Show - 'I '4164v ' ' V ' c 4 : Haegg Runs Fastest Mile But D Still Loses at Penn Relays nder PHILADELPHIA April 28 Haegg ran the fastest mile oMiis 1945 American tour but still took a beating in his farewell appearance Saturday while a trio of University of Michigan relay teams provided the day's biggest thrills for the 30000 fans who turned out for the 51st annual Penn relay carnival Michigan with Ross and Bob Hume setting the pace won two manor relay titles Saturday in addition to the pal) captured Friday and pushed Army's speedy mile quartet to the best performance of the meet in thc day's final event The Wolverines are the first team since the 1939 University of Pittsburgh squad to win four Penn relay championships ' 0 i V1S i'll 11-reak- 4 ! e i i tP reSS : i BOX 4 ' ' ' k By Jimmy Hodgson the ninth hurdle with his foot stumbled and barely recovered in time to beat Morris Wilson of Delaware State college by a foot In :153 Michigan's runners won the four-mil- e college title for the second year in succession and added the two-mititle to it On Friday they had taken both the distance and sprint medley races Ross and Bob Hume twin brothers who split the medley running chores both took part in Saturday's two winning efforts and it was a brilliant last lap by Bob against Rudy Simms that gave the Wolverines a victory over New York university in the four-mil- e race In the climactic mile relay championship Army's quartet of William Whittington Bernard Conor Jerry Morrow and George Berger was too swift for the Wolverines but George Sheppard flashed a fast final quarter that gave Michigan second place over N Y U The Cadets had to run the distance In 3:187 fastest winning time since 1942 to stay in front Besides the mile Army won the half-mil- e relay championship and the shuttle hurdle relay the latter almost without competition Only Pennsylvania entered a team against the Cadet hurdlers High spot of the standard individual events was Pvt Barney Ewell's triumph in the invitation d dash The former Penn State sprinter now representing Camp Kilmer N J had made four unsuccessful efforts in previous years Jim Pistorious former University of Utah football center is somewhere in the Pacific aboard a U S airplane carrier According to reports Jim has seen a lot of action the past 12 months and was in on the invasion of the Philippines Iwo Jima and probably Okii nawa In a letter to his girl Betty Jo Garlic who used to be secretary to Graduate Manager Keith Brown he reports that in one "mishap" he lost most of his possessions in- t cluding all his letters and pictures of Betty Jo And that made him 1 sore Jim is an aircraft machinist and has been on ship for more than two years Jim's girl Betty Jo is- now at the San Francisco conference working as a secretary Harry Ostler ' former Utah all-- 9 conference football tackle and hammer-throchamp has just been promoted to major Harry to Ber- is somewhere right lin with the Ninth army Ile has been decorated twice for conspicuous gallantry in action ' - -- - - - - - I - 1 i t' ' - f ' ' b- 4 440014u-''' '''41 ' ' J Baxter Leyshon rnovo—A group By i '- " - I South Team Ties Mark Eagles Claim 4 Firsts ' r 1 'Millard and East Cop Top Honors ' From the 1 ' I ' UP)--Gu- Haegg scheduled to sail for home Saturday night aboard a Porttig-ueafreighter wound up his unsuccessful tour by finishing fourth in a special handicap mile run his only outdoor race He was timed In 4:127 from scratch nearly two seconds faster than his best indoor time but West Point's James W Howe ran 4:085 off Reeord Reitia y s 4 a t t l county merchants from Millard some trim and Fillmore at ' i high ' lit 'y Itt " athletes from East high in set ' ' t i ' C:j Lake City dominated the llth ' annual Utah high school