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92 Boston Sunday Glob May 10, 1970 BOSTON INVITATIONAL TRACK Memorial junior gets Harris, Spring Willis pace B.C. practice finale 440 complished what we wanted to do." The game ended the Eagles' allotted 20 tfootball practice days, which for the first time had been spread over five weeks. All 123 players who started the sessions were on hand, unmindful of the student strike that has virtually closed the campus since April 13. GOLD Ends. O'Shea, Schneider, Kline.

Dziana: tackles, Angel. Bi en-nan, Yeates. Loiicr; guards, Corrl-gan. Gucnther; centers, Andiorio: quarterbacks. Harris off.

backs, Willis, Gomella, Hideout. Gill: linebackers, O'Hagan, McHugh, Mc-Elgunn; def. backs, Prisco, Hudson. Balmat: specialists, O'Hagan, Hurley. Kline, Nelson.

MAROON Ends. Muccl, Broskle. Browne. Bykowski: tackles, Cipnt. Fleak, Wappel, Aungst; guards, Scarmimach, Perry: centers.

Kete: Quarterbacks. Paradolfo, Waters; off. backs, Macinsky, Vorneize, Gill, Bennett: linebackers, Michaels, Cle-mente, Silva: def. backs, Coppola, Kirchner, Dancewicz; specialists. Doty, Berridge.

Curtis. Macinsky. Gold 21 0 7 1442 Maroon 0 0 0 0 0 Gold Per. 1. 4:47: Harris 17 run (Schneider pass from Harris).

Gold Per. 1, Willis 2 run (Kline kick). Gold Per. 1. 14:48: Prisco 22 pasg Interception (kick NG).

Gold Per. 3. Willis 3 run (Kline kick). Gold Per. 4, Willli 3 run (Kline kick).

Gold Per. 4, 9:5.1: O'Hagen 20 pass interception (Berridge K. Attendance 5000. STATISTIC joined the No. 1 defense on the "The second defense was very good," Yukica said.

"'In fact, there are some boys on that unit that should find jobs in the Fall. As a team, I think this one has the most depth of any that Ive coached here." Harris opened the scoring with a 17-yeard rollout run at 4:47 of the first period. It completed a short 31 -yard drive after, the first offense had received the football for the first time on a bad punt. The next touchdown was set up by a fumble on the Gold three-yard line, Willis scoring on the first try. Prisco followed with his 22-yard interception touchdown run.

The first period ended with the score 21-0 and the game was over for the 5,000 estimated sunbathing football fans. "I'm pretty well pleased both ways, "Yukica said. "We still have a long way to go, but I think we ac- I By Leigh Montville Globe Staff Boston College defeated Boston College, 41-0, yesterday at Alumni Stadium in that annual Spring football exercise in futility known as the intra-squad scrimmage. The first offense, led by quarterback Frank (Red) Harris and halfback Fred Willis, scored all of the points. The first defense gave them way.

Joe Yukica, the coach both ways, was a pleased winner and a not-too-disturbed loser. "The first offense, I thought, played well at times," he said, citing the obvious. "We had to throw and I thought we threw pretty well. "The first defense," he said, citing the not-so-obvious," didn't play as badly as the score sounds. Actually, there were only three touchdowns scored against the first defense.

"The rest of. the touchdowns were set up by mistakes fumble recoveries, pass interceptions, things like that." Willis scored three of -the touchdowns, Harris ran for another and Ed Prisco and John O'Hagen both scored on pass interceptions. O'Hagen and Prisco played for the second defensive unit, which was paired with the. first offense on the 'Maroon' team. The offense, hurt by the loss of two halfbacks and quarterback Ray Rippman to injuries, WOLFEBORO, N.H.

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113 Forward passes 20 Forwards completed 7 Yds. gained, forwards 51 Own forwards Intercept 3 Dist. of punts, ave. 28.4 Fumhle-l 1 Gold 15 119 23 10 lfi 2 436 0 0 8 40 Own fumbles recovered 0 renames Yards lost, penalties 4 20 I $28.95 $29.95 HIGH FLYER Tim Ryan of Watertown sails over bar in pole vault during yesterday's Boston Invitational Track Meet at White Stadium. Tim didn't place but another Watertown boy won the event.

