s~ JOSE - ~incoln Highland cut up his feet on the rockyqualIfied 10 varsIty trackmen Icinder ath ' .and· a swift relay team. to head' .' . p.' . I SIX schools of the, Southernthe southern: Peninsula Athletic The BrUlllS gamed some meas-, Peninsula Athletic League meetLeague's track trials 'here yes- ure of revenge, however, as 440-1 'at San Jose High School this aft-

terday .. man Ken McKe~na upset fav- ernoon to qualify participants for~e tnals, ,marred by winds ored Bob' Walrath of WiIIow next week's PAL track finals

whIch frequently reached better Glen. His winning time was :52.6 slated for Fremont High School.than,30 mIles an hour produced' ., .few outstanding 1'p.a~ks., Only -;-a,bout t.wo seconds slower than T~e fIrst event of today s trIalsin the 880 and discus'were var- Walrath IS capable of. ·wIll start at 3 p.m.sltyJoop bests approached. The 'expected mile duel be- - First four finishers in each

Willow Glen's' highly-ratedltween Paly~s ,Roger stephens' event except the mile, will,Rams actu/1.11y'led the day's per-and Lincoln;s Marv Gross'failed~ .-, qualify for the le~gue finals.formers· by getting 14 qualifiers to come off, - either. The two Top five men in the mile will

into the .lea~ue finals set fori rivals chatted amiably as they answer the gun for the finals.F~emont HIgh next Friday circled the San Jose High oval - ..nIght. ' finally loafing home ' virtually I Both Lmcoln and WIllow Glen

The Rams, however, aren't hanq in' hand in' a, snail-like! 1 have good chance~ to cop theregarded.withquite'therespec:t, 4:54 clocking. ! --PAL. meet and WIll be ou~ toshown Coach ,Lee' Cox's Lions, Another uPliet involved fail: qualIfy as many men as. possIble.

since the latter placed better ure of Sequoia's, Kermit Wal-, i _ T~e Ram~ should dommate thequality' entrants. Almost all ker to make the broad jump . ~Iddle dIstance :;aces and. theare figured to be among the finals. He had a ,best of 18-6 fIeld events, whIle the. LIO~Stop three in the circuit, while after going unbeaten at better L- -{should ~ave the best of thmgs mWillow Glen must be content than 20 feet most of the sea- I the sprmt~ ..with fourths and fifths in sori. The sprInts WIll .be the mostmost events. Larry Meade of the Class B [interesting of the races as. sev-

Palo' Alto too must be rated Cherokees and Lee courtwright/ Ieral ~venly matched men .wIll be \ San Jose High doesn't figure.,a contender. The Vikes got \ 10 'of Willow Glen each. won' their ,battlmg for berths. ~~~:~~n's to frighten anyone in the varsity,men ,in the finals as well as a ~eatsand appear ,mIghty close - - .,- -- - - - - - class: but the Bulldogs .should

).'e.lay,' ~eam. Sequoia was next In the 150 and 330.. ' •.. 1 ~uahfY. plenty. ?~ men 111 the

WIth' eIght and a baton four-· Mead~ outleape~ the varsIty Cinder Stars! hgh~welght dlvlsl?ns. Hurdler

some, while Menlo-Atherton and ?road Jumpers WIth a .. 20-4V4 _ 1- Kokl Sagara and dISCUSthrower~San Jose each landed four Jump in another B high light. Qr'fy. Roy Frontani, Bill Stewart, andberths. ~J rutt:u In '!".-. 'ep . ua I- In" JBill~!n~~~~:n:~ell the best San'

Don Bowden 3,15usual romped I .. ' .. ' ";,J f .TY. 1"----_home far ahead 'of the field' ·in, ' CLASS A OI-A), :10.0; Quiblan (SJ). :10.2..,'the half mile. The Lincoln fly-, I 100-K!,oth (L). Olguin (L), :tynan Seco,:\d heat-Giannoble CWG), :10.5;.' t .. ,I (PA), Hilton (M-A). Time ;10.0. Ramirez (L), Brown (PA).

el S Ime of 1.57.5 wquld have I 220-Knoth (L), Olguin. (L), Tynan 120-Yard low hurdles-Three (3

/.been sensational had he not rune!> A), Pinetti (S). Time ;22.2.. '. fastest times qualify) first heat-a 1:54.1'a week ago. -!(\~~)~ ~~~:~~~d (~ill'),'i.~~~~~~f:X);:i~~j.'~~~;~~engeit2-B;t~~~~1i

