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THE HORSESHOE PITCHER'S NEWS DIGEST is published on the 5th of each month at Aurora, Illinois, U.S.A. by the National Horseshoe Pitcher s Association of America. Editorial office, P.O. Box 1606, Aurora, Illinois 60507. Phone: 312-898-3974. Subscription rates—1st Class $12.00 per year in advance. NHPA membership cards are available through each state secretary for $7.00 plus any state association dues. Forms close on the 10th day of each month preceding date of issue. Advertising rates on request. F. Ellis Cobb, Editor.

NATIONAL OFFICERS

Dave Loucks, 13656 Thoroughbred Loop, Grass Valley, CA 95949 (916) 477-7060 President Earl Winston, Rte. 2, Lamonte, MO 65337 (816) 563-3536 1st Vice-President Barry Chapelle, 2716 S.E. 61st Ave., Portland, OR 97206 (503) 775-7876 2nd Vice-President Vincent Yannetti, 322 Longwood Ave., Bound Brook, NJ 08805 (201) 356-3862 3rd Vice-President Bonnie Seibold, 1043 Grayson Ave., Huntington, IN 46750 (219) 356-3489 4th Vice-President Gene VanSant, P.O. Box 270, Sun City, CA 92381 (714) 679-2578 5th Vice-President Donnie Roberts, Box 278, Munroe Falls, OH 44262 (216) 688-6522 Sec./Treas.

Volume 31 August, 1987 No. 8

FROM YOUR PRESIDENT. . . DAVE LOUCKS An important part in the growth of any organization is the proper management and review of funds. In an association such as ours, where annual dues are relatively low and expenses about equal income, it is important that we keep a close eye on where our monies are spent.

As part of our Constitution and By-Laws, a year-end financial report is generated for the benefit and review of all our members. During the course of our last year ending 3-31 -87, I undertook a project to develop a more detailed analysis of NHPA expenses. Since we have five basic areas that generate revenue and associated expenses, I felt each of these should be a separate but integral part of our year-end report. The five areas are: NHPA Regular Account, Game Related Items, News Digest, World Tournament and Sanctioned League. Herewith for your information is the NHPA yearly Financial Report with overall balance sheet and individual fund activities.

NATIONAL HORSESHOE PITCHERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA Balance Sheet, March 31, 1987

ASSETS

CURRENT FUNDS UNRESTRICTED Cash in Bank - regular account (Roberts)

Game related (Domey) Digest — Cobb account Memorial Fund

Certificate of Deposit

Total Cash Funds

1987

$ 16,453 29,316 6,678

282 80,000

$132,729

1986

$5,841 28,383 4,652

267 80,000

$119,098

Inventories held by: Domey

Total Inventories

Total Assets

42,218

42,218

$174,947

40,185

40,185

$159,283

Fund Balances — Undesignated, available for general activities

Beginning fund balance Add. Net fund activity

Ending fund balance

$159,283 15,664

$145,418 13,865

$174,947 $159,283

4 The Horseshoe Pitcher's News Digest/August, 1987

NATIONAL HORSESHOE PITCHERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

Statement of Revenue and Expenses and Changes in Fund Balance Regular Account (Roberts) — Year ended March 31, 1987

REVENUE: Membership World Tourney — See Schedule (1) Sanctioned League — See Schedule (2) Shoe sanctions Miscellaneous

Total Revenue

1987 1986

$ 70,382 52,369 10,097

600 491

$ 59,6312 59,416 6,613

891

$133,939 $126,551

EXPENSES: Digest Publication, Editing & Mis. Sanction League Expense —

See schedule (2) World Tournament Expense —

See schedule (1) Regional Directors Allowance R.D. Expenses, postage, phone,

supplies, printing Tournament Patches Equipment Purchases, rentals, repairs Printing, paper & office supplies Postage Officers Telephone Officers Travel Secretary's Allowance President's Allowance Vice President's Allowance Publicity, Promotion, Ads Taxes, Interest & Penalties Professional fees, Accounting, Legal Misc. Fees, Bonds, Bank Charges, Etc. Scholarships

Total Expenses

Net Revenue in Excess of Net Expenses Before Other

$ 900

17,006

48,529 2,635

564 5,757 9,039 7,678 9,678 3,233 2,282 9,554

750 1,000

209 10,113 2,166

601

$131,694

2,245

$ 900

11,632

64,659 2,250

1,114 6,635

667 6,339 5,810 2,373 2,099 8,940

300 800

3,428 1,506

514 2,000

$121,966

4,585

OTHER: Interest income Transfers to Certificates

of Deposit Transfers from game related

funds Net transfers to Digest Net revenue in excess

of expense Cash balance, beginning

of year Cash balance, end of year

11,500 (10,768) 8,367

$ 10,612 5,841

$ 16,453

6,866

15,000

(13,698)

$(17,247)

23,088 & 5,841


COVER PICTURE . . . Shown this month are twelve contestants in the Doubles tournament held on the Nanakuli Horseshoe Club courts in Hawaii. President Charles Ahina is at far right in the back row, Ottie Reno, center, Rodney Nahina front left and the Vice-President, Chris Koanui is third from the left in the front row. The others are names in the body of the article in this issue of the Digest. — Photo by Ottie Reno.

NATIONAL HORSESHOE PITCHERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

REVENUE: Sources:

Shipley Gaseau Reid Ohms Pike Domey Other World Events Smith

Statement of Revenue and Expenses and changes in Fund Balance

Game Items (Domey) — Year Ended, March 31, 1986

1987

$ 20,010

12,563 16,186 17,433 33,728 13,281 16,757

1986

$ 21,439 14,134 9,968

10,262 17,272 26,835 17,444 3,877

Total Revenue $129,958 $121,231

EXPENSES: Plaques $ 307 —

Horseshoes 77,055 64,102 Other game related items 16,535 28,918 Telephone 447 506 Postage 503 2,593 Supplies 373 647 Freight 7,690 3,650 Advertising 1,892 1,618 Commissions 4,922 3,312 Shirts 5,806 3,164 Miscellaneous 904 2,067 Printing 1,015 —

World Tourney travel 2,163 —

Total Expenses $119,612 $110,577

Net revenue in excess of expenses before other

OTHER: Interest income Increase in inventory Transfers to regular A?C

Net revenue in excess of expenses

Cash balance, beginning of year Less: Inventory Adjustment

Cash balance, end of year

$ 10,346 $ 10,654

2,132 2,033

(11,500)

1,496 1,259

3,011

28,338 (2,033)

13,409

16,188 ( 1,259)

$ 29,316 $28,338


NATIONAL HORSESHOE PITCHERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA Statement of Revenue and Expenses and Changes in Fund Balance

Digest (Cobb) — Year Ended March 31, 1987

REVENUE: Digest income Other receipts supplies

Total Revenue

1987

$ 31,365

31,365

$ 23,990 2,574

26,564

EXPENSES: Typesetting Printing Postage Mailing Miscellaneous

Total Expenses

$ 6,689 16,752 12,568 3,649

449

40,107

$ 6,420 16,314 11,145 2,774

922

37,575

Net expense in excess of revenue Before other transfers (net)

operating account

(8,742)

10,768

(11,011) 13,698

Net revenue in excess o f net expenses

Cash Balance, beginning of year

Cash Balance, end of year

2,026

4,652

$ 6,678

2,687 1,965

$ 4,652

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HORSESHOE CANADA—ALBERTA—DONNIE ROBERTS On April 24 Donnie Roberts, NHPA Secretary-Treasurer flew to Calgary, Alberta, Canada

at the invitation of Don Griffith and the Alberta Association. On the 24th, 25th and 26th some 30 hours of meetings were held. All aspects of the NHPA & Horseshoe Canada were dis-

cussed with many good ideas shared. Horseshoe Canada is doing a lot of good things that can be useful to the NHPA. The NHPA is doing several things that are of use to Canada. The meetings were well attended by people from Canada.

The hospitality and friendship shown to Donnie was outstanding. The Alberta Association is to be congratulated for arranging this outstanding meeting.

A 20 court Indoor Horseshoe Arena is now constructed in Calgary. It is a lovely building and will host the Canadian Championships in the near future. At the Provincial level Alberta is really on the move and show activities that will help Horseshoe Canada in the future.

The photograph shows many of the people who attended the meetings and is taken inside the new 20 court building. Back row: Left to right: Bill Weidner-Alberta Second Vice President and 4-time Alta Champion, Eve Vander Linden-Alberta Director, Marg Johns, 2-time Alta Champion and 1982 Canadian Champion, Elmer Cardinal, Alberta Director, Norma Laslow, Alberta Director, Joe Laslo, Allen Boettger, Alberta Director, and Donnie Roberts, NHPA Secretary-Treasurer.

Front row: Left to right: Joe Duer, Casey Vander Linden, 3-time Alta Champion, Myrna Kissick, 6-time Alta Champion and 1976, 1980, 1981 Canadian Champion, Gail Moulding, Alberta Promotion, Don Griffith, Alberta and Alta President, Wilf Donald.

Not pictured are: Laurence Johns, Alberta Past President and current Horseshoe Canada President, Jack Moulding, Alberta Director, Alberta Statistician, Assistant Alberta Newsletter Editor, Alta Championships Tournament Director, Alta voting representative at Canadian Championships, General Manager of the Hosting Committee for the 1988 Canadian Cham-pionships to be held in Calgary. My isn't Jack busy.

HORSESHOES—HAWAII By Donnie Roberts

We have just issued a charter in Hawaii. A lot of horseshoe activity is taking place there. They have sanctioned clubs, a lot of leagues, and a tremendous number of pitchers.

If anyone plans a trip to Hawaii, please let me know, so that I can send you the names and addresses of pitchers there. They would enjoy a visit from any of us. They are anxious to learn how we pitch.


NATIONAL HORSESHOE PITCHERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA Schedule of Revenue and Expense Sanctioned League

Regular Account (Roberts) — Schedule (2)

Year Ended March 31, 1987

REVENUE

Sanctioned League Income $ 10,097

Expenses Sanctioned League Postage & Printing 4,414

Patches & Awards 10,507 Office supplies, phone 828 Directors allowance 1,257

Total Expenses $ 17,006

Net expenses over net revenues $ (6,909)

NATIONAL HORSESHOE PITCHERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA Schedule of Revenue and Expense World Tourney

Regular Account (Roberts) — Schedule (1)

Year Ended March 31, 1987

REVENUE: 1986 World tourney registration $ 18,019 1986 World tourney bid balance 18,000

Score money collected 5,545 Final entry fees collected 4,835 World trophies 1,400

1987 World tourney registration 570 1988 World tourney bid deposit 4,000

Total World Tourney Revenue $ 52,369

EXPENSES WORLD TOURNAMENT Cash and trophy awards $ 33,620 Jr. trusts paid 200 Administrative expenses 13,395 Hall of fame, banquets, awards, supplies 505 Refunds, fees, dues, overpayments 809

Total World Tourney Expenses $ 48,529

Net revenues over net expenses $ 3,840

NATIONAL HORSESHOE PITCHERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA Statement of Revenue and Expenses

Year ended March 31, 1987

Game Regular Related

(Account) Items Digest Memorial (Roberts) (Domey) (Cobb) Fund Total

Revenue: $133,939 $129,958 $31,365 $295,262 Expenditures 131,694 119,612 40,107 291,413 Interest Income 7,635 2,132 $15 9,782 Fund transfers—

Domey 11,500 (11,500) Net transfers—

Digest (10,768) 10,768 lncr/(decr) in Inv. 2,033 2,033

Net Fund Activity $10,612 $ 3,011 $ 2,026 $15 $15,664


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SECRETARY-TREASURER REPORT FOR JUNE, 1987 June 1987 NHPA Receipts: June 1987 NHPA Expenditures 87 World Tournament Registration fees $ 7378.06 Digest Printing, Supplies, and Mailing $ 3314.39 News Digest Subscriptions 620.00 Digest Publicatrion, Editing & Misc. 478.00 NHPA Memberships 4033.65 Sanctioned League Postage & Printing 110.00 87 World Video Sales 104.95 Sanctioned League Patches & Awards 269.76 NHPA Calendar Sales 233.23 87 World Hall of Fame Banquet, Sanctioned League Dues 826.00 Awards & Supplies 45.00 Bank Interest 1334.23 87 World Refunds 125.00 NHPA Digest Ads 126.00 RD Postage, Telephone, Supplies & Total June Receipts $ 7378.06 Printing 59.83 Total June Receipts $ 7378.06

NHPA Printing, Paper & Office Supplies 263.11 NHPA Postage 2219.46 NHPA Officers Telephone 362.18 Sanctioned Tournament Patches 403.95 NHPA Officers Travel 719.58 Secretary-Treasurer Allowance 1800.00 NHPA President Allowance 300.00 NHPA Vice-President Allowance 2000.00 Publicity, Promotion, Ads 449.39 Total June Expenditures $12919.65

HORSESHOES IN HAWAII—BY OTTIE W. RENO Our family visited Hawaii the week of May 4-12,1987, so I took the opportunity to pay a visit

to some of Oahu's horseshoe pitchers. Rodney Nahina of Waianae is the chhmpion of the island of Oahu and has served as an officer in more than one club, so I went to his home. Rodney, his lovely wife Ethelwyne and her brother Vince Aquino gave me a genuine horse-shoe pitcher's welcome. They took me to the home of Charles Ahina, President of the Nanakuli Horseshoe Pitchers Club. We were guests at a wedding of pitcher Elroy Wong's daughter Mytilene to Clifford Chillingworth and were treated to an authentic Hawaiian luau complete with the foods native to the island. (See cover picture.)

