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Santa Cruz Sentinel IS Wednesday, May 8, 1974 Bucs Blank Aptos Netters IHIawks One-Came Lead Manniear-Goode (A) 10-3. Harbor High's tennis team blanked Aptos, 9-0, Tuesday at Harbor, now 8-2, faces Soquel Thursday at 3 15 m. on the Santa Cruz High courts. By GARSON MATOSOFF MENLO PARK "We're right where we want to be," said Cabrillo coach Jerry Fishel after his club slaughtered Menlo 14-2 here yesterday. The victory lifts the Seahawks' Coast Conference record to 12-3.

one full game ahead of second place Hartnell. More importantly, Cabrillo has a two-game advantage in the loss column with only three games remaining. A win over Ohlone today in Fremont will clinch at least a tie for the Conference title. Cabrillo College. Paul Batten (Hi def.

John Marinovich (A) 6-4, 7-5; Francis-Kuo (H) def. Jack Matau (A) 6-0, 6-2; Todd Prindle (Hi def. Steve Minniear (A) 6-0 6-1; Susan Bergman (H) def. Scott Johnson (A) 6-0, 6-1; Grace Kuo H) def. Mark Goode (A 6-2, 64; Francis Seftel (H) def.

Don Sleeper (A) 7-5, 6-0. Batten-Prindle (H) def. Marinovich-Matau (A) 8-5; F. Kuo-Bergman (H) def. John-son-Goode (A) 10-0; Mark Bleecker-Dick Starr (H) def.

Steve Glaum hurled six strong innings of Tuesday's seven inning affair and picked up his third win of the season. The freshman from Aptos High scattered five hits while walking only one batter and striking out five. Glaum also had a big day at the plate, collecting four hits and driving in four runs. Red hot Dave Stewart boosted his conference batting average well over the .400 mark with a 3-for-4 performance. The Hawk third sacker is currently on an 11-game hitting streak and has rapped out 10 hits in his last 16 at bats.

The Seahawks tagged Menlo starter Jack Spidell for two iuns in the opening frame. Don San-ford grounded a base hit to center and scored on Stewart's line single up the middle. Stewart swiped second and moved to third on a passed ball before Dave Chapatte drew a two-out walk. He scored on a double steal. Stewart ignited a three run third inning rally with a ground rule double.

Menlo then walked the fifth was converted into another tally when the Seahawk shortstop stole second and galloped home on Stewart's two-out basehit. Chapatte diew a leadoff walk in the sixth, snatched second, took third on a wild pitch, and trotted home on Glaum's line single. Reliever Dennis Zafferano walked Williams in theseventh, then surrendered singles to Ewald and Glaum for Cabnllo's final run of the afternoon. Pick up Cabrillo Box. fourth stanza Sanford walked, Mike Ferrin blooped a double, and Stewart received a free pass.

Williams then smashed a double, scoring three. Chapatte walked, and Glaum drove in Williams with a basehit ripped through the legs of second baseman Bink Byrnes. First baseman Bob Danof replaced Spidell on the mound and allowed an RBI single to Dave Marrs. Another double steal enabled Glaum to score from third. Gary Banks' leadoff walk in NOW AVAILABLE, TOWING ROAD SERVICE SERVICING ALL STATE MEMBERS AND OTHERS UNIVERSITY SHELL.

745 OCEAN ST. 423-2783 Glenn Williams intentionally but the strategy backfired when Chapatte, the following batter, belted another ground rule double to drive in a run. Glaum singled in two more with a shot over the Oaks' drawn infield. Cabrillo broke the contest wide open with six runs in the Cibri'lo(l4) Menlo (2) ab ab Sanford.cf 3 2 1 Zalferano.rt-p 2 1 DeMoro.rf 1 0 0 Englishes ..2 0 0 Fernn.lb 4 1 1 Sancier.cf ..2 0 0 Stewart, 3b 4 3 3 Custafson.c. 3 0 1 Williams.lt 3 2 1 Danof.lb 3 0 1 Chapatte.rf-cl I 3 1 Hughes, 3b-2b 3 0 0 Ewald ph 1 0 1 Poster.lt 3 0 1 Glaum.p 1 4 Byrnes, 1 0 0 Marrs, 2b ....4 0 1 Marcheck.rt 2 0 0 Kypreos.c ...3 0 0 Spideil.p 1 1 1 Marmi.c 1 0 0 Paulson, 2 0 0 Banks, ss 2 I 0 Totals ....32 14 13 Totals 24 2 5 Cabrillo 203 ell 1-14 13 1 Menlo 002 000 0- 2 5 1 2 Base Hits Perrin, Stewart, Chapatte.