In the platter event a fine (SJ). Time :52.6... court (PA) :14.2;.Ramirez (L) :14.3;, .' 880-Bowden (L), Swarthout (WG), Barker (S) :14.6. (Note: 'Varner won

Iduel for the loop title shaped up Scott. (WG), Geimer (WG). Time t~s.s. of coin for third qualifying 1'0-"

between Willow Glen's Walt 1:57.5, ' 'sltlOn).S· , ,. I Mile-Stephens .(FA). Gross (L), High Jump-Barker (S), Harper. warthout and Palo Alto 15RIch Holland (M,A), Incardona (WG). (S), Moore (8J), Quiblan (SJ), Wag-

'Babka. Swarthout whirled the Time 4:54.. ner (8J), al) qualified at 5-1. 'd· t '. 70-Yard high hurdles-Jones (WG), Broad Jump-Meade (S), 20-4~;

I/ISCUS au 131-10 to nIp Babka Sanford (PA), Whaley (8). Time' :15.8. Sundquist (M-A)' 18-9; Schulenberg

by an inch. 180-yard .Iow hurdles-BaHam (8), (8) 18-H~: Sorenseon (WG) '18-1;", .' - Jones (WG), Bishop (PA). Time :20.7. Ferrara (L) 17-5%.

BIggest upsets of the day High Jump-Hauser' (8), Boccig- Pole Vault-Schreck (M-A). Bal-'involved Menlo-Atherton aces' none (PA).' Barranti (WG). Searfoss comb (PA), Reinschn1idt (WG).DEI ' B .' (L) and Ross (WG), all qualified at Kratz (WG).' and Antes (WG), allave las ey, ear sprmter- 5-5." qualified at 8-9.,

'counted on to break up Lin- I Broad Jump-Thush (L) and' Ku- Shot. Put-Rizzo (SJ) 51-6; GriderI ' .. magai (PA), 20 feet: Boccignone 1M-A) 51; Rappazzini (SJ) 50-9: Con-

co 11s one-two combm,atIon of ' (PA). '19-11; Jones (WG), 18-10~, lin (8) 44-11; 'Vild (III-A) 44-5.Bob Knoth' and Hank Olquin - and Frizzell (WG).19-6%,. Discus-Rizzo (SJ) 117: Rappaz-h d ·t f '. Pole Vault-Matejka (S), Frizzell zini (SJ) 110-10: Grider. (M-A) 107~4;-S ~we Up ~l h sore eet and (WG), Darwin (L), Espinosa (SJ), Berg (S) 106-5; IIIatucha (M-A) '105-7.

faIled to fmish among the Mowat '(SJ), all qualified,at 10 feet. '440-yard relay-Sequoia (8chulen-

qualifiers Shot Put-Babka' (PA); 48-11%: Di- berg. Crawford, Cole and ,Meade),]

. renzo (L), 48-4; Raimondi <,VG), Willow Glen. Menlo-Atherton, San1/ Coach Don Dorfmeier ex- 47-1%. and Flynn 'IS), 46-9. Jose. Time :46.9.

plained that 10 days ago EaSleyl BR,~~(~~~m~~;U{Vh~i~~)('S).lno~~~ 75 _ TurnerCL(~f~~). M~cIntvrehad run barefoot in a gym c}ass I:lIIcNamara' (S), 118-3; Stewart (SJ), (M-A), Ortega (SJ), Telles (III-A).300 _ against explicit orders 116-5. ' TIme :08.1. ' '., ,/., - S80-Yard relay - Lincoln (Stratton, 150- McIntyre (M.- A), '.Turner

'. Bowden, Knoth and Olguin). Menlo- (M-A), Telles eM-A),' Ortega (8J).~therton. Palo 'Alto, Willow Glen. Time :16.0.' . ' .. ,Time, 1:34.1. . 330, Firstheat-Xewman (M-A),\'" CLASSB Wedge (PA). Time. :41.2. Second heat(

75-Hampton (III-A). Bettencourt -Yasenak (Sj,Mazick (III-A). Time!I (PA), Giamn\Ona' (WG), Turner :41.1.· '.(WG).Time ;08:1.. ' 120-yard low hurdles-Kanasawa, 150-First Heat-Cour.twright (WG), (PA). Weesner (III-A). Arevalo (SJ) ..Hampton (M-A). :15.6. (Second. heat) Time ;14.3. ' , 'J- -. Meade'(S). Giammona (WG). 15.7. High Jump-Stapford (M-A). Skuce