inter' scholastic relay carnival held SatPi - ' t - e Cannon Misses Meet 1 urday in the Brigham Young uni' U Hugh S Cannon versity stadium 0 The Davis county high speedLTSNR former Rocky i sters of Coach Tuff ILinford from ' '' mountain discus champion ' -' and national A A U champ up the only record Kaysville hung ' d It i 1 when I' of the in 1943 was hospitalized in they clipped ' ' day 0 fr ' i an undisclosed naval hospifour minutes from the class i ' nearly ( t7 (4114 h k ' -- -!' ' 1 tal and V al unable to comA interscholastic relay mark Set " " i ''' 4 --7 i : i se 1940 by another Davis high " in pete in the Penn relay carE ' ' Mark Cowley Vernon Flint team nival officials announced : 'lla' '''"'" ' 614if and Richard WalDick Bowman Saturday' ' I' ' ''''g''-" P Davis speedsters were the Cannon who won the lace eib9 f r in the meet for the past who speed to a new record of itt kW Lfie ' tol two years had intended to 8:266 to put into discard the old 4' " ' '' ' il '' ' i ' defend his crown in the meet mile relay mark of 8:302 half '' Captain Banks Home which ended Saturday made by former Davis stars ''' ' r"'"'-'""'n- Fred Banks former football ace Nelson Robert Bosch Ben He is now stationed at the :' ' - -- ors" - ' at B A C and Utah State is home !"' Dibble and Alvin Stoker naval frontier base at Tomrol' on furlough after considerable kinsville N Y: '' South high school's quartet of e e 4 3 r446 'N ' laction in the South Pacific Fred William Mann ‘011— Rosamond Off-4' ' enlisted as a buck private and is Glen Palmer Gumlick and Ivan '" ''''" ' ' now a captain in the infantry He d the tied the class A Utah high school ' e' handicap mark and fought at Guadalcanal Bougainbreasted the tape some 20 yards medley relay mark of 3:494 set — ville New Guinea and the Philipahead of the Swedish swiftie by a Ogden team in 1940 blue-clpines and wears the combat inCoach Taft Watts' Phil Stilwell schoolboy runner star bronze and the fantry badge Millard runners carried off four from Lower Camden N J re ' He other decorations earned the "" po'first places and a third in the gional high and Cadet John C o-k ii bronze star by getting back of the ' ---class B division and took second Fischer of Army also led liaegg ' 55 (4t -! ' in the shuttle race open to both Jap lines at Bougain lie and stayhome Stilwell had a 90yard A ' ing there for several days gatherclass A and B schools handicap and Fischer 140 yards ing information and data which Coach Mickey Oswald's red and ' Haakan Lidman Haegg's fellow -t 1 - ''' IAN 1— proved of immense value later in - - i black v speedsters annexed three an offensive push Fred will return 1 countryman made an unscheduled victories to take the top honors Wtto d in accordhis Pacific the in outfit a appearance high in class A hurdles race run on the grass hit ing to Coach Dick Romney 6' Other winners of the day were 01' 01"' :! Cedar City Lincoln high of Orem ' 2 Paulsen of Copperton forJay and Lehi in the class B division r40 : mer Bingham high athlete was' e0 N Sunday Morning April 29 1945 and South and North Cache highs v a member of the SOS Sharp-'- I ' In the class A setup Carbon county which11 shooters basketball team high at Price won the shuttle race hoop competed in the erase the old mark of 8:302 set by another Davis foursome for both groups tournament at Kunming China These speedsters from Davis high school set a 61'1111L on Paulsen is in 1940 From left to right the are: Mark Cowley Vernon East Quartet Wins recently duty new record in the Interscholastic relay at the Utah high L i i ee s of supply with tthhee tseerry Dick Bowman and Richard Wallace sitting Flint n school relay carnival in Provo Saturday afternoon 'alien they The relay team of Keith a China under Maj Gen : 1 - alit fLribunt ' Bennion 1 Halander In Jack to 440 800 8:266 G X Cheves mile) Jerry negotiated the distance (220 and Dick Price of East high-ant l‘asifpclzo the team of Warner Ahlstrom Golfing Brothers Lamar Payne Preston Thompson and Gorman Day of Millard each Cliff Varley who scored a holein-one in his first round of golf in romped to double victories The more than four years la one of East quartet won the national four golfing brothers in the serve high school federation medley and Ice Cliff has just been given a the sprint medley in class A and medical discharge after going the Millard fourtook the quarter-mil- e and the half-mil- e through the North Africa and Si' relay in cilian campaigns as tank driver in class B the Second army "Hell on Wheels'! The largest number of entires outfit In several years participated inBy Charles W Dunk ley The other three brothers are cluding 10 A schools and 17 B DES MOINES April 28 John who won the Nib ley park Bangert opera-singin- g schools according to D Ft Mitchcontest a couple of ell of Lehi executive of the assobaritone from the University of Missouri and Harold '(Whitey) back and Wes both in the) n years chamciation Schools represented were: team Assn Golf race for Utah the The golf Fisher Miami university Oxford O streaked to spotlighted merchant marine In the south Pa4 North Cache South Cache Weber cific and Jim with the army irt Davis East Granite A total of 192 golfers turned pionship will get under way Sunday with eight of the nine squads honors in the 36th annual Drake relays Saturday 0" Sam McGinnis of Forest Dale Ogden Germany in Provo and Carbon South will club be in action round-u- p Ogden out resting Only Sunday the Country for In golf spring and John °ruffian of Bonneville A division Millard Cedar the All four started as caddies ancl ‘Bangert registered triumphs City d in in dash in the battles are tournament hot Four the at dub became well known in Utah golf prospect took the lead in the qualifying Gunnison Moab Ilintah winning the discus throw and shot-pCountry Payson as circles two Forest of ahead :099 one the of with the players amait Andy yards while Fisher successfully defended biggest round of the Salt Lake City making Spanish Fork Springville PleasDalers going to Magna to tangle teur golf championship tourna- ant Grove Lehl Lincoln American Schurr of Texas winner in the rematches ever staged at the canyon d his championship in the Ted Lt skierls Major classy with Utah Copper The match will ment Fork B Y high Tooele South home after plenty of action in course Saturday with identical Summit and Wasatch high hurdles and fired the Miam- cent Texas relays start at 10 a m with the champs county high In a battle between the Cowboys Illinois runners' first owon the Holland France of and sprint medley cards ians to half-mil- e Belgium and and in the class B group expeced to have a stiff test on the came Indians the the Cowboys He half-mil- e was In of then the sprint medley Germany sight A summary of events is as relay triumphs Right behind the leaders were The annual Utah state golf sand greens through with the victory racking Cologne when he was sent home in climaxed the and of tussle feature the winning day Al Illinois took honors In the team Probably former Ed king Now he's catching up on his skicity up a total score of 7155 against Perry driving contest will be staged the day will pair Bonneville Class B events with victories in three of the 7409 for the Indians Interscholastic relay—Cedar City tAlex relay dedicated to the ing at every opportunity at Alta Clasen of Kearns and Paul Giesar Milner next club at the Park Nib The at Nib Park Rice Nibley Dick Claramount Webeter ley ley of was against Peterson the seven relays GrifRay captain memory of the late John Forest