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THE ENTERPRISE. Wednesday, May 11, 1966 Page 8if*%S .V*Kt:.Meadowdale takes secondbehind Bellingham, Tigersfinish in fourth placeBy Doug BergMonday was the night of the broken record in Everett Memorial Stadium - at least as far as Western Conference track teams go. No less than five league marks were bettered during die WesCo track meet that night, two of them by representatives of local high schools.Edmonds' Dave Parke, pushed all the way by Steve Horning of Meadowdale, raced to a new mark in the mile run with a clocking of 4:25.2. At the same time, Meadowdale Chief pole vauiter Ray Payne soared to 13'7, bettering the old WesCo record by some seveninches.Bill Harsh of Everett broke two records in the meet. He tossed the shot 55' 8-1/4 to better the old mark and then heaved the discus 170' 11 for another record. Meadowdale's Jerry Pate finished right behind Harsh in the shot.The fifth new record came in the two mile run as Seattle Prep's Don Kardong clocked in at 9:40.5. Right behind him were Chuck Reiser of Edmonds and Terrace's Tom Rosenau, who took second and third respectively.Overall team scores saw Bellingham win the meet with an untouchable 90; Meadowdale was second with 75; Everett had 71, Edmonds 70, Cascade 56, Terrace 49, Bianchet 48, and Seattle Prep 37.Meadowdale took its fair share of first places, sweeping in three. Adding depth, the Chiefs grabbed two seconds and two thirds. Edmonds raked in one first, three seconds, and two thirds. Terrace had one top finisher, two seconds, and two thirds.Parke and Horning stole the spotlight in the record-shattering mile run. The two runnerswere not more than a stride apart for three laps. On the gun lap, however, Parke slowly pulled ahead of Homing until, at the finish line, he ledby 20 yards.Payne was another show-stopper with his fantasticvaults, Payne cleared 13—1tills week, he sailed over with ease, breaking the conference record. It was then raised to 13-3 then to 13-6 then to 13-7. He cleared them all. Finally, at 13-9, he barely brushed the bar off three times. Payne's next crack at arecord will come in the Northwest District meet where the current mark is 14' 1-1/4.Mountlake Terrace grabbed its only win in the high jump as Don Frame leaped 5' 10. Dave Miles placed second in the 440 for the Hawks and Jack Hall was second man in the pole vault.Greg Rice of Meadowdale put on a sizzling performance in the 880, completely out-distancing all competition and remaining undefeated for the season with a clocking of 2:03.1. Mike Ditzler of Terrace grabbed third in the event.The Chiefs' mile relay team provided some tlirilling moments as it ate up the track in 3:32.3 and ran away with the event. Greg Anabel, Mel Bowman, Jack Davidson, and Vera Taylor were the combination that never allowed the opposition to lead.The first six places in an event counted for points. Top finishers, in each event will participate in the sub-district to be hbld tills week in Everett,Results:Shot Putt 55 8-1/4 — Harsh (Ev), Pate (M), Baldy (Be), Dexneroutis (Ed), Viereck (Be), Baxter (M).Javelin 181 8 - Fierke (C), Dorr (Be), Paulson (M), Feldman (Be), Olson (Ev), Barlin (MT).Broad jump 21 2-1/2 - Wilbur (Ev), Wagner (Be), Anabel (M), Vandersys (Ed), Frame (MT), Foster (C),High jump 5 10 — Frame(MT), Madison (Ed), Spratt(Bl), Shabre (MT), Sweeters (Ed), Wilson (Be).SOUTH COUNTY'S TWO MILE MEN, TOM ROSENAU OFMOUNTLAKE TERRACE (RIGHT) AND CHUCK REISER OF EDMONDS, BEND OVER IN EXHAUSTION AFTER COMING IN THIRD AND SECOND RESPECTIVELY BEHIND DON KARDUNG'S RECORD-BREAKING PERFORMANCE.2 mile 9:40.5 — Kardong (P), Reiser (Ed), Rosenau (MT), Sullivan (Ev), Kell (Bl), Richmond(M).120 yd. high hurdles • 15,75 — Wood (Be), Pedack (Ev), Madison (Ed), Green (C), Pickering (C), Arp (MT).100 yd. dash :10.2 — Caceres (Bl), Wilbur (Ev), Wallace (Be), Davison (M), Barber (Ed), Nort-vedt (Be).880 run 2:03.1 — Rice (M), Baxter (C), Ditzler (MT), Blackboum (Ed), Cain (Bl), Woods (M).440 yd. dash :5G.95 — Wallace (Be), Miles (MT), McCulU och (C), Hughes (Ev), McCain (Bl), Devaney (Be).180 yd. low hurdles :20.8 — Garland (P), Foster (C), Pedack (Ev), Payne (M), Madison (Ed), Koepp (M).Discus 170 11 — Harsh (Ev), Fierke (C), Wold (P), Viereck (Be), Demeroutis (Ed), Jesmer (M).220 yd. dash :22.9 - Caceres (Bl), Wilbur (Ev), Kane (Ed) Nortvedt (Be), Bartlett (P), Connell (MT).Mile 4:25.2 - Parke (Ed), Horning (M),Conran (Bl), Brain (P), Fierite (Bl), Hovde (Be).Mile Relay 3:32.3 - Meadowdale, Cascade, Bellingham, Edmonds, Bianchet, Everett.Pole Vault 13' 7 - Payne (M), Hall (MT), Crump (Be), Larmore (M), Johnson (Be), Cliing (P).880 Relay 1:33.4 — Bellingham, Edmonds, Bianchet, Prep, Mountlake Terrace, Cascade.Mid-City LL BaseballAMERICAN LEAGUETEAMEsperanceSno-LineEdmonds Chase Lake Westgate Wood wayWON22110•0LOST001122Last week's scores:Snoline 10, Chase Lake 5; Esperance 16, Woodway 15; Edmonds 13, Westgate 2; Sno-iine 2, Woodway 0; Chase Lake 27, Edmonds 7; and Esperance 12, Westgate 9.* * #PACIFIC LEAGUESprague's (Lynndale)BeverlyCentral Fab (Seaview)Darigold (Maplewood)Tool Crib (Meadowdale)Assoc, Sand (Maple Park)Last week's scores;Central Fab. 6, Darigold 4; Sprague’s 10, Beverly 2; Tool Crib 3, Associated Sand and Gravel 2; Sprague's 8, Central Fab. 2; Darigold 14, Assoc. 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Mrs.RonaldThomp-son of Y akima was high woman with a 93.LYNNWOOD RICHFIELDClub members shoot Wednesdays from 5 to 9 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday afternoons.lt; -.i •»- * i »*.»»«■ •.%..* • •i 11 i ■ ■'A.'.v.lt; ♦ • • r* . ► .i . ... i , , . « • i - ■I 9 « I • • . . • ■ I ■ . 4. ...■ lt;... • * .. * ■ » ‘ • »... » *• • * . .I # I • ■ . t r p 4 i a I * ■ » •4 4 ... Va*.'.*.'.....,44k.k • 4 ft ,TIGER JUMPER AND HURDLER TOOK SECOND IN THE HIGH JUMP AT MONDAY NIGHT'S WESTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP TRACK AND FIELD MEET. MADISON ALSO PLACED IN THE HIGH HURDLES. (Enterprise photos by Bob Gilbert)♦ • %.» . , .a*.'.*.*I « •Meadowdale whipsBianchet on keyhits by BackesKey blows in successive innings by shortstop Tbny Backes scored two runs and gave the Meadowdale Chiefs a 3-2 victory over the Bianchet Braves Monday on the Chiefs’ home diamond.Backes, who has recently been in a hitting slump, suddenly came alive in the contest, slamming two hits out of four times at bat. 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