-I\uignfTno M'llI S SpI'kes Spark Meet Beat 0 ceana Woodside High school's track B B team swept to victories in three arry ratt and Terry Bar- divisions yesterday in a triartgu- nett posted double wins to lead 1ar practice meet with the Hills- to an 83%-29% dale Knights and Lincoln of San victory over Oceana High school Francisco'. in a practice track and field A Hillsdale trio of half-milers dual meet at Millbrae yesterday. turned in the best race of the Mills won the class B division, meet in a close finish in which 83-30, and the class C division, each broke 2:02. Ralph Likens 48 2-3 - 47 1-3. wa'S the winner in 2:00.2 while VARSITY Marcel Hetu finished in 2: 01 and Mills 83V" Oceana 29V, Brent Harnish was third in 2:01.9. (~~1~:'5;ne':8~~~:r~~~r~e \~~~ ~~11~~ Bob Sprague tied a Hillsdale !~~;~e~~~~erO)~M]~n;~0~6L 1~s1~J:': record .with a 22.7 clocking in the ~~r~eJ}.1;(MCH_S~;;;'ft'erM)~o)R09~~~le~It.)~ 220 whIle freshman Roger Stence Banwarlh (M), 23.0; 22o-Stiller (M), turned in a creditable 3:3~.5 in ~~~~e~~~ r~~~lIc~h;~~ ~~~: ~~I~ his first attempt at the 1320 III the (0),5:10.7; SP-Neese (M), Kennedy (M),! dlVIsIOn. (0), Stiller (M), 17-2; D-Banwarlh (M), B ... VARSITY NeeseSleacy (M),(M), 47-53/.<;McBrideBJ-Bralt(0), 115-4;(M), JonesHJ-, I Woodside63, Hillsdale 46, Lincoln 31 Farmoe (M), Fields (0), lie for third:: 120HH _ Cruise (L), DWiggins (W), S.nyder (_0) and Cochrane (0), 5-4; PV• losey (W), Duke (L), 16.4; 880 - Likens lie for flr~l: Rodgers (M) !,nd Cochrane (H), Hetu (H), Harnish (H), Chernlg (0), no Ihlrd, 8-9; Relay-Mills, 1:41.2. (W), 2:00.2. 100 - Sprague (Hh Dando CLASSB (W), Gensky (L), Wendte (W), 10.3. Mills 83, Oceana 30 . 440.•••- Hea (W), Green (W), Dempsey HH-Wilson (M), 10.6; 66o-Hudson (M), . (W,; Reczek (H), 52.2. 180LH- Sanders 1:34.1; 75-Plaza (M), 8.6; 33O-Kaplan (W), Duke (L), Crosby (W), Reczek (H), (0), 39.5; LH-Wllson (M), 15.4; 150• 21.6. 220 -Sprague (H), Dando (W), Gutwein (M), 16.6; 132o-McCoy (0), ~~~le re~v:,ld). R~ll~k ~L)Kle~~er (m: ~~~?/;(I~r.9~i~c~J~d~l~i~/.

Slence15.1. 150(H),- 3:32.5.Pallt (W),HJ - noBillalime.(W)1320•5-2. BJSfearns- Komri(W), 39.0.(L), 19-1'/2.120LH- PVDemlen- Keenan(W)'j (L), 9-6. SP - Hughes (H). 42-53/.<.D• Fitzgerald (W); 103..IP/.<.Relay - Wdod- side, 47, 46, 47.8_ ' CLASSC '

660 -' Hea (W), '1:33.6. 75 - Phillips IL)Woodslde·40,8.5. 330 :....LincolnCarr 32'1"(L), Hillsdale39.1. 120LH•23'/2J Rundel (W), 15.1. 150 - Phillips (L), 16.5. HJ - Saliders- (H) and Macy (W) tied al 5-2. SP - Sick (W) 42-43/.<. --~"t'Relay -.._--Woodside, 48.7. Mus\angs Win TracIi"Meet

Capuchino High school's track,... team swept to a 61-52 victory over Polytechnic High of San Francisco in a practice track meet for both schools yesterday.~ Dan Kreidt, Capuchino sprint-~ er, took two firsts in the varsity' division with a 9.5 clocking in a lOG-yard dash later found to be five yards short, and in the 440 with a time of 51.1. It Capuchin a split in the light• weight divisions. VARSITY Capuchino 61, Poly 52 120HH~Williams (P), Sween (CL Mc• Kaig (Cl 16.1; 880-McCann (C), Kuevas (PL Davini' (Cl 2:07.3; 100-Kreidf (Cl, Gladdius (CL Smith (Pl 9.5 (Distance measured only 95 yards); 44!1-Kreidt (C), Rhodes (P), Mattson (Cl 51.1; 180LH -Wiiiiams' (PL Sween (C), McKaig (C) 21.0; HJ-Norris (PL Nilliams (PI. Mc- _ Cann (C) 6-0; PV-'--Renfro (C), Tie be-· tween Dills (C) and Hutchinson (P) 12·0; 220-Mattsoo (C), Gladius (C). Henryr (PL 23.6; SP-Nawahtre (P) and Me· Cusker (C) tie, MalKowski (C) 41-9; Mile-Koski (C) and Harbor (C) tie, Lont (P) 4:49.8; BJ-Smith (P); Mc• Cann (C). Colbourn (C) 18·6; D-Berigts• san (PL SUllivan (P), and Nawahine (Pl 130·5'/2; 880 relay-Poly, L 1:36.0. B'S Capuchino ,69, Poly 35 70HH-Aragon (P) 10.4; 660-Newton (C) 1:29.4; 75-Matroni (C) 7.9; 330• Capscott (P) 38.4; 120LH-Pinn (C) 14.5;, 150-Matroni (C) 15.5; PV-Morrison (P) 11-0; 1320-Hazard (e) 3:33.4; SP-Ma• troni (C) 46-9'/2; BJ-Fitzgerald (C) 19-6; HJ-Griffith (C) 5-4; 440 relay-Capu• chino, 47.2. C'S Poly 63, Capuchino 23 660-Bacolini (C) 1:34.2; 70-Ware (P) 8.2; PV-Dragovich (C) 8-6; '330-Bowman (P) 40.4; 120LH-Wheaton (P)16.0; 150~ Ware (P) 16.1; SP-Tomassini (P) 36-5; BJ-DeWitt (P)16-8; HJ-Paulsan (P) 5·0; 440 reiay-Poly, 49.9.

I{nig.bt Spikes I; Blast Lowell r

team scored an impressive 71-42 varsity victory over Lowell yes-' terdayHillsdalein a Highpracticeschool'smeet intrackSan Ii Francisco. I

ancesThe Knightsfrom Carlgot goodKrohn,pe\formclwho.

incamethe throughbroad' jumpwith anda 20·lBitfrom leaPIBill f Sprague, - who lead a -Hillsdale slam in the, 100. Ralph Likens ran a relatively slow mile in 4:34.4, more due to' poor competition than to his con• ditioning. Hillsdale split in the lightweight ! divisions. VARSITY Hillsdale 71, Lowell 42 120HH-Andersen (L), Kirtman (Ll, Mathews (H) 17.0; 880-Harnish (H), Garrigan (H),Nonsey eLl, 2:06.3; 100 -Sprague (H), Kenefsky (H), Krone (H) 10.2; MO-Reczek (H), Sutton (L), Top• ham (L) 52.6; 180LH-Kirtman (H), Rec• zek (H), Mathes (H), 20.5; 220-Sprague (H), Topham (L), Kenefsky (H) 23.1; Mile-Liken (H), Katurish (L), Frieden· thai (H) 4:34.4; 880 relay-Hillsdale, 1:37.1; ~Viquie (L), Hickey (H), Davis (H) 146-5; PV-Gartshore (l), Hinchley (H), Su1ciiffe (L) 11-0; BJ-Krohn (H); Hom (L), Anderson (L) 20-11'.0.;. HJ~ Wisenant (H), and Carter (L) tie; Math• ews (H) 5-6; SP-Davis (H), O'Hare (H), Viguie (L) 47·1. ' , - CLASS B , Hillsdale 62, Lowe" 42 70HH-Weston (H) 10.9; 660-Perkins (H) 1:34.0; 75-Svelda (H) 8.4; 330• Notian (H) 40.8; Weston (H) 15.2; 150• Sveida (H) ,16,1; Boyle' (L) 3:27.2;_ MO relay-Hillsdale, 49.4. " CLASS C Lowell 48, Hillsdale 28 66O-Chiarello (H) 1:35.5; 75-Christen• ~en (L) 8.1; 33D-English (L) 39.1; 120 LH -Louie15.~; .MQ,relay-Lowell,(L) 'i 15.2; -.15D-Chrlstensen47.7; HJ-San·(L) i ders (H) 5.(); BJ-Louie (L) 18-6; SP•

