2 Softball
Meetings
On Tuesday
men's soltball leagues for this
season's play are scheduled
for Tuesday night, May 2.
Session oi the Jackson
County Softball association
will be at 8 pjn. at the city
hall, Medford; YMCA Church
league will convene at the
Y at 7:30 p,m.
President Willard Barnum
of the county association has
emphasized that the organiza
tion has set the Tuesday meet
ing as deadline for entry of
teams in the circuit, Barnum
reported 10 teams definite af
ter a meeting last week.
The church loop meeting
has been called by Chuck
- Clemans, who was chairman
of the circuit in 1960, Clemans
said that all churches inter
ested in fielding teams should
be represented at the Tuesday
meeting.
Grade School
Track Rivalry
Next on Agenda
With the baseball season
completed, attention now
turns to track and field for
boys in Medford district grade
schools.
Schools of the district each
will compete in three meets.
There will be dual events on
May 9 and May 16. -
Concluding grade track ac
tivity will be the ail-city meet
to be conducted over two
days. Preliminaries for all
classes ard some finals will
be held on Friday, May 19.
Other finals are set for Tues
day, May 24. City meet com
petition will be at the senior
high. stadium.
Boys will be divided into
A, B and C classes according
to height, weight and age. A
point system determines the
class.
, Events will include the 60
and ISO-yard runs, 220 relay,
330 medley, high jump, broad
jump, baseball throw, pole
vault and A and B shot put,
Health day is planned at
each school on Friday, May 5,
RELAY DECIDES
' Seattle-fflPB-Stanford's mile
relay team came home with
a victory in the final event of
the day to give the Indians
a 68-63 victory over Washing
ton's Huskies in a rain-drenched
dual track meet Saturday.
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Talent, St. Mary's Division
Winners in Grade Track Meet
Central Point - St, Mary's
of Medford won Class A by a
whisker and . Talent Class B
and C by comfortable mar
gins Saturday in the Little
Crater relays here. ,
Five grade sseh'ools entered
teams. ' -. .
St. Mary's got only one first
in Class A but got sufficient
supporting points for a 8 to
93 over Hogue River which
Tornadoes
Dominate
In Novice
Medford athletes won 11 of
13 events in scoring an SI
to 25 margin in the novice
division of the track meet
with Boseburg high at Bose
burg on Saturday. '
Double winners for Med
ford were Scott Hampson in
the dashes and Jim Shaw in
the hurdles. ,
RESULTS:
Discus Baird, M: Bauer, M;
Irfiwery. M. 113 ft.
Shot put Bauer, M; Iowry, M;
Lodge, B. 39-8.
Sroad jump McCuUsugh, M;
Bandy. M: Hammon, M. 18-S.
High Jump Roark, R; kowery,
M. 5 ft.
Pole vault Spafford, M; Dames,
mi Hellenes, m. lu-e.
Javelin Cowan, Mi Welch, B;
Watkim. M. 137-3.
High hurdles Shaw, M; Hatch,
as; surnnam, K, U6.8, ,
160 Hampson, M; Gordon, M;
Gum, B. :1S,8.
Mite Niedermeyer, M; Scott, B;
Thomas. R, 5:33.
440 Lowery, M; Franks, B; Todd,
M. :53,8,
Low hurdles Shaw, M; Stratton,
as; Burnnam, , 3.3.
220 Hampson, M; Watkins, M;
Gum, B. 243.
Relay Won by Boseburg.
Villanova Wens Penn
Relays Championship
Philadelphia OTPD Villa-
nova university, almost forgot
ten for two days, roared Jiome
with three championships, in
cluding an unprecedented sev
enth straight victory in the
one mile, Saturday to haul
away the honors of the 67th
annual Penn Relays.
The main line Wildcats up
set favored Abilene Christian
in the 880 yard run for their
first taste of victory, won the
won seven firsts and tied for
another. Talent was a close
third with SO. Eagle Point had
50 and Gold Hill 33.
Class B Scor
Scores In Class B were Tal
ent 154, Rogue River and
Eagle Point 12 each and Gold
Hill 32, St, Mary' did not
enter. '
In Class C Talent tallied
88, Eagle Point 78, Rogue
River 72, Gold Hill 32 and
St. Mary's 18.
Craig Phillips won the
broad jump and the 100 and
220 - yard dashes for Rogue
River in Class A. Gates of
RR took the 330 and tied for
first in the high jump. Ttei
Palm gained shot put and
hurdle firsts for Eagle Point.
