Cupertino ClaimsReeord.W reekingCureton Relays

Fremont District track andfield athletes are looking aheadto a usual strong showing inthe SCVAL Championships get­ting underway Thursday withprelims on the Diesner Fieldtrack at Fremont High.

All of the estimated 2,500persons who witnessed thesecond annual Tom Cureton Re­lays Friday night at Diesnerwill ,agree the Fremont schools,particularly Cupertino andHomestead, will offer favored

LydiardGuestSpeaker

Arthur Lydiard, famed trackan.d field coach from New Zea­land, will speak Monday nightat a special program in theaudio-visual room at St. Fran­cis High School in. MountainView.

All persons interested intrack and Lydiard's views ondistance running are invitedto attend the program startingat 7:30·p.m.

Lydiard coached the NewZealand Olympic teams in1960and 1964when Peter Snellwon three gold medals (twoin 800 meters and one at 1500)and Murray Halberg one (10,000meters) .

The internationally knowncoach is also recognized as anoutstanding public speaker.

Los Altos a strong argumentfor team laurels.

Although Homestead woneight events and Cupertino onlythree, the Pioneers finished sec­ond in 10 of the 18 to nose outthe Mustangs, 66-64.Homesteadhad annexed the crown thefirst year. Lynbrook won threeevents and was third in teamc.ompetition with 53 points. andSunnyvale took four first andwas fourth with 41 points. Fre­mont had 37 and Monta Vista 4.

Benny Brown of Sunnyvalenipped Cupertino's Jeff Fowlerin the 100 with a rapid 9.8and Jet Jerry Munson took theFrosh 100 in 10.6 and bothhelped their teams annex longand triple jump relays. Brownleaped 22-4% to lead all longjumpers.

A 46~ triple jump by CraigConway on his last effort gaveCupertino second place in theevent and Homestead was thirdand that reversal of positionsmeant the team crown for thePioneers instead of a 65-65tie.

Cupertino also took the highjump as a huge crowd gatheredand stayed to watch long afterthe running events had beencompleted.

Homestead won the pole vaultas Doug Olson cleared 14 ft.,well over his previous high of13-3, and Mark Waller whirledthe discus 177-71hto pace theMustangs to the discus crown.

Paul Gaesser had a 1:56.9spli t in the 880 portion of thesprint medley which Homesteadwon and Mustang Tom Brassellhad a 1:57.1 leg in his stint ofa winning two-mile relay.Randy Stahl ran a 4:24.0 mileto anchor Homestead to vic­tory in the distance medley.

JET STREAKS - Benny Brown got off to a good start and even a better finishas far as Sunnyvale Jet fans were concerned when he nipped Jeff Fowler of Cuper­tino in Cureton Relays lOO-yard dasl1 Friday night at Diesner Field. Brownclocked 9.8 and also helped his team annex triple and long jump relays.

Cureton Relays Results100 (V) Benny Brown (SV)

9.8 (MR), Fowler (Cup) 9.9,Brown (Lyn), Kellet (F), Cov­ey (H). (Frosh) Munson (SV)10.6 (NMR), Cupertino, Home­stead, Lynbrook, Monta Vista.

Track Relays440 (V) Cupertino 43.3

(NMR), Lynbrook, Homestead.(Frosh) Cupertino 45.5 (NMR),Sunnyvale, Homestead, Lyn­brook, Monta Vista.

2-Mile-Homestead 8:04.8(NMR) Lynbrook, Cupertino,Sunnyvale.

280 Shuttle HH-Homestead38.4 (NMR), Cupertino, Fre-

mont, Lynbrook, Sunnyvale.Distance Medley (V) Home­

stead 10:32.5 (NMR), Cuper­tino, Sunnyvale, Lynbrook,Fremont. (Frosh) Lynbrook11:09 (MR), Homestead, Fre­mont, Cupertino, Sunnyvale.

480 Shuttle LH-Homestead55.8 (NMR), Cupertino, Lyn­brook, Fremont, Monta Vista.

Sprint Medley-Homestead3:36.8 (NMR), Cupertino, Lyn­brook, Fremont.

Mile (V) Lynbrook 3:26.7(NMR), Cupertino, Fremont,Homestead, Sunnyvale. (Frosh)Lynbrook 3:39.4 (NMR), Sun­

~nyvale, Fremont, Homestead,Sunnyvale.

Field IklaysShot Put-,--Homestead 199­

5% (NMR),Cupertino 198-6%,Fremont 189-6%, Lynbrook173-8%, Sunnyvale 159-4% (In­dividual topper-Covey, Home.,54-11%".

Discus-Homestead 645-01/2(NMR), Cupertino 574-5%,Fremont 535-3, Sunnyvale 522­522-10%, Lynbrook 505-7%.(Individual toppers-Waller,Home., 177-7% and Bowen,

r SV, 174-6%).

Long Jump-Sunnyvale 82-7(NMR), Fremont 80-5%,Home­stead 80-01/2, Cupertino 78-6,Lynbrook 72-11%. (Individualtopper-Benny Brown, SV, 22­4% ).

Pole Vault-Homestead 53-0(NMR), Lynbrook 49-6, Fre­mont 41-0, Cupertino 36-0, Sun­nyvale 28-0. (Individual topper-Olson, Home., 14-0).

Triple Jump-Sunnyvale 174­3 (NMR), Cupertino 167-11,Homestead 167-5%, Fremont161-lPh, ~ynbrook 156-6. (In­dividual topper-Conway, Cup.,46-8).

