September 1978 Olympian

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VOLUME 66 / SEPTEMBER, 1978 / NUMBER 9

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COVER STORY The world may have just discovered that running is a wonderful way to stay fit and healthy, but we can't resist pointing out that the Club has known all about this for more than a hundred years.

Jack Martin's colorful cover illustrates our interest, past and present. A story on page 12 tells what has happened to one of our members who started the sport at age 65.- THE EDITOR.

OLYMPIAN is published monthly by The Olympic Club at The James H. Barry Company, 170 South Van Ness Ave., San Francisco, California 94103, and entered as second class matter at the Post Office at San Francisco under the Act of March 3, 1879. Editorial offices at 524 Post Street, San Francisco, California 94102. Manuscripts will not be returned unless accompanied by a selfaddressed stamped envelope. Subscription price, $10.00 per year. Single copies 85 cts. each at Club Office. For advertising rates, apply to advertising manager. To insure publication, copy and changes should be sent to OLYMPIAN office not later than the first of the previous month. For prompt delivery of the magazine, Olympians should please notify the front office at 524 Post Street of any change of address.

Publication Number: 408140

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Memo from Club President /

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Tahoe Swim Victory

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Junior Golf /

OLIVER

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BILL SHERMAN

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A Nice Day in The City

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Profiles: Wally Hanson /

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Handball /

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Squash /

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Seniors Golf /

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Remembrance: Allen M. Northrup /

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Women's Golf /

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Olympians in the News

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Junior Swimmers /

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In Memoriam

ROGER VERRAN

JAY CAPELL

ALAN FOX BILL SHERMAN ROGER VERRAN

ELAINE EDWARDS

DONALD BULL

OL Y~1PIAN STAFF EDITOR: ROGER VERRAN. ADVERTISING MANAGER: George M. Lively.

ART DIRECTOR: Tom Hall. STAFF WRITERS: Elaine Ewards, Jay Capell.

C. P. McCarthy, Kurt Mueller, George Rhodes, William Sherman, Jim Stephenson, Roger Williams. STAFF ARTISTS: Howard Brodie. Joe Frazier, Gus Colichidas, Steve Hall, Nick Leaskou, Jack Martin.

STAFF PHOTOGRA-

PHERS: Samuel J. Clark, Tom Hall, Bob Palmer, Tom Yano.

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COLOR SYMBOLISM With her ivory skin, jet black hair and ruby lips, she was by far the fairest maiden the prince had even seen.

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This use of connotation in literature is only one example of the magic exerted by gemstones over the centures. Every major gemstone has been ~ttributed special powers and mea111ngs.

The red of ruby, reminiscent of blood, was once considered a protection against wounds. However, certain Asiatic tribes interpreted the blood analogy in an opposite sense.

Rather than attempt to protect themselves by wearing ruby, they fashioned it into bullets in the hope that the weapons would be more deadly.

According to an ancient Persian legend, the earth rested on a great sapphire whose reflection was seen in the sky. The rays given off by the sapphire were considered strong enough to kill a poisonous snake.

From this came the belief that wearing the stone would protect one from being poisoned.

Because of its rich purple color, amethyst was connected with wine.

The word amethyst comes from the Greek amethustos meaning not drunk, The stone was considered a charm against intoxication.

The continuing popularity of gemstones today proves that they still hold some magic for the wearer.

Knowing the myths and legends inspired by these stones makes them even more special.

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More interesting facts next month.

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Country-Brunch, Family Buffet and Dinner.

HOLIDAY City Clubhouse on Sunday Schedule.

Country Club on Holiday Schedule.

WGS Guest Day.

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WSS Bridge Lessons, 10:30 a.m.

WGS Championship Tournament, First Round, Lake Course.

Country Buffet, City Buffet, 6 to 8:30 p.m.

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Dancing to the music of Walt Tolleson and his orchestra.

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Co untry•B ru nch, Family Buffet and Dinner.

Members' Handicap Squash Tournament Begins.

WGS Championship Tournament, Second Round.

Junior/Juvenile Awards Night, Country.

WSS Bridge Lessons, 10:30 a.rn.

SGA Get-Better• Acquainted Bargain Tournament.

Games Night, Country.

City Buffet, 6 to 9 p.m.

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WSS Bridge Lessons, 10:30 a.m.

City Buffet, 6 to 9 p.m.

Men's Invitational Golf Tournament.

Country Buffet, 6 to 8:30 p.m.

Men's Invitational Golf Tournament.

Country Clubhouse closed for Dinner ex· cept to Participants.

