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rrr tt a-fr mt rf PAGE TWO -SECTION 0 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 163 PkkWms CM fc? 'sp Pardao Al NealeyA Star No More Wilson Aboard Feature Winner Gill Brothers' Entry Of Rimrock Gill, Dick Killian, Dogface Head Today's Card By ED GALLARDO Star Racing Writer Little Fan got right out there in the lead again, but at the finish it was C. A. Glasgow's gallant Vales Pick that picked up the victory in the Hotel Cliff Manor Handicap at Rillito Park yesterday. With Jot Wilson, the track's leading rider in the saddle, A'K lit STUART was a good basketball player. By DICK PHOENIX Al Nealey Now he's out of the limelight a time college student and a rather or three young gins.

It's the path of many former collegiate athletes. Nealey went to Arizona State University from Phoenix Flynn Robinson Heads WAC All-Stars DENVER CP The athletes who provided most of the points were named yesterday to the Western Athletic Conference official all-star basketball team. The five players chosen were the league's leading scorers, paced by Flynn Robinson, Wyoming sophomore from Elgin, 111., who averaged 25 points per game in conference competition. Arizona State's champion Sun Devils landed two flayers Art Becker from hoenix and Joe Caldwell from Los Angeles. The other all-stars are Brigham Young's Bruce Burton from Lomita, and New Mexico's Ira Harge from Detroit.

Burton is a senior, the rest are juniors except Robinson, a sophomore. The second all-star team lists Warran Rustand and Albert Johnson of Arizona, Tony Cerkvenik of Arizona State, Gary Batchelor of Brigham Young and Bill Crain of Utah. Today's Entries 1 MfliwxL Badger Outlasts Rincon Ace Tucson High' anchorman Robin Ross (right) comes in a few yards ahead of Rincon's top sprinter Mike Hughes, who is desperately trying to hit the tap first, in the 880-yard medley in yesterday's City Relays at Catalina. Ross and his three Badger teammates Gary Graham, Howard Cline and Joe Quierga covered the distance in 1:36.5, one-fifth of a second off the record. Rincon dominated yesterday's fourth annual meet.

(Ralph Dohm photo) Rangers Cop 6 Firsts maintenance worker, a part- ASU Clobbers Utah State Twice TEMPE, Ariz, (if) Arizona State University smashed Utah State 12-0 and 18-2 yesterday to sweep a three-game baseball series. The Sun Devils pounded out 11 hits in the 7-inning first game and 20 in the second while getting solid pitching. A-State starter Gary Graham pitched 53 innings of hitless ball and finished with a one-hitter. Dave Cartun allowed two safeties while mopping up in the seventh. The second game saw A-State unload its heavy artillery, led by sluggers Al Schmelz and Bob Kavgian.

Schmelz slammed three triples and a double in four appearances and Kavgian blasted two triples and a double In five trips. The Sun Devils are now 6-1 and the Aggies are 1-6. after school, he works from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. But Al Nealey, now 24, has no regrets.

He believes the hours spent on basketbal may still produce a good liv ins. "By next January I should have my teaching certificate, Then I want to coach just anyplace. I learned a lot about basketball from many coaches. I want to use some of that knowledge for a bet ter living." Does the once cheering public still remember Al Nea ley, basketball standout? "People still recognize me and remember, but the glory all gone," he said. "I don't miss it.

It was fun and I'd certainly do it again, but now I've got the family and it's of first importance." N.M. Tracksters Easily Triumph LUBBOCK, Tex. UP) The University of New Mexico swept to 14 of 16 first places to dominate a track meet with Texas Western and Texas Tech here yesterday afternoon. New Mexico's talent rich Lobos amassed 103V2 points to 202 for Texas Western and 18 for Texas Tech. Texas Western's Tommy Lynde put the shot 50 feet 7 inches and Texas Tech Ronny Biffle skimmed the high hurdles in 14.7 seconds to prevent the Lobos from mak ing a clean sweep of all the first places.

