Los Gatos Times-Saratoga Observer from Los Gatos, California • 2

Los Gatos Times-Observer Wed Sept 28 1 966 baseball boss make ticket hounds bappy! leer and By MILTON K1CHMAN UF1 Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPD-You have to take the good with the bad come-times and nobody in the land knows that aqy better right now than that haraised but happy gentleman who happens to own the Baltimore Orioles His name is Jerald Hoff-bexger all his friends mil him Campbell off to roaring "Well in that case you can get your beer the hdl out of here" some tavern keepers tell the drivers Gussie Busch had that same problem when the Cardinals won in 1964 and he had a smaller ball park too Comes World Series time and no one believes anyone Not about World Series tickets aqyway No matter how many times you explain it people steadfastly refuse to believe toe participating players have to buy tickets for their family or friends That? right the players actually have to pay for them too that's where the rub comes in Everytime brewery drivers have delivered beer lately the tavern keeper has said: "Incidentally like to get some World Series tickets from the brewery' In all cases the drivers have been instructed to reply that no tickets are available entitled to a pair of tickets be- cause she ran a busload of people to Philadelphia each weekend the! Phillies were home this season She loves baseball she pointed! out and thought die should be rewarded Then there was still another! lady from Eastern Shore MtL who believed she should be given tickets Moreover she was convinced she also should have the honor of leading the WorldSeries parade although no one had aqy idea of what parade she was talking about And why did she feel entitled to all toil? "Because" she explained rather modestly "my given name is National League dub also gets amounL Then there are the season box-holders who get first preference and since there are only so many seats between home plate and first base always bound to kick HAVE HAD COMPLAINTS Naturally the Orioles already have had their share of complaints although they put their tickets on sale until Monday mitodghL "I understand why 1 order my tickets over the telephone" declared one annoyed patron "I always do that for the Preakness" Another fan from Lancaster Pa wrote to Baltimore nfftrut and said she thought she was Los Gatos Frosh-Soph hand new coach 32-6 victory And how would anyone ever believe that the president of too local brewery help out with tickets especially when he was the chairman of the board of the ball club also? Actually the World Series is the game His name is the one which appears on the tickets His office gets number of tickets and each American and Camden wins cross country contest swift senior Ray Hernandez led the Cougars to their second cross country victory of the season Saturday at Pleasanton as he toured the two-mile course in 10:54 a new record Camden won with 34 points against 47 far second place Mission San Jose 58 for Newark and 85 for Amador Valley Bill Jones of Camden was second in 11:04 Dave Bryant led Camden Junior varsity to a win with an 11:57 docking and Can Shuster was second in 12:04 Camden sophomores won and Tom Blalkowaki was the individual winner in 12:01 Camden frosh were second and Keith Kruse was third in 12:52 -i4I NQSANTACPUi 114 4410? NOW! THRU TIIISJ It PHONE EERTlHm iCOLUMBIAIFICTURES CARL FOREMAN fj DAHY feSO PM md IAS Los Gatos Frosh-Soph football team handed new Coach John Mackey a 32-6 opening day victory Friday over visiting Mission San Jose as six of eight West Valley Athletic League teams started toe 1966 campaign Defending champion Campbell swamped Soquel 88-0 and Del Mar nipped Kennedy 14-7 while Saratoga bowed 18-12 to St Francis Junior varsity We stmont wu abut out 13-0 fay Irvington and Blackford tied Mitty 6-6 Leigh and Camden did not play The Gatos Frosh-Soph seemed to improve ee toe game went along scoring twice in the first half and three times after the intermission when quick moving defense insinuated itself Mackey saw room for improvement but liked toe way Ms smaller team used its speed Sophomore back Eddie Siracusa started the scoring late in toe second quarter with a 68-yard run through toe middle and PM SUIJAFFE-PAIUMN PMMsnr-nunauciiiM rY com shows DAILY 13:15 ICO-HfT UA "Cast A Plant Shadow" MOUNT KEEEN OHN SNOWS 45 7il5 Jerry and precisely the trouble-suddenly everyone is his friend Naturally they all want the same thing WqrldSeries tickets and what makes it especially rough on HafXberger is that he also is president of leading brewery A lot of Haffbergers beer is sold in taverns and start Don Cecich another second-year back