A county grade school meet
will be held this week end at
Eagle Point.
C1ASS A SESUL.TS:
Pole vault Conshruck, Cor
liss, SM; Smith, BP; Zenor, SM;
Wttkira, OH. 9-8,
High jump Tie first. Hill, T, and
Gates, RR; zenor, SM; Corliss, SM;
feau, oti. a-.
Broad Jump Phillips, KB; Rob
erts, aM; amt x
T; Smith, BP; Rom,
SM, 19-Hi.
si, nut Vttm. lep? Moor. T:
Gail, GH; srewn, JSf; (-ook, m
37-3 H.
50 Wahl, BR; Hiehter, SM;
Moore, T; Smith, BP; Larson, BP.
.D7.25.
100 Phillips, BR; Consm-uek, T;
liiger, fi; itooefts, sa; bwvk, as-.
220 Phillips, SB; Cembruck, T;
ruger, till; aooera, ai; owvk,
EP !25.S5.
330 Gates, BB; Corliss, SM;
Jonnson, 'i; tucnser, ast; Carrey,
riH -414
440 Gates, BR; Coo, SM; Ze
nor, SS3; Goosncli, i, rernest,
660 Cook, SM; Wahl, BR: Good-
ricn, fin; uorman, i, &geo, jsr,
1:44.5.
Hurdles Palm, SP; Hill, T; John
son. T; Rose, SM, :12.6.
Relay Bosue River rPhiilii
Wahl. Goodrich, Gates); Talent; St.
480 yard shuttle hurdles, and
then in a burst of derring-do,
crashed home the winner over
New York university by two
yards In the glamor mile
event.
Villanova fielded the same
relay quartet as It did one
year ago and a surprise burst
of speed, which carried anch
or man Paul Drayton past Jim
Wedderbura of New York uni
versity as the final leg of the
mile started, was the spark.
Drayton held the lead to the
end, just outlasting Wedder
bura,
Before the victory In the
mile, Villanova upset Abilene
Christian in the 880 where
the Texans were favored heav
ily, Drayton had a hand in
this also, running second leg,
but the honors tor Villanova
here went to Frank Budd who
sent Raemore off five yards
ahead of Olympian Earl
Young in the final leg. Young
bit into the lead but eouldn t
catch the scampering Sae-
Senators Beat
Yakima Bears
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The Salem Senators got two
good pitching jobs Sunday to
cool off the Yakima Beara
3-2 and 3-0 in North League
baseball action.
Wenatchee and Lewlston
split with Lewiston taking the
opener 4-3 and Wenatchee the
nightcap 2-0, Eugene and Tri
City also divided with Tri
City a 4-2 winner in the opeu
er and Eugene taking the sec
ond game 7-8.
Salem used three pitchers
in its opener with Yakima
and they held the Bears to
seven hits, Tom Humber
doubled in the winning run
in the ninth.
Yakima could manage but
five hits In the nightcap
while Salem got single runs
in the first, fifth and seventh
frames.
Klamath Mullet May
Be Snagged, Gaffed
Portland - Two bills affect
ing fish and game which were
introduced in thi nusinn nf
the legislature are now law
according to the game com
mission. Both of these meas
ures contained the emergency
ause ana nave been signed
By the governor.
One of the measures nermlts
taking mullet at Klamath lake
oy means other than hook and
line. In other words, mullet
can now be taken by snagging,
gamng, spearing and like
means. The mullet is a species
of sucker inhabiting Klamath
lake. It is a game fish and
may otherwise be taken
only under rules and regula
tions prescribed by the com
mission. The other measure which Is
now law exempts llngcod from
the statutory limitations on
fish derbies. Cash prizes or
other Drives of snv vahi mcv
be given in any lingcod fish-
uig oermes.
MAIL ORDER Wilts
New York - iWB - Mail Or
der won the $75,000 Grey Lag
Handicap at Aqueduct on Sat
urday with Conestoga second
and All Hands third.
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOff
Ashlanders
Will Host
Crater High
AsMsnd will b hott io
Crater high on Tuesday si
tarnoon for a Southern Qn
son conference bat ball
gem.
Play ball will b l! 4 p.m.
Th gam is on of tfar
which i scheduled for
makeup after poiiponement
becsuie of gdverte weather.
Ashland is to so to Grants
Pus en Hay IS. Date for a
Crater-Klamath Falls meke
up bad set been deiermin
ed s.s of mid-roornirig.
Ashland junior aaity
will via against Crater at
Central Point at 4 p.m.