330-First heat-Courtwright (WG) (M-A). Bull (lII-A). Kogura (SJ), alland \Steinberg (lII-A) , :38.1. Second 4-10; Wedge (PA), 4-9.heat--,.lIIeade (S) and Garcia (PA), Broad Jump-Kanasawa '(8J), 19-4;:38:1. Hughes (III-A); 18-I'/.,; Sanders (SJ),

660 - Crawford (8), Rebhan (SJ), 17-11%;Ashworth (S), 17-3; SimonettiCarder (PA), Wra.thall (PA).' Time. (SJ) 17'-2%., .1:30.4. Shot Put-,Sanders (S.T) 45-8; Tur-

1320-Larrieu '(PA), Cathcart (PA). ner' (III-A) 44-8%; Aiello (SJ) 41-8:Johnson (PA). Jones .(S). Time 3:24.0 Iwashita (SJ) 41-2; Varty (M-A) 41-0.(betters P.A.L., record of 3:25.1 by 440-Yard Relay - Menlo-Atherton'\Teed (SJ). 1941. (Telles. McIntyre. Kewman and ~Ia-. 70-Yard, high hurdles-(3 qualify) zik), San Jose, Palo Alto, Sequoia.

__________ f_l_rs_t_h_ea_t_=_B_a_r_k_e_I':;;;;-;..(S_),.:,99.8;Angelo Time, :48.0.,

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Ilincoln Track AcesSet Pace iri Trials

ISPAL Tracl{ TrialsI

At San Jose Today.:}!

Hank Olguin and Bob Knoth !IIshould have little trouble quq.li- dfying in the 100, but Sequoia'sRoy Pinetti, Palo Alto's JohnTynan, Willow Glen's Bob Wal­

rath, and Menlo-Atherton's Dave

Easely wil~ make the 220 a roughrace to gain a top place. Easelyalready has run a 22.3 furlongand may be able to beat the twoLion speedsters.

Lincoln's two distance acesMarv Gross and Don Bowdenwill probably take things easyand save their strength for thefinals. Gross will meet PaloAlto's unbeaten Rogel' Ste·phens in the mile, but theblond Lion ace plans to layback and wait a week before hegoes after the league recordof 4:30.8 set by Lincoln's FredFrevert in 1944.

Lincoln's Bob Knoth was the

only double winner of the after­noon. The Lion sprinter copped

_~ __ A~

No league records werebroken but several outstand­

ing performances were turnedin by the competing preps.Lincoln's Don Bowden turnedin a 1:57.5 in the halfmile,while Willow Glen's WaltSwarthout, Steve Scott andJohn Geimer followed in or­der,

~:~:~l::~¥~~~'{~'~R~~!~~~~'_>'m·. CrIstma (SJ). distance. 48 ft. 11 m.topped the Southern Penmsula 22.2. Teammate Hank Olquin 440 yard run: McKenna (MA). WaI-Athletic League meet by qualify- was a close sec~nd in both races. ~~~\ (¥i~~'.~~~6'.kwood (MA), Adcock

ing in 13 and nine places re- The shot put was where local se~~l.;'ss J~L'1~: R~~~' (~V'~f;r B~~ia~;li

spectively yesterday afternoon at preps turned in their best per- ~'';,r\1:i~Boccignone (PA), height.San Jose High School. formances. Palo Alto's Rinky 180 yard low hurdles: Ballam (Seq).

Lincoln topped the SPAL Babka won with a heave of 48 ft. JOfiJ ~~~)'d~~~Okn~~),(~~?,eOI~~i~

schools in the unofficial point 11 in., but Lincoln's Don Di- ~~.~. Tynan (PA), Pinetti (Seq), time

totals by gaining 41 points to rienzo hit 48 ft. 4 in., a whole G~~e liS~1:H~lr~n~terli'j[,>~~~~Jrd~~~'runner-up Willow Glen's 33. foot and a half better than his (WG). Hend~ic~s. (L).. time. 4.54.Palo Alto was third with 29 previous best. Willow Glen's Wi~OIrLf.a'Q~Pi~~~~~';JJ):Ir:r.'(;Jj~i. 1[gJ)

markers. Rich Raimondi also turned in a an§1r:atjef:'1l~~)·T~~!ghk,?~a~';.1t. (PA)

personal best with a toss of :J.~~esTr*sB), (~i£zzero~~'if~nedisg'n~~:

