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:it's likely that team scoring willIbe restored to the SPAL .TrackIChampionships. Meet directorClay Henry of Gunn may haveoverstepped his authority ineliminating tyam scoring and,'other co~ches probably willioverrule hIm.. ,

If there were no te;~ scores,\athletes at schools which award Ia block-letter for scoring a pointtin the league meet would be in,I h 0'1a toug spot. J

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I No Points Kept~

Iin SPALTrackI

Entries with the three best marks Ineach event:

120 HH - Rich Gendreau (G) 14.6w,15.0; Tam Dinges (G) 14.9nw, IS.ln;Buddy Crowell (Co) IS.OW •

8M - Tam Wake (Ca) 1:56.6, PeteLogan (Cu) 1:59.2, Gene Magnan (S)2:02.3.

'100 - Jim Marshall (R) 9.6, Fred Slo-rek (W) 10.0, Ron Sanders (R) 10.0.

440 - Rick Brandeburg (SC) 50.8, ChrisErlcks,on (W) 51.0, Frank Ramo (R) 51.2.

2 Mile - Rich Hunter (G) 9:-«1.9, BinBradtleld (Co) 9:54.9; Tom Huntsberger(P) 9:57.4.

180 LH - Buddy Crowell (Co) 19.7r,Bob Evers (Cu) 19.5w, 20.0, Rich Gen-dreau (G) 19.9w, 20.1. .

220 - Jim Marshall (R) 22-2, Fred Sto-Irek (W) 22.4 Rick Brandebiirg (SC) 22.9,1

• Mike Langley (SC) 22.9. lMile - Jon Enscoe (P) 4:22.4n, Bruce f·Hull (SC) 4:25.7n, Jon Green (Co) 4:37.2.

880 Relay - Carlmont l:30.3n, Ravens-wood 1:30.04, San Carlos 1:31.4.

Long jump - Tom Reid (Cu) 21-11'12;Ron Sledge (R) 21-10'4, Steve Rogaway(P) 21-10.

Discus - Ben Welch (W) 174-6, HankNorberg (G) l68-lJ~, Steve Simon (R)161-1.

Pole vault - Ken Weed (G) 13-9, 6aveLour (Cu) 13-0, Tom Dinges (G) 12-9.

HJ - John Radetlch (SC) 6-9V2, OscarJones (R) 6-3, Andy Taylor (W) 6·2V2.

SP - Jeff Dunker (W) 54-II, Ben Welch(W) 53-10'14,Hank Norberg (G) 51-4.

w-wlnd aided; n-nonwlnn!ng; r-relay.

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By DENNIS ANDERSON IxDlnges IG) 15.2, xCrowell (Co) 15.3, Rob·• Inson (5) 15.5, Rolly (Co) 15.5, Evers (cu)TrIbune Sports Writer 15.8.Lane IS) 16.1, Moore (R) 16.2, S. Gen-

dreau (G) 16.3.PALO ALTO - If you want to 880 - Seeded Into finals: Lilly (SC),

1m h h . ·u Wake (Co), Logan (Cu), ,Resplnl (P), H.OW W 0 t e team wmners WI Bradfield (Co), Perry (P), Magnan (5),.be in the SPAL Track Cham- Zamvil ICu)_ Qualified In trial race: R•. h' d' Ramo IR) 2:04.5, Johns IG) 2:05.7,~

pIOns IpS Satur ay at Gunn .c~·084. Padgett ICu) 2:10.1, CCilTISifn,High School here you are advis- [ :12.6. Evans (5), Tannenbaum IG),, Anderson IP), Fisher (G).ed to bring along your own pen- 100 - Seeded Into finals: Marshall (R) .