Country-Brunch, Family Buffet and Dinner.

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Country-Brun ch, Family Buffet and Dinner.

Annual O.C. Doubles WGS Championship Handball Tournament Tournament, Final Round.

Begins.

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WGS Medal Play, 2s Lake, 4s Ocean.

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Day at the Races.

Country Buffet, 6to 8:30 p.m.

Country Dinner, 6:30 to 10 p.m.

Dancing to the music of Joe Brigandi and his orchestra.

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WSS Bridge Lessons, 10:30 a.m.

Members' Handicap Squash Tournament Finals.

Country Buffet, City Buffet, 6 to 8:30 p.m.

6 to 9 p.m.

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Dancing to the music of Joe Brigandi and his orchestra.

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Ladies' Invitational Golf Tournament, Both Courses.

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Country Club on holiday schedule.

WG S Medal Play, 4s Lake, 2s Ocean.

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SATURDAY

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Country Dinner, 6:30 to 10 p.m.

Dancing to the music of Joe Brigandi and his orchestra.

WSS Bridge Lessons, 10:30 a.m.

City Buffet, Country Buffet, 6 to 9 p.m.

6 to 8:30 p.m.

Ladies' Invitational Golf Tournament, Both Courses.

39th Pistol Match & Games, US Navy vs T.0.C. Country-Brunch, Family Buffet and Dinner.

C-0 Squash Extravaganza Tournament.

Country-Brunch, Family Buffet and Dinner.

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12 WSS Bridge Lessons, 10:30 a.m.

C-0 Squash Extravaganza Tournament.

City Buffet, 6 to 9 p.m.

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'C-0 Squash Extravaganza Tournament.

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C-0 Squash Extravaganza Tournament.

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Dancing to the music of Harry Mason and his orchestra.

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19 WSS Bridge Lessons, 10:30 a.m.

Games Night, Country.

City Buffet, 6 to 9 p.m.

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21 Countrv Dinner, 6:30 to 1O p.m.

Dancing to the music of Joe Brigandi and his orchestra.

Country Buffet, 6 to 8:30 p.m.

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OITMPIC CLUB

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS-1978 Oliver V. Merle, President Arthur A. Petri, Vice President John G. Hurd, Secretary Kent C. Dorwin, Treasurer Marvin E. Cardoza R. Curtis Hayden

J. Raymond Healy Donald P. Hill Douglas C. Horner Chester R. MacPhee, Jr. Edward Molkenbuhr, Jr. Robert B. Roche

COMMITTEES ACTIVITIES

ENDOWMENT

WOMEN'S GOLF SECTION

Scott R. Loring, Cl1aimw11 John F. Azevedo Elmer C. Bricca, M.D. Gerald C. Davalos Kenneth M. Glaser Thomas C. McNally Ill John P. Shiels

Max Schulz, Clwim1a11 William R. Beck Leslie M. Lawrence Vincent J. Mullins James G. Shea Walton Smith

ATHLETIC

Kent C. Dorwin, Chairman Marvi!l'E. Cardoza Donald P. Hill Edward Molkenbuhr, Jr. Arthur A. Petri Robert B. Roche Michael P. Ferro, Ex Officio

Mrs. Michael Ferro, Captain Mrs. Paul Hazelrig, Co-Captain Mrs. Keith Norgard, Co-Captain Mrs. Frederick Campagnoli, Secretary Mrs. Robert Levy, Treasurer Mrs. Ramon Lugea, Ex-Offico Mrs. F. Robert Erickson, To11mwne11t Chairman Mrs. Mel McCracken, Toumament Co-Chairman Mrs. George Goodwin, fovitational Chairman Mrs. Arthur Barbata, Invitational Co-Chair111a11 Mrs. Robert Atwood, Invitational Co-Chairman Mrs. Arthur Nelson, Ha11dicap Chair111a11 Mrs. Daniel Rigney, Handicap Co-Chairman Mrs. Roland Martin, Scores Chairman Mrs. Ignatius Passantino, Scores Co-Clwimw11 Mrs. C. J. Scollin, E11tertain111e11t Chain11a11 Mrs. Victor Morabito, E11tertai11111e11t Co-Chaimwn Mrs. William J. Jones. New Members Chaim,a11 Mrs. Jan,es F. Tackney, Rules Chaim,a11 Mrs. Robert W. Edwards, News Editor

James P. Conn, Chaimw11 Dale L. Ames Spencer M. Brush George E. Constantino, Jr. William M. Foehr Leonard A. Fregosi Atilio A. Mossi Rudolph E. Vasquez Arthur Zanello BONDS AND SECURITIES