Menzies (L) 43-7'1z •. ,. j rf(.ilI~~3 \.a-'p ~. , Nod to Eagles : i~ikes T --]' I46Garyfeet, 11Neeseinchesih're-wJo. take.the theshotputonly \. first place' for Mills High school rin a practice track and field meet wit h Washington High school of San Francisco. -Wash• ington won the varsity division, 87-26. Mills posted five wins in los· ing 69-35, in the Class B division and six firsts win dropping the class C meet, 51·35. Class Band C .winners from;. Mills were':', . i Class B-LH"'-Ba'rry' Bratt, 15.4: 1320-1 Dave Robert~On',. 3:36,8; HJ-Byron Gut-, wein, 5-7:' "iB.h:--Gut\yeih - Mathis (W), i1~¥JV.t~£~?) f:~~lir'3;~Tg~ss P;;: eli, 40.1; lSO-Hudson, '16.5; BJ-Hudson, 19-0; HJ-Mike Sorenson, 5-2; PV-Soren· son, 8-6. Hillsdale/s i 6 IS.1; son Krohn Sets' lay Ian (B~

BJ Mark 1 La' 2'0 I Senior Carl Krohn set alc'h' I school broadjump record Fri- ~~~ day with a 20-111;4 leap as ~f. Hillsdale High's track team:~~ spanked Lowell's varsity in \4:4 San Francisco, 71-42. ,~ni

I 'juniorPlato Yanicks'Kelly Weston,Bs, pacedalsoby G~quo

I wontriumphed,C division,62-42,48-28.but Lowen ~~s I Krohn, who also finished l~ third in the 100 behind sec- ~r; ond placer Fred Kenefsky, '1~ shattered Dave Coats' '62 BJ HI! mark of 20-3';4. a~ Hillsdale's Bob Sprague won CO\ the 100 in 10.2 and the 220 in 23.1. I(~ steve Reczek captured the Sle 440 in 52.6 and placed in the }~ 180 low hurdles. Brent Har- Ba nish was first in the half mile Hu at 2:06.3, with Mike Garrigan ~~ second. Ralph Likens won the i .~ mile in 4:34.4. Hillsdale's win-' LII ning mile relay clocking was t 1'371 ~ (L' ... Ru Don Whisenant of the HJ Knights tied Lowell's Carter 5-2 Lee with a 5-6highjump. Ron ~ Davis and Don O'Hair shared H~ shotput honors with 47-1

toss~:'Weston's hurdle wins were IIv.: ,timed in 10.9 and 15.2. [ 1st ! 'n, IN PREP practice duels this iweek, former Serra Hi g h ,. Istandout Jim McNutt set a new San' Carlos High record when he.•.blazed; the "mile in 4:27.9 in'a 67:46 win over San Mateo's. Bearcats. Jack;K1ng's San Mateo Bs routed~:Eian Carlos, 85-28, but San .e1i·riO's'relay win cinched a 41-36;victory in C division. San Mateo's Petie Smith sizzled in B events. He shattered a school mark

I with a 13.6 clocking in the 120 low hurdles, won the 150 dash and anchored SM's winning 440 relay unit. Joe Caines also limpreSSedEddie Smithwithwas aa double15-flat win•150.

I ner in varsity for the 'Cats, winning the 100 in 10.3 and the 180 hurdles in 20.9.

MILLS took it on the chin 'from San Francisco's Wash• ington High in an three divi• sions. The Vikings fell in var• sity, 87-26; Bs, 69-35, and Cs, 51-35. Gary Neese was Mills' lone varsity first placer-46-

11114Serra'sin thev ashot.r sit y thinclads whipped TerraNova, 57%-55%, with Bob Turkovich's shot put (50-8%) and discus (119-6) wins setting the pace. The Padres succumbed in B events, c .• .1 __ ,., 1..._•...•..•1,."'~ ,fA C')A Woodside, Surprise: • Messer Runs 880 In 1:56.8