High Jump-Cupertino 23-6(NMR), Lynbrook 23-1, Fre­mont 22-5, Homestead 22-0,Sunnyvale 16-1. (Individualtopper-McFetridge, Lyn., andCarlson, Lyn., 6-1).

Scoring (5-4-3-2-1)Cupertino 66, Homestead 64,

Lynbrook 53, Sunnyvale 41,­Fremont 37, Monta Vista 4."

~Cupertlno -spikers winCureton relay meet

I Craig Conway of Cupertino the 100 - yard dash in 9.8, was 11.'30.5;Cupertino 11:34.9; Sunnyval. 12:·

IHigh School leaped 46-8 on his the top individual in the broad 05~~rsitY 280 Sllultl. high hurdles ­final triple jump to give the Pio- jump relay with a 22-5 effort ~~dm~:fl~~,~~~eri~~n~:.g,dYFre~~~t 4~:ri,Ineers an upset vi c tor y over and did 44~8 in the triple jump. Lynbrook 42.3. Sunnyvale 42.7., . d ' d I'}, h d Varsity 100- B. Brown (SV) 9.8.I Homestead 111the secon annu-. A new recol' was e,;ta) IS e Fowler (Cup) 9.9. R. Br.own (Lyn) 10.3;, al. Cureton Relays ~t Fremont m, every event. K~~~:h(~~~ l~o~'~tne';;u~~~~-,e)(S~/'10.6.HIgh School Fnday mght. The results: Thorp (Cup) 10,). Fernandez (Home)

C 'I . C I enino Team scores: Cupertino 66, Homestead 11.0. Biehl (Lyn) 11.0. Bunbocca (MV)onway S eap gave. \ p . 64, Lynbrook 53. Sunnyvale 41. Fremont 11.0..

second place 111the tnple Jump 37, Monic Vista 4. VarSity 480 shuttle .Iow hurdles-1:" .• Homestead 55.1i (Epp, MIller Dunwoody,

relay and 66 points for the l11ght. ShotPut - Homestead 1995",4(lndlvldu- and Covey), Cupertino 56.0. Lynbrook. _ , .. a.1 winner:). Covey, Hort, 54~;11j2,) Cuper: 58.9, Fremont 59.31 no fifth.

Homestead SCOIed 64 pomts. tlllO. 198-6/<. Fremont 189-6v,., Lynbrook Varsity sprin, medley _ HomesteoQ.The outstandin<T individual 17g.8Ih,s~ny~aie 119-6%2'645_1' (II d' ._ 3:36.8 (Brassel,. Tolemon, Jenkins and;

o JSCU~ ames eo '12, n 'Y1 Gaesser), Cupertino 3:38.1. L y n b roo k·performer in the meet was Sun- dual ,,:"IIIner: ~atler, Home. 17; - 7h. 3:34.0, Fremont 4:01.5. no filth. ' ;.

" h Cupertino 574·5V2t ~remont 53~·3V2t Sun- Frf.'shman mile relay - lynbrook'

myvale s Benny Brown w 0 wOn/"yvale 522-10',4,LynDrook505-7'12. .. 3:39.~ (Phillips, Siewart, Cor 0' a IlandlI _ ~ . Long .Iump - Sunnyvale 82-7, (lndril- Newall). Sunnyvale 3:41.7; Fremont 3:-jduol winner: Brown , Sunny, 22-417. 42.2, Cupertino 3:42.8, ,1\Aontc Vista 3:44.2.;Fremont) 80·5'12, Homeslead 80-0112-, Cu- Va.-,ily mile relay - Lynbrook 3:26.74pertJ.no 78.-6, lynbrook 72-11.. Uanalowicz, Johnson, Barnes ond Van.!Tnple Jump - Sunnyvale 174-3 (lndl- derhur,!). Cupertino 3:30.0; F rem 0 n t

vldu.al wmner: ConwqYt Cup, 46-8.) Cu- 3:31.0, Horneslead 3:35.2, Sunnyvale 3:.

~~~'t~61~~i,;..;~'Ly~~~e;~e~~6_6~67-5V',Fre- ',41.6.. High) jump - Cupertino 23·6 (Indivl- .---============2.­

dual winner: Carlson, Lyn, 6·1 Lynbrook n23-1, Fremont 22-5, Homestead 21-6, Sun-nyvale 16-1.

Poie vault - Homestead 53-0 .(lndlvl-

g~~~k w1;_~~r:Fr~~SoOn~t4~.~~eCU~:;~i·noL~~~, •0, Sunnyvale, 28-0.

i 440 - relay - Cupertino 43.3 (Scatlier.f~~fdOHo~~~::'a~n4~~~ .io°~te;~r 'ti~7~~~~~! Freshman 440 - Cupertino 46.3 (Me·

ICarthy, Cisneros" Piercetl, Thorp), Sun"nyvale 46.4, Homestead 46.9, Lynbrook47.1, Monte Vista 47.9.

Varsity two mile - Homestead '8:'04.8(Wright. Church, Santord and Brassel.)Lynbrook 8:05.7, Cupertino B:44.6; Sun­nyvale· 9: 12, no fifth ..

Varsity distance medley - Homesteod----~-----~--ll0:32.5_(Remar___Gaes£er, .Ihampson~ciridII Stahl. cu.pertina 11:03.1,sunnyv.ale 11:23.2,

LynbrOOK11:30.6, Fremont 11:37.5.Freshman distance medley -' Lynbrook

11:00.9; Phillips. Newall, Carroll andStc.wart), H9~stead 11:01.2,. Fremont