47 ft. 1 in. 20Df;~~'s: Swarthout (WG). BabkaRoger Stephens of Palo Alto (PA). Whaley (Seq). McNamara (Seq).

and Marv Gross of Lincoln bat- St~':;r:~: (~i1Co~~targ[,:at1g~1. ftBo;Zd~~:

tled to a draw in the mile. Both If.:1~thAlrg.dw~Ug~n be~e'l\~~tht~t.?Y:

boys were clocked in 4:54 in 102ngf~~i~h.15~f~nlltJ'i¥~.okneqtloiaWltwhat seemed to be a planned Menlo-Atherton 14. San Jose 5.finish. San Jose L61~:;,e~ght Qualifiers

The Results' San Jose: Quiblan (High HurdJes120 yard high hurdles: Jones (WG). and HiRh Jump). Rebhan (660). Rizzo

Sanford (PA) Whaley (Seq.) Time. (Shot Put, diSCUS). RapPazi11l (Shot158' • Put and D!scus). Moore (High Jump).

880 yard run: Bowden (L)' Swarth- WHI;ner (High Ju",p). Relay ..out (WG). Scott (WG), Geimer (WG). !,mcoJn: Ramirez (jaw hurdles),Time 1'57 5 WrIght (1320). Antes (pole vault), Fer-

100 y~'rd 'dash: Knoth (L). OIquin raraJBroad Jump)..(L) Tynan (PA) Hilton (MA) Time Willow Glen: Glaml)1ona (75, 150),10:3 ' ,. Turner (75), Courtwnght (330. 150),

shot Put: Babka (PA), Dilj,enzo (L)' ~;;.~). if.s~'!,..vault), Sorenson (broadCLASS C

San .Tose: Ortega (75. 150), Arevalo'(low hurdles). Sanders (Broad Jump

and shot put), Aielo (Broad Jump an~shot put), Iwashita (shot put). Kogura .e

_____________________ (Hi>th Jump). -......_Lincoln: Simone~~roarJ...,Iar- -

~s an 'tVIareo­~ Pa~eNorth~,' , SOUTH SAN FRANCISCOI ,""Burlingame and San Mateo~, high schools completelydom­••••• inated varsity north' P. A.L.

....: track and field trials here yes-~_ terday. jI

"""" A cold and brisk wind that", at times reached gale' propor.;.

~ tions put a damper on record­•.••••breaking performances. In 'fact,

~ no times were recorded because~ of the weather .• The Blingums' and ,the

~ Bearcats' domination of the"""- varsity division was complete,I ••.· -Of 64 qualifying places, the

iY two schools together nabbedb:- 51, Burlingame getting 24 and1-, San Mateo ,27.

~ Capuchino was next at7,tI'" Jefferson had 6, and neither

~ South San Francisco nor 'Carl­"'" mont got any.I'" t. VARSITY DIVISION!"">,. 100-First" heat-,-Altleri (B), ChowI~ (8M), Webb, (.1), Bergstedt (SM).•••••8econd heat-Tinker (8M). M~feeI'" (Cap), Moher (B), Gifford (Cap).'

220-First heat-Arterburn (8M),

•••••~ Altieri (B). Chow (8M), Durham.

(Cap). 8econd heat-Peterson (B),•• Moher '(B), Webb (.1), McAffee ,(Cap).

440-First heat- Arteburn" (8M),

~ Durham (Cap), Kimball (B), Thomas·(.1). 8econd heat-Peterson (B). Honc

•••••r eyweU (.1), Gilkey (8M), Holliday, ••.,(Cap)" ' ,••••• ' 880-Flrst heat-AIlen (J), Dunbar

~ r (8M), Robinson' (:8), Pfarrer, (B).(SMOndheat-Hillyard (Cap). Qettins

L: (B). Kristofferson (8M), Toft (8M).120 HH~First heat-Newman (B),

Corruccinl (8M). Second' heat-Schu-'1- macher (8M). Baird (B); Third heat-'""'" Hunt (8M), Franchini:(B).I 180 LH-First heat-Newman (B),•••••Lee (S~[). Second heat-SchumacherI'"(SM)"Franchinl (B): Third heat-iTinker (SM). Baird (B). '••••• Shot Put-Della Libera'(8M).'Berg­I- stedt (8M), Fernandez' (8M); BUrcher~ (B). ' ' ,',

.'" Dlscus-"-DeIla Libera (SM).Kreu­~ gel' (B). Bergstedt (8M). Seger (.1). i-I_ Pole Vault-Undlin (B), 8tein (B)~'\Hunt (8M). Linch (8M).,' ..:' '~ Broad Jump-Bergesen (C), Fran­I chini (:8), Sutherlan (SM). Dunn·(B),..,.. High Jump-Hibson (B). Steiri (B);~•. SchumltCher (SM), ,Hunt (8M).

