| Show if 2D Standard-Examin- Friday June 27 1980 er Thursday's Results Tacoma 2 Portlond 3 Albuque'que 2 Sookane 7 Phoenix 6 Salt Lake at Voncouv conceiea ron Friday's Games Tjcson at Tacoma Albuque'que at Portland SPORTS BRIEFS Rain Stops Gulls Again SOFTBALL - er - Gulls spokesman Mark Kelly said the two games would not be made up It is the last time the Gulls will visit Vancouver this season NORTH OSDEN AREA and 2nd g'ooe — Sup Start 17 Pink Panther 10 8 Sugar Smacks 7 Sluggi a ono 4rr yoae — Annie Banannws 22 Cougars 13 16 Siuggi 17 Sortin' Sabas 14 Rascols 9 Sortin’ Sabas 18 Stars 9 — Slug Sugs 13 Klassy Kots 9 Sth ard 6th Sup Sluggars 6 Sopor Kids 1 1st i home stand Results from El Monte Lady golfers at El Monte were busy with a Wangsgard’s and Arby’s low net and putts tournament and their monthly best ball event 1 CITY ADULT six-gam- Wednesday Top finishers in the low net and putts event included: Championship flight — low net Nancy Oyl-e- r 31 low putts Em West 17 First flight — low net Ann Hey wood 31 low putts Jen James 13 Second flight — low net Alice Swanson 32 low putts Joyce Moss 14 Third flight — low net Helen Phillips 37 low putts Louise Dunn 18 Monthly best ball winners were: First flight — (tie) Em West and Tony Whittier Jeri Hite and Cheri Hall 28 Second flight — Erma Bell and Susan Tribe Slow Pitch — Mapco 7 Unitto Auto 0 Old Mon Saloon 11 Pacific Cnromolox 7 Patf'san Motors 19 Gift Housa 8 Murroy's Pharmacy 25 Williams Raioarch 3 Wolff's Sporting Goods 7 Ed's Ajto 3 CH Ford Troctors 19 Cutror Lob "B" 5 Slow Pitch — Cirdo Inn 8 NTEU 6 Woo Metropolitan Slow Pitch — Mark H Bolt Company 19 Tho Sound Company 17 Four Post Watbods 22 3 A Now Accent Hair Deigning Fast — Pitch Cosmopolitan Tony's Trophias 5 Sian Smith Insuranca 1 Stondara Optical 7 Stop and Shop 6 Union Lodios Slow Pitch — 5 Shear Brother Tavern 13 1 18 Scotsman's Angels Taylor Seel 4 The Compony — 9 American Title Short Circuits 4 Geno's Morris Wtll Drilling 10 10 Whitt Motors 9 Flashars JUNIOR CITY 33 Coll Electric Lions 24 Pink Ponths 42 Wolfs 5 Rams — 28 Argels 0 Cubs 15 Super Irttrmeaiatt F!!ies 13 Siggs w ‘ ‘follow at 9 am Baseball RIVERDALE — The Lakeside Ladies Golf Association was busy this week with its beat the pro tournament I Those topping the pro’s score of 26 were: Dot King Norma Wilden Ruby Smith Lori Nixon Vera Russo Ami Daniels Helen Farmer Alice Jacobson Mattie Vigil Doris Forsberg and Kathy Nalder A member-gues- t tournament is planned next week The Tuesday evening group will tee off at 5 pm while the Wednesday morning group gets started at 9 am A luncheon will follow golf : W I Pet 38 27 585 29 33 36 36 40 Philooe'phio New St Yo-- k go Louis I W Houston Los Angeles GB 2Vi 47i 8 9 11 VS 40 36 Cmcmnon San Son Dwgo Attanto New 31 31 23 Mont-e- San Louis Pifsbu-g- f 5’j 11 11 VS 12VS Chicago at Philadelphia (Carlton Houston of (Pafore San at (Boggs Det'oit at 1 31 31 San Co-tE—Aruet DP — Montreal Mocna LOB — Moi— eoi 6 PtnioOelohio 2 SB— LeFlore 2 S — Sonde-so- n Moooox IP H R ER BB 1 2 3 5 112 Philadelphia A —31696 0 1 cf dh lb Pociorek 3 0 If Mey Simpson If Roberts rf Anae'son 3b Mendoza ss LCox c Toronto at Texas r h bi 0 10 5 0 10 5 0 12 5 0 10 4 13 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 10 2 3 10 4 2 3 3 4 2 2 3 5 Wills Otiv Bell cf 2b K 