RHS Wins City Relays By ED JORDAN Star Prep Sports Editor In case there were any doubters, Rincon proved It was the local team to beat yesterday by dominating the fourth annual City Relays at Catalina High School. Rincon won six of the 10 events, including a major triumph in the distance medley which was run for the first WRESTLING SPORTS CENTER 700 W. CONGRESS TUESDAY NITE MARCH 12, 8:30 P.M. GIGANTIC SPECIAL 12 Wrestlers In Action! TAG TEAM MATCH SPUTNIK MONROE HANS STEINER GRAN LOTARIO TITO MONTEZ GIRLS TAG TEAM Brenda Scott Ann Casey versus Judy Grabli Olgo Martlnai GtntUman ED SHARPE versus DICK DUNN PERCY E. PRINGLE versus DUKE MILLER RINOSIDI 12.08 lit.

SEN. ADM, bfllLPKBN 7t Action, Thrills, Excitement FORTY-SECOND DAY of 57-day tea- ton: First post time 1:30 p.m. FIRST RACS5 Thoroughbred claiming $1,000, 4 years and up. first half of dally double. Purs $400, 5 furlongs.

1. Franklin (F. Genallle) 116 2. Rllllto Lad (O, Sales) 116 3. Canyon Run (C.

Plumb) 0x118 4. Gold Radio (J. Wilson) 116 5. Catch Rope (M. Lopez) 116 4.

Mall Flight (C. Detiege) 116 7. Wllllepro (D. Leal) 116 5. Rough-Lock (R.

Cannon) 121 AE: Judy's Own R. Shutt) Hit Add- Ing Up (R, Shutt) -1 13. SICOND RACI Thoroughbred claiming $1,000, 4 year and up. Second half of dally double, Qulnella. Purse $400, 6 furlongs.

1. Bluet Dllly F. Wilcox 118 2. College Feud (H. Crosby) 116 3.

Aces Wild (No Boy) 116 4. Bushespal (R. Shutt) 1U 5. Sir Corky (A. Fernandez) 116 6.

Short Call (G. Sales) 116 7. All Angel (C. Plumb) 0x108 S. Plum Stingy (J.

Wise) Ill 9. 01 Shorty (No Bill) 116 10. Windsor Crown (R. Chappie) 116 AE: Vaughn (D. Leal) 116; Ole Gil (C, Detiege) 116.

THIRD RACI Graded auarter horse, 3 years and up. Oulnelle. Purse $400, 350 yards. 1. Vandy It (H.

Crosby) 115 2. Malor Cyn (K. Hallmark) 115 3. Man O'Moore (A. Fernandez) 122 4.

Mr. Minnie Bart (R. Adair) 115 5. Parker Red (M. Iron) 115 4.

Ida Miller (M. Lopez) 115 7. Handy't Flame (C. Detiege) 115 5. Triple Twist (C.

Courtwright) 115 9. Lady Stitch (J. Wise) 115 10. Melt Twist (T. Crystel) 122 AE: Trlsna Pat (E.

Trullllo) 117; Pool Man (W. Drennen) 123. FOURTH RACI Thoroughbred and quarter horse allow ance, 4 years and up. Qulnella. Purse $500 870 yards.

1. Ber-SMmlta (C. Plumb) 122 2. Hy Fronee (R. Lulan) 117 3.

Jetto (D. Morris) 117 4. Cabinet (W. Drennen) 117 5. Kentucky Devil (H.

Crosby) 117 4. Pat At Rab (A. Fernandez) 117 7. Follys Dream (C. Detiege) 117 I.

Our Flame (R. Cannon) 117 AE: Dear Sis D. Leal 117; Meno Dream (M. Jiron) 122; Bar Tires (G. Sales) 117.

FIFTH RACE Thoroughbred claiming $1,000, 4 yean and up. Qulnella. Purse $500. 1 milt. 1.

Our Babyface C. Courtrlght) 115 2. Lanky Lark (C. Detiege) 120 3. Arizona Star (R.

Shutt) "110 4. Burguete's Nahar (M. Figueroa) 115 5. Nick The Nife (J. Wilson) 115 6.

Royal Betty (F. Wilcox) 110 7. Wlngon IK. Van Houten) 11S SIXTH RACI Tharauohbred claiming $1,000. 4 veari and up.

