IState Track

Brown Doubles;Adams Sets Mark

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By 1'illtlGartner

Los A I t a s High's dandy f Montclair. 1:53.7. Heat 3. - James- .. Baxter. Los Angeles. 1:54.0. Bobjuo, mIddle d 1St a n c e ace Franck. Whittier. 1:54.3: Mark Van.. k B . Biswyk, Burbank (Sacramento).~IC rown and weightman 100-Heat 1 _ Vincent Breddell,r h r i s Adams highlighted Kearny ,<San Diego), 9,7,' Ral'2h.Li-r ' gons, Plttsbur~, 9.8: William Smith,Ll'ials in the 52nd state track Morse (San Diego), 9.8. Heat 2 -4 , Allen Carter, Bonita, 9.7; San Burns,(lleet yesterday at Berkeley s: EI Cerrito, 9.7; Albert Riley, Edi~on~dwards Stadium and solidi-' \f;~f~oln5:89 ..};ea~e1.Jac~a~s~'t~~~~1fied their school's bid to be- Islands (Oxnard), 9.8; Chuck Bom-I ..• manto, Crestmoor, 9.8.come the fIrst Northern Cali- 120HH - Heat 1 - McKinley Mas-f'ornia winner in seven years ley,. Bakersfie,d 14·0: Doug Snyde,• Lodl, 14.3; Cal Gibson, Lakewood,

14.7. Heat 2 - Milton Turner, Castle-

Before-5200 s p e c tat 0 r s, mont, 14.0j Steve Cook, ClaremontBrown won his 440 and 880 f~:,n 1£~g~eal41: ~0~e8~IT:~0~~r~e=heats and then achored the side (Inglewood), 13.7 (Wind aide~;, Lee Busby, Pittsburgh, 14.2: EdKnight's mile-relay quartet Washington, Fremont (L.A.), 14.2.• h h . Ad 440 - Heat 1 - Rick Brown, Losto anot er eat victory. - Altos, 48.0; Tony Krzysoisiak, Garden

'ams meanwhile set the only Grove. 48.6: Frank Berry, Crenshaw, ., , (LA) 48.7. Heat 2-Lany Boaen, WestpF meet record of the day ~~~~~fi~~~4;41~i.~~r~.;~o~~5~rt~~~in the discus with a 190-4toss 48.5. Heat 3 -:- Milton Mitc.hell,.Lin.-

. coin (San Diego), 48.7; Bill Hicks.

land was second 111 the shot Morningside (Inglewood), 48.9; John1/ Roberts, Castlemont, 48.9.put at 62-214heave_ 220 _ Heat 1- Chuck Bommarito,T d ' fIt t t I Crestmoor, 21.8: Steve Odom. Berke-o a y s ma s s ar a ley, 21.9; Mike Britt, EI Cerrito. 22.0.

12:30 p.m. with the pole r1~: §a-;;:;-J~3~~~,W£itece~~rJ~ ~r.~vault Track events begin at i Philip Whiten, Hamilto.n (LA), 21.9,•. Heat 3 - Myron MCGill, Crenshaw3 p.m. WIththe 440-relay. (LA) 22.1: Kermit Johnson, Blair (Pas.adena), 22.4: Boris Scalier, Cuperti_

.In t~e 880, Brown was run- n'l-iJif~'~ Heat 1 _ Bill Murray, Miranmg fIfth at the 440 mark Costa (Manhattan Beach), 4;:16.8;

.• ' Dave Harper, Claremont (San Diego),but entermg the fmal curve 4:17.1: Mike Palomino, EI Cemto,h . d h d d 4:17.4. Heat 2 - Brent Tubb, Cleve-e turne on t e spee an land (LA), 4:17.7; Richard Walker.-coasted to an easy win in A r r 0 y 0 (EI Monte), 4:1~.2; DaveChamness, Awalt (Mountaan VIe'-'1,1:53.9. Fifty-five minutes lat- ~}Je;'(~~~ffi~ p},'T~~S,nuS~~:i~.lter he came back for the 440. Ruben He.redia,. Oce~nside. 4:17.3;\V·tl b t 200 d 1 ft h Wayne Smith, Mills (Millbrae), 4:17.5:I 1 a ou yar s e , e Mile Relay - Heat 1 - 'Los Altos_

again kicked out and zoomed r;l~~r;Pc5~~ian~a~~Ch~~~{~.'g;E6~~r;{~1 d .. g i 48 0 geles. 3:17.4. Heat 2 - Long Beacha 1ea , wmnm n .. Poly, 3:18.7;Morningside (Inglewood),

The Cal-bound senior was ~:1~7:B~~rnM~~~OenAd~~)3:1~~~'Ho';1,1~~

not finished, however. This 1~rialf~t~~~2!' 3:20.3; Mt. Whitneyt· 1 had a I nger rest POLE VAULT - 18 qualified atIme Ie 0 , 13-6) _ Woody Roosevelt, Universityone hom' and 15 minutes be- (LA), 1v)ike Oliver, !"I0over (Fresno):., ' Kelly Lindsay, LA Sierra (Sacramen-fore the mile relay. to): Tom Lindsay, La Sierra (Sacra"

.•• mento); Dennis Simas, Arcata: Mike'l'rallmg by 15 yards, the -Tucker, Ganesha (Pomona); MikeHill, MaYfair (Lakewood); John Ceg-

baton was passed to Brown, lia, Homestead (Sunnyvale); Daye

About 100 yards from the fin· ~~~a~n sr~~~~~~~r'b'a~I°'ff61~s'i~~~:ish he began sprinting to win I S~n Mateo; Steve Allen, Elk Grove;

I Rich Lorenz, Castro Valley: Markthe race in easy fashion by 10 Jon~s. Terra Linda: E!enny Alvarez,.• University (LA): Don Pierce. Alvarez:yards. He was tImed III 47.8 I Richard Norkumas.· EI C-ejon: Rick

th Kn' h I k d I Schultz. Helix (EI Cajon).

as e 19 ts were c oc e Discus (12 qualifY) - Chris Adams]. 3'16 1 - \ Los' Altos, 190-4.(breaks meet recoro111 -' ., I of 189-1).Jim Peters, Piedmont, 1966)

