Suuday, May 30, 1071 j'fld, O, ,'k-ws Journc Lee Trevino Track-Field Summaries Class AAA Clans AA Class A Holds Lead Summary of the 64th Ohio High School Summary of the 1971 Ohio High School Summary of the 1971 Ohio High School track and field Class AAA champion- Class AA track and field championships Clasj A track and field championships at By DUREN CHEEK ship) at Ohio Siajlum; at Ohio Stadium: Ohio Stadium: FRIDAY BVENTS FRIDAY EVENTS FRIDAY EVENTS MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Lee Trevino tapped in a Two-mile run _ 1, Keith Brown, Shak- Two- mile run — 1, Mike Mltch«ll, Two • mile run - I, Harold Clark/ C-v- er Heights, »:U.<; 2, Tim Wasco, Loraln Ontario, 9:25.8; 2, Robert Bentz, Lisbon darvllle, 9:53.9; 2, Gary Vlpptrman, Be- four- foot birdi—e putt on the 18th green Saturday fora Senior, 9:18.8; 3. Dave Wyatt, LyndhUQt Beav«r Local, 9:2«.0; 3, Rex Brock- thel Tale, 9:14.8; 3, MJke Pal, Jackson Brush, 9:23.3; 4, Joe Hurd, Medina Sen- schmldt, Kansas Lakota, 9:41.0; 4, Ron Milton, 9:54.9; 4, Mark Hoobler, Irondale one - under - par 69 to cling to a two - stroke, third - round ior, 9:25.0; 5. Bob Wallace, Youngstown Dunfee, Stewart Federal Hocking, Stanton Local, 9:5».7; 5, ttob Woaorrwn, lead in the $175,000 Danny Thomas Memphis Classic. Austlntown Fl'ch, 9:30.3; 6, Tom Bryant, 9-44.9; 5, Anthony Adame, Ajhtabula Arcanum, 9.-S7./; t, Leroy Baker, Han- Worthlnflton, 9:31.6. Eigewood, 9:46.0; 6, Pat Bennett, Co- overton United, 10:000. (Record. Flrtt High jump—l, Joe Reccord, Cleveland lumbus Grandvlew, 9:48.1. time for event m new Class A). Trevino had a nine - under - par 201 to pull ahead of Benedictine, t leet, 8 inches; 2, Bruce Pole vault — 1, Mike Penslnger Bucy- Shot pjt - l, Tom Cook, Lockland, 55 surging Doug Sanders, who burst out of the pack with a Hodge, Dayton Belrnonl, 4-6; 3, Herb rus, 14 feet, 5'/< Inches; 2, Max Gehle, feet, 8'/j Inches; 2, Randy Rousch, Pick- Williams, Akron East, 6-6; 4, Paris Versailles, 14,-l; 3, Paul Treddway, Up- eringlon, 51-IP/j; 3, Mike Griffith, Canal seven - under - par 63 to give him a 56-hole total of 203. Jones, Mansfield Malabar, 6-6; S, Dave per Sandusky, 14-0; 4, Mitch Wlhor, Winchester, 49-1 '/<; 4, Ei Foofe, Cleve- Armstrong, Amherst, 6-5; 6, Willis Price, East Palestine, 14-0; 5, Russ Dobos, land Cuyahoqa Heights, 49-3'/i; 5, Randy Trevino started the day one shot in front, of Larry Ziegler East Cleveland Shaw, 6-4. (Record. Old Brooklyn, 14.0; 6, George Fischer, Olm- Schaefer, Fort Loramle, 49-1 Vi; 6, Bob but Ziegler faded with a 73 that left him back at 204 in a record of 6-7 set by Tony Wilson, Colum- sted Falls 14-0. (Record. First time for Darby, Bcallsvlllc, 49-1 <A. (Record. First bus Franklin Heights, 1969 and Willis SATURDAY EVENTS time for event In new Class A). ' tie with Hale Irwin and Ted Hayes. Price, East Cleveland Shaw, 1970. High Jump — 1, James Sobwick, Man- Discus — l, Rodney Chenos, West Jef- SATURDAY EVENTS tua Crestwood, 6-4. 