Runs Batted In Stewart (2), Williams (3), Glaum (4), Chapatte, Marrs. Losing Pitcher Spidell. Winning Pitcher Glaum. Pitcher IP ER BB SO Glaum 6 4 2 2 1 5 Rodriguez 1 1 0 0 0 3 Spidell 3 23 7 11 11 6 2 Danof 123 2 112 1 Zaterano 2 3 113 2 Knights Mold Off SLV For 4-3 Win By JOHN LINDSAY for a makeup game against greeted Hamm with a right Sentinel Sports Editor Salinas. field, RBI single as Long stop- Soquel High Tuesday main- Tuesday on a warm day in ped at third, tained its one-game lead in the Felton, the Cougars, behind lef- Dave Leuck then blasted one torrid Monterey Bay League thander Glen Osterhout, carried toward first, where the ball was North Division varsity baseball a 1-0 lead into the Knights' sixth kicked as Long scrambled race, but it wasn't easy.

inning, but two infield throwing across home plate with the The Knights, leading defen- errors and back-to-back hits Cougars' third run of the game, ding champion Harbor by a gave the Knights three runs and Padelt took second, where he mere game, escaped Felton the lead they'd never yield. was relieved of running duties with a 4-3 victory after Soquel The big blow was a crashing by Keith Reason. Reason moved shut off a last-chance San left-center field double by to third and Leuck to second on Lorenzo Valley in the seventh. Soquel shortstop Rex Curt Smith's infield out, but The Cougars scored twice in Nicolaisen, who drove in Hamm then Hamm came through to the seventh and had runners on and Dale Hendrickson. Hamm strike out the game's final out.

second and third before Soquel had reached base on an error The defensive play of the day reliever Jeff Hamm fanned the and Hendrickson had singled, came from Soquel third last out and preserved a one of two hits for the big baseman Ray Carrillo, who in hard-earned Knight victory Knight first sacker. the fourth inning raced down the over the scrappy Cougars. It was Hendrickson's seventh right field line to snare a pop-up Soquel's MBL record shot to inning single which drove by Long. Carrillo, who covers a 10-3. setting up Friday's biggie across the eventual winning lot of ground, skidded to his when the Knights entertain Har- run.

Jeff Genovese walked with chest and held the ball high, get- bor (9-4) in a 3:30 p.m. contest one out, Hugh Thome singled, ting the "out" call from in Soquel. That game will likely sending Hendrickson to third, umpires Milo Badger and Steve determine the North Division and after a strikeout, Hen- Sweat, champion, although the Knights drickson single: to left. soquel slvcd and Pirates each have The Valley tried to come back ennub Vo i Brom.3b....bo regular-season finales to play and almost made it in its half of Stewart, it ....4 i osterttout.p 3 i next Tuesday (Soquel hosts theseventh. I I Aptos and Harbor visits Santa With one out.

Pat Callawav 2 0 cuawy.it .211 1 1 Henricksn.lb 3 1 2 Long. lb 3 1 1 UlJZ)- beat out an infield hit, and Dave 1 i Pavne.c....2 The Valley, meanwhile. Long followed with a left field Padeit.ph... 1 i Tuesday saw its playoff hopes single, which got past the Soquel jzll 0 deminish as the Cougars drop- outfielder and allowed Callaway smith.rf ....3 0 0 ped three games behind the to third and Long to second. Totals Tol95 ..11 division leaders.