Adams a 190pound senior· I..Charles Anderson, Porterville, 184-0,, -I Dan Panetta, Tulare, Steve Bowen,who is also' going to Cal set Sun n y val e, 177-4; Rick Heilman,, Merced. 169-3: Roger Freberg, San

the only record with an aver- Marino. 168-8:.Keith Rowen, Lincol~. (SF) 167-7: Jim Royer, Campbell,age throw for him. He has 167-4:Tom Murray, Lemoore. 163-11;

b . 1 Mike Evans, Orange, 162-0; Marl<thrown 201-0, ut hIS 90-4 Sena, Hemet, 160-8; B.II Winchester:

tOSS in the discus wiped out Mt. Miguel (Spring Vall~Y),160-8.. 'Long Jump (12 qualify) - James

the 189-1 mark set by Jim ~i~~list"Jiill~I';;I~, (Pli'~~'i,nal'de~~b~:Peters of Piedmont in 1969. 23-10~4:Joe Craig, Washington (LA),23-7112; Lynn Swann. Serra (San Ma­Only three San Franciscans teo). 23-7: Ralph Drew, Serra (Gar-

... dena). 23-31fz; Ken Murphy, Menlo ;gamed the fmals, two m the Atherton, 23"13/4: Darrell Fultcher,weights. In the discus, Keith ~dd~~~n.(S~~f~6~~k:~~:6~~;~~~na~~Rowen of Lincoln placed sev- Wilois,. Oceanside, 22-111/2;Rick ..,.,.,HI-er, Leigh. 22-8'\14; Tony Krzyzolslak.

! enth in the trials with a to~s ~~~aer~ (~~oav~ei~~~8~:81~~eveBaxter,of 167-7and in the shot Chns ~ !3hot Put (12 qualify). - f!andy

Callero of'Riordan was 10th .~~t~r°t'o/~,~g:,na62~lv:;/4ke~h~~:e'1:With a heave of 56 11 Fullerton, 61-31/4;DaveSchiller. Mipi-

1 ' - . kan (Long Beach), 60-11; Bill Wan-Lincoln's Wolfgang Schmu- ~~~~te~o~~' ~~~~~~I1:~SP$~~g~~I;~J:

lewicz also advances to to- 60-11f4;Gene Clark, Poly (Riverside),

I 60-01/4;Charles Mont~omery, Castle­day's final in the two-mile in mont. 58-71f4: J~n Kalbuck, I.,as Lo;;which there were no trials. m~[i:5~~6;oft~~'~o~~I;~me. Rs~ih~;':;

Los Altos qualified six, as ~~:¥.~4'Belmont, McLane (Fresno).did Castlemont of Oakland I

and El Cerrito had five.

TRIALS I

(First Three. Qualify in IIn Each Heat) .

44D-Relay- Heat 1 - Santa Ana(Winstead, Harrell. Davis. White) 41.4(equals meet record); East Bakers­field 42,0; Los Angeles 42.2. Heat 2­EI Cerrato 41.5: Hamilton (Los An­geles), 41.7; Edison (Fresno) 42.2.Heat 3--Castlemont 42.1; Fremont(Los Angeles), 42.4: Pittsburg, 42.5.

880 - Heat 1 - Rick Brown, LosA.ltos. 1:53.9: Randy Vasquez, Univer­Sity (LA) 1:54.7: Jack Looney, Wood­land, 1:54.9. Heat 2 - Nathan BurksCastl~mo.nt. 1:52.7: Percell Keeling:Mornmgslde. 1:53.6; Mickey Senior,

Hlgn Jump (11 quallt:ed at 6-4) ­Jerry CuIP. Oceanside; Dean Owens.EI Cajon; Jerry Woods. Oakland: Ran­

dy""7Fulkerson. Stan Fe (Santa FeSprings); Gordon Brown, Wasco: RorvKotnick. Millikan (Long Beach); TomMurohy, H i g h I and s (North High­lands); Greg Redmond. Ygnacio Val­lev (Concord): Mark Viera. De LaSalle (Concord); Rick Kong. CastroValley: Paul Menzel, San Marcos.

180 low hurdles - Heat 1 - Mil­ton Turner, Castlemont. 18.7; DavidDuke. Fresno. 19.4:Jerry Matlock. Or­ange Glenn (Escondido) 19.5. Heat 2- Jimmy Davis, Santa Ana. 18.7:Rick Gilson. Bolsa Grande (GardenGrove) 19.0; AI Hall. Morninl1:side(In"glewood). 19.2. Heat 3 - McKinleyM 0 s ley. Bakersfield. 18.7: JamesMeA lis t e r. Blair Pasadena, 19.1:Steve Smith. Oakmont. 19.3. -

Brown, Adams, Andrew and relay team qualify for finalsBy LARRY LAVELLE

Times Sports WriterBERKELEY-Edwards Stadi­

um emptied out in a hurry andsuddenly the foot traffic out­numbered the cars on busy Ban­croft Way.

Four athletes wearing thepowder blue warmups ·of Los

Altos High trudged along thesidewalk, picking their waythrough the mob of humanity,but not with total anonymity.

"Hey, Superman!" hollered apasserby in mixed admirationand envy.

One of Rick Brown's, team­mates nudged him with an el­bow and smirked.

For Brown surely was Super~man Friday as the best of Cali­fornia's preps competed in quali­fying tests for today's 52nd" an­nual state CIF track and fieldchampionships.

Up in the pressbox one scribe,getting his first look at Brown,exclaimed:

"That guy is inhuman."Well, the adults and the ado­

lescents are in agreement.Brown is out of this world.

Frank Berry of Crenshaw(Los Angeles) made it clear'enough to anyone who botheredto watch the first heat of the440.

Berry finished third in that'race. He got off very fast. Toobad. Berry missed a good show.Brown broke leisurely from hisstandup start, but after 100, or

RICK BROWN so yards he pushed his "catch______ •. 1..- __ - . ~ -",_i ...•.'.

up" button which means it'stime to pass anyone who showshis heels.

Brown closed so quickly thatby the second turn it was allover. He breezed home in 48flat to easily to qualify.

After Berry had finished hisrace, he could hardly wait torush up to Locke's Donald Fish­er-a friendly competitor fromLos Angeles-who ran fifth.

You could almost lip readfrom the uppermost row of thestadium, as Berry crooked histhumb . in the direction ofBrown:

"Hey, man, where'd that catcome from?"

Not too many minutes earlier,Brown tore around the last turnof the 880 and breezed home in1: 53.9. Again he had playedcatch-up successfully.

He caught the tape across theletters one more time in anchor­ing the Knights' mile relay teamto a 3: 16.1 victory. The slowestOakland Tech quartermiler wastimed in 49.1-but incredibly theOAL champs finished second toLos Altos.

