26-PALO ALTO TIMES, MONDAY".MAY 25. 1964

~..-.-.~--J."'~.Y.I!R5JT.:·L~_~.~,._ '._'....Team'J;J;J:lrlog--.SWllJYViI,r8.J9.-Wj.l·" 120 H!i'-Rogers (E); .2. Gibbol~s cox 16,J;!aciflc Grove 13, Harry Ells(Camp). 3., OrtiZ, (Eo.), 4. Cume 13 A It l1'F 't 11 L ' G(P);,5. DWiggios •.(W); ·14.3.!·,·(ties ':~ '!'fa , " r.~moo. ,,05;,:., atosmeet ,record set by Bob Hartfield of 11, Berkel,ey",,11;':.,Eocln'al' 11, Carl·RichTond, 1962). mont 9,"'[65 . Lomas 8, Pacific 8,

880-Anderson (SR); 2. Jacobs Arroyo 8, Logan 8, San Ramon 8,(Burl.); 3. McCalla (Berk,); 4. Milli· Antioch 8, Campbell 7, Palo Alto 7,gan (PA); 5. Coons (Mir.); 1:54.8. Del Valle 7, Jefferson 5, Los Altos 5

100-Figueroa (Sunn.); 2. Mahan Pleasant Hill 5, Overfelt 5, BurHn:

(Fre.); 3. Russe!1 .(Hogan); 4. John- game 5, Redwood 5, Hi~ 5,son (PG); 5. Phillips (SE); 10.0. Hogan 3, Pittsburgn ::;-FI"ijDjJa" 3,440-Bonaono (Ant.); 2. Evans Tamalpais 3, Napa 3, Miramonte 2,

(Over.); 3. Talmadge (Hoopa); 4. EI Cerrito 2, Live Oak 2, Sunset 2,Berman (E); 5. Mallett (MA); 48.5. James Lick 2, Watsonville 2, Eureka

Two Mile-Ortegon (Logan); 2. 2, Clayton Valley 2, Cubberley 1,Prieto (Jeff.); 3. Martin McCann Vallejo I, St. Joseph's I, San Loren­(Carl.); 4. Rankin (DV); 5. Bennett zo I, Menlo·Atherton I, Woodside I,(lA); 9:26.8 (Automatic Record). St. Elizabeth 1.

180 LH-Lockard (Arroyo); 2.Rapanut (Wi!.); 3. Ortiz (En.); 4. CLASS B J

Gibbons (Camp.); 5. Porter (Va!.); 70'yard high hurdles - Toliver',15.2. (Pitt), Rumans (Mont), Evans (SC),i

220-Figueroa (Sunn.); 2.. Mahanl Pensinger (Fre), Stamps (Pitts), 9.2.1(F re.) 3. Johnson (PG); 4. Richards 660-yard run-Woodside (S). Tru·.(VoIat.); 5. Perenon (CV); :21.6. jillo (Ten), Allison (Ant), FehlerjMile-Ryan (Wi!.); 2. Bruce (DM), Munger (Buc). 1:23.0.(PH); 3. Kreiger (Tam.); 4. Mike 7S·yard dash-McGraw (M), (MA),IMcCann (Carl,); 5. Kay (Mlr.); Smith (EC). Kipp (Ant), Marasco4: 12.4 (new meet record, old mark (Berk), Bronbacher (Ala), 7.7. '4: 14.3 by Morgan Groth of Alham· 330-yard dash _ Marasco (Berk)br~80 1~~1~Y_Berkeley (Boston, leg- Lilly (SC). Ellis (Berk). Kipp (Ant);ha ias. Sha kesnider, Strickland); 2. Herald (West), 36.1.Redwood; 3. Sunnyvale; 4. EI Cer· 120.yard low . hurdles - Cainesrito; 5. Car1mont; 1:27.7. (SM), Toliver (Pitt), Bulatao (Jeff)"

