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Pasadena Independent from Pasadena, California • Page 17

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are sasaasr Rip Giants Again, 6-1; Tribe, Orioles Divide Pair Mfets Rookie Gardner Hurls Four-Hitter Howser, Brooks Heroes TRACK TERROR Lancer track greet Rolph Wise will be among fop participants in Southern California Junior College track prelims this week. Wise holds' a time of 9.5 in 100 and 21.5 in 120. Pajadena City College 1j looking for its first Southern California track title. NEW YORK (AP)-Rookie Rob Gardner limited San Fran cisco lo four hits and Ron Hunt triggered two. rallies as the Elusive Trophy New York Mets whipped the Giants 6-1 Sunday before a crowd of 55,226.

CLEVELAND (AP) Dick The who lost the opener, Reds 9, CuLs 2 Howser scored, the Lie-breaking run on hred Wmllield's sixth- of the series in 17 innings Fri- PCC inning grounder, giving the Eyes day night, cut off the Giants' winning streak at 12 games ree bits, Including a Cleveland Indians a 2-1 victory over Baltimore and a split of their Uoiiuirtiuiidcr Miiiday. urday witii a 17-hit attach and double in the fourth again peppered Giant pitching inning, powering ihe Cincinnati Sunday for 12 hits and a three- Reds pasl Chicago 9-2 Sunday, game total of 4(1. I Tlie Orioles won the oyener on Brooks Robinson's run-scoring single in the 13th inning. Spike Title Hi! iBELf A Pasadena City Callfse has bad. the opportunity to see lot at trophies in its showcase during Hie last Al years, but That elusive bronze- creation is the Southern California Junior College track anrj field trophy and the Lancers hope to.

lance could have a major effect; on the outcome. do acorn tnis vear. PCC qualified 25 spois lor the! Their chance comes this week Shomsky W. ShnsVv. and the Lancers have Hart 5Q fielded a stronger or better! Phil Johmen floihw speed and daring at he tildes in safely for another PCC run.

prelims as did Fullerton, the Eastern Conference champion, while the Renegades will have 20 men in the prelims. At least hvo Lancers rate as' team. The SoCal prelims are sc-hed- tiled tor p.m. Wednesday at favorites in their events Cards 5, Braves 3 College, with the finals pr Ralnh Wisp CP. 5 51.

51 nnrt.t!.rS?!! ST." LOUIS (AP) St. Louis Phils 5, Astros 2 pale vaulter Dick Rai1sback! 1(16-1). Robinson, Evans Top PCC Stats ntitiiimtt in Biaten Saturday at p.m. PCC has swept through two undefeated dual meet seasons, scored heavily in relay meets, capnired Its own Western. State scored two unearned runs in the third inning with the help of Joe Torre's error and went on (o PHILADELPHIA (AP) Also in 440 Relay Harvey Kuenn scored the lying defeat Atlanta, 5-3, Sunday.

run in the sixth inning, then Conference championship by a Rallsback. wbn qualified far. startling 72-poim margin and isithe 3311-yard, intermediate hur-: NTabrhbI' U'Sob li bl gled across the lead run in the Kpwnrh. as Ptnlarlplnhin Hpfpnl- dips hIko mill tr.nl iwnl'Sfi ntm il'cju ior. oigger game.

Plenty of Competition hut will run on the Lancers' 440-1 od Houston 5-2 Sunday. IfVc Freshman Darrell Evans, who jyard relay team which he helped; cii Iset a national rr-rnrri rin liinJ PHrUVOELPHIA Pasadena City College basket-' mor50B 'M T.iwir a'Vo ball team, also wound un with.5."0" 51 5 15 26 liowever. there figures (o hej plenty of competition and the: biggest worry for Lancer ason. PC Centries in Ihe SnCal prc-i the top batting average on the! 3 cPto? lims with best season efforts: coaches Mickey Anderson and Ted Banks is Bakersfield, the MCYb II 1 0 0 Goninln If 1 r- Haling 3b in?) Hsolh 3 0 0 0 ivni lb 3 Evans, a Ibird baseman Metropolitan Conference cham plBfei: Yanks 5-3, A'. 2-1 was drafted last vear bv the pion.

