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Show i ' ' ' - ". ' : ' , '''.':' :' w 3 ' " t ' . ' ' : : .; : ; ... , - J J. . . ; - . v y I ' . ; - 1 I r ' . ..-.v. s.v:.-- I " . .fVi-;.-: I' I I i 1 . 1 : i I-'' . ' I' : . THE BALL GETS TAPPED toward the hole on the number nine green by Betty Murray, right and watching the action is Helen Melton, left. Murray, Melton and JoAnne Caldwell captured first place in the tournament. AAurray, AAelton, Ceo3dwe posketf "firs pice honors The team of JoAnne Caldwell, Betty Murray and Helen Melton cruised to first place in the SPE-AIME Petroleum Days Golf Tournament Friday, as they fired a 74 tally and edged their nearest opponent by six strokes. The team of Caldwell, Murray and Melton fired scored of 3-5-5-4-5-4-4-5-4-38 on the first nine and 3-5-4-4-4-4-4-5-3-36 on the second nine. Each golfer won $28.74. Linda Hart, Linda Floyd and Corrine Pease captured second place with an 80 tally. The group posted scores of : 4-5-4-6-4-5-5-3-40 on the first nine and 4-5-4-5-5-54-5-3-40. Hart, Floyd and Pease won $21.55 each. Five teams, Isla Swain, Ginny Denton, Vel Sorensen; Katie Johnson, Nina Pease, Wilma Lee; Betty Hart, Lucy Phillips, Jean Johnson; Lorraine Higgins, Virginia Gardner, Gerri Voyles and Carol Gore, Mary Brad-burg, Brad-burg, Ginger Fox, tied for third place with scores of 83. The Swain-Denton-Sorensen team posted scores of 41 on the first nine and 42 on the second nine. The Hart -Phillips-Johnson team posted scores of 41 on the first nine and 42 on the second nine. The Higgins-Phillips, Johnson team posted scores of 41 on the first nine and 42 on the second nine. The Higging-Garner-Voyles crew fired tallies of 42 on the first nine and 41 on the second nine. The Gore-Bradburg-Fox golfers posted a total of 41 on the first nine and 42 on the second nine. Each golf ball slugger won $4. Two golfing crews, Judy Roberts, Lola Anderson, DeAnn Stringham and Wilma Webb, Gerrie Buckalew, Diane Mauss tied for eighth place with 85 tallies. The Roberts-Anderson, Stringham team fired scores of 44 on the first nine and 41 on the second nine. Roberts had an unusual tee shot on number nine. Most golfers were hoping to make the green, but Roberts made the club house with her shot as the ball darted off the fairway, performed a number of bounces and landed behind a club house wall just a few feet from a window. The golf meet was a scramble and her partners decided to use a ball. - which was closer to th Roberts'. The Webbfi V team posted taniSS;? -donthesS42 The team of Fran ru L andLoreenWilli.Hj, an 87 score. The ClaK-crew ClaK-crew nabbed scores "of nine and 44 on the second t - vl ' , -. ', . , . . .' - ' s . . - - --K , ' ' . . . - p -r. . , i , ' . ' ' . . . GOLF BALL BLASTER. Wilma Webb, knocks the ball toward the number nine green during a tournament, Friday. |
