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VOL. XII, NO. 23 IIIIO Alondra Blvd., Norwalk, California FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 196?-

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The western regional competition for With approximately 200 finalists in being the only junior college in the \ /' i ' t the National Intercollegiate Music 1967, the contest has grown until this United States .to sponsor a regional Festival gets under way today at this year it will include not only the jazz contest. It's hoped that it will continue college with local high school competi and big band sounds of previous contests to be one of the best. tion, followed by full-scale competition but also folk, pop, rock and vocal music Judging for both phases of the com between more than 40 colleges from the in an attempt to encompass all facets petition will be done by a select Western United States. of today's music: group of well-known personalities and Competition begins at 8:30 a.m. in Today's contest marks the third con authorities in the music field, including: Burnight Center and the Student Center. secutive year that Cerritos College has Stan Kenton, Dick Hyde, Carol Kay, The cafeteria will be closed. Competi hosted the finest collegiate musical Don Rader, Dave Wells, Bernie ••hut tion will conclude at 5 p.m., and a competition on the West Coast. Cerritos Fleischer, Bob Edmondson and Al . t special awards concert will be held at has the unique distinction and honor of Clausen. j * r 8 p.m. in. Burnight Center Theater. : t General admission for today's contest !s $1, and 50' cents for children and SENATE REPORT * r r s if M military personnel. This includes en * i trance to both competition areas and •lit HIE ,4 M the evening concert. Speech Area Defeated SiiniilSiBlilHiHH The Saturday competition will begin WKSm at 8:30 a.m. with the big bands and con i jfrv ft ri clude at 5 p.m. Performers will include •11M ft* * selections in the big band category as well as jazz, pop, folk music and vocal. As Discussions Go On BailfS General admission to the two com IIHli petition areas on Saturday will be $1/ Taking action toward filling several from both sides of the argument before with the special 50-cent rate to children of the vacancies, the ASCC Senate the Senate finally voted the recom and military personnel. However, a se WINNING STYLE—The San Fernando State College Stage traveled on to the National Inter-collegiate Festival Finals- voted in recent sessions to approve mendation down. parate ticket will be needed for the In other action the Senate recom Band performs during the 1967 Music Festival awards held that year in Miami Beach, Florida, three presidential appointments. Saturday night awards concerts. Gen mended" that library hours be extended concert. Winning top honors, the San Fernando Stage Band •••:.. eral admission will be $2, with children Those appointed recently are Bob during Easter vacation to allow stu and military admitted at $1 each. Ingersol), Wesley Gufey and Keith Land- dents to do additional studying. The history of the intercollegiate gren. Charles Hatifeld was also ap Various steps to beautify the cam festival is an interesting one. The first proved to a position on the ASCC Court. pus have also been taken as the Senate competition was held in Miami Beach Ron Ericson, already a member of the recommended that missing letters in Journalists To Compete on May 4-6, 1967. It was the climax of court, was approved to the position of the signs on buildings ' around campus a national contest in which some 700 Chief Justice. be replaced. The providing of book- colleges and universities competed. The One of the major issues discussed racks for restrooms and the sanding finalist cames from the cream of the in the Senate has been the free speech of the benches in the Quad was also crop of five regional competitions. area proposal. There was much debate advised. At '69 JAJC Convention

More than 50 colleges with over 500 special assistant to the L.A. Times A dance will also take place featuring delegates will gather this weekend for publisher. the "Department." Roadrunner car? Sue Carpenter Is Miss Shamrock the annual convention of the Journalism Starting later in the evening and con toons will also be continuously showing Association of Junior Colleges (JAJC) tinuing into the wee hours, a hootenany throughout the evening, ;ti Anaheim. Sue Carpenter,, a 5'10"> co-;d,v>>*.-*s • Delegates from Cerritos representing if** selected "Miss Shamrock" at the annual The 1969 convention^ to be held at the the journalism department will be TM Sigma Phi St. Patrick's Dance held Fri Disneyland Hotel, will feature competi members George Woodworth, Darryl »*» V<'Hv/" day March 14 in the Student Center. tion in on-the-spot reporting and photo Jackman, Randy Henderson, Bob Har Each person who attended the dance graphy. Mail-in competition winners will din, Bower, Keith Nordine, Bob was given a ballot and voted for one be announced. There will be a student Schneider, Bonnie' Schleinitz (Cerritos' MHH of the three candidates whose pictures workshop and panel discussion on JAJC candidate), and William Lucas, were posted above the cloak room. "Where Is the Press in Open Court adviser. Each of the delegates will be rooms?" Competitions in headline writ entering various categories of the com iii A graduate of'Downey High, Sue is ! I jl'illi ing and page one layouts will also be petition hoping to bring an award back majoring in dental assisting and intends held. JAJC President. Mike Bower of to Cerritos. ' to work in a dentist office. MM Cerritos will preside.' At 10:30 p.m. when she was named iihhi Mm A new event for the convention will be KM queen she was presented with a dozen Sensitivity Sessions yellow roses. "I was very happy and the election of a JAJC queen. A ban H t glad to have been chosen," she said. quet, to be held in the Embassy Room, mi • s Sue also reveals an interest in will present (he candidates and feature Continue as Needed 11 ceramics and hopes to take a few Edwin A. Weagar, managing editor, classes in ceramics for her own interest. Orange Co. L.A. Times, as the after- The Cerritos counseling staff has un dinner speaker. Sigma Phi recently elected Sue as iii dertaken one of its most ambitious and their Sweetheart of the Month. Conducted'by L.A. Valley College, stimulating projects with the implemen the national journalism organization, mm tation of sensitivity sessions on campus. ill ifc i i Beta Phi Gamma, will be initiating new ilSIllll members for the coming year. Students and faculty were concerned After final entries are submitted BONITA SCHLEINITZ with creating a different type of rela March 28 Dance Saturday morning, delegates will have JAJC Queen Candidate tionship between school staff and stu the afternoon to enjoy Disneyland facili dents. Sensitivity sessions, it is hoped, can bring all participants closer together ties or recreation provided at the hotel. of, by and for journalists will be held. Hi i through the discussion of their personal Can Help Assist Saturday night will mark the corona Highlighting this sing-out will be Judy and common concerns. tion of Miss JAJC and the announcement Mikkelsen, Bower and Jim Howard from ^HflBI of the award-winning journalists. Speak Cerritos, better known as the "Congre In the first session, held March 13, er for the evening will be Dan Moore, gation.'