The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California (2024)

January 23, 1964

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The Sacramento Beei

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Sacramento, California

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Thursday, January 23, 1964

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58

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THE SACRAMENTO BEE Thursday January 23 1964 pageE4 Fire Department Cagers Will Clash ens Teacher Hunt wealthy Dallas oil and businessman and the first for Miss Knobel 25 a history teacher in Richardson High School The couple plan a honeymoon in Austria where they will attend the Winter Olympic Games Lamar Hunt Weds I DALLAS Tex AP Lamar Hunt owner of the Kansas Chiefs of the American Football League and Norma Knobel were married yesterday in the bride's home in suburban Richardson The marriage was the second for Hunt 32 son of The Sacramento Fire De- the Muscular Dystrophy Aspartment basketball team will sociation Vallejo won the meet the firemen of Vallejo first two games tonight at the McClat- A preliminary game will pit chy High School at 9 o'clock the KROY Dribblers against All proceeds from the third the Marietta Manglers at 7:45 annual game will go to the PM The admission price is 50 Sacramento area chapter of cents riaPainareMrSMORMIZMIMPNYMMINIVIler 7 row sonnouseursotemer rq 1 5 6 1 I 1 6 101 woo 1 i I 1 I I 6 woo 1 il 1 sof4atowoomolowe 0 1 1 1 i i i i 1 s- to-4 11 40 4----A-' 1 IP NOW 1 4 a i i i jpomm -a -4113' I 0- a10 1 I 1 '4-A1J 1 7 4 I 1 I 4 tm 1' i 13''' 1 i' tert" (14 fal 0'- li ric 1 tlN- A'' i 1-A-mticir 0 -A11yots---- C- 0 0 0 alt MEN'S SHOE SHOP SiNITTUV 166 A If game discuss strategy with three quarterbacks at a recent get together luncheon in Chico The signal callers are left to right Allen Wentworth of Dixon Larry Blankenship of Weed and Skip Taylor of Willows NOR CAL Kaer left and frank Anthony right Weed High School football coaches who will direct the Northern California All Stars against Sacramento County on August 15th in the eighth annual Optimist Prep Basketball Standings SIDE LEVERS Encina Ace Paces Metro 'Perfect comfort like this never COIIIIDOS cheapf By Larry Lavelle Nothing pleases a baker night horrow show of mismore than a cake which not matches only looks good but also But if a section tournatastes well ment is the only way to a That's why Jim Erickson state tournament we'll take Metropolitan League presi- it dent has cause to strut His brainstorm the annual Ca- Jeff Cudworth who as a mellia City Basketball Tour- junior set a Camellia scornament of Champions is the ing record two years ago by biggest prep hit of the dec- clicking for 37 points in a ade in the Sacramento area Sequoia victory over Pittsburg Saturday night led the Financially and artistically Oregon State Rooks to a 62 to the Camellia TOC is a smash 41 triumph over the Oregon While other tournaments Frosh Cudworth was the are having difficulties the game's top point producer Camellia scheduled March with 21 points Of 5th 6th and 7th at Sacra-course the Camellia record mento High School is irownow is owned by Bob Kming sounder all the time lish who scored 41 against With the commitment of Ta At a llpai the Capital Valley Confer- east three local prepence champion the Camellia sters have fractured school is assured of at least four records this year Encina's top flight teams one from Jim Eakins with 34 against the Metro one from the CVC James Marshall two nights one from the Central Cali- ago set one So did Ken fornia Conference and one Stewart of Mira Loma with from the new Mission Trail 31 and Terry Battenberg of League pin I intin with 9R Jeff Cudworth who as a junior set a Camellia scoring record two years ago by clicking for 37 points in a Sequoia victory over Pittsburg