J. Robert Hall, Clwim1a11 Arthur T. Cooke, Jr. Kenneth C. Koch John L. McNulty James M. Pidgeon Albert R. Santucci James M. Stewart, Ex Officio BUILDING

Andrew Burke, Clwiml/111 Robert E. Burke John W. Hamilton, Jr. Frank L. Rollo Albert R. Seyranian John H. Standish Robert 0. Valentine CITY HOUSE

William S. Kaplan. Chaimw11 Charlton H. Buckley William C. Callender Edwin H. Hess, Jr. Richard Pera Alexis J. Pe rill at Kenneth G. Rich COUNTRY CLUB

George M. Crescio,Chaimwn Peter L. Herman Courtney H. Kurtz Jack Luceti, DDS Dan Mahl Ted Nelson, Jr. Leslie F. Scanlon Joseph Thurston Robert R. Tufts LEGAL Tevis P. Martin, Jr., Chain11a1i

Robert R. Callan Eugene W. Doyle

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FINANCE

FORWARD PLANNING

Jay Haymond, Chain11a11 David P. Dawson William M. Casey Joseph J. Hare Hugh D. Smith COMMISSIONERS Ronald E. Lye, Basketball

Robert W. Greenman, Jr., Depwy Basketball Robert L. Petersen, Chorus Frank Melbourne Studer, Depwy Chorus Michael L. Ohleyer, Handball Joseph P. McDonald, Deputy Ha11dball Donald E. Becraft, J1111ior Golf James B. Leaskou, Deputy Junior Golf Barry M. George, Physical Fit11ess Gerald I. DeGirolamo, Pistol Robert C. Hall, Depw,, Pistol Christian P. Petersen, Rifle Larry T. Wilkins, Deputy Rifle Michael Putterman, Running and Maratho11 Gerald E. Nourse, Deputy R111111ing and Marathon Robert C. Ribak, Shotg11n Douglas G. Lynn, Dep11ty Shotg1111 Adolph B. Washauer, J11nior/J11venile Soccer Thomas J. Klitgaard, Deputy J11nior/J11venile Soccer Warren H. Gray, Spin a11d Swim Michael H. Sander, D.D.S., De/)//ty Spi11 and Swim Alan L. Fox, Squash Robert S. Mueller, Depwy S1111ash Charles H. Raven II, Junior/Juvenile Swi111111ing William E. Loughborough, Masters Swi111111ing Leland H. Faust, Ro11gh Water Swi111111ing John R. Trauth, Tennis C. G. H. Arundell, Deputy Te11nis Thomas V. Kasten, Vollevball Frank Rosenmayr, Wre,·t/ing MEMBERSHIP

Joseph J. Hare, Chaimw11 William M. Casey David P. Dawson

JUNIOR/ JUVENILE Bruce L Scollin, Chaimwn

Daniel E. Collins III Michael J. Doherty Albert M. Monaco, Jr. Timothy Murphy Gilbert Papazian MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Robert L. Durand, M.D., Director Francis J. Doyle, M.D., Assfrta11t Director Bart C. Lally, M.D., Assistant Director OLYMPIAN

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Kevin O'Shea, Chair111an Tony E. Gaetani James T. Hughes Hal Jones George Livermore Jerry O'Shea John M. Pflueger \Villiam Rodg~rs

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CLUB STAFF

Thomas D. Maryuoit, General Manager Albert A. Loyd, Controller Christian J. Kramer, Assista11t Ma11ager, Cit\' Club Keith. D. Melton, Manager, Country Club

MEMO fro1n our Club President

Club members continue to make news in the field of sports in all its phases. So it is with pride that I report to you the winning of the Varner Ward Northern California Father and Son Golf Championship by one of your Board members Ray Healy, and his fifteen year old son, Matt. A great win over a tough field and an honor to Olympia.

Also on the golfing scene, the Club Seniors' Association has been very active, under the leadership of Don Davis, in home-and-home tournaments wtih Los Altos and Monterey Peninsula Golf Clubs. The final results of these tournaments in the scoring column have been both good and bad, but the camaraderie enjoyed by these groups is paramount in golf outings.

I am also happy to report several changes of title and personnel in your downtown club. Chris Kramer has been named City Clubhouse Manager and Tony Deitrick has been promoted to Assistant Manager. Both these promotions are well deserved by two men who have served the Club well.

