Baa Rarser
By DON BAKGER
Want to catch tome fish? Well take a trip to Newport with tome
herring jigs and catch your herring for the summer salmon mooching.
According to many reports the Yaquina Bay waters are alive with
herring and they are being taken by numerous anglers who find the
lalmM fishing poor. Instead of coming home empty handed they are
bringing home enough herring for the freeier to carry through a few
salmon trips.
Herring jigging can even lead to fuiu Lart year Emory Lebold was
jiftging for herring one day at Yaquina Bay and after a few jigs
proceeded to reel in the line with a couple of her
ring on. On the way up a chinooK graorjea one
of the herring and short, scrappy battle followed.
The chinook won in the first round.
Anglers coming home from central Oregon re
port the Deschutes river now producing some nice
catches on flies in the river above Bend. Although
bit high, the rainbows and browns ate taking flies
with a bit more regularity than other baits. At the
end of the day the fly fishermen have better luck
than spin casters, rollers, or bait fishermen.
Tie koatt are new at wars. Deiratt reservtir
rleaaing aa the drift sad debris which has
made Ufe miserable far aatlers far most af the
aeato Urns far. The plan la U earral the debris
aad haul It all t the aaper area la the flats. As
taea as all at the debris Is "baamed" the watrr will be lawered sa
that the piles sf drift may be burned. We trait that win be the ead
tf It.
Bar Fishing on Columbia Due in July
Columbia river salmon and sieelhead anglers will have to mark
time until late in July this season for the bar fishing to get into pro
duction. Reports from that area promise high water for another
month yet. That means no fishing for the big river steelheaders for
a few weeks yet.
Occasional salmon are . being taken hi fram the Santiam Just
above Staytea. The big run f spring chinook li finally la the river
and anglers are making hay while the sua (?) shines. Large wabbling
spoons aa the end af IS or 2s lb. lest lines thaald do the jab. The
river is still high and fast aad It takes lots of rod to bold a big
salmon whea be starts down stream.
Lost Lake Yields Good Brook Trout Hault
l-osi Lake on the Santiam highway is turning out some nice catches
of brook trout to trollers and to worm fishermen. There are still quite
a few large brookies in Lost lake and early season is the time to try
(or them. As soon as the water drops to a low, summer level the big
ones hit for the "hole" and slay there.
Marion lake is producing well aa dark Inres traded fairly deep.
Fly fishing has aot yet tarard la anything to yell aver aar has spin
fishing. Single egging Is producing a few bat the little black, arange
spotted wobbling ping has beea doing the best job.
Fast lake had weather and all1 is giving up good catches of fish
lo single eggers but most anglers are bemoaning the size of the fish
this year. They are running small compared to former years. How
ever, wa may expect fish in our waters to be smaller as the years
slip by. The large natives are nearly gone and we are living in a
"put and take" era of hatchery fish. The fresh air and scenery is
just as good as it ever was. Knjoy it !
Senators Cop
Sabbath ins
Alderman, Satalich
Poet Hill Triumphs
(feat, frana preeediag pag
at Draia against Roy Heiaer'f
Black Sox Tuesday night. The Sox
play here at Waters Field Wednes
day night, eight o'clock.
Hallelujah!
game
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Prles.1 J S 1
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Safem 000 JS1 a-a t
Tri-Clly eoi no a j s 4
Winning pitcher: Aldeimtn (J-J);
loaint Ditcher: Caruso ll-4l.
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Walsh 4 13 4 J 1 4 J
Alderman I II I M 4 I
Carueo 14 4 J 5 J
Daly . "i I I J a a 0
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man; led on bts; S . I-c, ; SBH
Eastarbrook (21. Siekula: JtBl
Kaiterbrook I4i. Srekula, Mullany,
Krause, Eaaegtan, Halbig, Laursen:
SAC-Krauae in. Alderman IB); SB
Srekula; DP Webster to Krausa to
Baiter brook. T J 10; U Looal and
Fisher.
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Win Column Dented
Salem Junior Legion
Blanks Silverton, 9-0
Salem's Junior Legion baseball team broke into the win column
at-Waters Park, downing the Silverton Juniors 1-0, behind the two
hit hurling of Bud thappelle.