It was not long until an invitational tournament was organized. The courts were sand courts, constructed perfectly in every detail and the games were set at 21 point cancellation in the interest of time. In doubles competition I was paired with Vice-President Chris Koanui and we came away with four wins and one loss. Other doubles teams we played against were John Dana — Harvey Ahina, Dewey Ching — Rodney Nahina, Charles Ahina — Rachel Ahina, and Herb Amina — Brad Koanui. I must not miss the chance to boast of winning my short encounter with Rodney because he is a fine pitcher and the next match may be his.

Several things were impressive. On Oahu alone there are thirteen horseshoe clubs, some boasting fifty or more members. The other islands have clubs, too. Their courts and playing rules are standard NHPA courts, they have all the books, reading material at hand and know the game thoroughly.

Rodney Nahina and President Charles Ahina are working with the NHPA and with their membership to get an NHPA Charter and I believe the time is near. The reluctance of many members to join the NHPA is no different in Hawaii than it is in any of the other states.

The Hawaiian players have every brand of pitching shoes you will find on the mainland. Their top pitchers are probably averaging in the area of 40% ringers, but all they need to have some sixty percenters is a bit of tournament seasoning. Of course they dream of 70's and 80's, but who doesn't?

Lou Coutu, formerly of New England and Colorado, a veteran of many years in the NHPA, was among the faithful members at Nanakuli. Meeting him was a pleasure. Lou's home is in Honolulu.

My chief reason for contributing this article is that many pitchers have talked for years about the hope of one day being able to plan a vacation in Hawaii which could include a horseshoe tournament. I see no rason why an Hawaiian Open cannot be a reality in the very near future.


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TOMAYKO MEMORIAL — UNIONTOWN, PA #17-87-001 CLASS A —J. Brodak, Pa., 5-0-61.2; G. Burris, Pa., 4-1-67.2; J. Leech, Pa, 3-2-62.8; J. Pagnanelli, Pa.,

2-3-52.3; J. Roebuck, Pa., 1-1-47.5; C. Bunner, WV, 0-5-37.2. CLASS B — B. Stahl, Pa., 4-1-51.3; S. Mikan, Pa., 3-2-45.6; G. Meeks, Pa., 3-2-44.5; E. Cruny, Pa., 3-2-

43.8; S. Durkay, Pa., 2-3-41.2; W. Early, Pa., 0-5-27.0. CLASS C — F. O'Bosky, Pa., 5-1-44.9; R. Keffer, Pa., 5-1-41.1; G. Babji, Pa., 4-2-42.1; J. laccone, Pa.,

3-3-45.2; B. Heaster, WV, 2-4-40.9; R. Mills, Ohio, 1-4-35.9; Jj. Strader, Oh., 1-4-31.8. CLASS D — G. Blehi, Pa., 4-1-35.3; H. Hixson, Pa., 4-1-35.1; J. Schneider, Sr., Pa., 3-2-32.0; P. Rose,

WV, 2-3-24.1; D. Armstrong, Pa., 1-4-28.8; J. Orsino, Pa., 1-4-25.2. CLASS E — J. Gibbs, Sr., Pa., 5-0-26.4; W. Beverlin, WV, 3-2-20.2; B. McGill, Pa., 3-2-19.6; B.

Rroadman, Pa., 3-2-18.8; S. Emery, Pa., 1-4-11.6; A. Liptak, Jr., Pa., 0-5-14.3.

JIM DANNER MEMORIAL — UNIONTOWN, PA. — 17-87-002 CLASS A — A! Zadroga, Sr., Pa., 5-1-65.4; W. Luoma, Ohio, 5-1-65.9; G. Burris, Pa., 4-2-63.3; J.

Pagnanelli, Pa., 3-3-55.8; C. Danner, Pa., 2-4-57.5; J. Leech, Pa., 1-5-56.1; J. Roebuck, Pa., 1-5-52.5. CLASS B — B. Stahl, Pa., 6-0-53.0; J. Swyers, Pa., 4-2-54.3; J. Chambers, Pa., 4-2-41.6; S. Mikan, Pa.,

3-3-48.7; G. Babeji, Pa., 2-4-43.2; G. Meeks, Pa., 1-5-39.9; S. Durkay, Pa., 1-5-37. CLASS C—G. Cruny, Pa., 5-0-45.1; J. laccone, Pa., 4-1-45.4; A. Liptak, Sr., Pa., 3-2-32.8; J. Troy-

check, Pa., 2-3-31.0; B. Loftus, Sr., Ohio, 1-4-37.2; H. Hixson (forfeit). CLASS D — M. Walker, Pa., 4-1-39.7; T. Funk, Pa., 4-1-35.8,1 J. Schneider, Sr., Pa., 3-2-32.8; G. Blehi,

Pa., 2-3-27.6; B. Loftus, Jr., Oh., 2-3-25.8; J. Orsino, Pa., 0-5-22.5. CLASS E —A. Uptak, Jr., Pa., 5-0-31.8; J. Gibbs, Sr., Pa., 4-1-29.6; D. Armstrong, Pa., 3-2-32.7; E.

Straitiff, Pa., 2-3-17.2; B. McGill, 1-4-10.4; B. Roadman, Pa., 0-5-14.9.


"From Out Of The Mail Bag"

Editor, Horseshoe Pitchers Digest National Horseshoe Pitchers Association P.O. Box 1606 Aurora, IL 60507

Dear Mr. Cobb,

I would like some help in locating some people. Our Oklahoma State Association have elected Ralph "Kelly" Spencer and Ralph Randall to the Oklahoma State Hall of Fame. We know that "Kelly" died several years ago, but we do not know what happened to Ralph Randall.

If anyone can tell us how we may contact a relative of either of these two men, we will surely appreciate it. We would like to inform the proper people present to receive the plaque at our annual Awards Banquet.

Sincerely yours,

Jerry Holt Box 27 Medford, OK 73759

Horseshoe Pitcher's News Digest Box 1606 Aurora, IL 60507

Dear Ellis, On page 8 of the June 1987 Digest there was an item from Ken Garner concerning the 1986 World

Tournament. I just want to list the facts involved in that situation to avoid errors in thought among our membership.

It is not the fault of Ken or you as editor that this wrong assumption developed. Ralph Maddox didn't complete the 1986 World competition but this had nothing to do with his shirt. Ralph

dropped out by his own choice due to a severely damaged big toe. It was the worst looking toe I had ever seen. Because such an injury is considered an acceptable reason for dropping out, Ralph was allowed to finish where his record put him and was awarded his prize money. He was not penalized in any way for dropping out due to an injury nor was he penalized in any way for his shirt.

Donnie Roberts NHPA Sec.-Treas.

SUMLIN TOPS SO. CAROLINA JUNE FUN — SANC. 29-87-003 CLASS A — James Sumlin, 4-1-66.9; W.E. Stephens, 4-1-61.7; Norman Kelley, 3-2-62.1; Ray Littrell, 3-

2-60.8; Jimmy Boome, 1-4-51.8. CLASS B — Wayne McCurry, 5-0-40.0; Jackie Broome, 4-1-37.9; Bill Westbrook, 3-2-32.9; Ray Der-

eani, 2-3-28.8; J.E. Brooks, 1-4-18.8; Randy Duncan, 0-5-25.2.


GOLDEN WEDDING BELLS RING AGAIN

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Nixon of Niagra Falls, NY celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary re-cently. They were married on May 22, 1937. They have a daughter Beverly and two sons, Duane and Dale, and seven grandchildren.

KNISLEY WINS OH. SILVER DOLLAR OPEN — SAN. 21-87-010 Jim Knisley of Breman, Ohio was in true championship form as he won the Silver Dollar

Open with an average of 84.4. In the last game of the tournament he pitched 80 ringers out of 88 shoes for 90.7 percent. Although his opponent Gary Roberts had 69 ringers out of 88 shoes for 78.4 he was allowed only 11 points for his efforts.

C CLASS A — Jim Knisley, 7-0-84.4; George Moon, 5-2-64.6; Levi Miller, 4-3-76.3; Elden Sarbaugh, 4-3-69.8; Gary Roberts, 3-4-71.1; Lawrence Miller, 3-4-71.0; Max Roseberry, 1-6-60.5; Ancil Copeland, 1-6-55.9.

CLASS B — Steve Powers, 5-2-57.5; Loman Tumlin, 5-2-54.7; Dick Curtis, 5-2-54.3; Jack Baldwin, 4-3-56.5; Maurice Wipert, 4-3-55.6; Dave Rose, 4-3-52.8; Tom King, 1-6-48.3; Ed Pratt, 0-7-33.0.

CLASS C — Les Rose, 5-2-59.1; H. Rutherford, 5-2-54.3; Jim Cooper, 5-2-51.3; Rudy VonDach, 4-3-52.6; Don Jones, 3-4-50.2; Carl Casto, 3-4-47.4; Jim Rhymer, 1-6-50.2; Bob Garrett, 1-6-49.2.

CLASS D —Carl Searls, 6-1-47.3; Les Stephenson, 5-2-45.2; Dick Whiteman, 5-2-41.0; Wayne Oney, 4-3-43.1; Harry Denlinger, 4-3-41.3; Bill Davidson, 3-4-38.6; Jim Shipley, 2-5-38.8; Les Grosklos, 0-7-35.2.

CLASS E — Jim McBeth, 5-2-43.8; Bernard Davis, 5-2-39.5; George Thome, 4-3-38.2; Harry Bailey, 4-3-34.7; Dennis Farley, 3-4-35.6; Claude Bostic, 3-4-33.4; Charlie Myers, 3-4-32.1; Roger Kinnamon, 1-6-28.5.

CLASS F — Ed Andrus, 7-0-42.2; Jim Mossholder, 6-1-41.1; Charlie Jones, 5-2-39.2; Joe Ewing, 3-4-30.3; Earl Richie, 3-4-24.6; Dick Smith, 2-5-20.2; Jack VonDach, 1-6-22.4; Larry Shea, 1-6-19.7.

KOLB OPEN (NJ) TOPPED BY SKINNER — SANC. 6-87-019 CLASS A — Thomas Skinner, East Orange, 7-1-56.7; Bill Maclntyre, Somerville, 6-2-62.7; Sonny

Durando, Lyndhurst, 6-2-56.7; George Patrick, Phillipsburg, 5-3-45.9; Phillip Zozzaro, Little Falls, 4-4-51.3; William Kolb, Toms River, 3-5-47.9; Jack Giddes, Dunellen, 3-5-42.8; Robert Manzoni, West Mil ford, 2-6-42.4; Ronald Ballinger, Ridgefield Park, 0-8-38.1.

