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Don Ward (St. Mary!s, Berkeley) upset Henry Andrade (Johnson, Sacramento), when Andrade hit the last hurdle and couldn't recover .. Leon Hanson (Antioch) won the pole vault at 14-91/4, but there were four competltiors that cleared that height. Sophomore Ken Frazier (Mission, San Francisco) won both the long and triple jumps as expected. Junior Dennis DeSoto (Santa Rosa), the son of head coach Gene, won the shot put at 59-3.4. Two great names out of the past' were also In the field. Dave Maggard (Acalanes, Lafayette), the son of, the Cal athletic director, placed fifth, and Beau Babka (Stagg, Stockton), the son of Rink, placed seventh In the competition. Paul Bender (Shafter) edged Steve Colvin (Lowell, San Francisco) on his last throw of the competition-183--4 to 183-0. Helke Skaden (Encina, Sacramento), the finest, female long distance runner In Northern California, broke the five minute mile with 4:59.20. She easily defeated a fine field of outstanding runners, as she did at the Jenner Classic. The Berkeley girls showed why they are such a strong team by completely domin- ating the 400 meter relay in 46.64, a new record by over a second. They also set a new record In the mile relay at 3:53.29. Debbie Corley '(Garces, Bakersfield)' won the 4 kilo' shot put at 43-8, which surpassed the old record of 41-21/4 by Rita Banks (Delano) last year. Su-Mel Lee (Eisenhower, Rialto) placed fourth in the Open Women's 1500 on Saturday with 4:41.91. Girls WCR MILE RELAY ' .. , 1. North, Bakersfield,(Carrie'Tlileft; DanaSmitl1,Kara Ragland,Catl1yWIt· son) 4:00.56;2. Foothill, Bakersfiel8. 4:05.20; 3.Hoover4:06.30; 4. Hiram-JoM- son4.:09.00; 5.Pitt:{l4; 12.0. L1~sr,:~~,S~1~~, ~~I~:se~~f05~n: KarenVanViaoenffi. ClovisWest.5:06.48; 4. Lori Shanoft, Petaluma, 5:06.68;5. MarciaWhite.Miramonte, 5:06.90 .. , 400RELAY 1. Berkelev (Nedra Rogers. Sharon Ware, TonavaKing. Judy Young) 46,64 (Meet.record,old record47.77.Edison: 1978);2.Cordova49,18; 3.Edison49.19; 4. Logan49.75; 5.McClvmonds 49.87. SHOTPUT ', 1. DebbieCorley, Garces.43-8(Meet record, old record 41-2"" Rita Banks: Detano,1979); 7. LauraDeSnoo, Washino; ion, Fremont,41·10;3. DeannPhillipS, Mira Lorna.39·10'·.;4.WenrJvFortner. libertY, 38-9",; S. Laree TInnin. Bishop O'Dowd,38-9'1:1. HIGHJUMP (Exhibition) 1.TOI1I'aMendonca, MI. Whitney,5-7;1.Laun Dew.Lemoore, W<; 3.CabrinlLeathen,South,Bakersfield, •. • ; 4.Oe!IiseMiller, Wesl.BaIIersfield. 5-4; S.LeannaRollerts.Tula~ Westetll,~2.. , According to Ralph Wiley, writing in the Oakland'Trlbune, the Howard sisters have expressed the desire to continue their relay and scholastic careers at Stanford. Where Are the Howards Going? Arete 'West Twilight. Girls Invitational Mt. Carmel Invitational no) 9,McClvmonds8.MiraLorna(Sacra· menta)6,AntiocH6, SI.Mary's (Berel<e- Iy) 6. SI1after6. Cordova6. SanJoaquin Memorial 6. SantaRosa6. YubaCily 4, Sanger4. Woodside4, Bakersfield 4• . Lowell(SanFrancisco)4,Armijo 4.Gall· leo(SanFrancisco)4,Highland(8akersi· feldl 4,Havword4.Clovis3",. EI Cerrito 3,MI.Eden3,Menlo-Atherton3,LeIi10dre 3.Skyline3,McLane3.Corocoran7. en- ~emont2, NOrthgate7, Mt. Pleasant7, AmadorValley 2,Westat Bakersfietd2. SilverCreel<7, EI Camino(Sacramental' 2,CarlMoll (SanCarlos I 1. .