Pacing Salem at the plate was Jerry Goertien, with three hits in
three tries, all singles. Salem Gary
Totali 29 X 4 0 Total 2 0 3 2
x-Crounded out tor Mrrsrth In 9th.
d-riled out for Dalv in 8th
Salem 200 000 0002 4 0
Tri-City ooo ooo aw o i 2
Winning pitcher; Satalich 3-I;
lotlni pitcher; Mrrsetli i3-li.
ip at h f er so bb
Satalirh 211 3 0 0 S 1
Merseth 5 15 2 2 I 3 3
Dalv 3 10 1 0 0 0 1
Kindsfalher 1 4 10 0 10
l.B-S t, T-C 2, RB Esjegian. Kai
terbrook; SB Dunn. Kiaur- DP
Salahch to F.anterbmok; T-l 5.U
ruber and Lopat. A 1.193.
Gene Littler Wins
Round Robin Golf
fro in New York
NEW ROCHELLE, N Y.
Gene Littler nf Singing Hills,
Calif , stood off a mild attack
of putting jitters and every
challenge 15 rivals could offer
Sunday and gained an easy
victory in the 115.000 round
robin golf tournament.
His 90-hole total of 344. one
of the best scores ever made
in 15 yean of this tournament,
was good for a plus 55 point
score in the unique round rob
in scoring system.
Runner-up Ted Kroll had a
plus 31 point total, not even
a threat to Littler.
Cincinnati's
Margin Cut
(font, from preceding page)
In a half game of the sixth place
Giants by sweeping both ends of
a doubleheader from the cellar
dwelling Philadelphia Phillies 2-1
in It innings and S-2.
Chicago's third place White Sox
advanced within a half game of
the Indians with a J-2 triumph
over Boston. Washington knocked
Detroit out of a fourth place tie
by downing the Tigers twice -5
and 12-9 while Kansas City de
feated Baltimore 7-1.
Joe Collins' three-run homer
and Johnny Kucks' nine-hit pitch
ing combined to prevent the In
dians from sweeping the entire
set against New York. Bob
Lemon, in quest of his eighth vic
tory, was charged with his third
defeat. Kucks' record also is now
7-S.
Pierce Fans Sevea
Billy Pierce doled out six hits
and fanned seven to record his
eighth victory in 10 decisions as
the White Sox capitalized on a
break to score all their runs in
one inning. After a routine pop
fly by Nellie Fox fell safely for
a double to open the fourth, suc
cessive singles by Minnie Minoso,
Larry Poby and Dave Philley fol
lowed and the Sox had all the!
.1 a. I
runs mey neeooa w oeai ueorge j m(,r SjngPt(,n won ni, seventh in
allsee- J a row in the first game and Joe
Enos Slaughter slammed a , Taylor belted in five runs In the
pinch hit double to start Kansas i nightcap as Seattle swept a double
City on a three-run rally in the header from Sacramento, 3-1 and
sixtn ana ine Ainieiics wem or, 10 9.j; san Direo's Padres conked
snap a live-game inking sirean as
well as Baltimore's four-game
winning skein.
Jim Lemon singled to drive in
Prall Downed
In Shrine Meet
Beavers Lose
To Stars, 6-5
(Cant, from preceding page)
Bill Gabler's pinch drive scored
Mazeroski. In the Portland side
of the ninth the Beavers moved
out to enjoy a 5-3 lead. However,
the three booming blasts in the
bottom half gave the game to the
Stars, managed by Clay Hopper,
who was at the Portland helm
last year.
In other PCL action Sunday. El
Horn Winner
In Handicap
(CaaL fram preeediag page)
away in the Singles Sunday, and
228 tried in the Handicap, which
emphasizes how big a victory it
was for young Horn in the latter.
Ballew Hila IM
0. S. Ballew of Eugene had
199X200 in the Open Singles, which I h. am.
...i... ri:u .J-J r l- 1 u r a"lr'
Vestal got the only extra-base hit
of the game, a double in the first
inning. He injured his hip in the
second inning, however, and had
to be taken out of the game.