Saturday night led the Oregon State Rooks to a 62 to 41 triumph over the Oregon Frosh Cudworth was the game's top point producer with 21 points Of course the Camellia record now is owned by Bob Kmlish who scored 41 against Tamalpais At least three local prepsters have fractured school records this year Encina's Jim Eakins with 34 against James Marshall two nights ago set one So did Ken Stewart of Mira Loma with 31 and Terry Battenberg of Rio Linda with 26 By Larry Lavelle Scoring Race Jim Eakins Encina High School's 6-9 center who poured in 66 points in the last two games upped his seasonal average to 226 in quest of the metropolitan area scoring championship Gary Foster Mira Loma junior is second with a 175 average while Highlands' Steve Barber is third with 152 The remainder of the top ten is made up of Terry Battenberg of Rio Linda HA Walt Slider of Hiram Johnson 143 Bruce Lee of Bella Vista 141 Richard Musillami of Luther Burbank 138 Isaac Fontaine of Grant Union 135 Jerry West of La Sierra 134 And Ken Stewart of Mira Loma 133 METROPOLITAN LEAGUE Li Rio Linda 6 1Johnson 3 3 None Del Rio 5 11C McClatchy 2 4 Highlands 5 1 Woodland 1 6 Sacramento 3 1Grant Union 0 6 Burbank 3 I MOTHER LODE LEAGUE Jackson 2 01Summervite 1 1 Bret Harte 2 OLIone 0 2 Amador 2 liCalaveras 0 3 FEATHER RIVER LEAGUE LI 1 Lt Lassen 3 0 Greenville Portola 2 0 Westwood 0 2 Chester 2 1Lovalton 0 2 Quincy 1 )1Herlong 0 2 SACRAMENTO VALLEY SOUTH LI Esparto 3 0 Williams 1 1 Sutter 2 1 Pierce 0 2 Maxwell 1 l'East Nicolans 0 2 CAPITAL VALLEY CONFERENCE LI Encino 3 Loma '2 1 La Sierra 2 UBella Vista 0 3 El Camino 2 1San Juan 0 3 SIERRA FOOTHILL LEAGUE LI Marysville 4 l'Nevada Union 2 3 Roseville 4 l'Placer 1 4 Yuba City 3 11Las Plumes 0 4 Oroville 2 2' NORTHERN ATHLETIC LEAGUE Li Chico 3 0 Anderson 1 2 Enterprise 2 IlRed Bluff 1 2 Shasta 1 2ICentral Valley 1 2 WESTSIDE LEAGUE LI Orland 2 1 2 Paradise 2 11Corning 0 2 Gridley 1 ll GOLDEN EMPIRE LEAGUE Eastern Divison Western Division LI 4 Folsom 4 O'Armilo 4 0 El Dorado 2 21Davis 4 0 Cordova 2 21Vacaville 2 2 Elk Grove 1 31Marshall 1 3 Ponderosa 4 41Washinoton -0 4 SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA LEAGUE WI Rio Vista 4 0 Benicia 2 4 Clarksburg 4 1 Winters 1 3 Dixon 3 ltourtland 0 4 Gait 2 1 PIONEER LEAGUE Del Oro 4 1 3 Colusa 4 0 Wheatland 1 3 Live Oak 2 2Colfax 0 4 SISKIYOU COUNTY LEAGUE LI Weed 2 I 1 Tuielake 1 0 Dunsmuir 0 1 Mt Shasta -1 liMcCioud 0 2 SACRAMENTO VALLEY NORTH Li Los Molinos 2 0 Princeton 0 2 BI905 2 0 2 Durham 2 0 Elk Creek 0 2 MODOC-LASSEN LEAGUE LI Fall River 2 O'Big Valley 0 I Modoc 1 USurprise Valley 0 1 EVERGREEN LEAGUE LI If ti Butte Valley 1 Jones Happy Camp 1 (1Etna 0 1 Yreka Rmbirs 0 01 In all 15 players have hit 20 or more points during the season Eakins ea ds the list followed by Stewart Bill Hoover of Armstrong Battenberg Russell Brooks of Sacramento Isaac Fontaine of Gr an Walt Slider of Hiram Johnson Steve Barber of Highlands Jerry West of La Sierra Roy Burnett of San Juan Bruce Lee of Bella Vista Richard Musillami of Bur ban Gary Foster of Mira Loma Earl Haugen of San Juan Bill NcNulty of Highlands and Bill Steinmetz of Norte Del Rio The Norte student body feeling that Tom Edwards was slighted by the all Metro Tournament selection committee presented him with a trophy identical to the ones which went to the official all tourney team Mira Loma Matmen Fall To El Camino these features and you' can get them for less VEL-FLEX a anywhere Soft grain calfskin Full glove leather lining Wrapped sponge ribber insole 2 II tt 1 i 0 it k1 k--) 1 i it 1 s9 jv Fl Li EX 4f-- i -1 I- i t'-'1 4- -i i -f t- l' ill Atirf At-: HI: lt'4'' A' 0 AA4' 111 ir" 1(44 o'o0 1 1 '''i wH 44 -I You have to get 1 E' 7r i these features get theili for anywhere i i Soft graincalfskin- -'s Full glove leather lining Wrapped sponge rubber insole -1 I Pre-flexed soles 1:4 i