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victory early Wednesday In the
American amateur roller akatlnn
won the Intermediate dance finals
over Gary Houck and Maxln Dorn
of Mlddletown, Ohio, and Ronald
Jellsa and Carol Haller, Peoria,
III.
and then, aa the long opening day
omen s
championship!
:i,u(,aifi imu psb juiuiiism, iney
Diet Deatach and Nancy Curtis 'captured the Junior pairs, winning
program ran past midnight, they
Tacoma
JUST LIKE THE GOOD OLD DAYS!
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DOROTHY SWANSON lighd Into tha cup ai Botty McCulloeh
holdi the (lag. The Roamet woman ara iharpaning up (or fha
thrte-club invitational golf tournay Friday at Raamai.
Champs Here
Friday For
Golf Meet
About o out-of-townrr.i ere rx-pn-lrd
Kriilny when Itrumci, (hill
n1 C'uiinirv Club hoata three
club invitational women iinll lour
naiiirni. tha Irrnl ol Its kind ever
nlnird here.
Ciolfrra Irony Medlortl'a rtnitue
River Cuunirv Club and Rrcliliiia'n
Itlvervlew Club lll iquare olt with
Itcaiura umrirn In the handicap
wrrnatakru.
Prliea will be given (or both tuw
urtwa and low net Korea.
Tce-olf lime la 9 a.m. Tha tour
nov In exnrclrd to wind uu about
I P in. at which lima a luncheon
will be nerved lo put a cap on
tlie tiaia (toll unv.
Included In the ell-atar Held are
Helm I)avlr. formerly Helen
llioiniuon. Mrclforrt champion. Mr,
W. K. Orillln. Reddlnn chamn ami
evholdcr o( the Ijacraiiirnio title
Helle SrheiK-k. ex-Modlnrd title
lio'.ler. Mare 8tfler, ex-Klamlh
Kallr. champion, and Donna Hnroal,
ureienl champion at Rcamea,
The entry Hat In expected to bo
bullied lo the 100 mark by tee lime.
riONKCIl LtA(,l'K
BIlltaKK 7. Ocden I
Idaho Falla 9, Dolne 6
Memo Valley 18. I'ocatello J
Ureal rail 13. Salt Lake 11
TIME OUT!
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"I wouldn't mind lolni the rare
to him so murh If he weren't
uch a how-otr!"
Kalers,YFW
In Midget Wins
' Killer's and VKW kept their win
ning ways In Midget Softball
League tames on Conger Tleld last
nluht.
'Hie Knlerj clobbered Basin
Building. IS-' VFW squeaked by
Coiiscr.H).
Medalist
Honors Go
To Givan
Mr JACK IIKHINH .
TACOMA il Upaela marked
the Ural day of match piny lor
the women in the Hai-llic North
wr.tl Golf Ajmociaflon tournament
Tuesduy but steady Harry Olvan
ol Heattle rode a red-hot putter
lo medallat honors In the men's
division.
Connie oldershaw of Spokane
and airs. J. C. Heron of Portland
were the unexpected losers as the
feminine contingent battled each
oilier and a tricky brcczo at the
r In-rest course.
Mrs. Mike Banks of Bi-ntlle put
yuuiiij Miss Ohlenhuw out of the
luniiiiiK hi a mutch thut never
fuund the two separated by more
limn one hole. They were all even
KOliiu- Into 18. the Beallle contest
ant closlnii it out with a steady
Par lour while Connie was plnyiiiK
llirnuKh the roujh lo the green for
a conceded five.
UNK DOWN
Two down to Mary Rupp ol
Seattle. Mrs. Herron blrdied the
17th hole lo halve the margin, but
both fired pars on 18 to leave the
Portland vclerun one down.
The favorite and defending chain
plnn, Edean Anderson of Helena,
Mont., rumped .to a 6 and 4 tri
umph over Mra. L. Von' Reich
baucr of Tacoma alter turning the
first nine all even.
Oivan, scoring his second
stramhl 69 lo mash pur by six
strokes lor the two quullfyiiig
rounds, needed only 28 nulls for
his Tuesday tour. He hit only two
imps ana goi out comfortably, and
he and the rough were strangers.