Roger Carda, Salem's right
fielder, also got two singles for the
Salem dandies, who racked up
runs in the first inning, three In
the second and four in the fourth.
Chapelle shared mound duties
with Jim' Shires and Bob Gettii
! after hurling for five innings.
'Neither Shires nor Gettis yielded
a hit in their one inning each in
was what Orlich carded. Gordon
Chappelle struck out seven and
.:n r-:- rv.l win:. .f v,"-KH"- "
Miner 01 urmii, yn, '! faCed 20 men in his stint. He
iwseuu.g uu O..I.IWU.. Ufaii1 . oiv, un han, nn hall
198s, There was a tie, at 90, be-
twee Harold Gouchnour and Don
McKay of Seattle for the out-of-Luk
Silverton ()
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Capital Loop
Tilts Tonight
The local Capital Softball Lea
gue has two games scheduled for
tonight at Phillips. Field, first one
starting at seven o'clock. In the
opener the National Guards play
the Cascade Meats, and then at
eight o'clock the Prison Officers
face the First Christian Church.
According to Jim Dimit, direr
tor of the league, the circuit
standings are as follows:
First Christian 1-0, Meier k
Frank J-0, Cascade Meats 1-0.
Keiier Electric 1-1. Kay Woolens
0-1, Prison Officers 9-1, National
Guards 1-2, Wepaco 0-2.
NWL Line Scores
PCL Line Scores
Statu
.om anea-a 1 1
Unranta . , iea ana a I a I
Sinaweni and OrtciC: Oven Mufti,
a. Jone 3) utt Brian.
Si rand lame;
Soatu - tm aaa set n a
Sacramento 001 Ml fUO4 a I
Judaoa and Ortotf. Harriet, narwr
a I, Oecnbaufh 4), Jonnaoa (I) and
nch.
Tint lame;
Vancouver oa m-T a a
Saa Franc larv aul ft U-S 10 t
Durvn and Romano: . Otbom. Or Da
111. Slack lit. R. G. Smith tl), Henry
III aad Sadowaai.
Second gam tl inntncai:
Vancouver aul wa S t S
San Franclecu boa 11 1 a- I a
Bamberacr. Curtu it). Beaana (i.
and Neal. Kemmerer. Grba til. K. G.
Smith ii) ana Sullivaa.
rirat (an tit Inrunfa):
Loa Anat-lei . OuJ ail 100 S-11 Id 1
San Dieo tl 13 14 a- I 14 I
Thorpe. Anderatm ti. Bauer .
Hlliman (Si. and Tappe, Carmichael.
Peet iJi. Kernsan til. Meaa
Herrera tlOl, Gettel Ul. and SL
Claire
Second fame;
Loa Ancekta - 100 111 J 1
San D,eco 420 a-a 1
Pvrkowakl. PterviU 111. and Han
nan. Rata. AUina ti and Aatrotn.
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14:45 The Movies,
five homers to win the nightcap
in a doubleheader from Los An
geles. 1-3, but lost the first tilt
li-o; ana Vancouver snapped a
(font, from preceding page)
predicts the hospital will get a
much bigger-check this time
Besides the large trophies that
went to all flight winners in the
meet, exactly 100 valuable mer
chandise awards were distribu
ted to winners and those closest
to them in the flights.
Leonard Wins Auto
The meet's biggest priie of
all, a 1036 Ford auto, was won
by Charles M. Leonard, 227 S.
Church St., Silverton. He was
not present to claim it, but will
have it delivered to him. He had
the winning ticket among the
thousands that were sold for the
barbecue which accompanied the singles and Handicap
gou meet.
Another Silverton man, Harry
Carson, won the first flight prize
with a net 60 score. Jack Lovett
of Portland was tops in the sec-
ond flight with a net 63, and
Leon Landry of Eugene copped
the third flight with a net 65.
South Salem football coach Lee
Gustafson was fourth flight
champion with a net 63, the low
est score in the entire tourney.
Fifth flight went to Cecir Lanti
of Salem with a net 64.
12 Yar Old Winner
But the top achievement of
the flights was turned in by 12-
year-old Gary Schafer, who made
his 09-2168 stand up for the
trophy.