Dale with scores of 73 and Boyd Rollins) Time-8first: Murree second the winning team Harry Syphus Sunday May 6 with all the golfers will tee off at 10 a m of and Millard third :34g inNo Drake records were broken fith former western conference Shorts on Service Lads 74s Three golfers produced to give the Fort Mile (Gerald Hane was chief of the Indians A crowd estimated at 8000 at commissioner of athletics and longest driving liriksters In the Kearns is expected G A Howard relay—Millard Dr Ed Ervasti Iverson and Jack Tompkinson cluding a hectic morning went Dave Affleck Low former net squad Douglas the East for Gordow Berkatcandi first high an day prize of to afternoon moderate bid Epringniisf for the state at Al and Claire Smith through expected Grouped T1me-3:of the Drake relays in tennis and baseball player is home to the team of Lee Stevens and founder 421 second at and Uintah fort the third when they tangle sunshine in the horseshoe stadium 1910 Utah Allen 75 ( school were high medley—Millard wort honors president last Johnny year by bily course starting at 11 a in from Fort Denning Ga with his NV W Fells with a total of 146 Warner Don Warner Paul Groesbeck Ray and The competition was below preMonte of Nib ley park and Clare Emery Doyle Robinson) Ken Wiesner Marquette high brass bars a lieutenant in the Second place was won by W H second and El first: Dernke match finds The other Murray on Time-Gunn war standards and the absence of jumper was the only one of the 354 third were one back stroke Jimmy t ionni high school reification- III011101P of Ogden playing at the Timpan- and Mitchell-Bil- l The driving contest will feaBracy with 148 athletes doing a bigger job in the three defending individual cham- Infantry Arnold ( Randall Fullmer Den Be leer will Hodgson and Glen Burt start The of a club Provo who Tuttle Pvt lost were ogos Other Oscar winners King leg ture formal the Park Edwnrd Durham and k:trov LArrortilgo Nililey prize was 77 of their country felt service Goff former city king had a to repeat Fisher at Guam writes from the Walter Wullstein-Harr- y - best-bawho failed noon at be made s second u and l'ayson third S firet: 150 pions A amateur Springville y opening ph -3:4 Bangert won the discus throw came through in the hurdles and Reed hospital in Washington Fred Eastman-Lyn- n 15 golfers had turned 711110Kearns has one of the strongest In A total of 65 150 will also be held accord— match Quarter-milBrady (Warren relay and with a toss of 15109 feet and came scores Saturday crown D C that he was able to attend H W White-- P A Naisbitt 151 Atilstrorn Lamar Payne Preston Thompson "name" teams In the meet but the In qualifying Bangert held his shot-pto Pres John Allen none of ing back to capture the shot-pwith a but of two and Gorman the first: Lehi second and trying Day) no days better than the opening of the major league Stan Decker-Harr- y Wiesner did soldier squad will have to play Coombs 152 come even Moab third Time—:467 (Gene Evans had heave of 51 feet 5 inches to bet- 6 feet 3 inches to lose by three-fourt- season shotmakers the there Doe-Don that the Sprint medley r match relay—Lehi Col reports W M S King W Coombs opponent's every ter the performance of his teamSouthwick Ralph Mitchell and Max figures Par at Nib-le- y Rex of an inch to Richard Kil- "I got my new leg the other day 152 Joe Decker-D- r course which means the army close to par E B FairAmerican Fork second and Ray) first: mate Eddie Quirk who won at the is 66—and that's plenty on park still feels third Time-1:-118 in the Payson It of Purdue it banks 152 R C Freed-Clyd- e team will have to be considerably high funny standing Hall Perm relays Friday with 51 feet patrick relay — Miflard (Ahlstrom to I tough but hope get the knack of 