(Charles Carey photo) MAJOR MANUFACTURER TIRE SPECIAL! 78-14775-14 G78-I4 825-14 took both the mile and two mile. Barnstable won the 440 and tied with Lexington for first in the shuttle hurdles. FIELD EVENTS Dlscu Won by 6tcve Furber (Dover-Sherborn): 2, Paul Dowling (Lowell); 3, Jack Olson (Xaverian): 4. Alan Zexter (New Bedirod); 5. Miko Shea (New Bedford).

149.0. Lonf JumD Won by Bob (BarraUble); 2, Walt Martin (Barnstable); 3. Pete Schra-gle (Lexington); 4, J. Andrewi (Dartmouth): 5, Kevin Dwyer (Xa- verian). 22-1 High Jump Won by Peter How-land (Wayland)i 2, Kurt Williami (Cath.

Memorial); 3. DennU Wright (Bos. Tech): 4, William Vaughn (Jamaica Plain); Tim Ryan (Wa-tertown). 4-4. Javelin Won by Dave Seward (Somerset): 2.

Greg Curtis (Scit-uate): 3. Ron Lee (Lexington); 4. Jim Shea (Bos. Tech); 5, Dave Roe-tta (Lexington). 180-4 Va.

Shot Put Won by Greg Sullivan (Xaverian); 2, Jim Taubert (Weymouth); 3. Dave Lapham (Wakefield); 4. Tom Hardt (Att)e-boro); 5. Joe Dray (Cath. Memorial).

55-6 Triple Jump Won by Don Bul-iinch (Wakefield): 2, John Fahey Wakefield); 3. Peter Ryan (Barnstable); 4, Larry Livramento (New Bedford); 8, Bob Morin (Weymouth). 42-81. Pole Vault Won by Rich Wat-aon (Watertown) 2. Joe Bagley (Foxboro); 3, Paul Maiarell (Lexington); 4, Gary Ralston (Dennis-Yarmouth)! Gagnon (Lowell).

12-10. UNNINO EVENTS (IndiTMual) Twe Mil Run won by Jim Keel (Xaverian); 2, John McWil-liams (Canton); 3, Vin Fleming (Cath. Memorial) 4. Dave Johnson (Arlington): 5, Ed Leuuier (Somer-set) 9o 2 220 Yard bash Won by Austin O'Connor (Don Bosco): 2. Eobert ONeil (Keith): 3, Dav Bates (Scituate); 4.

Tom Beland (Lowell); S. Geone Stafford (Brockton). T120fl'High Hurdle Won hy Barry Santinl (Arlington); 2, Peter Sabio (Medfordi; 3, Peter Schragle (Lexington); 4, Jose Andrews (Dartmouth); 5, Peter Ryan (Barn- UOnV-Me14Run Won by Jim Connolly (Stoughton); 2, Ed Fleming (Cath. Memorial); 3, Jack Kelly td-DonbyWalte, Vaughn (Jamaica Plain): 2. Steve Hogan (Woburn); 3.

Austin (Don Bosco): 4. Paul Chas (Dartmouth); Fred Gome (New Bedford). 180 Low Hurdles Won by Don Bulf inch (Wakefield); 2. Mark Bur- ungame isamswiuiej. son (Watertown)j (Arlington); a.

Bob Rausseo (Keith). ai.i. Won by Al VniM (r.ath. Memorial) 2, Kevin WJ xaro nun DwVer (Xaverian); 3. Peter Trow (Old 4, Mark Teasdal (Weymouth); 5, Paul Dakin (Don "aS'Srtftt Won tar Dick Orr (Wayland); 2, Al Joseph (Lynn Classical); 3, iMikeRicciardone (Maid.

Catholic): 4, Rich Mulvey (Xaverian): 5. Manley Kiley (Cath. Memorial). 1:58.5. Relays Shuttle Hurdles Won by (tie) Lexington and Bishop Stang; 4, Keith; 5.