Tuesday,
Bill Eggers
Favored in
Golf Open
Vancouver, Wash. - WB -Showery
weather greeted a
field of 102 amateurs and 58
professionals in the first
round of the Oregon Open
tournament at the Boyal Oaks
course today.
BUI (Hed) Eggers, Portland,
last year's winner, was being
touted as the favorite to grab
the first prize mosey of $500.
Bob Branson, who plays out
of Eiverside, was back to de
fend his low amateur honors.
The tourney opened at 1
a.m., standard time, although
Washington went on daylight
time today. Eighteen holes
were scheduled today and
Tuesday with the final 38
holes Wednesday,
Pro Hon Caperna and Assis
tant Pro Gary Parker of
Hogue Valley Country club,
are participating this week in
the Oregon Open Golf tourna
ment at Vancouver, Wash,
Mongrain
Champion
In Handicap
Phil Mongrain edged Wally
Robinson in 13 holes on Sat
urday in the finals oi th
men's spring goif handicap
tournay ai Rogue Valley
Country club,
Mongrain, with a four han
dicap to Robinson's 23, had
to concede a stroke on every
hoi plus second stroke on
Mo, 12 green. Phil carded a
75 for the match to Bsbin
ton's 93.
Robinson was saver ahead
in f he match hot caught Mon,
grain on a couple of occa
sions, Mongrstn's widest lead
was two holes. He was on
up on the turn. Robinson was
on down after 17 holes cut
won sn IS to send ih tussle
io in extra green.
The two stroke handicap
on No, 12 enabled Robinson
to haWe the hole.
Coyotes Slice
Lin fie Id Gap
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In Northwest conference
baseball, College of Idaho
moved to within a half game
of league-leading Linfield by
posting 3-0 and 9-8 decisions
over Pacific at Nampa on Sat
urday,
The wins ran the Coyotes'
record to 8-2 in conference
play, Linfield, which has a
6-0 mark, was rained out in
a doubleheaaer with Lewis
and Clark,
Willamette defeated Whit
man 8-1 at Walla Walla,
Trout Grow Up
Fast in Willow
Although only two years
old the trout In Willow laka
have grown large enough to
be legally taken by fishermen
this season, according to Fred
E. Locke, chief oi lake and
stream management for the
state game commission.
Usually fishermen have to
wait until the trout are three
to. four years old, Locke point
ed out. Studies at Willow lake
indicate that fishing can be
provided from lake plants of
flngerlings and small kokanee,
he explained.
The absence of large trout
In the lake Indicates that the
1859 planting failed to survive
and accounts for the poor
quality of fishing during 1980,
Generally, plants of rain
bow flngerlings In lakes show
excellent returns, the state
game commission official said.
Failure to survive the winter
accounted for the poor fish
ing at Diamond lake a few
years ago, he explained,
County judge Earl Miller
who received the letter from
Locke said he understood 250,
000 flngerlings were planted
in Willow lake last year.
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BOWLERS ALLEY
ty DARLENE AND MU TOPE
BARTLETT BSLLES
Champion to Bartlett Belles :
league is Facer's Market team
of Sue Arlington, Gertie Win
ingham, Edith Tattle, Lor
raine Hall and Bhodara Has
kins. They had 2640 total pins
in roll of action, Ead's Allied
was second with 2444 and
Stauffer Studio third with
2442. Each sponsor and each
team mrenber will receive a
trophy at the 7:30 pjn.
awards dinner, May 13, at
Worth's Chuck Wagon, Indi
vidual trophies will go to Eri
ka Golf, high game scratch,
248; Edith Tuttle high series
scratch, 579; Shirley Ellis,
high game with handicap,
268; Jan Pomeroy, high series
with handicap, 877, and most
improved bowler, Elaine
Brown, Alexander Musis won
first In the sweeper with 2654
and Baker's Moulding had
2849, Newly elected officers
are president, Mary Jacks,
vice president, Mamie Baker;
secretary-treasurer, Dariene
Tope, and sergeant at arms,
VI Lewis,
EARLY BIRD LEAGUE
Top games Is Early Bird
league, wen Beverly St,
Clair's 177 and Gundrun Dix
on's 17S, First-team is Rogue
Valley Construction 38, Es
ther Mohr 431, Enle Electric
has 30, Divoa 477t Crater Ti
ll Insurance 23V&, GerSrude
Patterson 353; Bed Barn Auc
tion 23, Doris McCutiey 462;
Van Lees 23, St, Clair 428;
Valley Lockers 24, Pat
Braack 447; Mechanics Laun
dry 22 Vs. Shirley Wieskamp
41Si Blchiield Track It Auto
22, Gayla Dives 41Si Tally
Ho 20, Colleen Baylor 42S;
Medford Hotel 13, Betty Nel
372,
BOWLfflG QUEENS
Medford Stationery holds a
3 game lead over Port O
Bucks Head
lee Series
Portland-BiS-The Portland
Buckaroos, holding one
game lead over the Seattle
Totems in a best of seven seri
es for the Western Hockey
league playoff ehamwonsmp,
move to Seattle Tuesday night
for the fourth game, oi . ttie
series.