CLASS B — Gilbert Ciresa, Budd Lake, 8-0-35.8; Vincent Yannetti, Bound Brook, 6-2-32.8; Larry Thornason, Woodbury, 5-3-31.4; John Hughson, Somerville, 4-4-35.2; Edward Quigley, Pompton Plains, 4-4-32.0; Melvin Elmer, Millville, 4-4-30.2; Henry Leonhard, Mahwah, 3-5-29.7; James Phelan, Carlstadt, 2-6-27.7; Al Johnson, Cliftaon, 0-8-9.8.


HORSESHOE PITCHING IS ALIVE AND WELL IN LOME, TOGO (Letter below)

The Secretary 20th May, 1987 National Horseshoe Pitchers Association of America 9439 Camp Creek Road Lucasville, OH 45648 USA Dear Sir,

I had the opportunity of watching the Horseshoe Pitching Game recently in Lome, Togo during a short visit to that country.

I was tremendously enthused by the game, and promised myself to set it up and popularise it in Nigeria. Ever since, I have been looking for anywhere in Nigeria where it is played, but unfortunately none yet to the bset of my knowledge.

however, I went to U.S.I.S. in Ibadan where I reside to make inquiries. Unfortunately again, not much information could be gathered from there, other than your address in USA.

I felt relieved for the fact that you will be able to furnish me with all information I may require for developing, and promoting the game in Nigeria.

While I remain till I hear from you, I thank you in anticipation of your assistance in this matter.

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PAROLE CARPETS OPEN (MD) SANC. 06-87-002 CLASS A — D. Beshore, 7-1-61.1; C. Twigg, 6-2-57.2; P. Fleshman, 4-3-58.4; D. Dietz, 4-3-47.1; E.

Shifflett, 3-4-60.8; T. Chance, 3-4-36.3; D. Hurley, 1-6-35.8; H. Markland, 1-5-21.8. CLASS B-J. Buckmaster, 7-0-48.1; W. Fogle, 6-1-47.3; K. Holden, 4-3-37.2; D. Uoyd, 3-4-39.5; J.

Blades, 3-4-35.8; E. Clobus, 2-5-38.3; J. Clow, 2-5-28.9; D. Gregory, 1-6-35.6. CLASS C — D. Ford, 9-0-31.9; S. Ford, 8-1-46.0; J. Higgs, 5-4-29.3; A. Runkles, 4-5-32.2; D. Sellers, 4-

5-26.6; L. Walls, 4-5-25.1; D. Moxley, 4-5-27.2; J. Frye, 3-6-28.5; S. Fleshman, 3-6-24.6; B. Taylor, 1-8-21.8.

CLASS D — T. Postupak, 7-1-30.7; H. Becker, 7-2-22.1; J. Fox, 6-2-28.6; R. Brown, 3-4-21.1; H. Parkinson, 3-4-17.7; N. Gillenwater, 2-5-17.8; B. Webb, 1-6-17.0; W. Meinhold, 1-6-13.9.

KNISLEY TOPS IN HERRON, OH OPEN — SANC. 21-87-011 Jim Knisley won 7 straight games with an average of 84.1. He also had high single game

percentage of 90.0. Elden Sarbaugh was second with a 5-2-76.3 record. Class B went to Dave Rose with 6-1-58.7. Jerry Boesch won Class C with 5-0-54.4. Other high games were Gary Roberts, 85.1; Elden Sarbaugh, 82.2; Lawrence Miller, 81.5; and Levi Miller at 81.2.

CLASS A — Jim Knisley, 7-0-84.1; Elden Sarbaugh, 5-2-76.3; Gary Roberts, 5-2-75.6; Levi Miller, 4-3-69.7; Lawrence Miller, 3-4-70.4; Max Roseberry, 3-4-66.4; Jack Baldwin, 1-6-63.7; John Martin, 0-7-64.5.

CLASS B — Dave Rose, 6-1-58.7; Les Rose, 5-2-53.5; Larry Justice, 5-2-49.7; Ed Mioller, 4-3-52.7; Ruby Von Dugh, 3-4-50.2; Mearle Bannister, 3-4-46.1; Tom Bustul, 2-5-49.1; Paul Focht, 0-7-38.5.

CLASS C — Jerry Boesch, 5-0-54.4; Jim Cooper, 3-2-53.7; Harry Rutherford, 3-2-49.0; Mark Bussey, 3-2-48.1; Don Jones, 1-4-47.3; Bob Garrett, 0-5-37.7.

CLASS D — Carl Searles, 4-1-49.6; Ed Horn, 4-1-48.0; Dick Whiteman, 3-2-41.0; Glen Mitchell, 2-3-41.9; Ed Pratt, 2-3-33.7.

CLASS E— Norm Snyder, 4-1-44.4; Jim Shipley, 4-1-48.4; Carl Casto, 3-2-41.3; Francis Asher, 2-3-37.0; Howard Angel, 1-4-41.7; Claude Bostic, 1-4-34.7.

CLASS F— Terry Lively, 4-1-41.9; Jim Dunkerly, 4-1-42.5; Charlie Moyer, 3-2-34.2; Joe Ewing, 2-3-30.6; Wilson Burgraf, 2-3-29.0; Jack Von Doch, 0-5-19.4.

CLASS G — Tom Zigan, 3-0-33.8; Paul Large, 2-1-25.4; Bob Zigan, 1-2-20.4; Dick Richards, 0-3-16.8.

BROOKS BONANZA OPEN WON BY WATERS — SANC. 28-87-007 This year's Bonanza was won by Jim Waters of Ringgold, Ga. The Junior crown went to

Chris Dyvig of Mapleton, Ga. There were seven first time pitchers in this year's event primarily due to the recent radio publicity in the area which caught the ear of some newcomers.

A plaque and inscribed verse was presented to Mr. J. E. Brooks, the founder of horseshoe pitching in Georgia who hosted the tournament on his home courts in Alpharetta, Ga. Mr. Brooks was state champion in 1973 and runner-up in several other years.

CLASS A — Jim Waters, Ringgold, 5-1-52.5; Willie Stevensd, Maul ding, SC, 5-1-58.7; Cotton Black, Tunnel Hill, 4-2-56.3; Norman Kelley, Greenville, SC, 3-3-56.7; A.J. Nave, Greenville, SC, 3-3-53.1; Tommy Lawson, Acworth, 1-5-40.4; W.L. Gore, Lithia Springs, 0-6-41.4.

CLASS B — Claude Fender, Powder Springs, 5-1-42.5; Geo. Bradfield, Dallas, 5-1-43.5; Iris Sandham, Lilburn, 4-2-42.3; Bud Kurtz, Marietta, 3-3-44.7; FJanie Dover, Douglasville, 2-4-40.5; Jim Haley, Stone Mountain, 2-4-33.1; Rojer Stamper, Austell, 0-6-24.8.

CLASS C — Walter Brake, Athens, 5-0-36.9; Sterling King, Conyers, 3-2-30.8; Billy Barnes, Lithia Springs, 3-2-29.2; Jack Shipp, Dallas, 2-3-30.4; Lawrence Robbins, Cumming, 1-4-29.5; Lewis Tullis, Lawrenceville, 1-4-24.8.

CLASS D — Curtis Dyvig, Mableton, 5-0-44.0; Gary Cook, Cumming, 3-2-28.6; Wayne Brooks, Alphar-etta, 3-2-31.2; Bob Sensinger, Cornelia, 2-3-31.3; Danny Sutton, Dahlonaga, 2-3-27.9; Don Bridges, Lake Lanier, 0-5-19.5.

CLASS E — Johnny Canupp, Roswell, 4-1-29.1; Larry Sutton, Dahlonaga, 4-1-26.6; J.E. Brooks, Alpharetta, 3-2-25.3; Tom Dover, Douglasville, 3-2-25.0; Dave Hylton, Alpharetta, 1-4-15.4; Clarence Wiggins, Roswell, 0-5-13.5.

JUNIOR CLASS — Chris Dyvig, Mableton, 4-0-19.3; Brian Robbins, Cumming, 1-3-8.4; Chris Tullis, Lawrenceville, 1-3-5.5.


YOU ARE INVITED TO

THE 18th ANNUAL STATESVILLE, NC AUTUMN OPEN HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT

THE DATE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO A ONE DAY EVENT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1987

Advanced registration ONLY! $10 registration fee and ringer percentatge must be NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1987 to: Jack Springer, Tournament Director, 925 Henkel Road, Statesville, NC 28677.

The tournament, sponsored by the Statesville Recreation and Parks Department, John Bullard, Director, will mail out to each entry, the class and time you will pitch on Saturday, September 19, 1987. NO REFUNDS. BUT, if any pitchers show up on Saturday morning, entry fee will be $15 and if time permits, a special class or two will be added for late entries, with trophies for 1st and 2nd. Only 12 pitchers in mens Class ! (y games and 5 games, all on Saturday.)

CASH PRIZES — Men's Class A: 1st — $100; 2nd — $200; 3rd — $75 4th — $50; 5th — $25

Men's B and Women's Class A: 1st — $100; 2nd — $50; 3rd — $25** **PLUS $20 to each other class winner (except Jrs.) (Cash prizes may be less, if 110 pitchers do not register.)

TROPHIES — Top 5 in Men's A and Women's A... and Top 2 in Men's B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, etc., and Women's B (if held) and Boy's and Girl's Classes.

EXTRA CLASS FEE — paid when checking and signing in — Class A men, $7, Men's B and Women's A, $5.

SCOREKEEPERS — CONCESSION STAND — REST ROOMS — PICNIC TABLES — OFFICIALS TENT — BLEACHERS — FREE PARKING FOR CAMPERS AT COURT!!! Past Men, Women's Class "A" Winners: 1970 — Walt King, N.C.; 1971 — Cecil Monday, VA/ Cindy Dean, Va; 1972 — Donnie Roberts, Ohio/Cindy Dean, VA; 1974 — Roger Norwood, Tenn./ Ruth Kirk, Ohio; 1975 — Roger Norwood, Tenn./Katherine Harrison, Ohio; 1976 — O.D. Lebow, Tenn./Ruth Kirk, Ohio; 1977 — John Rademacher, Fla/Jackie McCombs, Ohio; 1978 — Roger Norwood, Tenn./Ruth Kirk, Ohio; 1979 — Roger Norwood, Tenn./Lorrraine Thomas, N.Y.; 1980 — J.B. Fuller, N.C./Jennie Summers, N.C.; 1981 — A.J. Nave, S.C./Jennie Summers, N.C.; 1982 — Bud Presnell, N.C./Fran Carnahan, Pa.; 1983 —Bud Presnell, N.C./JoAnne Burrow, N.C.; 1984 — Don Kuchcinski, Pa./Jacqueline Brown, N.C.; 1985 — Mark Dyson, N.C./Fran Carnahan, Pa. 1986 — Alvin Perry, Va./Fran Carnahan, Pa., 1987.

Name Address

City State Zip

Ringer Pet. . Make check or money order payable to: Statesville Recreation and Parks Dept., and mail to: Jack Springer, 925 Henkel Rd., Statesville, NC 28677. Players will be notified of class and check-in time. Entry DEADLINE September 5. Rain date, Sunday, September 20 starting at 8 a.m.


STEVE KUCHCINSKI WINNER OF NEW CASTLE, PA. SPRING FLING — FRAN CARNAHAN TOPS LADIES — SANC. 17-87-005

CLASS A — Steve Kuchcinski, 7-1-65.4; Al Zadroga, 6-2-67.9; Dick Carnahan, 4-3-62.5; Bob McKnight, 4-3-60.3; Casey Danner, 4-3-59.0; Bill Hofecker, 3-4-59.7; Bob White, Sr., 2-5-62.8; Joe Pagnanelli, 1-6-50.0.