When Larry Davis got the ba­ton from leadoff man Bob

Thompson he had eight runnersin front of him. He passed sixof them in one turn around the

track in hitting 48.7.Andrew ran the third leg in a

hurry-48.3-and left only onerabbit for Brown to catch.

Br'own buried Tech's MauriceJackson with a 47.6 leg, and ex-plained afterward: '

"Our plan was to qualify easy-well not easy, within reason-but ... " said Brown. Itdidn't require' further explana­tion. Jackson was a challengeand Brown had to respond toit.

Leo Long, Los Altos coach,readily admits that he has beenpointing his kids towards a statecham pionsh ip.

If today isn't the day, therewill be much disappointment.

Following Friday's action,there was bubbling confidence.

"We're just as pleased aspunch," said Long, as he re­assembled his team in the park­ing lot across from the stadium.

."Everything's great. We qual­ified where 'we' wanted to. In a­

way, I'm even, glad Larr.y's(Larry Davis) out of the 880. Ithink we would have scratched

him anyway so he could con­centrate on the relay.

One thing which may haveswayed Long was the 1:52.7performance by Castlemont'sNathan Burks in the half. Thatwas the fastest time of the day.

Castlemont figured to be theteam to beat-as far as LosAltos is concerned. Burks issomething the Knights didn't ex­pect to contend with, inasmuchas he ran only 1:56.6 in theOAL meet.

Long won't come out and pre­dict doubles for Brown andChris Adams, his deluxe weight­man.

"That Ricky Brown is some­thing, isn't he? And Chris, he'sin great position for a double.And look out for Jim Andrew."

Adams, the defending statechamp in the discus, wheeledone 190-4. The national recordholder with a Ibest of 201 didn'tbother to take off his sweats,but led the field of qualifiers.

In the shot put he rolled uphis sleeves and got off a 62-21;4toss, second only to RandyWithrow of Pasadena, the topqualifier at 62-41f4.

In all, the Midpeninsula bat-

ted .667, with a dozen qualify­ing out of 18. Those figures donot include the two-mile nor thetriple jump which required nopreliminaries.

Perhaps the most heroic ,ef~fort of all was that· of stubbylittle Julian Lucas of Gunn.

Barely edged out in his, heatof the 440-fourth in 49.2-'-hejumped the gun once, then ranout in the 180 lows.

But with his team virtuallydead in the mile relay, Lucastook them from fifth to thirdwith an anchor Jeg 48.7 in whichhe wore down El Cerrito's Man­uel Evans.

Other qualifiers:Andrew, third in heat of 440,

48.5.

Dave Chamness, Awalt, thirdin .heat of mile, 4: 19.3

Boris Scalier, Cupertino, thirdin heat of 220, 22.4.

Ken Murphy, Menlo-Atherton,sixth in long jump trials,23-13;1 .

Steve Bowen, Sunnyvale,fourth in discus trials. 177-3.

John C e g I i a, Homestead,cleared qualifying height of 13-6in pole vault.

Those who failed:

Cupertino 440 relay, eighth inheat, 43.0; Vie Brooks, Los Al­

tos, seventh in heat of high hur­

dles, 14.9; Dave Bagshaw, Gunn,ninth in heat of high hurdles,14.9; Davis, Los Altos, fifth inheat of 880, 1:56.9.·

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1 BOln luarito

Quali fies

In SprintsBy RON REID

Times Sports Writer

Can this incredible kid do it

again?That was the No. 1 que:>tion

today as the fifty-second annualCalifornia Interscholastic Fed­

eration (CIF) State Track and

Field Championships met theirhour of resolution at DC Berke­

ley's Edward Stadium.The "kid" is Rick Brown, the

unbelieveable yeoman work­

horse of the Los Altos HighSchool Knights, who gave indi­

cation in yesterday's trial com-Ipetition of a periormance thachas never yet be(;n equalled inthe Scate Meet, or anywhere!else for Ihat matter.

Brown, as he has all seasonlong, doubled in the baU-mileand 440 in the opening day com­petition and won both raceswith less than an hour':> rest be­tween them. After he had run toa 1:53.9 triumph in the first heatof the 880, he came back with a48-flat quarter that was the bestof the day in that event.

And he ran. both a"aces with

smooth, fluid e f fort I e s sstrides, easier than your nextnine-hole trek around Muni .links, or a tour through theaisies of Safeway.As if to prove the dreadfully

tough double was no more lax·ing than a stroH, Brown savedhis finest heroics for the lasttrial of the afternoon - in themile relay. An c b 0 I' i n g aKnights' foursome that made upground off the fine carries ofLarry Davis and Jim Andrew,Brown clocked 47.6 as Los Altosnipped the tape in 3:16.8 and

. then waited in vain for someoneelse to match the mark.

Adams Doubles/ Along with Browil, whom half

the 5,200 still couldn't believe,

Los Altos lived up to it:> title Ifavorite role off the superb dualperformance of another DC­bound athlete, weightman ChrisAdam:>.

The burly defending discus Ichampion ranked first in hisl

specialty. after the trial throws 'Iwith a 190-4 to:>s that shatteredthe CIF record of 189-1.

He also was :>econd amongthe shot put contingent with a62-21f4 effort exceeded only byRandy Withrow of Pasadena,who got one off two inchesfarther.

The trial marks didn't carry \over into today's showdown ses­:>ion, however, so both Brown,Adams, et aI, had to do it allover again.

San Mateo County lost 62J,~

per cent of its State Meet de­legation, but showed the be'stpromise in several seasons ofreturning to this side of theBay with something more I

than a program.A total of six athlete:> carried

the colors of this high-rent sec­tion of the Peninsula into battle- led by Crestmoor :>printer iChuck Bommarito, who sur-!

vived the qualifying in both thel100 and 220..The Falcons' fleet junior, run-I

ning out of the ninth lane, wonhis heat in the furlong (with a

, 21.3 mark) after he powered

l through the last 20 yards of the Ii loa for a third place in 9.8.

Val' many years, Califor­nia Interscholastic I<'edera­tion offic~als would not al­Iowan individual to enterboth the 440 and 880-yardruns in the S·t ate Prep;rrack Meet. .

"It was to· protect theathletes," explained one of

'the CIF brass. How true,but which athletes?

There was some questionas to who lieeded the pro­tecting from whom todaywhen the finals of the 52nda n 11u a 1 State Track andFie I d Championships be-

. gan at Cal's Edwards Stad­ium in Berkeley.

Rick Brown of Los Altos

High became the first run­ner to enter both thoseevents in the semifinalsyesterday at Edwards. Healso anchored a mile relay.

