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Show w mjglHHP 'Hn n nifl 0'iiiXMJi eie jr rinm u jrTprP'Tpaa Upset Win Tiflfts s are on Three tap this weekend for the Utah Shamrocks as they entertain two of the top women softball teams in tne nation at New 'iTTi'rr'yiiiir DESERET NEWS, Thursday, hurled Eugene, Ore-- , in national tournaments and has joined Orange this season. In a meeting with the Lionettes last month. Shamrock hurler Fprn Gardner bested Welborn twice as th Shamrocks and Orange split a Park. - The Shamrocks open their home stand Friday night, meeting Portland, Ore., in a twin bill exhibition. Saturday and Sunday nights they tangle four-gam- Last weekend in a battle for the league lead between Orange and Sun City, Welborn threw two shutouts against the Saints as the Lion- with the Lionettes of Orange, Calif., current leaders the Pacific Coast Softball League. Orange, league champs in 1968, was also 1968 national tournament runnerup. in. Dr. Bernards Portland club will be headed by four-tim- e shortstop Carolyn Fitswater and catcher Montie Wallis. Both were members of the 1964 Erv Lind Florists National Champio- no-h- it V l J U O Portland and the Shamrocks have been arch rivals In west-- j em softball wars for more ; - than 20 years. Before arriving jn Salt Lake, Portland will have played a series of road-- f ; o $ Carolyn Fitzwater, 1964, Portland lnfielder, leading hitter Northwest Girls League. Saturday and Sunday when fhe Shamrodts meet Orange they Will be out to recover on the field in the weekend series. the Shamrocks Currently are in third place in Coast tteague action with Jackie Rice, a former Portland pitching star who pitched the Florists to the crown in 1964 and who has since been a . six-tim- will put six 1968 Carol Shirley catcher Nancy Ito, outfielders Mickey Davis and Cee Ponce. Orange is considered to be Hie team that can stop the Stratford Brakettes quest for their fourth consecutive national title when Hie top 18 teams in Hie nation meet in Tucson in at the national tournament The national winner this year will represent the United States in the World Tournament in 1970 in Japan. r n KW1L OrinM 'Weekend at the hands of Red- rwood City. Orange are shortstop-pitche- mid-Augu- st Jrip games in California and Arizona against other mem- bers of the Pacific Coast League. . e at least once Spanks, Topley, ' f, four-gam- Besides Rice, ether Lionettes who have been named A 0 a ettes swept series. nship team. j series. e e Nancy Northwest pitcher. Welborn, product, another formerly Sun City Shamrocks Santo Clar Redwood City STANDINGS WM 11 12 10 QJ For Robbins M M. 10 .400 .500 .375 10 11 413 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. (AP) A 19 year old sophomore from the University of Utah, playing in mens competition -- SEflMEIBi 5 double-header- White June 26, 1969 -- PREMIUM for the first time, upset the player Wednesday in the 84th Southern Lawn Tennis Association Championships. F. D. Robbins downed Bill Harris, of West Palm Beach, 7 in a Fla., match. Harris had company as a seeded player ousted by unranked performers. Bob Brien of Sydney, Australia beat No. 2 seed Steve Faulk of Covington, La., and Turner Howard of POWER EDGE d $-- 4--6, NU-TREA- DS 9-- I.50-7.0C- 5.60-6.001- 5 BLACK Plus TREAD 7-- 8-- Knoxville, Tenn., eighth-seede- d MOUNTING FREE whipped Humphrey Hose f Venezuela, (-Play was more predictable in the women's division where ROTATION 6--3. No. 3 Connie Capozzl of Middletown, Ohio, breezed by Shari Barman, and No. 4 Tish Adams of CharlesS.C. overcame Jade ton, 6-- Whitewalls $1.00 More 7.50-7.751- 4 1 8.50-8.551- 4 6-- Schiffmen, Although unranked in mens play, Robbins is well known as a junior. He won the National Hardcourts title and the National Grasscour' j title as a junior. 6-- 3, F.E.T. .35 to .42 Exchange Casings NEW DESIGN 8.00-8.251- 4 6.50-7.351- 5 6.70-7.751- 5 8.20-8.851- 5 7.10-8.151- 5 94)0-9.151- 5 8-- 6. 45 WRAP-A-ROUN- TREAD D tl JO IREEWAY RUBBER FACTORY VAREHOUSE TIRE SALES I quit basketball and football to concentrate on tennis, he said. 1 want to go as far as I can In tennis but my ambition is to become a stockbroker. 4100 COTTONWOOD Open 8:00 PIUS M. Tx SOUTH STATE ST. PH. 262-54SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH MALL' A.AA. 18 AUTO CENTER! Monday thru Saturday Theres no guesswork at Penneys Auto Diagnostic Center. Either there is or there isnt something wrong with your car... and weil find out scientifically! 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