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Show ' World Series' WBBA Wednesday, Aug 197BSun Advocate, Price, Utah Hi, 7 Wellington to play Idaho in opener Light c Baseball stein Boys at least two games all-sta- r during their stay in teams, including the Idaho Falls. B champions days concluding slate from Wellington, will have three games converged on Idaho two teams being Falls this week to eliminated from Satur-Uegio- the Little further Series" ot Thursday play with begin World WBBA play. The losses each. teams, play the past two weeks, come from Utah and Idaho, California four day tournament. The tournament at opened today Civitan Park in Idaho Falls with four games on the first day slate. Four more games are tap for Thursday and three for Saturday afternoon. Friday is reserved for a fun day" for all on day pairings following a.m, regional playoffs last Friday. The opening game at 10 a.m. will match Logan American and Alta from Salt Lake County. This game will lx? preceded by an ceremony Butler from Salt Lake p.m. the repre- r completed may be set up after the qualifying rounds by the tourcommittee. nament One trophy will be awarded to the winner of each flight, the trophies being donated by Jim Lupo, Helper businessman and one of the local golfers active in the tournament, along with Ron Jewkes, and Scott Wright for bringing the course back to fine condition following the flood. These men, under the direction of golf pro Bob Droz and Jon Passic, have spent many long hours along with many other of the members Carbon Country Club in getting the golf course back into shape where it can handle once tournaments again. Showing one of the trophies that will go to the winners of the Carbon Men's Amateur Golf Tournament are (left to right) Jim Lupo, donor of the trophies, Jim Hanson and Tony Magann. I!? anyone in- - and Albert Passic. tercsted in entering may pay the $10 entrance fee and play their qualifying Carbon High School tember 1. Carbon will round either August 19 wjjj pass out f00tball play Morgan, last director, Football tryouts scheduled Orts20ii handicaps will prevail for four flights, A , championship, B , and C and the four low net scores in each flight will qualify for the match play to the Little World follow will that Series" undefeated, determine the even- having swept through tual winners of each district and regional flight. play on their home Passic said match field with five straight in the week or two victories. following the qual- ifying rounds may be arranged for by the of peting Amid cheers received ribbons. from encouragement participation sentative, The winter swim Van Nuys, will meet onlookers, members of officially Edison, a league from the Castle Valley season Swim begins on September 5. the west side of Salt Barracudas Team wrapped up the Tryouts will be held Lake City. summer season with for those youngsters Carbon Countys an swim interested in parWelrepresentative, meat. ticipating on the swim will take lington, Swimmers de- team. Workouts will on the host team of the tournament, Snake monstrated their also begin on that day. in the River of Idaho Falls, prowess The in the last game of the freestyle, backstroke, but- organization will hold breast stroke, 4 at day p.m. Walter Borla, of terfly, and individual a picnic meeting WBBA medley, and were September 25 at the Helper, said the divided into groups Price City Park for all president, to age and swimmers and their championship bracket according of play in the tour- sex. Ribbons were parents, and at that nament is on a single awarded for first time officers for the format through sixth places, coming year will be elimination with all teams playing and all those com- - elected. California The tournament participants at their convenience. A time committee lauded the limit before which work of greens-keepeeach stage of the Frank Bendetti and his match play must be crew of Jim Hanson Mike Dmitrich, tournament Passic, Nick Marakis Swimmers show style at meet Fork Beehive tests 2 activities Other for the planned tournament week in Idaho Falls include a banquet at Tautphaus Park Tuesday evening at 7 p.m., a breakfast planned at 9:30 a.m. at the field. Two more Utah teams collide at noon when American City. At --- Logan American vs Alla 12 noon American Fork Beehive vs Butler East Van Nuys, Calif, vs Edison 2p.m. WELLINGTON vs Snake River (Idaho 4p.m. Falls 10 announced the first opening Carbon Men's Amateur to resume this year e Wednesday Schedule West Glen Jensen of Salt Lake City, tournament director for WBBA, last on m , Idaho falls, Idaho Yellowstone Park. the the "Little World Series" WBBA from the Idaho Falls area will bus all the players to an outing at of of Passic, the youngsters participating nad the sponsoring leagues planned and a board directors meeting WBBA officials at on Stardust Motel two Friday at 10 a according to Borla. The Carbon Mens The Wellington allAmateur Golf TourBorla said the single with heir stars is elimination format in coaches Frank Olsen nament being this final tournament and Dale Norton and resumed this year after an absence ol a has been the rule since to the due the inception of WBBA league president, year Errol Gardiner devastation caused on and is necessitated by for Idaho local golf course by the time factor in- departed Falls Monday and the the flood ot last volved. WBBA rules morning restrict a team from Tuesday where they were summer. The tournament, playing more than one assigned to foster game per day and in parents for their stay featuring an 18 hole round and an eight team tour- there. They had a qualifying nament it is im- practice scheduled for match play in each possible to complete a Tuesday afternoon in flight, is open to all double elimination preparation for their 4 members and nonmeet in a week and p.m. game with Snake members alike of the Mens Golf Association still give the young River on Wednesday. of the Carbon Club. a fun players day. Wellington goes into According to Jon sur- vivors of district and tournament regional Southern for the n at the park Friday morning at 7:30 a.m prior to tlie departure to West Yellowstone equipment prospective to years 2A state players champions. Rabb estimated that Saturday at 10 a.m. at school, announced there will be between Tom Rabb, head 30 to 33 propsective coachi today players turnout Aug. 19, including nine Rabb said any high returning seniors. school student may Assisting Rabb will tryout. 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