He went over par on only one
hole and had four birdies.
Only one other player, Dick Yost
of Portland, was able to get
ainund m par figures. Dick led
ihe Monday parade with a 68 but
slipped to 76 Wednesday lo wind
up second with 1-14 even par.
Bruce Cudd. also of Portland, waa
alone In third place with H6.
STIFF WIND
The combination of a wind that
made the course play long and
greens that were llahtnlnir fast
kept par aafe from assault. Two
oeaiue players, atate champion
K'ddle Drajer and Warren Camp
bell, plus Bob Atkinson of Port.
i land, gave the Tacoma Country
nnu uoii uiuo course a tussle,
Draper carding a 71 and the
others par lit.
Thirty . one men with scores ol
154 or better qualified for the four
nays ol mulch play slartliiR
Wednesday. The 32nd position was
a wrangle among nine who fin
itnea wnn jsn. All these were
due to tee off together at 1:30
a. m. Wednesday in a sudden
death battle for the berth.
Players who failed to make the
( championship flight continue In
the tourney, playing In lower
I flight.
Russians Friendly to Scribes
s By TF.O HMITS i Some offered scllzrr water In neighboring Communist nations
HIXMNKI W The "Iron crude brown paper cups. have been as aloof as Moscow It-
rurtaln" nations unexpectedly let Frequent handshakes and salula-leelf.
down Ihe bars at their Isolated i H"a of "hello" and "hi" were The sudden change appeared to
Olympic village Wednesday In exchanged. The language handicap be official policy In line with Rus-
what appeared to be an official too gieai. however, lor Amci-
awllch In policy.
Ted Bmlls. Associated Press
general snorts editor, and Murray
Hose of the AP New York alerts
staff, were the first American news
papermen to go through the camp.
Thev penetrated the barrier of
Red tape by the simple device of
I riving In behind a busload of
Hungarian athletes. Several hours
Inter official passea were Issued to
others.
Russian and other lion Curtain
athletes were affable.
lean inorta writers.
Hitherto the Russians and their
By The Associated Press
INTKRNATIONAL I.KAfil'E
Rochester S. Buflnlo 4. 13 Innings
Svracuso 4, Springfield 1, 11 Innings
Toronto 4, Ottnwa 3
sla's participation In the Olympic
Games which open July 19.
Montreal at Baltimore postponed
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City 4, Indianapolis I
Louisville 3. Milwaukee 0
St. Paul 3. Charleston 1
Onlv games scheduled
TEXAS LEAGUE
Oklahoma City 7-9. Dallas 0-1
TuLsa 3-7, Fort Worth 0-3
'Bhreveport 10, Beaumont 7
Houston 3, San Antonio 0
Sarazen's Clubs Stay Warm
In British Open Golf Meet
HT ANNK'S-ON-fiKA, England i
Brilaln'a Open Golf championship
begun In earnest on the 6,657-yuid
Royal Lylhsjn course Wednesday
with Ihe velerun Gene Harazen.
winner of Ihe title 20 years ago
one of (he big favorites.
There are 93 entrants atlll In
the running and afler two more
rounds the field will be cut lo SO
Three lorrncr champions lulled
lo survive the qualifying rounds
for Brilaln'a top golfing honor
Dick Burton. Alt Padghain and
Re Whltcombe, all Britons.
"Bui stocky Bin awn from Ger-
manlown, aj. Y., showed he still
Is capable of brilliant -golf. The
su-year-oid hiriner shot Oils both
Tuesday and Monday lo finish
sixth In the list of quuliflers.
Other Americans who arc out for
a crack at the title Included Willie
Hunter of Los Angeles who had
a 140, Willie Goegln of Montcluir.
N. J... with a 148: Jimmy limes
of Chicago with a 149 and Frank
Struniihan of Toledo, with a 152
Defending Champion Max Faulk
ner ol Knglaud hud a 137 while
Hobby Locke, the South African
who holds the favorite's spot, had
a 142.
Marysville Pair
Skate Winners
DENVER i A pair of fancy
skating youngsters from Marys
ville, Calif., scored the first double
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