What he nee d e d wasmore competition, not protoection. Brown kicked homefirst in all his events withawesome nonchalance.

He won his heats with1:53.9 in the 880 and an un­pressed :48.0 in the 440and

then came back to makeup 15 yards and win by tenwith a :47.6 mile relayan­chor. Los Altos' winningrelay time was 3: 16.1.

Brown, so s 1end e r helooks too frail for any typeof athletics. and teammateChris A dam s, who quali·fied in the discus at 190-4and shot put at 62-2%, werethe main reasons a North­

ern California school was

favored to take 'the team tj.title for the first time inseven years.

Los Altos, with six solidspots nailed down in the fi­nals, appeared a cinch tobecome only the ninth Nor­Cal school in 52 years towin the team champion­ship. Castlemont of Oak­land also had six qualifyingspots.

Top Castlemont entrantwas Milton Turner, whowon the high hurdles in:14.0 and came back withan 18.7 to tie the stadiumrecord in the 180lows. Jim­my Davis of Santa Ana andMcKinley Mosley of Bak-

ersfield also ran :18.7. AJ·

fonzo Hall of Morningsidehad the best hurdle markof the day, a :13.7 in the I 'Ihighs, but it was wind·aided.

But the thing that had5200 fans buzzing the mostyes t e I' day was Brown.Some of the com men t swere .. "Is he twins."... "Take a saliva test"... "Impossible."

One lady fan, perhapsunknowingly, mad e theday's most i I' ani c state­ment.

;'That sort of t h i n gshould be illegal," she said.said.

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Ups an~ Downs in "State Prep Meet

It was difficult to tell if some of the competitors were coming orgoing during yesterday's semifinals of the State Prep Track Meetin Edwards Stadium. Mark Jones of Marin County's Terra LindaHigh backed into a. finsls berth in the pole vault (Jeft) when he

cleared 13-0 on his third attempt. Jerry Haugan of Davis High in

Modesto backed out of the competition (above) when he failed toclear the qualifying height of 6-4. Actually, Haugan missed allthree chances at 6-2: That's not exactly how Dick Fosbury intendedhis famed backward flop to flop. Story on Page 30.

-Examiner photo by Tom Willian_.G_ .__ '~.' .. 'o' .••..••. , "-" __

-By ALANMcALLASTER

Bolstered by an extraordi­nary 'perf ormanc e fromhaJf·mll.er Nate Burks, Castle·mont !sback in the runningfor the team championship inthe 52nd California Interscho­lastic Federation State Trackand Field Championships thisafternoon at Edwards Stadi·um.

With Burks clocking a ca·reer best of 1:52.7,' ahnost afull four seconds faster thanhe has ever run before, theKnights matched pre-meet fa·vorite Los Altos with four vic·tories and six total qualifiersin yesterday's trials at theUniversity of California oval.

Besides Burks' wire-to·wiretriumph, Castlemont got firstplaces from hurdler MiltonTurner in 14 seconds flat and18.7 as well as its 440 relayteam· In 42.1. Shot putterC h a rl e s Montgomery andquarter miler John Robertsalso qualified for tOOay's fi·nals ..

Howe v e r, Los Altos hasIron·man Rick Brown, andthat alone makes them tough.Brown won his 880 heat in1:53.9, came from last enter·ing the second turn in the 440to win in 48-0at, and then anc·hored the mile relay team to a3:16.1 victory with a 47.6 an­chor leg.

Chris Adams, the Califor­nia-bound weightman, got thePeninsula Knights their otherfirst place by adding 15 inchesto the State Meet record with'a discus throw of 190feet fourinches.

Adains also qualified secondin the shot put at 62-21,4,sixplaces ahead of Montgomeryin what could be a criticalbattle. Jim Andrews got LosAltos their other finals berthwith the fourth fastest 440time of 48.5.

. Competition begins with thepole vault at 12:30p.m. today.The races staI:t with the 440relay at 2 o'clock.

Santa Ana's ~uarter mile

baton group thrilled yester.day's crowd of 5,200 by:tyingthe meet record· of 41.4 ill thevery first running event. Edi­son of Stockton set the recordduring the trials last year.

Right b e h i n d Castlemontand Los Altos With five quali­fiers is El Cerrito, with its 440relay team that won in 41.5,non-winning sprinter SammyBurns off times of 9.7 and21.7, come-through miler MikePalomino and Mike Britt, whomade the 220field In 22·0at.

PalOmIDOcame from behindm the stretch to pass fadingBob Manning of De La Salle,who went out with a 60.7 firstlap 'and led for the first three,to grab the third and finalspot 1nhis heat with a lifetimebest of 4:17.4.

Morningside of Inglewood,led by hurdler Alfonso Hall,also pulled down five berths in

.the finals.

A m 0 n g other outstandingmarks yes t e r day was the3:16.8 mile relay by Tech,which led until Brown bootedLos Altos home in the stretch.

The Bulldogs, who are com­peting in the State Meet eventfor the third straight year aft­er going undefeated againstOakland A t hIe tic Leaguecompetition over the samespan, set an all-time recordfor Eastbay prep quartets.

With all four' mnners goingunder 50 seconds, Tech's timewas 4-10ths of a second betterthan the area standard set byCastlemont last Saturday attbe Kennedy Games.

Burks' time makes him theEastbay's third fastest prephalf miler ever, just one-halfsecond behind 1968state cham­pion Geor~e Alfaro of· Pitts­burg.

Palomino makes the all­time mile list with his clock·mg.

In the field. events, RickKong of Oastro VaHey andMark Viera of De La Sallecleared season's bests to jointhe high jump qualifiers at

;I6-4, and Las Lomas shot putt­er J an Kilbuck improved overseven inches with the ninthbest trials. mark of 58-1.

Jared Butler of Pittsburg,after helping thelPirates qual­ify in the 440 relay, was dis­qualified from the high hur­dles after two false starts. Hewas in the same heat as Turn­er ..

The Pitt senior, who has ad·mitted he needs a good start,may have been overcautiousin the lows. At any rate, hemissed qualifying by 3-10thsof a second.

Teammate Lee Busby madeit in the highs but failed in thelows, despite equaling his bestHme this year.

None of the Eastbay discust hr 0 w e I' s made the finals..Tom Taerea of Con cordmissed .by just eight incheswith a toss of 160feet.

Turner hit two hurdles whileclocking his 14-flat, and hadan even easier heat victory inthe lows. However, JimmyD a vis .of Santa Ana andMcKinley Mosley of Bakers­field equaled Turner's 18.7 inwinning their heats.