Following are the runnersup
in the flights:
1st Flight: Ken Carpenter. Seaaide:
Bob Albrich. Mcdfnrd; Jack Dulong.
Oawejo with 70a; John Kennedy. Sea
tide and Fred Haas, Salem with 71;
1. L. McClellan. Portland 7J; Henry
Moon. Bob Price. Bill Stacy. Salem,
and L. F. Kelt, Seaude. 7a.
2nd Flight: Frank i Nick I Nlcholla.
Salem. S6; F-arl Bourland. Salem, tl,
Warrrn Doolitllc Salem. 89.
3rd FllRht: Don Hrndrie, Salerfi, 66,
the tying and winning runs in the , seven-game losing streak to take
I a pair from San Francisco, 7-6
and 6-5.
; Portland IS)
ab It o
I Saffrll cf 5 4 7
I Mrqr.l-3 4 1 0
Bwskl.rl 5 2 1
Mcklsn.l 4 1
Bxea, kl I I
Ynunt.I 3 10
CIrone.c 4 18
1
Hollywood (S)
ab h n a
Smith.is 5 1 0 J
Mejiai.rf S 1 0
firmer cf 4 2 4
Stvem.l 4 111
Dulini.ll 5 1
MzrtklJ S 1
Allic.1 S 4
Llttrel S8 3 0 1 J Naton.c 4 1
Bsnak.ira 0 0 0 0 Narnjo.p 0 0
Wrrle.p 10 11 Raydn.p 1 I
Shore. p 0 0 0 0 r-Honor I 0
a-Drnoll 110 0 d-Bumer 0 0
b-Mrn If 0 0 0 a e-Cabler 1 1
Fledler.p 0 0 0 0 Green. p 0 0
Valdes.p 0 0 0 0 O'Dnpl.p 0 0
Totals 37 1.1 2 13 Tolala 41 17 27 12
a-Singlrd for Shore in fith.
ninth inning of the opener and
slammed a two-run homer in the
first inning of the nightcap as
Washington ended the Tiger jinx.
Detroit had beaten the Nats six
straight times before Sunday's
double defeat.
Pirate Killer
Herman Wehmeier. a Pirate
killer from 'way bark, hurled his
first shutout of the season and
his second victory, both over
Pittsburgh, tn boost the Cards into
a virtual first place tie, Luis Ar
royo, traded away by the Red
birds earlier this spring, gained
holding them to seven hits in his j c-Sate on error for lHranJo tn Ind.
first route-going performance Bill I J-Announced for Raydnn In Sth
... . u n..A i 1 c-Stngled for Baumer In Sth.
virdon, another ex-Card, homered Two out when winnn(! run tcored.
for the Pirates. Portland ion ooo ins s
The Dodgers rapped five Cin- j Hollywood ooo too iis-4
. ,c u:.. :.i..j E- Llttrcll. RBI -Marque? 1. Allie
cmrwu iiuui-15 iui i.i mis, ' Mejias, Gabler. Suffell, Borkowskl
ing nome runs Dy rtanay .lamson
and Charley Neal. Jackson drove
in four runs as Ed Roebuck, third
Dodger pitcher, was credited with
the victory.
A four-run uprising against War
rrn Spahn in the seventh, high
lighted by Foster Castleman's
three-bagger, enabled Johnny An
tnnelli. in relief, to register his
fifth Giant victory.
Eddie Miksis drove in holh runs
In Chirago's first game triumph
over Philadelphia and Pete Whis
enant hatted in three runs with
a single and double in the second
game.
Harrv Miller. Lebanon. 67; F. T
Schtrlf. Portland, : Jim Allen and
F. Jackaon. Salem, SS.
4th Flight: Dr. Ken Powers. Al
Mason. Salem, tit. Chuck Barclay
and Howard Olson. Salem 6fis; Harold
Hauk and Clyde Prall. Salem. 7s.
SUi Flight: Ray Howard. Salem, m.
Wheeler Enaliih. Jack Mlnty. Salem,
and Ward Moore, Dallas. S7s, and
Pete Benniaon. Salem. 68.
ni Sth Flight warren Line. e; ueoreje
norria. saicm. hi: ueorge urwrv
Salem, 71; Harry Miller, Lebanon. 71
Jack Franklin, Salem. 73.