StiOgJitting heels' i The El Camino High School wrestlers captured a pair of matches over the host Mira Loma teams yesterday winning the A contest 42 to 3 and the jayvee encounter 32 to 18 The A results follow with El Camino listed first: 95 Lava decisioned Bruce Waltrip DeVisscher was pinned by Tom Krolikowskl Chapman decisioned Rich Kendrick 120 Walt decisioned Jay Motto Jay Yaudegis decisioned Ron Behm Busch decisioned Ron Lange Willden decisioned Dan Ross Roark was decisioned by Lee Yager McClung pinned Gary Chess' Brachman decisioned Dan Downer Giambruno deck sioned Steve Nauss ler Giam bruno decisioned Pete Adamson heavy Walkon pinned Pets Raab 1 Mira Loma continues to set the pace in team offense with a 571 average Bella Vista is second with 530 and Encina Norte Del Rio and El Camino all are over 50 points per game Defensively Highlands is still in front with a 381 average pressed by Encina with 387 The following figures were compiled by Bee statistician Pete Arrowsmith: TEAM RECORDS Offense 0 fg ft to ave MireLoma 14 302 196 800 571 Belle Vista 13 274 141 689 530 Encina 10 195 135 525 525 Norte Del Rio 13 258 154 670 515 El Camino 12 227 141 602 502 Sacramento 11 227 148 602 502 ka Sierra 13 247 132 626 482 San Juan 13 232 160 624 480 Armstrong 14 259 129 647 462 Rio Linda 11 201 97 499 ASA Burbank 13 205 177 587 452 Johnson 12 201 135 537 448 Grant 13 229 118 576 443 Highlands 13 210 148 568 437 McCiatchY 12 173 128 474 395 Defense fg ft to ave Highlands 13 174 147 495 381 Encina 10 146 95 387 387 La Sierra 13 225 99 549 422 Rio Linda 11 172 121 465 423 Burbank 13 214 123 551 424 McClatchy 12 202 119 523 436 Norte Del Rio 13 233 120 586 451 Sacramento 11 200 103 503 457 Johnson 12 222 117 561 468 El Camino 12 215 138 568 473 San Juan 13 229 193 651 501 Mira Loma 14 291 124 706 504 Bella Vista 13 279 107 665 512 Armstrong 14 247 227 721 511 Grant 13 248 203 699 538 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 9 fg ft to ave Eakins Enc 10 83 60 226 226 Foster ML 13 85 57 227 175 Barber High 11 39 167 152 Battentierg RL 11 72 14 158 144 Slider HJ 12 61 50 172 143 Lee BV 13 71 41 183 141 Musillaml LB 13 64 51 179 138 Fontaine Gr 13 74 28 176 135 West LS 8 47 13 107 134 Stewart Mt 14 74 38 186 133 Edwards NDR 01 45 52 142 129 Brooks Sac 11 61 18 140 127 Steinmetz NDR 13 58 39 155 119 Burnett Si 13 55 45 155 119 Franz IS 12 51 36 138 115 Kerhoulas EC 11 48 29 125 114 Oretega Sac 11 52 15 119 108 Graf Sac 11 50 19 1)9 101 Hoover BA 14 65 18 148 106 McNulty High 13 55 26 136 105 Thrower HJ 12 50 22 122 102 Davis BV 13 51 28 130 100 Naltgen SJ 13 44 42 130 100 Mason RL 11 41 111 106 96 Torbert ML 12 42 27 111 93 A Jackson NOR "11 46 9 101 92 Tueller LB 13 44 20 108 83 0 Jones McC 12 42 15 99 83 Anderson BV 12 38 23 99 113 Dresser LS 13 39 27 105 81 Singer RL 11 36 17 89 111 Dahlberg NOR 13 42 18 102 79 Garren ML 13 38 23 99 76 Stevenson ML 13 37 25 99 76 Schlueter BV 13 43 11 97 75 Frandrup BA 14 36 32 104 74 Sanchez LB 13 32 31 95 73 Harley EC 12 34 18 86 72 Bigelow LB 12 25 34 84 70 Jones LS 13 37 16 90 69 Foley McC 12 34 15 83 69 Smith Enc 10 22 24 68 68 Geibler Si 13 37 13 87 67 Radich McC 12 30 18 78 65 Brown EC 12 28 22 78 65 French EC 11 23 23 71 65 Sullivan High 12 29 17 75 63 Rocaski BA 13 33 14 80 62 Nelson McC 12 20 33 73 61 Lyon Ent 9 22 10 54 60 Garcia BA 13 30 17 77 59 Noll LS 13 31 14 76 59 Roberts Si 13 31 13 75 58 Forsch HJ 11 22 19 63 57 Jensen EC 10 19 19 57 57 Anderson NOR 10 22 12 56 56 Floegel Enc 10 18 20 56 56 RM'S RL 7 12 15 39 56 Baker BV 13 31 10 72 55 Carlson LB 13 23 26 72 55 Strother Enc 10 24 6 54 54 Ohlson Gr 7 17 4 38 54 Fletcher Gr 13 31 6 68 52 Ashby Si 11 21 14 56 5 1 Avila BA 13 30 65 50 Swital High 12 II 24 60 50 Rossi EC 9 21 3 45 50 ave 226 175 152 1441 1431 1411 13111 135 134 133 129 127 119 1191 115: 1141 1081 1011 106 103 102 100 100 96 93 92 83 831 113 81 