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Show 2C MADDOX, OCON STAR Friday, July 19, 1968 DESE.7ET NEWS, Stratton Snares Title er excellent Ler.ce. Bv HARTT WIXOM News Sports Writer Deseret rietter. Giants Clip Cubbies , 5-- 4 : Sharon These four, alur.g with Molly and Greene. Cissy Greene, Mary Jane Schovaers rank high By NICK YENGICH in the 1TA ratings released last fall. Judging from the way they Deseret News Sports Writer are performing now they should Salt Lake's Giants away have another good week at the! with one of the lew season Intermountain finals in Denver! next month. splits alter Thursday's Top ranked girls in the Tennis Assn, battled lv out Thursday in the Salt Lake Inter-mountai-n City championships. j Jane Stratton posted the day's top honors with an upset triumph over topseeded Susan Bradshaw. With victory came the women's singles title. ALLIED'S WEEKLY SPECIALS ri AND SAVE NOW before Bing Bingham mopped up in the ninth. Ocon had been bombed for. live runs (lour earned) in four innings in the opening two nights of the series. Thursday; Caldwe11 rest th he ran into trouble only in the; Other winners Thursday were 'Yn ovelr takl,1 ,0 the seventh and ninth. An unassist-- : bef0e dajs Rob Foulger who downed Wen-ed double play by lumbering Ed dell Beck for the men's Class A Ploneer League road. in &7. Roger Greene j The Giants aren't .se''' singles, going tojThomas helPfd for cat;cn j),e reS( 0f Bingham was the help stopped Jeff Robbins pioneer;enth n d,e n'ndlthe Boys 12 title. pack this year . . the nine too is licitl lead by Ogden ai shot (stop Ed Goodson Miss Schovaers tripped April much t0 overcome in the fina Hanrath with a perfect hjtter eiltering the Caldwell six weeks of the season. Put Raljgame In the Girls 14. added two hits and Malgradi's outfit might make scored two runs for the Giants. cult t rough for the other ,ourFor the four game Caldwell se-- , fror,t runners, ries Goodson was 712 at the bat over the weekend, is one of half Thursday Salt Lake pushed; with five rbis and five runs' a dozen Utah ranking tournaHe hit the first home ments. Chairman was Harry Caldwell a game further behind scored. Ogden. Actually centerfielder team homer of the season out of James. to start a Like Willie Derks Tuesday (Looks Garry Matches Friday began el 9 one! Horn hit . Karo . . Maddox and ace relief string Davis) a.m. and will conclude tonight Mike (Iron Arm) Ocon stopped Wednesday, Maddox added his with mixed doubles finals at 71tie Cubs Thursday. p.m. The Rookie Leaguers (on both Maddox dipped the Little Assn.'s number one ranked Lence, Cubs for two singles, a three sides) are still having trouble! Miss der vs. Skip sedivto. Men s 35 Jane Stratton captured ter, Susan Bradshaw. home run. stole his with fundamentals. Giant pitchsinges Tun balks three , base and drove across ers committed women's singles with an upset: Stratton won it, had Caldwell a . . . four The circuit teammates. Thursday over the Intermountain Tennis! Susan Johnson stopped anothshot pulled Salt Lake from a passed ball . . . the two clubs; deficit to a third inning lead. teamed for seven field miscues. The schedule calls for a Ocon in action for the third Salt Lake rest folpitched three-hi- t three-dastraight night inball over 6 and lowed by a four game series in nings for the win. One earned Idaho Falls. run crossed the plate against Ocon se-li- 5--4 1 Also winning big were Susan Johnson, Carolee Hammel and Mary Jane Schovaers. 