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Show 1 k?j!2- - " v HILL TOP TIMES Page 39 Lewis, Hori Tops I j In 2705th Tourney First place winners 2705th annual i awards. Tournament chairman, 1st Lt. Virgil K. Hay, said that everyone who participated in the tourney had a great time and 20 per cent of the players were award winners. Winners in the men's Calloway division, in addition to Mr. Lewis, are Paul Gilmire, Sandbaggers First Half Golf Champs (above) of the F-- 4 SM Division golf league Touch as the first half champs of the 1969 golf season, I Zmben are (left to right) Harry E. Ragland, Wally C. f!" Oeague president), Col. E. H. Gordon, Ed Schulfer, (Buck) Powell. Carl Woodson and Don Taylor d Charles o not available when photos were taken. Powell is return-jte to was named the "minor league" and Colonel Gordon f second; Charles Blake, third; and Ken Reed, fourth. Women's Calloway division winners included Miss Hori; Madeline Baggs, second; Eva Dawson, third; and Cherrill re-lac- him. Report Recent Winning Golfers 1 Low gross, Noreen Cook, 61 ; low putts, Olive Coons, 17. Second flight, Criers' Tour-iattl- e ney, was won by Marion mony. Low gross, Brown; low putts, 16, TAGS will stage the Knit-puttcraft Studio Spec and Bargain Day Tourney next Tuesday. Tuesday Afternoon Golf winners in Society (TAGS) I The the Shavers Remington and Aces-Deucon July 15 were: es par Wild Car-tourn- s, Wild was by stocking who ilso took low putts, 20. Glenna Buelo and Olive Coons tied for low gross, 59. Second flight Deuces Wild was won by Elaine Shupe while Jerry Evans took low gross, 63. Shir-to Reed's 19 took low putts. last 52f Were jr V Marge Benge, 54; Nadine Day; low putts, Pauline Crooks, 16 ' net, j J First flight, Criers' winner, was Charlene Tourney Preston. officers 11 6 2870 OEEIA 9 6 2952nd 2727th 2849th 4754th 2791st 7 5 3 3 10 11 13 12 14 Test AB Gp RES Hosp 1 I f v' - Marion Hori accepts a large trophy and congratulations from Col. Paul P. Taylor, deputy commander, 2705th Airmunitions Wing, for winning first place in the women's Calloway division of the wing's golf tournament. CHAMPION Plan Youth Swim Meet A swimming meet sponsored by Hill AFB recreation office Knight, fourth. , The low gross score was 73 made by George Knox. The best poker hands were four fours, six high by Col. Earnest B. Mauck and four fours, five high by 1st Lt. Richard H. and the Minuteman VFW post 8868 at Hill AFB will sponsor a swimming meet Aug. 9. The meet will be held at the airmen's swimming pool and will begin at 10 a.m. for all military dependents and sons and daughters of VFW person- Lund. The closest ball on the 17th was green for the 6 feet 11 78 inches, posted by Ken Reed. hole-in-on- e, nel. There will be four events in each age group consisting of free style, backstroke, butterfly and the breast stroke. Age 2 will swim 25 group all in meters four events; age 4 will swim 50 group meters in all four events; and will swim 75 7 age group metera in all four events. 10-1- The Hill AFB Intramural Softball League totals for the first and second rounds are as follows: Team Won Lost Q 4677th DSEg lg 3 13 2705th AMW Tuesday's TAGS the championship ; Hill Women Golf Events 4677th Leads Softball Marion tournament Jerry B First flight Aces I At ey Lillian Championship .,.1,4. Sh rley Campbell, par battle; Delpna Jheriault, low gross, 51. Low Jeri (Nancy) Stewart, won the Lewis W. Lewis and Marion Hori who won the top trophies for the event. Col. Paul P. Taylor, deputy commander, 2705th Airmuni- tions Wing, presented the V JAGS' in Airmunitions Wing's golf tournament are The Hill Women's Golf As- sociation tournament for the last two ladies' days was an in which players Eclectic, could choose the better score of two days play for each hole. Low gross was won by Doris Brooker and low net went to Mary Travis. Wednesday, July 30, is luncheon day. The play for the day will be "Bargain Days" for nine holes. All members are urged to attend and no reservations are needed. Lewis W. MEN'S WINNER Lewis (above) was first place winner in the men's Calloway division in the 2705th Air munitions Wing golf tourney. 13-1- 15-1- NO IN! are proud to feature the top names in tennis at the lowest prices: W urn DAVIS WIISON SLAZENGER Fx Km CDil(2lltnlnlDlfll A BANCROFT SPALDING TRETORN PENNSYLVANIA MocGREGOR 'J Faoturing! Cafalina Martin Clothing NAME BRAND IS OUR BUSINESS Be Comfortable Enjoy Life Live Longer ALUMINUM TENNIS RACKETS Special VJfiyFryBylliolil? Air Condition Summer Special ELECTRICALLY TOURNAMENT Have Metro Install Carefree Electric TENNIS BALLS so carefree the $"f 19 " TrM mm SHOE The Tennn Ace it t pletely new tennii shoe Ph. 9 AIR CONDITIOIIING HEATING Men's WALL AVE. 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