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Show April 23, 1979 Signpost aire 11 e 7S Js&--&. J&. f'l. 1 V cunt, from pg. 1 day there, but Gove and Clam-pett, playing in the second to last group of the day, both- put their shots inside his. Clampett putted first, and rolled in a trickling 14 footer for birdie. Gove's putt couldn't have looked any easier after that, but he dropped his, too, and they approached the 18th all even. With a modest gallery watching from behind the slightly elevated green, Clampett dirdied with a twisting downhill putt, and again the pressure was on Gove. And again, Gove came through with a great birdie of his own. A seemingly impossible topper to Saturday's heroics came on Sunday, when Clampett and Gove renewed their battle. Clampett owned a one stroke lead after the two rounds played Saturday, but Gove was one shot better Sunday arid the two began a playoff for the medalist title. After both made par on the first News Tips? Call: 626 6359 Women rugby club forms A women's rugby club is currently forming on campus, as participants are needed. A meeting for the team will be held in the gym, outside of office rm. SUMMER POSITIONS available for swimming instructors, kitchen, maintenance, security, and youth counselors at Girl Scout camp near Ogden, June thru August. Call 394-3077 for more information 4-24 CAMPANIA 3 speed tourister 26 11 wheels ideal for all you long legged folks. $70 or best offer. Call 394-3722. Bob 5-1 WEDDING GOWNS for rent. Beautiful gowns and veils latest styles. All sizes available. Save money time. Call 621-5086 for ap-pointment. 5-22 HOUSE TO SHAKE large 2 story in Ogden. yard, attic, celler. Mellow atmosphere $150. single $200 couple. 393-1757 5-11 FOK SALE: '73 Grand Prix, immaculate getting married must sell $2500 or best offer. Call 623-6358 or 394-3877 4-27 GOOD DEPENDABLE 1967 lord Galaxy, 2 door, stereo, $650. Call 782-4863 after 5pm. 5-24 three holes, Clampett tended things with a climactic birdie on a number four. "Bobbie wanted to win the tournament badly," said golf coach Mac Madsen after the tournament. "He didn't want to lose on his home course after just playing in the Masters. He felt it might have been embarassing," and he's a proud young man." Madsen was echoing the thoughts of Gove, who wasn't too dissappointed because he had finally regained adeptness after a slump had robbed him of possible good finishes at the All-American and Far-West Tournaments. ' Both golfers have the utmost respect for each other. Seldom did they utter more than a "good shot" or "nice drive" to each other. Gove, who is equally complacent off the course, mingled sparingly with watchers, but was relaxed enough to make a humorous observation of an errant tee shot by a New Mexico playing companion. . "What can I say about Clampett, except that he's a child prodigy?" Gove once exclaimed during the idle winter. Gove might admire Clampett's talent, but it is expressed with the dignified knowledge that he too is a force to be reckoned with. Mike Gove is probably the best athlete this institution has ever produced. As an All-American, a member of the U.S. Walker Cup Team, and as a gentleman, he may someday make a lasting mark on the professional golf circuit as well. As far as he and Bobby Clampett go, you can just about count on it. 108 on May 10 at 7 p.m. If there are any questions concerning the game or the club, call 621-6074 and ask for Ann Marie. CLASS! SMALL, NEAT, one-bedroom bungalow, new carpet, paint, waltex. Call Rosely collect1-376-8641 $22,900 95 per cent financing. 4-24 EARN $200 to $600 per month part time showing top quahty Armstrong Carpet. Flexible hours. Full time openings for summer also. Call days or evenings. 731-4737 or 731-3678. Mr. Alterbery. 5-4 1979 CHEYELLE Top shape, runs perfect. In-dash AMFM cassette, new interior, 350 V-8, auto, trans. Call 394-0518 ask for Mont, or 621-1788 after 6 p.m. 5-15 FOR SALE dark brown dining room set. Oval table and four naugahyde chairs with casters. $125.00 or best offer. Call 392-2731 before 10 a.m. or after 7:30 p.m. 5-11 NON CREDIT HEBREW class for beginers is being offered by a professor from Israel. Call 479-6775 between 10 am and 2 pm. After 6 pin call 376-4320. 5-11 fcTYfi t: Weber State's men's tennis team rose victorious in their own Wildcat Invitational Friday bringing their record to an impressive 15-8 overall. Peter Markes, Greg Schmerhorn, Kay Barney, and Kevin Kempin all won their respective matches. Behind Weber were Nevada-Las Vegas, Boise State, Idaho, and Utah State. The .men play next at the Big Sky meet on May 3-5. The Wildcat track team finished third in their own meet despite the abscence of some of their more prominant performers, who were competing in the Mt. Sac Relays in Walnut, California. Javier Chavez shattered the school record there in the 1500 meters with a tie of 3:45.2, and missed by two-tenths of a second a birth in the national meet upcoming later this spring. Jorge Ruiz also eclipsed the old school mark with a 14:15.5 clocking in the 5000 meters, but finished second in the race. This offered proof of the talent participating in the meet. Rex Honholdt also bettered his old personal mark in the steeplechase. The women's softball team finished fourth in the Reno Invitational over the weekend, winning four and losing two games. The women won the opener against San Francisco, shutting out the Dons 4-0 on a fine Diana Mangano pitching performance. The team then lost to Oregon by a 2-1 score, committing three untimely errors. A 10-1 clobbering of So. Oregon State was next, as the Lady 'Cats pounded out 13 hits and capitalized on eight So. Oregon State errors. The women then zipped past Sonoma State by a 15-9 score, collecting 12 hits. Annette Johnson had four RBI's in that game, while Kathy Miller added two. Arizona State challenged the women next, and the Lady Wildcats nipped the Sun Devils 7- FOR SALE: 1973 Plymouth Fury. Air cond., 360 engine, good cond. Call Tracie after 8:00. 392-1347. 5-15 WANTED Business student willing to work for small corporation. Has to be able to travel 12 days a month. Experience in bookkeeping and sales necessary . Tel. 376-2496. 4-24 LIVE ON STAGE, Andre Kole. worlds greatest illusionist. A spiritual experience you'll remember as long as you live and maybe longer. W SC Gym, 7:00 p.m., l ues. Tickets on sale L'.B. Lobby 10:00-1:00. 4-24 JUBS Lake Tahot , Calif! Fantastic tips! $1,700-$4,000 summer! Thousands still needed Casinos, Restaurants, Ranches, Cruisers. Send $3.95 for A PPL I CA T I ON I N FO. to LAKEWORLD, Box 60129, Sacto, CA 95860. 27 FOUND: A VERY important statistics notebook and kristy says thank you very much. 5-17 3 6 Judy Loveland getting the pitching decision. The finale of the tourney was played against Cal-Berkely, with the women falling 3-fl. Sue Henderson was the losing pitcher. The softball team faces Utah State in Logan today at 1 p.m., after which they will return home Jor two conference doubleheaders Thursday and Friday. The team will play both days at Sunset Park at 1 p.m. In track, the women finished 11th out of the 14 competing Front end alignment Improves driveability and protects against excessive wear. Now only All American cars, includes labor. HI Cdl Now For Appointment. Specials end April 30, 1979! - BANKCARDS & ZCMI CHARGE - 30-60-90 DAYS SAME AS CASH ON APPROVED CREDIT Goodrich FOR SALE dark browaining room set. Oval table and four naugahyde chairs with casters. $125.00 or best offer. Call 392-2731 before 10 am or after 7:30 pm 5-11 FOR SALE 1974 Chrysler Newport, exc. cond., air, AM FM radio, good cruisin" car, $1600 or make offer. 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