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The Mustang team had the tun circuit blast for Hollywood Padres surprised with their im proved fielding and hitting. Roy Copley, of the K C. team, slam med out a homer in the first inning lih3 ~from-thai~tlme on the Mus Mrs Elsie Haynes d Mrs J D Gldre, 21st Mrs A G Rawlins and Mrs Claire Wilson--double default Mrs A B Cinocchlo d Katherine 1 Melster, default THIRD FLIGHT __ , -- Mrs^J "5^B'^--Watsoh"`l_d=T^rs *G ~A JKlamer, default, Sargent this week. Miss Sargent played Barbara Thi ever, and was also eliminated from'Pebble Beach Wot pionshiji play by,,the young "giant killer" The tour eludes with the 36 hole match_play final 1 ound_tomorri tangs had an edge over the Pad res Grove Faculty, Students TMrs Mildred Schnetz d" Mrs Fred Zethraeus 3-1Jane Humiiton d Mrs Giertrud Car mona, 2-up ____ Gene Vandervort pit'chedTorthc" Padres, striking" out nine men n Mrs ' J D "Thorn Jr , d Mrs Edith Ferarji, 7-G THIRD DEFEATED 8 rudge Diamond Meetin comparison to the King City pitch Mrs M D MdcGregoi d Mrs George Moore Jr , 3-2 , er, Thompson's five. MUSCULAR YOUNG Bob Work, Mrs Carter Kllborn SlIagarlancL default. d Mrs RN --------- Carmel (1) , PUyer Po* Frey 2b Kino cuy (7) AB R H piayor Pn a b r 401 Banuelos rf Pllingha-HV,------- ,the Irrner .Pacific Grove High Mrs' Ben Secondo Huffman, 24th ' d Mrs C. L E K'School and Hartnell College (Saltnan.)--ace, worked-,TOO yards--in the 'P^f cnMufiJwrsb^^VUhHe`frlbTegrt h Elooser t --f in a d ls Mr9 Russell rf 'Updike SB .Vandervort IP 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 2b 4 Copley, s b 4 FCooUraectsc,ioii,3bcf 4 3 1_ o iii UCLA-Santa Barbara College Mrs H L Stllwell, San Mateo, d Mrs 1 hack meet last week m 9 7. I Philip Hansen, Corcoran, '4-3, for the Fourth Flight Championship --------------- 01 Humor was predominant Thurs day- afternoon when the ^Pacific Grove Faculty '`boys" took on-the Senior Class "men" in a baseball game. No records were kept, but the general concensus at the end to have "blown his started throwing th players instead ot p piaffe- ' ' ' ' Most of the time by arguments betw tarns, Maurice Balas Reimers cf 3 Nnrwier, If 2 Emery, 3b 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 Foley, c Ecninecue, ib 2 o o| Needless to add, Work wo,n the ., ,, , _, ,, 3^1 o,dash and tied the Bruin school Spartans WinOverin, lb Canham, c 2 3 0 0 0 1 Thompson,~p 3 0 0 mark for tfiedistance of the tussel was that the score Colwell, and the was tied, 4-4 Perettie and Richai Max Kelly and Maurice Galasso seemed that no oni Daniels If 1 0 0 Artelian, lb 1 0 0 Bob is now rated a "star" in the Swim Meetcentury , were the battery for the seniois, with the umps, in fa while "Iron" Ed Nemson pitched tlmes^ctidn't agree t Carmel KC 010 00 0 l 100 03 3 7 In the same meet he took a , , to "Happy" Harold "ColWell for the selves. couple of cracks at broad Jumping. The Monteiey Peninsula All-star ]faculty.Jn_the_Iast_liminig,/Herni| - At the-end-of-U piVtc.hJenrrin^gnndpietcrvhoerrt HTohmome prsuonns CLofpwle-invgi-Morc or less unfamiliar wjth the swimming" team yesterday after-json was replaced by Colwell asTsemors were quick 1 tf It hv rvl 11*Vi r Tt r\ t a 11 i Vf & --r-n mrl I techniques, "the UCLA athlete noqn succumbed to a Ban Jose pitcher, Marty Baskin moved from the faculty The fac letln Bolcttl (KC -2i Canhnm (3 made one leap of 21 feet, three State aggregation, 43-32, in a dual third to catcher, and Nemson took] declined to accept l O\ortn Relmera Updike, iCnrmel-6',t , . , ,, Bares on bails foff Thompson - 2i (0ff and onc-half Inches ana then join- meet that featured hair