. Qualified In trials: xStorek [WI 10.1,cIl, pad and pocket calculator. xJones (R) 10.3, Sanders (R) 10.3, Raga·

. way (P) 10.3, xMcNel1i (Co) 10.4, LangleyMeet DIrector Clay Henry, (SC) 10.4, Jacobi ICu) 10.4, Flager (5) i

h t G d fol 10.4. Alternate: Eichorn (SC).coac a unn, announce - 440 _ xBrandeburg (SC) 50.8, xErlcksonlowing Tuesday's trials that no (W) 51.3, Gill (Cu) 51.4, RUdometkln (Cu)Offitial team scores would be 51.5, xRogawoy (P) 51.7, Resplnl (P) 52.2,,F. Ramo (R) 52.3, Bergman (SC) 53.4,

'Ikept. M~r~\~a) ~~;, trials, seeded Into finals:"As far as 1 am concerned Hunter (G), B. Bradfield (Co), Huntsber-.... ' ger (P), Stoddard (G), McLennagan (CU),

thIS IS a quhfymg meet for the Parker (P), Walsh (Ca), T. TerrtberryRegionals .there are no team [5), Zachary (SC), Chell (~C), Clark (P), Twohy (G), Merzarlo (Cu), Hewlett (P),championships" Henry de- Baja IS), Watson (R).

, 180 LH - xCrowell (Co) 20.1, Dingesclared. (G) 20.5, xEvers (Cu) 20.6, xR. Gendreau

While the official SPAL cham- L~~e20i~') ~~~~ b~a~0~?ci8'(&rv;r.7~S~~b~;;~-'.pionships are determined in (C~~ ~ t~~e~ed Into finals: Marshall (R).

Idual meets according to the Qualified In trials: xStorek (W) 22.8,, , .•. xSanders (R) 23.2, Rudometkln (Cu) 23.2,

league s constItutUlon, team Covey (SC) 23.2, xHopp (Co) 23.3, Brande-scores have been kept in the burg (SC) 23.3, McNeill (Co) 23.3, Langley.... (SC) 23.3, Bahlman (Cu) 23.4. (Race runprevIOus mne ChampIOnshIp on straightaway.)Meets and winning the SPAL Mile - Seeded Into linols: Enscoe (P),Hull (SC), Williams (SC), Green (Co),Finals has been considered Chapman (5), Moon (Co), Gibson (R),

. MIDL1M). Qualified In trIal race: Clarknearly as large a prIze as the ~, Crews (P) 4:50.0, Kutch (W)dual meet crown. ;;;~~\~); ~~':!d:;;~~I,(~~~~I~~~lt,~'b~::

The first six placers in all var- Boker ISC). Isity and B events Satueday will In~~ofi~~i~.y - No trials, all teams seeded.qualify for the .Regional .Meet IG~~ Ta~~~ey(~~, ~~~~;r (~l:~':;t~~~May 21 at Gunn. There IS no (SC), DeUchman (P), pillev 1M.! n~"'e-competition past the league~) Shephard (Rr all cleare~ 5-8 ormeet for C's so they will be 'run- SP - Dunker (W) 51-43/.4,Norberg (G)

. 50-5, Mitchell (Cu) 49-41;2, Mulcady (5)mng for medals only. 49-4, Welch (W) 49-3'12, Huston (Cu) 48- i

With many of the league's top 53/.4, Perryman (R) 48-3V2, Lorenzen (Co)" 45-93/.4,Fogel (5) 45-8'h.athletes seeded directly Into the LJ - Sledge (R) 21-10'/., Hamilton (P)finals, outstanding marks were ~g:~~X~'c~~~e1F(h~~-7io~3'~;g~~d~~~U2~~i,sparse in the trials. Most no- McClellan ICu) 20-0, Rogaway IP) 19-8%,. Jacobi (Cu) 19-6%.table was a 168-11% dISCUS Discus - Norberg (G)' 168-Jl3.4, Welchthrow .by Hank Norberg of (W) 166-2'/2, SImon (R) 154·7'/2, Landes(P) 153-4'12, Peterson (Ca) 147-51;2, Roque.Gunn. Improving more than 10 (R) 147-2'4, Ferguson (5) 143-4'14,Mulcady'

feet over his previous best, Nor- (Slll43~~ktr~c~h~1)p~~-~lscus and long1berg feU 3% inches short of the lump will be carried Into finals and will,

stand unless improved upon. _Imeet record set two years ago PV - No trials, seeded Into finals: ..