By KEN BISHOP \Iesser then..•• figured he'd break 4:28.0,(51 SpragueHetu (H),(H); CassidyMile. - (5),LikensHefner(H) anddelightedGreggans.AragonAragon'sCoach CBillsquadLarsonran mulualC vaulter,agreementthe even!to wIpe~as outcanc~ledtlve val.by Tribune Correspondent the' "two-mmute barrier soon by (~); 880 relay - Seq (Meyer, McKinnie, a surprising 46.8 to win with Woodside uable. poi~ts. BO~h schools had ~nly A "M d th Ch II nge" attemptin<1 a 5(30 first lap and try BI. Johnson, Moczan) 1:34.2, Hillsdale. second In a speedy 47.6. one hIgh lumper on the C compelit,on, -type experimentan an by eWOO ad 5e ide for '",'60,seconds m.. the fmal lap. O'HareSP _ (H),DavisWebb(H)(H);49-3'12di;cusConklin_ Leme~(5) 120 HH-SaundersVARSITY(W) 15.8, Dwiggins leaving120 HH'JI- thirdSchliesplace(5) point16.?, unclaimed.Lopez (R), • L Y t d h' h' (SF) 138·6 Conklin (5) Hickey (H) (W), Nevarez (A); 88D-Messer (W) Donohoe (R); 880 - Fragulla (5) 2:02.6 High track Coach Joe Greggans es er ay IS roug. sp nI S were O'Hare (H); HJ-Whise~ant (H) 5-8; 1:56.8, Adams (A), 2:00.0 Che~nlck (W) Conroy (R), Brindal (R); 100 - Meuse and junior distance ace Teall 55.0 and 61.8, accordmg to Greg- Kelly (H) 5-8 (more' misses), Maiachow- 2:03.0; 100-Cook (A) 10.2. Williams (A), (5) ~0.3. BarS! (R). Emerson (R); 44 .. ' d ' . th f t ski (SF), Bo. Johnson (5); BJ-Krohn Dando (W), 440-B. Hea (W) SO.5, - 0 Connor (5) 52.7, Granvlle (5), Mul Messer paid off yesterday. gans, an the 1.56.8 was e as - (H) 19.9; Ortiz (SF), Bo. Johnson (5), Green (W) 51.3, Wendt. W) 51.6; 180ready ,(5); 120 LH - Russo (R) 14.0 Messer appearing in late-sea- est of Teall's life by four seconds. Malachowski (SF); PV - Butler (SF) LH-Wood A) 20.6. Saunders (W), Bohm- Schlles (S)~ Lopez (R); 220 - Ba~s , ... ' 12·6 Hinckley (H) O'Brien (H) Smith ker (A); 22D-Cook (A) 23.0, Green (W), (R) 23.5, 0 Connor (5), Jones (5); Mil, son form, clocked 1:56.8 in the Ralph Likens' 4:28.0 mile for (5): ' • B. Hea (W); Mile-Graves (W) 4:49.6. - Scalmanini (5), 4:48.5, Klalil (R) ..• h' . h H'lI did 12-6 I It f- .' . , Mortenson (A), Grosset (A); 880 relay- Avery (5); 880 relay - Serra (Roberts. half-mIle run fOI the Igh hg tIS a e an a po e vau e SCORE. Hillsdale 73. SequOia 73V,. St. Wood (Dando Dempsey Green B Hea) Do Sullivan Sealmanlni O'Connor) of area , nonleague prep track ac- f ort b y St . F rancls. , P at B utl er Francis 27Y,.. CLASSB 1.32.2'..... , , ,. 1'381' • . .. d 'd tl d ' tl t ff t 0 H d ( 60 SP-Glidden (A) 55-1, Kelly (W), Pot- SP - Currie (R) 54-7'12 Cregan (R) hon. . WoodSide slIppe by MI - were le ay SOler op e or s. Perkons7 . HH(H)- 1:31.4;el 75SF)- Yarberry10.2; 6 (5)- ter (W)·, PDiscus-KellyII (W. H(W) 156·5'(A)Glld- Norman.' (R)' Discus. - Cr'egon.. (R) 149O· Penmsula League power Aragon H'II d I -S -Sf Fr ncis 8.1; 330 - E. Johnson (5) 37.4; 120 LH- ~en (AI. a er ), J-Nevar."z TurkOVich (5), Miller ($); tIe betweel '. I S a e e quOla• • a Weston (H) 15.1; ISO _ Yarberry. (5) "-8, DWlggons (W), Mclean (AI. BJ-: HJ - Donohoe (R) and Meuser (5) 58-55 m San Mateo. HIGH LIGHTS: Sequoia Coach 16.2; 1320_ Sayer (H) 3:29.0; 440 relay Wood (A) 19-9,Crosby (W), Nevarez .(AJ, 5-4, McKinney (R); BJ - Engleson (R)I Messer's mark equaled the best AI Smith felt ~is team "did a fine _ Seq (Haag, Mus~io, E. Johnson. Yar- PV-McLesky (A) 11-6. Noce (AI. Pitzer 19-9Y" Meuser (5),. Donohoe (R); PV-: TEALL MESSER ..... jab" considering the many pro!>- berry) 46.4; SP _ Montague (5) 46-8Y,; (W). . " Morgan (R) 11-3, Gilmore (R), Do. Sui11 I!1 Northern Cahforma thiS sea- lems confronting it. Steady Bill discus _ Hughes (H) 109-1]3,4;HJ _ SCORE. Woodolde.58,Aragon 55. van (5), . Best by four seconds' son Johnson won the 220 and 440 - Keough (SF) 5-0' BJ _ Raymond (SF) CLASSB SCORE: Riordan 60, Serra 53. . .. though nearly caught at the tape 18-]112; PV _ Ka~e (5) 10·6. 70 HH-Thodas (A) and Schiff (W) CLASSB I>, MPL aspIrant Hillsdale had bet- in the latter-and competed on the SCORE: Sequoia 58, Sf. Francis 42, lied, 9.8; 66D-Qulntana (A) 1:30.0; 75- 70 HH _ Ortega (R) 10.5; 660 tel' luck racking up 73 points to Tribe's first completed relay of the Hillsdale 40. Connaughton (A) 8.3; 33D-Pardee (W) Campisi (5) 1:35.1; 75 - Dyer (5) 8.1; , . year, which also wan. All pre- CLASSC 38.9; 120 LH- Thodas (A) 14.6; 15D-Con-330 - Reese (R) 41.2; 120 LH _ Orteg Sequoia's 37'12 and St. Francis' vious quartets have either dropped 660 - Jacobsen (SF) 1:34.9; ISO - naughton (A) 15.2; 132D-Rehanek (W) (R) 14.7; 150- Johnston (5) 15.0; 1320- 2711 to win a' triangular battle at the baton or passed out of the Tullo (5) 16.3; 120 LH - 330 - Follker 3:32.3; 440 relay-Wood. (Pardee, Dowell, Terral (R) 3:37.8; 440 relay - Serr Hillsdale.12 Serra opened its Catho-~ zone.Saph Mike Maczan ran for the -Seq(H) 39.1;(Crowley,75 - TulloBarter,(5) Crouch,8.5; 440Tullo)relay 6';";Dike, Discus-SheenanSfearns) 47.1; SP-Sheenan(AJ 132-10;(AJH~-50-time(Johndrow,not available;Johnston,SP -Dyer,WaldvogelMCGarry)1(R) iirlC.j' Athl et'IC I~eague s~ason on a firstpull, timetakingsincea sufferingsecond anda musclethird 48.6;SandersSP (H)- 5-0;AdamoBJ -(SF)Loumbaus43.3; HJ(SF)- Dawson(W) lied.(A),4-10;DelrympleBJ-Ford (W)(A) 17-6;and PV-Villa 46.0;(5) 5-2;DISCUSBJ -- Johndrownot held;(5)HJ18.2Y,;- CarP

f[pourSF'note losmg. to RIOrdan' 60-53 thebehindrelayBill anchorJohnson leg.andTherunningHall 17-10'12;SCORE:PV Hillsdale- Pashe (SF)44, St.8-0. Francis 37. WilsonSCORE:(A)WoodSide11-0.. 63, Aragon SO. -PaulSCORE:(R) Serra10.0. 52, Riordan 48. ,1l1 an r~nclsco. _. brathers •missed the bus. Sequoia 29. ~ 66D-G. Hea (~~A~~3~9; 75-Kawasaki _ CLASS.C . AIBellarmmed' 37 scoredd h 6vt SpomtsL to nySaphMcGregor'sBill Montagueschool classbroke BJohn·shot Woodside 58 ' Aragon 55 (A)Eisenber8.4; 33D-Orr(A) 147' (W)ISO-Bacon'39.3; 120(A) LH-162' chaua660 - (R)Capp~8.6. 330(R)- 1.40.4,Reardon75 a;ne as. a~l ~s an ean- put record with a heave of 46-81f, HIGH LIGHTS: Last in the gliller of 440 rela g-Ara. (Kawasaki, Berger, Ba: 120 LH - Pool. (5) 15.2; ISO - Kele- dro s 38 to wm ItS tnangular also. to pace Sequoia's B's to victory. Messer's effort was Brian Hea's 50.S can, EIS~nberg) 46.8, Wood. (Rundel, Orr, chava (R) 15.4, 440 relay - Serre R I' . tl t M Terry Yarberry won both sprints, quarter·mile effort and a surprising MeN m r G Hca) 476' SP-Sick (W) (Pool. Reardon. Anaudl, Reardon, Se ea IzatlOn la esseI' was the 75 in 8.1. The Cherokees scored 156·5discus viclory by Bob Kelly. Hea 44-2,t aB"i-E·· b . (A) 17-2' HJ- kany) time not available; SP - Hal capable .of holding his own with 58 points. to 42 for St, Francis and wos in .pain once again os he finished Mac;' (W) (W>,S;_~;e~t_Benner (A> 10-1. (5) 37.0; HJ - ,Keck (5) 4·10; BJ d '. 40 for Hillsdale. only thl~d in a sIO.w.220 and gave up SCORE: Aragon 51. Woodside 31. Kelechav~ (R) 15-1V,.. toute 'r teammate Brian Hea or Smith my' be in f r b des ground In the decldmg 880·yard relay . SCORE. Serra 38, Riordan 38.

most anv•. other half-miier in the howeverunbeate~ in:s ClassScott B Stark~e~th~r'high and 10"; therebywhiCh Woodsidetaking thestillmeet.wonInterestingly,In 1:32.2, Riordan 60r Serra.. 53 Be IIarmlne-. 5an Lean d ro- area sent· G l' egg a n s and hiS hurdles and high jump, is being Woodside's relay team of Jim Dando, HIG~ LlGH,!,S: Serra's long line of Alameda charge to the drawing board last checked for possible mononucleo- Chris Dempsey, Jon. Green and Hea Catholic Athl~tlC L,eague success~s Was , , . sis .. In C's, Hillsdale scared 44, could qualify as B's. ended by Riordan s Crusaders on the - HIGH LIGf:lTS: Atherton 5 Bow week after Teall had be ate n St. Francis 37 and Sequoia 29. Kelly'S discus elfort was eight feet C.A.L. opener for .both yesterday. The Rodgers contInued. ~o cut_ a swath .. ' . , Pads' bIg-three distance men - 440 through the opposItion With three