.' students found themselves communicat lillSlilillllsiliill ' HI Norwalk Citizen ing for the first time. For some there lilPBIillsiliiiiilf i m were tears, for others insight when the

1 For the past month Lambda Alpha 1 session was completed. All participants l^HlHli ;!!! i i Epsilon fraternity of Cerritos College were grateful for their experience. * has been rendering valuable assistance to a citizen of Norwalk. Not only have With the success of this first group, an thev contributed their time and talents the Counseling Office is interested in to his aid. but now they are organizing organizing other groups of students.for a dance and show in the Student Center this type of therapy session. Sessions iniBiii on March 28 to aid their financial con ill iii ii I will run approximately one and one-half tribution. hours and continue on an as-needed A Norwalk resident for a number of basis. years, Fred Roblero is now in County X i MISS SHAMROCK—Sue Carpenter was chosen Miss Shamrock at the annual General Hospital in critical need of a Students interested in participating Sigma Phi St. Patrick's Day Dance' last Friday. kidney transplant. Both of Roblero's can sign up at the reception desk in the kidneys stopped functioning a few months Counseling Office. Groups will be start ago, and he has been receiving diaosis ing in the immediate future. treatments ever since. This very expen Are you ready to know yourself? ;! sive process consists of washing the im purities from his blood twice a week, Aviation Team Will News Briefs Roblero must have the use of a kidney machine within the next month or so or he will not live long. During .+ .31".* Answer All Questions this time his relatives will be "screened" The expansion of naval aviation has CAFETERIA CLOSED TODAY because of the Intercollegiate Music Festival. The to find one who might become his donor. necessitated the development of several Coffee Shop will remain open to all students and faculty. The relative cost of the very complex programs offering young men flight REGISTRATION HAS STARTED FOR continuing students, and new plus re-admit operation will probably be high con students will begin registration on April 7 for nine-week courses. sidering that the kidney machine alone training as nilots or as officer aircrew NOW ON DISPLAY IN THE CERRITOS GALLERY is the best work of the several costs approximately $13,000. members. Upon a successful completion of training these young men will be're community art associations for the Cerritos College District Community Show. LAE's plan for a Cerritos dance and warded with designations as naval avi This event will run through March 28. Hours are Monday through Thursday show comes in addition to their own ators or as naval flight officers. " ':<' from noon to 4:30 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. and Friday and Sunday from noon to donation of blood to his fund. All of ft* I ' 4:30 p.m. the dance's receipts will go towards Although the Navy now requires HISS ROSA MEDINA OF STANFORD UNIVERSITY will be on campus Tuesday Roblero's hospital bill. The fraternity applicants for any Officer program Jo at 2 p.m. to interview students of Mexican-American origin who wish to con will offer door prizes at the Friday have a baccalaureate degree, there'are sider attending Stanford. Appointments can be made at the reception desk in night dance and hopes that a great W iii several programs available for the stu the Counseling Office. number of students will attend so that dent during his last two or three years of college. > THE OMNIBUS SOCIETY PRESENTS EDWARD MOR1TZ, director of Los An their work to aid Roblero can continue. f geles Free School, speaking on "Educating the New Man" on Tuesday at 11 The dance will be held "from 7:30 MHI An aviation information team from a.m. in Burnight Center. until 12:30 with donations being $1.50 the Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos, will THE FILM DOCUMENTARY "MICHELANGELO: THE LAST GIANT" will be pre single and $2 a couple. Two live bands, visit our campus Wednesday between 10 sented by the Office of Community Services on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in BC-17. "The Green Brick Road" and "Flower a.m. and 2 p.m. Men interested in the Admission is free and is open to all. Power," will provide the entertainment WANDERING MINSTREL—Buddy Bohn, a folksinging traveler, will be per Navy's officer programs are invited, to PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE WILL TALK TO YOU IF YOU have a problem—Call the with a light show produced by "The forming in the Student Center at 11 a.m. Thursday. All students are invited stop at the Student Center to investigate "Hotline." The toll-free number is UN 3-4701. Way the Cookie Crumbles." to attend. Admission is free. the opportunities.offerred. THE VOCAL POINT — Members of the octet from Cerritos were accorded CLASSY COMBO — This five-man group from San Francisco Slate College took first place rating and the right to compete in the national finals during last % top honors in the combo division during the 1987 Cerritos Jazz Festival and year's Cerritos Jazz Festival. The group finished as a runner-up in the final represented the Western Region in the finals that May. The combo division is contest. (Photo by Dean Grose) just one of the; many areas that collegians and ."high school musicians will com THE LISTENER — Residents of the community, students and lovers of good pete in. "- . (Photo by Dean Grose) music from all over Southern California will flock to the Cerritos campus this weekend to join the finest collegiate and high school musicians in the area in - the 1969 Intercollegiate Music Festival. (Photo by Dean Grose)

