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i rr fT rrrfrTrr Jun 1 1977 Pacifica Tribune HA Linda Mar Ortega Win Awards If Rocooib Jit Nineteen Junior Olympic! record! were either tied or broken Wednesday in the annual trick and field event held at Terra Nova high school for seventh and eighth graders Linda Mar with 119 points heat out second place Ortega by 22 points to win the seventh grade team championship Ortega totaled 136 points in the eighth grade division to capture the team trophy- Linda Mar was second with 77 points AUDREY ALEXANDER of San Andreas set two 50-yard dash Entries Accepted For Annual Kennedy Golf Tournament in 65 and 100-yard dash in tied for first in the softball 1321k and placed second in the high jump to win the seventh grade outstanding girl award John three second place finishes added to a first place in the 100-yard dash gained him enough points to win the outstanding award for the seventh grade boys He attends Linda Mar school KERRY LAUER won all four of the events in which she participated to earn the outstanding athlete award for the eighth grade girls Her 6:285 mile run set a new record as did her leap in the running broad jump She also took first in the 220-yard run and 440-yard run She goes to Cabrilk) school Mike Ditlevson took first in the 50-yard and 100-yard dashes and jumped to a new record in the running broad jump and anchored the winning 440-yard relay to win the top athlete trophy for eighth graders THE EVENT was cosponsored by the Pacifica Lions Club and the Pacifica Parks Beaches and Recreation Department The top three place FOOTBALL REMEMBRANCE Alf Bauman Pacifica's claim to the National Football Hall of Fame is getting to be quite a toastmaster in his retirement years The 57-year-old former All-American at Northwestern University was a guest speaker recently at Lynn "Pappy" Waldorf's testimonial in Los Angeles Needless to say when all the old stars get together at one of these banquets the old days begin to unfold "It was a pleasure introducing Pappy to the members of the Big Ten Club" said Bauman "He was one of the game's greatest coaches" Waldorf recently retired from the San Francisco 49er organization as personnel director "Pappy saw the handwriting on the wall of the ownership changing several months before the transaction occurred" remarked Alf Talking with Alf can certainly be a pleasure I remember some of the older players having been a follower of both college Running for Trophy Mike Ditlevson Wins 106-yard dash Lions Club Atop Senior League winners of the events are as follows (star indicates record): SEVENTH GRADE-BOYft- 59-yard daah: Lorenzo Anaya Fairmont 68 Mike Teramoto Linda Mar and Scott Cooper Ortega 119-yard dash: Buckle and Teramoto tied 120 Dean Pruitt and Brian Sugrue Linda Mar 226-yard dash: Steve Johnson Cabrillo 286 Buckle and Teramoto 446-yard nut: Johnson 1:03 Lorenzo and Ronald Bode Linda Mar Mile ran: Johnson 5:57 A Larry Hume and Dan Lopez Linda Mar 886-yard Run: Hume 2:340 Buckle and Peter Ruth Ortega Shot pat: Wayne Heiser Linda Mar 32 Buckle Tom Best Ortega Run Broad Jump: Hume Scott Cooper and Robert Heaney San Andreas High Jump: Brian Sugrue Buckle and Heiser 44-yard Relay: Linda Mar (Dean Pruitt Buckle Teramoto and Sugrue) 561 Linda Mar (Hume Rick Leal Dave Knight and Lopez) 574 and Ortega (Mark Fajardin Alan Tigert Cooper and John Buena Vista) 583 56-yard run: Audrey Alexander San Andreas 65 Deana Bond Sharp Park and Dana Dameri Ortega 100-yard dash: Alexander 120 Bond and Dameri 226-yard dash: Dameri 325 Rhodora Osotio Ortega and Jane Balistreri Ortega 440-yard run: Sandy Ascariz Fairmont 1:103 Balistreri Tamy Contreras Linda Mar and Ruth Beck Linda Mar Mile run: Karen Miles Linda Mar 6:310 Contreras and Jennie Champneys Ortega 880-yard raa Ascariz 2:52 Balistreri and Monica Torres Ortega Softball throw: Alexander and Lisa Kane Ortega tied 132 Vi feet Alisa Duca Ortega and Osotio Ran broad jump: Osotio Ascariz and Bond High jump: Champneys Alexander and Ascariz 440-yard relay: Ortega (Balistreri Torres Duca and Dameri) 1:005 Fairmont (Ascariz Trina Golsey Gwen Caracter and Felecia Pratt) 1:011 and Ortega (Frances Rico Jeannine Galligani Kane and Theresa Year gain) 1:030 EIGHT GRADE-BOYS 50-yard dash: Ditlevson 60 Nathaniel Lore jo Pacific Heights and Donald Webb Cabrillo 100-yard dash: Ditlevson 113 Chris Hall Pacific Heights and Rick Bennett Ortega 220-yard run: Chris Hall Pacific Heights 278 Bennett and Eric Walters Linda Mar 440-yard run: Lorejo 1:005 Walters and Bennett 880-yard run: Ralph Rodgers Ortega 2:294 Robert Bouly Linda Mar and Paul McAuley Pacific Heights Mile run: Brad Baker Linda Mar 5:335 Keith Hawkins Linda Mar and Rodgers Running broad Jump: Ditlevson Bennett and Ken Continued on Page 11A GRANT STANDINGS Team Lions Club 3 0 JRB Real Estate Loans 2 2 Sooth City Glass 1 1 Pacifica Police Officers Assn 1 1 Fairmont Merchants Association 0 3 Lions 4 Police Steve Lewellyn and Ray Medina teamed to pitch three-hit ball while getting bat support from Mark Laskey with two hits and Dave Bradbury and Craig Rosenthal with me hit each For the policemen Mike Cagle pitched a good game in a losing effort JRB 19 Fairmont 3 Chuck Thompson's five for five and Lou Delicino's pitching a one-hitter with 14 strikeouts led the winners Delicino also had two doubles and two RBIs while Wayne Miles Lou Plccolotti Ken Boyd and John English all had hits Mark single was only hit Glass 3' Fairmont 2 John Alameda and Matt Loncaric combined to hurl a two-hitter Loncaric also led the team in hitting with two hits Robbie