Portland scored its second
straight victory over ttie To
tems here Sunday aight by
posting a 5-3 victory.
Kiwanis Junior Loop
Pin Awards Earned
A team made up of Walt
Daigle, Joe Cavin, Hick New-
land and Larry Davis claimed
first pisce trophies in the Kt
wanis Junior High Bowling
league, i
Second place honors went
to Hick Orr, Steve Krleger,
Bill Warner and Caryl Chris
tiansen.
Individual awards included
Daigle, high average, 150;
Warner, high game scratch,
228; Darryl Stockton, high
series scratch, 880; Mike
Barker, most Improved, 22
pins; Doug Farnsworih, high
game with - handicap, 241;
Steve Sparling, high series
with handicap, 802 and
Warner, Don Lewis, Hoy Nor
cross, Dale Bohannon, Mike
Edwards and Neal Shaw,
American Junior Bowling
congress awards for high
game, high series, triplicate
games and all-spare game
went to Newiand, Farns
worih, Stockton, B 9 hannon
and Daigle,
Land Leveling Epfpmsnl for Rent
TRU-MIX Generate
MvisisR of CSC
24S f , McAndrswi Road
Call and Hotel Medford in
Bowling Queans league. Oth
er teams In order are Charm
Cottage, Highway Beady Mix,
GMAC and Eeter Frmt are
tied, Copco, First Natsanai
Bank and Hilton Lumber.
Highest Individual - scores
were by Vivian Knox 212,
Gertie Biggs 208, Cappy Lind
juist 205-SS1 and Anna Dale
Bohannon 555.
MOBHIHG GLOBY LEAGUE j
Eight balls ere ism in
Morning Glory league wish
33 wins, Rotie Short 47B. Al
ley Cats show 30, SherrsH
HsEthbsrger 485; Panties 27,
Martha Hikedymn SSSs IS Pin
Errs 35, Merles Lawless 4S3;
Cream Puffs, S3, Mary Ass
ehliman 436; Snap Dragon 29,
Kail Moore 43S, Shot Hods
IS, Virgie Howard 416,- Bowl
N Bawl 17, Swan Edwards
345,
VELLEY ROLLERS
Erika Goff roiled 189 high
game In Valley Bolters league.
Alley Cats have S2, Eleanor
Hslbrook 448; Bolterettes 31,
Goff 511; Ksffee Klatek 2S,
Doris Knapp 411; Misfits 24,
Edith Merit 442; Three Hits &
A Miss 23, Wilms Eubanks
420; Lucky Strikes 2144,.Ma
dine Peek 420; Alley Oops 21,
Neva Canty 423; Nine Pins
20w, Barbara McCardell 411;
Jokers 20, Madeline Kennedy
480; Try Hards 19, Dot Plum
ley 424,
MAJORETTES LEAGUE
Majorettes league had a
else gam between Powder
Puff Beauty Shop 1894. and
Kim's, 1832, Vera Cummirsgi
had 2I0-SS3. Lucille Cornelius
rolled 202-584. Team standings
are Southern Oregon Trophy
2514, Powder Puff Beauty
Shop 2ilA, Bares Supply 23,
Oregon Vsneer IS, Cist tie
Studio 14, Kim 12, Hilly
Oil and Besity MeDcugat In
turarsee S,
KOFFEE KLATCHERS
Hits 4 Mrs, won 4 In Kof-
fee Klatchers league, Pat W al
ley 415; Three Coolers 0, Jean
Ford 388; Foutew "Owes 4,
Pauline Stevens 364; Local
Yocals 0, Maurine Golden
388; Gutter Polishers 4, Tiny
Thomas 408; 3 Stooges 0, Pat
Anderson 418; Bunglln Bums
3, Doris Ktaball 481; Bowl
Weevils 1, Man Staltaworth
382; Bali Pints S, Eunice Mc
Mananta 425; Green Horns 2,
Polly Green 423. .