scored from three yards out midway in the second period MSJ tallied on 20-yard pass play Just before toe half Dan pass interception and 15-yard penalty put toe Kittens in business at the MSJ 15 and after Cecich got ten freshmen quarterback Rick Urbano passed the final two yards to Siracusa Cecich bucked over for the point Dan Countryman 170-pound sophomore transfer fullback scored toe fourth Gatos TD on a two-yard plunge and Ron Lewis 125-pound soph halfback bucked over toe extra point Moments later Bruce Gama raced 65 yards gridder from Portland) regon Top incoming yearling baseball player at SCU include pitcher Mike Sigman Kearney Higi San Diego rho will play basketball also outfielder Jim Silvestrini Roosevdt High Fresno and second baseman Bill McMonjgle Bellarmine San Jose The following is a list of the tqp five or six SCU frosh in the three sports: Dennis A wtrey 6-9 Blackford High San Jose- Ralph Ogden Cal-Pitt Cal-SJS tickets on sale Reserved tickets for both toe Cal-Pitt games this Saturday in Memorial Stadium and toe October 8 Bear game against San Jose State in Memorial Stadium are now on sale at ticket agencies throughout toe Bay Area Reserved tickets are priced at $450 Adult general admission tickets $300 and high school student child general admission tickets $100 are on sale at tiie Stadium on game day Tickets may be purchased at Roos-Atkins First and Santa Clara Sts San Jose IXCLUSIYI SHOWINO-RKOULAR PRICES mpowtanti no one uttoutawtu be admitted unleu accommnko by MMtNi SCU bags good frosh athletic crop with an interceptedpass to score Pleasing to Mackey was the showing of numerous freshman candidates The new Los Gatos coach is toe former varsity mentor of Castlemont High School Oakland title winners for the past two years In other games Gil Saklma scored Blackford's touchdown from five yards out Del Mar won in toe final 70 seconds of play when fullback Loren Toews rambled 22 yards off tackle Quarterback Km RedU ker converted on a sneak Campbell showed the lame scoring punch as last season when the little Buccaneers ran qp 149 points in seven league games Sophomore speedster Randy Fujishin scored two touchdowns and recorded 162 yards in eight carries Quarterback Dan Hanks tallied a pair combined with Clark Evans on a 42-yard pass play and Mark Cunninghams registered on a 40-yard run 6-5 Lincoln High San Jose Tom Scherer 6-2 Notre Dame High Sherman Oaks Will Curley 5-11 and Bob Tobin both of Drake High San Anselmo John Healey 6-5 Bullis Prep Washington and Kevin Eagleson 5-10 Riordan High San Francisco FOOTBALL -Steve Stanlch Jesuit High Portland Ore Darryl Stowers El Cerrito High Richmond Steve Scully Bishop Armstrong Sacramento John Albanese Bellar- mine Saratoga Steve Sweeten Loyola Los Angeles Tom Williams ML Carmel High Los Angeles BASEBALL -Pitcher Mike Sigman Kearney High San Diego pitcher Bob Tobin Drake High San Anselmo outfielder Jim Silvestrini Roosevelt High Fresno 2-B Bill McMonigle Bellarmine San Jose catcher Tom Williams ML Carmel High LA outfielder Steve Sweeten Loyola High Los Angeles Personal Tribute PHILADELPHIA fUPI) Gene Msuch of Philadelphia was named National League manager-of-the-year in 1962 although his Phillies finished seventh CO-MI MONTH' PAUL mwmkM Headed by two of last prep All-American basketball players Dennis A wtrey and Ralph Ogden of San Jose University of Santa Clara has corraled probably toe best crop of incoming freshman athletes in the last 10 years it was announced by SCU athletic director Pat Malley Classes at Santa Clara began Tuesday Sept 27 In addition to Ogden and A wtrey who were generally acclaimed Northern top two- onto last year in high school basketball tills SCU frosh cage five will have several other standout athletes inducting guard Tom Scherer 6-2 aU-Catholic League performer from Notre Dame High School Sierman Oaks forward John Healey 6-5 Bullis Prep Washington 'DlC and guard Kevin Eagleson 5-10 Iordan High School San Francisco Among first-year SCU football players enrolled are guard John Albanese 5-11 195 all-Catholic Athletic League at Bcllarmine Darryl Stowers 6-0 175 El Cerrito High end Steve Scully 6-3 200 Bishop Armstrong Sacramento and guard Stave Stanlch 6-0 205 all-state and barbecue sponsored by Loi Gatos-Saratoga Board of Realtors it Riverside Golf Course Atwood was tournament chairman Other members to play were June Kauffman Laura Kraber (brace Smith and Beth Gallagher Tom Wright Anthony Sots John Cicci John Williams John Mayer Mel Johnson' Mike Lee Ed Day Dale Borge A1 Wiens Jack Hanley Harry Hall Jim Ross Harvie Warren John Yearwood Dick McIntyre and John Miner Pombo holds big NASCAR 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