71; 9 liiitillffl 'Meet Me in St. Louis l For Festival Winners

For the third consecutive year the Eastern Oregon College, and "The South • IH top musicians on both the high school Side Singers" from East L.A. HlBiiil and college levels will gather at Cerritos Pop Contest College for the Cerritos Western There are four groups entered in the Baliiil HI Regional Competition.' pop contest. "Thee Society" from Long lllll I iiil 111'! The only junior college in the United Beach State, the Jazz Vocal Ensemble States to host a regional contest, Cerritos from East L.A., "The Manzanita Jungle" lli has successfully held its High School from Nevada University, and a group Jazz Festival in conjunction with the from San Fernando State College will ill Intercollegiate competition. be competing for the trip to St. Louis. r Twenty Colleges Three jazz combos will be shooting a This year 20 colleges will compete for the finals also this weekend. The UH t in the stage band category. Bands from Ron Dooley Jazz Trio from Compton Cerritos, Pierce, Orange Coast5, East College, the Rich Matranga Trio from v. L.A,, Cal State L.A., Santa Ana, San Gavilan College, and the jazz ensemble Diego State, L.A. Valley, Bakersfield, from L.A. Valley College will be playing Long Beach City and San Francisco on Saturday. State College will be vying for a trip The winners in each category of the to St. Louis in June. colllegiate competition earn the right to In addition Los Angeles City, DeAnza, travel to the national finals in St. Louis, San Fernando Valley State, College of Missouri's brand new convention center Sequoias, Redlands -University, 'Golden . in June. , , ...... West and Northern" Arizona University ' Previously the representatives of the will be competing for a berth in the Western Region have been very suc finals. cessful in the national competition, and the contest has grown on both the High School Competition regional and the national levels. In the high school division, some 32 For Further Information high school stage bands will be vying The Cerritos Festival is held entirely for local honors today and tonight in on the Cerritos campus. The high school Burnight Center and the Student Center competition will be conducted today on stages. * •• the Student Center and Burnight Center The high school entrees are Warren, stages with the finals tonight. The Santa Fe, California, Bonita, Long Beach collegiate competition will be held Poly, La Mirada, Corona, Birmingham, tomorrow, again on both stages. The Excelsior, Gladstone, Neff, Crawford, Awards presentation will be held after Montebello, Madison, Millikan, Palos 1** the final competition Saturday night in 4 Verdes. ? ->y < the gymnasium. Prices for the per Others are: El Rancho, Temple City, formances are: Monte Vista,' La Serna, Norwalk, iii'iuii'^Miitijir iHiiiiiiiiuiiiiiw.. Alemany, Santa Barbara, Gardena, Friday all day - $1.00 ' Reseda, Taft, Burbank, Glendora, Santa Saturday day - $1.00 THE MUSIC MAN — Stan Kenton, one of the leaders in the field of jazz today, !HtSs5pi(i! ' Ana Valley, Eisenhower and West. Saturday night - $2.00 will visit the festival. Kenton is the originator of the "neophonic sound" and New Look All ASCC card holders and ser has been instrumental in the development of the Cerritos Festival and the Neo vicemen in uniform will be admitted at phonic Orchestra. Here Kenton, left, presents one of the many awards during This year,.-' for the first time, the half price. the '67 competition. (Photo by Dean Grose) competition-will have a new lock in the vocal division. The vocal music will be divided into two categories—folk and MUSIC FESTIVAL ROYALTY — Queen Judy, Mikkelsen, above, and her pop. princesses Linda Reed and Dana Riner will reign over this weekend's festival The three entrees in the folk category Music Authorities To Select Top .The trio has been very active in publicizing the contest and has inac'e several include "The Congregation" from personal appearances on behalf of the festival. (TM- Photo by Craig Halbasch): Cerritos College, "The Pretoriaris" from Collegiate Musicians at Festival ill Nine renowned music authorities have the Los Angeles Neophonic. He is now Herman and has been busy with the been selected as judges for the Western with the Baja Marimba Band. Hollywood Palace and various free lance Regional playoffs of the Intercollegiate Fritz is a busy arranger, television, assignments. Music Festival. recording and studio musician. He Miss Kay is a very busy guitarist and The adjudicators include Don Rader, teaches at California Institute of Arts rsi: performer on the Fender bass with Stan Secicler, Bernie Fleischer, Bill and is the director of the Stan Kenton Quincy Jones, Michel' Legrand, Jerry- Fritz, Dave Wells, Bob Edmondson, Collegiate Neophonic Orchestra. He Goldsmith, Lalo Schifrin and ' Hank Dick Hyde, Carol Kay and Alf Clausen. writes as well as plays the saxaphone Mancini. She has also recorded with Rader is an outstanding trumpet with the Kenton band. He has also been O. C. Smith, The Supremes, The Beach soloist and has played with the Woody busy as a clinician teaching arranging Boys, Nancy Sinatra, Bud Shank and' Herman, Stan Kenton, Count Basie, techniques throught the country. Jimmy Smith. Maynard Ferguson, Terry Gibbs and Les Wells, also a member of the Baja Brown orchestras and has also been Marimba Band, is an arranger and Clausen works as an arranger, con acclaimed as an arranger-cOmposer- plays the trombone, bass, trumpet and ductor and string bass and French horn i ciinician. Currently he is busy as a an active studio, recording and television player. He has arranged for the bands P studio musician and a leader of his musician. of Buddy Rich, Louis Bellson, Stan Ken own "big band." In between free lance work, Edmond ton and Don Plestrup. A music graduate u from North Dakota State and Berklee Seckler has played lead alto with son has played trombone with Harry School of Music, he has done graduate Charlie Barnet and Perez Prado. He James, Perez Prado, Charlie Barnet and studies at the University of Wisconsin. I has recorded on the RCA, Mercury and Gerald Wilson. Since 1963 he has been Clef labels. A busy, studio musician, a. member of Herb Alpert's Tijuana The public is invited to attend the Fleischer has played with the. bands of Brass. two-day competition and elimination as Matty Malneck, Skinny Ennis, Les El- Hyde has played trombone with well as the final selection concert on gart, Bob Florence, Benny Goodman and Harry James, Stan Kenton and Woody March 22.