breadth over third I little urging, howet s.'"vd,nrd^lort'ii Slrl1" nut3 Thompsonled his mother. Mrs Dan Danziger, first places ' Nemson was generally thought I suade them on the sidelines J - r The Spartans, represented by Not expecting favorable results, frosh and three varsity actuators, Field of 100 ^I he was surprised to hear his name gained their victory by edging the May Be ! announced as "thiid place winner " All-Stars hi the 300 yard medley Expected for] Bob's lather, T A Work, Jr, 'and 100 yard free style. >uf of Lineup I was quite a track man m his youth Ken Kimball lost the 150 yard Collegiate GolSAN FRANCISCO, April D (U P) too . backstroke scurry .by'the 10 inches San Jose Sf Boxing Cra Pitcher Cliff Melton appeared des-1 Tlic elder Junior joined hands it took to lower his arm. to the SANTA CRUZ, Calif, April 9. EAST LANSING, lined to be out of ihe San Fran- wilh a fellow Pacific Grove Break- edge cisco Seal line-up f O r several rr Mahoney, to win the North RESULTS 4 (/P) -- Tournament officials f/P)--Michigan State announced today a field of close'state toed off toda weeks .today after suffering a Coast Section high school chain- 50 yd flee sty le Qyameas iSJi. 3. 1 Naknshlma Googlns iM) (Ml 2 Time to 100 playeis was expected for ,, broken bone in his left foot In the plonshlp In 1923. 26 5 200 ,yd breast stroiike 1 Bucchino (Mi the Northern California Intercol-1 ^- r e ` ' game against the Seattle Ralnicrs The victory was truly a two - 2 Shoet-i (-SJ), 3 Cummings (M> Time legiate Golf Championship heie nient team title. 2 47 8 dlIa,t nlgnt. man affah, since Mahoney and 220 \d free stile 1 Cutino (Ml 2 Apiil 13, 14, 15 and 16 The event For the last four i, Melton was forced to lethe in Woik were the onh Breakers to Boyant tSJi 3 Dew (M) Time 2 30 3 150 vd back stroke 1 Lebedeff (SJ), 2' will be'held at the nearby Pasa- touinament- the titli | the second Inivng when he was manufactuie any points. ielstiuck by a line dine from the] Woik copped the high jump m i bnt ot Rainier Outfielder A1 Ly (netting a new NCS lecord) and ' ons. the high huidles, while Mahoney Khriball UU), 3 Hoffman (SJ), Time" 100 yd free style 1 Guisnest, (SJ). 2 Cutino (M). 3 Sage (SJ) Time 1 00 300 yd edly relay Aon by San Jose Time "3 25 5 440 >d free stUe 1 Dew (Ml, 2 itempocourse "-- -- exclusive prope.ty c High lanking players who,, wtl). '"-Michigan State hi compete Include AI Nelson, Ken Venturi and George Bruno of St 12 edge over San J took the' milfcoand the half - mile BiynM (SJ), 3 Lohr ISJi Time 5 50 5 Mary's College ,__Bnrldy Troyer, the finals Both-tea run5; The wins gave Pacific Grove ,.P.lvLnK^7 Meeonnell (SJ). 3 NiivTSv (Ml, a Ed mo nt... -m-, < ------------------------ College of the i'aciiic, Bob Un- men still in till1 rum MISSION RANCH 20 points, enough- to come back Winning acorp 3110 points. thank," Armstrong College; Eli State, with TO point from Stanford pionship. with the cham f ig h t s l a s t n ig h t Barlteau, Jr., Billy Ogden, Howard remaining, also had CHICAGO,,-- ViuG Foster. 148, Vcrutti and AVarren McCarthy, ail Bob Work, incidentally, matri Omaha, outpointed Chuck Taylor, of San Jose State College and Don cal change for the Carmel, Calif. culated! (one quarter) at Iceland 147, Coalport, Pa,, 10. ' Schwab of the University of Cali Idaho, with eight i Stanford's farm. He is expected to SAN FRANCISCO -- Bernard fornia. finalists. Dinners cost his former school points when Docuscn, 145i'j, New Orleans., the Indians tangle with the Bruins outpointed Bobby Jones, 144y,' * --in the "Club" In a Conference meet today. Oakland, Calif, 10 Dining Room From 6 00 pm Open Daily