111 79 761 76 73 74 731 72 70 69: 611 88 67 65 65: 65 631 621 61 601 591 591 571 571 56 561 56 551 551 541 521 51 50 50 511 Encina Sophs Beat Marshall 81-29 The Encina High School's sophom*ores set a school scoring record by defeating the host James Marshall team 81 to 29 in a basketball game Leading the scoring attack was Dick White with 16 points Dave Little had 20 rebounds for the winners The total erased the 80 figure which was accomplished by Encina last year against Encina Grapplers Defeat San Juan The latter is composed of some of the larger schools from the Coast Counties League su ch as Monterey Salinas and Carmel It figures that the Camellia will try to dip into the Diablo Valley Foothill Mann County and a olic Athletic Leagues to fill the remaining spots in the field of eight GEL Is Possibility Also a possibility is that the Camellia will attempt to interest the Golden Empire League as a regular participant And a move of that sort would be a giant step towards an eventual Sac-Joaquin Section tournament Such sectional level tournaments are the rule in Southern California Las year the Central Section of the CIF held its first tourney and this season the Northern Athletic League will sponsor an invitational which openly is a forerunner to a North Section tournament In fact the 19 year old Acker Tournament a unique event staged in Chico Oroville and Redding on a rotating basis is dead The Siskiyou County Modoc-Lassen and Feather River leagues as well as the NAL are in the new lineup already Naturally promoters of the tourney hope the Westside Sacramento Valley and Pioneer Leagues will follow suit in the near future Camellia Is Tops But meanwhile in the metro area the Camellia Tournament is the big show With nothing but turnaway crowds last year at the Sacramento High School Pavilion the tournament despite fairly stiff netted a handsome profit in the neighborhood of $1600 Each participating school received some $180 and inasmuch as transportation was the only notable item which the schools had to bear the Camellia Tournament proved to be a profitable trip for everyone Visiting teams are housed and fed in private homes which wipes out a large financial responsibility Hopefully some day the Camellia tournament will be housed in a multipurpose arena where instead of crowds of 3500 the prepsters will be playing before 10- 000 State Tourney And if it ever comes to a section tournament this department suggests that it be a stepping stone to a state tourney While the addition of the Sierra Foothill Valley Oak and Golden Empire leagues would be though it wouldn't necessarily raise the caliber of a Camellia tournament the inclusion of Superior California or Mother Lode or Trans Valley schools would do nothing but guarantee an opening City Men's Basketball Northern Division Fuchsias 51 Unknowns 29 championship Coast Division Em 30 Ben Ail Rookies 21 Encina High School's wrestling team moved a step closer to a Capital Valley Conference championship last Inight by defeating San Juan 21 to 18 at San Juan The results follow with Encina wrestlers listed first: lost decision to Nardinelli decisioned Morrow Fuller lost decision to Plautz: lost decision to Cowan' lost decision to Goddard lost decision to Bustos decisioned 'Wilson lost decision to Bustos decisioned Humphrey 165 decisioned McDonald Baird decisioned Clevenger Baird dectsioned Stockton low decisioned Wilson 29 San Juan 18 1 1 Tri County Prep Rifle El Camino A 1238 (Pat Sutcliffe 199x 200) San Juan 1167 (Ron Church 179 Bill Kirk 179) El Camino 1V 663 (Paul Kohler 137x 150) San Juan SIO (Ray Barnett 1161 San Juan 442 (Reed 92)000) El Camino 442 (Ralph Fenner 93) You do get them in VEL-FLEX Prep Basketball'Schedute f-4wt A Special price for all this quality $29 Cover size 12 slightly higher) 1 9 I Sacramento Valley South Pierce at East Nicolaus Esparto at