- by Keith Conning April 19, 1980. San Diego, Calif. Alemany of Mission Hills set anew national record In the women's 4 x Mile , Relay with 21:14.3 . by Bill Taylor, Drake Coach April 22, 1980. College of Marin. Well, It wasn't the record, but these four girls-Dykstra, Zeigler. martin, and Geoffrion-stili ran the 5th fastest time in . the history of U.S. high school track for the 4 x Mile as recorded in the "Wo- men's All-Time Outdoor List" of High School Track 1980. The Drake (San . ,tAnsellT1o)~team.,o" Katie'DYKstra, Jule"tH, ·'c,Zeigler; Theresa Martin and'Gigi Geoff- " 'rlon}clocked 21 :45.0. Katie "Dykstra was the.)!tar. She. ran 5:14.0 to' .break Lori Sala's school reco'rdln the m lie.' qhe story of track'and field)s about people, dreams, courage;' disappointment," and sometimes joy and celebration. Debby Corley 7:59.73; 2.Plltsburg8:01.56; 3.HighfandS,,:, 'N.~Highland'8:02.21;' 4. Hlram.:JohnsdI! '8:05.17;5.Amt%J~~~~:'05:~:g:\: 1. JohnReich;Memorial.~;i"j.rnes Modkins;"Pittsburg, 6-6; 3.lIIe);.Rltkvi Caldwell,•Berkeley; Jess:· RicharlhAo. Clovis~6-6;? JamesWilson;HavwaCd.l 6.. 7MILE '. ;". 1.MikeVail, Mira Lorna.9:17.73; f'tfI& Torres. Hiram ./ohnsQn, 9:13.39';'3:~ Lohse,Hantord,9:19.97;CJeft'Scott, et Camino,Sacramento,9:21.94;5.'Gary Gonzales, Clovis,9:73.00 .. 1.Berkeley~~~~~~J;ar~, W;~ .er, Robinson). 3: 16.77; 2. Oakl.am . 3:18.44; 3.HyramJohnson(Sacramento. 3:19.70;4.Highlands(NorthHighlands" 3:21.0;5.Galilee(SanFranciSCO),3:22.f3. TEAMSCORING • Berkeley48""HvramJohnson76,0afC, land 17,MissionlSan Jose) 12,Mission (SanFrancisco)12,Pitlsburghl7, High- lands(NorthHighlandsll0,Edison(fr~ ~s 100METERS 1.GeraldWhite,MCClymonds, 10.91; 2 Eric Washington,Woodside,10.99;3. \ MetvinWatkins,Bakersfietd, 11.01; 4. Ken Lawson, Castlemont, 11.03; 5. Tony Wyatt,Edison,11.06. 110HH 1.DonWard,St,Mary'sCoI,13.95 (Meet record,oldrecord,14.85, Jim Swain.Car· lemont,1979);2. HenryAndrade,Hiram Johnson. 14.04; 3.FrankWilliamson,Sky: line, 14.54; 4. Hiram .Io\"ack, McCIYmonds, 14.59; 5.RonMcCoy,Edison.14.97. POLEVAULT 1.LeonHanson. Antioch,14-9".;2,Tony Faber, YubaCity, 14·9".;3. GregEllis, Menlo-Atherton,14-9".;4. JeftBrooks, Lemoore, 14-9".; 5. Mike PhillipS, Car· Imont.14-3. DISCUS 1.PautBender,SI1after,183-4; 2. Steve • Colvin, Lowell, 183-0;3. Jeft Budwig, McLane,17~; 4.Eric Olsen,Northgate, In-6; S.otis Tolbert,Lemoore,163-3. . LONGJUMP 1. Ken Frazier, Mission,S.F.,21·8;2. Eric Wright.Armljo,21-6;3.RonMcCoy, Edison, 21.311.;4. AnthonyAllen,Galilee, 7].11,.;5.GeraldNails,Oakland, 21·5. 400METERS _ (ClassC) 1.SI.Mary's,Berkeley(Dave White,TonvJoseph,RonThompSon, Don Ward) 43.27(Meet record,.old record 43.86, Albany,1977); 2.DeLaSalie44.44; 3. Coalinga 44.88; 4. Yosemite 45.14; 5. Sira1f1more 45.29. 400METERS IClass BI 1. Grant, Sacramento (Johr Sherron,SteveWilson,JOeEllis,William Cravton)43.20;7. MCClymonds 43.33;3. East Bakersfield 44.00;4. WaShington 44.17; 5.serra44.65. SPRINGMEDlEY RELAY !Under 1.500) 1.ChristianBros .• Sacra· menta (David Jackson,,David Cooke. Ernie Guinto,Mark Rasmussen) 3:32.86; 7. Lemoore3:34.64;3. St. Mary's Col. 3:35.48;4. Seaside3:35.58;5. Foothill 3:36.73. ' DISTANCEMEDlAYRELAY 1.Mission.SanJose(Dirk Duffer,Greg Thompson. Rich Read, Jay MardenI' ~~i' 10:21.18; 7. oakland10:21.78; 3. Berkeley ·r 10:26.48; 4. Sanger10:78.54; 5. Corcoran 10:30.90. 400RfLAY' .," { (ClassA) 1. Berkeley(HomerDot5on. Ken Robinson,UlyseeWalker, Tommy Ford) 41.(\; 2..Hiram Johnson42:17;3. Cordova 47.48;4. Edison47.76;5. Mt. . Pleasant 47.84. TRIPLEJUMP 1.KenFrazier,Mission;S,F.• 48-3''2: 2- John Bailey. Berkeley, 48-0;3. Byron Criddle, Ei'Cerrilo. 48-8'-,; 4. Victor Torres, SII-'er Creek, 46-3' ..