CLASS B—Vinee Sedlacek, 6-1-52.8; Joe Kuchcinski, 5-2-61.0; John Mathys, 4-3-56.0; Francis White, 4-3-50.3; Ed Blum, 4-3-50.0; Joe Morris, 2-5-50.3; Paul Gemza, 2-5-48.7; Tom Piscolish, 1-6-42.5.

CLASS C— Carl Mair, 7-0-54.1; Carl Herbe, 6-1-52.0; Homer Browne, 4-3-49.3; Merle Brightshue, 4-3-46.0; Tom Wilkins, 3-4-40.9; George Rhea, 2-5-43.2; Ed Sell, 2-5-39.2; Al Punturi, 0-7-26.0.

CLASS D—Bill Volker, 7-1-48.4; Ed Horneman, 6-2-53.2; Loyal White, 4-3-46.0; Ron Weiss, 4-3-44.2; John Antesberger, 3-4-40.7; Russ Welton, 2-5-40.6; Robert White, 2-5-38.6; Glen Sebring, 1-6-33.4. F

CLASS E—Ron Bunyak, 6-2-40.2; Ordi White, 6-3-42.3; Harvey Hayes, 5-3-40.8; Dwight Daniels, 4-3-48.9; Frank FKelley, 3-4-38.8; John Carnahan, 3-4-38.0; Buzz Liese, 2-5-32.4; Fred Connell, 1-6-41.6.

CLASS F — AI Zadroga, Jr., 7-1-43.8; Rudy Kwiat, 6-2-31.6; Ken Boyles, 5-2-31.9; Ben Biss, 4-3-29.3; Bob Patton, 3-4-22.0; Dwight Wetzel, 2-5-24.0; Frank Bodnar, 2-5-15.4; George Zayac, Sr., Forfeit.

CLASS G — Charles Nelson, 7-0-26.1; Paul Smith, 6-1-28.7; Verne Schrecongost, 5-2-32.0; John Miller, 4-3-20.8; Wilbert Dawson, 3-4-20.2; Dean Smith, 2-5-14.7; John Liese, 1-6-2.0; W. Dawson, Jr., Forfeit.

WOMEN — CLASS A — Fran Carnahan, 7-0-68.3; Eleanor Weston, 6-1-39.6; Sandy Carnahan, 4-3-40.3; Kelli Weston, 3-4-31.1; Betty Lapping, 3-4-29.3; Jean Reefer, 2-5-33.0; Barbara White, 2-5-30.1; Ruth Carnahan, 1-6-26.6.

DALLAS, PA. OPEN WON BY RUBENDALL — SANC. 17-87-020 CLASS A — Glenn Rubendall, 9-0-74.3; Dan Beshore, 7-2-65.7; Glenn Brown, 6-3-59.0; Ed Bowersox,

6-3-57.2; Jack Swyers, 4-5-55.8; Donald Dietz, 4-5-53.4; Ray Bechtel, 4-5-50.9; Dick Dart, 3-6-55.3; Dean McCurdy, 2-7-51.7; Dick Wilson, 0-9-40.6.

CLASS B — Gorge Lovell, 8-1-49.1;; Joe Templeton, 7-2-48.9; Tom Hoffman, 7-2-42.2; Jim Brennan, 6-3-46.4; Dennis Uoyd, 5-4-43.5; George Kopack, 4-5-41.2; Wayne McCloskey, 3-6-41.7; Joe Belcavitch, 3-6-41.3; Bill Roseberry, 1-8-38.6; Steve Swisher, 1-8-38.1.

CLASS C — Leon Mosher, 6-1-36.3; Charles Reigles, 6-1-26.8; Dave Preston, 5-2-35.1; Joe Shurmiatis, 4-3-34.4; Ned Kinard, 3-4-24.6; Jim McAfee, 2-5-20.2; Forest Kallin, 1-6-19.6; Ron Baker, 1-6-17.2.

CLASS D— Gerard Harris, 6-1-22.9; Bruce Corl, 5-2-22.8; Bernie Wierbowski, 5-2-22.1; Don Wesley, 5-2-19.4; Ira Uchtman, 3-4-16.0; Bernie Snyder, 2-5-22.9; John King, 1-6-18.2; Steve Remetz, 1-6-7.7.

LADIES CLASS A — Charlotte Reigles, 4-0-44.0; Sandy Maciejezak, 3-1-21.7; Jean Long, 2-2-34.0; Susan Preston, 1-3-16.2; Cindy May, 0-4-9.3.

AMBROSE VICTOR IN SIOUX VALLEY NORDLAND FESTIVAL OPEN — SIOUX FALLS, SO. DAKOTA — SANC. 8-87-003

CHAMPIONSHIP — Larye Ambrose, 7-0-59.7; Lois Bolstad, 5-2-51.7; Roland Kleinschmidt, 5-2-49.4; Bob Frager, 4-3-44.2; Dean Gorder, 3-4-43.1; Gay lord Johnson, 2-5-40.8; Dennis Kjose, 2-5-40.5; Willard Waddle, 0-7-37.4.

CLASS A — Carlton Leikvold, 5-2-39.7; Lamoyne Helgeson, 5-2-38.8; Lori Shiffer, 4-3-35.7; James Allen, 4-3-34.8; Alvin Hanson, 3-4-34.0; Henry Pater, 3-4-29.7; Bert Bertelson, 2-5-37.7; Jim Paulin, 2-5-22.8.

CLASS B — Jan Hansen, 6-1-38.2; Jim Ullom, 6-1-37.4; Ross Haufschild, 6-1-37.1; Clint Nielson, 4-3-32.1; Lynn Kalvig, 3-4-26.5; Tom Dunham, 2-5-26.5; Steve Olson, 1-6-26.0; Gary Numsen, 0-7-28.0.

CLASS C — Ed Osterkamp, 5-0-47.6; Ed Gebhart, 3-2-26.4; Paul Hi!gen berg, 3-2-24.4; Melvin Harms, 2-3-31.2; Cliff Ziehl, 2-3-28.0; Gale Malwitz, 0-5-18.4.

CLASS D — Ossie Larson, 5-0-34.0; Marv Parkinson, 3-2-27.2; Red Hanson, 2-3-25.6; Marlow New-berger, 2-3-23.6; Darin Pater, 2-3-20.0; Arnold Staum, 1-4-12.8.

CLASS E — Donna Goldapp, 6-1-24.2; Thomas Brant, 5-2-28.0; Clarence Warwick, 5-2-16.8; Mike Hollingshead, 4-3-20.0; James Jelden, 3-4-14.0; Darwin Sletten, 2-5-16.8; Fred Grienke, 2-5-7.7; Kevin Ketterer, 1-6-10.0.

CLASS F — Ronald Barnes, 4-1-15.2; Eldean Kjose, 3-2-21.6; Randall Kjose, 3-2-14.8; Lois Fiegan, 2-3-18.0; Henry Ostermeier, 2-3-11.2; Daniel Healey, 1-4-13.6.


CARL STEINFELDT UNDEFEATED IN ANNUAL NE-OS-CO OPEN PULASKI, NY - SANC. 18-87-001

In heat approaching 100 degrees Carl Steinfeldt adds to his string of wins at Pulaski. To match the heat, Mike DiMartino pitches a blistering high game of 88.9. Womens title won by Bonnie Kellogg.

CLASS A — Carl Steinfeldt, 7-0-75.4; Mike DiMartino, 5-2-68.0; John Bogardus, 5-2-67.8; Jim Lewis, 4-3-62.3; Dike Pike, 3-4-57.0; Bob Moss, 2-5-53.5; John Merrill, 1-6-50.7; Bob Sutton, 1-6-48.5.

CLASS B — Bob Hayes, 6-1-58.1; Ed Risley, 6-1-61.8; Harry Dunbar, 4-3-58.2; Lance Hinman, 4-3-53.9; Richard Sposato, 4-3-46.9; Clair Rig by, 3-4-53.7; Gus Krause, 2-5-50.0; Wayne Harrison, 0-7-30.2.

CLASS C — Clayton Brown, 6-1-51.7; Beryle Greenfield, 6-1-52.0; Albert Hilsinger, 5-2-47.2; Glady Jackson, 4-3-40.8; Bill Graney, 3-4-41.1; Dick Ellis, 2-5-39.5; John Meehan, 2-5-35.4; Donald Randall, 0-7-31.5.

CLASS D — Hubert H. Curtis, 6-1-45.4; George Hyder, 5-2-40.6; Duane Blodgett, 4-3-41.6; Lyle Wiedrick, 4-3-35.9; Chester Wilke, 3-4-37.3; John Ernisse, 3-4-35.0; Carl Gehres, 2-5-38.1; Robert Yeo-mans, 1-6-36.4.

CLASS E— Peter Dahl berg, 7-0-47.3; Roy Em rich, 5-2-40.8; Bruce Blazey, 4-3-38.7; Robert Miller, 3-4-39.1; Philip Ducato, 3-4-34.9; Lance Twyman, 3-4-34.4; Curt Wheat, 2-5-27.0; Gordie Bennett, 1-6-34.0.

CLASS F—Stan Davis, 7-0-40.9; Jim Gee, 6-1-34.6; Ivan Tweedie, 4-3-33.1; Bob Carpenter, 3-4-29.8; Carl Seamon, 3-4-28.9; Randy Vincent, 2-5-28.5; Fred Pope, 1-6-16.4; Carl Mayer, 2-2-36.7.

CLASS G — Glenn Davis, 7-0-48.3; John Hladun, 6-1-34.3; Robert Higley, 4-3-25.5; Bill Tassone, 4-3-25.4; Bruce Douglas, 3-4-22.2; Frank Wojdyea, 3-4-16.7; Edwin Fox, 1-6-20.4; Richard Burting, 0-7-15.0.

CLASS H — Cyril Krebs, 6-1-32.3; Ronald Bowerman, 5-2-32.7; David Wilkerson, 4-3-30.4; Mike Surprise, 4-3-28.4; Ted Williams, 3-4-23.8p; Kim Camp, Sr., 2-5-30.3; Joe Frenza, 2-5-28.0; Carl Popek, 2-5-25.5.

CLASS I— Dominic Barnello, 5-2-34.5; Everett Warters, 5-2-24.6; Gary Fisher, 5-2-25.9; Peter Falanga, 4-3-32.5; Louis Valentino, 4-3-28.8; Walt Carvey, 2-5-26.5; Glenn Grossman, 2-5-25.6; Ron Griffith, 1-6-21.0.

CLASS J — Paul Kemp, 7-0-23.5; Walter Lewis, 5-2-25.1; Lee Waldron, 5-2-20.5; Bill Adamson, 4-3-23.1; Jim Cobb, 4-3-21.8; Roger Chase, 2-5-11.8; Harlan Wilkinson, 1-6-14.5; Dee Potter, 0-7-6.9.

LADIES CLASS A — Bonnie Kellogg, 6-1-46.0; Trad Warters, 5-2-54.4; Carolyn Hewitt, 5-2-50.0; Lorraine Valentino, 4-3-43.5; Susan Twyman, 3-4-44.6; Cathy Camp, 2-5-41.3; Marlene Ray, 2-5-39.5; Maxine Griffith, 1-6-38.6.

LADIES CLASS B — Pat Kemp, 5-0-43.5; Connie Douglas, 3-2-39.9; Pat Moss, 3-2-38.6; Wilda Shack-elton, 3-2-38.5; Nancy Hilsinger, 1-4-20.0; Ruth Robar, 0-5-27.7.

LADIES CLASS C — Ruth Robar, 5-0-29.1; Natalie Van Egmond, 4-1-25.8; Sally Frenze, 2-3-18.2; Mary Jane Cobb, 2-3-14.4; Margaret Wilkinson, 2-3-8.4; M. Gee (Pacer), 0-5-7.9.