Thursday in That was the end of Soquel star- soquel 0000031-4 7 4 Felton, the Cougars (6-5) host terHugh Thome, whohadgiven siv 000 2-3 5 3 2 Base Hits Nicolaisen. Runs Batted Santa Cruz (6-7), and Friday, its up just four hits to that point as in Hendrickson. Nicolaisen 2, Padeit. SLV vs. Santa Cruz at Harvey Soquel coach Ron Walters Losin9 wh'r osterhout.

winning West Stadium. Tuesday, The brought in Hamm from right pitcher Tp' er bb so Valley plays at Watsonville and field. lVi 3 2 I then back to Felton Wednesday Pinchhitter John Padelt Hamm. 1,3 1 0001 Area Scores, Standings COAST CONFERENCE TEAM GB Cabrillo 12 3 Hartnell 12 5 1 MPC 10 6 2' a Ohlone 6 3 Skyline 8 I 4' i Menlo 3 12 1 Gavilan 1 15 11 Va Tuesday's Results Cabrillo 14, Menlo 2 Hartnell 4, Ohlone 0 Skyline 6. Gavilan 2 MONTEREY BAY LEAGUE Northern Division TEAM GB Soquel 10 3 Harbor 9 4 1 SLV 6 5 3 Santa Cruz 6 7 4 Watsonville 4 6 Aptos 10 Tuesday's Results Soquel 4, San Lorenzo 3 Santa Cruz 2, Watsonville 1 Harbor 5, Aptos 4 Southern Division TEAM GB Ahsal 10 1 Monterey 8 4 Tit North Salinas 5 3 Salinas 4 9 7 Seaside 3 10 8 Tuesday's Results Monterey won by torfeit over Seaside.

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Aptos countered with Perry Miller on the mound and the Mariner righthander sailed until Dan Simpson broke the Pirate scoring ice with an unearned tally in the fourth for a closer 3-1 score. The Aptos downfall came in the frantic fifth when Miller gave up a walk and a double to relief winner Bob Bullock. Coach Paul Barrington brought in Bob Ivan for two more bases on balls and an error before Mike Costello took over after Harbor scored four unearned runs to take a 5-3 edge. With Simpson on third. Tom Beyers on second and Mark Tolaio on first and Bob McCann at the plate, Aptos quickly got out of the inning when first baseman 1 Mark Nipp got the triple play moving.

McCann lined to Nipp. he stepped on first ahead of Tolaio and tossed to Shaw at third who got Simpson napping for the final out. Aptos grew a bit closer on Nipp's fifth inning homer and that was the last time the Mariners got within scoring distance. power came in the form of a home run and before the afternoon was over Aptos had turned in a nifty triple play in the fifth inning. It wasn't the most picturesque games, by a longshot, and after seven innings of wild baseball had been completed Harbor staggered to gain a 5-4 victory.

Coach Claude Sharp has been unaccustomed to unspirited baseball of late but Tuesday's Pirate performance left the head mentor with his head swirling. "This had to be the worst display of baseball all season," Sharp said harshly after the game. Harbor won't be able to lie down and play dead if it plans to challenge first place Soquel for the Monterey Bay League Northern Division championship. As everyone knows, the division showdow is Friday at Soquel. Sharp started junior Jim Cavanah and three passed balls along with two singles shot By DAVE BROCKMANN Sentinel Assistant Sports Editor There was everything a baseball fan could ever ask for when title contending Harbor journeyed to Aptos Tuesday with the idea of blitzing the last place Mariners.

Unearned runs came in bunches, passed balls flew freely, BucGolf Team Tops Mariners Harbor High's golfers moved into a tie for first place in the MBL Tuesday by dumping front-running Aptos, 35-19, at DeLaveaga Golf Course. Emie Bomprezzi, fourth man for the Pirates, was medalist for the second straight time, carding a 73. Aptos won the JV match, 33-21, although Harbor's Lee Bariteau shot a 35 on the front nine. Results: Willie Mecadon (H) def. Rick Downey (A) 4-2, John Carbone (A) def.

Jeff Tolaio (H) 6-0 (bestball 3-3 tie); Dave Alley (H) def. Tom Bourland (A) 5-1. Ernie Bomprezzi (H) 73 def. Dew Ward (A) 6-0 (bestball Harbor 6-0); John Matias (H) tied Steve Seibert (A) 3-3, Dale Clendon (H) def. Ted Wakamiya (A) 5-1 (bestball 3-3 tie).

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