Brockton. 54 4 Distance Medley Won by Foxboro; 2, Wakefield; 3, St. John's (D); 4, St. Mary's (L); 5. Lynn English.

10:36.4. Sprint Medley won by Concord-Carlisle; 2, Somerset; 3, 4, Lexington; 5, Keith. 3'3S 3 Mile Won by New Bedford; 2, Wakefield; 3, Stoneham; 4, Dennis-Yarmouth; a er i a n. 3:32.2. 440 Won by Barnstable: 2, Acton-Boxboro; 3, Brockton; 4, Wakefield; 5, Attleboro.

15.3. Two Mile Won by New Bedford; 2, Wakefield; 3. Stoneham: 4 Dennis-Yarmouth; 5 B.C. High 8:17.1. 880 Won by Keith; 2 Wakefield; 3 Winchester; 4.

Foxboro; 5, New Bedford. 1:33.3. 1 V-A. L.A. wins tille in Associated Press DENVER Merv Jackson's jump shot with 16 seconds left to play gave the Los Angeles Stars a 109-107 victory yesterday over Denver and the Northeastern, 4-3 N.U.

A.I.C ob 3 ob Moworn.rr 4 i i uusn.i 3 MAJOR MAKE WIDE GLASS BELTED TIRES 78-14825-14 $28.95 88-14825-14 $29.95 78-14855-14 $32.95 Pins F.E.T. White wills 13.00 more each OTHER SIZES AT COMPARABLE SAVINGS ABA West Western Division title in the American Basketball Assn. The Stars won- the bestof-seven series, four games to one, and will meet the Indiana Pacers for the ABA championship. LOS ANGELES DEER FP 4 2 10 17 3 37 7 3 17 4 7 15 6 5 18 3 0 6 1 1 4 0 0 0 Stone Worren Raymond Jackson Calvin Wash'ton And'son Wise 8 5 22 Hamond 7 0 14 H'wood 5 4 14 Beck 4 Jones 4 4 14 Conqdon 7 0 14 Wright 0 0 0 Warley 4 3 11 Keys surprise By Marvin Pave Globe Staff There wasn't an official team winner in yester- day's first annual Boston Invitational Track Meet at White Stadium. But there were several notable indi- vidual performances to highlight the 50-school meet, which combined field and running events, plus relays.

Al Knight, a junior from Catholic Memorial, recorded his fasest time ever in the 440 a 49.8 to pull a surprise over second place finisher Kevin Dwyer of Xaverian. The pair will meet again a week from today in the New England Cahtolic Meet at Boston College. Wpyland's Dick Orr, the Class 600 champ and runner-up in the BAA 600 indoors, tried the half mile and was successful with a first place time of 1:58.5. There was an even better half-mile time, but it came under different circumstances. Concord-Carlisle runner Peter O'Malley, who was victorious in the Class 1000 this Winter, had a fine 1:57.8 for the half-mile, but it came with a ANDOVER TRACK Six records as Andover ANDOVER Six meet records were broken and one was tied as Andover High coasted to its 10th victory in the 11-year history of the Andover Invitation High School Track Meet at Lovely Memorial Field yesterday.

Leon Sharpe of Andover and Milford Skane of Melrose were selected by meet officials to share the Most Valuable Performer honors. Sharpe set a meet record in the long jump with a leap of 22 feet 2 inches, won the 100-yard dash in 10.1 seconds and ran the second leg for Anil r's record-setting 880-yard relay quartet. Skane, after winning the pole vault with a height of 12 feet, covered the 180-yard low hurdles in 20.1 seconds to break a meet record set by his cider brother, Ed, in 1968. Other meet records Kathy Whitworth leads Dallas tourney United Press International DALLAS Kathy Whitworth shot a one-over-par 72 yesterday to move into a one-stroke lead in the Dallas Civitan Women's Invitational Golf Tournament with a 36-hole total of 143. Sherry Wilder of Grand Rapids, faded to a two-over-par 73, losing four shots to par on the final three holes that dropped her into a three-way tie for fourth at 145.