High Jump-lowe (Awa.), 6-7 Rundell (Wood), 13.4.(new meet. record, old mark 6·5% ISO-yard dash - McGraw (MA),by Vern Wilson of San Jose, 1950); Smith (EC), Moore (Vall), Watts2. Johnson (En.),. 6:4; 3. Vallerga (Sea), Caines (Ells), 14.9.(Napa) .• 6-4; 4. Heinrich (La), 6·4; 5, 1320-yard Tun _ Dosewell (Bur)Martini (SJ), 6-4. B I (B k) N' h I (C I)Broad Jump _ Johnson (PG). art ower, IC as ar,25-2'/. (new meet record, old mark, Schanz (Ant). Orsua (SV), 3: 12.5.24-9'/4, by Monte Upshaw of Pied- 440-yard relay-Alhambra (Patti·mont, 1954): 2. Rogers (E), 23·9%; son, Nicholson, Mathews and Brom·3;' Wilson (Awa.), 23-\4; 4. Perry· bacher), Ells. San Carlos, EI Cer­man (Sun.) 231;"; 5. Mahan (Fre.), rito, Berkeley, 44.3.22·4';" .. High jump-Pierce (Pitt), McCul-

Pole Vault-Robinson. (Pac.), 14-6 laugh (Cup), Tagami (Wat) , Harper(new meet record, old marl(, 14·% (Pied) Gholsen (Pitt) 6.2by Dicl( Barkley of Palo Alto and '. "Jack McClusky of Aragon, 1963); 2. Broad Jump - Canrlg~t (Camp),Weed (PA), 13·6; 3. Phillips (Car!.), Moore (Vall). Stan:ps (Pltt)" Brooks13.6; 4. Clayton (J l), 13·3; 5. Oaks (Vall), Madden (Rich), 21-11Vz.(Pitt.), 13·3.' Pole vault-Wilson (Ara), Mc-

Shot.Put - Brannen (lG), 63-9 Guire (Ana), Gallo (TN), Lauer(new meet record, old mark 63·5';" (Cubb), Allyn (Terman), 12·6.by ,Don Castle of Cubberley, 1961); Shot· put-Beardsley (Ama). Brith­2. .Robe,·ts (DV), 60·7; 3. Dixon er (Pied), Silverek (SaR), Colliver(Vol".), 60·6; 4. Smart, (lA), 59·2; 5. (Over), Bish (CV),.,SO-S.

Mitchell (Cub.), 58·8 v,. I d· G d h" (LA) H h

Discus-Staley (ll), 179·2; 2. ISCUS- 00 enoug "~ .' oug.

Hickey (HiI!.) 174-1,1; 3 Brannen ton (cu.P)' Caughey (SR), Bish (CV),(lG), 174·0: .·4:. Smart,f(lA), 173·7; HuckabyJle,gh), .143·1. J!u!5. ·lawson (San lor.): 171·4. Team' .scoring.,..... Pittsburgll ~,

~: EXH IBITWN IBel'keley :;1•. Menlo-Atherton 16, El'College Discus --:-Bra;tncn (LG). Cerrito 12, San Carios 11, ,Cupertino],\9·6: 2.• "Staley);> (Ll);'" 143·9; 3. la, San Ramon 8, San Mateo, 8..Smart (LA), 139·3. " ., Burlingame 8.. los Altos 8, Campbell

16 Pound Shot Put - Brannen 8. Aragon 8, Amador 8. Alhambra'"

'(lG), 53·91Iz: 2. Dix~n (Wil,). 49·4Vz; I Piedmont 7, Antioch,:z.. Santa Rosa3. Sma rt (LA), 49·2 (.,. 6. Ell. 6.

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Jacobs 'B"est Bet'\ ~ -I

In Prep Spike Finals ~ I

On Iy t~o Mid Peninsula behind the fi~st place t~~s. Of!

