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   Valley News, The (Newspaper) - August 30, 1970, Van Nuys, California                               I M t t W Chatsworth's Divers Take State Finals Chatsworth Athletic Club outdistanced 12 er teams to place first in the team standings at the 12th a California state age group diving championships held at Rita Curtis Swim School The meet was sponsored the San Fernando ley Athletic Club under the sanction of the ern Pacific Association of the Amateur Athletic sociation Nick Rodionoff was meet director Of the 10 individual half were won by local including four victories by members of the Chatsworth team Lloyd Pinel of the San Fernando Valley Athletic Club team won the boys division Sally Schiff of worth won the girls competition Winner of the girls division was worth's Diana Griffin Teammate Connie ell captured the girls division Chatsworth's Steve Powell was first in the boys competition First six places in each division were awarded trophies Complete BOYS Pinel Roger Todd Van Ye Scott Chris Logan Rusty Thompson 6390 GIRLS Connie Angele son July Lines Kit Salness 283 Glory Thomas Yvonne Michel 259 65 Todd Eitter Kevin Wilson Kelly Kimball Steve Sherman Hiroshi Yoshida mont Chris Hennis 193 60 Michele Vicki White Kim Smith Becky Netzley Debbie Siewert 285 Karen Pavey 26970 GIRLS Salty Lisa Simmonds Dana Burgess Cindy Mardon Becky Rush Shen Jordan Maureen Dam Ricks Sandy Rush Lara Gunn Karen liams Christine Winkle 6405 BOYS Jeff Huber CLos Coj 373 30 Scott Reich Wajne Fazzino Aric Partovich Jeff Braves 30875 Patrick 304.15 GIRLS Diana Griffin Stephanie Hill Debra Forehand Emily Skjelstad 116 85 BOYS Greg anis Steve ments Oliver Kasper 13355 Guy ler Roger Mike 13405 Steve Powell 337 Todd 328 Jeff Case Curt Wilson Jeff Eaton Herbie Cruickshank 247 40 TEAM STANDINGS Chatsworth Athletic Cub Divers 30 Madera Marlins San Fernando Valley Athletic Club Los Country Club 22 La Mesa 12 ced 11 Sherman Swim School 8 mont Hills 7 Stockton 7 Santa nica Stan Kistler Bakersfield L Motorcycles Race Class A speedway will race again today at the new mile dirt track in dale Gates open at 2 p.m First race starts at 3 o'clock MILLIGAN So far as 1 neither Beverly Hills nor Culver City has a town right in the middle of but if either did and 1 were to tell you that from ranean ruins smack-dab in the very center of those tall fountains and beautiful residences there ar- ise the ghosts of many automobile racing dm ers you probably would accuse me of being off my rocker with all the current splendor and real estate values of these two r boring there once was a day when each was the race-track center of MILLIGAN you get salary dual commissions and renewals plus stock options plus plenty of qualified free in- And we train if you're not already tered and licensed Call us Beverly Al Schlesinger at Chuck Sprafkin at George Moffat at Santa Bob Murphy at AFCO Securities Corporation DIRECTOR Sales Operations An with outstanding record of personal early in career to take charge of a significant operation have and to become a manager in a highly profitable growth oriented company ranking in upper of us industry This opportunity can he in confidence by calling Mr James at on Aug iO from 4 p.m to 8 or on Auc from 10 am to 4 Tuesday Sepi 1 from 12 p.m 8 p.m Wednesday Stpt 2 from 30 am 10 4 pm or by anting JO the ing firm the parallel planning corporation Write Greensheet BOX 463 CANOGA PARK Oilers Meet in Rose Bowl ica The younger generation finds that to but the more mature some call it recall those times of thrill and tragedy and and sadness when Ralph Tommy Jimmy Earl Harry Harian Pietro Barney Oldfield and a hundred more I mention these not as one who is in- acquainted with the but as one who has big ears and listens to older folk tell about the good old times It is all by way of pointing out that Ontario is ing new Southern California has been a motor racing mecca for most of this century Beverly Hills and Culver City were board tracks in the days when board tracks were the equivalent of ing's 400 Riding around them at speeds well over 100 miles per hour was like riding circularly around the sides of a coffee so steeply were the boards banked A driver's ears pointed