JUNIOR CLASS A — Chris Jackson, 4-1-65.2; Mike Moss, 1-4-45.1. JUNIOR CLASS B — Holly Seamon, 4-1-20.4; Keith Wilkinson, 4-1-14.5; Kellie Gehres, 3-2-13.9; Kim

Camp, Jr., 2-3-16.2; Cyndi Merrill, 2-3-3.6; Chris Weldron, 0-5-5.5. JUNIOR CLASS C - Terri Warters, 5-1-14.4; Usa Cobb, 3-2-4.8; Steven Wilkenson, 2-3-8.5; Joe

Nutting, 2-3-4.8; John Nutting, 2-3-4.7; Ally son Merrill, 1-4-2.8.

KNISLEY SWEEPS BAKER-CURLEY OPEN — TOLEDO, OHIO LEON A AULT UNDEFEATED IN LADIES — SANC. 21-87-013

CLASS A — Jim Knisley, 7-0-77.8; Andy Wossilek, 5-2-58.2; Gary Gardner, 5-2-58.0; Max Roseberry, 4-3-64.9; Dale Dombrowsky, 2-5-56.4; Bob Allen, 2-5-53.8; Larry Woolace, 2-5-50.3; Merle Koeppe, 1-6-48.5.

CLASS B — Fred Brown, 7-1-55.2; Walt Detter, 6-3-53.1; Bob Gray, 6-3-47.4; Doug Crawford, 5-4-54.0; Paul Rhors, 5-4-50.0; Walt Krieger, 4-5-51.9; Phil Allen, 4-5-47.8; Jim Shipley, 4-5-45.5; Stan Swarthout, 3-6-55.5.

CLASS C — Phil Allen, 4-1-50.0; Bert Szombati, 4-1-48.8; Dick Warner, 3-2-53.0; Ralph Jensen, 2-3-32.4; Glenn Wheeler, 1-4-39.9; George Stiffel, 1-4-35.5.

CLASS D — Stu Webb, 4-1-30.0; Guy Decker, 3-2-24.4; Ted Lovejoy, 3-2-23.0; Dick Wheeler, 3-2-19.4; Wax Padgett, 2-3-20.0; Dave Garin, 0-5-15.9.

LADIES CLASS A — Leona Ault, 4-0-44.6; Dorothy Slocum, 1-3-37.9; Gerry Wheeler, 1-3-34.6. LADIES CLASS B — Debbie Bower, 3-1-38.7; Rose Curley, 2-2-26.0; Marie Jensen, 1-3-20.0.


BLACK WINS "MUDDY" DALLAS, GA. HCP — SANC. 28-87-006 CLASS A — Jim "Cotton" Black, Tunnel Hill, 65.0; Jim Waters, Ringgold, 56.0; Ted Whitlock, Jefferson,

52.5; Iris Sandhama, Li I burn, 49.0; Oliver McClarity, Rockmart, 56.0; Richard Williams, Rockmart, 51.5; Bud Kurtz, Marietta, 43.2; Geo. Bradfield, Dallas, 46.4; A.W. Weatherford, Braselton, 38.4; Ricky Presley, Rockmart, 36.0; James Spencer, Aragon, 31.2; Walter Brake, Athens, 32.4.

CLASS C —Jim Wood, Jefferson, 31.0; Bud Johnson, Douglasville, 37.0; Jack Shipp, Dallas, 36.5; Roy Whitlock, Jefferson, 26.5; Dwight Carter, Cedartown, 37.5; Larry Sutton, Dahlonaga, 23.5.

CLASS D — Sterling King, Conyers, 34.0; Ginnie Moyer, Lawrenceville, 16.0; J.R. Frady, Rockmart, 24.4; FJ.E. Brooks, Alpharetta, 14.8; Ray Shaw, Rockmart, 14.4.

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BLUM ON TOP IN DORMONT, PA. OPEN — SANC. 17-87-009 CLASS A — Ed Blum, 6-1-59.5; Dave Meckevic, 5-2-61.1; Casey Danner, 5-2-55.3; Bob McKnight, 3-4-

56.5; Joe Paganelli, 3-4-56.4; Vince Sedlacek, 3-4-53.1; Ed Dennison, 2-5-52.9; Joe Morris, 1-6-43.2. CLASS B — Dom Massella, 7-0-54.7; EdHorneman, 6-1-57.4; Frank Kilinsky, 5-2-54.2; Carl Herbe, 4-3-

49.0; John Delschlager, 3-4-45.0; Ginger Meeks, 2-5-37.8; Bill Stahl, 1-6-42.2; Adam Matscherz, 0-7-30.4.

CLASS C — Ordie White, 6-1-44.4; Don Larkins, 5-2-39.9; Blair Wei gel, 5-2-39.3; Dick James, 4-3-38.5; Don Green, 4-3-33.1; Roger Jacobs, 2-5-29.5; Bob Lapping, 1-6-32.5; Buzz Liese, 1-6-26.6.

CLASS D —Art Parter, 7-0-34.9; Gene Swogger, 5-2-26.6; Steve Rethage, 5-2-25.4; George Bercini, 4-3-31.6; Gene Dremsek, 4-3-29.3; Jim Schneider, Sr., 2-5-19.9; Frank Leone, 1-6-15.3; Dan Solomon, 0-7-14.9.

RUBENDALL ON TOP IN NEW HOLLAND, PA. SPRING OPEN CLASS A — Glenn Rubendall, 6-1-64.7; Ed Bowersox, 5-2-56.5; Dan Beshore, 4-3-61.8; Glenn Brown,

4-3-56.6; Bill Bruaw, 4-3-52.5; Jack Swyers, 3-4-51.4; Donald Dietz, 1-6-49.0; Dean McCurdy, 1-6-42.9. CLASS B — AI Long, 6-1-46.1; Guy Esh, 5-2-46.4; Paul Caudill, Jr., 4-3-44.1; Earl Lartz, 4-3-41.5; Darle

Esh, 3-4-44.9; John Clippinger, 2-5-41.0; Wayne McCloskey, 2-5-38.7; Jim Sibley, 2-5-37.2. CLASS C — Roy Teets, 7-0-50.0; Paul Caudill, Sr., 6-1-46.0; Dennis Lloyd, 4-3-43.2; Robert Hyde, 3-4-

34.2; Joe Belcavitch, 3-4-30.5; Chester Ow4ens, 3-4-27.5; Donald Wagner, 2-5-33.3; Jim Brennan, Forfeit.

CLASS D—Ted Postupack, 6-1-27.3; Joe Shurmaitis, 6-1-39.8; Wally Brown, 4-3-26.4; Bernie Snyder, 3-4-23.2; Wayne Brown, 3-4-20.8; Ralph Weigle, 3-4-19.8; Gerard Harris, 2-5-16.1; Walter Rowles, 1-6-15.3.

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HOFECKER UNDEFEATED IN HILL TOP OPEN-PA. — SANDY CARNAHAN WINS LADIES TITLE — MAY 23 — SANC. 17-87-003 MEN—CLASS A — Bill Hofecker, 7-0-67.8; D. Magyer, 6-1-61.0; C. Dixson, 4-3-56.2; R. F. White, 4-3-

54.4; Robert McKnight, 3-4-55.4; Francis White, 2-5-57.6; Rocky Collins, 2-5-50.0; R. Brown, 0-7-44.5. CLASS B — C. FMaier, 6-1-52.5; E. Horneman, 5-2-43.4; J. Marusa, 4-3-42.1; C.W. Herbe, 4-3-41.2; J.

Antsburger, 4-3-39.8; Ed Sell, 3-4-40.4; K. Widdowson, 2-5-40.4; V. Owens, 0-7-33.5. CLASS C—C. Scheck, 5-2-35.9; R. Bunyak, 5-2-43.2; Gary Fulton, 5-2-43.8; Fred Connell, 5-2-40.9; R.

Brinkley, 4-3-35.0; Mike Stenach, 2-5-40.5; Wayne Wood, 1-6-34.2; Bob Lapping, 1-6-28.9. CLASS D —John Carnahan, 6-1-41.61; H. Taylor, 4-3-39.7; F. Graham, 4-3-31.6; H.J. Uese, 4-3-35.8; R.

Klaiber, 4-3-31.3; M. Hanik, 3-4-32.8; Bryan Miller, 2-5-28.0; B. Hartzell, 0-7-21.4. CLASS E — E. Buterbaugh, 6-1-34.9; R. Wolfgang, 6-1-34.1; E. Fingerhoot, 6-1-30.7; R. Keth, 4-3-29.6;

T. Hamacek, 2-5-23.1; Paul Smith, 2-5-17.5; Chick Denk, 1-6-24.4; John Miller, 1-6-21.3. CLASS F— Ron Kahle, 6-1-31.8; Ben Biss, 5-2-28.0; V. Schrecongost, 5-2-27.7; C. Mock, Sr., 4-3-18.3;

F. Powell, Sr., 3-4-23.9; Norm Painter, 3-4-23.4; Tim Buterbaugh, 1-6-17.1; Rich Kahle, 0-7-4.7. CLASS G — B. Reddinger, 6-1-26.0; Don Smith, 4-3-16.3; Bill Frye, 4-3-19.9; Martin Buterbaugh, 4-3-

19.1; S. Keener, 3-4-23.3; W. Dawson, 3-4-19.9; Jeff Mock, 2-5-14.9; Tom Marusa, 2-5-14.4. LADIES CLASS A — Sandy Carnahan, 4-1-36.6; Betty Lapping, 3-2-36.8; Marty Wood, 3-2-39.0; Cindy

Reddinger, 2-3-36.4; Linda Dolby, 2-3-33.0; Sandy Powell, 1-4-30.6. CLASS B — Brenda Buterbaugh, 4-1-34.8; Tammy Keener, 4-1-28.2; Tammy Wolfgang, 3-2-22.7; Jean

Reefer, 1-4-28.7; Deb Dawson, 1-4-20.4. JUNIOR CLASS A — Fred Powell, Jr., 6-1-33.1; Brock Powell, 6-1-23.6; D. Reddinger, 5-2-27.3; R.

Kurtik, 4-3-23.2; Tracy Mock, 3-4-15.8; Amy Mock, 3-4-7.8; Eric Brown, 1-6-5.9.

FOLTZ WINS OPEN (MD) SANC. 06-87-006 CLASS A —James Foltz, Va., 6-2-44.0; Dennis Joslin, NJ, 5-3-50.0; John Thomas, NJ, 4-3-47.0; Woody

Smith, NJ, 4-3-43.0; Jack Blades, 4-3-40.0; Ernest O'Neal, Del., 3-4-43.0; Ken Holden, 2-5-41.0; Larry Thornason, NJ, 1-6-29.0.

CLASS B — Doc Bevans, 6-1-39.0; Al Melson, 5-2-42.0; Louis Walls, 5-2-36.0; Willard P. Sammons, Del., 4-3-37.0; Jack Anderson, 4-3-38.0; Elmer Martilla, NJ, 3-4-31.0; Gary Rust, Del., 1-6-25.0; Bill Taylor, 0-7-19.0.

CLASS C — AI Atkins, 7-1-36.0; Mel Elmer, NJ, 6-2-31.0; Mike Lester, 5-2-29.0; Gary LeCompte, 4-3-33.0; Charles Cherix, Sr., 3-4-27.0; Harold Hargot, Del., 2-5-25.0; David Sellers, 2-5-21.0; Fred Baublitz, 0-7-19.0.

CLASS D — Ralph Brown, Del., 5-1-25.0; Rob Peek, 4-2-20.0; Rob Bunn, 4-2-14.0; Dick Besece, 3-3-23.0; Charles Cherix, Jr., 2-4-13.0; Jay Whelden, NJ, 2-4-12.0; Missy Elias, 1-5-18.0.

PITCHIN' CONTRASTS By STEWART SNYDER

BIG FRY-LITTLE FRY pitched on the same courts in Fortuna, California's second sanc-tioned horseshoe tournament of the year, May 31,1987. Five champions and a couple dozen so-so pitchers met on rain-fresh courts in what turned out to be a tournament of extremes.