~" B DIVISION",- 75 First heat-Be\'Uockway (B),_Domingo (.1). Second heat-Baker1>\,(Cap), Hamilton '(SM). Third heat­••••: lalsner (L). Montandon (Cap).I'" Fourth heat-Audley (B), Nix '(.1). ""I 150 First heat-Bevilockway (B),

.",,(:namllton (SM). 8econd heat-Klals·'• 'ner, (J), Audley (B). Third heat--:i

(Wetteland (B), 'Montandon (Ca.p).'• Fourth heat-Tl1ompson (S8F), Jukes

((:a.p). ", '

r 330First heat-Valentine (C), Jukes(Cap), . Haye (SilO. O'Rourk (.1).

""( SeCOndheat-Wetteland (B), Nix (J),

HaJe (.J). Altiere (B).' 'I

660 First heat-Thompson (SSF). _

~' Bartz (B), Harris (J), McGurrln (C).Second heat-Smith (C), Paul (SM),

I,souza (J), Wisnom'(SM). '1320First heat-Fambrlnl (.1), Bar- i_r ney (C). Caldiera (.1), Sellers .('8).:Second heat-Reotor (J)' Jent, (C),'" Ruiz (SSF), Pool (.1).

•" 70 HH First heat-Anderson (B), ._I., Kile (SM). Second heat-WitmerI"(Cap), Bringhurst (C), Third heat-Ikeda (8M), Gallup (SM). '

r' 120 LH First hea.t-Ikeda (SM).,~ Tegtlnelr (B). Second heat-Guitron ~•••(SSF). Anderson (B). Third heat-

Baker (Cap), Bringhurst (C).e DIVISION

75 First heat-Villanueva (C), Noce(88F), Meck (SilO, Nakamltsu (SM).Second heat-Piazza (.1). 8hellberg(B). Eby (SSF), FUjito (81\1).

150First heat-Lemmon (S1\1),Silva(Cap). Eby (SSF), Bernstein (.1).Secoljd heat-Piazza. (.1), Villanueva(Cap), Shellberg (B), Canty (C).

330 First heat-Lemmon (8M),Jl[arkis (B). Barr (SSF). Flansbi!rg

[. (J). Second heat-Keski (Cap). Santy(C). Bernstein (.1), Miceli (J).

120 LH First heat - NakamitSj''I (SM). Gutierez (.1). Second heat-I-Rihtsu.( Q.An \_nnf'f..!lr_f (:!~,n_I't1\":_..:I_\-._ .•..

, Here's How Scots Fared.[ In North Track Tryouts I

·1 I' v ARSITY Hale); San Mateo (Hayes. Hamilton

100-Ti,;ker, San Mateo: Cho':', san! Ikeda, '\-Visnom);Carlmont. 41.4. ' .:Mateo; Bergstedt, San Mateo, Mc.-' SP-Valentine, Carlmont. 53-31f;

IAfee, Capuchmo: . (Alternate, AltIerI'IBOl·tolin. San Mateo, 52-2%; Clute,Ij Burlmgame.) 10.3. Burlingame. 51-8; Baker. Capuchino,220- Arterburn, San :1.1ateo;Peter- 50-3\-!,.(Alternate, Curley, San lIhteo,

ison,Burlingame; Moher. Burlingame; 50-2). ,Chow, San :Mateo. (Alternate, Dur- Discus-Bortolin, San :\Iateo. 123-10;1

ham, Capuchmo.) 22.6. Larkins, Capuchino. lB-5; Clute. Bur-I440-Arterburn, San Mateo; Peter- lingame, 110-1; CHI'ley, San Mateo,Ison, Burlingame; HoneyweH, Jeffer- 106-3. (Alternate,' Beaton, Jefferson,

son; Gilkey, San Mateo. (Alternate, 101-9)•.Durham, Capuchino). 51.7. HJ-Curtis, Jefferson: Henning, \

880-Allen, Jefferson; Hillyard, Cap- San Maleo; Coruccini. South Sa;]Iuchino; Dunbar. San Mateo; Gettins, Francisco; Kroeckel, Burlingame. All;Burlingame. (Alternate, Kristoffer- 5-1.son, San Mateo.) 2:07,4. J PV-Kile, San Mateo; GcHepis,

Mile-SpiHman, Carlmont: Streight, South San Francisco; Edwards, Cap­San Mateo; Richter, Capuchino; uchino; Coates, Jefferson. AH 9 feet.