154 and Nelson-- J R Mojump Thompson and Day) first Snanish stronger to go through for the 4 inches All golfers who have not turned Payne soon I really feel great' ser 154 Sterling Fork second and Uintali third Timecrew walking Kearns the title Heading in scores will be able to qualify for 1:372 Fisher thrilled the crowd with Corp Verb o Petersen of Ogden Ed Ed Claim A Clasen Al Les are won Greenwood the Calcutta Kingsley test Sunday according to Prohis triumph in the hurdles His has been in China a year now prize a $100 bond The tourney Interscholeatio (Mark relay — Davis Ervasi Earl Bell and others who the is Vernon Flint Dick BOWtrtan and who Tom was Walker Cowley fessional McHugh with communithe army airways George chanenger in Utah was been rated followed have a dinner Richard Granite second golf Wallace) first: high by women The Club Harry times 12golfshow Illinois who led until crashing into the cations system He puts in a and Ogden third Time-6:-266 Starting directing (Nes in past years was chairman of the suc- ers willCountry the seventh hurdle Fisher ahot hold their annual spring circles can he reserved at the clubhouse record) hour working day butt still finds Carleson same Din the Mlle relay—East (Jtmmy Knell about Dale has Forest cessful affair 'ahead and won by two steps in time to play basketball James Wareneki and Boyd Red and Blue team match Tuesday team back as last year and is cer- A field of more than 100 golfers Whitney first South second and Provo Childs) Bill Korns great little Utah golf Walker thrown laurels to bid for the :1515 is expected third Time-3- :416 morning with 34 players listed for taM to be a strong contender Utah high school medley relay—South made a remarkable recovNorm Shultz is seeded champion and one of the best golfChampion 28 (20—A na- ers looms CHICAGO also Fort April action Douglas (Soeitmeind Offutt William Mann Ivan again o ever produced in the state has 1No 1 in the tournament Thirty-tw- Gumlick ery to finish second and Glen Palmeri first Provo a- potent title threat as been "home" has Mrs O C Allen will lead the acquired been to Texas Oklahoma and Alaand Ogden third Time-3:-494 William Moore of Western Mich- tional will qualify for the second golfers National 10-high school federation medley 8 Reds and Mrs H W White will igan State college missed tying the by the Professional Golfers' Assn bama since his recent visit home (Keith Bennion Jack Halander championship flight others will be —East Bennion in now and Dick Price) first: He's a Alabama second Jerry Drake record in the pole vault by —the rolling Dunedin isles golf bracketed in lower flights 11 South seeond and South Cache third captain the Blues A putting conlieutenant of an inch He eased course on Florida's TimeSAN is :38 race the for ANTONIO Tex A hot 28 -3 expected test and bride torrney will follow gulf coast Quarter-mil- e relay—North Cache (Sher- Didrikson-ZSgt Manuel Boody who used to: (P)—Mrs George (Babe) April h'rrself over the bar at 14 feet title with none of the hot-shwin Coleman Verl Buxton Bob Bulien links feature The club located five miles from write sports for the Denver Post: aharias the even the best effort in collegiate and Delmar Smith) first South second of Los Angeles Friplayers having had sufficient prac- and Weber third Time—:466 The pairings: Clearwater was obtained from the reports that even in France with day won her scheduled for tuned to tice their competition this year1 games get REDS BLUES Sprint medley relay—East (Jerry Benon the Yankees still on a lease the of Dunedin Hmlander Keith Bennon andd Price) big push W O to veteran H city vs C White Mrs Mrs Allen examination The exhibition match (c) sprinter the qualify Marquette's tourney : charity golfJameson of San An- Mrs