Qulnella. Purse $500. 4V furlongs. 1. Sing On A.

Fernandez) in 1 Quapaw (D. Leal) 116 3. Royal Treasure (C. Plub) 116 4. Toteco (J.

Wilson) 118 5. No Pass (K. Hallmark) 121 4. Sheriff Dowdy (D. Stauffer) '113 7.

Busy Host (C. Courtwright) 118 8. Gorkey (M. Figueroa) 116 9. Fltz Alex (R.

Cannon) 121 SEVENTH RACI Thoroughbred claiming 4 years and up. Qulnella. Purse $500. 7 furlongs. 1.

Mel C. L. (K. Van Mouteni -no I x-Snack Abbey (R. Chappie) 113 3.

Lonesome Kid (K. Hallmark) 118 4. x-Evening Sugar (D. Steuffer) '108 5. Axiomatic (R.

Cannon) Ill 6. x-Final Exam (R. Allison) 118 7. Little Heel (M. Jlron) 118 S.

Chic Fleet (A. Fernandez) 116 y.Gav badaet (No Bov) 113 10. Justaspec (R. Shutt) '108 AE: x-MIss Paco (C. Plumb 110.

Entered for Si ,400. EIGHTH RACI ThM.hk,l 4 VHrl and up. Qulnella. Purse $600, SVi furlongs. 1.

Oscar's Dream (D. Leal) iw 2. Brown Bomer (R. Cannon) 116 3. Trl-Jackl-Trl (A.

Fernandez) 118 4. Rapelie Red (R. Chappie) 118 5. Pluma Vino (C. Plumb) OxlOB 4.

Wise Fool (K Hallmark) 113 NINTH RACE Kapc 1 vjuiri aid and UP. No qulnella. Arizona Quarter Horse Derby. Purse $1 yaros. 1.

a-Rimrock Gill (M. Figueroa) 2. b-Lucyetta (C. Courtrlght H5 3. Sizzle Wood (D.

Leal) "0 4. Dee Bee's Bar (R. Lulan) 115 5. Mr. None Bar (No Boy) 120 6.

b-Chlc Trlx (M. Lopex) 115 7. First Gal (K. Hallmark) 115 8. a-DIck Killian (H.

Crosby) 120 a I I UMtanl 120 lo! Billy Greenha'w (W. Hunt) 120 AE: Miss corsair ino boy; id. Lva T. Lee-trained entry, Pat Simpson-trained entry. TENTH RACE TknpAiinhhrsH rlftlmlno tl.OOO.

4 Veart and up. Qulnella. Purse $500, l'A miles. 1. Lon's Lad (G.

Sales) 11 2. Turkey Talk (K. Hallmark) 117 3. Screamln Arrow (D. Stauffer) 112 4.

Super Pass (R. Allison) H2 5. Ormolu (R. Shutt) '112 6. Latin Romance (R.

Chappie) 120 7. Right-Way (F. Wilcox) 117 5 lbs apprentice allowance claimed, ox 3 lbs. apprentice allowance claimed. 1 iTi rmtiais.

Strand Windsor Crown scratched; replaced by Ole Gil. Seventh Evening Sugar scratches! replaced by Mist Paco. Only changes. Union High School in 1956. He was recruited for his basketball talents.

"They off ered something and no one else seemed interested," he said. At A-State from 1957-60 he established a school scoring record of 1,304 points. Three times he made the now de funct all-Border Conference second team. He gave pro basketball a whirl with the National Basketball Association Cincinnati Royals and the San Francisco Saints of the now extinct American Basketball League. The 6-foot-4 Negro was impressive, but not enough.

He toured the southwest with the Harlem Stars for two months and pocketed $1,200. This ended basketball participation for Al Nealey. "But it was something I had to try," he said recently while sweeping floors in The Arizona Republic newsroom in Phoenix. "Like any athlete, I'd have always wondered if I' was good enough for the pros. Now I know.