"It's eoiiijj to be real New York Yankees, hit .423 fori" 83. KANSAS CITY (AP) Strong the season, and had a .436 bat-lH 3, sighed a worried Anderson. Done sheets' show the 'teams WTh "M1 by Al Downing, Bob! iriiin a fpiu nninio mnh rth jump-wniioi Myii-. nonet ana reiicvcr Peoro Ra- within a few points of each oth mds' paced the New York Yan- PCC tied for (lie Western s' 'kees to a 5-2. 3-1 doubieheaderi 1 1 1 i 51-3 4 3 3 i 3 itate C'onlerence championship cupiiar 1-3 with Pierce.

Both liad 12-2 rec- onf er in the final tally, so an upsel, injury or disappointing perform-i From Above Sweep over Aansas City Sunday giving Ralph Houk six victories in eight games since he replac I I I UvrrJA-00 1 uiils. Tlie Lancers were the de- ed Johnny Keans as manager. -J-' "li yTSs. SEE THE NtW I fending Jeaguc champions. Tlie Lancers scored more than twire as many runs as the' opponents (llrKifj and had crtlliefl Wilis nh rbl Cmnner sat ti stnlt I'liols hn use TariAuii 3 oi Fleet Phil also flexes, muscles with miqhtv biq bat.

Seagren Received' liealthy te'am batlinee averase fcoTicitn GLENOALE ll bj WSW 7l 3 1 HnrtflUan 'b 4 t- of .302, Curtis Goes Route I Evans, who kit safely in a'fSJI' 2 'ffin liut three games during tlie sea- cookjh 0 1 0 A Needed Boost son, laced Ihe club in hits (41) Wh 3 1 0 0 ib in Si I lon.rl i i Irlghll Hall And taring It lot I 1 S' In si Tolors A 1 fl 3 os drlv today SSBfcS Here Now! $3095 LPAda Phil Johnson, the Lancers all-'SdM White Sox Edge Cox A ll-Stars (cWhnrlcr, B-S. Mc-horlc'r. Nef- I CUnfiED SLHCJAV I WSC shortstop in 1965, led the HW(1 club in most other J-'S' He had 121 al-nats, 35 runs, six S'o1' I triples, wains and 26 stolen Oases. the 11th inning gaye the a cmtel.fiddcr Ulis 1 Jess Cdx A homer run bv Don Eskima Chirogo White Sox a 3-2 victory over the All-Stars in a semi-pro game Sunday afternoon al Broolisidc Park. hit .321 for the WSC and lor Hie season.

Fnr his two iSaniifU Ilk iL! iwH Ron Curbs went the tun nuie innings lor tlie All-stars pcc allowing only seven hits. The bll(cI 354 (gQ hils in FHESHO, Calif. (AP) A veteran pole vaulter at 19, Bob Seagren sailed over the bar with 'distance lo spare at Yi-aft in the West Coast Relays Saturday night to arid the world's outdoor pole vault record to his indoor mark. After clearing a height one-half inch above 17 ieet and already the event champion, Seagren that the bar he raised well above the 17-4 record set by Fred Hansen of -Eice tn the United States-Russian meet of 1064. Seagren missed twice, and a -majority ul the lans in Ratcliffe Stadium liad gone home when the lithe youngster tried a third and final bme.