Bnan With a 2: 00.8 effort. VARSITY larther than he d ever thrown i the plat- man Terry O'Connerr, halfmiler Ray first. places in Bellarmine's defeat R It, F 'd "k t· 120 HH - Matthews (H) 17.4, Sischka er. Froguila and mller Joe Scalmanlni- of Alameda and home.standing .esu '\\ as a 1'1 ay '\\01 ~u m (SF)•. R. Allen (SF), Bo.rg (H); 88D- The Wildcats pUShed their B record all scored winS but Serra found diffj. San Leandro. Rodgers took the whIch Messer had apprOXImate Harn.'sh (H) 2:04.3, Garrigan (H), Mc- to 5·0 with a 63·50win though Aragon cully with Riordan in the shot·put, 100 in 10.3, the 220 and 23.3 and 38 0 d 1'2" 0 I k' g .' th' Kinnie (5), Rozar (SF); 100 - Sprague won eight first and managed ties in two where the Crusaders swept all three broad jumped 20-2 though team- . an . v. c ,oc m s· m e (.H) 10.5. Stowell (H), Meyer (5), Pav- other events. spots, ancl in other field events. mate Bob Mack turned In the tap . f .. Reczek (H), Moczan (5), Kenefski (H); of Brian's top 660 mark as a freshman dash was the high light of Serra's 52·48 over the 880 in 1:58.9. meet a ter 1am had cancelled 180 LH - Stowell (H) 21.6, Rezcek (H), ancl won that race In 1:30.9 though Class B win while the teams broke· Alameda had 741/, to Bellar. 330Woodside'sand 660·boutin withan intra-SqUadllinaCubberley Sischka(SF);(SF),440 -AllenBI. (SF);Johnson220(5)- 52.3,Bi. WoodsideGlen Heasufferedcame withinits first.1 classof a secondC loss even,Bill 38·38,Johnston'sin the C15.0meet.in the lSO-yard mine'sindividual37'/2timeand SanwhenLeandro'she raced28 i ... Johnson (5)' 23.6, Moczan (5), Meyer in five outings this year. Relay teams Though Coach Joe Rino possessed a to rout the pair in the B meet. VARSITY Oceana 62, EJ Camino 50 120 hh-Hahs "(EC), Snyder (0), Jones (EC), 16.8; 88D-Summy (0), Denham (0), Bringle (EC), 2:13.7; 100-Gudaitis (EC), Laarya (EC), Laine (EC), 10.9; 44D-Skrilvars (0), Rich (EC), Laorya (EC), 55.9; 180 Ih-Hahs (EC), Summy (0), Jones (EC), 21.5; 22D-Skrilvars' (0), Gudiaitis (EC), Denham (0), 22.5; Mile-Serrano (0), Aires (EC), KrolJ; (EC), 5:05.7; 880 relay-Oceana, 1:40.7; HJ-Snyder (0), Days (EC), Cochran (OJ and Serrano (0), 5-1; PV-Cochran (0) and Pate (0), 9-0; SP-Wilson (0), Days (EC), Adams (EC), 40-6'12; Discus '-McBride (0), Adams (EC), Brauche ,(EC), 118-9; BJ-Bringle (EC), Skrilvars 1(0),, Brauche (EC),CLASS19-2.B I Oceana 57, EI Camino 55 I (0),70 hh.-Sc~itz1.34.3, 75-TeVls(EC),. 10.0;(EC),660-p.eters.an8.4, 33,• ,Remero (EC), 39.1; 120 Ih-Knutson !(O), 14.4: lSD-Tevis (EC), 16.3; 1320- i~f,;;,~Ug:a~r;(~L0~~i/;(O~:lar:;-;EIP~~ Discus-Schilz, 99-4; BJ- Tevis (EC), 19-4. I Knutson (0), 10-0;SP-SchitzCLASS C (EC), 42-10; Oceana 63, EI Camino 23 66O-Fox (0), 1 :33.8; 75-Dean (0), 8.6; 33D-Lucy (0), 41.2; 120 Ih-Dean (0), 15.3; l50-,Lucy (0), ,16.8; Relav• Oceana, 51.0; HJ-Narris (0), 4-10; SP• Tavlar (0),34-10; PV-Nelsan (EC) and Hillgrave (EC), 7-0; BJ-Dean (0), 18-5. Bill Skrifvars, 440, ran on winning team, 141/4 points, heavy wind kept most of the times down, third place. C Tho I d ~ ap .. IDC it si Defeat Mills I

220Dan Kreidt won the 100 and I. for ·~'I yesterday to lead the Mustangs~

meetto a 86-27victOl?track.?verandMillsfield Highdual Itra(TI Kreidt was the only varsity Sab double winner in the meet whichpril wasschoolheldat MIllbrae.on a wind-swept MillsS7_2IWiIJ 0' High school cinderpath. :me

-I B Capuchinodivision. 73-40.also wonbut Millsthe class"cap- h20B

Itured thecapuc~~oR~J:~iIISclass C division,27 64-22. IhmthE

Booth (C), 2:03.6; lOQ-Kriedt (C), Brown effl I&~1di~~~~)'(C~,H16si~ee~80~<=J.'CC~~~n%,(M~~SkTa1~e)~hCi~g1?~\,~ti;M~~~ra~f.{yNuJ nQ-Kreidt (C), Mattson (C), Brown (C), 'I24.5;(C), Barnettmile-Forchini(M), Colbourn(C), Hoogandyke(C), 21.9; tur88r I (M), Waller (M), 5:04.6; relay-Capu· ichino, 1:35.6; PV-Renlra (C), Dills (C), OJ'( I Cuney (C), 11-0; BJ-Colbaurn (C), Lad- ]0 [ley (C), Parker (C), 18-7'12; HJ-Dalmo . i (M), McCann (C), tie lor third between Cuney (C) and Sween (C), 5-9; D- Knight (C), Kennedy (M), Walton (C), 1 124-6'12; SP-Neese (M), Kennedy (M), B. Andrew (C), 49-0CLASS B 1,V:~ Capuchino 73, Mills 40 Pa HH-Hale (C), 10.4; 66Q-Newtan (C), ,Co 1lich:29.8;(C),75-Motrani3B.0; LH-Braf(C), (M),8.3; 14.8;33IJ-Matu-150- 'if'a Motroni (C), 15.9; 1320-Robertson (M), 8u 3:25.5; relay-Capuchino, 47.1; PV-Dev- (v-. lin (M), 9-0; SP-Matroni (C), 48-7'(.,; (51 D-Sorenson (M), 106-B: BJ-Fitzgerald' (S C), 19-7 HJ-Griffith C), 5-5. , (If! CLASS C " 5: Mills 64, Capuchino 22 '-. W' 660-Hudson M), 1:33.4 75;-Pourell Cc (M), B.6; 330-Powell (M), 39:9; LH- Pc ,iopp (·C), 15.9; ISO-Hudson (M), 16.6; (5 relay~Mills, '49.B; PV-Vraglia (M), 9-6; Di SP-Maby (C), 34-2'(.,; BJ-Powell (M), Pi 1B-7; HJ-Sorenson (M), 5-1. AI Cc W·estmoor"Routs . '. ]

T".1gerplS"I ~es iHyir . sboring :::~ on overall balance and depth. (F swept to three victories yester- ~~I day over Terra Nova in a North ]4. Peninsula league track meet. iF' Westmoor's Roy Pinelli war Me both sprints in leading the Ram bUh" varsity to a 64-49victory. 4: 4 Westmoor took a 611f2-5J1" de- ~ei~ I cision in the Class B meet and ?~'

Class C competition. A~ loutscored the VARSITYTigers 50-36, in the All>(

IWiedemuJlerWestmoor(TN),64, Terra16.3; Nova8S0-Vincent49 I ( I (TN),120 RaymondHH-Larrgon(1'1), (1'1),BradowJenkins(1'1), 2:06.1;(TN), All> HJ-Kelly (1'1), Barnon (TN), Baker (1'1), 5-7; 100-Pinelli (1'1), StDley (1'1), Mon- jon (TN), 10.2; SP-Pig (1'1), Schwartz (1'1), Caruthers (TN), 45-91/2; 440-0rth (TN), Staley (TN), Malinger (1'1), 51.4;' (TN) tie, Archibald (TN), 20.9; 220- 180 LH-Pettil. (1'1), and Wedemuller , ,.Pinelli (W), Mason (TN); Manion (TN), IComan! (TN), 11-0; D-Hartman (1'1), Mason (TN), Grubsllck (W), 125-10; Mile -Hernandez (TN), Beukers (1'1), Brown (W), 4:39.1; BJ-KeUy (1'1), Siegel (1'1), 22.3;Pellil PV-Ellis(1'1), 20.{};(1'1),Relay-TerraGerner (1'1),Nova,and I' no time. " I CLASS B T Westmoor 61lf2, Terra Nova 51:'12 70 HH-Bonnolly (1'1), 9.6; 660-Clark :(1'1), 1:26.0; 75-Tsenman (TN), 8.2; 330 -Scobel (1'1), 39.2; HJ--'-Nelson (1'1), 5-1; SP-Wellmonl (TN), 45-4'/2; 120 LH• Blagroba (TN), 14.4; 150-Weisenan! (TN), 15.8; 1320-Blaylock (TN), 3:33.2: BJ- ,HIli (1'1), 182'.'2; Q-Wellmon! (TN), 111-2; I PV-English (TN), 9-6; Relay-Terra CLASS C I Nova, 48.5.Westmoor 50, Terra Nova 36 . 66o--Weber (TN), 1:3L2' 75-Sohl (TN), I (1'1), 42-10'/2; 120 LH-Simonovlch (1'1), 15.2; HJ-Rocher (TN), 4-10; PV-Tuttle (1'1), 8-6; l50-Weber (TN), 16.6; BJ• 18.8;Simonovich330-Simonovich(W) ; Relay-Terra(,1'1), 40.7; SP-RodNova, /' .52.9. 'Summaries