Now Al Nealey Is again a college student, but with an other goal. "I made up my mind to get the degree so I could better provide for my family," he said. The family consists of wife Gloria, and daughters Pamela, 6, Renee, 4, and Toni, 2. "I'm only sorry I didn't give more to studies before, he said. "But basketball took Just too much time.

Now instead of playing 2901 Miracle Mile Strip, MA S-9933 )NO MONEY DOWN 84 MONTHS TO PAY UPON APPROVEO CREDIT Oil Lines Cleaned New Gaskets New Oil Timing Set Engine Tuned Transmission Linkage Adjust. (Q budget) -aa at Wins 2nd Stakes Run Favored 'Satan Left To Fold In Stretch ARCADIA. Calif. (JPi rish-bred Pardao. who set an American record in his last start, made it two stakes vic tories in a row yesterday as he won the $115,600 San Juan Capistrano Handicao at Santa Anita Park Leavine the bettine favor ite, Crimson Satan, to fold and fall back in the stretch run, Jockey Ismael Valenzuela sot Pardao's nose in front of Juanro at the wire with Rab-lero a close third.

The winner handsome 5- year-old chestnut, was sold ust Friday by Mrs. C. O. Ise-in of Brookfield, N.Y. for a reported $75,000 to Lt.

Col. N. E. Frieze of London. Pardao collected $70,600 for his new owner.

The time for the race, run at about 1 miles, was 2 minutes, 481-5 seconds on a grass course labelled firm. Pardao rewarded his back ers with a payoff across the board of $21.40, 11.60 and 7.60. Juanro paid $13 and $8.80, and Rablero $4.60 to show. NEW ORLEANS OP) T. A.

Grissom's City Line, the even money favorite, caught front running Top Gallant at the head of the stretch and drew out for an eight-length victory in the Louisiana Derby at the Fair Grounds yesterday. Theodore D. Bulh's Lemon Twist was second, 1 lengths ahead of surprising All Fools Day. City Line ran the l'e miles in 1 minute 5015 seconds. That was four-fifths of a second over the track record.

City Line was top-weighted with 119 pounds. He paid $4.20, $3.00 and $2.20. Lemon Twist returned $3.40 and $2.20 while the show price on All Fools Day was $2.20. MIAMI. Fla.

Fortune P. Ryan's Key Issue ran away from the pack in the $17,550 Appleton Handicap at Gulf- stream Park yesterday, beat ing the favored Sunrise Flight by 15 lengths. Jay Fox fin ished third and Heroshogala was fourth In the field of 10 Fair 2nd, making his first appearance in this country after a campaign in Venezuela, was fifth followed by miss Marcela, Filisteo 2nd. Rough Note, Rujido and Prego that order. Key Issue, under a feathery 108 pounds, with the veteran Hedley Woodhouse in the saddle, ran the l'g miles in one minute 50 and 25 sec onds, compared with the track record of 1:4645.

Fractions were :24 25, :48 35, 1:1245 and 1:37 45. Key Issue returned $19. $8.40 and $5.30. Sunrise Flight paid $3.70 and $2.80 while Jay Fox was $3.50 to show. Submarine Cagers Win Navy Title MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.

UP) Navy basketball stars playing for Pacific Submarine Force, Pearl Harbor, won the All-Navy tournament Friday at Moffett Field by defeating stars of Atlantic Submarine Force, Norfolk, 83-54. Both teams picked up stars from other than submarine services on their way to the tournament. Bobby Gaillard of Rich mond, former star for University of San Francisco, paced the winners with 24 points. PHS Basebailers Topple Douglas, 10 To 6 Manny Alvarado almost single-handedly powered Pueblo to its straight win yesterday as the Warriors dumped Douglas, 10 to 6 at Pueblo. Alvarado went four-for-four at the plate, collected three RBIs, and scored three times himself.

The sophomore shortstop is cur rently hitting .1000 for the season. He went three-for three against Palo Verde. Douglas Watson's brothers, Jesse and Jon, poked homers out of the park, as did Pueblo's Phil Flores in the third inning with no body aboard. DOUGLAS 001 220 1- 4 PUEBLO 201 403 X-10 17 B. Lewis, Marlscal (5) and Watson; R.