3b dh Staub lb Zisk Sample rf Grubb rf Sundbe'g c Harrelson si up-comi- ng home stand against the Phoenix Giants at John Affleck Park are eligible to win a free trip to Oakland with the Ogden A’s booster club July 0 17-2- seats are still available for the Only 16 CASH FOR GUNS Ogden Pawn & Loan 132 25th Ogden Durnscy Skip Viato Steve Blackburn Woody Hollifield Tony ( 3944-- 73 3745-- 73 3746-- 73 3845-- 73 3745-- 73 Calfee Bill Wayne Levi Sole Omonundro Mork Lye Mann Bob Ed Fiori 3548-- Cni Chi 3845-- Gil Rodriguez Morgan Bruce 3449-- e Callage — Mono No-- eO Pimr mt-i- omietic arector — Cloud a Kalb Thomas tsigned as woswmmirg coocn Soccer Ahonro — neod coach Doh Wood and "epiaced nm witm assistont coocn Dana Cnaawci New Yo-- k aSL) — Sgned torwa-- d Dovol o Stinfo-- d rn s cort-o- Feetball Houfon — Signed lackie Angelo Fields of Michigan State Mont-e(CFL) — Running back John O Lea-eved Baseball California — Pioced pitcher Jim Bo" on the disobiea list PAISANO'S 72 72 3448-- 72 3745--72 3745-- 72 3547-- 72 3745-- 72 3547-- 72 3448-- 72 Wally Armstrong Stanton Altgelt Joe Hag 4U —72 3745-- 72 3645-- 72 3844-3536-- Scoies of RESTAURANT AUTHENTIC ITALIAN FOOD Take the 'ole man out for the best steak in town and bring the kids along for a pizza Hours: Tues 73 73 73 Fri-S- 3050 Lietzke Wod THurs at GRANT 392-970- 1 Jerry Anderson '98U TOyOfd Wo’or Seres USA Inc 8- - 4 112 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 ©EF ciMyJ(S 980 0 0 ss SPORTS FOOT CUSTOM q sports cars But you need a truck Toyota wants to make you a sporting proposition: Check out the competition Then drive a Toyota SR-- 5 Sport Truck We think you'll agree with PICKUP VAN & 4 WD Magazine They said You like Sporting Performance Two seats to go! 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Sporting Interior Full inBucket seats strumentation including an electric tachometer AMFM ll carstereo radio peting And an overall feeling of class and quality Take the OH WHAT Wall-to-wa- Toyota's dash a modern one-piec- for example It’s e design with everything integrated in Not added on the way it is in some other trucks Truck Tough Something you don't get sports cars Every Toyota truck cab is welded to help prevent squeaks and rattles And Toyota is the first imwarranty port to offer a in ordinary 3-ye- ar FEELING TOYOTA SAND BEIGE WITH ORANGE SWOOSH LACING if Boosters Offer Free Trip e 37-3- 5 cooch oisis-a- DeWoyne cont-o- ab r h bi Rivers NIKM'S TOP-OF-TLINE RUNNING Course Top finishers were: Men’s division — L (tie) Bob Walker and Rex Flitton 3 (tie) Doyle Abrams Fred Corra Dean Wright and Dick Salas longest drive Dean Wright Women’s division — 1 Jenny Wiberg 2 (tie) Jean Stenger Flo Abrams Jeanne Hansen Bev Alberts and Elinore Geiger longest drive Lew Ann West six-gam- Jonss Mike White Tony Valentine Bob Eastwood JC Snead John Mahaffey Tom Shaw Orville Moody Tom “uHi-ye- Seattle at ROY — The Roy Elks Golf League has announced results in its low putts tournament played Wednesday at Royal Greens Golf special balloons during the Ogden A’s C “The i g amateur Hill Mike Doug Moe — Sigrec 2 (Parry at Oakland (Norris Roy Elks Announce Results X bus trip The schedule includes a four-da- y if stopover in Reno a tour of San Francisco tickets for two games between the Cleveland Indians and