3, 60 in Gleason. 200 Wo(tai (Sea) won by forfeit, the $250,000 Colgate Series Tennis Cham- pionsnips. In other matches, Wendy Turnbull eliminated Pam Shrlver 7-5, 7-5, and Andrea Jaeger registered a 3, 6-2 7-6 victory over Romania's Virginia Ruzici. SCGAL Top Twenty Second-seeded Chris Evert Lloyd, suffer- ing with the flu and a temperature of 102 Santa Crui County Athletic League Statistical Leaders degrees, defaulted her scheduled match to INDIVIDUAL SCORING Indiana 116 New York 115, OT Kansas City 136, Washington 118 Milwaukee 98, Atlanta 95 Utah 99, Dallas 97 Friday's Games Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Atlanta Phoenix at New Jersey Houston at Philadelphia Portland at San Antonio Denver at San Diego Seattle at Los Angeles Saturday's Games New York at Cleveland Milwaukee at Indiana Boston at New Jersey Washington at Dallas Philadelphia at Chicago Portland at Houston Kansas City at Utah Detroit at Golden State, 8 p.m. Denver at Seattle Thursday's College Basketball Score By The Associated Press t-AR WEST Arizona 84, Washington 77 Arizona St 61 Washington St.

59, 20T Brigham Young 84, San Diego St. 73 Coll. of Idaho 77. S. Oregon Coll.

63 Drake 80, New Mexico St. 72 Montana S3, W.Mnntana 40 Idaho 57, Weber St. 46 Idaho St 64, Boise St. 63 N. Montana 88, Carroll, Mont.

76 Puget Sound 97, Trinity (III.) 52 Regis 84, M. Highlands 66 Utah 100, Hawaii 87 Utah St 107, E.Central63 New Mexico 69, Colorado Mines 59 'iiJ Martina Navratikwa. Player, School GP ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) Wayne Glaum Aptos 14 Pascos of Australia upset Chris Lewis 64 6-1 p.r,nj' in in the second round of the South Australian 2'' Men'sOpen. Coburn, Santa Cruz 12 In other action. John Fitzgerald of Austral- Hart, Harbor 11 ia scoreda6-4, 7-6 victory over DaleCollings; Jenkins, Harbor 9 Brad Drewett ousted Ross Case 3-e, 6-2 M.

Moors, San Lorenzo Valley 9 and Mark Edmondson eliminated Glen smith Soquel 11 OON(AP) Stan Smith and Bob LoVeb" 10 Lutz beat Ire South African pair of Kevin LIOTt, Aptos 12 Marello Prep 13 the $240,000 Branift Airways World Doubles Williams, Aptos 14 Championships. Bol, Aptos 13 TP 224 147 174 152 122 121 144 118 130 137 147 137 129 133 119 99 110 114 91 Hi 29 26 29 20 21 18 21 21 18 23 20 19 20 22 19 15 16 18 17 20 Avg. 16.0 14.7 14.5 138 136 13.4 13 1 11.8 10 8 10.5 10.5 10.5 99 9.5 9 2 90 8.5 8.1 83 6.8 (AP Laserphoto) earner, vtcror maya ano nann msier Marr Mare PreD 13 got past Sherwood Stewart and Loose Ball Riessen, 6-1 6-4, M. 6-1. Hill, Aptos 14 Lyon, Santa Cruz 13 i Hockey 1 1 Hi TP 90 1019 65 595 National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press Campbell Conference Patrick Division KANSAS CITY Kansas City Kings' Sam Lacey period of Thursday night's National Basketball Associa-(left) charges after the ball as Greg Ballard of the tion game.

Lacey gained possession and the Kings posted Washington Bullets tries to regain his balace in the second a 136-118 victory. Offensive, Defensive Rookies Named Billy Sims, Buddy Curry, Al Richardson Avg. 72.8 54.1 53.8 08.7 47.5 45.5 FOOTBALL Patterson, Harbor 11 ST LOUIS (AP) -Buffalo's Chuck Knox Locatelli, Marello Prep 13 was named National Footbatt League Coach K.irsch, Aptos 14 of the Year by the Snorting News. Jayet, Harbor ill In voting by NFL coaches, Knox was ororn Santa Cruz named on 13 ballots. Dick Vermeil of Philadel- Lirozco, oanra ruz phia received five votes and Leeman Bennett of the Atlanta Falcons three.