BALL is CHAIN MIXED
Leading Ball U Chain Mix
ed summer laga ere
Schmoo't 11 wins, Tid with
IS sch are 4 D't end Gob
blers, Tigeri.Two Hit & Two
Mr, and Maybtst aav S, ln
Lawt 8, Outlaws 7, Lscs's 5
and Impotsible 1. High see?
for ladle wr Edith Tuttl-
203-S3S, Edith Dlcklnaoa 523
and Theima Toll 518, High
for men were Day Baylor
334-803, Ben Dixon 223-592
and Alan Holmet 313-588,
EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Evergreen standings at end
of third round show Desert
Cafe with 28, Medco and Med
ford Steel 21, Hires Boot Beer
2S, Batensan Sand & Gravel
24, Barco Supply 23, Cummins
Diesel and Bedmen Lodge 22,
Ham is. Egger 21, Holiday
Pool 18, Big Y It and Jorgen
sen's 8, Barco Supply had
2521 top team series. High in
dividual scores were John Ha
ven 512, Frank Craig 515,
Bud Batsman 208-502, Gordon
Mekvold 443, Roy Colley 524,
Bay Barker 518, Ken Pickens
208-531, Laverne Johnson 212
528, Larry Blunt 525, Bill
Grow 484, Floyd Hayner 210
582 and Dick Schtoekter 210-208-585,
Playoff will be held
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PILOT TBACKMES These
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played iot Meafprd scrsaa'.s are he!.p:r.g ih.e fcrunss cf J:v.-
ycrsity o Portland mm spring, Tasy are, from telt, Soger
Hout, George Koch and Bob Evans, Koch, ex-MsdforC Mgh,
is a Portland sophomore. He has participated ta the Javelia,
high jump, broad jump and tow hurdles. Hout and Evans,
es-St, Mary's high, are freshmen. Both are running In the
sprints and Evans has taken
javelin. In a recent first practice try at the pole vault, Ksch
went 11 feet 8 inches, AH three are looking forward to the
university's rubber-asphalt track whtea will be completed
this summer, ft will be the
west.
among Desert Cafe, Barco
Supply and Medford Steel for
league ctanipionsiup.
IHD11STBIAL LEAGUE
Jubilee Club won 3 is In
dustrial lagi, Dick Hart
SSI, Driw-In Cleaners 1, Coe
Brown 5SS 224; Southern
Oregon Treplsy 3, Lav erne
Johnson and Smittty Janser,,
471, Delta Pet Banch 1, Sam
Walls 428i Snoboy 1, Frank
Coach 520, Bad Blanket 3,
Sis Mums? 503i Fve Fyter
2, Duk DukesMer Sill Ha
man Auts 2, Bob Perdue 53?)
Whilelaw Candy 8, Ball Fr-
rier 215-570; Eagle s 2. Stuart
ForbM JU-570.
SPOBTSMES'S LEA0UE ,
Sportmen's league pacer Is
HUlyer Gil with 24, Brook-
hurst Subdivision has 23
Butte Falls General Store
21, Seven tip 21, Steve Wil
son 20, Phoenix Golden Eagle,
Chester Bird and Brecount
Brothers each 19, Butte Fails
Shell . 18, First Christian
Church Two 15, Fern Val
ley Banehes 13 and First
Christian Church One 1, Best
scores were Bill Sodgers 214-210-582,
Bruce Ptagle 210,
Hoy Wilkes 205-202-532 and
Andy Hamstra 833,
ISDEPEKDEHT LEAGUE
Don Wilson had 208 high
gam in inasjsansem league
lor tops with handicap. Clar
sc Freeman had 538 eerie
scratch ior 841 with handi
cap, Baker's Moulding ha 41,
CommuncBtion Workers 38
Tee Pee Plywood 35, Idea,
Cement 33Ms Tail Bock
Lumber 31Vi, Timber Wolves
31, Dales Bad Pegasus 23
Harry U David 38, Elsctri!
Sapply aad Midway Meat 3?,
Best sari for sack team wen
BUI Tope SIS, Frank Fagalde
508, Frisk Malhew 441,
Marios Hull 42?, Baa Barraj
490, Clarence Freeman S38,
Dos Wilton 453. is Smith
471, Cliff Graves 534 and
Bean Matcum 497.