Oakland A’s and two night’s lodging in Oakland The cost is $103 per person Details are available by calling the 112 6 11 York (May at 9 am Fans purchasing 9 2:27 PCL 12 at FITTING AND ADVICE Elaine Fitzsimmons was second Next Wednesday’s event will be a Fred M Nye throwout tournament Coffee and rolls will be served at 8:30 am with golf to follow booster club is giving away a free trip for two next month 3 10 (Rainey tournament The Ogden A’s q 3 4 3 Halted by darkness Stockton US vs Hie Nastase Romania 4 Nick Saviono US vs Buster Mcttram 6 5 Britain 7 6 Women's singles 3 First Round Greer Stevens (11) South Africa def Paulo Smih 1 4 US Wendy White US aef Pam Whyt-crosAustralia 2 3 Betty Anne Dent US def Linda Geeves Britain 2 3 6 Kate Brash Britain def Dana Gilbert US 3 6 6 Pair Shriver US def Heidi Eisterlehner West Germany 4 6 1 Britain def Julie Lesley Charles 7 3 1 Horrington US Second Round Billie Jeon King (5) US def Anne Smith US 3 (7-def Anne Hobbs Betty Stove Holland Britain 0 4 Lindsay Morse US def Kathy May Teacti Ros Fairbonk South Africa 4 US 4 def Andrea Buchonona 2 US 6--1 Evonne Goolagong Cawley (4) Australia def Jenny 6--2 Wolk 2 Australia Jane Stratton US def Dione Desfor US Nino Bonm Sweden 6 5 def Dianne Morrison US 2 6 Dick oa Bssketboll as — Yo-- k at California (Knapp 2- - Frias Sfe p SO 3 4 Buskey Mi-- a Bella Baltimore Stone (W ) WP — Clancy Boston THE Ruth Vandenaker swept top honors in the ER BB 0 at New (Roem 2b Beriquez Bochrt SO R New TEXAS Milbourne first flight and Lou Ann Child was runner-uMartha Watts won the masters flight and ScJ Denver pm ab 9 GB H TRANSACTIONS J°r“ Halted by darkness Andrea Joeg (14) US led Marita Redondo US Friday's Games (All times EOT) at (Flanagan SEATTLE (i JUNIOR ?‘‘VTck Thursday's Results Baltimore 4 Toronto 1 Seattle 8 Texas 4 Chicago 5 California 2 (Sorensen 4) 10:30 pm Chicago (Baumgarten 5) 10:30 pm Kansas Ciht (Gale 1035 pm (Honeycutt 9 Pet 600 485 464 443 443 42 33 32 Milwaukee 7-- Vf I 28 35 37 39 39 City Minnesota 8:35 pm T— 248 IsIa? J“ IP Pet 647 567 544 538 536 500 470 Oakland Seattle Minnesota California 8 Lerch SW ritlSS 110 North 7:30 pm Detroit (Rozema 7:30 pm (Jefferson Cleveland (Waits (W hhUllv Toronto Clancy (L W I 44 24 38 29 37 31 35 30 37 32 33 33 31 35 Chicago Diego (Curtis Montreal EDEN — Women golfers at Patio Springs were busy Wednesday with a Wolfe’s mostest Milwaukee Boston (Niekro First-plac- e Winners at Patio Springs New York Baltimore So roe-so- n PGA Texas Tennis AMERICAN Texas at Montreal (Roge'S (Blylfven i Mo-t- Sco Bass Mice Holland Jim Neliord Eodie Peo'ce sra°' Kansas at tournament HILL AIR FORCE BASE — The Hill Air Force Base Ladies Golf Association held a selected score tournament here Wednesday Winners were: Jets flight — 1 Delpha Huss 2 Shirley Porter 3 (tie) Barbara Anderson and Marion Cashmore Bombers flight — 1 Mary Jane Nye 2 (tie) Susan Uchida Elaine Steffan Alison Marden 5 Kathy Young Fighters flight — 1 Blanche Glover 2 (tie) Bonnie Carrell Lou Gering Helen Schulfer 5 Ruth Fisher Meanwhile the June leg match winner was Colleen Groll and the runner-u- p was Len Sutherland or Ogden COUNTY JUNIOR E — Beil 3 West (Reuss Angeles Bue 1035 pm Golf Association was busy Thursday with its Sunset Sports Centers low putts and puttless Phoenix 030 410 000—8 000 