He cleared the bar with at Kll-niaib Luneuieu 11 juia uj srl, 41 hnrpq h.nd i I 1 W1I1S Senators twQ white Sdx pitchers. Don-uBj. and scored 67 3i. picKeri up Hie (AP) Bernie Allen's double the fourth highlighted a three-': jfTyrjlo a (12 victory over Washington I huE" 3 in a rain-mterruptea game aun- BOB SEAGREN i MIHNE50TA vault record SB-Whiir. s-Fri SF-T" BB so least two inches to spare at an' Ntn lb INI Oil rl i 0 0 Cox I altitude which under European- undoiod clanrlarHc will ho r-prnrrlprl as Fnda' lr Willing the Coliseum Sulln J9 218! "lll'ebrew lb 3 0 -n ,7,11, 5.32 meters.

'jRelays at Los Angeles at Yl Brlnkmn bs a 1 1 BotlEV i 0 O.MI r. i.r( Saturday afternoon he flew to Got Needed Boost Frggno n(, after Tiers Chhox 6 HmpryE 0 0 "I am jr.ing to church on Sun-! competition made good on tliat DETROIT (AP) Throwing rri Stanford Crew Wins HM-ll day," Seagren saiu. "He gave "nat try by rattle Fisher and BLU, me the boost I needed." REDWOOD CITY effort look easy, 'seagren failed Swron aided late-inning ihnu tim trmt ra tea and hebod carrvjWoihinniijn minr The 6-foot. 175-pound young ford crews defeated the Univer-j ster shnuld have been tired. He raismt tn t7.B still i.w the Tigers to a 8-6 vielorv overj Ji.1' vin" F7 sity of California in five straight vault cao't appear too ch-teago te Sox Sunday.

Jjcwmi l-. i.i) a bunimy, Dy Ki'r, 2J4 lencth vimnry in the varsiiylfci A uia wirn a youngster who isn't safis-l "'w INDY LINEUP nvr-nt. 1 iS IS tied witn an inch at a time. IfrBiSb MMct Vwdwiw. I Martin 11 III rnrrV Tlie swing to Bruno's Men's Shop started 2 months ago when Bruno's the -revolutionary 21: oeagren aticnus liiendale 1 ouniLflcnllon leire.

a inslitiirinn nnrl to enler the University of tocntr Policy of nil nationally ni, Scoilnn Snider. Ft csno. Muinern uaiuornia next fau. wis 5s famous brands of Men clolJl- ing for less 6 days a week o'i weeks ol Hie year, lis inn 1968 Olympics at Mexico, ttS! iW-JHi'Citv." he said after his rprorrt'McCro. iWI VjfeS3, TT II ML la F.irls.

a radical departure irom ourntRrJ, i6s Vau1t. "Maybe this was iust! Llova Ruiv. Wkh 1S4? normal retail selling, its Kick inira Jim Mteireolli Arllnulon, IlnJ. His roorhmaie, John Pennet, who formerly held the record, would disagree. He watched i.

oownev, Wytin '1 Prt-han IB w. Horlon, HH ikowren 1, Romano FrMiP SB -Vols, Dtmiltr, SF Lumpt. ohn 21-3 Seagren take the world indoor record with a 17! inch effort at i-3i 1 Albuquerque, last March deflationary. It a red-h rebellion against high prices. Join the "rebels" who save every day at Bruno's.

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While al Ml. San Anlonlo nnhs ,6 f0 1un. SEATTLE (AP) Wnshing- Oovor.rnrl (mhnintr, I5J.5S51 Art Ores, Hegnr-vollsrctft SOlh ChnrRc Account jap wKEn f.i record. Ion's undefeated crews swopl a dicSi; A nf Pomnil, innnmrhr mnel with UCIA and snarl, ujiijj an sues. All nlterntions Free.

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I I Frl. Ji3 imli pi Stl. 270 SO. ARROYO PARKWAY, PAS ADIN A ONLY rKllKri kith or 100 LKlltwi, CMlt la Oattr I fciohih iornla Hinders Club lenm ia uia aunnny nn an lniproviseu Ei5Xm.FoT lfyPmhJltiS, present? 'oxlra ycor ot elifii- Lake Washington course in rain, PluHr.tSjSr10: N'v" when lie enters USC. bold and ffisty winds.

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