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ODDS AND ENDS High School eniors Visit

He Speaks I CG Campus t •I'll* For Everyone Over 450 local area high school sen iors participated in Cerritos College's Third Annual Visitation Days sponsored By BOB HARDIN sory perception (ESP), in which case by the technology and life sciences de Feature Editor one might have seen him standing in partments. Technology department co One of the more humorous items to front of Student Center reading people's ordinator Allen Frankley, who handled come out of the free speech issue is the minds as they walked by. However, the arrangements at Cerritos, reported attitudes of some of the students in such a mental capacity hasn't as yet hit that the week-long visitation period, writing to TM about how they feel the Cerritos campus. which ends today, saw over twice as about it. Their letters start something Poll-taking could be a good argument many students attend as in 1968. like this: for the person who speaks for everyone. All high schools in the Cerritos area h iMifiiysBffiHiw "Dear Editor: He could say that he took a survey to were invited to send their seniors for a I speak for the majority of the stu find out what people thought. But in his guided tour of the technology and life dent body in saying that a free-speech letter he states, "I represent the MA science area. Schools which attended area on campus would . . . " JORITY of the student body." Although were Valley Christian, Warren, the ABC Did this person think he was really not impossible, it is highly improbable District Adult School (Opportunity), St. speaking for over half the Cerritos that he could (or would) lake the time John Bosco, Excelsior, Downey, St. student body? Does he have a sixth to reach a majority of the 10,000 stu Josephs Girls School and Artesia. sense that reveals what people are dents enrolled. The visits are designed to acquaint ' FUTURE NURSES—Student • nurses are shown receiving class instructor, looks on. Carl Shulze in the bed (center) thinking, or did he go out and ask every Apathy is another variable to con the seniors with the occupational areas training in the care of patients in a hospital. At the left is acting as a patient by having his pulse taken by Mrs. student how he or she felt about it? sider. How many students actually care of the technology and life science fields. Mrs. Masteller, psychiatric technician, is demonstrating the Speck. On the right Mrs. Fiola shows the technique used To answer the first question: NO. about a free speech area on campus? Separate tours for boys and gills were proper technique in making a hospital bed. Mrs. Bullock, in transporting patients from room to room. Most college students are independent There are a few of those around. Does conducted. The males visited architec thinkers who wouldn't appreciate some he include them in the students he ture, autobody, automotive, drafting, DEPT. OF THE WEEK one telling them what they're for or speaks for, or don't they count? electronics, machine tool, metallurgy, against. The person who wrote the let When a person states an opinion, it numerical control, prosthetics, and ter'must have thought has was Mahatma it is his and his alone. Orthotics, and welding classes. Gandi speaking for the enslaved masses. No one speaks for everyone. Girls toured architecture, drafting, He must have had the idea that he alone . * * * electronics, metellurgy, cosmetology, air Tagline—From "Laugh-In" comes the line stewardess, dental assisting, early Many Programs Offered could express the feelings of a majority of students'.. best actor, of the year: George Wallace childhood development, nursing, pros in "Racial, Racial." thetics and orthotics facilities. This person could have extra sen In Health Occupations

By BONITA SCHLEINITZ to obtain employment in hospitals or gram is designed to provide the pro Managing Editor similar institutions working with and per information and education for some "I want to be a nurse when I grow under the direction of licensed psysicians one interested in becoming a medical up" has been heard from the lips of or registered nurses. The vocational secretary or assisting in a medical many young girls from nursery school nurse can also obtain employment in office. on through elementary school who had physicians' offices and clinics. The Special Education Aide program the dream of becoming a nurse. How The. Associate, in Arts Degree Nursing will train students interested in becom ever, after entering junior high and high Program offers to qualifying applicants ing an aide to assist a teacher in meet school the dream becomes a reality. an opportunity to prepare for profes ing the academic and physical needs Scheduling of the proper classes must sional nursing through the pursuit of of trainable mentally retarded and begin then. specific knowledge and skills. Graduates from this program in addition to re physically handicapped children and help The health occupations department at ceiving an A.A. Degree are eligible to maintain proper classroom atmosphere. Cerritos offers a variety of programs write the examination given by the It is possible to attain an Associate in for students who are interested in en California State Board of Nursing Edu Arts Degree as an aide after comple riching their lives with an occupation cation and Nurse Registration for tion of the two-year program. which contributes to community health. licensure as a registered nurse. Available for the first time this Mrs. Doris Sanson, head of the depart The Medical Assistant Program has semester is the Psychiatric Technician 0 "V«r* ment, is always gathering data on intro Program. This program prepares an in* * t ducing new programs for Cerritos. 22 different classes beginning with an introduction to medical assisting class. dividual to become a psychiatric tech The Vocational Nursing Program, one The other classes consist of business nician. of five programs now offered, is de information including medical termin It will enable the graduate to obtain signed to assist and guide those interest ology and medical records. employment in a menial institution ed lo fulfill necessary requirements. The classes also include an oppor where he works under the direction of The program is three college semes tunity to learn assisting in a medical a licensed physician or psychiatrist or.' ters and meets the requirements of the office and all the duties that go along a registered professional nurse. California State Board of Vocational with it. The program introduces busi- For further information regarding, Nurse and Psychiatric.. Technician , ness communications, nutrition and food any of the six programs mentioned con-' Examiners. Completion of the program selection, medical laboratory assisting tact the health occupations department and state licensing enables the graduate and fundamentals of speech. This pro at Ext. 407. HIP HYPNOTIST—Pat Collins through the use of hypnosis not very nice . . ." He then promptly retied it. This all made this student as rigid as a board, and he was laid happened at the Pat Collins, Good Time Singers Show on across two chairs. The student on the right is untying the March 13. suspended student's shoe. Miss Collins said, "Now, that is

CLUB CORNER Students To Be Sold into Slavery At Annual Circle K Slave Day

Circle K's annual Slave Day Auction slave, but the second slave will not be to 4 p.m.' Donation is 75 cents. It's a will be held Tuesday in the Quad. John required to do the tasks given to the good way of having your car cleaned before the Music Festival. Buckle will act as auctioneer. All first slave by his master. campus organizations are urged to 4. Slaves of both sexes are available. ; Veterans Club volunteer slaves. 5. No slave can "oe required to cut Vets will be sponsoring the Pozo There will be no price range when classes by his master. ' Seco Singers Tuesday April 8 in the "the bidding begins, and all offers will gym at 8. It will be open to the public Slaves should be appropriately BE, accepted. and general admission will be $3. dressed on Wednesday. Work clothes Students are $1. The rules for Slave Pay are: are suggested. The enslavement will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. ' . 1. No slave can be taken off campus All vets are reminded that Tuesday's BY. the owner. Eighty per cent of the' donations will meeting will be held in LH-4. Roll call go to the clubs; participating, for the will be taken, so make it a point to 2. No slave can be forced by his Yung Woon Choi Project, and 20 per attend. master to do anything illegal or detri cent is for Circle K. S.A.M. mental in any way. ( ' 3. One slave may purchase another Lambda Alpha Epsilon The Society for the Advancement of Management will be presenting a "Lea ' A benefit dance and light show will dership and Profile" speakers program. be held by the Lambda Alpha Epsilon It will involve W. J. Urbank, manager fraternity to raise money for a person of wage and salary of North American who is in need of a kidney transplant. Dr. Discusses Rockwell, and Captain Dave M. Dtout The dance will be open to the public from officer selections of the U.S. and will be held March 28 in the Student Marines. Air Pollution Center. Admission will be $1.50 single The panel discussion will be held in and $2 a couple. The dance will be held the BC building at 7:30, March 28, and What are the biological effects of from 8:00 to 12:30. Two bands and door no admission will be charged to students waste disposal in the ocean doing to prizes will also be a part of the money or the community. Each speaker will raising activities. our environment? This question will be give his own view, and a question ses The Volkswagen with the automatic stick shift. answered by Dr. Rimon Fay in his guest Theta Phi sion will be opened to the j audience lecture Tuesday in NS-11 at 11 a.m. afterwards. Used to be, Volkswagens, were enough to make some women give This is sponsored by Gamma Gamma Pledges for Theta Phi will be work ing at a car wash to be held Saturday at up driving altogether. Accelerator up... clutch in... shift... lurch. Sigma. ' the Standard Station on Alondra and Very embarrassing. Dr. Fay. attended UCLA, where he Studebaker. It will last from 10 a.m. That's why we developed the lurchless Volkswagen. A bug that's studied bacteriology and biochemistry. MATH PROBLEMS equipped with an option we call the automatic stick shift. He then attended USC for three years, Until March ^•¥jVG0^ 28 It's an automatic because there's no clutch pedal to worry about. studying oceanographic chemistry, after TROUBLING YOU? which he was employed by a private • i And because you can drive it around town all day without shifting. m It's a stick shift because it can also be taken through the gears industry to work with the problems of * waste disposal in-the marine environ Tutorial manually, just like a real Volkswagen. (That's for you men.) And ment. Service By because at speeds over 55 mph you can shift into a higher, over- He now runs his own business, in \ $1 Off any Ige. PIZZA • drive-type gear to save on gas. which he provides marine animals for But the advantages aren't all practical. In the lady bug, a gal can • WITH THIS COUPON \ Licensed Ex-Teacher teaching and research. He sends these feel more like a woman. Because the only shift she has to think about S 41 Brunswick Billiard Tables 5 animals'to Europe and Canada as well is the one she's wearing.