Del Valle junior Bob See, an880 semifinalist for the secondstraight year, gat boxed inand m isse d qualifying by4-10ths of a second in 1:54.8.Jim Baxter of L.A. High, thestate runner-up last year, wonit in 1:54-flat

"Defending champion JimMcAlister of Blair led the longjump qualifiers with a leap of24-1¥2, which came on his firstattempt.

Pasadena's Randy Withrowgot off the day's best shot putof 62-4%on his first try, thenfouled on his other three.

Burks' first lap !time was55.1, and he appeared to berunning easily all the way.....

Hall's 13.7 in the highswould have equaled the meet·record, except that he had anaiding wind of 6.3 miles perhour. On Turn~'s 14-£1at,thewind was 4.9 m.p.h. againstitherunners.

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BONITA'S ALLEN CARTEREDGES SAMMY BURNS IN 9.7100 HEAT

Burns, the EICerrito flash, also ran 9.7, Edison's Albert Riley was third

By TOM LaMARRE

Even though~ he~ concedesthat Los Altos is ahnost un­beatable, Castlemont c 0 a c hRanis Flowers believes hisKnights have a chance for thetea In. championship in the

..52nd state track and fieldmeet today at Edwards Stadi­um in Berkeley.

Six of the Knights' seven en·trants in yesterday's trialsqualified fo the finals, but thestrong Los Altos contingent,also nicknamed the Knights,has a good chance to win asmany as five events.

'•••• "It's going to take a lot ofluck for us to win," Flowerscommented after the trials."They're ~most unbeatable.The only way they can lose ~s

MILTON TURNERNeeds a double

to fall on their faces."Weightman C h r i s Adams

and middle-distance runnerRick B row n have goodchances to be double winnersfor Los A" t 0 s, and theKnights' mile relay foursomealso is a favorite .

Victories in those eventswould give the Knights a maxi­imum of. 30 points, nearly in­sunnountable, _with Jim- An­drew capable of adding a fewmore in the 440.

Cast]emont desperatelyneeds a double from hurdlerMilton Turner, an 0 the rcome-through performancefrom Nate Burks in the 880, astrong showing from CharlesMontgomery in the shot put, ahigh finish by its defendingchampion 880 relay team anda couple of points from quar­ter·miler John Roberts.

"Turner has to give us that12-point base to work from,"F]owers declared. "If he does,we've got a shot.

. Turner, who has the best

. times· in the state for bothhurdle races this season, tiedfor the second best time in thehighs yesterday with a 14.0•

and tied for the best mark inthe lows in 18.7.

But he struggled a bit in thehighs, des pit e winning hisheat, with a false start in ad­dition to skimming three hur­dles.

"When Jared But 1e r(ofPittsburg) false started rightnext to me twice and was IDS­

qualified, it bothered me forsome reason. I didn't run thefirst· three h u r dIe s verystrongly and was off-balanceall the way." .

Burks was the biggest sur·'prise of the trials, leadingfrom start to finish in a 1:52.7clocking with runners thathad gone nearly 4%-secondsfaster than his 1:56.6 previousbest.

"I was scared before therace," Burks admitted, "but Ithought I'd qualify second orthird in my heat. I expectedto go about 1:53.0, but I fig­ured they (Mickey Senior ofMontclair and Morningside'sPercell Keeling) would gofaster.

"I felt good all the way,physically, but men talI y Ikept waiting for someone to

come up and pass me. Butnow I think I can go 1:52.0inthe finals if I run a faster ffirstlap."

Burks, like everyone else inE d war d s Stadium, wasa m a zed with Brown, whoNate figures is the man tobeat in the 880.

"He's unbelievable," Burksexclaimed. "I've never seen ahigh s c h 0 0 1 runner thatstrong." .

El C e rr it 0 coach HaleRoach wasn't disappointed de­spite the failrire of the Gau­chos' mile relay team to makethe finals. He was particularlyhappy about Mike Palomino's4:17.4 school record in themile.

"Palomino was fantastic,"Roach bubbled. "And SammyBurns still has a chance todouble in the sprints despitefinishing second in both of hisheats. "

The Gauchos still have anoutside shot for the team titlewith their 440 relay team,which was the second fastestqualifier in 41.5, and 220-manMike Britt capable of pickingup points.

:* CASTLEMONT'S NATE BURKS IS A SURPRISE WINNER IN STATE MEET 880 HEATBurks won in 1:52.7, ahead of Montclair's Mickey Senior (444) and Percell Keeling of Morningside

BROWN~ ADAMS LEAD WAY

Los Altos Nears tate TitleBy DENNIS DEISENRO'fH

Mercury SpOrts Writer

BERKELEY - Thequestion b u z zj n g aroundE dw a I' d s Stadium afterFriday's trials' in the 52ndAnn u a I'California Inter­s c h 0 I a s tic FederationTrack and Field Meet 'was,"is Rick Brown for real."

The answer comes today

£

,in the form of a Statechampionship, or a nearmiss, for Brown and hisLos Altos teammates.

Brown, the only individu­al to bring a stir from thee s ti mat e d 5,200 trialscrowd, set the stage for anunprecedented 440-880 dou­ble today by qualifying ineach ev.ent.

In addition to his 1:53.9'half-mile and 48.0 quarter,Brown made up 15 yardson Oakland Tech's anchorman in' the mile l' e I a y(3:16.1) to give the Knightstheir fourth individual trialvictory. His anchor leg was47.6.

Brown's times were offhis '.State-leading In ark s,

but with six races in two ing second to Pasadena'sdays, he ran under control Randy Wit h row. Adamsexcept ill the relay. tossed the 12-pound ball

Defending S tat e Meet 62-2% to trail Withrow bychampion Chris Adams led only two, inches.12 discus qualifiers into the Adams is attempting tofinals with a toss of 190-4, become .the first state com­breaking his meet record p e ti t 0,1' ever to win aof 189-0. In a bit of a sur- weight double.prise, Adams also qualified With Brown and Adamswell in the shot put, finish- meeting pre-meet expecta­

Hions, and Jim And l' e wcomirig t h l' 0 ugh with 'athird place finish in his 440heat (48.5), the Knights ap­pear to be in the driver'sseat for the team title.

While no other CentralCoast Section teams are intit I e contention, Friday'squalifying proved to be thebest ever for CCS individu­als.

A total of 24 sectionath­letes gained entrance intotoday's 12:30 p.m. finals,eclipsing last year's pre­vious best sho\ving of 16.