Padllla, Mungula (5) and Floret. Home Runt Douglas, Jes Watson and Jon Watsoni Pueblo, Flores. WP-Padllla (1-0). LP-Lewli (0-1) OUR ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL IN TUCSON FREE Brake Rellne or Wrist Watch or Front End Alignment or Wheel Balance with Each Motor or Trans. Overhaul.

Vales Pick settled into an early third place position for the one mile race. Out In front were Lee Burnham's Little Fan with David Leal up and Ralph L. Pitman's Uranium Rain with Jim Wise aboard. These two set the early pace running head-and-head while Vales Pick clipped along iy to ZVj lengths be hind. But at the 516 pole, Wil son let out the four-year-old Flying Vale Leola Me colt PANCHO'S PICKS (OR TODAY'S OLOATS) FIRST Canyon Run, Gold Radio, Rough-Lock.

SECOND All Angel, Bushespal, Blues Dllly. THIRD-Mc It Twist, Triple Twist, Man O'Moore. FOURTH-Follyi Dream, Ber-Seemlta, Pat At Rab. FIFTH-Wingon, Nick The Nife, Lanky Lark. SIXTH No Pass Toteco, Quapaw.

SEVENTH Lonesome Kid, Little Heel, Mel C.L. EIGHTH Rapelie Red, Trl-Jackl-Trl, Plume Vino. NINTH Dick Killian, Sizzle Wood, Chic Trlx. TENTH Turkey Talk, Screaming An row, Lon's Lad. Best bet-Dick Killian In 9th.

Best chance bet Axiomatic In 7th. Percentage on winners 142 out of 449. 37 (How 'bout thatl) and he outdueled Ardith Blands Atomic Charge, ridden by Arden Black, to win two engths in 1:39 45. As the favorite of the esti mated 1,800 fans, Vales Pick returned $6.60, $3.60 and $2.60 in notching his fifth win of the season. Atomic Charge paid $3.80 and $2.80 as he failed in his bid for win No.

5 and dropped his third race to Vales Pick, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Scharnow's Desert Copper, which made a strong move under Ronnie Chappie at the quarter pole, ran third and paid $3.40 as he also failed in his try for a fifth win here. Today's program Is headed by the Arizona Quarter Horse Futurity at 400 yards for three-year-olds. Heading the list of 10 quali fiers out of a group of 13 sophomores which ran in the trials last Saturday is the Gill Brothers' entry of Rimrock Gill, Dick Killian and Dog face.

The strength of this trio lies in Dick Killian, which set the track record for the dis tance last Jan. 27 with a 20.3 clocking. Harley Crosby will be in the irons on Dick Killian, while Manny Figueroa Jr. who yesterday scored in the two-year-old quarter horse race on Joe Bassett Nai Clipper, is on Rimrock Gil and Wilson is on Dogface Another coupling in the 10 horse lineup is that of Philip S. and Russell P.

McKee entry of Lucyetta and Chic Trix. This entry is 4-1 on the morning line after Chic Trix was caught and beaten by Royal McKinster's Sizzle Wood in the final 25 yards of last week's second division of the trials. Manuel Lopez is on Chic Trix while Clarence Court right rides Lucyetta. Sizzle Wood has Leal aboard with a 5-2 morning line rating. El Rancho Grande's Dee Bee's Bar (Richard Lujan) Mickle's Valley View Farm' Mr.

Non Bar (Clifton Detiege), A Hastings' First Gal (Kenit Hallmark) and Thomas Wilson H's Billy Grenhaw (Willie Hunt) round out the field. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Clear and fast. FIRST, Purse 1500, 4 up, TB clmg (si.ooo), 7 fur. New Newt (D. Leal) 6.40 3 20 2.80 Mon Share (R.

Shutt) 510 4.20 Los Me (A. Black) 6.20 15. Oml George, Sturdy Moose, Oily Oily, Royal Copper, Tiger Dust, Overtone, Andy M. also ran. SECOND, Purse $400, 4 It up, TB clmg (11,000 fur.