as across the United States. - ; S JIMMY PRUETT at the Piano \ • Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 5 Mr. Robert Bickel The lecture is concerned with the fu ture quality of our environment, of which S OLD TliME MOVIES • 923-6225 one aspect is marine. Is this environ "See the yellow pages for the Volkswagen dealer nearest you." ment being protected, and if not, how \ Shown Nightly — 5 till Closing • Should it? • 3321 South Sr., Long Beach • a "PIZZA TO GO" 634-6960 * • " S FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1969 Pep Tryouts ;•; 'Candy'. Travels Sticky Route Scheduled In Transition from Book to Flic For April 16 \ * •* * # * 4 Cerritos College will be having song By Richard Burton as Professor Mephisto Almost all of the humor is sick humor. RANDY HENDERSON and yell leader tryouts on Wednesday, - Associate Editor is . most successful in what becomes You hate yourself for laughing, but it April 16th at 4 p.m. in the Student Cen essentially a parody of his usual oh-so- can't be helped. -.- from the:"very beginMng,''"Candy" ter. All interested students should' be dramatic and faintly pretentious film wasn't your' everyday movie. I mean, "Candy" finally emerges, despite sure to be there. roles. Ringo Starr as Emmanuel, the how many films in production have to some humorous moments, as one of those Mexican gardener, also comes off rather foe closed down for days at a time films made on the principle that all The present Cerritos song leaders well. For the most part, however, every because the star has had an outbreak human emotion is below the belt, and will be available for teaching routines on one carries on in their individual bits as of pimples? All of the international stars it hasn't even the wit or inventiveness Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs frivolously as though they were doing whooped it up during the filming in to succeed as a sex spoof. day evenings in the Cerritos Gym from "Sock" it to me" jokes on "Laugh-In." Rome;'' The< action behind the cameras Not that it doesn't have something to 7-9 p.m. Practices started Monday. . Ewa Aulin in the title role is a big was about as lively as the movie itself, offer. There's Ewa ("Mai Gott... Eet's disappointment. In her first and alledg- The present Cerritos yell leaders wflj with the likes of Elizabeth Taylor and Dadee!"). Aulin to look at and lots of edly last movie (I-wanted-to-be-an-ac- be available for teaching routines' on the • Beatles wandering around the set. stars (Marlon Brando as a gum must be tress -but - all - they - want-me-to-do-is-take- Monday and Wednesday evenings from The big question was how "that book" seen to be believed). Fanciers of the off-my-clothes), Miss Aulin '• certainly 6-7:30 p.m. Practices also started Mon could; ever- be made into a movie. phallic symbol will be particularly en looks the part but misses completely the day. Originally an underground sex satire, grossed, since "Candy" uses almost ev core of Candy's character. Candy is "Candy" eventually surfaced enough to erything in that singularly symbolic Falconette (drill team) tryouts will the total innocent; no matter what hap become a bestseller and the object of way. And there are enough lines (from be held on May 14 at 4 p.m. Practices pens to,her she remains wide-eyed and several obscenity trials. risque to downright unbelieveable) to ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT—Ted Smack, as played by Paul Laramore, applauds for these women will be held Tuesday, wondering, stumbling innocently into the his excellent performance in "Night of Entertainment' presented March 15. ' All of the speculation may now cease keep the droolers happy. Wednesday and Thursday afternoons be most "difficult" situations. ..*. the book and the movie have little But one must wonder what ever be hind the Physical Education Bldg.- on Martinelli Dubbed iri'common. Both are pretty raw, but came of the real Candy in the transla the volleyball courts. Falconette prac where? the book was sort of funny the r A bitter disappointment was the dis tion from book to film. Rape was tice will start on Tuesday April 22 ;'and covery that Aunt Livia, one of the book's movie is sort of not... very funny, nothing new to our girl—maiybe she Volunteers Needed To Help Local continue until tryouts. . ; major (and best) characters,' has been that is. didn't realize Hollywood would finish given little" significance in the film. There are some important things ? her. Good grief! ' New Material What s worse, she is portrayed by Elsa that students who would like to become Most film adaptations of novels have Martinelli, whose command of- English Agencies with Rehabilitation Work members of the Cerritos College Pep almost no resemblance- to their original is so bad that all lines have been dubbed Squad should remember: sources. In this respect "Candy" is Educational Participation in the gram, as they may have more in com by that nice lady who does' the Crisco Oscar Wilde Play 1. Must be full time student (at least somewhat unique in that all the sections Community (EPIC) is in desperate need mon with the patient. Problem patients •commercials. '•• •••.. 10i/ units). of the book which were genuinely satiri of interested students to work for their are narcotics and runaways. They range 2 - When one thinks of the comic poten Opens Here April 17 cal have been eliminated and replaced rehabilitation agencies. In this district in age from eight to 18.' They can be 2. Must have a 2.0 grade point aver tial of sticking faithfully to the book's with new material of lesser quality, the closest agency is Los Padrinos, lo very responsive, and the institution is age at least (overall and past semester). foul-tongued Livia, this version becomes The Theater Workshop will present while all the crude, oh-they-couldn't-ever- cated on 7285 Quill Dr. in Downey. openly run so new ideas are always 3. Six songleaders will be chosen plus alrrjost beneath contempt. Elizabeth Tay • 'The Importance of Being Earnest," a do-thatqn-film moments have been faith welcome. one alternate. lor would have been perfect. witty-comic masterpiece of late Vic Experimenting with new ideas and fully included. Including, friends, that