Totlay'g Pitchers
NATIONAL LFAGl'F
Philadelphia at Milwaukee iNl
S. Miller 1 2-3) vs. Conlev
Brooklvn at St Lnui
combe 18-41 vs.
l-li.
N i New
Pohnlsky 1 3-3 .
amkrican l mr.ir
Cleveland at Bnslnn c2. dav-nighli
Houtleman il-li and Garcia 4-Si
vs. PorterfieM il-4i and Brewer
18-11.
Kansas Cltv at Washington H.twl
niahtl Kretlow 13-SI and Kellner
12-21 vs Pascual 1 2 - 7 1 and Stone
(J-ll or Cbakales 13-3 1
Detroit at Baltimore iNl Lary li
st vs. Ferrarese il-4i
Koiind Robin Golf
're
DAHLBENDER victor
JOHNSTON. Pa. I - Gene
Dahlbender, Atlanta. Ga , won the
Sunnehanna invitational amateur
golf tournament Sunday with a
Baxes. Duhem 2. Allie 2M Michel-
son, Young, Maaeroskl, Smith. Bor
kowskl. .IB Saffell HR Marquei,
Duhem. Allie. SB Bernier. S Bern-
ier. SF Marquee, Banes. DP Saffell. I
Calderone, Youn Llttrell and Mu'-lWIn ( ' I ra 1 1 i r.
kelaon Left-Portland 10, Hollywoodl1 I II VFtH W
11. BB-Werle 1. Naranjo 1, Green
1. O Donnell 1 SO-Werle 4. Valdes
1. Naranfo 2. Raydon 4. HO Werie
13 In 7 1-3; Shore 1 In 2-3; Flclrlrr 1 ye
in -.. iiib-. i in i-.i. naranio s in'
I: Ravdon 8 In S; Green 3 in 1-3;
O'Donnell 0 In J-V R-F.R- Werle 2-3,
Shore l-n, Fiedler 2-2. Valdes 1-1.
Narsnio 1-1. Ravdon 1-1, Green 2-3.
O'Donnell l-fl. WP Ravdon W-
O'Dnnnell 3-1 L Valdes S-3. tt-Mu-tart,
Ashford and Orr. T -2 31. A-2JW0
span.
The higher scorers in Sunday s
SINGLES
Don Peters. Sublimity, W0. O. S.
Ballew, Euiene and Dan Orlich,
Reno. 1!). Gordon Miller. Drain.
Orley MjllUan, Rosebura and Earl
Simpson, Portland. IM. L. Sheppard,
Oplur, 1V7; Marsnan num. nena;
Harry Foraburg. Portland. John
Simpson, Portland, Billy Fox. Mt.
Vernon, wasn , a. a. uuiiq, i anoy.
lfld. P. Schmlti, Eugene. Harvey
Flstier. Portland (the meets hin
professional I. George Blum. Tilla
mook, Henry feiers. auomniiy, wo
Dudley, St. Helens, A. Whalen. Van
couver. B. C Jack Culver. Roeeburg,
Ted Welty, Salem. Pete Wheelhouse.
Arlington ana Stan snort, noseourg,
195.
HANDICAP
Larry Horn. Grants Pasa and Earl
Simpson. Portland. W, Bob lUtf, ln-
depeudance and O. A. Copeland,
Portland, m; Li. Mcn.ay. aaaiiie, jonn
Simpson, Portland, trnie ration, li
comb. Harold Gouchnour. Seattle.
L. Bvrd. Roseburg, 06: Don Cannon,
Salem, H. Waake. Eugene. R. Bur
nett, Hillsboro, Chris Neitllng, SUy
ton. B. Fox. Seattle, Frank Brewer,
and G. Smith, 96.
Thnmaa, j
jonnson. r
Olson, p
McKay won the shooloff with 24. ' Gr p'tr-, m 3 o o
Other titles won Sunday Included: i ,1 J J
uaxier Moore Jr., niiainuon, junior
champ in singles; Rex Short, Rose
burg, sub-junior champ in singles;
Lila McMullen, Roseburg, women's
champion in singles (119X2001 and
handicap 94X100); L. H. Shepherd,
Ophir, 65-70 year old champ (197X
200), and E. M. Condit, Tillamook,
over 70 years old champ (191X200).