to the sky and the ground as he sped around the turns After these came things like with the ing young Frank manipulating his mous when Ascot was out near Lincoln Park in the North Broadway direction There have been sub- sequent Ascot in other locations Even Gilmore on Fairfax made significant contributions to the for it was here that midget auto racing achieved its first There were many in fact a great majority who felt auto racing could not be conducted inside a tiny stadium without making hospital cases of the entire but drivers tried it and fans watched it Eventually it produced many great drivers Ontario eventually will go the way of all race tracks in if history does not deviate from its paths Property values will reach such ly this close to Los that it will be financially impossible to maintain the area for racing alone This is what happened to Beverly Hills in 1923 when Sil Cliff Durant and Jake Dansinger formed the Speedway Association and built their board track on 193 which later was sold to Walter G McCarty for per acre For all we Century City is there or part of it anyhow The racing enthusiasts moved their operation to Culver City and picked a spot bordered approximately by Culver Jefferson Street and Overland behind what now is MGM and Cont on 3rd Sports When the Los Angeles Rams and the Houston Oilers play their pre- season game in the Rose Bowl Sept seven Ram players and three Oilers will be returning to the historic stadium as pros after participating in the New Year's Day classic as collegians Ram tight end Bob Klein is the most familiar with the Rose Bowl turf At Klein played in three consecutive Rose Bowl games His Trojan teams lost to in beat In- diana in and lost to Ohio State m A Buckeye opponent of Klein that Jan 1 in 09 was safetyman Ted now a Ram rookie Remember the thrilling Trojan win over Wisconsin in Well there are three Ram erans who were members of that Badger team de- fensive backs Ron Smith and Jimmy Nettles and linebacker Jim Purnell Another Rose Bowl hero was current Ram guard Tom who played tackle on the January of 63 Michigan team that blitzed Oregon The win was not Mack's only Pasadena for later he married a ment of Roses Anne and tled m nearby San Marino It seems strange that a Ram rookie from ington could have played in the Rose for the last time the Huskies was in 1964 a sophomore then was running back Jeff who has been with the Rams as a rookie for four years now after being injured in each of the previous three pre- seasons The Huskies lost to Illinois in that For Jim Bierne was a star end on the 07 Purdue team that lost to linebacker George Webster was on the GO Michigan State team that fell to and rookie receiver Terry DeKraai was on the recent USC teams Not all the Rose Bowl returnees are of recent vintage Ram offensive coach Ray Prochaska was an end on the Nebraska team that lost to in 1941 head Ram coach George as a coach at College m the was un- beaten in Rose Bowl bouts with Cal Tech and Oxy Tickets priced at and for the game can be purchased at the dena Civic Volley Bowlers In Top Marks Three San Fernando bowlers are ranked among the top 15 after 52 games of the West Coast Match Game nations in Costa Mesa Jay Robinson of Santa is Gene Grim mett of Newbury Park ninth and Ralph Lombard of Burbank 15th 300 E Green and at the Rams ticket office at 10271 W Pico Blvd Telephone reservations at the Pasadena Civic can be made by cal ling The Pasadena box office will be open six days a Monday through from 9 a m to 5 p.m Since the game is not part of the Ram's season there are thousands of seats able between the goal a situation that does not at Memorial seum RENT CHARGE FOR AIR CONDITIONED CAR MILEAGE IAN Store 4835 North Hollywood OPEN TODAY pn All Discontinued 1970 Tread Designs Don't Miss BELTED TIRES TIRES TIRES ALL STORES IN THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY HAVE SHIPPED ALL THEIR DISCONTINUED TREAD DESIGNS TO THE BLVD STORE FOR A GIGANTIC FINAL CLOSE-OUT NEVER BEFORE SO GREAT A SELECTION OF TIRE BARGAINS IN ONE HURRY THESE TIRES WILL MOVE OUT FAST GET HERE BE EARLY FOR BEST 3 WAYS TO ONE LOCATION ONLY 4835 BLVD NORTH HOLLYWOOD OPEN SUNDAY NOON TO 5 P.M   

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