.~ohnson, nurIingallle; Jessen. Bur- B.J-HalniJton. Sa.n :Mateo. 18~11:!z;hngame. (Alternate, lIIarshaH, Jef- Ikeda. San~Iateo, 18-1~'2;Valentine,ferson.) 4:57.1. Carlmont 18 feet· Medefesscr Capu-

120 HH - Newman, . Burl!ngame; Icllino, 17'-97i.' ,Schumacher, San Mateo. Band, Bur- CLASS Clingame. (Alternate, Coruccini, San ,

Mateo.) 14.8. 75-Villanueva,' Cnpuchino; piazza'i180 LH - Newman, Burlingame; Jefferson; Mock, San Mateo; SheH­

Schumacher. San Mateo: Tinker, San berg, Burlingame. (Alternate, Naka- il• Mateo. (Alternate, Baird, Burlin- mitsu, San Mateo.) 8.3. I

game.) 19.5. .: . 150-Lemmon, San Mateo; vma-III 880 Relay-San Mateo (Tinke:', nueva, Capuchino; Piazza, Jefferson; I

: Schumacher, Gilkey. Arterburn); SheHberg. Burlingame. (Alternate"Burlingame (Newman. Moher, Altieri, Silva, Capuchino.) 16.1. . I,Peterson); .1efferson (Webb. Honey- 330-Bernstein, Jefferson; Lemmon,l! well. Thomas, Allen); Capuchino Sa'n Mateo: Marlms, Burlingame; Mi- I1C\Vaui;'h,\Venger, McAfee, Durham). celi. Jefferson. (Alternate, Canty,~i 1:33.6. Carlmont.) 40 flat ..

(Varsity field event men qualified 120 LH-Nakamitsu, San lIfateo;last Friday.) Gutierrez, Jefferson; Duffy. San lIIa-

CLASS B teo. (Alternate, Conrad, Carhnont.)75-BeviJockway. Burlingame; Klais- 15.1.

nero Jefferson; Hamilton, San lIfateo; 440 Relay-Jefferson (Piazza, Bern­Montandon, Capuchino. (Alternate, stein, Miceli. Flansburg); San MateoBaker, Capuchino.) 8 flat. (Mock. Fujito. Nakamitsu, Lemmon);

I 150 - BeviJockway, Burlingame; Capuchino; Burlingame. 48.6..Klaisner .. Jefferson; Hamilton, San SP-Fujito. San Mateo, 4·j feet;!lIfateo; Thompson, South San Fran- Stewart. Burlingame, 4:!-7',;',; Silya, i

cisco. (Alternate, \VetteIand, Burlin- Capuchino, .40-8; Hillyer, Jeffe rson,~..

game.) 15.1. ~ ~ 39-2. (Alternate, HannaW(llt, Burlin-330-Valentine, Carlmont: Wette- game, 38-6.) -.••••..

-'land, Burlingame; O'Rourke, Jeffer- HJ-lIIcMahon. Burlingame; Fle,:,ni­son; Jukes, Capuchino. (Alternate, ken, Capuchino; Koski, Capuc!llno;Hays, San Mateo.) 38.5. Reid. Burli,:,game. All 4-8..

660-Thompson. South San Fran- BJ-Martmez. South San FranCISco,cisco; Smith. Carlmont; Paul, San 17-3%; Villanueva .. Capuchino, 16-9;Mateo; Souza, Jefferson. 1:31.8. Flenmken, Capuchmo, 16-7; Bern-

1320-Rector, Jefferson;' Fambrini'! stein, Jefferson, 16-5V:,.

JeffersQn; .Tent, Carlmont; Barney,CarJmont; Ruiz. South San Francisco.(Alternate, Pool, Jefferson.) 3:27.~.

70 HH-Ikeda, San Mateo; Ander­son, Burlingame; "\Vitmer. Capuchino.(Alternate, Kile, San Mateo.) 9.8.

120 LH-Baker, Capuchino; Ikeda,San Mateo; Guitron. South San Fran­cisco. (Alternate, Bringhurst, Carl­mont.) 14 flat.

440 Relay-Burlingame (Bevilock­way, Audley. Clute, \Vetteland);. Jef­ferson (O'Hourke, IGaisner, Nix,

"-I