President Gordon Hull and his
legion of busy helpers termed the
meet "a big success" and told that
around 170.000 rounds of ammuni
tion were fired during the four-day
(I) Salem
B R H B R H
10 0 Barnes, mils
3 0 1 Kelley. I 1 a a
3 0 0 Vestal, a fill
Jantre. 1 111
Carda. r 4 1 1
McCf'rv. 14 11
3 0 0 Relmann. 13 11
3 6 a Goertun. c 1 1 1
1 OChapele. pill
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Spokane 410 310 01-11 14 1
Wadiworth. J. Jacobs (51 and Don
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and DeSouia, It "sal (71,
Second game:
Iwurton 001 021 063-1 17 1
Spokane 104 100 000- I IS I
Franco and Reia; Rounds, Leahy ())
and DcSouza.
First game:
Eugene.... 000 640 l-a I 1
Yakima ... 000 110 51 3 1
Lot. Hodges ! and Gaulhler;
Young. Waiu (7), Ward (7) and Neal.
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Yakima CO 116 600-1 6 6
Kan and Gauthler; Downs, Herrara
(() ami Neal.
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friendship and mutual respect between a French police chief and a
gentleman safe cracker.
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starring Victory Jory. Tha fantastic financial manipulationi al a Coat
nental confidence man. ;-
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Zurca: "O Sole Mio" by Ednard IMCapua; "Drinking tent Inn
"HamlH" by Thomas and "I Only Havt Eyes for You" by Warren,
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CASCADE HIGH SCHOOL -(Special
Aumsville' Junior Le
sion baseball team conked Mill
City'i Legian diarnondeers, 18-2,
in a game here Sunday afternoon.
Big hitter for the winneri was
Bob Harris, with three hits in
four attempts, including a home
run, but the big boy was called
out for not touching second base
in his round tripper. Frank Mar
lalt also got a triple for the vic
tors. Winning hurler wai Don Smith,
who yielded five hits. Nobody on
the ilill City team got mora than
one nit apiece.
Next game for Aumsville will
be Wednesday night against Wood
burn here.
Aumsville 20.1 023 0-10 7 J
Mill City oon ooj o J s 5
Smith and Marlatt; Garrison and
Myir.
National League
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St. Louis 003 000 006 3 7 6
Arroyo and Foiled Schmidt, Mc
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and Smith L Schmidt
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St Louis 010 20(1 00-3 6 0
Kline, Face (Si. King (7i and Sliep
ard. Kravitz i7i. Wehmeier and
Sarnl. L-Kline
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j Golfing Title
VANCOUVER. Wash. - The
Oswego Lake Country Club re
tained its team championship Sun
day in the final round of the
Alderwood Memorial team golf
tournament at Royal Oaks Coun
try Club here.
Roy Wiggins and Ad Huycke led
the way for the Oswego swingers
in the title round. Wiggins, two
time Oregon amateur titlist, card
ed a one-over-par 7J for the day's
top round, giving him a MS total
for the tournament.
Huycke tallked a 1S2 nn rounds
nf 78 and 74. Oswego's four-man
team posted a 3S-hole score of 620
strokes to win the championship
Oswego won last year's memorial
tourney at Bend with a B3 total
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. -
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Asheville, X. C, picked up only
two points Sunday but won the
$12,mo (trianglei round robin golf ! man in and Bailey. w-Roehurk
tournament in a hrene.
She finished the 90-mile "plus
and minus" competition over the
6,065-yard par 71 Cavalier Yacht
and Country Club course with plus
.10 points 22 more than runner-up
Joyce Ziske of Waterford, Wis.
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: cap at the Longacres Race Track of Russia Sunday smashed her
Sunday. 1 world's half mile record with a
record - breaking 72-hole total of Hula Boola finished second and 1 06 6 run in Moscow's Dynamo
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Simmons and I.opsta; Hacker. Val
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Owens. Negrav ill, Roberts 7 and
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