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There's a possibility Orr and O'Malley will meet head-on in the outdoor State Class Meet. Jamaica Plain football star Walter Vaughn had a 9.9 an excellent time under existing conditions to capture the 100 yard dash, and his presence in the meet, along with other. Boston schoolboys, was made possible by some 11th hour arrangements. Because of the Boston Boston Schools Phys. Ed.

Director Bob McCabe replaced Boston Tech coach Don Burgess with Bran-deis coach Norm Levine as meet director. "Don was on the spot," said McCabe last night, "and that's why I made the switch. Also, all teachers at the meet today were not there as coaches, but as unpaid officials. I came to the meet so that the Boston runners would have somebody there in a supervisory capacity." The only team to win more than one event outright in the relays was New Bedford High, which broken wins meet were broken by Tony Prada of Methuen in the triple jump, Tony Depaulo of Melrose in the 440, and Van Debose of Andover in the 120 High Hurdles. Dave Hixon of Andover tied the meet record in the 220.

TEAM SCORING 1. Andover. 92; 2. Melrose. 59; 3.

(Tie) Danvers and Newburyport, 22; S. Reading. IK; Winthrop, 15; 7. (tie) Methuen and Swampscott, 8. Marble-head.

10, Amesbury, 11. North Andover. did not score. Shot Put 1. Rowe, Andover; 2.

Walton, Newburyport; 3. Coughlin. Swampscott; 4. Gilleland. Melrose; S.

Brand, Swampscott; 49 ft 7 Discus 1. Herdt. Newburyport; 2. Ellis, Andover; 3. Moss, Andover; 4.

Hale, Newburyport; S. Lyons, Mar-blehead; 142 in. Javelin 1. Pendergast, Reading; 2. Bcnard, Melrose; 3.

Mason, Andover: 4. Suduiko, Andover; 5. Reading; 161 ft 10 in. High Jump 1. Towne, Andover; 2.

Griskeiwicz. Newburyport; 3. Cohen, Danvers; 4. Lietch, Andover; 5. Doyle, Melrose; 6 ft.

Long Jump 1. Sharpe, Andover; 2. Marcous, Melrose; 3. Landry. Newburyport; 4.

DeGregarlo, Winthrop; 5. DePetris. Melrose; 22 ft 2 rt in. Pole Vault 1. Skane, Melrose: 2.

Holden. Andover; 3. Tasillo. Andover; 4. Peters, Reading; 5.

Ross, Melrose: 12 ft Triple Jump 1. Porada, Methuen; 2. Murphy, Winthrop; 3. Covil-lard. Danvers; 4.

Baribeau. Newburyport; 5. Smith, Andover; 41 ft. 4V in. 220 1.

David Hixon. Andover; 2. DePietas, Melrose: 3. Palmieri, Andover: 4. Mermerd, Melrose; 5.

Mit.hell.Newburyport. 21.9. 100 1. Sharpe, Andover: 2. Buckley.

Melrose; 3. Pepper, Winthrop: 4. Sussman, Swampscott; 5. Stirrett. Danvers.

10.1. 880 1. Burke, Melrose: 2. Svenson, Reading: 3. Earley.

Andover; 4. Peter Hixon, Andover; S. Graham. Marblehead. 2:00.3.

Mile 1. Church, Andover: 2. Barry. Melrose: 3. Murry, Danvers: 4.

White. Newburyport; 5. Cronin, Reading. 4:44.7. 880 Relay 1 Andover: 2.

Melrose: 3. Danvers; Marblehead; S. Reading. 1:30.9. 180 Low Hurdles 1.

Skane, Melrose; 2. Provencial, Andover; 3. Joseph, Methuen; 4. Owen, Andover; 5. Baribeau.

Newburyport; 20.1. 440 1. Depaulo. Melrose; 2. Woo- ten.

Andover: 3. Mathews, Marblehead: 4. Prisby. Danvers; 5. Fater, Reading: 49.4.

120 High Hurdle 1. Debose. Andover: 2. Puorry. Amesbury: 3.

Murray, Swampscott: 4. Cashman. Newburyport; 5. Delisio. Andover; 14.

2 Mile -1. Cosgrove. Danvers: 2. Cerratani, Melrose; 3. Baker, Andover: 4.

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