•; 5. Alton Henry.Bakersfield, 45-10. SHOT PUT 1.DeSoto,SantaRosa,59-0'.; 2. Eric Martin.Highland,Bak:,58-3'1,; 3.Rodney CUIJI), MI. Eden, 58-2'h; 4. Randy'Ariey. West. Bak" 57·4""; 5.. Dave Maggard, Acalanes, 57-3'4 .. :/-MILERELAY Berkeley (Eden McAuliffe, Jeff Char· leston.Andre Preston,PeleRichardson) West Coast Relays by Keith Conning May 9, 1980. Radcliffe Stadium, Fres- no, California. Don Ward (St. Mary·s. Berkeley) was selected as the outstanding performer In the high school division. He set a new record In the 110 meter high hurdles with 13.95. He also ran on two winning relay teams. Berkeley won the team tltie' with 48V2 points. Hiram Johnson of Sacramento was second with 26 and Oakland was third with 17. Berkeley started off with a third In the distance medley, and followed with a first in the 400 relay, second in the triple jump, first in the two-mile relay, thlrd.ln the high jump, and finished with a victory in the mile relay. Gerald White, a Junior from McCly- monds of Oakland, won the 100 meters In 10.94. Kenny Robinson of Berkeley did not run, because the Berkeley bus did not arrive In tIme. Apparently the team took too long at a rest and refueling stop In Los Banos. But Robinson will get another chance next year to win the outstanding athlete award. Mike Vall (Mira Loma, Sacramento) won a competitive two-mile In 9:12.73. The first seven runners all went under 9:25 ..
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Don Ward (St. Mary!s, Berkeley) upsetHenry Andrade (Johnson, Sacramento),when Andrade hit the last hurdle andcouldn't recover ..
Leon Hanson (Antioch) won the polevault at 14-91/4, but there were fourcompetltiors that cleared that height.
Sophomore Ken Frazier (Mission, SanFrancisco) won both the long and triplejumps as expected.
Junior Dennis DeSoto (Santa Rosa), theson of head coach Gene, won the shot putat 59-3.4. Two great names out of the past'were also In the field. Dave Maggard(Acalanes, Lafayette), the son of, the Calathletic director, placed fifth, and BeauBabka (Stagg, Stockton), the son of Rink,placed seventh In the competition.
Paul Bender (Shafter) edged SteveColvin (Lowell, San Francisco) on his lastthrow of the competition-183--4 to 183-0.
Helke Skaden (Encina, Sacramento),the finest, female long distance runner InNorthern California, broke the five minutemile with 4:59.20. She easily defeated afine field of outstanding runners, as shedid at the Jenner Classic.
The Berkeley girls showed why they aresuch a strong team by completely domin-ating the 400 meter relay in 46.64, a newrecord by over a second. They also set anew record In the mile relay at 3:53.29.
Debbie Corley '(Garces, Bakersfield)'won the 4 kilo' shot put at 43-8, whichsurpassed the old record of 41-21/4 by RitaBanks (Delano) last year.
Su-Mel Lee (Eisenhower, Rialto) placedfourth in the Open Women's 1500 onSaturday with 4:41.91.
Girls WCRMILE RELAY ' .. ,
1. North, Bakersfield,(Carrie'Tlileft;Dana Smitl1,Kara Ragland,Catl1yWIt·son) 4:00.56;2. Foothill, Bakersfiel8.4:05.20;3.Hoover4:06.30;4. Hiram-JoM-
son4.:09.00;5.Pitt:{l4; 12.0.
L1~sr,:~~,S~1~~,~~I~:se~~f05~n:KarenVanViaoenffi. ClovisWest.5:06.48;4. Lori Shanoft,Petaluma, 5:06.68;5.MarciaWhite.Miramonte,5:06.90..
, 400RELAY1. Berkelev (Nedra Rogers. Sharon
Ware, TonavaKing. Judy Young)46,64(Meet.record,old record47.77.Edison:1978);2.Cordova49,18;3.Edison49.19;4.Logan49.75;5.McClvmonds49.87.
SHOTPUT ' ,1. DebbieCorley, Garces.43-8(Meet
record, old record 41-2"" Rita Banks:Detano,1979);7.LauraDeSnoo,Washino;ion, Fremont, 41·10;3. DeannPhillipS,Mira Lorna.39·10'·.;4. WenrJvFortner.libertY, 38-9",;S. Laree TInnin. BishopO'Dowd,38-9'1:1.
HIGHJUMP(Exhibition) 1. TOI1I'aMendonca,MI.
Whitney,5-7;1.Laun Dew.Lemoore,W