000 400— 4 Texas 10 Baltimore 805 pm Los Seattle Weiskop' John Mazza Join Lister Pat McGowan at Voncouve-Spoxon- e at Salt Lake CITY 835 pm SOUTH OGDEN — The Golf City Ladies Totals Ellis j East m A homo 10 pm 0 0 McGmnas Tommy Jimmy Tom £33 Cleveland Toronto (Forsch New York (Pacella Golf City Ladies Winners h bi 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 Biittnw K 0 0 0 Figueroa If Vail If 0 0 0 1 rf 0 Tnompson Foote c 0 0 0 Siockwell 0 0 0 0 c Johnson ph 10 0 0 3 0 10 Tyson 2b Caudill p 0 0 0 0 KHtnctrson 10 0 0 Lamp p 10 0 0 Tidrow p 0 0 0 0 Dilio-- d 2b 10 0 0 Totals 30 3 5 3 100 100 200- -4 300 000 000— 3 r 10 3 110 1 230 pm (Reuscnel 735 p ab Dejesus ss Randle 3b Sucxntr lb Martin cf Golf 2 Olive' S‘aub Pociorek DP— Seattle 1 NORTH OGDEN AREA LOS— Seattle 6 Texas 8 2B— Memphis Open 13 Thunde-bolt- s 1st and 2nd 9 Reo Mendoza Poclo'ex Rive's Wills HR— LCox (3) S— Bruce Douglas g'aoe — Eagles 3 111 At Memphis Tenn June 26 1980 Sox 17 Dragons 13 Giants 21 CuOs 12 Bod News Roberts Bo'7 Hoovell 4 0 2 0 (Par 72) IP H R El BB SO Bears 23 Dodgers 16 6 A1" Pate 10 0 0 Jerry 3rd grode — Cowboys 7 Boocats 2 Dynamites 23 E9 Seattle 37 37—74 Dougnety Tom Purtzer 10 0 0 61-- 3 Bannister 3 4 2 North Ogoen A's 4 (W Jim Simons 0 0 0 0 1 Dol Beattie 1 Doj81o‘ 3 Pleasart ? 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Stearns c SHtndersn If Maddox 3b Fiynn 2b Swan p Hoages pn Glynn p Morales pn West ) finishers were: Eagle flight — low putts Naomi Wardley puttless Verle Lesnan Seagull flight — low putts Margaret Ullak-k- o puttless Joan Petty Birdie flight — low putts Montey Link puttless Leona Allen Sparrow flight — low putts Aileen Rosell puttless Becky Sneddon Mystery prize winner — Cathy Field ss Hawaii LPGA Doug Tewell Tom Jenkins "°n East Chico Tavores r h bi 5 2 2 0 5 0 10 3 10 0 3 0 2 2 4 0 11 5 0 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 33 4 7 4 Lott Howa'd Twity - 111 NATIONAL Mont-e- Eleven Ladies Beat The Pro lb 10 pn Ashford ss 38 8 14 8 Totals 1111 28 Next week’s event will be a Coca Cola member-gues- t best ball tournament Coffee and rolls will be served at 8 am with golf to Mazzilli Pufnom CHICAGO rf — Plain City 10 Huntiville 6 Moget C — Wilson 15 Pleosont Vw No Two ’4 Piaasonr Viw No On Ul Slugger 29 Plain City Little Argeu 23 Midget 3 — Pleatont View No Two 21 Ploin Cify Sup Si'ixii’i 4 Kaneivillt Cougars 9 Horriiville 2 A — Toylor Slick Chios 20 Ploin City 2 Midg Vancouver hosts Hawaii Friday and the e Gulls return to Salt Lake to begin a YORK ab PLAIN CITY AREA A Pacific VANCOUVER BC (UPI) Coast League doubleheader between the Canadian’s and the Salt Lake Gulls was rained out Thursday — the second day in a row bad weather halted a meeting of the two teams NEW COUNTY JUNIOR Van-counv- Lyn Tucson 4 PADDED ANKLE AND HEEL COLLAR Nev VISIT THE SPORTS FOOT AND MEET THE PROS if if FAMOUS BRAND SHOES FOR RUNNING WALKING BASKETBALL SOCCER RACQUET BALL TENNIS AND BASEBALL Ogden A’s office at 627-252- 0 i: SHORTS TOPS WARM UPS ACCESSORIES: SPORT BAGS SOCKS JOO BRA SAFETY GEAR AND MORE T-S- RADIATOR Service Crabtree Auto Repairs or New and Used Sold or Exchange 705 W Riverdale Rd 394-268- 5 OPEN FRI TILL 8:00 PHONE HIRTS the spoRTJ FOOT 2470 627-262- 0 rWASH WE VALIDATE BLVI PARKING FREE RUNNING A WALKING PROGRAMS T I t 5 J |