Crestmoor's Chuck Bom-\ . I marito became the first

CCS sprinter to win a heatin the trials. The muscular

San Bruno resident record­ed a 21.8 in the first 220trial and also finished thirdin one of the 100 heats witha 9.8 clocking.

An 0 the I' CCS sprinter,Cupertino's Boris Scalier,also gained one of today'snine spots in the furlong.Scalier finished third in thethird heat.

Milcrs Dave Chamnessof Awalt and Wayne Smithof Mills made the finals byrunning third in their re­spective heats.

Chamness, a 17-year-oldjunior, finished in 4:19.3while Smith was almost

two seconds faster, 4:17.5.Cas tie m 0 n t, another

threat in the team chase,will put· its hopes in thechurning legs of hurdlerMilton Turner. Turner wonhis heat in the 120 HH in14.0 and came back laterwith an 18.7 clocking in the180 LH. Turner.'s time in

(See KNIGHTS: Page 78)

State TrackSummary.;

440 Relay(First three qualify for Finals)

Heat I - 1. Santa Ana (Winstead. Har·rell. Davis. White) 41.4 (equals meet reo

Icord); 2. E. Bakersfield 42.0; 3. Los An-I ~"I~~";'~i;o"~e~.~.1141J; 13.EJd~~~.it~r~~~~'42.2. Heat III - 1. Castlemont 42.1; 2.

Fremont. L.A. 42.4; 3. Pittsburg 42.5.880

Heat I - Brown (Los Alios) 1:53.9; 2.Vasquel (University. L.A.) 1:54.7; 3. Loo­ney (Woodland) 1:54.9. Heat 11 - 1.Burks (Castlemont>' 1:52.7; 2. Keeling(iv'\orningside) 1 :53.6; 3. Senior (Mont­clair) 1:53.7. ,Heat III - 1. Baxter (L.A.)1:54.0; ~. Franek (Whittier) 1:54.3; 3.Van Elswyk (Burbank) 1:\4.4.

100Heat I - 1. Bredell (Kearney. S.D.)

9.7; 2. Ligons (PiHsburg) 9.8; 3. Smith(Morse. 5.0_) 9.8. Heat 11 - 1. Carter(Bonita) 9.7; 2. Burns (EI Cerrito) 9.7; 3.Riley (Edison, Fresno) 9.9. Heat 111-1.Whiie (Santa Ana) 9.7; 2. Jacobs (Chan­nel Islands) 9.8; 3. Bommarito (Crest­moor) 9.8.

120 High HurdlesHeat I - 1. Mosley (Bakersfield) 14.0;.

2. Snyder (LodD 14.3; 3. Gibson (L'ake-'wood) 14.7. Heat 11 - 1. Turner (Caslle­mont) 14.0; 2. Cook (Claremont) 14.2; 3.Lee (Berkeley) 14.3. Heat III - 1. Hall(Morningside) 13.7 (wind-aided); 2. Busby(Pittsburg) 14.2; 3. Washington (Fremont,L.A.) 14.2_

440Heat I - 1. Brown (Los Altos) 48.0; 2.

Krzysosiak (Garden Grove) 43.6; 3. Berry(Crenshaw) 49.4. Heat 11 - 1. Boaen (W.Bakersfield) 48.~; 2. DeDoro (SantaRosa) 43.4; 3. Andrew (Los Altos) 48.5.Heat III - Mitchell (Lincoln, S.D.) 48.7;2. Hicks (Morningside) 48.9; 3. Roberts(Casllemont) 48.9.

22"

Heal I - 1. Bommarito (Crestmoor)21.8; 2. Odom (Berkeley) 21.9; 3. Britt(EI Cerrito) 22.0. Heat II - 1. WhiteISanta Ana) 21.6; 2. Burns (EI Cerrito):1.7; 3. White (Hamilton. L.A.) 21.9. Heat111- 1. McGill (crenshaw) 22.1; 2. John­son (Blair) 22.4; 3. Scalier (Cuperfino)22.4.

180.LOW HURDLESHeat , - 1. Turner (Casttemont) 18.7;

2_ Duke (Fresno) 19.4; 3. Matlock (Or­ange Glen) 19.5. Heat 11 - 1. Davis

(SanIa Ana) 18.7; 2. "ilson (BelsaGrande) 19.0; Halt (Morningside) 19.:.Heat 111- 1. Mosley (Bakersfield) i8.7;

~o';;t~Ai~~~:r (Blair) 19.1; 3. Smith (oak-IMILE

Heat I - 1. Murray (Mira Costa)4:16.6; 2. Harper (Clairmont, S.D.)4:17.1; 3. Pal amine (EI Cerrito) 4:17.4.

Heat 11 - 1. Tubb (Cleveland, L.A.)4:17.7; 2 Waler (,Arroyo) 4:18.2; 3.

Cllamness (Awalt) 4:19.3. Heat 111- 1.Tachudin (Palisades) 4:17.4; 2. Hereclia(Oceanside) 4:17.5; 3. Smith (Mills)J:17.5.

MILE RELAY,Heat I - 1. Los Alios (Thompson 51.4,

Davis ~1a.7r Andrew 48.3, Brmvn 47.6)3:16.1; 2. Oakland Tech 3:16.8; 3. LoS!Angeles 3:17.4. Heat 11 - 1. Long BeachlPoly 3:18.7; 2. Mornll1gslde 3:18.7; 3"Gunn3:20.9. H~al III --1. Blair 3:19.\; 2.jDemll1guel, 3:.0.3613s~~tsWh,tney 3:20.4.. !

1. Adams (Los Altos) 190-4;2. Anderson(Porterville) 184-0; 3. Panella (Tulare)177-7; 4. Bowen (Sunnyvale). 177-3; 5.Heilman (Merced) 109-3; 6. Frel:erg (San

I Marino) 168-8; 7. Rowen (Lincoln) 167-7;

8. Royer (Campbell) 167-4; 9. Murray(Lemoore) 163-11; 10. Evans (Orange)162-0; 11. Winchester (Mf. Miguel) 160-8;

'12. Sens (Hemet) 160-8.SHOT PUT

1. Withrow (Pasadena) 62-41 ..4: 2.Adams (Los Altos) 62-2'/.1; 3. Page (Ful·

lerton) 61-31/4; ~. Schillder (Millian) 60-

j 11; 5. Winchester (Mf. Miguel) 60-7; 6.

Freberg (San Marino) 60-1'/4; 7. Clark(River5ide Poly) 60-01/4; 8. MonfgoeryCast lemont) 58-7'1.,; 9. Kilbuck (Los ALa·

. "'as) 58-1; 10. Callero (Riordan) 56-11;'11. Otte (Porterville) 56-10',1;12. Belmont

( (McLane) 56-3'.~.