WALTER RAY WILLIAMS, Jr., World Jr. and Sr. Champion several times, pitching hard, "missed one" once in a while; his brother JEFF, 1973 World Jr. Champion, pitching his low shoe didn't quite keep up with Walter Ray; DON TITCOMB, 1960 World Champion, did his best to match the Williamses; SHARON PADDOCK, 1984-85 California State Women's Champion, held her own against the men; BILLIE SUE PENNINGTON, 1986 Northern Cali-fornia Women's Champion, did well as a dark horse pitcher against her opponents.

An "outsider' would assume from this flashy array of champions that lower fry would have no chance at all, but "old-timers" in horseshoes know it's not customary to match champions with lower group pitchers, possibly for fear of an upset where the big one would lose face; an affront to his ego.

These five high pitchers kept to themselves on southmost courts, not to infect lower pitchers with ringer fever, however eager any of them would have been to catch it. Nonethe-less, pitchers at the north end had as much fun as those at the other end, and in one detail both groups were even . . . for every winner there was a loser.


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EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA TOURNAMENT ACTION BRADY'S RUN OPEN — Beaver, Pa., — May 30-31 — Sane. 17-87-007 - CLASS A — Francis White, 6-

1-61; Bob McKnight, 4-3-58.8; Bob White, Sr., 4-3-60.7; J. Schmidhauer, 4-3-55.4; Casey Danner, 4-3-54.8; Ed Dennison, 3-4-51.8; Ed Blum, 2-5-55.8; F. Morgan, 1-6-50.3.

CLASS B — B. Voelker, 6-1-58.4; J. Bruny, 5-2-47.9; Ed Horneman, 5-2-50.2; H. ansen, 5-2-45.2; Joe Morris, 3-4-46.1; A. Landesberger, 3-4-43.8; Ron Weiss, 1-6-41.8; F. Kallay, 0-7-35.8.

CLASS C — H. Thomas, 6-1-43.3; Ordie White, 6-1-41.5; B. Weigle, 4-3-41.6; C. Schech, 3-4-38.8; D. Larkin, 3-4-32.4; K. Turnbull, 2-5-34.0; V. Dotts, 2-5-27.2; G. Bercini, 2-5-28.6.

CLASS D —A. Fecik, 7-0-34.5; G. Dennison, 6-1-41.5; G. Zayac, 5-2-31.0; G. Blehi, 4-3-30.3; J. Florish, 2-5-22.6; N. Painter, 2-5-24.0; G. Forish, 2-5-22.8; B. Patton, 1-6-17.6.

CLASS E— G. Swogger, 5-0-23.5; C. Mock, Sr., 4-1-20.6; C. Mock, Jr., 3-2-23.7; P. Zdrale, 1-4-15.3; B. Stover, 1-4-11.3; J. Zdale, 1-4-9.8.

LADIES CLASS A — Martha Wood, 3-1-27.0; Sandy Carnahan, 3-1-31.6; Jean Reefer, 2-2-27.7; Betty Lapping, 1-3-21.3; Kelli Weston, 1-3-21.3.

LISLE WESTON MEMORIAL — Shelocta, Pa. — June 13-14 — Sane. 17-87-001 — CLASS A — R. Rugg, 7-0-64.1; B. Hofecker, 6-1-61.0; J. Paganelli, 5-2-56.5; Dick Carnahan, 3-4-56.1; Ed Blum, 3-4-54.6; Joe Roebuck, 2-5-52.1; Bob McKnight, 2-5-50.0; M. Pelvich, 0-7-50.8.

CLASS B—Vince Sedlacek, 6-1-52.8; C. Dixson, 5-2-55.1; H. Browne, 4-3-52.0; R. Brown, 4-3-50.6; F. Morgan, 3-4-50.2; C. Bunner, 3-4-44.6; T. Piscolish, 2-5-464.1; J. Morris, 1-6-41.6.

CLASS C — Ed Horneman, 7-0-49.4; D. Woodward, 5-2-45.5; Ed Sell, 5-2-38.3; B. Fink, 4-3-44.2; L. White, 3-4-44.3; A. Punturi, 2-5-34.4; Ron Weiss, 1-6-37.1; A. Matscherz,1-6-28.7.

CLASS D — W. Rugg, 6-1-38.8; J. Geci, 5-2-39.2; M. Stehnach, 4-3-42.6; R. Bunyak, 4-3-40.5; P. Cunningham, 4-3-33.8; D. Larkins, 3-4-36.4; V. Owens, 2-5-30.5; F. Kallay, 0-7-32.3.

CLASS E — E. Lockwood, 6-1-38.0; J. Carnahan, 5-2-41.2; W. Wood, 5-2-36.0; Buzz Uese, 5-2-32.6; V. Nicholson, 3-4-34.2; F. Connell, 2-5-33.4; D. James, 2-5-29.8; C. Carnahan, 0-7-25.4.

CLASS F— T. Cancilla, 6-1-38.7; V. Dotts, 5-2-40.2; R. Wolfgang, 5-2-37.3; E. Fingerhoot, 3-4-32.4; E. Buterbaugh, 3-4-27.1; K. Turnbull, 2-5-38.3; M. Hanik, 2-5-30.9; B. Miller, 2-5-29.3.

CLASS G — J. Michlena, 7-0-33.0; C. Denk, 6-1-25.9; T. Hamacek, 4-3-26.4; P. Smith, 3-4-26.4; J. Miller, 3-4-21.8; E. Bodnar, 2-5-21.7; Ron Kahle, 2-5-19.8; G. Zayac, 1-6-25.3.

CLASS H — D. Wetzel, 7-0-30.9; B. Campbell, 6-1-33.4; C. Mock, Sr., 5-3-28.3; B. Reddinger, 3-4-21.9; M. Cunningham, 3-4-15.6; B. Biss, 3-4-25.6; Rich Kahle, 1-6-10.2.

CLASS I— V. Schrengost, 6-1-32.2; G. Blehi, 5-2-29.7; E. Swogger, 5-2-21.3; N. Painter, 4-3-24.0; S. Keener, 3-4-25.0; T. Marusa, 2-5-22.8; Robin Jones, 2-5-23.8; Don Carnahan, 1-16-18.9.

CLASS J —J. Capitosti, 3-0-22.8; C. Nelson, 2-1-19.8; W. Dawson, 1-2-24.1; B. Frye, 0-3-8.0. CLASS K— Randy Jones, 6-0-33.3; Dean Smith, 4-2-14.8; R. Switzer, 3-3-21.3; T. Buterbaugh, 3-3-

19.8; G. Wardo, 2-4-15.8; W. Stover, 2-4-10.6; Jeff Mock, 1-5-10.3. CLASS L — J. Zadrale, 4-1-11.3; T. Novak, 4-1-14.1; K. Harman, 3-2-10.8; K. Moore, 2-3-12.0; P.

Zadrale, 2-3-11.2; John Liese, 0-5-3.6. JUNIORS —Ray Kurtik, 7-0-40.7; D. Reddinger, 6-1-31.8; Amy Mock, 5-2-14.6; Mike Mock, 4-3-10.3;

Brad Mock, 3-4-2.9; Steve Fennell, 2-5-7.5; Mike Fennell, 1-6-2.1. LADIES —CLASS A — Fran Carnahan, 6-1-78.7; C. Reddinger, 6-1-44.4; G. Rugg, 5-2-52.4; E. Weston,

4-3-38.0; L. Dolby, 3-4-45.2; Sandy Carnahan, 1-6-33.1. CLASS B — B. Buterbaugh, 5-0-42.0; B. White, 3-2-36.3; M. Wood, 3-2-32.4; J. Reefer, 3-2-32.8; K.

Kahle, 1-4-19.7. CLASS C—T. Keener, 5-0-35.7; D. Lawson, 3-2-15.3; Linda Carnahan, 3-2-13.5; T. Wolfgang, 2-3-16.1;

C. Cunningham, 2-3-14.0. EASTERN NATIONAL WARMUP — Ohiopyle, Pa. — June 20-21 — Sane. 17-87-007 — CLASS A — Bill

Hofecker, 7-0-58.3; Bob McKnight, 5-2-61.9; Ray Rugg, 5-2-57.2; Casey Danner, 5-2-56.0; Joe Roebuck, 3-4-49.0; M. Peluich, 2-5-35.1; C. Bunner, 1-6-50.5; V. Nicholson, 0-7-41.0.

CLASS B — RAINED OUT CLASS C — M. Stenach, 6-1-39.5; G. Fulton, 4-3-42.2; B. Doman, 4-3-37.4; H. Hixson, 4-3-28.8; J.

Carnahan, 3-4-34.6; R. Barndt, 3-4-29.3; M. Hanik, 3-4-24.2; W. Wood, 1-6-28.5. CLASS D — G. Tressler, 6-1-42.0; A. Liptak, 6-1-40.2; D. Digruttolo, 6-1-39.0; T. Carnahan, 3-4-32.4; G.

Troy check, 3-4-20.8; E. Forish, 2-5-21.0; R. Roadman, 1-6-24.0. FRITZ LUTTER MEMORIAL — New Freedom, Pa. — June 27-28 — Sane. 17-87-021 — CLASS A —

Glenn Rubendall, 7-0-69.9; Dan Beshore, 6-1-69.9; Glenn Brown, 4-3-54.9; Jack Swyers, 4-3-54.7; Ed Bowersox, 4-3-54.1; Don Dietz, 1-6-50.3; Ed Gohn, 1-6-50.0; Dean McCurdy, 1-6-44.9.

CLASS B — Ray Benedict, 6-1-56.3; Ray Bechtel, 4-3-53.4; James Clippinger, 4-3-53.3; Al Long, 4-3-49.0; Guy Esh, 4-3-46.5; Clark Walker, 3-4-50.2; Darle Esh, 3-4-45.9; Earl Lartz, 0-7-38.0.

CLASS C — Robert Gahle, 5-2-39.8; Dick Wilson, 4-3-45.0; Roy Teets, 4-3-42.4; Jim Mason, 4-3-41.6; John Baugher, 3-4-43.0; Harold Clippinger, 3-4-40.8; Dennis Lloyd, 3-4-35.6.

CLASS D —Ray Folkenroth, 4-1-36.3; Norman Hall, 4-1-42.3; Chester Owens, 4-1-37.2; Joe Shurmai-tis, 1-4-34.7; Marlin Zimmerman, 1-4-33.5; David Blouch, 1-4-29.3.


EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA — (Continued) CLASS E—David Preston, 6-1-39.6; Harold BBecker, 5-2-28.8; Bruce Corl, 5-2-21.7; Bernie Snyder, 4-

3-29.0; Gerard Harris, 3-4-16.3; Steve Lutter, 2-5-21.7; Thomas Baker, 2-5-20.1; Ronald Baker, 1-6-12.5. CLASS F— Ted Postupack, 5-0-32.9; Albert Yednock, 4-1-37.7; Terry Haverstock, 2-3-26.5; Jim Diem,

2-3-25.0; Ralph Swigel, 2-3-24.5; Don Wesley, 0-5-18.7. LADIES — Charlotte Onion, 7-0-44.7; Kim Johnson, 6-1-34.0; Jean Long, 5-2-33.4; Carol Baker, 4-3-

22.1; Sandy Maciejczak, 3-4-19.0; Susan Preston, 2-5-18.5; Cindy May, 1-6-7.2; Benigna Hall, Forfeit.