TEAM OFFENSE BOWLING SChOOl GP Gary Dickinson Aptos 14 surged from a tie for sixth place after three Harbor 11 rounds to the top spot after the fourth round of canta rr'i'iV the $125,000 Miller High Life Classic at the Brunswick WonderBowl, Marello Prep 3 Dickinson averaged 227 pins per game In San Lorenzo Valley 10 fhefirstroundof match play and won six of his Soquel 11 eight matches to take over first place. Marshall Holman also won six of eight TEAM DEFENSE matches but finished the fourth round in ccn00i rip second place, 25 pins behind Dickinson. Dickinson had games of 214,211, 235, 224, soquel I 263, 231 and 211, giving him a 26-game total of San Lorenzo Valley 10 Santa Cruz 13 Marello Prep 13 69 67 54 60 700 633 475 500 GF GA Pts Islanders Philadelphia Calgary Washington San Diego Playoff Fever SAN DIEGO (AP) An FBI spokesman said Thursday that football playoff fever in San Diego may have reached larcenous proportions when an unidentified man wearing a Charger sunvisor robbed a Mission Valley bank. The man, described by authorities as in his 50s, simulated having a weapon and escaped with an undisclosed amount of cash from the bank, located less Rangers Smythe Division 26 9 6 18 12 12 Lo 40 28 46 34 44 39 TP 585 503 710 730 685 901 Avg. 48.5 50.3 54.6 56.2 62.3 64.4 St.

Louis Vancouver Chicago Colorado Edmonton Winnipeg Harbor 11 Aptos 14 (J" Golf Wales Conference NOTE All statistics given are tor games played on and before Monday, Jan. 5. Los Angeles Montreal Hartford Pittsburgh Detroit TUCSON. Ariz. (AP) First round scores Thursday in the 300,000 Joe Garagkjla-Tucson upen Kjon lournamenr: Norm Division 26 II 4 177 139 SS 24 13 4 175 115 52 13 18 8 150 188 31 13 21 7 155 185 33 10 22 8 129 168 28 Adams Division 19 9 II IS4 119 49 19 9 10 141 114 48 15 18 7 149 144 37 13 22 5 155 187 31 10 20 10 137 169 Dan Halldorson than five miles away from Minnesota San Diego Stadium, where Boston the Chargers host Oakland Sims was the Heisman Trophy winner as a junior at Oklahoma and the runner-up to Charles White in the voting as a senior.

There was never any question of his ability to run. Had there been, he would have dispelled it instantly. In his first game as a pro, he rambled through the Los Angeles defense for 153 yards and three touchdowns in a 41-20 romp over the Rams. "I felt chills every time he touched the ball," veteran linebacker Charlie Weaver said following Sims' debut. And quarterback Gary Danielson said after that blowout of the Rams, "If you think he's good now, wait'll you see him in our eighth game." In his second game, against Green Bay, he gained 134 yards, scored a touchdown rushing and, to show his versatility, caught an 87-yard touchdown pass from Danielson.

In the Lions' home opener, Sims came within five yards of becoming the first rookie ever to rush for 100 or more yards in his first three games. He followed up that 95-yard day with his best game of the season in the fourth week, a 157-yard day against Minnsota. Hall of Beer Admission $3.00 Children $1.50 NEW YORK (AP) Billy Sims of the Detroit Lions, who proved in 1980 he was every bit the runner he'd been in college and a fine receiver as well, was named today The Associated Press Offensive Rookie of the Year in the National Football League. Sims was, fittingly, a runaway choice. He received 53 of the 84 votes cast by a nationwide panel of sports writers and sports' broadcasters, three from each NFL city.

Joe Cribbs of the Buffalo Bills was second with 24 votes. The only other player to receive more than two votes quarterback David Woodley of the Miami Dolphins with three. Sims enabled the Lions to vault from last in National Football Conference rushing in 1979 to second in 1980, just-behind Los Angeles. He set club records with his 313 carries and 1,303 yards (fourth in the conference and fifth in the league), his league-high 13 touchdowns rushing and his five 100-yard games in the season. He also caught 51 passes for 621 yards and three touchdowns (not bad for a guy who'd caught the ball just three times in college).

In all, he accounted for 1,924 yards on offense and his ,16 TDs led the league. Sports Digest TTwrsday's Games Boston 7, Detroit 4 St.Louis 5, Philadelphia S. fie Montreal 4 Pittsburgh 2 Calgary 6, Washington 0 Friday's Games Buffalo at New York Rangers Vancouver at Winnipeg Hartford at Edmonton Minnesota at Colorado Saturday's Garnet pun Dog Show Fresh Fish Market 31- 32-63 34-31-65 34- 32-66 33-33-66 35- 31-66 33-33-66 33- 33-66 34- 32-66 33- 33-66 35- 3166 34- 33-67 32- 35-67 34-33-67 33- 34-67 34- 33-67 32- 35-67 34-33-67 34-33-67 33- 34-67 333-67 35-32-67 33-34-67 33-34-67 32-35-67 32-35-67 Opensl Lon Hinkte Bruce Liefzke Johnny Miller Lee Elder Howard Twitty Terry Diehl Jim Simons John Mahafey Jim Colbert David Eger Bob Byman John Adams George Cadle Scott Simpson Larry Ziegler Bunky Henry Bob Eastwood Grier Jones Don January Mike Brannan Miller Barber Mike Sullivan Lyn Lott Dan Pohl Shooters Row in the American Football Conference championship game Sunday. "Maybe he needed the money to go to the game." the FBI spokesman said. Tickets normally selling for $12 have been on sale for up to $400 each in classified advertisements in the city's daily newspapers.