trying to become a friend on "a one There is great fulfillment in this type 4. Three men and two women plus One of the biggest faults with "Can torian morals and manners by Oscar infamous final scene. lo one" basis is what the volunteer of work, and psychology and sociology one alternate will be chosen to make up, dy" lies in the fact that the producers Wilde. This upper-strata farce will pre ;« AInjbjtfa dozen major personalities student would be doing. The volunteer majors are especially encouraged to at the yell squad. have,followed, the .simple A-B-C method mier April 17 at 8 p.m. in Burnight show upt in "Candy."" This has always can be very inspirational and can give tend. One visit a week is all that is 5. All song and yell leaders chosen for making a "hip flick": (A) get a plot Center 31. been more of a box-office lure than an hope. required, and that one visit can last as exclusively about sex (B) throw in a The setting for this exceptional satire MUST plan to go to camp Aug. 24-28. artist,^ convention, since ifc has the long as the volunteer would, like it to. couple- of songs by Steppenwolf and the "•• is in 19th century London. Wide empha The volunteer is permitted to bring All expenses paid. ". disquieting effect of causing you to Those students who are interested in Byrds (C) have one Of your characters sized the ''courtesy" of this period by objects of interest, such as clay art 6. Dress for tryouts will be shorts constantly wonder either who it is you're helping are asked to contact Mr. Wicher walk around through the entire film ' projecting an unrealistic atmosphere for works or painting. Also when volun or bermudas and tennis shoes. • watching or when so-and-so will appear. at Los Padrinos or call 861-9211 for with a roach between his lips. Simple each character. teers attend the agency they are per If there are any questions, contact more details. as ABC, right? Wrong! "Candy" is Each of (he nine characters is in- mitted to take walks on the premises Joan Schutz at extension 275. about as hip as a Downtown Los Angeles . volved in a shallow world of his own, with the patients, who are otherwise newstand. - ' j blinded by the pettiness and frivolities confined to the building. MOTIVATE A desire to be a friend and a com Philosophy Added of the upper crust in society. panion are the only requisites. Volun The Magic Power of Particularly annoying is the movie's Wilde demonstrated triviality with teers are often able to reach the patient •H addition of "philosophy" that the" book - simplicity in. the overall, theme of the | Ydur Sub-Conscious and to help in the rehabilitation pro- never dreamed of. Candy comes to earth play. The name Earnest was of major with Self-Hypnosis as a beam of light at the beginning and importance to the characters. They 4& bips off as the same beam of light at were unable to fulfill their needs and 4 Box, Cox' Actors S1H3 . Improves grades, memory, the end. Now, it's all very psychedelic their desires without being associated "reca|l"a'nd self-confidence and arty and all that, but it almost with an "Earnest." The cliche, "What's implies that Ewa Aulin is in reality the in a name" is brought to mind. It seems Perform at Tourney female Christ. everything! New Evening Classes Forming Participants of Readers Theater at When ."Candy", dqes...decide.,.to..be The cast will inclu.de: Walter , Cerritos,; ^am-a^Vaie^ MichaCle Greene, ' funny, • abpuT'once"" every''45' minutes; it Orange—Laiie^ "Mike Greeti—Algernon, Paul Larartofe ' and "'adviser James can be quite frankly hilarious. The Paul Laramore—John, Rosemary Price- Dighera, will be attending and perform MID-CITIES entire Dr. Krankheit sequence has the Gwendolyn, Mary Jacobs—Lady Brack ing at an awards banquet in San Luis .audience rolling in ,the aisles, A scene nell, Debby Graham—Miss Prism, Laura MRNOSIS INSTITUTE Obispo.1 'Jack 'Halley, director of the where two policemen crash their patrol Vale—Cecily, Jerry Herbenerj—Chausa 9406 E. Flower, Bellflower Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo speech tourna car into a bar for transvestites is also ble, Glen Olson—Merriman, Jerry Der ment, has asked this group from Cer DISCOUNT WITH ASCC CARD a lot funnier than it probably sounds. loshon—Manservant. ritos to perform at the awards banquet which is planned for Saturday afternoon. These students are quite well known around the state for their performance in "Box" and Cox." They received a MIL ft WOM second place trophy at the Cerritos Oral Interpretation Festival on Feb. 15. Stria/

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CHURCH OF THE HUMANITARIAN GOD, P.O. Box 13236, St. Petersburg, Florida 33733. FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1969 TALON MARKS PAGE 5 con iamondmen Lead by Falcons Shake Baseball Loss, Down Santa Monica, Bakersfield

After losing their first game this year themselves on the short end of the stick in the fifth" and sixth''produced three Tuesday, March 11, the Cerritos as the Warriors came through with six runs in each inning, burying the Corsairs diamondmen came back to end the week runs in the seventh. Last hope for a beneath a total of 11 runs. :. • ; - :r. with two reassuring victories and are Cerritos victory was extinguished as an ;; now looking toward this week's error-plagued eighth inning saw El ; Final Score ' '". MSB, Mi1! assignments against Long - Beach City Camino add two more runs to secure Final tally for Cerritos- came iir the •I and Bakersfield. their 9-6 victory. eighth as: the: Falcon ' nine! capitalized iHI The Falcons opened this year's Major scoring innings for the Falcons on two hits and an error for two 'more Metropolitan season against Long Beach were the first and eighth, with two in runs. Santa Monica was never in- the and won easily, 5-1. Their previous game each. Leading batsmen for Cerritos were game as sophomore " pitcher' Cliff ill with Bakersfield was also successful as Tim Steele, two for four, both doubles, Vaudreuil hurled blanks for six innings they downed the Renegades, 11-1. and Ron Diggle, also two for four. The before turning the game over to Bob losing pitcher for the Falcons was Gary Apodaca and Mike McEarchrart, who EI Camino Loss Addeo. Addeo is now 