by Carlmont's Tom Grimm Weed (G), Lour (Cu), Dl,nges (G), Brunol• (Ca), White (Ca), Moore (R), DaCostaBen Welch of Woodside, who (G), Macy (W), Allyn (G), ~~lth JM),

. L Deltchman (P), Lalaurte (5 , R mer Ilogged the all-tIme best SPA (Co), Kranak (Cu), Chisholm (SC), Taylordiscus throw of 174-6 in the (W), Robinson (5), Williams (SC), SmithS'D' . Ch " h' (Cu), Suda (Cu), Babin (SC) ..equOia Istnct amplOnS IpS ~.' Ilast Friday night, was second at Class B

"166-2Y, LeadIng marks In trials held Tuesday:2' , •• "' 70 HH - Portman (5) 9.2; 880 - Allen~I All marks m the dISCUS,shot (Ca) 2:12.6 (leadIng 880 entrants seeded);

Put and long jump made in the 100 - Pigman (5) 10.4, Williams (M)10.4; 440 - Platts (W) 52.8, Blanco (5)trials will stand up in the Finals 52.9, Simpson (R) 53.8 (Warden, W;

. S d seeded); 180 LH - Portman (5) 21.8; 220unless Improved upon atur ay. _ Bush (P) 23.3 (Warden, Hood, W,Henry also annOimced the seeded); SP - Curry (5) 47-3, ~a~,r'

(M) 46-" Discus - Curry (5) 1 - 2; Istarting time Saturday has been LJ - dwards (5) 19-8'/'; HJ - 91moved up to 11:30 a.m. for track ~~3~~~re~~y~Ofrio Is In mile, 2 mile, PV jievents. Field events will begin CI C'at 11 o'clock. ass

100 - O'Connor (5) 11.1; 440 - Stradley

Varsity ~a~~~o~n~~o ts~;.~fe~?;e(~) ~i~;(2~Qualifiers for Saturday's finals (x-heat 5:07.7; SP - Low (R) 44-5; HJ - 9

winner): cleared 4-10 or 5-0; LJ :.... Gardl (M) 18·,120 HH - xR. Gendreau (GI 15.2, 2'1•• No trials In 880 Relay or 880.

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By KEVIN DOYLE, Tribune Sports WriterI

Palo Alto's strong overall balance is enough to make 1_. -.- _R..:.~:::"

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PALO ALTO TIMES, SATURDAY, MAYll,-'_~~_ ~~

Palo Alto favored

track finals tonight. h' d th 2 mile - (all runners seeded) HunterPalo Alto High School will be fmals because e mlsse e (G) 9:42.2, Huntsberger (P), C. Carey

r n depth and overall trials due to an abcessed tooth, (Ca), Dailey (5), lerrlb~ry (f)' ('t.a~-coun mg 0 .. should win the long jump al- ~~~~~~W'(g~tp(ark;r (~~~ar3'Mall~Ystrength tomght when the Vlk- though Ron Sledge last year's (Ca), San Felipo (5), Krlngel (M), Ben-. f h S th P , '. son (Cu), Aldous (W), Taylor (M).mgs go a tel' t e ou emn- champ will push the Tnbe star. 180 LH _ Evers (Cu) 20.4, Leslie (W),sula Athletic League track The 'high jump is a toss-up Miller (Co), Portman (5), Cooke (M),... , , Moore (R). Seeded - Rolly (Co) 20.2,

ChampIOnships at SequOIa s I with Johnson, Ravenswood s Os- 220 - Marshall (P) 22.7, Ha~dy (W)T F" ld PlAit' M k 227 Malone (R), Bush (P), Gill (Cu),erremere Ie , . car Jones and a 0 0 s ar IR~gaway (P), Springhorn (Cu). Seeded-The 40-event meet Will get' Daley all six-footers. Hatcher (M) 22.7.

underway at 6: 30 p.m. with the Gunn's Bob Piatt who finished Mile - Hewlett (P) 4:50.4. Pietz (S),, , , Butler (W), Chenault (W), Kutch (W),