VARSI'l'Y 120 HH-'-Sween (C) '16.7, Barnett (M), Ladley (C); 880-McCann (C) 2:03.6. Koski (C), Booth (C); 100• Kreidt (C) 10.5, Brown (C), Fowler (C); 44~Mattson (C) 53.4, Gladius (C), Berg (M); 180 LH-Ladley (C) 21.9, Barnett (M), Colburn; 220• Kreidt (C) 24.5, Mattson (C), Brown (C); Mile- Forchini (C) 5:04.6, Hoo• gendyke (M), Waler (M); 880 Relay -Capuchino 1:35.6; Sh-Neese (M) I 49-0, Kennedy (M). Andren (C); Disr -Knight (C) 124-61,,,, Kennedy (M)., Walton (C); PV-Renfro (C) 11-0.; Diils (C), Cooney (C); HJ-Falmoe ,(M) 5-9, McCann (C), Itie) Cooney! . (C) and Sween (C); BJ-Colburn. l.(C) 17-71,,,, Ladley (C), Parker (C). i 27.· , , CLASS B II. 70FinalHH--HaleScore-Capuehino(C) 10.4. Pinns86, Mills(C), I Hoogner (M); fi60-Newton (C) 1:29.8, Bals (C), Donnelly (M); 75• Motroni (C) 8.3, Fltzgeraid (C), Cur• ran (C); 33o,-Matulich (C) 38.0. Oz• ard (C), Wilson (M); 120 LH-Bratt (M) 14.8, Hoogner (M). Pinn (C): 15~Motroni (C) 15.9, Matulich (C), Ozard (C); 1320-Robertson (M) 3:35.5, Young (C). Bryan (C); 440 Relay-Capuchino 47.1; Sh-Motroni (C) 48-7\~, Spence (M), Yurry (C); Dis-Sonnerstron (M) 106-8, Spence (M), Wise (C); PV-Devlon (M) 9-0, 'Moore (C). Branden (M); HJ-Grif- t BJ-Fitzgeraid (C) 19-7, Plaza (M), Ozard (C). 'Ifith )"inal(C) Score5-5, PlazaCapuchino(M), Clang73, Mills(M); 40. CLASS C ! 6GO-Hudson (M) 1:33.4, Bacalin (C), Noll (M); 75-Powell (M) 8.6, Sorenson (M) Mills (C); 330-Powell

I(M)120-Hopp39.9, Barnes(C) 15.9.(C).SorensonArcano (M).(C); Denega (M); 150-Hudson (M) 16.6, Ontano (C), BacaUn (M); 440 Relay -Mills 49,8; Sh-Mayby (M) 34-2, Jenkinson (M), Denega (M); PV• Breglia (M) 9-6, (tie) Garcia (M) and Herman (M); HJ-Sorenson (M) 5-1, Noll (M), Garcia (M); BJ-Pow• ell (M) 18-7. Hudson (M), Fenech (C). Final Score Mills 64, Capuchino 22. , .q"lV---.:7UC"';) __,, tJf1 ""'1 " •• , " •..•••.••..••• 440 RelaY-Harbor District, San Diego frack and Field, Grossmont·Helix. T• :51.7. 100-Smallwood, Demery, Trultman. T• sh :12.0. 75-Reed, Leonard, Rankin. T-:8.8. pr VARSITY CO Score - ..:westlnoo~ 66, South SF Sp 47. '5' .'.' I ,it 120 HH ~ Roberts"(S) 16,3" Johns • (8). Larson (W) . .i(:., .,' " , 880. - Raymond (W); 2 :07, CasU• las (8), Clark (W). 100 - PineIll (W), 10.6.· Yeadon (W). Gust (8). , 440 - Tracy (W) 52.8, McQueen (8), Johns (8). LH - Pettit (W) 21.6, Rober~s (8), Green (W). 220 - McQueen (5) 23.9, Mateo (5),MileYeadon- Beukers(W). (W) 4:50, Brown I Discuss - Ron Davis (8) 130-5, Ray(W), DavisQuistgard(8), Hartman(W), (W). I' Davis5P -(5).PignataroRay Davis(W)(8).45-8, Don i McCarthy'HJ - Kelly(W)(W).• 5-5, 8kinner (s),1

I'(el (W). PV - Ellls (W). 11-0, Gerner (W). EdnoffBJ - (W).Pettit (W) 18-10, (W), 5ie-, CLASS B ' Score·- Westrnoor 93, South SF 20. Relap - South 8F 1.38.4. I 70 HH - Conneily (W) 10.3; 660 -I (W) 8.7; 330 - Scoville (W) 40.6: 120 LH - Connelly, (W) 15:4; 150 - Karres (W) 16.5; ·1320 - Tuttle (W) 3 :31.6. Discuss - Piley (8) 100-0; 8P • (W) 5-1; BJ - Kath!&MW); PV • Baker8mith (W)(8) 9-0;44-10~~.;:!'''.H.r:''''4-.Relay' :::::;..cWestmoorNelson 48.8.Aguilar (W) 1 :28.7;0,' 75;" - Hera~d ;..•. Westmoor Spikes IJust Beatl Jeff

Jefferson's thinclads are Weight-man Ron Walter "suffering from "sophomor- of Jefferson produced the Ilitis." day's best marks--51-4 in the No, there's nothing wrong shot and 154-4¥2 in the dis• with Jeff's sophs. It's just cuss for coach Bob Lualhati. that arch-rival 'Westmoor has Jefferson's able B's won, a few too many .. 65% - 47%, while Westmoor "Exceptional" sophomores triumphed in C's, 50%-34%. paced Ken t Herkenrath's Both meets may well deter• Rams in six events as West- mine the ultimate NPL titlists. moor seized a 61 %-50Y2 track-' Rains erased the other NPL, andfield decision fl:om .Jeff- meets. This week's schedule erson on a wind-swept Indian finds South SF at Westmoor, oval Friday in a North-Pen- Jeff at El Camino, and Terra I I th 'Il' insulaSOPHLeaglle,LARRYdualPettitmeet. cap_,wea.Nova erat W1Oceanamg. on FridaY"I' broad-jumptured both secondhurdles placeand fora *VARSITY* * I Westmoor, and soph Bob 120 HH-Pettit (W), Gotelli (J), I Beakers. bested Jeff's Al Mar- TracyLarson(W),(W).Raymond17.8; 880-Colffaro(J), 2:04.6;(J)100. tinez 111a tight mile dual. The -Pinelli (W), Fan-ell (J), Yagon mile lead exchanged hands (W), 10.7; 440-Stevens (J), ~cGow- e1g. ht t·1meS, bu t Bcul

ningClockedevents.a."t ~.'103PettitIn. 'tlwho'1e 1ows,has IGarnerSiegei-Westmoor(W),(W) and19-5;1:37.CoxPV-EUis(J), 10.6;(W),Relaytiel