1-1 on the season. continued the shutout. Vaudreuil earned Last week's action began with a 9-6 the win, raising his season total of.4-0. Two Wins loss to El Camino. Holding their own Saturday's encounter with .Pasadena until the sixth, the Falcons then found Other games last week saw Cerritos had begun to. look like Tuesday's loss regain its form and down Santa Monica until Diggle came through with a three- 13-0 Friday and Pasadena 6-2 Saturday. run homer in the eighth. The homer speaker an inning in which the Falcons Sutton Scores 16 The Falcons opened fast against socred six times to clinch a 6-2. victory. SMCC and didn't stop until the Corsairs Winning pitcher for Cerritos was Bob were hopelessly crushed. Scoring began Wolf, who now has a record of 3-0. The in the first inning for Cerritos, with the ON THE MOVE — Gordon Douglas streaks into first as the two for five as the Falcons defeated the Vikings 4-1 Tues As Falcons Tip Falcons taking advantage of a single win raised the overall Falcon record to Long Beach baseman is pulled off the bag. Gordon batted day to maintain their league lead of two games. and a pair of walks to produce three 9-1. v (TM Photo by Keith Nordine) This week's games look to be repeats runs. ; • • Long Beach City The third found Cerritos on the move of the earlier contests as the Falcons again as a double by Diggle and Steele's take to the raod to meet Long Beach Encountering another hurdle in their signel proved good for two more. Scoring and Bakersfield. Killingsworth Elected President quest for the coveted Metropolitan Conference crown, coach Dave Kamanski's undefeated Cerritos College trackmen travel to Pierce College today Banquet for Wrestlers, Hoopsters Of JC Basketball Association in hopes of continuing their unblemished dual meet mark. ' Cerritos College basketball coach Jim named coach-of-the-year last year by vote of the junior college coaches Led by a 16-point output from ver Names Bob Horn Basketball MVP Killingsworth is the new president of following his capture of the 1968 in the state of California. satile Steve Sutton and a strong double California State Basketball Cham the California State Junior College First official duty for the new win by Bob Ballard, the Falcons edged Born Horn, 6-7 standout center on the Rodriguez, Zitar, Al Dean, John Van pionship, will serve throughout the 1969- Basketball Coaches Assn. president will be attendance at the the tough Vikings of Long Beach City Cerritos College basketball team,, has Vliet and Chuck Beecher. '>•'•''•'"•'-!•'•'• 70 year. He was elected to the post National Collegiate Athletic Assn. The 44-year-old mentor, who was College, last weekend, 72-64, on the been named most valuable • player and Conference in Louisville, Ky., this week. Wrestlers receiving second, year Cerritos track. team captain of the 1968-69 Falcon mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm The conference is held in conjunction award buckles were: Dan Bright, Rick with the NCAA basketball cham In defeating LBCC the Falcons came squad. Brodersen, Kenworthy, RonJJUcCormick, one step closer to a probable showdown Maiofli; John" Nfirflefet, * D»B Raptis, pionships. The 19-year-old sophomore, who plans SPORTS BEAT with Bakersfield for the Metro title Tony; Searlingt ' S fr u v 3 "*and Greg Killingsworth came to the West Coast to continue his education at Princeton March 28 in Cerritos Stadium, Uttecht. in the fall of 1964 to take over at Cerritos University, led the team in rebounding after compiling a fine prep and college Sutton, a strong freshman from and was the second highest scorer. He First year award, winners, pi basket New Editor record in Oklahoma. He became the Excelsior High, collected first place in was named to a second team berth on ball were: Ron Ballou,. Rick Merrill, Har second Metropolitan Conference coach in the shot put, long jump and triple jump the All-Metropolitan Conference selec lan Miersma, Eric Smiler and Dave history to guide a team through a con and a third place in the discus. tions. Zylstra. ference season unbeaten. That was the To Stay? Falcons 1964-65 mark of 12-0. Ballard, a freshman Jronj Bellflower, A resident of Lakewood, Horn was First year'award wMefS'ln wrest sprinted to a swift 9.6 clocking in the also named to the Cerritos College ling were: Dale' HeattferingToh, George Killingsworth holds the bachelor of 100-yd. dash and also took the 220. Dean's List for the fall semester, hold Maddox, Bob Sasser and Ken Turner. science degree in business ad- Falcon Dave Cohen was. timed in 9.9 ing a perfect 4.0 straight-A grade point. By DARRYL JACKMAN If you don't know what I am speaking ministration frorn _Northeastern -for third place in the century. He is a business administration major. "^feWfy-^ coul&S mak« Sports Editor- of, attend, a baseball game'and watch Oklahoma State College and the M. Ed. it tonight, but she is still chasing some In case all of you avid Talon Marks the coach destroy one toothpick after degree from the University of Oklahoma. The Birds took first in 10 of the 18 Other awards announced at the 10th referee with her shoe," quipped guest sports page readers have missed the another. Married, he has two children, a events and were shut out of only two— Annual Basketball-Wrestling Banquet at speaker. Jerry, Tarkanaan^gad gasket- subtle; changes in the page, let me be This leads me to one of my pet married daughter, Phyllis, and a son, the pole vault and th'e\ 120-yd. high' Cerritos were: Gary Maolfi, Most Valu ball coach 'at *Cal "stater Long • Beach. the first to tell you that there has been peeves about college sports. When I Larry. hurdles. The strong Cerritos shot put able Wrestler; Bill Struve and Ron Tarkanian spoke about his exper another change in sports editors. The speak of Kincaid and the baseball team, During World War II, Killingsworth trio provided the Falcons with their Kenworthy, Wrestling Co-Captains; Fred person who handles sports around here I am talking about people who have iences with his team, Cerritos' team served as instructor with the West Coast sweep in the weight event. Zitar, Most Improved Basketball Play has about the same status as an Arab a very good shot at the conference title and of his close