Ordnence (F. Wilcox) 49.40 28 60 24.60 See Root (R. Allison) 25.80 19.80 Party Lint (A. Fernandez) 5.80 35. 790.40) William Bossle Jeanle, Just Black, Frontier Gunner, Miss Cassia, Chance Count, Katy't Khal also ran.

DAILY (539.60) THIRD, Purse $400, 2 YO's, QH mdnt, 350 yd. Nail Clipper (M.FIgueroa) 31.40 19.40 7.80 Richie (H. Crosby) 1.60 4.80 Bar Beaut (C. Detiege) 5.00 Time- :18.5. Qulnella 18.5 (100.60) Clabber String, My Molt, Hy No It, Copper Yen, Alex Allred, Brown Blnly, Rlalto Josle also ran.

FOURTH, Purse $500, 1 YO mdrns, 6 fur. Hill City (F. Wilcox) 34.00 4.80 Blnggo Kid (J. Wilson) 3 00 2. Partita (D, Leal) 4.

35 Qulnella 1S.3 (18.00) Buck Horn, Smart Lil, Poker Palace, Muzzles, Cobab, Rod't Heel, Bill Brown also ran. FIFTH, Purs $400, 4 1 up, TB clmg (11,0001, fur. Jurado (A. Black) 1,20 5.00 Cordis Bargello (R. Shutt) 9.80 Portland Ayr (D.

Leal) 8 WffcSij Prep Briefs TENNIS Tucson High swept to its seventh straight win of the season yesterday by blanking Yuma Union, 7-0. TUCSON 1, YUMA UNION 0 (At Tucson High) Sam Robles (T) def, Melvln Hernandez, 7-S, 4-6, Mt Franklin Ross (T) def. Tom McQuade, 6-0, 6-4) Mike Kinney (T) def, Bob Houghham, 6-0, 6-0; Boyd Morse (T) def. Tanfllo Contreras, 4-2, 6-1; Bob Le noir (T) def. Victor Burr, 64, 6-1.

Robles-Foss (T) def. Hernandet-Mo Quade, 6-0, 8-6; Klnney-Morse (T) def, Contreras-Burr, 6-3, 6-0. CATALINA 9, MIAMI (At Miami) Robb Salant (C) def. Steve Radcllff, 6-2, 6-0) Dave Newcomb (C) def. James Beman 6-4, 9-7; Eric Evette (C) def, Keith Watson 5-7, 6-1, Ml John Stevenson (C) def.

Steve Bell 6-2, 6-1) John Carson (C) def. Dwlght Winn 6-3, 6-1; Mike Peters (C def. Jay Phillips 6-1 6-0; Salant-Newcomb (C) def. Beman- Watson 6-2, 6-4) Evette-Stevenson (C) def. Radcllff-Bell, 6-3, 6-1; Carson-Peteri (C) def, winn-pninipi e-i, 6-1.

SWIMMING Ham Catlin of Catalina emerged as the only double winner yesterday in a double dual meet between the Tro jans, Rincon and Brophy Prep of Phoenix at Pueblo. Catalina dumped Rincon 65-30 and defeated Brophy b7-iJ8. Ihe Rangers were beat en by Brophy, 54 to 41. Catlin won the 200-yard dividual medley and 100-yard butterfly. His 1:00.9 clocking in the butterfly is the best in the city so far this year.

lhe results: 200-YD. MEDLEY RELAY 1. Catalina, 1:57.0. 200-YD. FREESTYLE I.

Far- don (C); 2. Wright 3. Blelr (R) 50-YD. FREESTYLE 1. Chand ler (C 2.

Klurkell (B); 3. Heath (R) 200-YD. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY -1. Catlin (CD 2. Rodabeck B) Becker, (B).

ONE METER DIV ING 1. Davis (O) 2. Stevens (C) 3, Qulnn (B I00-YD BUT. TERFLY 1. Catlin (C) I.

Derkson (B) 3. Becker (B). 1:00.9. 100-YD. FREE STYLE 1.

Schanti (C); 2. McGinn (B); 3. Heath (R 57.. 100-YD. BACK.

STROKE-1. Chandler (C); 2. Ylngllng (B); 3. Hennessey (R). 1:13.9.