2, Dan Nicholas, ferson, 154 feet, 5 Inches; 2, Ron Stal- Hayes, who ignited his Pole Vault — I, Dan Klems, Upper Ar- Middletown Madison, 6-2. 3, Joseph Kas- lard, Ashland Crestvlew, 153-1; 3, Tom llnglon, 14-8. 2, Bob Crabb, Sandusky, per, Byesvllle Mcadowbrook, 6-2. 4, Ron Cook, Lockfand, 152-2; 4, Mike Francis1, round with a 50-foot birdie 14-8. 3, Kirk Minteer, Fairborn Baker, Lauck, Mt. Blanchard Rlverdale, 6-2. 5 Frankfort Adena, 145-9; S, Mike Englf, 14-0. 4, Rob Edstron, Reynoldsburg, 144. tie, Pat Wheeler, Columbus DcSales, Morral Rldgedale, 139-3; 6, Frank Re- putt on the first hole, shot 5 (tie), Mike Rutherford, Lancaster, Randy Zlegler, Wauseon, and Steve novich, Newbury, 138-11 a 68 and Irwin carded a 66. Villanova Dave Sanger, West Lake, and Greg Schertzer, Upper Sandusky, 6-0. SATURDAY EVENTS Schaurer, Clayton Northmont, 13-6. Shot Put — 1, Wally Hale, SI. Paris Pole Vault — l. Randy Rogers, Frank- Chi Chi Rodriguez was an- Shot Put — 1, Wayne Harris, Colum- Graham, 58-11, (record. Old Record, Ron fort Adena, 13-4. 2, Paul McDonald, other shot back at 205 with bus Marlon- Franklin, 59-22-3. 2, Ron Stephens Springboro, 57-1'/i, 1968 ) 2, Leipsic, 13.4. 3, John Brown, Carroll, 13- Soviar, Toledo St. Francis, 58-9. 3, Dan Dale Limes, Tontogany Otsego, 56-2Vi 3, 0. 4, Mark Ballinger, Marion Pleasant, a 71 Saturday. Victor in Russell, Salem, 57-5. 4, John Roudabush, James Loker, Independence, 56-'A. 4, 12-6. 5, Denny Cain, Covington, 12-4. 6, Walt Vrabel, Campbell Memorial 54-P/4. Cincinnati Indian Hill, 56-8'/2. 5, Tom Ted Stake Jeromesville Hlllsdale, U-6. Wise, Troy, 5«-6'/ . 6, Steve Bigach, Bar- 5, Pete Popovich, Richmond Heights, 54- ' Trevino began the third 3 2 High Jump — 1, Bob Hutchinson, Kent berton, S6- /!. '< 6, Mike Biehle, Mason, 53-0. State, 6-2. 2, Phil Plckens, Cleveland round seven - under but lost Discus — 1, Steve Quehl, Cincinnati St. Long Jump — 1, Rick Upchurch, Hol- land Springfield, 22-9'/2. 2, Jeff Huggms, Heights Lutheran East, 6-2. 3, Dan Or- Close Meet Xavier, 179-4. 2, Mark Demlng, Sandus- ange, Toledo Northwood, 6-1. 4, Scott one stroke to par at the ky, 173-6. 3, Kurt Schmacher, Lorain Ottawa Glandorf, 22-'/2. 3, Dave Schlegel- Webster, Sidney Falrlawn, 6-1. 5 (tie), Senior, 168-9. 4, chuck Maurer, Fairvlew milch, Mantua Crestwood, 21-9. t, Gary , eighth hole when his ap- PHILADELPHIA (UPI) EASY VICTORY — Marty Liquori easily yesterday's meet. Liquori became the Martin, Plain City Adler, 21-3. 5, Mike Mike Deskins, Marion Pleasant, and Park, 165-6. 5, Larry Wiggins, Columbus Roger Ousley, Greenwich South Central, proach shot fell short. He — Villanova's Marty Liquo- wins the one - mile run at the 95th annual third man in the meet's history to win Marion - Franklin, 165-5. 6, Tom Scrugh- Willard, Coshocton, 21-0. 