Also, we have a new Chief Engineer, Bill Terry, who has come to us from Children's Hospital and will be of great help with the myriad problems that crop up in a plant of our size.

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I also would like to bring to your attention the monthly Games Night held at the country club. I was in attendance at the last event, not with much luck, but was cheered on by Joe Orengo, who does such a good job running the dmwihgs.

Also, now that the football season is upon us, be sure to watch Monday night football on the giant screen in the Grill Room of the City Clubhouse. The reception is guaranteed and a select menu of sandwiches is available.

Well, it appears that Olympians have baseball fever. The Family Day at Candlestick Park on Saturday, September 2nd, was completely sold out. One hundred and fifty persons attended the Giant-Phily game, which was viewed from the glass enclosed press box. The price of the ticket ineluded lunch and a program. This is the second time this season that the event sold out.

Another new event this year is a Day at the Races on September 15th. So far the sign ups have been good for this Bay Meadows outing.

My congratulations to Scott Loring and his Activities Committee for providing the membership with an outstanding social calendar this year.

-OLIVER V. MERLE

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HE Olympic Club team captured the fourth annual Lake Tahoe Relay in the record time of 4 hours 51 minutes, breaking the old standard by 50 minutes. The Club's swimmers defeated 12 other entrants in this 13 mile race from Glenbrook, Nevada to Chambers Landing, California. The key to the Club's success was team depth and balance which enabled the Club to overcome individual stars on some of the other teams. Ed King, Ed Rudloff, Tom McCarty, Leland Faust, Bill Barthold and Charlie Raven combined to produce the second consecutive victory for the Club in this event. Although trailing in the early part of the swim, the Club finally beat its closest competitor, Club InnisTim Reid, Bill Foehr.

free of Kings Beach, California.

The team representing Davis, California, placed third, followed by The Olympic Club's second entry, which was composed of Tim Reid, Bill Foehr, Steve Clark, Ron Rawson, John McNellis and Denis Rice. Finishing only a few seconds behind this team was a much younger team from Berkeley.

They were followed by the Marin Aquatic Club and the Dolphin Club. The high caliber of the competition was apparent by the 9th place finish of the United States Navy UDT. The week before the Lake Tahoe Swim, 20 Olympians were among the 150 competitors in the sixth annual San Francisco Cove Swim. The Club's Ed

King was the first person to complete the one mile course and the winner in his division ( 25-29). The Club's depth in the older age brackets was demonstrated by Ed Rudloff, Tom McCarty and Leland Faust, who placed first, third and fourth in the 30-34 division.

Rudloff finished very strong to overtake the early leader down the finishing stretch. Thompson Mann, Steve Clark and Charlie Raven were among the early finishers in the 35-39 age bracket.

Other Olympians competing in the increasingly popular event were Bill Barthold, Bob Clevenger, Ron Rawson, Phil Ward, Nick Zoller, Steve Jones, Stu Kinder, John McNellis, Tim Reid, Bill Foehr, Denis Rice and Lavelle.

Charles Raven, Tom McCarty, Mark Aranoff, Leland Faust.

MIKE ALLEN WINS JUNIOR INVITATIONAL Shoots 76 for low gross.

Sarsfield takes low net.

McNulty-Swift best team.

IKE ALLEN, one of the mainstays of Coach Pete Laca's undefeated Junior Olympian golf team, won the low gross division of the OC Junior Invitational with a strong 76. Guest Sean Sarsfield led the field in the handicap division, riding home with a net 71.

The two-man competition was won

by Mike McNulty and guest John Swift with a sweet 64. This proved to be one shot less than that mustered by Mark Langerman and Steve Moss, who deadlocked at 65 with Chris Molumphy and his guest, Jim Harkins. Mike Pappas and Vince Licata finished fourth with 67.

The young Olympians are playing golf as well as Heifitz strings a Stradivarius. After five weeks, the young Lions are 5-0, scoring wins on the road in their first two matches. One of these was a strong 271/2 to 51/2 over Diablo, the other a 22-14 win over Green Valley. The Olympians returned home to edge Peninsula 23 to 13, beat San Jose comfortably, 28½ to 7½, walloped Marin C. C. 34 ½ to I ½, then did in a long time nemesis, Santa Rosa C. C. by a 26½ to 9½ margin.

Season pacesetters have been Mike Allen, Ken Harrington, Kurt Posey, Tim Albrecht and Joe Vetrano. At presstime, there were still upcoming matches with Lake Merced, Round Hill, Meadow Club and Sequoyah.