LEAVENWORTH, KS. OPEN — JUNE 7 — SANC. 15-87-011 CLASS A — Elwyn Cooper, 7-0-68.6; Lillard Pinion, 5-2-64.2; M.O. Turner, 4-3-63.0; Bob Outt, 4-3-60.4;

Bob Barnes, 3-4-56.1; Wayne Henderson, 2-5-52.9; Paul Toole, 2-5-52.9; Gene Fleck, 1-6-48.7. CLASS B — Wayne Trautwein, 4-1-46.8; Wayne Shelinbarger, 4-1-44.1; Guy Tinder, 3-2-42.0; Bud

Green, 3-2-40.4; Jim Schmotz, 1-4-40.5; Brandy Craven, 0-5-20.1. CLASS C—LeRoy Cleavenger, 5-0-41.3; Ken Larson, 4-1-41.5; Pap Cavaner, 3-2-38.8; Doyle Derrick,

2-3-26.6; Buzz Dixon, 1-4-25.4; Greg Craven, 0-5-27.7. CLASS D —Pete Rathman, 4-1-35.1; Cadet Harm an, 4-1-29.4; John Butler, 3-2-34.1; Paul Voelker, 2-3-

32.1; Dale Shelinbarger, 2-3-27.5; Walter Crook, 0-5-16.7. CLASS E—Gene Talley, 4-1-33.2; Estel Clevenger, 3-2-29.9; Terry Talley, 3-2-27.7; Bill Chandler, 3-2-

26.3; Ken Hale, 2-3-29.2; Tim Woodruff, 0-5-20.9. CLASS F — A.J. Dietz, 5-0-22.9; Brandy Craven, 4-1-26.0; Glen Plastid, 3-2-15.6; Russ Rendall, 2-3-

15.3; Arnold Finney, 1-4-14.7; Gene^McCart, 0-5-4.3. CLASS JR — Steve Barnes, 3-0-67.5; Sherri Larson, 2-1-45.8; Jason Talley, 0-3-3.8. CLASS WOMEN — Sherri Larson, 3-0-45.8; Pam Henderson, 2-1-30.0; Jane Barnes, 0-3-6.3.

MEMORIAL WEEKEND OPEN (KANSAS) — SANC. 15-87-007 CLASS A — Danny Erbe, 7-0-76.0; Jesse Hobbs, 5-2-68.0; Earl Pearce, 4-3-61.6; Ron Martin, 3-4-61.1;

Bob Outt, 3-4-60.3; Alden Allbaugh, 3-4-59.8; Marvin Reheis, 2-5-59.6; Jerry Kahle, 1-6-60.3. CLASS B — Ralph Funk, 4-1-53.4; Mary Ann Peninger, 4-1-50.4; Chuck Arnold, 3-2-52.5; George

Buche, 3-2-45.0; Glenn King, 1-4-36.4; Pacer. CLASS C — Delbert Peters, 4-1-43.2; Bill Whitley, 3-2-42.2; Lawrence Esau, 3-2-41.1; Roily Durksen, 3-

2-39.9; Harold Keener, 2-3-34.0; Greg Dixon, 0-5-31.0. CLASS D — Alan Hillman, 6-1-33.4; Mark Holding, 5-2-30.5; Bill Keopsel, 5-2-29.3; Rick Roles, 5-2-

28.4; Eddie Haupt, 4-3-30.0; Al Holding, 2-5-23.9; Shawn Hensley, 1-6-22.9. CLASS E — Maurice Bliss, 3-1-7.0; Conrad Gray, 1-3-7.5. WOMEN — Emalene Pearce, 5-0-40.8; Deanie Reheis, 4-1-46.0; Shirley Dixoin, 2-3-12.4; Diane Dixon,

2-3-12.0; Judi Roles, 1-4-16.8; Aleene Gray, 1-4-6.8.

POTTS TOPS KRAFT OPEN — JUNE 14 — (KS) SANC. 15-87-012 CLASS A- M. Potts, 7-0-74.7; D. Erbe, 5-2-74.6; R. Frakes, 4-3-66.7; R. Potts, 4-3-66; E. Cooper, 4-3-

64.9; C. Kilgore, 2-5-64.8; J. Hobbs, 1-6-62.9; A. Allbaugh, 1-6-51.2. CLASS B — E. Pearce, 7-0-61.2; M. Reheis, 5-2-55.6; B. Booe, 4-3-58.4; W. Trautwein, 4-3-54.4; P.

Toole, 3-4-50; G. Fleek, 3-4-46.7; D. Craig, 1-6-47.5; D. Kincaid, 1-6-43.4. CLASS C — D. Goodrich, 7-0-45.8; B. Whitley, 6-1-393.1; K. Larson, 5-2-43.9; J. Schmotz, 4-3-45.1; L.

Cleavenger, 3-4-34.6; B. Green, 2-5-39.1; J. Hale, 1-6-29.9. CLASS D —J. Butler, 6-1-35.8; B. Dickson, 5-2-31; G. Dixon, 5-2-30; H. Keener, 4-3-30.1; D. Derrick, 3-

4-31; P. Voelker, 3-4-28.5; K. Armstrong, 2-5-29.4. CLASS E — M. Chatham, 7-0-28.2; T. Talley, 6-1-29.8; B. Kinder, 5-2-30.9; J. Adame, 4-3-27.5; B.

Chandler, 3-4-25.2; E. Cleavenger, 2-5-20.9; W. Crook, Forfeit. CLASS F— F. Cervantez, 5-0-19.6; J. Dietz, 4-1-17.5; R. Rendell, 3-2-18.8; R. Talley, 2-3-10; C. Engroff,

1-4-7.2. LADIES — D. Reheis, 6-1-41.2; S. Larsen, 6-1-37.2; S. Armstrong, 5-2-26.8; E. Pearce, 4-3-32.5; B.

Mendez, 3-4-30.7; R. Kilgore, 3-4-26.5; B. Harkin, 1-6-17 (Jr. boy).


MICHIGAN WATER WONDERLAND — JUNE 6-7 — SANCTIONED CLASS A —Oz Williams, 10-1-64.1; Leo Fitzpatrick, 9-2-68.9; Dick Frakes, 7-4-547.1; Jus Perticone, 6-

5-61.0; Clayton Bon ham, 6-5-53.1; Harry Williams, 5-6-62.5; Ed Schultz, 5-6-56.5; Charles Laramie, 5-6-50.9; Stan Swarthout, 5-6-48.7; Tom Williams, 3-8-47.5; Duane Gillin, 3-8-44.1; Fred Smith, 2-9-50-.0.

CLASS B — Jim Campbell, 6-4-42.6; Paul Howard, 6-4-40.3; Dick Warner, 6-4-39.1; Dick Pelton, 6-4-44.4; Keith Briggs, 3-7-40.7; Ken Miller, 3-7-35.7.

CLASS C —Henry Wozniak, 11-0-42.9; Lee Jacobs, 8-3-35.4; Merle Sibley, 7-4-37.7; Al Grammatico, 7-4-36.6; Marv Donaldson, 7-4-32.6; merle Farrand, 6-5-32.6; Claude Gillian, 5-6-31.4; Frank Barnes, 5-6-29.6; Boyd Stonerock, 3-8-30.7; Charles Lemons, 3-8-27.7; Bill Lajoy, 3-8-24.7; Rex Ryan, 1-10-23.8.

CLASS D — Jim Norville, 11-0-48.1; Fred Antes, 8-3-33.0; Joe Fleming, 8-3-32.1; Jim Fleming, 6-5-32.6; Rod Antes, 6-5-31.0; Ed Fox, 6-5-26.5; Pat Smith, 5-6-26.2; Kurt Coulson, 5-6-26.1; roy Peterson, 5-6-22.3; Roy Colby, 4-7-25.2; Frank Brieger, 1-10-19.9; Paul Ciucci, 1-10-17.4.

CLASS E — Bob Wyn, 8-1-30.3; Larry Swinehart, 7-2-32.0; Uoyd Foust, 6-3-26.8; Curt Dunlap, 5-4-23.0; Dennis Miller, 4-5-25.9; Leonard Krause, 4-5-23.5; Paul Seadorf, 4-5-23.1; Bill Groth, 3-6-21.3; Ted Temple, 2-7-18.4; Ernie Pickering, 2-7-16.0.

JUNIOR BOYS CLASS A — Larry Patton, 6-0-63.6; Jamie Miller, 4-2-24.5; Troy Sayles, 2-4-13.0; Brian Pierce, 0-6 = 3.9.

JUNIOR BOYS CLASS B — Jason Warner, 6-0-18.9; Matt Warner, 4-2-11.4; George Zieman, 1-5-6.3; Matt Corson, 1-5-5.5.

BAKER, CHAMP OF TREMONT, IL. TURKEY FESTIVAL OPEN JUNE 13 — SANCTION 11-87-19

June 13 was a Saturday of high temperatures, high percentages and high enthusiasm. In many classes new contestants. The defending Champion Charles Webb of 1986 was faced with a tie and a play-off.

High game was 90% by Cliff Baker and the tie game play-off was 84 shoes long. The longest game was between Cliff Baker and Karl Van Sant of Indiana in 96 shoes and each having equal ringers of 76 each. "Cold-Turkey" was a phrase not used on this 97 degree day and the odor of barbeque turkey filled the air. All help in conducting this tournament was appreciated, and a special thanks to the scorekeepers and faithful Joe Hightower.

CLASS A — Cliff Baker, 7-1-81.5; Chas. Webb, 6-2-75.8; Karl Van Sant, 5-2-77.3; Loyd Ingersoll, 4-3-70.1; Ray Phillips, 3-4-69.4; Dean boren, 2-5-67.5; Mike Knop, 1-6-57.9; Buck Neville, 0-7-51.9.

CLASS B —Don Peters, 7-0-64.6; Bob Erickson, 5-2-64.3; Geo. Manker, 5-2-52.8; Ken Towell, 3-4-53.0; Dale Swank, 3-4-56.0; Dennis Simler, 2-5-53.3; Dick Ellinger, 2-5-48.0; Al Peter man, 1-7-48.9.

CLASS C — Ken Reid, 7-0-55.5; Loui Gaschwendtner, 5-2-45.1; Wendell Savage, 4-3-45.1; Les Long, 4-3-44.4; Paul Dohrmann, 3-4-38.7; Bill Carlson, 3-4-37.0; Don Bailey, 1-6-37.9; Herb Bozard, 1-6-36.0.

CLASS D — Earl Simler, 5-0-38.9; Lori Simler, 3-2-29.3; Bob Switzer, 3-2-34.3; Mick Stotler, 2-3-35.0; Dewey Harlan, 1-4-24.6; Rex Seeds, 1-4-28.0.

CLASS E —Larry Robbins, 6-1-30.3; Geo. King, 5-2-31.9; Winfred Willard, 4-3-31.2; Al Kaisershot, 4-3-24.6; Henry Slusarek, 3-4-36.8; Chas. Marit, 3-4-30.3; Joe Beneky, 2-5-24.4; Jim Sanderson, 1-6-25.3.

CLASS F— Mike Ellinger, 7-0-39.7; Alan Jones, 5-2-31.6; Chas. Grigsby, 4-3-27.7; Gene McFeeters, 4-3-27.8; Mark Heissinger, 3-4-23.9; Bob Wegman, 2-5-24.6; Noel Boatz, 1-6-28.6; Chili Daniels, Forfeit.

POWELL OF KY. EASY WINNER OF OBLONG, ILL. OPEN JUNE 20 — SANCTION 11-87-19

CLASS A — Ron Powell, Ky., 7-0-75.0; Dale Henry, Ind., 6-1-64.0; Jim Wilson, 4-3-56.1; Dusty McNeese, Ind., 3-4-55.3; Doyle Maikranz, Ind., 3-4-52.4; Dale Ferguson, 2-5-48.5; H.B. Livengood, 2-5-45.8; Marlin Wells, Ind., 1-6-41.8.

CLASS B — Alonzo Dart, 6-1-44.8; Jesse Sarwalt, 6-1-42.9; Charles Cook, 4-3-42.6; Raymond Meyers, 4-3-46.5; Delmar Redmon, 4-3-41.4; Bob Steimel, Ind., 2-5-32.2; Russell McCoy, 1-6-35.2; John Miller, Ind., 1-6-33.1.

CLASS C — Merle Anleitner, Ind., 5-0-34.9; Don Boyer, 4-1-39.4; Homer Starwalt, 3-2-27.1; Norman Keepes, 1-4-21.2; Jin Litherland, Ind., 1-4-16.4; Forrest Norman, Ind., 1-4-11.6.


