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Show 1 - -TV' . a. 1 k T" i r- ... ,. ; J4, t1 . . l voir v isv. . . .r-ri ' .a. ;r . J I rz 11.. jr- ; fit; MEET THE BEEHIVE LEAGUE ALL-STARS in WBBA play. They are. 1. to r., front row, Allan Jensen, Ronald Sorenson, Carl Milllgan, Paul Richan, Tony Anderson, Ryan Smith, Danny Limb. Back row, Jack Doyle, coach; Doug Doyle, Gary Cook, Jeff Barratt, Brian Hanson, Max Murdock, ,"-- " ' c " virm rrinn manager, was absent when the oicture was taken. i&Ja MS3y y v? x - CKCeiN TO PLAY ON THE AMERICAN LEAGUE ALL-STAR TEAM IN WBBA TOURNAMENT action were, l. to r., first row, Robert Shelley, Albert Fitzgerald, Don Alexander, David Pack. Second row, Gary Huggard, Bruce Frandsen, DeR Greene, Craig Gardner, Ty Brown. Third row, Mike Warenski, Casey Draney, Rick Street, David Nelson, DeVerl Glines. Bill May. Fourth row, Ted Hoskins, manager; David Street, American League president; Ted Strong, coach. . lj J.Xi NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STAR team members preparing for WBBA tournament play are, l. to r., front row, David Parduhn, Guy Hampton, Don Oldroyd, Clinton Conder, Clay Adams, Craig Durrant. Back row, Jerry Parduhn, coach; Kevin Carlson, Reid Mitchell, Cole Christiansen, Scott Christensen, Christ-ensen, Tim Nelson, Ted Lewis. Absent were manager Val Christensen and team members Brad Christensen, Bruce Wag-staff, Wag-staff, Randy Rhodes and alternates Jim Bair and Randall DeNumbrun. Winnsrs l!:ir.:d In Handicraft S!:cl Days Sbw Sweepstakes winners were announced an-nounced by officials of the Handicraft Hand-icraft Show, which was held in the basement of the stake tabernacle taber-nacle ia connection with the 1969 Steel Days events. Sweepstakes awards were presented pre-sented to the following winners: LouCille Carlisle, refinished antique an-tique bedroom set; Training School resident, hooked rug; Marvin Laycock, burned leather picture; Bertha Barhiel, mosaics of picture and butterflys; Mabel Adamson, quilted picture; Oral Eskelson, polished gem stones; Blaln Dickman, rock and gem stones. Eloise Ferguson, pieced quilt of flower garden design; Margaret Mar-garet Stoker, inlaid design end table; Bonnie Selman, blue and white cross stitch quilt; Marily Pratt, afghan; Meda Hunsaker, applique quilt. Winners in the junior division under 12 years of age, received certificates of merits, with ribbon rib-bon awards presented to winners in the Senior Division. Many delightful entries were exhibited in the handicraft show, with winners receiving ribbons Hunter Safety Course Slated Here Aug. 8, 9 A Hunter Safety and Survival Class will be taught in tttoSenior Citizens Hall in American Fork on Friday evening and Saturday morning. Instructor for the class will be Duane D. Call who is certified by both the Utah State Department of Fish and Game and the National Rifle Association. Mrs. Call, likewise certified, will teach Gun-safety in the home. Mothers are Invited. The class will be held in the Senior Citizen's Hall, 60 East Main Street, American Fork at 6:30-9:30 p.m. on Friday, August 8 and at 8:00 a.m. Saturday, August 9. We will finish about 1 p.m. Boys and girls 11 years or older are invited to take the class with registration being held Friday August 8. The fee will be $1.50 per person which includes everything except cartridges. Each person will need to bring Saturday morning: A blanket, rug, etc. to lay on, a card-board box large enough to hold two sheets of paper, 8" x 11 12, at least 35 cartridges, calibre .22. It is suggested that everyone bring a full box. Three Am. Fork All-Star Teams Enter Tourney Play American Fork's Western Boys Baseball teams have corn-completed corn-completed league play and are now eagerly awaiting All-Star tournament play, that begins tomorrow to-morrow for all three leagues. American Fork American League Lea-gue will host the two day tourney, to be held at Lynch Park, (Greenwood School), Friday, and Saturday, August 1, 2. League President, Dave Street is serving as tournament direc tor and he and his staff are to be congratulated for the condi tion of the playing field, and the many details that go into making a successful tournament. Heloinsr Mr. Street are Phil Tidwell, first vice president; E J. Lee, second vice president and secretary, Sharon Street Paul Durrant painted the dugouts dug-outs free. Dick Denner leades the umpires. Bob Brooks will serve as of ficial scorekeeper, ElwoodSor enson and John Bennett are in charge of the grounds. Mrs. El wood Sorenson and Mrs. Phil Tidwell have the snack bar. Team manager Ted Hoskins and coach Ted Strong will head the American League All-Star team that selected the following players: Rick Street. Ty Brown, DeVerl Glines and Don Alexander Alexan-der from the Yanks; Greg Gard ner, Albert Fitzgerald and Bruce Frandsen from the Tigers; Billy May, Mike Warenski, David Pack, Gary Hoggard, and Robert Shelby from the Sox. The Indians will be represented by Casey Draney, David Nelson and DeR Green. These boys as a group appear to rate as top contenders. To-date