Sandwiched in between these events is the popular OC Junior Championship, won last year by Bert Buehler. Look for results in next month's OLYMPIAN. It's not too early, however, to send cheers to Coach Pete Laca for his superb job in teaching young men how to play golf and handle themselves in competition.

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t A. D'Antonio, J. Felice, T. Cavanaugh, T. Sheppard.

Steve Moss, Mark Langerman.

D. Bernstein, J. Vetrano, M. Baumann, G. Hahn.

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-Photos by Bob Palmer.

NOTHING S.PECIAL WAS HAPPENING AT THE CITY CLUB

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It was a rather quiet day when these pictures were being shot. Nobody was in any hurry or out to set the world on fire. But there was an air of contentment and relaxed enjoyment about the place that was very, very nice.

-Photos by Tom Hall.

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WALLY HANSON: RUNNER Now 74, he averages 2,500 miles a year.

by Ruger Verran

that phrase "getting into the swim" should really be changed to "getting into the run" for that seems to be where it's at. And if you've toyed with the idea but thought you might be too old, consider the case of Wally Hanson.

Hanson didn't begin running seriously until he was 65.

He's just turned 74. He stands 5 feet 8 ½ inches, weighs 13 7 pounds. His pulse rate is 57, and his blood pressure would make a 16-year-old proud. He's alert, sharp, and his activities would floor the ordinary guy half his age.

I asked him how much and how often he ran. "Every day," he said quickly.

"How much? Let's see, last Friday I ran eight miles, Saturday ten, Sunday eight and Monday I cut it to five."

"Too tired?"

T

ODAY

"No. I was going backpacking on Tuesday. We covered about sixteen miles."

"What do you do when you're ... hm.mmm ... resting up?"

"My wife and I love to go dancing.

We almost always go out to Lakeside on Saturday nights and often go to tea dances at the hotels."

Hanson figures he's run about 2,500 miles in every one of the last four years, roughly 200 miles a month, and he competes in most of the big distance races. He's run in nine of the last ten Dipseas. In 1976 and 1977, he was the oldest man to run the Double Dipsea.

That's a 14-mile killer that starts at Stinson Beach, goes to Mill Valley and returns.

He regularly runs in the Bay to Breakers ( about eight miles) and the Bridge to Bridge ( about seven and a half miles) and always finishes.

'Tm there really just to participate.

I don't try to beat anyone. If I can average nine minutes a mile, I'm happy. A really top marathon runner has to shade five minutes to have any kind of chance."

Then he added with a grin, "But I win lots of trophies for being the oldest guy out there."

He relates that in one of the big races he fell in with two runners who were going along at about his pace, and he suddenly realized that one was running on specially padded stumps and the other was blind. "I was amused when I thought, 'Here we all are. A man with no eyes being led by a man with no feet leading the senior citizen.' " Although he didn't start distance running until late in life, Hanson was in pretty good shape when he began. He had been on the wrestling team and was later a gymnast. He warns that anyone, continued

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CLUB'S SQUASH SEASON STARTS IN SEPTEMBER HE old - time midsummer lull in squash activity seems to have disappeared at the Club, as squash ladder competition, pre- season out-of- town tournaments, an unusually late postseason series of new tournaments, and the traditional Indian Summer Handicap tournament in September have created what amounts to a new yearround season.

The Club will against sponsor its members-only Indian Summer Handicap tournament commencing in midSeptember, with what promises to be the largest turnout ever. Squash-playing members should keep posted for notice of entries. Later in the fall, the Club will host its annual C-D Invitational, and will establish a new fall ladder, intra-club match competition, and its class teams for Bay Area league competition.

John Windle (Class C) and Jim Feutz ( Class B) represented the Club in their respective classes in the first Insilco National Championships northern California regional playoffs held at the Peninsula Squash Club in early May, and both players performed admirably. Windle defeated George Bates (Stanford) and Ned MacDonald (University Club) without the loss of a game to attain the northern California Class C finals, where he lost to Fresno's Bob Jones, the National C Class finalist.

Feutz beat Paul Pringle (University Club) and Bill Tenneson (Peninsula Club) in Class B, but was edged by Cal's Jim Huebner in a close match to miss a free trip to New York for the national finals.

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Pellegrini Is Runner-up In Amateur Golf Tourney In the recent California Amateur Golf Championship at Pebble Beach, Ray Pellegrini battled his way to the finals but had to be satisfied with the runner-up trophy.

He lost to 18-year-old Bob Clampett of Carmel Valley who had just competed in the US Open.