League athletes will be among 179-2. ·1the~elite band of high school- Jacobs, rapidly developingerswho converge on the Los into one of the best 880 men

Angeles Coliseum June 5-6 for in the business, was timed inl

the s tat e t r a c k and field 1:55.0 for a second place. 'finals ... The hard-training Panther

~ . Mike Hickey Of..Hillsdale and half-miler looked very strong I'

(Mike Jacobs of Burlingame at the finish of the race, lead­are the pair who will repre-1ing onlooking coaches to rate

sent the North County in thelhim the best prospect of, all[annual clasic which pits the Northern California entries III:north agalpst the south. the state 880,

I Ihe locker room talk was.\BOT H LAD S made the t hat Hillsdale's Hickev is I

fchampionshipgrade by tak- ready to grab headlines in hising seconds in the North Coast special tv andul'obablv beSection finals held at Leigh asked to the Golden West In­high school in San Jose over vltational.the weekend. Wmner of the day's activi-

Hickey' with a second in the ties was. a str~ng Sunnyv.ale!discus ana Jacobs With a sec- team WhICh nailed down first!ond in the pole vault both place with a strong perform­r~corded their individual best- ance in the sprints from John

of-life efforts to spring mtolFigueroa.

the state.fmaJs.

, Still recovenng from a' pain· IN ~HE class. B d~vision,.ful back inJury suffered twO Aragon s Joh.n WIlson "on the,

1Veeksago. HlcKey maIla~"d ~Ipole vault ~Ith a leap o~ 12-6 .'toss of 174-11 to ·cop secon and Joe C:!mes, a multl-PUr-t, •. ""•. mJSe-ybundle of abitity, took

first in the ,120 low hurdleswith a time of 13.4,

Mark Doswell of Burlingamemanaged the only other North

.County first of the day for theBswith a timing of 3: 12.5 inthe .1320. '

j"Pitsburg won the Class Btitle with a total of 26 mark­ers as Don Pierce broke the<ole record of the day in theBs with a 6-2 leap in the high

liumpto break the old record

jheJd by San Mateo's Terry,Llewellyn.

* * *More track: Plato Yanicks,. Hillsdale teacher '

who maintains a one-room library of track lore, ratesthe Knights' discus star Mike Hickey as the strongest\chance Northern California will have for a first place;in the prep state finals .. i

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Iwere also set in field' events.IBob Brannen hurled the shot

169-3; Mike Robinson of Pacific!upped the pole vault standard 1'/""''to 14-63/4 and Awalt's Max Lowe h

iwon the high jump at 6-7 after'

narrowly missing three timels~"6-9.' '

On the track, Mike Ryan1r. ,5

Wilcox posted the best clocking r:in the state for the mile with a4: 12.4 record effort that won by20 vards and Rick Rogers ofElls' tied the high hurdles markIwith a 14.3 victory.

The most competitive race ofthe afternoon was the two mile,which set a new record in beingheld for the first time. Ed Or­tegon of Logan beat ,Carlos Pri­eto of Jefferson by less than I

two feet with a 9:26.8 perform-Iance. Prieto, whose previousbest mark for the event two I

By RON REID (weeks earlier was 10:07, was I

. > '{CaUghtby Ortegon in the lastTImes Sports Wnter 100 yards and finished second!Bay Area contributions to i .in 9:27.,the State High S~hool track i' Pittsburg won the class B titlemeet next week III Los An- with 26 points, and had the onlygeles sho1l1d be among the I record breaker among the light­best in that competition, if I j weights in Don Pierce, who highSaturday's North Coast Section Ijumped 6-2 to break a five-yearfinals were any eXq,mpIeof tal-, j'old mark set by San Mateo'sent. ' Terry Llewellyn.

In an excellentlv-run meet I Menlo-Atherton's Dan McGrawthat lived up to all expectations, won both sprints for 16 pointssix new' records were estab~ \ and a third in team scoring.lishedand another equalled in' Aragon's John Wilson won the

sensational qualifying competi- I !pole vault at 12-6~illdJoe Caines \tion that sent the first four fin- ~ of San Mateo was ,n easy victor.ishers to the state finals at Los j Iwifh a 13.4 clocking in the 120

Angeles Coliseum June 5·6. ' Pow hurdles. Burlingame's MarkIncluded in that group were Doswell "v;)r~the 1320 in 3:12.5.two Mid-Peninsula League ath- ",,'

- letes, Mike Hickey of HiUsdateand Mike Jacobs of Burlingame,who came through with the bestperformances of their resJM:c-tive careers. ' ,

Hickey. still recu1.?erating t tfrom the back injury th~t. I"threatened to end his compet,i- . ]:tlOn entlrel~ two weeks ago,

j!hurled the ISCUS 174 feet, 11- •jmches fot a second place ..