Richmond and Jaime Miranda got the Fairmont hits Lions 8 JRB 4- Hie hitting of Ed Medina Rosenthal Mike Nuttal Aranda and Wallenberg supported the five-hit pitching of Nuttal For JRB Miles Mike Thompson Tim Cardera Delicino and Mike Parker all had hits Police 9 JRB 1- The Realtors outhit the policemen but 11 errors made the difference in the game Winning pitcher Mike Cagle and loser Delicino connected in a duel each getting eigh strikeouts Amifar had two hits including a home run over the Oceana high school fence and two RBIs Joe Lopiparo and Hourigan had hits For JRB Delicino had two hits with Miles Chuck Thompson and Mike Continued on Page 11A The annual Larry Kennedy Memorial golf tournament has been scheduled for June 23 at the Sharp Park golf course Tee off time is 11:30 am The event is cosponsored by the Pacifica Chamber of Commerce and the Pacifica Tavern Owners Proceeds from the tournament go to benefit the youths of Pacifica ACTUALLY THE tourney will start June 22 the day all the committee members stop worrying about the plans to make the event successful and pick up their golf clubs and day a fun round of golf Entry blanks are available at any local tavern or at the Chamber JOHN BUCKLE 5 Tigers Make Cox COX TURNER of Commerce office Entries close June 17 THE 935 ENTRY fee includes green fees tee prizes refreshments on the course' dinner snd trophies The awards dinner will be held at Restaurant following the tournament on June 23 with no host cocktails beginning at 7 pm Dinner for guests of the golfers will cost an additional $850 Hole-in-one tournaments will be held with the lucky golfer scoring the first ace to receive a new automobile FOR FURTHER information concerning the tournament call the chamber office 355-4122 AUDREY ALEXANDER All GNPL Ifofed Terrs softball team repeated this year as the North Peninsula' League champions however the Tigers failed to advance as far as last year Last year the Tigers won their first game in the Central Coast Section Region 1 playoff However this year the local team couldn't overcome the effective pitching of Notre Dame's Sheila Langrock who tossed a two-hitter in leading her club to a 7-2 win DANA GRANT and Jill Lucchetti got the only two hits Losing pitcher Gail Cox who carried an unblemished 11-0 record into the game and was named the GNPL's most valuable player gave up nine hits but six errors proved fatal Notre Dame scored four runs in the seventh to ice JUERGENS Coach and Player Pappy Waldorf and Alf Bauman and professional football for the most of my life In our conversation we got on the subject of players' salaries Today the superstars like Joe Namath are worth millions but in Alt's the there was little money "Sid Luckman who quarterbacked our Chicago Bears made the most that I $25000" said Alf "Of course we linemen made less We made those guys look good for about $3000" Bauman has attended several Big Ten Club meetings as well as traveling with his lovely wife to different countries Earlier he was a speaker at the testimonial of Bernie Blerman coach for five years of the national championship University of Minnesota football team and a rival of Northwestern At the time of Alf's trip to Los Angeles for the Blerman dinner he was given a book entitled "Tournament of Roses" a pictorial history of the Rose parade and I Rose Bowl I borrowed it and indeed it is a book you don't want to put down The book covers 80 years of colorful history of the two events It was written by Joe Hendrickson sports editor of the Pasadena Star-News Alf is active in the political circles of Pacifica His daughter Pat Ostovar is a local civic leader "She gets all the press but I enjoy helping her with her programs" laughed Alf who is an inspector for all the local elections working mostly out of Westview school Alf who played many years with the Chicago Bears Is a lifetime gold card carrying member for all professional football games "If nice to get together with some of the old Gordie Soltau YA Tittle Frankie Albert Otto and rehash old memories" concluded Alf Alf who lives at 447 Lewis lane Is certainly a colorful person There's not too many people I can personally connect with past sports but I'm glad there are people like the Alf Baumans SUMMER BASEBALL The Pacifica Parks Beaches and Recreation Department's most successful youth sports summer baseball for boys and girls seven through 12 years of age-will start Monday June 20 Registration for the program will be at Sharp Park school Saturday June 4 from 10 am to 12 noon Parents who can't make the registration may enroll their children In the Contfauied ou Page 11A KERRY LAUER MW the game IN ADDITION to Cox four other Terra Novans were named to the first team All-League roster Outfielder Patty Juergens who led the team in batting with a 547 average and 39 hits was joined by senior Moe Turner who batted 519 and had 31 RBIs and two home runs Juniors Dayna Dias first baseman who finished with a 373 average and shortstop Dana Grant who had an 894 fielding average to add to her 357 batting average were also selected TERRA NOVA coach Kathy Krolick was voted the coach of the year Former Padfican Linette Sherwin now living in Half Moon Bay was also selected to the first team DIAS Skateboard Whirl Gary Harrison tests out the skateboard track he hnd some neighborhood friends built In the back of his yard at 1616 Banyan way The runway to the hill is 36 feet long and the height at the top of the hill is six feet Other skateboard buffs skating on the track are jloe Mannlx Karl Newland and Dave Pomlcpic Tribune photo I I UJAi Mtt.