Wins Club handball handicap tourney, beating Chapparro 21-17 in final game

DULLEA PUTS IT ALL TOGETHER

by Jay Capell

Ed Dullea put it all together in the annual Club handicap tournament. Ed battled his way to a convincing victory without the loss of a game. He fought Henry Chaparro point for point in the finals ekeing out a 21-17 victory. A great win by one of the most popular players at the Club.

As always, finding an open court at the Club these days is rare, because of the tremendous variety of events always unfolding. Between the Masters tournament, the beginning of the Open Doubles, and annual Handicap Open, one can always expect to wait for comt time.

The real veterans of the club are now doing battle in the 1978 Masters event.

In "A" class Joe Hare and Mike Dunne appear to be the team to beat, but will be truly tested by the duos of Dave Mackin and Bob Moser, John Matteucci and Dave Marcelli or Joe McDonald and Art Zanello.

In "B" class Mike Ohleyer and Jim Keller are on collision course with the undefeated team of Len Fregosi and Les McDonald.

Harry Misthos and Val McKeever are favorites in "C" class.

Joe McDonald, Virgil Marcum and Dan Berry also made excellent showings.

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The club Doubles tournament is upon us. Sign-up sheets are posted so pick your partners now to ensure victory come October.

Congratulations to Bob Brady and the Capell's who won the Carmichael Open singles and doubles events. Brady is proving daily to be one of the top singles players around.

After the complete refurbishing and painting of all five courts, a strong thanks is given to the management. The maintenance and care by all handball players make these unique courts one of a kind.

Ray and Matt Healy Win Father-Son Championship Olympians Ray and 15 - year - old Matt Healy won the recent VarnerWard Northern California Father and Son tournament, beating Willie and Steve Hosa 5 and 4 in the finals over the tricky Golden Gate Park course.

But it wasn't exactly easy.

Although they got off to an early lead, the match was all tied up at the end of the first 18 holes. In the second round, after halving the first three holes, they took four in a row with pars to go ahead. Birdies on the 29th and 31st put them over the top.

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Seniors celebrate big win over Monterey Peninsula 0. C. Seniors won the first leg of their home-and-home series with their cousins from the Monterey Peninsula C. C. by a whopping 20 point margin, scoring 40½ points.

The Peninsulans total was enhanced by a pair of 0. C. "Loaners." Joe Giampoli and Elmer Van Treese tallied 2 and 1 points respectively against the home club as last-minute substitutes when a pair of MPCCers were scratched at the bus.

There was a bunch of three-pointers racked up by the Olympians, led by Seniors President Don Davis, who teamed with venerable Stanton Haight.

Also in the Plus-3 category were Lars Larsen and Burl Lack, Joe Sand and Bill Lamprecht, Jack Jones and Ed Treude along with Howard Franklin and Easy Ed Larson.

It's usually a different story when the crew from Daly City rides the Greyhound to the Pine Country where the Seniors may need every one of those extra 20 points. The Seniors did it last year, however, restoring the Perpetual Challenge Cup to the glass case at Lakeside. Judge Raymond Arata, a seasoned observer who knows something about making judgments, states flat out that the Seniors have this one in the bag.

Case dismissed!

The July Men's Guest Day provided lots of sunshine, some better-than-average golf and a welcome repast at the day's end. The winners were led on the Ocean by guest, S. "Chicken" Little, who finished with a fine gross 34 for medalist honors. Gross winner on the Lake with a nifty 37 was Walt Jones.

Low net winners on the Ocean were Mike Coddington and Lou Giacoalonc with tallies of 31 ½ points while on the Lake, it was Busy Burl Lack and guest J. Cox leading the parade with 32.

The hole-in-one winners were Porter Smith, whose tee shot on #8 of the Lake was 4 feet away, and Mike Butler, closest to the Ocean's 2nd hole, at 3 feet, seven inches.

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1908-1978

HE

hy Bill Sherman

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Allen M. Northrup was one of States in the Pan-American Games at The Olympic Club's greatest ath- Mexico City, placing second in his diviletes, a wrestler who won National sion against the finest wrestlers of North AAU titles four times between 1943 and South America. and 1955.

He was a member of the United But he competed under a handicap States teams which wrestled in Turkey few people realized. He had arthritis and Japan, won Far Western championof the spine and often had difficulty ships 20 times or more and continued straightening his arm. to compete until he was past 60.