tenfinishedyards.in 22.2--and won by! 50~.SCORE-WestmoorCLASSB61~, Jefferson I ~estmoor'.IJ. junior Roy Pin- 70 HH-Wl1ite (J), 9-9; 66D-Clark, elll swept the 100 and 220 (W), 1:34.9; 7:>---Campbell (J), 8.7;j spr111<.<>.•. ~.. W'In dIdS s owe h'1m t 0 latoa330-Baiard(J), 14.1;(J),1SO-Balard39.3; 120 (J);LH-Bu-',1320 a 220 tIme of 24.4, compared -Prieto (J). 3:31; Shot-Baker (W), to his 21..8 best '-Jastovice43-6; HJ-Schroeder(W), 98-8;(J), BJ-Bulatoa5-6; Discus i (J). 18-9; PV-Anderson (J). 11-0; Relay-Jefferson 46.8. - j22 FLAT 220 47~'2•. , \' SCORE-Jefferson 65~, westmoor! ,D S ek -. CLASS C Il\.am pt es Ibardi660-Navarro(Vf}, 9:00;(W),3~O-Simol}ovicl'~1:38; 7:>---Lom- 150-Lombardi (WJ, 17.0; Shot-Rod• I (W), 41.3, LH-RockIln (J), 16.1, Set Record \rigUeSPV-Britwell(W), 42-3,~;(J). HJ-Eng8-6; BJ-Rodri-(J), 4-8; 150.2.. " V· !gues (W). 16-10; Relay-Jefferson Intctory!. ~ 1134%.SCORE-Westmoor 50~, .Jefferson·1- The Westmoor High s c h 001 spikesters, led by Roy Pinelli and Fenton Pettit, defeated Oce-, ana yesterday, 89-10, in a North Peninsula league dual track meet. Pinelli turned in the best time in the 220 yard dash in San Mateo county to date 'when he 'ran it in 22.0. One step behind

tPinelli,was Oceana'sand give1\,Bill 'Skirfvars.a 22.2 timing,The time was a school record, Pinelli also scored a first in the 100 yard dash with a 10.4 clocking. Westrnoor al$o won the Class B meet, 78 2-5 to 29 1-5. The Rams made it a clean sweep for the day as they bested Oceana in the Class C division, 45-41. Little Mike Nunes of Oce• ana took two firsts in the class I

low hurdles, the high jump and placing second in the 75 yard dash .. VARSITY Westmoor 89, Oceana 10 • C 120meet,HH-Larsontriumphing(W), Pettitill (W),the Green120~ 'I (W), 16.4; SSO-Skrifuars (0), Beukers I (W),(W), YeadonBravos (W),(W),Malick2:03.7;(W), 100-Pineilii10.4; 440• Tracy (W), Mallinger (W), McGowan (W), 54.6; 180 LH-Pettit (W), Larson (W), Summy (0), 21.0; 220-Pinelli' (W), Skrifvars (0), Yeadon (W), 22.0; PV-

'1:11-0;Ellis SP-Pignataro(W), Gerner (W),(W), RaymondMorrison (W), Schwartz (W), 43-1/2; Discus-Crubstick (W), Hartman (W), McBride (0), 120-2; BJ-Pettit (W), Green (W), Quistgard (W},19-6. CLASS B Westmoor 78, 25, Oceana 29 3/5 70 HH-Conolly (W), 10.0; 660-Aguilar (W), 1:30.1; 75--Karres (W), 8.S; 330• Scoville (W), 40.0; 120 LH-Conolly (W), 14.S; lSo-Karres (W), 16.3; 1320-Mc• Cau9hey (0), 3:32.3; PV-Nunes (0), 9-6; SP-Baker (W), 40.1/2; Discus-Eiler (W), 102-8; HJ-Nelson (W) and Knutson (0), 5--1; BJ-Clark (W), 17-101/2. CLASS C Westmoor 45, Oceana 41 660-Navarro (W), 1:33.3; 75--Mabardy (W), 8.7; 330-Dean (0), 41.3; 120 LH• 16.5; relay-Oceana, 51.1; PV-Roerge (0) and Tuttle (W), 8-6; SP-Rodriguez (W), 41-'/2; BJ-Simonich (W), 17-S; HJ• NunesNunes (0),(a),5-0.14.9; lso-Mabardy -- (W),1 1" Ram Cina~~r~m~,e~n~-ltll ,; '-~~;' ~ . ~~

·prevaIl. Agaul 27C:: The Westmoor High school cin- \~ dermaJ,1, paying little heed to the ~~ windy drives set up ,by nature, ! won their second consecutive North Peninsula league d u a I track meet by downing South San Francisco yesterday, 66-47. It was the Warriors first loss 'in the dual competition this year. Highpoint of the day wa's the 440 rur. between South SF's Don McQueen, undefeated in meet activity this year, and West• moor's Dennis Tracy. Tracy was first to cut the tape in a 52.8 , clocking. VARSITY Westmoor 66, South San Francisco 47 120 hh-Roberts (SSF), Johns (SSF). Larson (W). 16.3: 880-Raymond (W). Casillas (SSFJ, Clark (WJ, 2:07: 100 Pinelli (W), Yeadon (W), Gust (SSF), 10.7: 440-'-Tracy (W), McQueen (SSFJ, 'Johns (SSF), 52.8: 180 Ih-Pettit (W), Roberts (SSF), Green' (WJ, 21.6: 220• McQueen (SSF), Meteo (SSFJ, Yeadon (W), 23.9: Mile-Beukers (W), Brown (W), Quistjard (W)~ 4:50; Discus• Ron Davis ,(SSF), Ray Davis (SSF). Hartman (W), 130-5: SP-Pignataro (W), Ron Davis (SSF), Ray Davis (SSF), 45-8; HJ - Keely (W), Skinner (SSF), McCarthy (W), 5-5: BJ-Petlit ,(W), Keily (W), Siegel (W), 18-10; PV '-Ellis (W), Gerner (W), Ednoff (W). 11-0: 880 relay-South SF, 1:38.4. CLASS B Westmoor 93, South SF 20 70 hh-Connolly (W), 10.3: 660 Aguilar (W), 1:28.7: 75-Herald (W), 8.7: 330-Scoville (W), 40.6: 120 hh• Cor)nolly (WJ, lS.4: lSo-Karres (WJ, 16.5; 1320 -Tuttle (WJ, 3:31.6: Discus '-Pi ley (SSF), 100-0; SP-Baker (WJ, 44-10'12; HJ-Nelson (W), 5-1: BJ • Karres (W), 16-10; PV-Smith (SSF), 9-0; 440 relay-Westmoor, 48.8. ,< CLASS C Westmaor 76, South SF 10 660 - Navarro (W), 1:3S.7: 7S • Mabardy (W), 9-0: 330- Tie between Simonovich (W,J and Guillen (W), 39.6: 120 Ih-Rodrigues (W), 16.5: lSo-Ma• bardy (W), 17.1; SP-Rodrigues (W), 43-: 10: HJ-Marefof (WJ, 4-9: BJ-ROdrig-i ues (W), 16-5'12; PV-Tuttie (W). 8-6. TOP TOSS

I Burlingame

I WeightMan Steals Shotv ir Burlingame High school scored tl a ll-point victory over the Mills, d

insulalighted leagueby the shotputtrack meettoss ofhigh-the, IJ Panthers'Vikings yesterdayJim Taylorin ..a Mid-Pen- ~rrU Taylor hurled the iron ball 53- Il'l

season in ,the event and topped 10. one of the best marks of the Iir • lonly by Aragon's Mike Glidden, SI WarrIors Down whoOtherhas tImes~ 55-5 andtoss marksto his ~redit'lbIII the S

'B S oJ varsity meet were substandard. B meet, 66-47, while Mills came P \ earcat pI ieS Burlingame also won the ClasS/in .1 's poorest O!l to w!n the Class C competi- cl I,tl'ack season in years appeared bon easIly. ,I U , ' .. VARSITY· I to be a reality this year as South Burlingame 62, Mills 5] !