first: North Cache second and South Mrs L E Baxter vs Mrs Don Miller for Charles Beaudry had no difficulty effective July 1 for an undisclosed find time to get in a program of officials football from follow: 106 college third The leaders A C Moore W W vs Mrs Betty esscly sum sports activity—even though it is tonio former (Don Perkins relay—Davis e Mrs R T Stewrt vs Mrs D O Clark McGinnis national Mrs games this fall will be held Sam Dick Bowman Allen Cook and Phil Sesvs D Mrs limited E S Halverson anOru John Man G Cunigham Ed A President P P comDudley E of at chamber second 10 and East the South first women's and open vs Mrs A Burton MN Monday D E 3835-champion Paul Giesar Harvey 73 Lt Col Joe Havertz is back in 8 as 3000 third Time-1- :37 Mrs IL J Banta vs Mrs J J Philips i Al Gin 4en nouncing the purchase Saturday town 7:30 tn at on 0y merce looked p A awl B spectators building race to both Shuttle t (71711 open vs Mrs J N Ellerison J Baldwin A for a visit He has been Ed Perry indicated the site would be develTorn schools—Carl-PThe final half 36 holes of the Mrs to Secy J G N'orse Dr ) (Ernest Burnside f ?goMrs W H Mtehli vs Mns B Caldwalli G A Smith according e I oped into a 7000-yar- d and Jack Woodward M Zogmaster Jimmy course which stationed recently at the Fitzsim- match was started over the local Mrs vs Steed Mrs J N Casella Al Claire Officials' Football of Utah the Souta Winn) first: Millard second and F C Estrnn vs Mrs N R Jackson Ed Ervasti hospital in Denver He will Country club layout Friday after Mrs third Time—:45 vs Mrm George Emil Assn eventually might be the scene of mons Mrs E ()merlon John Allen ' r'"'''''''' a trip to Washington D C Mrs Zahariss had taken a four-u- p Mrs vs Mrs A L C Oipin Johnon re and even international" make eln "national on not 2MZI are Emery who Ail M rm F 0 W1111ry YR Mrs William Macrate 70 home Burt and Glen return then meets a over Mrs A Browning vs Mrs V Hunter Miss will i Jameson list have the registered advantage gto 393776 Jimmy Hodgson vs Mfrs R T Siturtiett Mrs J) W hove Arnold Gott In the first half at Los Angeles v't--Dudley said that in' addition to 1 " chance to get on the roster We Can Nowr Supply You 74 4 Miss Cleo Hogge vs Mrs G Irving Reed Jerry Jones 1 home and "a ''Babe won 18 The the resting becoming g R H ' morning Tayior Jr Paul Owmby for retired 13 G A members Farm Bureau League rA0 r holes five-u- p to go nine-u- p for the Bell I place" Earl 0 FEDERAL TRUCICS and a vacation center for active Schedules first 27 holes and ended the affair Bat Maddox Dave McNeil on the 10th in the afternoon round Meeting members the club will provide Tom McHugh Jr : All Sizes 2 to 15 Tons ktniAta par four Miss Jameson mmiiaouroØ recreation and rehabilitation for SANDY — The final business with on 450 in a PARK missed the PURLEY members the BONNEVILLE approximately 1ralVII Sherwood l Carl meeting of the officers and team tricky green to lose putt ley McCaf ferty-ally Mathews Also ' the hole and ANunn armed forces OUR r Quick Ralph Mitchell-Jiof Lake Salt the representatives Moore He explained that the P G the match Ilarria-IDr M C tt F Rangel! tilt t John Cane Blaine County Farm Bureau Baseball: SCHOOL BUSES and McHugh Jr Economical plans to build housing facilities league Glen Jack Anderson-JiHodgson Evans will be held Monday April! SCHULT to House TRAILERS a 10 start at which will be available to the 30 at 8:30 (Match in) FORT DOUGLAS p m at the West JorPiontiful KEARNS P G A's returning service men at dan Goff John Capp-AWalt Clasen l Immediate Delivery junior high school building-- 1 NV Howells Vet Doe J H Ed Kingsley-NComplete Meal for Any Dog no cost to J Rex Mackay Koehane Belt Glen Ed Ervitati-Ear- t Utah The according professionals golf Your Order Now Place