6, Oral Taylor, 6-0. am, Cincinnati Anderson, 164-11. Youngstown North, 20-1 IVi : chipped too strong and IC4A championships at Franklin Field in Discus — 1, Rick Piltinger, Lisbon An- 120 High Hurdles — 1, Scott Magee, ri pulled his team to victo- both indoor and outdoor titles during Long Jump — 1, Jeff Parks, Dayton Canal Winchester, 14.8. 2, Phil New- two - putted for a bogey. ry Saturday when he Philadelphia in this ' action photo from championship competition. His time was Roosevelt, 22-10%. 2, Bernard Derri- derson, 175-0. 2, Tom Frericks, Circle- some, Yellow Springs, 14.9. 3, Duane Gil- He canned a five - footer coate, Cleveland Glenville, 22-6%. 3, ville, 170-1 3, Walt Vrable, Campbell more, Cleveland Heights Lutheran East, clocked 4:00.4 to win the 4:00.4. (UPI Photo) Charles Larsuel, Alliance, 22-5. 4, Ed Memorial, 166-11. 4, Jay Waddle, Wash- 15.0. 4, Rick Phillips, Vanlue, 1S.O. -5, for a bird on the 182-yard mile run at the 95th annual Colley, Cincinnati Woodward, 22-0. 5, ington Court House Miami Trace, 160-8. Dennis Hampton, Hamilton New Miami, Ron Hairston, Columbus East, 21-10'i. 6, 5, Brad Scharlott, Grandview, 160-3 6, 15 2. 6, Jim Tobin, Marion Catholic, 15.4. 12th hole and finished IC4A track and field cham- Darrell Bell, Middletown, 21-8%. Mike Bishle, Mason, 159-1. 100-yard dash — 1, Rich Brown strong with birdies on the pionships at Franklin Field. 880 Relay — 1, Toledo Libbey (Rick 120 High Hurdles — 1, Ron Weber, Georgetown, 100 2, Mike Sweeney, State Meet Notebook: Lesure, Tony Chapman, Jerry O'Neal, Rossford, 14.5. 2, Jeff Roades, Loveland, Cleveland Heights Lutheran East, 10.0. par 5s at 16 and 18 after Bob Lawson), 1:28.6. 2, Steubenville, 145. 3, John Hensiey, Mogafore Field 3, Ned Tale, Mccomb, 10.0. 4, Mike reaching the green in two. Liquori was the lone win- 1:29.1. 3, Alliance, 1-29.2 4, Sandusky 14.8 4, Steve Davis, Casstown Miami Brown Beallsville, 10 0 5, Russ Willfs, ner for the Wildcats, but 1.29.4. S, Warren Western Reserve Easl, 14.8. 5, Dave Schlegelmilch, Man- Union City Mississinawa Valley, 10.1. 6, He bogeyed No. 17. 1-294. 6, Elyria, 1:29.6. tua Crestwood, 14.9. 6. Rick Scott, East Ed Brennan, LaGrange Keystone, 10.3. the team managed to rack 120 High Hurdles — 1, Jeff Parks, Palestine, 15.0. Mile run — l, Roger Moutox, Sullivan Dayton Roosevelt, 13.9. 2, Alex De- Mile Run — 1, Jerry Wenger, Zanes- Black River, 4:30.5. 2, Charles Hobbler, 'BAD PUTTING' up 32 points to beat Parks. Penick Meet Stars vield Logan, 4:22.4. 2, John Dorgan, Co- Marzio, Canton McKinley, 13.9. 3, Mark Irondale Stanton Local, 4:31.5. 3, Jeff "It was a bad putting second - place Maryland by Burke, Marietta, 13.9. 4, Larry Poole, lumbus DeSales, 4:24.8. 3, John O'Brien, Dyer, Arcadia, 4-33.2. 4, Mike Hayron- one point. This was the sec- Akron Garfield, 14.0. 5, Ernest De- Columbus DeSales, 4.25.5. 4, Edward ach, Xenia Wilson, 4-33.9. 5, Dick De- day since I only had a sin- By BILL ROGERS Penick won the class AA boy around a curve.