expected strength in both the Waller (M), Barnwarth (M), 2:]3.5; 1011-' SC . Schroeder (B), Yarborough (B), Steller SandashesFrancisco.and distancesscoring races.with tookun· H~?~y(M), 10.8;~,t1;;;-B~;~6e/t440-Yarborough88~~Raw~~~e[~n(B), Causeyf\~~;flhl2( a close victory over the Bear- .~~W(X.3~1~~~er~MIM)~4·~ori~0(~~,-~~o;

meet totally devoid of outstand- f:".liF7~oD~d~bi~:olh RC~';"-~~)~in~:~~~ ill cats yesterday in a non-league'!Mile-MOuntain (M), Haogendyk (M), ill ing marks, .. ~~I~n1ioBJ~'/tie,P~;;;,~~~~rs(B(~\-3~dB;~ to The Bearcats lo.st t.hen· fIrst rRUbi~.(B), Stiller (M), Schroe~er (B), & lea"ue" dual meet III eIght years!l7-111'!'0untamI". HJ-Falma(M), 5-5;(M),SP-TaylorWoodSide (B), C two weeks ago to Aragon and maYf"rey (B)' Lena i~ks~3~0, seasonsuffer endsmore losses before the!.. 70 HH-WllsonBurlingame(M),66,10.7;Mills 660-Jacobs47 (S The Bearcats. came throug h ,Torrey(B)' 1:27.8;(B), 75-Torrey38.3; 120 LH-Bratt(B), 8.4; 3311-(M),: veRc Vith substantial victories in both 14.7; 150-Jacobs (B), 16:1; 1320-Dos- (S \'. well (B), 3:24.4; Relay-Mills, 46.9; D-.stl li"htweight divisions. however. Lindfors (B), 10~-8; PV-Friedman (B),' 21 ,,~ . ,11-6; .BJ-Gutwem (M)' 19-1134; HJ-' ve'

South S. F. 603/5, San Mateo 522/5 Mills 573/5, Burlingame 282/5 .M, 120 HH-RobertsVARSITY(SSF), H~mes (SM),IGutwem550-Hudson(M), 5-hi~s~pense(M), 1:31.9; 75-PoweIlIC~(M), 45-1.1(C Garrett (sM), 15.5;. 880-Caslllas (SSF):eM), 8.5; 330-Powell (M), 39.0;'120 LH 114. Reynosa (SsF), Fleischman (SM), 2:06.~,I-Denega (M), 16.5; 1511-Hudson (M),;I(S (SS,,:), 10.6; 4411-McQueen (sSF), John(M), BJ-Powell (M), 18-0; SP-Nelson -I 10l1-Gust~~f:1ss~)~es~~tis(~M,2'~~oit80(S~)-:~t(sSF), Shurtz (SM), Ramenz)6.4;fB)' 44-11;Relay-Mills,PV-Demanes48.9;.~B~,HJ-sorensonl(s9':: s~; ' (SSF), 23.3; Mile-McGlashan (SM), Ro· I, mero (sSF), Boldt (SM), 4:53.6; 880 n) \ 220-McQueenRelay-San Mateo,(ssF), 1:Gust41.7; (SSF),HJ-Hollen•JOhn\ Ni, . beck (SSF), and Hart (SM), tie, five-way: tie for third, 5-4; SP-Stanley (SM), BOyd\ 133(we (sM), Davi5 (SSF), 48-10; PV-Klaus 15. (SSF), 9-6; BJ-shurtz (SM), Hodgkinsl M, I (SM), and Dederer (SM), tie, Smith' (S: ,~ (SM), John SsF(, 19-9; D-Shutz (SSF), Ko 'n Natheusch (SM), 'iSF)' 136-1. 91• g~~~ Wi ), 70 H~~Br-;;;~~¥t84is~r,th 9S{ ~~O-Rut. ~' land (SM), 1:35.2; 75-Abernathy (SM),I , 8.3; 3311-Southwell (sM), 38.6; 120 LH-' 6 ,- Caines (SM), 14.5; 150-Caines (SM), 15.8; 331 d 1320-Gurton (SSF), 3:32.5: Relay-San 15. , Mateo, 47.4; PV- Thompson (SM), 11-3; 39• DE i;; PChi~~~~r\sW{',),a~~7-~~a~nJetiTits,;;~~wi.~~ ), SP-Riley (SSF), 40-11; BJ-Caines (sM), n- 19-0. CLASS C San Mateo 63, South S.F. 20 'p 6611-Chun (SM), 1:38; 75-Gregory (sSF), 9.0; 330-Cody (SM), 41.1; 120 LH-shibata (SM), 15.7; 150-Cody (SM),' 16.8; Relay-San Mateo, 50.0; SP-Nishi-I aka (sM), 45-5; HJ-Reynosa (SSF), 5-1;,

BJ-shibata~M)' 7-6. (sM), 16-11; PV-Adamsl ;lrI~nights Top :1/ Padres~~'~R~msi-

\RonHillsdaleDavis'sHigh50 foot-plusSCh~Ol: ledheavebY' lin the shot-putt. defeated Serra land Westmoor High schools in a triangular track meet at Hillsdale , yesterday. ! I ~\ Tile Knight spikesters made it a :i cl~an sweep as the class B team I I tnumphed 53, '¥Vestmoor 47 and'

:1 Serra, 28. I _il.recordLittle inArttheFolker:,30 withset aa runschoolof ,. 39.1, to pace the class C Knights to a ~4'12, Westmoor-38, Serra• 21/2 vir'tory. VARSITY Hilisdale 69, Weslmoor 48, Serra 23 r 120 hh-pet'til (W~, Larson (W), Barg r (H), Mathews (H), 16.3; 8BD-H,etu (H), . O'Connor (5), Harnish' (H), Clark (W), ~ 2:02.B; 10D-Pinelli (W), 10.2, Sprege (H), h 10.3, Pereonni (5), Yeadon (W); 440-, I, Tracy (W), Rezzek (H), Wiliiams (5), i '; Schiiies (S), Larson (W), Mathews (H), o 20.7; 220-Pinelli (W), Sprege (H), Pe• ';:: reonniRaymond(5), (W),Tracy54.0;(W),18023.4Ih-Pettil(around (W),the, I

~ turn); Mile-Likens (H), Fragulia (S),i - Buchertz (W), Frouitz (W), 4:34.4; HJ-I 1- Newser (5), 5-8; BJ-Newser (5), 21-1; Krohn (H), 20-10, Pettit (W), Kenefsl

:' (H), Davis (H), O'Hair(H), 141-]112; I~,. nitaroRelay-Weslmoor,(W), 50-'12,1D-Hickey:35.7, Hillsdale.(H), webbf ;; CLASS B i

I;), 70Hillsdalehh-Connolley53, Weslmoor(W), 10.0;47, Serra660-Haw•28 i -:i

,;5 I Hillsdale 64112;' Westrn,oorCLASS C 38, Serra 2lf2 ~Ibo~d3¢?(!t)~E~~[r_3~~F6Id;·6\H {,53'ni 120 Ih-Ward CH)/·l5.5; . 150-Marbody - (W), 16.6; Saunders (H), '5-2; BJ-Ward (H), 17-10; PV-Tuttle' (W); 8-6; SP• ROdrigues (1"1. 41-43/.:; Relay-Hillsdale, 50.2, Serra ~1!d We~.t':10o~_ti~!~~_~_~E.~~9. t'

