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Show f,l' -I (I y g"- "7-y'l- y nfry yTy ly yprr.a-y- , jjfy 'lffl yr' y 'g"4a V y1 t0l'" y lfl "U M'" V r W"V Salt lok City, Friday, April 22, 1960 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, C5 ' TALLIES FROM THE ALLEYS Holl Misses Local Sports Briefs Keg 0USO PALAIt and Duane IT 671 Uai M.r Cl..n.r, 42 and 634 Maiim t V,ir Grn i ubeih Lvnch, 401 , WMM-U- , Lrr, Gia J7 M.ni Conoco barker JJ &o Huih Bam. voaiorhevroin, 3 and 641. ffltklft 22 i Parrel Catten, 661. 4IBI0ONT BOB L Hidden V auej Mixed Leading .team. Shankar Tee. 2 060 and 740 Mama MtPhie. 627 and 2J Women Came Chruteiuem 627. Lee Sin- ton 2 1 2 41 Tailor Shopper IH Baaauh MotorEnglsh LoU Svedin 574 Lola Svedm and Connie Campbell 216 (tie Utah Power Light Co Ken Crel Hn. 017, Glen Oler. 223 Dee Timothy. triplicate Sugannont Leading team. Lawson Suppiy. F ngineer. 2 5k). Ray Turkr Realty, 604. George Peter. 566 and 242 Fairmont Fouraome Stark Steering. 2 000 and 729 Paul Betion. 11 and 240 Women. Maxine Curu. 027 end 2u6. F F. anu Lambert I ' 6u0 Guardsmen Set Shoot Record, Ties The Utah National For High Series Guild held Satuiday fiom 2 to 3 p.m at the shool ball diamond, accoiding to Flank S White piesident. All bovs must have an application blank signed by their paients when they come to the registiation. FALO M 41 rifle teams will match slutting Ratt Lake MastrLdtnf skill Saturday and Sunda Knanf Endurance Kof Endurance I Oil Hick with some of the countrj's top i 0JOruhdad 247. Taylor, Ml. Tom Phil C rah in. 444, Max Pj Holt came within two rifle aces. Ciuaa. 626 Rum Borrn 6:0 fr M C Larry Mann. 017. George MavrakU. 11 Occasion Is the North Papins of setting a new season Flank Lindgren. $i3 Salt Lake Maaiera Double cific Regional Rifle matches to Uko high league series For the be held Travel Bureau Gotc siuga and at Ft. Wash. E'1 fd, 1.270, Monarch Motor Kearns Lanes Thursday night Malt Cuak and CTirl Gregory t From the Utah 45 Competing Bn! Bard. 052, Georee Stuga 26 when he Faltered in the clos- Army National Guard will be t het Gregnrv, 010 Georg Slug! 610. Max Gum. toe ing Frames oF the Final game. CWO John L. Price, coach, and bovboob bowl Intermountain leading team. Monday Mixed Fourtome Winning He Merritt King Merritt 2.540 and King Finished with a 234 232 206 T. Sgt. Robert D. Robertson. Bam, 86 Vaga Ktda tbam and Aggie John Aoki. 621 and 222 Nattre ike and Thelma Orri From the Air National Guard 670 in the Kearns Major. Willo Mar Lvnn. 1.940 and 733 Men H'NCTIO LAkJlt will be Sgt. Charles J. Davis, Junction ladiea Dorothv Patience. Sam Naltres. 56), Ray Richards, 20 recFor Ohms' Shooting Ray 2?n Von Tronier, SM Amusement Jomrr Marga NutUU, 013. EtU and CWO Edward T. O'Bnen. 214. Sit I No 2 654 and 2 455 League Weicher ord oF 672, Larry opened the Three alternate shooters Amuaement Sale No 2 er Bon1 6wood Ladie No 6 H'gh Climb cha'npions and 634 Peggy Johnaon, 020 Final i La Ken Serdar Lee Brown. Jean game with six strikes making the trip were Maj. WilHansen. Julie Bunion and Van ice (arid 20 L Lev Lmn a Granger, 1 646 and and had a 186 in the Rice i eighth liam M. F'owler, Capt Robert Faye Peterson, 471 and 169 Junction Bail Broun. Ft3 and 607 1594Bonw 901. Fenya Econonum. Midvale ,2 Ua ood Bella 743Happv B anderera. frame, but ran into a string V. Kimball and Sgt. Gale L. Sweeper. Betty Karnrher. Cameia, 2644 League champion. 