Maxwell WilitamS at Sutter Modoc-Lassen League Fall River vs Modoc in Altura Surprise Valley vs Big Valley in Bieber Non League Benicia vs South Tahoe in Al Tahoe GAMES SATURDAY Feather RIM' League Duincy at Loyalton vs Lassen in Susanville Non League Bishop ODowd at El Camino Yreka vs Shasta in Redding Central Valley at McCloud Weed at Enterprise South Tahoe at Clarksburg Tahoe-Truckee vs Del Oro in Loomis BIM at Live Oak Tule lake at Merrill Ore Big Valley vs Butte Valley in Dorris South Fork V3 Trinity in Weaverville Anderson at Hayfork Marysville at Willows GAME MONDAY Non League Paradise vs Oroville Ramblers In Oro I I 1 1 1- 4: i 1 1 i 4 11 tp tt I Basketball Results Complete Range of Sizes: GAMES TOMORROW Metropolitan LINIQUO Hiram Johnson at Sacramento PM A McClatchy High School at Grant Union PM Luther Burbank at Highlands PM Norte Del Rio at Woodland II PM Caoital Valley Conference La Sierra at El Camino PM Encino at Bella Vista 5 PM sort Juan at Mira Loma PM Sierra Foothill League Ortwl Ile vs Nevada Union in Grass Valley Roseville at Marysville Yuba City vs Las Plumas In Northern Athlone Leagste Shasta at Chico Control Valley at Enterprise Anderson at Red Bluff Witstside League Willows at Grigiev Corning at Orland Golden Emirs Ltagua Folsom vs Awhile in Fairfield Vacovi lia at Cordova El Dorado at James Marshall Davis at Elk Grove Washington vs Ponderosa In Shingle Springs loser California League Rio Vista at Clarksburg Gait at Courtiand Dixon at winters Mother Lode League Amador at Jackson ret Harte at lone Summerville vs Calaveras In San An dries Pioneer League live Oak at Colfax Del Oro at Co lusa Lincoln at Wheatland Sista'' County League Yreka at Mt Shasta Weed at Tule lake Dunsmuir at McCloud Evergreen League Ft Jones at Ha PpY Camp utte Valley vs Yreka Ramb Jeri in Yreka Feather River League Lassen at Greerivtlie Westwood at Porto la Chester at Quincy Sacramento Valley North at Boos vs Hamilton in Hamitton OY Elk Creek at Lets Monnos WIDTH 6 7 -V 8 9 12 13 -114 AA A EEE XXXXXXXXXXXX I 14 COLLEGE Villanova 78 West Chester 61 Providence 77 Canisius 74 Pittsburgh 14 Kent State 63 Army 64 Hofstra 59 Virginia Tech 72 East Carolina 68 Evansville 81 Kentucky Wesieyan 69 Indiana State 101 Eastern Illinois 87 Sonnet leid 91 Colby 17 Youngstown 61 Steuben Ying Fenn 83 Allegheny 63 Erie County Tech 65 Alfred Tech 63 Brockport 55 Rochester Tech 51 Broome Tech 91 Mohawk Valley CC 64 Valdosta State 75 florid PresbYterian Georgia Southern 123 Jacksonville Fla 95 Windsor Ont 80 Adrian 72 Waynesburg SO Wheeling 72 North Park 65 Conuirdia River Forest III 56 Denison 1111 Wilmington Ohio 76 Cumberland Ky ag Tampa tn AmallichOn 78 'Heiner 69 Vi lie Madonna 69 TraniVIvagia St Oiaf 73 Craieton 72 Platteville 110 St Ambrose 97 Princoia 70 Lincoln Christian 66 St Mar vs Minn 63 Lors Savannah State 76 Edward Waters 57 Windham 85 New England CO liege 73 Hardline 73 River Falls 72 Central Connecticut 101 Plymouth NH 72 New York Community kt Dutthess CC GAMES TUESDAY Metropolitan Le liRle McCiatchy High School at Sacramento 730 PM Norte Del Rio at Grant Union 7:30 PM Highlands at Rio Linda 7:30 PM Sierra Foothill League Las Plumas vs Nevada Union in Grass Val let Yuba City at Marysville Roseville vs Placer on Auburn Superior California League Rio Vista at Dixon Mother Lode League Jackson at tone Feather River League Heriong at Portoia Lassen at Westwood Sacramento UMW North Princeton at Boos Elk Creek vs Hamilton In Hamilton Citv Log at Durham Sacramento Valley South East Nicolaus at thiliiamg Non League James Marshall at Elicits' 7:30 PM Willows at CO1U5IL Plcase olloiv weekt fur dclicery of OM 61 SLCS 3 ROOS STORES IN SACRAMENTO Downtown: 10th at Country Club Centre Southgate Shopping Center i I i i 'I L1644441 oseE4miLda40 AaAntA4iaLiftAiodoktiteamiii-ebA be.

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