Dontio Fienniken-chicGAINES MEAL GAINES Brick Mack Salm' will hold their first sweepstakes league president Taylorsville Bradford v Dave McNeil-BaLundy Harry h Bag $110 Monat m to will The be to start at tournament in three years ) make final meetirv 1 (Match CALL AT 20 Goff Wins Honors UTAH COPPIKR FOREST DALE Bag $250 b LUKE FIELD Ariz April 28 Stu for the season's when they meet at Forest Rag $265 arrangements e Cutler day Howard Emery b b Bag $490 Bag 6616 H Jones Abel Larson-- J Dorium Arnold Goff shot a score of 76 play and the adoption of the (Al—Corp Bob Montgomery rec- Ed Dale at I p tn Powell-JaRichardson tile l'arAndy Stewart HEN ( Harry to win low gross honors in the league A meeting' will be held to orc and constitution ognized by the New York state Paul Sandall Harold T i Backman fly Warren Packard ganize for the 1945 season and McGinni I Fort Douglas tournament Saturk Representatives of all teams de- - boxing commission as world's Patti Ownthy-SaI (Match to start at 10 a in ) "Oldsmobile Service" the tourney will follow HandiPROVO EL NIONTE day He also had the most fours siring entrance into the league lightweight champion who is staCrowton all John Crow to to win an additional prize Brick must be in attendance at the tioned at this army air field said will MemeringDaye be 5th South East 120 -give caps it posted fit Richards-IrBill Smith Dee Stimison 3061tTtmaloeS (rif Wood took a prize with the most meeting All eligible teams of Saturday he would not put his Amok Peterson-A- l Amateur ROIVI Booth SALT LAKE CITY Sherwood players a chance S Bean Eekhardt-RaC O Jensen-Rick Koebbe 11 invitare of on line Lee and fives them Lake title Salt south the until the after county golfers will also be invited to Wright 224 SOUTH STATE t W L vs Evans Halliday iltube ed to participate this season war had the most sixes 10 -1 N6ernomMia00mma--:participate with handicaps (Match to start at 12 noon) 140-yar- le ' ) t ' r ‘ 85 '''N ) Th gbt Salt 1 ')) I 173 1 1 ----- - - ''- t 1t- - e ) -' I H: -- l'- - --- - I ' s ''' - - ' i - ' -- - ! - w : '- k s '' ' c!-:s- I - - s o-- - r: I -- ii ----0- 3 b 12 i "4 '''': - 1 La-Van- l -- 10- - i -- '' ' ' " ''- - ''''' - ce ‘ 4 - - -k - ' - ad - s - e Al :' i a r 5 I - S f f - '''- - -' --- - 1 4- "" : i t s' 4 ' 4 - I : k ) t' !: 1 I I en fast-movi- I ( ng t offers Tied ha City Tourney hole-in-o- Cowboys Win Utah boll learns to Start Race for Title Today Totniney at Country Club ne 100-yar- I t ' t Players All t Well Over Par Figures 10-ma- - ( Ben-Ilio- BangertFisher Cop Honors AnnuA Drake Relays I Sate Driving 120-yar- title-defendi- t ng list May 6 '! one-nal- 1 - 1)) ut : all-Chi- 7p in - ' ': : : ' - ' ---- - 100-yar- 120-yar- ' 4 :):: i d : - t 37-35-- 72 t le - T ll e ut ut dr hs Women Play Tuesday C C - off-stri- de Ii PGA Acquires Golfers' Home Zaharias Down s Jameson - - Foram Exam Set For Monday Night one-sixteen- th '1 Half-mil- e 72-ho- le ot - t 99-ye- ar Time-1:- Half-mil- two-tim- t- 1 e 3 I L "39-34-7- 3 L 4 - 5 rule-calle- rs mo 40-1- I 5 0 Xl I 7 1 1 ' )" q - fLineups for Team Goll 'Tests six-fo- -- II n Mnolon-lialpAlien-Tor- Sorennon-Scot- Simmons-Jimm- Lightweight King Refuses Offers 10-T- 23-1- 1) y Geerthen-ArnolRutter-Stev- e VOL Burt-Joh- Wood-Si- VP! k d n e Williams-Clyd- d y l'While-Clar- 25-1- Ridge-Clyd- V11 e 50-1- Golf Pros Plan Siveepstakes lier-A- 1 GAM 50-1- 'Perry-Mi- lt y i cYYZIal 1 ot Shultz-Joh- 1 A 8 i4:r 1 by-Ja- Demke-Ralp- 4 1 Halton-LaMa- r h Brown-Lyn- 1 n l HEA—D417-AtItn- - y Wight-Cloy- d i y Ellis-Ha- a I I t l'i 7 - Snow-Marta- n - 4 Z13 ! k041stree4trkartgetott-- - 71 - - t t - - - - Tett - -- e - - - tt toltil- -- - ' - - - -- wt JW ( t I tg I i lw t'" - ekt - t - - Ww0W - ''b1040n ' - '' - - " '' '' -- - ' - R r ' ' |