r The Terra Nova High ,school: ~ trackmen, finding the wind-swept _ Oceana fielct to their I i kin g, scored a 92-21 dual track meet! 'victor~ over Oceana yesterday. The only double winner of the day in the North Peninsula "league meet was Oceana's Bill I ; Skrifvars, who scored wins in the 880 yard run and the 220 sprint. The Terra Nova B's also pre• vailed, 60-53, despite a 3: 26,7 per• forn~ance by the ,Shark's Steve McCaughey in the 1320. Oceana won the C meet, 52-33, VARSITY 120 HH~~~y~~~~I~~~ °IT~~~~rchibald 4 (TN), Jenkins (TN), 16,5: B80-Skrlfvars I (0), Hernandez (TN), Harris (TN), I 2:00.8; l00-Staley (TN), Ort (TN), Mon- 2 jure (TN), 10.6; 440-Vincent (TN), Mason I (TN), Jenkins (TN), 52.7; 180 LH-Sum- ~ my (0), Archibald (TN), Lieuallen (TN), J '21.4; Mile-Cochran (TN), Serrano (0), B Little (TN), 4:55,1; 220-Skrifvars (0), [ Mason (TN), Ort (TN), 22.9; B80 relay- I Terra Nova, 1:36.0; HJ-Tie Jenkins (TN) F and Archiband (TN), and Barott (TN), : 5-2; PV-Gallo (TN), Coleman (TN). E Cochran (0), 10-6; SP-Stlvinay (TN), I Caruthers (TN), Wilson (0), 42-3; BJ- ~ Ort (TN), Caruthers (TN), Sallvenni I (TN), 18-2';;; Discus-Steed (TN), Mason 5 (TN), McBride (0), 116-8'12. CLASS B Terra Nova 60, Oceana 53 70 HH-Blagrove (TN), 10.2; 660-Peter· son (0), 1:32.8; 75-Wiseman (TN), B.3; 330-Brun (TN), 38.7; ISO-Wiseman (TN). 16.0; 120 LH-Blagrave (TN), 14.2; 1320• McCaughey (0). 3:26.7; 440 Relay• Oceana, 48.1; HJ-Knutsan (0), 5-2; PV -Nunes (0), 10-6; SP-Wellman (TN). 48-8'12; Discus-Wellman (TN), 105.5'12; BJ-Kaplan (0), ]7-8. CLASS C Oceana 52, Terra Nova 33 660-Fax (0), 1:33.3; 75-Nunes (0), 8.9; 330-Webber (TN), 40.4; 120 LH- g Nunes (0), 15.1; ISO-Webber (TN), 16.7; ..! 440 Relay-Terra N'ava, 50.3; PV-Ro- II beroe (0), 9-0; BJ-Delblanco, (TN). e 16.6-; HJ-Norris (0), 4-10; SP- Taylor 5 (0), 32-9'/2. 5 Waller Throws Discus, 154a5 Jefferson High school's Rich Waller, last year's Peninsula league discus champion at 151-8 a yesterday as the I n d i a n s e Iwhippedfeet, threw Terrathe discusLinda154-5Hi~feet e school, 76-13. The throw was two inche$', e I short of the school record. Jefferson also won the class division, 59-27, and annexed the class C meet, 50·9. VARSITY HH_d;:~fl~s(~/6;Zi;r:8~~~ff~3ro (J),' 2:05.6; 100-Farrell (J), 10.2; 440-5te• vens (J), 53.4; LH-Cox (J), 23.7; 220• Farrell (J). 24.1; Mile-Martinez (J). 4:49.4; SP-Waller (J), 48-31,4; D-Wal• ler (J). 154-5; no broad jump, high jump or pole vault; relay-Jefferson, 1:36.0. . CLASSB Jefferson 59,Terra Linda 27 HH-White (J). 9.7; 660-Wilson (J), 1.34.1; 75-Campbell (J), 8.5; 330-Bal• lard (J), 38.0; LH-Bulatao (J). 14.4.; 150-Ballard (J), 16.2; 1320- Steinberg (TL), 3:33.5; Relay-Jefferson, 47.4; SP -Pineda (M), 39-9'12; D-Dohn (TL), 98.0. CLASSC Jefferson 50, Terra Linda 9 660-Heinzle (J), 1:37.5; 75-Rudomet• kin (J). 9.0; 330-Lugo (J), 41.5; LH• Rochlin (J), 16.5; 150-Rudometkin (J), 17.6; relay-Jefferson, 50.6; SP-Walier (J), 36.6. -r;-- ·., Hillsdale V arsityJ\~pikes Survive Cap's Infantry;; \ By GREG SPENCE 120 DB - VARS~Y(O)Sween no t!me, 330, Chris Newton 1:29.8 in I Hillsdale's thinclads proved Mathews (H), Barg (8); 880 _ Mc. the 660, and Bill Fitzgerald I Oannrlgan (0)(H);2:02.6,100 -Ha.rnlshKrledt (H),(0) Gar·10.3, 19-7'12 - themselvesin Mid·Peninsulathe "team-to-beat"track-and- Spra.gue (H), Ola.dlus (0); 440 __ broad-jumpedCapuchino. . all for field Monday Reczek (H) 52.5, Gla.dlus (0), Matt· Bob Tavenner gave Hillsdale • son (0); 180 LH - Sween (0) 22.5, d bl ' II Bolstered by a solid field- Stowell (H), Reczek (H); 220 turn a ou e win in Cs, topping :event showing, Plato Yan1ck.s\/ -FowlerKreldt(0); (0)Mile23.0,- SpragueLikens (H),(H) the broad jump and 75 sprint. Knights boomed to a 69-44var- 4:27.9, Hetu (H), Hl\.rbex (0); Relay Hillsdale hosts Mills Friday sity...... dual-meet win over a -(H)Oapuchlno5·10, WInfIeld1:32.5;(H),HJWh1senaJ,lt- Kelly a.fternoon.. " while.' Capuchino specdy"'Capuchino squad, in (H);''B., ;;';';Krohu(H) 20-6~4,Matj~ vislts,-the'4:1ohle-grounds ot the MPLopener for both • ews(0) (H).12-9,ParkerHInckley(0); (H),PV Dllls- Renfro(0); promiSingSan Mateo., Aragon Byron McCaughey's Mus- Shot - DavIs (8) 49-6~4, O'Ha.lr which should give Hillsdale tangs captured seven of 13 (H)(H), 143-4,WebbWebb(H); (H),DiscusDavIa- (H).HIckey the most "trouble,"will spread SCORE - Hillsdale 69, Capuchlno firsts, but Hillsdale fie I d 44 the welcome mat for Burlin- strength - the Knights swept . CLASSB game. the high jump, shot, and dis- 70 DB - Plnn (0) 1M; 660 - The Knights move Saturday cus---,wasth e meet's turning Newton(0) 8.4; 330(0) _1.29.6;Ozard75(0)- 37.7;Matronl120 mornmg. to the four-team Cub· point. Capuchino picked up LH - Plnn (0) 15.2; 150- Matronl berley Relays where they tan- s1x firsts in eight running HJ(0) _16.1;Geary1320(0)- 5-0;PayerPV(H)_ Mohr3:29; gIe with three' of Northern events. (0) 9-6; Shot - Matronl (0) 46-9~~;'s finest prep spike DiscusOapuchlno- Hughes46.0• (H) 95-7; Relay - squade.,.....Los AltOS, SunnyvaIe, SPRINTER Danny Kriedt SCORE - Capuchlno 771-2,Hllls- and Cubberley. (100, 200) and hurdler Jack dale 351-2. CLASSC 660 - French (0) 1:34; 75 • Sweenboth sped to double vic- Oavener (H) 8.8; 330 - Ward (H) tories for Capuchino, and Dave 39.7; 120LH - Hopp (0) 15.9; 150_ 'Local Matmen McCann add e d a smooth Kekchi (H) 17.0; HJ - Fanders (H) 4-8; BJ - Oavener (H); PV - Kum• (2:02.6) win in the half mile, mer (H) 9-6; Shot - Bishop (H); Fail in Fresno upsetting the Knights' Brent Relay - H1llsdale 49,1. Harnish. IlcORE- Hillsdale 68, Capuchlno North County j u d 0 i s t s Hillsdale's two track wins ¥ 1f '" scored only one win at the Na-

IIwere(4:27.9)by andmiler 440RalphspeedsterLikens jump honors for Hillsdalewith Fresno.tional AAU tournament in Steve Reczek who nipped a strong 20-6%leap, and Bob Heavyweight Fred Cahill Cap's little Ji~ GIadius in ,the Davis, Don ?'Hair, and Gordy registered the lone victory for day's tightest race. Teammate Webb contrIbuted a shot put the locals, but he had to wit.h. Marcel Hetu placed second in sweep. Hillsdale's Mike Hickey draw from further competi- the mile in 4:30. (son of 4gers' Red Hickey), tion because of the flu. . Webb, and Davis were one, Ben Cahl1l (same fanuly) STEVE KELLY (5-10) won two, three in the discuss. lost two matches at Fresno. the high jump for Yanicks' Pole vaulter Ron Renfro He was making a comeback crew with MPL record-holder gave McCaughey's team, its after a lQ-yearlayoff. Al Winfield-who has topped Dnlyfield win, with a promis- Cahill Judo Academy;of 635 6-5-taking second with 5-8.ing 12-9. San Mateo Avenue, San Bru- Winfield is favoring a knee no, this week wilt host Ben injury. Knight Don Whise- CAPUCHINO'§ B's won 77%- Campbell, America's top Judo nant'g third gave Hillsdale a 35%, but Hillsdale took C's candidate for the Olympics, sweep.. completition, 68-18. S t eve and two Japanese judoists Carl IKrohn claImed broad,Dzard clocked a 37.7 in the from Keio University.