400- YD. FREESTYLE 1. Wright (C); Kent (R); 3 Welkhorst (R). 5:11 100-YD. BREASTSTROKE 1.

Bruwer (R); 2. Laneback (B); 3. Janssen (R) 1:14.1. 200-YD. FREESTYLE RELAY 1.

Catalina (Resmck, Ferdon, Goodman, Campbell). GIRLS TENNIS CATALINA 4, MIAMI 1 (At Catalina) Peggy Wilson (C) def. Nancy Hughes, 6-4, 2-4, 7-5; Patty Foster lO def, Susy Warren, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4; Diane Schwartz (C) def. Elaine Morse, 6-1, 6-1) Kathy Ander son (C) def, Maxlne Lanton, '-5, 6-1; Mary Williams lost to Gene Grey, 3-6, 44. Foster-Schwartz (C) def.

Morse-Warren, 7-5, 6-4) Williams-Anderson (C) def. Grey-Lanton, 1-4. AMPHI 7, DOUGLAS (At Amphl) Sutan Coate (A) def. Sandra Causey 6-1, 6-2; Carolyn Ashley (A) def. Patsy Curtis 6-4, 6-3; Pam Reavls (A) def Celine Somosa 6-0, 7-St Susan Flczeri (A) def.

Kim Salles 6-1, 6-3) April Town- ley (A) def. Patsy Segovia 6-1, 3-6, 4-4) Coate-Flczerl (A) def. Causey-Curtis 6-1 6-2) Ashley-Reavls (A) def. Somosa- Segovia 6-3, 6-0. BISBII 9, PUEBLO (At Blsbee) Janet Brandt (B) def.

Carol Morris (-2, 6-1) Sandy Anderson (B) def. Mar garet Sanders 6-2, 6-2) Nancy Bonham IB) def. Gay Nunez 6-3, 6-1; Rosa Arias (B) def, Helen Huerta 6-3, 6-1 Marty Fergus (B) def. Kathy Soza 6-2, 6-0) Jerri Med lock (B) def. Brenda Kel ley, 6-1, 6-2) Brandt-Anderson B) def Morris-Sanders, 6-0, 6-1) Bonham-Arlas (B) def.

Nunez-Soza 6-1, 6-0) Ferguis- Medlock (B) def. Huerta-Kelley 6-3, 6-1 D-61-JVji 2, Tucson High 60-Sunnyslde, 59; 4, Palo Verde, 57-Vil Rincon, 56-6V. HIOH HURDLI SHUTTLI-1, Cata lina (Reld Elhenberg, Charles Walthall, Jim Donaldson, Ralph Smith); 2, Rli con; 3, Tucson High) 4, Puebloi Palo Verde; (new City Relay record, old mark :37.4 by Tucson High, 1962). DISTANCE MIDLIY-U Rincon (Dick Browning, Steve Bell, Dan Weaver, Ron Stlffler); 2, Palo Verde; 1, tie between Tucson High and Pueblo; Catalina; 11:15. MIL! RELAY 1, Tucson High (Walt Frost, Joe Quierga, Steve Steel, Robin Rossi) 2, Pueblo) 3, Palo Verdei Rincon; 5, Catalina) 3:32.1.

UNOFFICIAL POINT STANDINGS 1, Rincon, 75) 2, Tucson High 59) Pueblo, 46; 4, Catalina, 34) 5, Palo Verde, 28; 4, Sunnyslde, 14; 7, Sal- po nte 4. First time gvent hei been run In City Relay. OUR OR 6-MOS. GUARANTEE WITH EACH OVERHAUL OR REBUILT engine overhaul 'any i cylinder jQl rT) ft llr A0; i-1 LJLnS lbor Jkl I nd parts SAVE YOUR COOLER Slop Rust and Corrosion fnt leaks Give your cooler the best protection Submarine Sealer-Cooler Coating. Get a can now at your: time in 11:15, and set records in the shot put and pole vault.