PACIFIC LEAGUE
In Psclffc league Untogers
won 4, Les Goff 211-580, Sure
Fit Seat Covers 0, Lee Core
463; Hogue Valley Country
MONBAY, MAY 1,
-"I i
.
three athletes who
part la the broad jump and
first such track surface la the
Club 1, Ken Pattersoa 558,
Smith Sales & Service 3,
Doyle Smith 813, Homer
Farm 3, Milt Ssndiersoa SIS,
Ptag's 1, Bill Hall 422, Wen's
Alignment 3, Kea Pursell 31-
579, Copeland Lumber 1, Frei
Hlekenback 423, Hague Vend
ing 3, Johnnie Truly BS-SJS,
Patterson Plumbing 1, Cllif
Craves 470.' i
VICTOBY LEAGUE
Victory league had U, S,
Bank 48, Fat Gardner S1J,
Haattrs Tavern UM, Huby
Fela 447; Vaa Lees 39, Edith
Tuttle S19; Silver Dollar
Stamps 33, Carroll Scdey 492;
Flag's 33, Jaae Miller 4S4;
Quality Market 3114, Folly
Anderson 813; Mentors Mo
tors 3W4, Eva Sessions 448;
B, H, Mann 24, Arlene Ho-
nssn 458; Delia Thnber 23,
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Tha men of the Army and Afr National Guard work u cltisfRS ef d
train as nsiBtary mm to protect our way of it's. More ihsn 412,004
strong, tftey stand at our flrat line st defense. Git minute's soties,
runway alert units are activated ,,, air defense mite manning Niks
Ajsx baMS swfag Into aetlsn,S? eMsbat dtvUm prepare for
MobriiatloB, Bat tha Guard's protection does not end with its battSa
functton. In paaeettase, It Is Just as ready to tope with disaster,
and Just as admirably efficient Today, tha cittoa-sofdiers oi
National Guard are better trained than evsr before In the 3&0-'mf
history sf the Guard, They are, In every sense, oar Vp4-tht-Min(
Mm, ever ready to serve, and to serve well, our nation's Interest,
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Zi&in&t Hoibrook 482; Hlliye?
JOU SO, We Eddy 408; Pio
;rieer Club 13, Doris Harr:s
; 462; Viking Sswtog Center 19
; Meiba Klatt 438, ;
LADIES CLASSIC
Ladies Castas league tier.d-
ingj at Ed si scssd half are
saisas marker irac
:ac Btck l Bakery
Security Istaranc it
3414, Kirr.'t and Bast
tide Marked 33, JargeBtea
30, Union Club end Begue
Ditirlsuiiag 23, Pick Ap
parel 2?, T:tamr Ton Paint
28 end Cra!r Inn 4i Smt
tcsres on ach team wer G,
R Ssxr 4S?,
E. Bead 515,
Bisjsrs 514,
, Cummlngs
555, K, Jers-
Fnspire leagae sleeted new
cKscers; Presldeat, Betty Bay
er: wee president, Joyce Prf-
cock; secretary, Helea Bay,
Ha Way Cleaners leaa wilr,
43W wins, Melba Jertaa SOS.
Hawkinson's has 42M, Dey
524; Wiaaies Styto Ssloa 38,
Erika Got 431; Century
Snorting Goods SB, Geneteva
Truly 504; HIch Flan 38,
Jackie MewtaraS 484; Western
Thrift 31, Evelyn Bead 43?;
Clock 30, Eva, Sessions 415;
Ekersoa's 30, torratae Jaateer
4S3; Safeway 39, 1 Leyens
421; Broaster Hsase 3S, Vir
ginia Wilsoa 484; Laura Seud-
4er 23, Mary OSeabacher 44t
Sarah Coventry 19, Dot
Hesse 443,
LADIES YMCA
is . iasss IfMCA laasa
Channel Cats have 10, Florins
Bsie 333 SsUscI MtsiOc 3,
Del Veriest 314; Y s Cab 8,
Vlsla Warrtnar 43St Maltts 5,
Lasall WUkes 40?,
BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE
Last Bias Monday leagua
reports showed Straight Shoot"
ers 41, Lee Gaidars HMSS;
Fla PlAsrs 34, Hath Car
neater 432; Ditch Diggers
28, Viola Lewis 457; Gut
ter Be!.:s 24 Pa Sl-.elten 422;
Strlisrs 2D, CarsI Ws'.terrr.iro
82i; Sabers SO, Eaea Larr.9
410,
CRATER
Mi
MOW!
ARMORY
5,6&7
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