I Jacobs, a Stanford-bound'''A''

Istudent, whose tactical know- I IIhow and running headiness be- .I

llies his age, finished second in ~~he 880 with a best-of-life clock- n t\Img of 1: 55.0 .. ~ "

I Cal'lmont High:School "also IIplaced two men~ in the state Ii

;meet, 'vaulter\Dennis Phillips, I' 9,who scaled- 13-6 and Mike Mc~ 9

Icann, a fourth place finisher in CjI the mile, along with a relay tIteam that was named as an IIalternate. ' r~I Sunnyvale won the varsity S!

!team title off the sprint efforts ~

[of John Figueroa, who won the I1'100in 10 flat and took the 220 din 21.6. He also .moved Sunny- , J

Ivale's relay team from fifth to ~!third on a great anchor leg.. F.\New Record ' j

The outstanding performs.,nce j m,of the meet came in the broad 'jump, where Pacific Grove's Isensationalsophomore,'Jolmny ,!'II

jJohnson, leaped 25-21/4 for a new ~~

meet record and the fifth best ,mlmark in high school history.Johnson also finished third in

the 220 and fourth.in· the 100 for .all 13of his team's points ..Three other meet records

Aces "'Adva nee

To State MeetSAN JOSE _ Only four South lot. of, pushing, resulfing in three ot.hletes

. '. finishing ,the race on their noses. RevIewPemnsula AthletiC League ath- of films was neceassary to determine the

letes won positions in the Cali- 100 finish.

fornhi State High School Track :;"~n':.:rs;o~d ~~n~:~or(t"~; Gat.os) 63-9

~hampionships' at theN 0 r t h (Meet. record., Old mark 63-53,4by DonCoast Section meet here Satur- ~~~;~:.'Cubberley, 1961), 5. Mitchell (Cu)

day. 120 HH - Ricky Rogers (Ells) 14.3Palo Alto half-miler De n n i S (Equals meet record set by Bob Hart·

'n' d lit St field, Richmond, 1962), 5. Dwiggins (W)I MI Igan an po e vau er eve no t.lme.Weed and Carlmont miler Mike 880 - Dave Anderson (San Ramon)

McCann and vaulter Dennis 1:~.8, 4. Milli.gan (P) 1:55.4.., .. DISCUS- Bill Staley (Las Lamas) 179-2.

Phillips qualified by fmlshmg 100- John Figueroa (Sunny~ale) 10.0.'fourth or higher in the meet 2t2~4(de~~n r~~~~J~noi:a';;,f~~k G~~~~l

at Leigh High School here. by Monte Upshaw, Piedmont, 1954).Five meet records fell, four M~i?ett(f;W49~~nanno (Antioch) 48.5, 5.

I in field events as Sunnyvale .Two mile - Ed ortegon (Logan) 9:26.8,High brought the Santa Clara 3. Martin McCann (Co) 9:40.4.

Valley Athletic League its first 180 LH - Jim Lockard (Arroyo) 19.2... , h' 220 - John Figueroa (Sunnyvale) 21.6.NCS team champIOnship m IS- Mile ,.... Mike Ryan (Wilcox) 4:12.41

tory The Jets led by John Fig- (Meet record. Old mark 4:14.4 by Morgan I'. ""d bl"· . d d Grot •.•, Aihambra, 1961), 4. Mike McCannueroa's' ou e sprmt WIll,e ge (Co) 4:19.5.

a rt 0 t he,r SCVAL squad,. Wi!- HJ - Max Lowe (Awalt.) 6-7 (Meet iCOXof Santa Clara 19-16 for the record. Old mark 6-5'4 by Vern Wilson, i, San Jose, 1950). I

title. , PV - MI'ke Robinson (Pacifi?) 14.63,41Pacific G r 0 v e sophomore (Meet record. Old mark 14-01/4by Bark·

\J hnn J hn on tied for third iey~ !,-Io Alt.o, 1963), 2. Weed (P) 13-9, 3o Y 0 S PhillipS (Co) 13-6.