510 Char Oldham. Hake. 901 Miuvale Camera (John Pavich. of bad luck. Dick W omen Protectant Central Long, C'hns Katia, Arval Neiaon and Christian 1. No 2 777 A1 loi and Jeanne The series tied Mike Onttveroai. Gronau, Hucko. 407. Mary Nause, 192 Cycle Races KEARVfl LANES UpaIco Biller. 2.301 and 023 Wi- who had 248 222 200670 in the A txed Quartet Blake and Good. nona Parry. 409. Mary Turner, 17 Ray Youngberg won two '94 and 502 Women Cora Good. Big Ten Winner. Ostler Candy Federal League at the Ritz, for races and Finished third in the 47) and 198 Men. LaveU Reynold. Seima McKean, Lillf Jonea, Margie 405 Taylor Mann, 100 Wilaoa, Eleanor LaMont. ay Chap- high series of the week. High other Thursday to win the Unibeam Major Redwood Rex 11 man. Jaiera ln 2 221 and 763 Diug, 2 784. Farmer Inauranoe, 0H9 Margaret Howard, 070, Gerry Ro- game Thursday was a 269 in versity of Utah intramurals biLariy Holt, 070. Clive Wahiln, 253 bert, JU0. and 626; Con Keith, 410 a 611 by Paul Weston in the cycle racing championships. CLA0SIC BOWL Midweek Four Magna Photo, Country Club Smith Pack 1 659: 1 "JJ and 018 Women. Lu Louder Baidwin-ChyUauFoursome at Fair076 Blaine Pack. Fairmont back. 446 and 164 Men: BiU Louder-bac- 566 and 220 Women: Nancy Wanna-col- t Cops 521 and 189. and Sar Creer, Le, 466, Sara mont Bowl. Second signup For the Cops Commercial Rup 2 182 600 Garage. Creer, worn Umi tm, 45 hp performance in the price range of a 40... 40 hp performance for little more than a 25! ! Iwis, ; The NEW 800 ! 1 SEE THE PACESETTER f ths worlds No. 1 OUTBOARD LINE Wins THE MIGHTIEST EVER BUILT 80 H.P. A Cylinder League Signup Meanwhile, the leading en were Betty Jensen with a 581 series in the Bonneville Ladies and Marge Anderson with a 231 game in the Stand ard Oil Ladies, both at Pal Lanes. Lola Svedin shot 576 in the Shoppers at Fairmont Bowl and Von Tronier fired a 554 in the Junction Ladies at Junction Lanes while La Rene Serder, Lee Brown, Jean Hansen, Julie Brinton and Vanice Rice were winning the title for Amusement Sales r No. 2. Dick 3 cNa $385 AND UP Wheel ihjMB SUBURBAN TRACTOR ... a ipeedier, sportier yard and garden tractor. 22 attaching tool, male job, easier to do . . . easier on you. Floating rotary for year mower, rotary Idler, trading rake and snow plow r 'round utdity. Eiclusive power drive . . . smooth shifting . . . sharp turning. Test drive superb new Wheel Horse todayl Call ... Boyd Martin Co., 1605 Beck St., S.L.C. SPORT MURtAV, UtAH Registration for players in the Centerville Western Bovs Baseball Assn. League will be the Salt Lake Masters League, followed bv Phil Graham. Bill Ward led the doubles with 652. Also on the Lanes, John Aoki shot 621 to lead the Intermountain. The Junction League title at Junction Lanes went to Midvale Camera. Including John Pavlch, Dick Long, Chris Katis, Arval Nelsop and Mike Ontiveros as Earl Brown Finished with a 607 series. Jerry had 631 in the Wednesday Classic at the same house. Clive Wahlin followed Holt with 253 and 626 in the Kearns Major, and Martin McPhie had 627 in the Hidden Valley Mixed and Ken Crellin shot 627 in the Utah Power & Light Co. League at the Fairmont. Wood's 626 led the Valley league at State Lanes. 4100 AM , DAIIY SUNDAY - AM A M A At- -, fM AM mmv i ' 6 to 80 h.p. mmmt V p r CENTER 5500 Sovth Stall LEAGUE CENTERVILLE 647 series led Taylors TRAIL League will be held at 9:30 a m. Saturday In three differ-ren- t areas. 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