To-date in practice play they have shown a good defense, pretty good hitting and tough pitching. As always in tournament play a couple of breaks along the way means the difference between being contenders and champions, so let's hope our A. F. teams get a few breaks. One they could use would be a large turnout of supporters down at Lynch Park for the games at 4 p.m. and at 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the finals at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. The Friday schedule will match Springville's Spring Creek a- gainst Bountiful Natiunal in the 4 p.m. contest and in the featured game at 2 p.m. Am. Fork Americans Amer-icans test Tooele Nationals. Saturday at 2 p.m. first round losers play, and at 4 p.m. the first day winners play for the chance to advance into the second round playoff. American Fork Beehive trav els to Bountiful for their games and they will take on the Spring- ville Hobble Creek All-Stars Blaine Richins Beehive League president; Rulon Carlson, team manager and Jack Doyle, team coach, heads the Beehive con- Join the parade! Come In For These SPECIALS Mouth Wash Tablets Reg. 65c Now 29c Mcuth Washer Reg. $12 00 No $6.95 (2 Only) Tanya $2.00" Size $1.19 $1 65 Size 99c Roirx Fanci-Fuu Rinse (All Colors) Reg. $2.25 $1.35 OLD SPICE Deodorants l3 OFF - 1 tingent. The players from the league, representing the All-Stars All-Stars are Doug Doyle, Tony Anderson, An-derson, Allen Jensen, Neil Chad-wick Chad-wick and Jeff Barratt from the Darts. Carl Milligan, Mike Bond, Bryan Hansen, Danny Limb, and Gary Cook from the Wasps. Play-' ers from the Hornets on the team are Ron Sorenson and Max Murdock. Mur-dock. The Bees, RyanSmith, Paul Richins and Allen Smith complete the squad. The Beehive All-Star in play to-date also have shown that they have all the tools needed to go all the way in tournament play. Bountiful and Lehi teams complete com-plete the field. The National League will also travel for the opening round when they go to Springville to take on the host team there, Springville vs. Spring Creek. Other teams in the field are Bountiful and Morgan. Mor-gan. League President Lynn Hutch-ings, Hutch-ings, Team manager Val Christensen, Christ-ensen, Cole Christiansen, Craig Durrant, Tim Nelson, Don Oldroyd, Old-royd, Kevin Carlson, Reid Mitchell, Mitch-ell, Randy Rhodes, Ted Lewis, Clinton Conder, Bruce Wagstaff, Clay Adams, Guy Hampton, Scott Christensen, and David Parduhn. Alternates are Jim Bair and Randall DeNumbrum. American Fork will be represented rep-resented this year by three strong teams in All-Star play and every year the teams have improveo. until one or all are capable of going to the WBBA World Series. Tennis Players Invited to Scera Tourney The tournameutwiU begin Mon. Aug. 4, and continue through Thursday, Aug. 14. According to Keith Trane, tournament director. direc-tor. This tournament is open to any player in the area and counts towards C.U.T.A. ranking. RULES USLTA rules shall govern play. A participant will be aUowed to play in three events only. Each participant must pay a fee, and aU balls will be furnished furnish-ed for all matches. No college letterman can take part in the B. singles or doubles. doub-les. All matches if possible will be played at the Orem High School Courts. Trophies will be awarded to the winners of each division in singles and doubles. There will be a forfeit rule of 20 minutes after starting time for each match. No entries will be necessary for the following divisions: The following divisions will meet at the foUowing times. 10 and under girls 9 a.m. Tues. Aug. 5 at Lincoln Jr. 10 and under boys 9 a.m. Tues. Aug. 5 at Orem High. 12 and under girls 9 a.m. Wed. Aug. 6 at Lincoln Jr. 12 and under boys 9 a.m. Wed. Aug. 6 at Orem High. 14 and under girls 11 a.m. Thurs. Aug. 7 at Orem High 14 and under boys-- 9 a.m, Thurs. Aug. 5 at Orem. 16 and under girls 11 a.m. THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1969 Thurs. Aug. 7 at Orem. 16 and under boys 9 a.m. Thurs. Aug. 7 at Orem High 18 and under Boys5 p.m. Tues. Aug. 5 at Orem High. 18 and under boys5 p.m. Wed. Aug. 6 at Orem High. Entries lor all adult divisions must be in by Sunday Aug. 3. CaU Keith Trane to enter tournament. tourn-ament. 225-1023. Adult Tournament Tourna-ment will start Sat. Aug. 9. The foUowing divisions will be played: Mens A Singles and doubl- GS. Mens B Singles and doubles Ladies Singles and doubles Parent and Child The following fees will be charged: All Junior Singles 50 cents Doubles 25 cents. All Adult Singles $1.00 Doubles Doubl-es 50 cents each. WHY SWELTER? We will install in your car a Factory Air Conditioner, Con-ditioner, so you can enjoy your summer driving. We also charge Air Conditioners and handle any other type of service your cor may need. COME IN TODAY Tfil-eiTY flOTOI Phone 756-3586 190 East Main American Fork xZ, RICHARD COLLINS 06 6 0 - . 1 " It's time to use "The Vacationer" your Bank of American Fork Walker Bankard tor a TCTC Vacation. 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