place all by himself, scoring 13 880 Relay - Berkeley (Ernie' Boston,

POints in the sprints and broad Brian Legokls, Kyle Shakesnlder, Bob•. , Strickland) 1:28.7, 5. Carlmont (Jack San·J Um p. He carded the natIOn s din, Roger Royal, Jules Rovere, Gary Oli·,.

best prep broad jump of the vier!) no .tlme (Pittsburg finished fifthI ' • but was disqualified).season, 25-2\-:4, and earned fifth EXHIBI'J110N EVENTS

place on the all-time broad jump 16-pound shot - Brannen (LG) 53-91/2;lis t in erasing the lO-year-old College discus - Brannen (LG) 149-6.

k t b M t U h W SCORES: Leaders) Sunnyvale 19, WII·Imar se y on e ps a. cox 16, Pacific Grove 13, Ells 13, Encinal'j

Outstanding performance by 11, Berkeley 11; Los Got.os 11. Awalt 11,

an SPAL entry was in the Class f~~:fs"..!..p~(o 5..~f~m7,n~u1~~er!~~h~~0~~d:

B division where Menlo-Ather- side 1, Menlo·Athert.on 1).

ton's Dan McGraw won both the I75 and 150yard dashes in times C ass B If 7 7 d 149 HIGHI..'IGHT: McGraw, getting fin ea . an .. st.art.s, was a ':Iear • cut Wi, 'nor In Dothl

With McGraw scoring all their sprint.s·1

16 points the Bears took third Don Plerc~ of Piltsburg, ~, :,:phomore,1'. set. the onlY meet. record In me J division.'place behind Pittsburg (26) and His 6-2 high lump eclipsed n", st.andard!B k I (19) D'v' 'on II cham- by one·elghth of an Inch. ier e ey . I ISI Lilly was edged by one·tenth of a sec·!

pion San Carlos, led by J a h n and in a fine 330 race with Berkeley'S

Lilly, Terry Evans and the 440 Fr~~~n~~r~~~os~e~ s~~~~~~~of Carlmont.

relay team, placed fifth with 11 HJ - Don Pierce (Plffsburg) 6-2 (Meet.'nts record.,Old mark 6-l'i'. by Terry Llewel·pOl . Iyn, San Mateo, 1958). '

PV - John Wilson (Aragon) 12-6, 4.!

V .t Lour (Cu) 12-0. I. arsl Y 70 HH ,- Conn,,11 Toiliver (Piffsburg)HIGHLIGHTS: Other meet records were 9.2,3. Evans (SO f/ .•

63.9 In the shot by Bob Brannen at Los Discus - Jim GOi"rlenough (Los Altos) iGatos, 14--60,4 by Mike Robinson of Pacltlc 143-1.In the pole vault, 6-7 In the hIgh lump SP - Ron Beardsley (Amador) 53-5. Iby Max Lowe of Awalt. and a standard· 660 - Wayne Woodside (San Ramon) i

equalling 14.3 by Ricky Rogers of Ells In 1:23.0. ' Ithe high hurdles. 75 - Dan McGraw (Menlo·Atherton)

The shot and pole vault erased records 7'ko _ Frank Marasco (Berkeley) 36.1,lheld by SPAL athletes. 2. John LIlly (SC) 36.2. I

Milligan was fourth in' the 880 In 1:55.4, BJ - Don Canrlght (Campbelj) 21-11'12.best time In history by an SPAL athlete. 120 LH - Joe Caines (San Mateo) 13.4,Mike McCann broke the Carlmont school 5. Rundel (W) 13.9.record' In the mile with a 4:19.5 effort; 150 - Dan McGraw (Menlo·Atherton)he also was fourth. 14.9.