His old friend, Wally Hanson, re"Allen loved the sport," Hanson told vealed this at lunch the other day, add- me. "In dual meets between The Olyming quickly that the doctors were in full pic Club and Cal or Stanford, he would accord with Northrup's desire to wres- often wrestle two bouts and win both. tle. "They agreed that all the twisting He didn't always try for a quick victory and turning, the total commitment of but would tire his man out over most of his whole body, would be good for him. the match and then pin him easily in the last half minute. This would drive his And it was."

Northrup began wrestling at Wash- coach, Doug Parks, frantic."

Meanwhile, Northrup was very busy ington State College where he studied to be a veterinarian and graduated building his practice and running his pet Summa Cum Laude. Representing The hospital. He was as devoted to his aniOlympic Club, he was runner-up in the mal patients as he was to wrestling and Nationals in 1942. He won his event in developed new techniques for treating 1943, 1944, 1945 and again in 1955 them. But he always kept in shape, and when he was 4 7 years old. That year enjoyed going to Oklahoma and Iowa ( 1955) he also represented the United where wrestling is almost a major sport

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Ladies Mixed Invitational was a fun affair and a huge success thanks to Betty and Joe Zablocki. 124 golfers enjoyed a good day on the Ocean Course, followed by cocktails, dinner and lively dancing to the music of Joe Brigandi and his Orchestra.

Play was first, second and third best ball of foursomes and the member-guest winners were: Flight A-First: Ellen and Dick Meyer with Mr. and Mrs. S. Call. Second: Catherine and Paul Horwath with Mr. and Mrs. E. Peterson. Third: Irene and John Standish with Mr. and Mrs. D. Diamond. Fourth: Ernestine and Fred Campagnoli with Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilson. Fifth: Joan and Ignatius Passantino with Mr. and Mrs. M. Charles.

Flight B-First: Martha and Paul Hazelrig with Mr. and Mrs. W. Schoendorf. Second: Bev and Ed Molkenbuhr with Mr. and Mrs. S. Annexter. Third: Mary and Ted Nelson with Mr. and Mrs. R. Martin. Fourth: Marie and Ray Arata with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ayers.

Fifth: Carol and Bob Erickson with Mr. and Mrs. N. Ward.

Nearest to the cup for the ladies on hole #4 was won by Jane Morabito and for the men by David Burke.

Driving on a straight line was important too and this accuracy test was won by Muriel Tackney for the ladies and by Ed Nelson for the men.

The theme, "Look for the Silver Lining" was carried out in the beautiful prizes of silver bowls, casserole, trays and other items received by the lucky winners.

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Joe Sand on their Fortieth Anniversary.

The Two Day Summer Event was organized by Nadine Quinn, who did a great job, and she was assisted by Ginny Atwood, Carol McCracken and Ellen Meyer. Play was on alternating courses with Best Ball of a twosome on the Lake Course combined with the Best Ball of a twosome on the Ocean Course.

This popular tourney was enjoyed by 82 players and winning places were given to the first eight foursomes.

First Place: Vera Brown, Tyke Glaser and blind partner, 279. Second Place: Ginny Atwood, Nadine Quinn, Carol McCracken and Ellen Meyer, 280. Third Place: Pat Hermann, Marie Hellman, Martha Hazelrig and Florence Lesoine, 288. Fourth Place: Lori Rigney, Mercedes Bianco, Kathy HorCLARENCE J. KNUTSEN wath and Joan Passantino, 288. Fifth Place: Vivienne Lugea, Ruth Brush, West Coast division manager for SuMarion Renneckar and Janet Leuen- perior Tea and Coffee Company, Clarberger, 291. Sixth Place: Irene Wall, ence Knutsen will be honored on his Elaine Edwards, Nancy Hoedt and 50th anniversary with the company at Ernestine Campagnoli, 292. Seventh a testimonial dinner on September 12, Place: Cherrie Sand, Betty Duca, Jessie 1978. It will be held at the Imperial Henry and Rosalie Biancalana, 295. Ballroom of the San Francisco Hilton Eighth Place: Marge Goodwin, Jean Hotel.

Harrington, Betty Jones and Coralie Ferro, 296.

Olympians participating in the Presidio Mixed Invitational, a switch partner tournament, were Lori Rigney, Joan and Ignatius Passantino and the winners, Coralie and Mike Ferro, Marge and George Goodwin and Betty Cereske.

Winning in the Peninsula Ladies Invitational were Martha Hazelrig, third place and Dorothy Schell, sixth place.

Also competing in this two day event were, Fofo Preovolos, Pat Hermann, Carol McCracken, Lorraine Harris and Irene Standish.