HIGH JUMP1" men Qualified at 6-4, includino: Ow­

cn:J .EI (aion) Culp (Oceans.ide) 'Brewnl

,(Wasco), Redmong Ygnacio Va Icy), Mcn-I!'-eJ (San Marcos), Fulkerson (Sanla Fe),1f,Woods (Oakland). Viera (De LaSalle),

Ketinek (Millikan), Murphy (SacramentoHighlands), Kong (Castro Valley).

LONG JUMP1. Mc·.t..listc:- (Blair) 2.t-F2; 2. Wi1liam5

.(Edison, Fresno) :3~101f<1i 3. Cr~ig (Wash·ington L.A.) 23-71,2; A. Swann (Serra)23-7; 5. Drew (Serra. Gardena) 23-31;2; 6

Few spl'mters have SUI'.vived the kiud of start thatBommarito was cursed within the short sprint, when hehung back in the blocks longenough to take out a lease,But he gathered heroically

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ix CountyKids Make

State Finals(Continued From Page 8)

over ihe last gasp to run an­othcr day.

Swann Makes ItOther local survivors ouL of

the original contingent of J6were San Mateo's Carl Gold­stone,who made the ,pole vault

I standard of 13-6 on his first try;Serra's Lynn Swann, who lOilg­jumped 23-7 for the fourth bestmarek of the day; Mills Miler

i Wayne Smith,who clocked4:J7.5 for a third, and Menlo-Atherton's Ken Murphy, whol' a 11ked two places behindSwann, at 23-1%. Carlmont'sHans Templeman, two-mile en­try, ran for the first time today.

Those whom the competitionculled included Hillsdale's PhilFlorea, who threw two feet un­d€l~ his seasonal best in the shotput; Burlingame miler DaveMontova, who ran ninth in

'1:31.4; • Crestmoor's mile relayteam, two hurdlers and threehigh jumpers.

Among the latter, Sequoia'sRon Bosch and Jay May, alongwith Oceana's Larry Kermabon,could go no higher than 6-2 eventhough the 6-4 qualifying height

i was under their seasonal bests.tIn the hurdles, San Mateo's LeonSwindell ran 19.5 for fifth placein the first heat, one in whichSequoia's Cezar Oraville wasdead last in 20.5.

: In addition to Adams' record

Iboak revision, Santa Ana's 440relay leam equalled a meetstandard with a 41.4 mark.

Los Altos and Castlemol1t ledthe qualifiers with six~;lotseach.

State Prep Seulis ResultsTRIALS guez (Compton), 3:20.3: Mt. Whitney

(First Three Qualify in (Visalia), 3:20.4.In Each Heat) POLE VAULT - 18 qualified al

440.Relay - Heal 1 _ Santa Ana 13·6) - .Woody.Roosevelt, University(Winstead, Harrell. Davis, White) 41.4 (LA), NJlke Oliver. ~oover (Fresno):(equals meet record): East Bakers- Kelly Lmds~y, LA Sierra. (Sacramen­fieid 42.0; Los Angeles 42.2, Heat 2- to): Tom Lm9sa'(, La Sierra (Sacra­Ei Cerrito 41.5; Hamilton (Los An- menta); Dehms ~'mas, Arcata; M!kegeles) 41.7; Ediscn (Fresno) 42.2. Tycker. G~nesha (Pomona); MikeHeat 3-Castlemo~t. 42.1; Fremonl, ~~I,I, ~oa~f:~fe~aakfS'.?~~~~aJI~r;n8:~~(Los Angeles), 42.4, Pittsburg, 42.5, I Hamer, Santa Barbara: RogerMarlin,880 - Heat 1 - Rick Brown•. Los Camden (San Jose); Carl Goldstone.A.ltos. 1:53.9; Randy Vasquez,Umver- San Mateo; Steve Allen, Elk Grove:slty (LA) 1:54.7; Jack Looney, Wood- Rich Lorenz, Castro Valley: Markland, 1:54.9. Heat 2 - Nathan Burks. Jones, Terra Linda; Benny Alvarez.Casth~Hnont.1:52.7: Pe~cell Keeli!'g, University (LA); Don Pierce, Alvarez:Mornmg.slde, 1:53.6: Mickey Senior, Richard Norkumas. EI Cajon; RickMontclair. 1:53.7. Heat 3 - James Schultz. Helix (EI Cajon).Baxter, Lo? Angeles, 1:54.0. Bob Discus (12 qualifY) - Chris Adams.Fr.anck, Whittier. 1:54.3; Mark van Los Altos, 190-4(breaks meet recordB,swyk, Burbank (Sacramento). of 189-1).Jim Peters. Piedmont, 1966)

100-l:Ieat 1 - Vincent Breddell, Charles Anderson, Porterville. 184-0:Kearny (San Diego). 9.7; Ralph Li- Dan Panetta, Tulare, S.teve ~oYlen.

gons, Pittsburg, 9.8: William Smith, Sun n y val e, 177-4; R,ck Heilman,I Morse (San [:,ego), 9.8. Heat 2 - Mer.ced, 169-3; R!>ger Freberg, SanAlien Carter, Bonita, 9.7: San Burns, Marino, 168·8: .Kelth Rowen, Lmcoln: EI Cerrito, 9.7: Albert Riley, Edison (SF) 167-7; Jim Royer, Campbell.I (Fresno), 9.8. Heat 3 _ Jackie White, 167-4: Tom Murray, Lemoore, 163·11;

I Santa Ana, 9.7: Mel Jacobs,Channel Mike Evans, Orange, 162-0; MarkIslands (Oxnard), 9.8; Chuck Bom- Sena, .Hemet, 16.0-8;Bill Winchester,1 marito, Crestmoor,9.8. Mt. Miguel (SPrl!"gVall~Y),160-8.I 120HH - Heat 1 - McKinley Mos- Lon~ Jump (1~ qualify) - Jamesley, Bakersfie.d 14.0; Doug Snyde, McAllister,. !3la" (Pas!ldena), 24-11/2;