6-- ... 6-- - VITREOUS CHINA TOILETS Wall Hung Tank Old Style K" RAIN It JMeanwhile, the mens singles tfsted, but are slated lo finish tonight with Hy Saunders squaring off against Skip Sedivrc. i 'All action Is at the S.L. Tennis Club, 2471 S. 1700 East. 'In addition to the usual crop Salt Lakers 'coach Ray Nagel returned to ilie local girls had competition Salt Lake City but Nancy fell to itnn owa. Miss Hammel, Miss jThe family of former Utah Johnson turned back Sharon q tough-to-defe- 6-- 6-- 6-- I laClIChS:ilt,hin?s RAIN3IRD Type Sprinklers 095 DA Oea. PLASTIC PIPE STYLE "299 1"495 100-F- Lengths L FRESH 410-fo- PORTLAND 6-- 10-8- CI Lengths 10-f- t. net-th- 6-- I25 GUTTER 6-- dis-fila- y 1995 GALVANIZED , jHut all four of the Salt Lake gcrls; who have dominated the JLTA,. showed why Thursday as they; put on an impressive of particularly sharp tennis despite tire July heat. ; - CEMENT 2 2 Willard Lures Skippers he Willard Bay Regatta, for add to the regatta. Four nation- boards only, is slated Sunday. al and two world champions are Starting time is noon, Time entered in the running. World trials are 10:30 a.m. are Wes Knudsen, champs and Don West, Pleasant ski Provo, races, drag events, $p?ed PBwder Puff Derby will also Grove. News Swim Course Opens Soon Northern Am Golf Pairings takes you where Are... DRI-MI- X 89c 90-L- BAG RECESSED MEDICINE ISh WaXn CABINET her outforoxcitfr y good fopdliiway Housf MeriEjnvite w-l- b f tyOW D CONCRETE 12:5b--Da- Srf I PRE-MIXE- 44-- 8:5l-G- ene tie Big ones 7T J22 BAG two-thir- Utah is counting one of its Ogden largest death tolls ever due to FOURTH FLIGHT (Crandall, Jerry Wilburn, Bruce Tevan.j Idaho Flails 9 and the Deseret Maliory, Larry Gilmore. Coy 12:49 Harold Hammond, Dave Burton, 'Caldwell drowning Meyers. Salt Lake City Under- - Chns Lloyd Pratt, Lee Pearson. Scott Willie Moore, Arden Hogan, Bert Hammond, Dean Warren. wood, News are others and doing Bodell. 8:56 Nielsen, Thursday's Results Site is Willard Bay, just west Dot Tauferner, Wayne Col- FLIGHT first Ogden I, Idaho Falls I ' something that may prevent mere, Gary Crompton, Ron Mickle. Salt Lake of U.S. 89 between Brigham City 5, Caldwell 4 9:05 Bruce WaqMaff, Weaver Pearce, 1:31 Glade Harris, Jav Bates, Scott future deaths. Kau Lersen, Rod Goodliffe. 9:12 Joe Croft, Ned Person. 1:36 Sam Bingham, CALDWELL SALT LAKE CITY City and Ogden. Roach, Roger Knotts, Max Rose, ChuckjSteve Tee John Lee, Tyler. Watt, b r h bi eb r h bl Loithcuse. 9:19 Jim Ferrara, Lee Bailey,! 1:45 Max Newberry, Greg Thorpe, J. E. annual The Leain to Ben 2 10 0 Bosch rf 4 0 0 0 ftye cf Mer-- j Elder, Les 1:52 Jensen. 9:26 Olsen, Norm Gary Jim Colburn, Eddy. Boats include E racing runa2 cf Gamble 0 0 Heneven 2b 3 10 0 0 O. Don K. Goodrill, Russ Williamson, Fred Miller, 'Grant Geddes, Hadley, Swim campaign July 29 CelderJ. Schvanevldt. ? 