In addition, the Rangers captured the 440-yard relay (:43.9), the two-mile medley (8:17.2) and the high lump (D-iv Dy mine no orticial ooints were kept, but had there, Rincon would have tallied 75 to run-nerup Tucson High's 59. Tucson High, which easily won the three previous City Relays, was next in line with two victories the 880 yard medley (1:37.0) and the final running event, the mile relay Pueblo and Catalina won the other two events. Pueblo's the other two events, Pueblo's three-man broad jump squad (Pies Aldrlck 21 Robert Johnson 20-8V4 and Lesley Foley 19-54) leaped 61 feet, 5A inches. Catalina erased the other meet record hig hurdle shut tie by running a :36.6. The four record breakers were Reid Ehlenberg, Charles Walthall, Jim Donaldson and Ralph Smith.

THS' old mark was :37.4. Approximately 1,000 fans erne On the Ocean Band july to AUG. 12 Full 0 Weeks CAMP $400 For Intormitlon, call our Tucion Repretentativt Mr, John Newcomtr A 4-3V43 41 ill viewed the keen competition under shirt-sleeved temperatures and it was almost all Rincon. The Rangers added three seconds, two fourths and one fifth place finish to tneir six wins. The fine shot-putting Rin con trio of Bill Jones, Bob Orin and Phil Cox totaled 145-14 to snap the 1962 rec ord of 143 by Catalina.

Jones putted 50-1, Orin 48-6 2 and uox, a sophomore, 46-6. Rincon fine bespectacled pole vaulter Alan Teasley reg istered his second straight 13-0 vault to better the meet 12-6 mark set by Catalina's Don Hawke in 1960. The inexperienced Badgers squad, bolstered by 16 sopho mores, got two seconds, four thirds, two fourth and one fifth along with their two vie tories. Pueblo was third with 46 points while host Catalina was fourth with 34. Palo Verde was fifth with 28, Sv.nnyside sixth with 14 and Salpointe seventh with four.

Amphi was the only AA-4 squad that didn't compete in the tune-up for the 1963 sea son. Despite the victory, the Rincon spikers didn't even come close to being the super team it was Wednseday when it pasted Tucson High, 90-28, in a dual meet. This point proved the strength of the Rangers. All performers did well, but didn't match their feats of Wednesday. "We were really high for Tucson High," said Coach Cody Mothershed after the meet.

"It's kind of hard to stay high for two tough meets especially when they're only three days apart. PRESS BOX NOTES THS lost its top sprinter Lennie Don when he pulled the right hamstring on the first 110- yard leg of the 440-yard re lav Palo Verde's Bill Psal tis, who attended Catalina last year, had the best put yesterday with a 53-9 heave. He also had a oz-s'A throw INDIVIDUAL IVINTS HIOH JUMP 1, Mlki Cushlns, Rincon! lt, 10 Inchest 2, Jim Market, Rln con, 5-10; 3, Reld Ehlenberg, Catalina, 5-10 4, Oscar Marrlson, Tucson High, S-l. (first, second and third places decided on fewer misses). POLI VAULT-1, Alan Teasley, Rin con, 13-0 (new City Relay record, old mark 124 by Don Hawke, Catalina, 1960)1 2, Fernando Rodrlguet, Tucson High, 11-61 3, Ralph 'mith, Catalina, 11-6; 4, Jim Corral, Tucion High, 11-6.

(Second, third and fourth placet de cided on fewer misses). RUNNINO IVINTS 440-YD. Rf LAY Rincon (Dave Zorlch, John Dllllnder, Bob Raklch, Mike Hughes); 2, Sunnysldet 3, tie between Pueblo and Tucson High; Catalina; TWO-MILI RILAY-1, Rincon (Dick Browning, Dan Weaver, Stevt Bell, Bob Stlffler); 2, Pueblo; 3, Tucson High; 4, Catalina. SHOT PUT (3-man teamsl-1, Rincon (Bill Jones, SO-1; Bob Orin, 4 Phil Cox, 46-6), D-145-1Vi (new City Relay record, old mark 143-0 by Catalina, 1962); 2, Palo Verde, 138 3, Pueblo, 137-31 4, Catalina, 136-6; 5, Tucson High, 130-8'. IM-YD.

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