Lodi, 14.3: Cal Gibson, Lakewood, Randy Williams., Edlso\! (Fresno),14.7. Heat 2 _ Milton Turner, Castle- 23-101/4:Joe Craig, Washmgton (LA),: mont, 14.0: Steve Cook, Claremont 23-7112: Lynn swann6 Serra (San Ma­I (San Diego), 14.2; Robert Lee, Berke- teo), 23-7; Ralph, rew, Serra (Gar­

ley, 14.3. Heat 3 _ AI Hall, Morning- dena), 23-3112: Ken Murphy, Menlo ­side (Inglewood), 13.7 (Wind aided); At~e"on. 23-13/4; Darrell Fultche"Lee Busby, Pittsburgh, 14.2: Ed Edison (Stpckton), 23-11/4; Ken S,­Washington, Fremont (L.A.), 14.2. m!>n~on, Pltts~urg, 23-01/4;.Leonard

440 _ Heat 1 _ Rick Brown, Los Wilo,s,. OceanSide, 22-11112: Rick. ~III­Altos, 48.0: Tony Krzysoisiak. Garden er, Leigh, 22-83/4:Tony Krzyzoisiak.Grove, 48.6; Frank Berry, Crenshaw Garden Grove,. 22-81/4:Steve Baxter.(LA) 48.7. Heat 2-Larry Boaen, West Oaoara (Anaheim), 22-~1/4.Bakerfleld, 48.2: Joe Dedora, Santa !3hot Put (12 qualify) - ~andyRosa, 48.4; Jim Andrew. Los Altos, Withrow, Pasadena, 62-47"4:ChriS Ad­48.5. Heat 3 _ Milton Mitchell. Lin- ams, Los Altos, 62-21/4,K,en Pai;e!.

coin .(Sa\! Diego). 48.7: Bill .Hicks. k~~le~t'6'ng61B3::bh?,avgO~11~'I~i~i~!~:MorningSide (Inglewood), 48.9, John chester, Mt. Miguel (Spring Valley).Roberts, Castlemont, 48.9.. 60-7; Roger Freberg, San Marino,220 - Heat 1- Chuck Bommarito. 60-11/4:Gene Clark, Poly (Riverside),Crestmoor. ?1.8: S.teveOdom, Berke- 60-01f4;Charles Montgomery, Castle-

. ley, 21.9: Mike !3r1tt. .EI Cemto.22.0. mont, 58-71/4:Jan Kilbuck, Las Lo·Heat 2 - Jackie White. Sa.nta Ana, mas. 57-11; Chris Callero, Riordan.21:~,. Sam. Burns. 1:;1 Cemto, 21.7: 56-11; Bob Otto, Porterville, 56-101f2:Philip Whiten. Hamilton (LA), 21.9. Steve Belmont. McLane (Fresno).Heat 3 - Myron McGill, Crenshaw 56-31/4.(LA) 22.1: Kermit Johnson, Blair (pas- High jump (11 qualified at 6-4) ­adena), 22.4: Boris Scalier, Cuperti. Jerry Culp. Oceanside: Dean Owens.

nOMiT~·'::..Heat 1 _ Bill Murray, Mira Id~1CF"J?~~r;.i~:y~~~~dsi=~ak!~~~iaRa~~Costa (Manhattan Beach), 4:16.8; Springs); Gordon Brown, Wasco; RorYDave Har~er, Clarem.ont (San Diego), Kotnick, Millikan (Long Beach); Tom4:17.1: Mike PalominO, EI Cemto, Murphy. H i g h I and s (North High­4:17.4. Heat 2 - Brent TUbb, Cleve- lands); Greg Redmond. YgnaCio Val·land (LA), 4:17.7; Richard Walker, ley (Concord); Mark Viera. De LaA r r 0 y 0 (EI Monte), 4:18.2; Dave Salle (Concord); Rick Kong, CastroChamness, Awalt (Mountain Vievl), Valley: Paul Menzel. San Marcos.4:19.2. Heat 3 - Rick Tschudin. Pali- 180 low hurdles - Heat 1 - Mil·sades (Pacific P a lis ad e 5), 4:17.4; ton Turner, Castlemont. 18.7: DavidRuben Heredia, Oceanside, 4:17.3: Duke. Fresno. 19.4;Jerry Matlock, Or-

I' Wayne.Smith, Mills (Millbrae), 4:17.5. ange Glenn (Escondido) 19.5. Heat 2

Mile Relay - Heat 1 - Los Altos - Jimmy Davis, Santa Ana. 18.7:(Thompson, Davis, Andrew, Brown). Rick Gilson, Bolsa Grande (Garden3:16.1: Oakland Tech, 3:16.8; Los An. Groye) 19.0: AI Hall, Morningside (In­geles:- 3:17.4. Heat 2 - Long Beach !!Iewood), 19.2. Heat 3 - McKinley

\ Poly, 3;18.7;Morningside (Inglewood), M 0 s ley. Bakersfield, 18.7; JamesI 3:18.7: Gunn (Palo Alto). 3:20.9.Heat M c A lis t e r, Blair Pasadena, 19.1:3 - Blair (Pasadena), 3:19.3:Domin· Steve Smith. Oakmont. 19.3.

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I think it was from the Oakland Tribune. It indicates 4.9 MPH against.

880- Froehlich 1:56.7, Petersen (12), Petersen 2:02.9, Moura 2:00.6,

HH- Cox 15.0, Turner (12), Busby (12), Lee (12), Hall (11), Washington (12), Young (12),

440- Duke 50.0, Chatman 49.0, Daich 50.8, Foberts (11), Lee (12), Smith (12), Smith 50.5, Boaen (10), Mitchell (12), Hicks (12),

100- Childress 10.0, Nichols 10.1, Page(10), Edwards (12), Should be Laurent Edwards10.0

220- Page (10), Keys (12), Bennett (12), Bennett 23.0 (6th),

LH- Alexander 2 FS, DQ'ed, Should be Willie Hamilton, instead of Hampton 20.1,

Mile- Salcido 4:21.7, Edwards (10), Manning (12), Wall (12), Genschmer (11), Morgan 4:27.0, Wall 4:38.1, Genschmer 4:27.8,

MR- West Bakersfield 3:21.8, Berkele 3:22.2,

LJ- Wright 22-7.75, Tucker 22-7.5, Gibson (12), Johnson (12), Johnson 20-5.5, GibsonSCR,

SP- Brown 1 foul throw, hurt hand, DNF, Kirschman 56-2, Montgomery (12), Prigge (12), Kapufof (12), Hankins 53-10, Kaputof 52-11.25, Prigge 52-2

HJ- Woods (12), Redmond (12), Viera (11), Culp (12), Owens (12), Justin (11),

PV- Kramasz (12), Kramasz and Rosa NH'ed,

DT- Taerea (12), Turner (11), Turner 149-8, Castro 151-9, Anderson (12), Bowen (12),McDonough (12),

440 RE- Piedmont dropped baton DNF,

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