9:33 Joe I 3 1 D;,n5ia Couch, Del litfe. 1:59 Lyman Tracy, Larry Bailer, j bout, 130 hydros, SK runabouts, Bill will Milne. teach 9 Killev, Gcrdy 122? through Aug. 2:0o Tod Merrill, Glen Lewis, Dick wfAJ k crackerboxes, among others. more than how to swim. It s,ein' will teach how NOT to drown, Feldhausss 2 I 0 0 Martin OOOC 2 4 0 10 Officials said the south harbor 3 0 0 0 according to Charles Pauli, and ramps will be closed to director of 0 0 0 Ocon p 3 0 0 0 safety services for per. 10 22 Dave Troseth, Max Timoi Y Abe98len, Jeff Cartmill, Dave Bronson. jjyf0nrph boaters until 5 the Salt Lake area chapter of Jim And.rson, Jerry Earl. 10:29 Jim 0 o 0 iRxkweli ph FLIGHT CHAMP Norm Dennis Cannon, Bearden, Jensen, ' the American Red Cross. p.m. Ricky McGuire. 10:36 C. G. Peterson. 37 4 3 Totals 31 5 6 5 2:55 LaDell Andersen, Jack Ridd, Paul Totals TOTE GOTE 94-L- y jninuteoway 395 by freowa 1 Ray Shop?, Dee .iutzlev, two-wee- k Used !w $1080 So. Repairs State Street MITCHELL'S LANDSCAPING & NURSERY VALUES GALORE NOW ; Dan Roskelly. 3:02-B- ob Tay- - Caldwell 110 000 1014 lor, Reid Goodliffe, Pete Randall, Arlen salt Lake Citv 103 010 00X S 3:09-Peacock,1 Gil Dick Peacock. Torres, E B. Horn 3, Chllder, Binkowsk!, P u g Vilven, Cannon Ranuall. LOB Caldwell 9, Salt Dwight Johnson, Steve Wathen, lLake 5. DP Caldwell Lake 1, Sait City !7::,.'..Plk'7'-Gaky..1-d3:23-Keith Lavne Larkin, Bob Bentley. rkin 1. 2 B HR G. Maddox. SB arton, G'en Burgess, Steve Sharp, Don. City Maddox.Goodson. 1 Branca, Bill Nyman, Larsen. 3:30-R- on H R ER 8B SO IP Steve Ames, Frank Huff. 3:37 Jack 2 4 3 3 2 2 Noble, Mark Scott, Howard Morgan, WHke fjJJ icI (L) 7 4 3 Waqstaff. 3:44 Don Branca, Stu Sargent, Hunt 1 1 0 0 0 0 Barker. 'Davies Huntsman, Vaughn Byron 12-1 4 2 Ken 3:51 Steve Clark, Greg Ocon (W) Brinton, SBCOND FLIGHT 4 23 3 2 3 Sharp, Mike McGuire. 3:5B Dave Jenk Bin9ham 1 1 0 0 0 11:46-J- arv Johnson, BUI Davis, Reed ins, Richard Keller, Steve Hulbert. HBp B. Maddox bv Bierceviez; Balk 11:53 Vic Dick McFarland. Colvin, PB Childers. T 2:35. A Ocon. Davies 2, Wiley, Vausn Everton, Bob Porter, Bob -1- ,210. Swan. 12:00 Jerry Wallace, Frank Williams, Mike Newberger. Bowen, 12:07 Venal Jones, Brad Anderson, John Cottam, Vic Waite. 12:14 Tom PapPEBBLE BEACH. CALIF. pas, Tarry Bernard, Dennis Rich, Tom 12:21 C. H. Price. Rick (UPI) Julianne Hildreth of Peterson, Dave Jim Mack. Thornston, Shipp, and Kathy Rea of 12:2B Scott Steele, Val Palmer, Rick Glendale Hancock, Gary Taylor. 12:35 Gary Lund-sted- t, Santa 17 and 16 years; Barbara, L. Dave Joe Rose, Kelly, Larry 12:42 Wolfgang Smith. Zander, Gary old respectively, meet today in; The course will be held at Wasatch Springs Plunge 840 N. 2nd West, with registration July 29 and 30. The program is sponsored by the Deseret News in cooperation with the Red Cross and the plunge. IS THE TIME TO PLANT LAWN VELVET LAWN - f SPRINKLER HEADS 110 PLASTIC 15c EACH BRASS 35c EACH 12 13 WINDOWS Cal Golf Finals Dive ALUMINUM SDING WIDTH-HEIGH- T - 3 FT. 895 3 FT. - 3 FT. 1095 3 FT. - 4 FT. ll95 5 FT. - 2 FT. 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