rivalry with CC" coach Flying Command of the United States er; and Tony Rodriquez, Most Inspira entering the B'ani Brith. The job of and possibly another state champion Other top performances were turned tional Basketball Player. Jim Killingsworth. Army Air Force. sports editor is highly prized around ship. So far this year the total attend in by John McNeice, 9:39.2 in the two "To make friends in basketball you here. When one gets the job, he usually ance at the college baseball games has TRACK mile; Pat Curran, second in the mile Receiving second year award belt can have neither a losing team or a lasts about two weeks longer on the been less than one football game. This w L Pet. and third in the two mile; Dennis Ruby, buckles for their performance on the winning, team but a ball club that plays Felcon basketball team were: Horn, paper. is a shame, not because of school spirit Cerritos 3 3 1.000 56.6 in winning the 440 intermediate .500 bail," said Tarkanian. or any thing along that line, but a lot I thought I was doing so well on the Bakersfield 2 0 1.000 hurdles; and the victorious Cerritos 440- of people are just missing some good front page and that my job was pretty Pasadena 2 1 .667 yd. relay team of Martinez, Carter, spoils events. secure until the executive editor walked Long Beach 2 1 .667 Cohen and Ballard, 42.5. up to me and greeted me with, "Hi, It seems that many, if not al), of the Pierce 1 2 .333 Falcon Baseball Schedule Sport." Even with my powers of deduc column writers in this paper have pre Valley 1 2 .333 tion I failed to see the double meaning sented awards of one sort or another. El Camino 0 2; .000 Friday — March 21 . Friday -April 18 of this statement until it was too late. I wasn't going to engage in this sort Three Linksmen Santa Monica a 3 .000 El Camino . @ Santa Monica Santa Monica @ El Camtno So here I am, folks. I'll try to make of thing until I read of the perils of Pierce @ Long Beach the best of the situation—that is if I Cerritos golf coach Frank Wright. Cerritos ' IqJ Bakersfield Pasadena @ Valley last longer than (wo weeks. Wright was sitting on top of the . BASEBALL Long Beach @ Pierce Quit Falcon Team Bakersfield @ Cerritos If I run out of material, I can al world at the beginning of the season. w L Ptc. Yalley @- Pasadena Now he and his team are at the bottom Cerritos s 1 .857 ways rerun my football stories from the Being top man on the Cerritos Falcon of the Metro Conference with a sad and Long Beach 4 3 .571 beginning of the year. golf team has its perils. Coach Frank bad record of 0-6. It seems that every Bakersfield 4 3 .571 Saturday - March 22 Tuesday • - April 22 Some people consider me possibly the Wright has lost three men who have time a man is moved into the first-place- El Camino 3 3 .500 person who has attended Cerritos Col played in the No. 1 position this season. Bakersfield @ El Camino Cerritos @ Pierce 3 3 .500 lege for the most consecutive semesters slot on the team, he quits. To you, Coach Valley El Camino @ Pasadena in history—in other words, a professional Wright, I send a bent putter and the Pierce 3 4 .429 First it was last year's most valuable Valley @ Long Beach student. I was around when Wally Kin thought that you should rate your team Santa Monica 2 5 .286 player, Al Tapie, out with an injury. Tuesday - - March 2$' from No. 2 on down. Pasadena 1 4 .200 caid chewed up his first piece of pine. Then it was Mike McMurtry who had Sanfa Monica @ Bakersfield to drop out of college. Last week it Pierce @ Cerritos Friday — April 25 was Casey Van Beek, whose part-time Pasadena @ El Camino Ptuadena @ Santa Monica orchestra business has become full-time Cerritos @ Valley Long Beach @ Yalley with writing and recording music El Camino @ Long Beach causing him to have to give up golf * Pierce ...... @ Bakersfield and drop out of college. Friday - • March 28 The Falcons record, which now stands Santa Monica @ Pasadena at 4-2-2, could be seriously affected by Soturday—April 26 Valley @ Cerritos the series of events, according to Wright. Bakersfield @' Santa Monica "You don't lose your best three men Long Beach @ El Camino and expect to have the same kind of Bakersfield @ Pierce season you might have had with them. Tuesday — April 29 ! I don't know what to expect from here Tuesday — April 8 Pasadena., Bakersfield » on out." Valley - Pierce ; The Falcons, who lost to Long Beach Bakersfield @ Pasadena Long Beach Santa Monida last week, 5-49, at Los Coyotes Country Pierce @ Valley Cerritos El. Camino 1 Club in La Mirada, will travel to Santa Monica @ Long Beach Pasadena today for their first meeting El Camino @ Cerritos with the strong Lancer team. Monday Friday — May 2 the Falcons travel to Santa Monica. Valley @ Bakersfield Friday— April 11 ft i Long Beach Pasadena Falcons Drown LB Bakersfield @ Valley, El Camino @ Pierce Pasadena @ Long Beach Santa Monica @ Cerritos 58-36 in Home Pool Pierce @ El Camino Cerritos (5) Santa Monica Saturday — May 3 Riding the crest of an important 58-36 win over Long Beach City College last Bakersfield @ Long Beach; weekend, Cerritos swimmers host Santa Saturday — April 12 Valley @ El. Camino 1 ijllll? Cerritos Pasadena « W'l" i Monica this afternoon in the Falcon tank. Long Beach Bakersfield ® '"Ml*.!,. Pierce Santa Monica it-', Meet time is 3:30 p.m. El Camino Valley Coach Pat Tyne's Falcon swim men Pasadena Cerritos lit iljl'iiiijii @ were led by triple winners Jack Robin Pierce : iSlin'i Santa Monica @ Tuesday — May 13 : son and Bob Shupp in the LBCC en Southern California Semifinals* counter. Robinson captured the 500 and sip! fflj 200 events and was on the winning four- Tuesday — April IS i ill man relay, while Shupp was on the win Friday, Saturday — May 16-17; ning medley relay and took first in the Long Beach @ Cerritos Southern California Finals 200 indo andlOO freestyle. Santa Monica @ Valley important factor in Falcon suc- CLOCK WORK — Gordon Douglas covers first as Mike such as this has been an The win brought the Falcon season Pasadena (3> Pierce Friday, Saturday — May 23-24 (TM Photo by Keith Nordine) Weather fields a hot grounder to make an out. Defense cesses so far this season. record to 3-3. 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