1:00 pm weekdays Sat Sun 11:00 ami BMX Bikes Laigary at uetrwr Quebec at Montreal Boston at New York Islanders Chicago at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Toronto Hartford at Winnipeg Washington at Minnesota Los Angeles at St.Louis C'u vol niw.it or twnci Cards Win, Soquel Loses off Drive me saSsnn College Coach Of Year MIAMI BEACH, Fla (AP) Everyone knows Georgia is college football's national champion for 1980. Coach Vince Dooley just hasn't found time to let it sink in yet. "What I haven't had a chance to do is sit down and just reflect on it. I'd like to do that. I'm hoping to do that next weekend," Dooley said Thursday as he was named University Division Coach of the Year by some 2,400 fellow members of the American Football Coaches Association.

Dooley and Rick Carter, who led Dayton to the NCAA Division III national championship and was named Coach of the Year in the College Division, were honored Thursday night at the AFCA's annual banquet. For Dooley, 48, it was the culmination1 of a 17-year head coaching career at Georgia that has seen him change from unbending martinet to a man of reason. The Santa Cruz Cardinals downed the Aptos Mariners, 41-25, in a Santa Cruz County Athletic League wrestling match Thursday. In other wrestling action on Thursday, the Soquel Knights defeated Seaside, 42-27. Santa Cruz registered five pins, while Aptos recorded three.

Getting pins for Santa Cruz were Martin Corona (98-pound division), Duke Lee (119), Huan Kephardt (132), Joel Bettencourt (138) and Darryl Hightower (155). Aptos wrestlers winning by pins were Marty Hines (185), Eric Brandenburg (200) and Bill Dove (245). In the Soquel-Seaside match, Soquel's wrestlers registered six pins. Winning by pin for Soquel were Craig Smith (119), Gary Silvia (126), Robert Ianniciello (138), Reggie Reynolds (155), Mike Crivello (167) and Mickey Meibinger (185). DeBartolo Shows Interest CLEVELAND AP) Sports entrepreneur Edward J.

DeBartolo says he could not be considered an absentee owner if he owned the Cleveland Indians. DeBartolo, who bases his business in Youngstown, Ohio, owns Thistledown, Louisiana Downs and Balmoral, the San Francisco 49ers of the National Football League, the Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League and the Pittsburgh Civic Arena. Aside from sports, he has built more than 50 shopping malls. He recently bid to purchase the Chicago White Sox and was dismayed when major league baseball owners, largely at the urging of Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, rejected the bid. This week, the sale of the Cleveland Indians to New York theater magnate James Nederlander and California lawyer Neil Papiano fell through when current owner, F.J.

O'Neill, would not approve certain unspecified aspects of the proposed sale. In an interview, DeBartolo said he wants to have a talk with Kuhn before deciding whether to bid on the Indians. "I'm not even going to get started until he gives me the green light," DeBartolo said. Cabrillo Defeated Marello JV Softball Position Marello Prep High School has a junior varsity girls softball coaching position open. All interested persons should send a letter of introduction and resume by Jan.

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In the 118s, Cabrillo's Paul Bruton and Skyline's John Contreras tied, 6-6. Cabrillo forfeited four weight classes. MUsirtflll mileage. And right now, very low prices. Come buy.

Our-demonstrators are ready to be driven away. I' Mb, DRAINS UNBLOCKED KITCKIN IINXS BATHROOM FIXTURE! UTILITY DRAINS 1 800 SOQUEL AVENUE SANTA CRUZ 426-3220 MR) E50 FLOOR DRAINS Price Include! Service Call Labor LEWIS 49er Games On KCBS SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The SanFranasco 49ers' games will be broadcast on KCBS the next tiree seasons, the National Football League team radio station announced jointly Thursday. The new contract with KCBS endsTiie 49ers' long association with San Francisco station KSFO. Lon Simmons, the KSFO announcer who has been the voice of the 49ers for many years, will no longer be handling their games. SLV Gymnastic Classes Gymnastics classes, under the coaching direction of San Lorenzo Valley Recreation Department instructor Connie DeNault, are scheduled to begin Jan.

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