The Sixth Round, Best Low Net was won by Joan Levy on the Ocean Course with a 69 and by Emmy Guggenhime on the Lake Course with a 78. Other winners were: Lake Course; Class "A," FLOYD W. OATMAN Fran McAteer 79, Ramona Phelan 79 and Lenore Gray 80. Class "B," Muriel A management consultant, Floyd Tackney 83, Beverly Molkenbuhr 83, Oatman has been elected International Jean Tollini 84 and Ruth McIntyre 84. Director of Sales and Marketing ExecuOn the Ocean Course: Class "A," tives International, a professional soJanet Leuenberger 70, Pat Hermann ciety of 22,000 executives in 49 nations.

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HE Juniors and Juvenile members of The Olympic Club recently participated in an A.AU. Swimming Meet at Rohnert Park, California. There were 22 kids from 8 to 18 competing in different age groups. This is the largest turn-out for the swim team in several years; previously, only six or seven faithful swimmers had swum in A.AU. meets.

Our young and inexperienced swimmers made a good showing on natural ability and a few weeks of working out.

Several swimmers won ribbons in the beginning "B" time category, and broke into the better "A" time category.

Jason Doty, 12, won a 3rd place in l 00 yd. freestyle ( 1: 06.8), and a 2nd in 50 yd. backstroke (37.5). Justin Doty, 10, won a 3rd in 50 yd. backstroke ( 42.6). Both swimmers are only a few seconds off the "A" time category.

Rolf Marshall, 16, won 100 yd. breaststroke with an "A" time of 1: 14.3, won the 100 yd. freestyle with :58.4, and won a 50 yd. freestyle with an "AA" time of :24.3.

Sean Williams, 18, placed 6th in 200 yd. backstroke with a "B" time of 2: 46.3, and a 3rd in the 50 freestyle with an "A" time of 26.8, and John O'Gara, 16, won 5th place in the 50 yd. freestyle with a time of 27 .1.

Paul Marshall, 18, a swimmer and the swim coach won 1st in the 100 yd. butterfly (2:05.1), won 5th in 50 yd. freestyle (27.0) and won 7th place in 100 yd. backstroke with a time of 1: 15.6.

Fred McNear, 14, and Doug Williams, 16, Robert and Tim Wellbeloved, 13, and 10, Peter Towle, 11, David Swalley, 12, Leo and Eddie Carew, 11 and 10, John and Matt Devine, 13 and 11, Eron Brainard, 15, and Richard T. Morrissey, 12, all did well in their races and improved on tht:ir best times.

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70, and Marion Renneckar 72. Class "B," Ruth Brush 70, Marge Goodwin 74, and Karen Eriekson 75. Class "C," Liz Skou 70, Terry Pierce 71, and Ruth O'Connor 75.

George and Helen Huck have recently returned from an interesting experience in travel aboard a Cargo Line freighter between San Francisco and Micronesia with leisurely stops at Honolulu and the Pacific Islands of Ma-juro, Ponape, Truk and Saipan. Helen was honored with a birthday celebration enroute.

Fran McAteer and son, Terry, recently enjoyed a happy reunion in Istanbul, Turkey with son, Tim. Their next stop was Foca, Yugoslavia, to the Club Med for a fun-filled week, going on to Athens, Greece before returning to San Francisco.

WALLY HANSON continued

of any age, shouldn't start without seeing a doctor first, and he shouldn't try to do too much too fast.

"But it's a great sport," he said as we waited for the elevator on the City Club's second floor. When it came, I got in, but he declined.

"I'm going to walk down," he said.

NORTHRUP continued

and competition is extremely tough.

"One thing about Allen," Hanson, who is a runner, said somewhat unbelievingly, "he didn't like road work, any kind of running. He used to say, 'You pin a man on the mat, not standing up.'"

Then Hanson added, "Doc was a wonderful athlete, but, more than that, he was a wonderful man."

IN MEMORIAM Daniel J. Sullivan, of Walnut Creek, died on July 12, 1978. He had been a member since 1970.

Henry Doelger, of Daly City, died on July 23, 1978, while touring Italy. He had been a member since 1945.

Arthur F. Tudury, of South San Francisco, died on July 22, 1978. He had been a member since I 935.

Elbert J. Mitchell, of San Francisco, died on July 23, 1978. He had been a member since 1917 and served as the Club's Bridge Commissioner from 1967 through 1973, Judge C. Harold Caulfield, of San Francisco, died on July 24, 1978. He had been a member since 1942.

Lloyd L, Smith, of Pebble Beach, died on July 22, 1978. He had been a member since 1948.

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