Mike McCann was In second place with 1320 - Mark Doswell (Burlingame)about 60 yards to go in the mile, but. 3:12.5, 3. Ken Nichols (Co) 3:14.7.ran out at gas. "I lust don't have the 440 Relay - Alhambra (Barry Mat.hews,jspeed at the finish," he complained Paul Nicholson, Ken Brombacher, Bilillat.er•. Pattison) 44.3, 3. SC (Bob Bussell, Terry

Weed vault.ed 13-9 and Phillips 13-6 for Evans, John Lilly, Jeff Eichorn) 44.8. !second and third behind Robinson. SCORES (Leaders): Pittsburg 26, Berke· I

Highest finish by an SPAL varsity track ley 19, Menlo·Atherton 1.6, EI Cerrito 12,IIentry was third In the two mile by Carl· San Carlos 11, Vallejo 10, Cupertino 10,mont's Martin McCann, who ran 9:40.4. Antioch 10, Alhambra 9; (other SPALHe won't get, a trip to Los Angeles June schoois - Carlmont. 3, Cubberley 2, Wood·5-6, however, because there will be no Side 1)•. -two mile event at the Stat.e meet..

Carlmont's 880 yard relay team wasgiven fifth place when Plffsburg was dis·qualified. Th" team Is an alternat.e for thest.ate meet and Coach Loren. Lansberry IiIndicated he would tak" the quartet toL.A.

Menlo.Atherton quartermller ClaibanMallett, Woodside hurdler Dick Dwigginsand Cubberley shot putter Burke Mlt.chellalso took fifth places. Malleff was timedin 49.5, making him the second fastest440 man In league history. Dwiggins set. aschool record of 14.7 In trials.

The day's best received race was thefwo mile, where Logan's Ed Ortegondueled Carlos PrIeto of Jefferson in afant.astlc last lap and beet him by a stepIn 9:26.8. This Is the first. year the eventwas Included and so the time establishedc: meet record.

T;;,,~ 880 saw a blanket finish and a

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Hicliey andJacobs inState Meet

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TEAM SCORING FOR THE 1964 NORTH COAST SECTION MEET

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Sunnyvale 19Wilcox 16.J?acific Grove 13Harry Ells 13Fremont ,'11LOS Gatos ;\; 11Berkeley ,,~ illI •Encinal, )1.11Awei.l t ,'",.Ii' 11

Car Imon YiP! ' i 9Lo 13 Lomas " 8Faciffc[·"r ' 8, / ,

-.Arroyo / ,i 8Logan / .': 8San ~mon ", ' ' 8Antioch /' / 8Campbell /' 7Palo Altp'/ 7Dell e1~lp.e 7Jeffe:r:s°rf' ,LOSA]j:td~, 5J?leaS~rlt),Hi11 5HillsdaJ.;'e'. 5Bur1ing~me 5, I

Redwoo~ 5overf~J..t ;}f';" J:, ""

Hogan" " ;: i " jPi ttsburgh '3Hoopa \ ; 3Tamalpai,6 ' 3Napa! h3Miramonte " .,''aEl Cerri tq! I ·2Live oak / /' 2Sunset ,'/ 22lIamesLick 2Watsonv;tle ' 2Eureka /1 ; 2castro/Valley, :1:I I " ,Cubberlyj' JlEallejo t, ,/' 1St Joesph '.i3/ 1San Lorabio 1

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pi ttsburghBerkeley"Henlo -Athe rtonEI Ce.rritoSan CarlosCupertinoSan, RamonSan MateoBurlingameLOS AltosCampbell,A,madorAragon.PiedmontSantia, RosaElls '..Analyllont@:omeryTerra Nova\Va tsonvil1eClayton valleyJeffeJ:SonCarlmontcubberlyFremontDel Maroverfeltcent ral JrSeasidesunnyvaleWoodsideRiChmondBuchserLeighwestmoorTerman Jr

Antioch 12Alhamora 11Vallejo 10

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---------::J*;;---~*~--."If;O;;-------RON REID, THE track and field nut of The Times Sports

Staff, reports that last week's North Coast Section Finals at 'Leigh High School could have been properly subtitled, "How toRun a Track Meet." .

High school meets are all too often marked by umiec­essary delays, poor planning, and inadequate help. But Sat­urday's NCS meet served as a model of efficiency andsupervision for all who attended.

Credit for the exceptional meet goes to Plato Yanic~~_...2fHillsdale High School and Junior Morgan of the host school,Leigh, who served as co-directors of the meet. They got greatassistance from the AAU officials and judges who helped makethe meet Northern Califor.nia's best prep event of the athleticseason.

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