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Show Scores Posted For L. League Girls Tennis Orem A girls defeated Spanish Fork 7-0. RESULTS SINGLES No. 1 Michelle Bandly, Orem defeated Lecia Davis, Spanish .Fork 8-4. ' No. 2 Sherry Kay Holdaway, Orem defeated Elyse Smith, Spanish Spa-nish Fork 8-0. No. 3 Vickie Fullmer, Orem defeated Ginger Nelson, Spanish Fork 8-0 No. 4 Kandi Robertson, Orem defeated Sus Ann Warner, Spanish i"" Fork 8-1. . i No. 5 Chris Braithwaite, Orem Is ' , defeated Suz Anne Williams, Spanish Spa-nish Fork 8-0. No. 6 Liz Lopez, Orem de- feated Sandra Jones.SpanishFork .8-2. T No. 7 Lisa Orem defeated . Karen James, Spanish Fork 8-1. Final Results Orem 7 Spanish',, ForkO. I 1 , ,1s i I1 ' i s if I 4 I ' V FIGHT INFLATION!! BUILD IT YOURSELF 1 I Horn, CUSTOM WOOD PRODUCTS FENCING ' 4x4x8 REDWOOD POST. Z29 ea. 1x4x6 ROUGH SAWED FIR 29c ea. 1x6x6 ROUGH SAWED FIR . . . ,45c ea.' 1x8x6 ROUGH SAWED FIR 60c ea 2x4x8 RAILS 69c e a. MISC. 3 12x15 FIBERGLASS INSULATION. . . . ... 1 0c ft. 2x4x8 STUDS'. ' .....' . 69c ea. 1x2x8 FENCING STRIPS 19c ea.' Truck Load Sale 2xiox6 to is ft. -See Us For Low Prices CUSTOM VOOD PRODUCTS 375 W 800 N. Orem - 225-3033 i 1 'J, it i . VWJt i it it DICK RICHARDS, chairman of the chamber of Commerce golf tournament, is flanked on either side by two lovely ladies. On the left is Kathy Carter, Miss Orem, and right is Connie Barker, Chamber secretary. The tourney was a great success as shown by the smiles on the faces of Roger Halii-day, Halii-day, hospitality chairman and Jim Brown, president of the Chamber. The other beautiful beau-tiful girls in the photo are members of Orem royalty. Five Starters Sign With Stars The Utah Stars this week came to terms with guard John Roche, and this veteran guard's signing finds the Stars with all five of their starters from last year under contract for the upcoming 1975-76 season. As I stated when I first came to the Stars last January, I feel it is my responsibility to continue the winning ways of the Utah franchise, said Stars' general manager Bill Orwig in making the announcement. John's decision deci-sion to remain with the Stars is a big step in attaining that goal. Roche came to the Stars on Jan. 15 of this year after playing play-ing for two-and-a-half seasons with the New York Nets and parts of two campaigns with the Kentucky Ken-tucky Colonels. Other Stars veterans already under contract for 1975-76 include in-clude team captain Ron Boone, last year's rookie sensation Moses Malone, Randy Denton and JimEakins. These five players really were molded into an efficient unit in the playoffs, and even though bowing out in the first round with a six-game six-game defeat byDenver, their performances per-formances provided the Stars with great optimism for the future. fu-ture. The next step for the Stars is the signing of rookie prospects. Orwig is confident the club will have good success in inking some of the five players chosen in the recent ABA draft, in order: Steve 'Kresh' Recruits Tall Replacement From Yugoslavia The influence of Kresimir Cosic, the Yugoslavian giant who was one of the most exciting basketball players ever to don a Cougar uniform is still felt at Brigham Young University. Today new BYU basketball coach Frank Arnold announced that another Yugoslavian star, recruited by "Kresh" has signed a letter of intent to play at the Prove school. He will arrive in Prove near the end of July and will register for fall semester. He is 22-year-old Nedjeljko Ostarcevic of Zarar, Yugoslavia, who was a starting forward on the Yugoslavian national championship cham-pionship team which placed third in the European cup games. He stands 6 feet 7 inches and weighs 210 pounds. Ostarcevic is married and has one child, He speaks some English En-glish and will enter BYU as a freshman with four years of eligibility. SDorts announcers who may Green, a 6-7 forward out of Indiana; In-diana; underclassman Norman Cook, a 6-8 forward from Kansas; Kan-sas; Otis Johnson, a 6-8 forward from Stetson; Tim Van Blom-mesteyn, Blom-mesteyn, a 6-3 guard from Princeton; and Kirk Bruce, a 6-8 forward from Pittsburgh. Orem-Geneva Times July 3, 1975 have staggered at the prospects can relax. His nickname Is of pronouncing that first name "Mjsno." The HORSE i cap 755 North State St., Orem INDEPENDENCE GLORY SALE TOPS & SHIRTS DITTO JEANS Reg. $8-$12.$050 Reg. $15-$13 $099 NOW JLm NOW f 10 OFF ON ALL JEVLRY Check Out Our New Selection of DENIUM BKINIS AT THE CRAZIEST SHOP IN TOWN H STORf HOURS: SPOiil&.VfLLE 8 A.M. TILL 10 P.M. EVERY DAY pnovo -OHEM . 8 A.M. TILL II P.M. EVERY DAY SUNDAYS 9 A.M. TILL 10 P.M. ACISRISAU FQBEl 8 A.M. TUJUO PMf-tVER'Y . DAY aONDAVS o A.M. TILL ?'f.M. 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