B pole vault and the lIghtweight strongest among the league's Hoffman (W), Ahrens (Cu), Buchta (R),t 'I I ted for 7 p m and d K W d Seeded - Enscoe (P) 4:30.2, Eaton (Co),WO ml es sa. ", 880 runners an en ee, Britts (M), Newton (M), Boio (5), Moon

the regular rotatIOn of varsity whose 14-3 pole vault was a (Ca), Kriebel (Cu), Clark (P),events commencing at 8 p.m. Northern California best will 880 rei - (all teams seeded) Rav,. I ' ,1 :36.7, San Carlos 1:39.0, M-A, Sequoia,with the 120 high hurd es. gather some points for the TI- Woodside, Carlmont, Terman, Jordan; ..

PlAit ' hances for a h f d' t h P SP - Welch (W) 53·!!3A, Penrose (Co),a 0 0 s c tans, t e de en mg mee c am . Wolfram (P), Thorup (P), McCall (5); +team title were further en- Palo Alto should get some key Williams (SC), Zulch (P), Sloan (5).h d h C 1 t h . B b B h Dis - Penrose (Co) 169-3V2, Landes'

ance w en ar mon coac points from sprmters, 0 us, (P), Welch (W), Birtwhlstle (G), Woad,'"Loren Lansberry moved several Steve Rogaway and -Greg Mar- side (5), Roque (R), Stolle (Co), Wright

of his t0J?-I?-0.tch ~nne~s down to shall, miler Jon Enscoe, t",:o- (C~~, _ Sledge (R) 21-4V2, Jones (~),:the B diVISIOn mcludmg 1:59.2 miler Tom Huntsberger and dls- Coe (G), Shepard (R), Smyth (Cu), Mqr- ..h If 'I P t C C lmont . L d shall (P), Balestrero (Co), Bringhurst-

a ml er a. ar~y .. ar cus flipper Wmton an es. (SC), Seeded _ Johnson (5) 22-91'''_won the SequOIa Dlstnct meet. One of the top races of the PV - Smith (Cu) and Dorn~ush (1')_.

S "I1 'bl be . h '11-6. Seeded - Weed (G), White (C'!), ~equOla WI now pOSSI y night could come In t e varsity Deitchman (P), Bruno (Co), Chisholm ..the top District entry. two mile where defending champ (SC), Smith (M), Eshleman (G), Kranek"..

Th Ch k t ') (Cu), Wilson (G). • ~e ero ees ~an coun ~n Rich Hunter (9:42.2 thiS season HJ _ Daley (P), Jones (R), W!lso'! •.Points from CharlIe Johnson m d Carlmont Chris Carey (sc), Sledge (R), Hencmann (SC), Deitch: •.. . an man (P) all cleared 5-8. Seeded __ "the long ,Jump and the.' high (9:35.5) will be in quest Of:Johnson (s). ..jump. Johnson, seeded In the Hunter's - 1966 meet record of I.

j~37.6.Palo Alto's Landes, Woodside's

Ben Welch and Carlmont's Jim

'Penrose will hook up in one ofthe best-ever discus battles. Allhave thrown over 174 feet andwiIl be after the meet record

of 169-3Y2 set by Carlmont'sTom Grimm in 1964.

Penrose tied the meet mark

in Friday's trials with Welchsecond at 159.7.

I Friday's qualifiers:

I VARSITYQualifiers for tonight's SPAL cham·

Pi~~3h~~:_ Evers (Cu) 15.2, Moore (R),Portman (5), Leslie (W), Robinson (5).Seeded - Rally (Ca) 15.2. Gendreau (G)

15a~0 !... Gibson (R) 2:05.4, Ooms, (M),Hammie (Cu), HIli (R), Harkrider (SC),Willis (5), Callison (P). Seeded. - Platt(G) 1:55.8, Respinl (P), Cole!",an (P),Gavazza (M), Hampton (R), Blanco (S),Allen (P), Curry (5), Magnan (5).

100 - Rogaway (P) 10.2, Jones (R)10.2, Handy (W), Bush (P). Sibley _(R),Pipkins (M), Marshall (P). Seeded -,j'l