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MARATINO WINS J.M. NAVE OPEN — TENN. — SANC. 23087-006 CLASS A —R. Martaino, 4-1-71.2; R. Norwood, 3-2-71.1; E. Bandy, 3-2-67.8; N. Kelly, 3-2-67.5; A.J.

Nae, 2-3-59.2; W. Stephens, 0-5-60.6. CLASS B—V. Fox, 4-1-60.7; D. Stallings, 4-1-60.4; O.D. Lebow, 3-2-57.2; S. Smith, 2-3-46.9; G. Lewis,

2-3-46.9; R. Ward, 0-5-47.0. CLASS C — C. Bennett, 5-0-45.2; R. Livingston, 4-1-30.9; T. Johnson, 3-2-35.9; D. Isaacs, 3-2-35.6; D.

Mitchell, 1-4-37.5; N. Nave, 0-5-28.8. CLASS D — R. Hardin, 5-0-41.5; W. White, 4-1-39.6; S. Cornette, 3-2-28.5; S. Callahan, 2-3-29.2; R.

Bennett, 1-4-24.5; C. Cutshaw, 0-5-19.2. CLASS E—E. Murphy, 5-0-24.6; S. Sproles, 4-1-28.3; RR. Finney, 3-2-26.7; J. Bennett, 2-3-23.4; R.

Martino, Jr., 1-4-12.3; B. Grindstaff, 0-5-18.2.

OHNEMILLER OPEN (KS) JUNE 6 - SANC. 15-87-009 CLASS A — Danny Erbe, 5-0-72.5; Ron Martin, 3-2-63.0; A/den Allbaugh, 2-3-57.0; Ralph Funk, 2-3-

56.7; Marvin Reheis, 2-3-55.9; Mary Ann Peninger, 1-4-47.5. CLASS B —Bill Whitley, 4-1-42.0; Don Fermin, 4-1-49.4; George Buche, 3-2-39.9; Larry Aue, 3-2-29.8;

Herb Holm an, 1-4-23.3; Greg Dixon, 0-5-25.9. CLASS C — Dick Kinney, 4-1-35.4; Bob Kingsolver, 3-2-34.4; Alan Hillman, 3-2-30.0; Rick Roles, 2-3-

33.2; Leon Council, 2-3-32.9; Les CI ay camp, 1-4-32.0. CLASS D — Bill Keopsel, 5-0-28.7; Ed Haupt, 4-1-31.4; Roy Osborn, 3-2-16.2; Shawn Hensley, 2-3-

13.2; Merrill Cook, 1-4-16.8. WOMEN & JRS. — Deanie Reheis, 5-0-49.5; Judi Roles, 3-2-22.5; Jane Whitley, 3-2-7.0; Diane Dixon, 2-

3-13.5; Ron Martin, Jr., 2-3-11.5.


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KARL VANSANT WINS K. W. WININGER SPECIAL EDINBURG, IN. 12-87-016

CLASS A — Karl VanSant, 7-0-79.1; Sue Snyder, 6-1-78.2; Cliff Baker, 5-2-78.5; Jerry Mills, 4-3-67.4; Dottie Pittman, 3-4-64.5; Peck Anderson, 2-5-53.9; Dennis Ferree, 1-6-51.7; Martha Chanley, 0-7-58.4.

CLASS B — Toby Young, 7-0-62.2; Clyde Pettit, 5-2-52.6; Joe Morgan, 4-3-50.3; David Tatman, 3-4-43.9; Steve Dunning, 3-4-43.3; Wayne Waggoner, 3-4-42.3; Claude Estelle, 2-5-48.9; Mose Spainhour, 1-6-44.7.

CLASS C —Harry Groce, 6-1-52.5; Offord Burkhart, 6-1-47.4; Bob Moit, 5-2-49.3; A.W. Thomas, 4-3-45.1; Dean Skinner, 2-5-46.0; Bob Dwigans, 2-5-44.3; Betty Branson, 2-5-36.5; Bob Henderson, 1-6-37.5.

CLASS D — Eugene Peters, 6-1-53.2; Dean Skinner, 5-2-47.1; Uoyd Keller, 4-3-45.1; Marvin Maxwell, 4-3-43.6; Tim Tatman, 4-3-42.2; Ken Tally, 3-4-44.6; Ray Mayhew, II., 1-6-34.3; Guy DeBord, 1-6-22.8.

CLASS E — Virgil Roberts, 6-1-40.4; Oscar Schroer, 5-2-39.1; Wayne Linkmeyer, 5-2-38.8; Alonzo Red dick, 4-3-39.9; Al Reynolds, 3-4-35.8; Jim Pierson, 2-5-36.9; Mike Brown, 2-5-35.8; Gib Campbell, 2-5-30.0.

CLASS F— Ron Coffey, 6-1-37.1; Russ White, 5-2-44.0; John Gillaspy, 4-3-38.8; Airl Coffey, 4-3-34.4; Richard Hostetler, 3-4-32.5; Farris Roark, 2-5-33.0; Harold Tatman, 2-5-29.6; Elmer Branson, 2-5-26.1.

CLASS G — Jim Turpin, 5-2-35.6; Ralph Quillen, 5-2-30.0; Carl Mitchell, 5-2-29.4; Ron Holliday, 4-3-30.5; Luther Chandler, 4-3-28.3; Jim Fletcher, 4-3-27.2; Gene Osborne, 1-6-22.3.

CLASS H — Paul Joslen, 6-1-31.7; Sam Huffman, 6-1-29.4; Leroy Salmon, 5-2-34.1; Georgia Tally, 4-3-28.8; Red Slaughterbech, 4-3-24.8; Guy DeBord, 2-5-21.4; Ed Burgett, 1-6-21.8.

CLASS I— Margie Campbell, 4-1-30.7; Jon McBride, 4-1-26.9; Dick Sheean, 2-3-20.8; Louise Sheean, 2-3-17.2; Joe Teobaugh, 2-3-13.7; Buford Dotson, 1-4-17.6.

JUNIORS — Owen Salmon, 4-1-36.3; Steve Dunning, 4-1-29.9; Herb Piker, 1-4-23.2.

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ATCHISON, KS. OPEN — JUNE 21 — SANCTION 15-87-013 CLASS A — Merlin Potts, 7-0-70.8; Ron Frakes, 5-2-63.8; Roger Potts, 5-2-59.3; Jesse Hobbs, 4-3-

62.2; M.O. Turner, 3-4-65.3; Lillard Pinion, 3-4-58.9; Charles Killgore, 1-6-46.7; Elwyn Cooper, 0-7-57.0. CLASS B — Stan Griggs, 8-1-52.5; Paul Toole, 7-2-50.0; Dean Prichard, 6-3-48.8; Gene Fleek, 6-3-

43.3; Wayne Shelinbarger, 5-4-43.8; Bud Green, 4-5-39.0; Jim Schmutz, 4-5-34.4; LaVonne Sperline, 2-5-34.4; Harry Samuelson, 1-8-23.2.

CLASS C—Guy Tinder, 6-1-51.8; John Eggleston, 5-2-40.8; Richard Pistole, 5-2-39.4; Pap Cavaner, 3-4-35.4; Doyle Derrick, 3-4-35.3; Buzz Dickson, 3-4-24.3; Jerry Griggs, 2-5-25.7; James Hale, 1-6-30.8.

CLASS D —John Butler, 5-2-39.2; Paul Voelker, 4-3-38.3; Dale Shelinbarger, 4-3-34.1; Gene Newkirk, 4-3-31.0; Ken Hale, 4-3-30.7; Pete Rathman, 3-4-33.9; Gene Talley, 2-5-35.1; Ralph Monteil, 2-5-30.4.

CLASS E— Terry Talley, 6-1-31.7; Bill Chandler, 6-1-32.9; Bob Kinder, 5-2-31.8; Russ Rendell, 4-3-24.8; Tim Woodruff, 3-4-19.9; Mike McClaskey, 3-4-18.8; Bob Woodruff, 1-6-11.0; Frank McKay, 0-7-17.4.

JUNIOR CLASS — Joe McClaskey, 2-0-18.0; Jason Talley, 1-2-5.0; Brian Harkin, 0-2-5.0. WOMENS CLASS — Frances Cramer, 3-0-33.8; Rita Killgore, 2-1-25.3; Pat Prichard, 1-2-26.6; Mad-

eline Hale, 0-3-11.9.

DWIGHT, IL. OPEN WON BY CLIFF BAKER — SANC. 11-87-38 CLASS AA — Cliff Bakker, 7-0-78.8; Mike Knop, 5-2-60.5; Ray Phillips, 4-3-68.2; Hiram Nelson, 3-4-

60.8; Don Peters, 3-4-59.7; Jim Basinger, 3-4-55.1; Glen Bryant, 2-5-54.8; Dale Swank, 1-6-52.0. CLASS A — Harold Lange, 5-0-48.8; Grant Hintz, 3-2-51.6; Larry Knop, 3-2-54.4; El don Bryant, 3-2-

48.4; Tom Phillips, 2-3-44.0; Louis Geschwendtner, 0-5-40.4. CLASS B — Abe Austin, 5-0-45.6; Dan Pack, 4-1-42.0; Jerome Christensen, 3-2-36.8; Marty Schmitke,

2-3-38.8; Don West, 1-4-34.0; Bill Wollgast, 0-5-24.0. CLASS C — Jack Newberry, 4-0-28.0; Larry Thorson, 2-2-24.5; Larry Kleinert, 2-2-28.0; John Gesch-

wind, 1-3-23.5; Dale Miller, 1-3-23.0. CLASS D—Richard Knop, 4-0-26.0; Mike Huston, 2-2-26.0; Harold Stokes, 2-2-22.5; Billy Hughes, 1-3-

24.0; Claude Stephens, 1-3-28.0. CLASS E — AI Wells, 5-0-17.2; Rick Bower, 4-1-14.0; George Feddersen, 3-2-14.4; Ron Wolf, 2-3-12.4;

Walter Houck, 1-4-6.4; Del Wright, 0-5-3.6.

JOHN LEMOND WINS ART MOORE SPECIAL WABASH, IN. — SANC. 12-87-015

CLASS A — John Lemond, 6-1-69.6; Bonnie Seibold, 6-1-65.8; Mark Seibold, 5-2-70.8; Glen Hoppes, 4-3-60.2; Curley Seibold, 4-3-59.9; Clayton Bonham, Mi., 2-5-58.7; Darrell taulbee, 1-6-55.6; Ed Kowatch, 0-7-53.9.

CLASS B — RAINED OUT. CLASS C — Joe Holloway, 7-0-52.6; Gerald Cummings, 5-2-49.7; Ed Howdeshell, 4-3-47.7; Carl Staley,

3-4-48.8; Deb Taulbee, 3-4-9.2; Jim Shilling, 2-5-44.1; Pete Hobbs, 2-5-43.8; Junior Guthrie, 2-5-40.4. CLASS D SAT. — George Dickson, 7-0-47.1; Lowell Swick, 6-1-46.8; Ted Cox, 4-3-38.4; Pete Harris, 3-

4-40.9; Wink Weinberg, 3-4-39.8; Stan Loy, 2-5-38.9; Junior Guthrie, 2-5-36.2; Everett Bowyer, 1-6-28.9. CLASS D SUN. — Jim Griffith, 7-0-43.0; Bob Sharp, 6-1-37.4; Don bollock, 4-3-42.2; Archie Sexton, 3-4-

33.9; Don Herendeen, 3-4-33.0; Bill Kovets, 2-5-36.8; Ted Paver, 2-5-30.3; Jim Dunham, 1-6-25.9. CLASS E — (cut short by rain) Gordon Sams, 5-0-36.7; Beth Combs, 4-1-29.6; Clarence Sage, 4-1-

27.2; Mel Bussert, 2-3-30.9; Russ Sanson, 2-3-28.3; Virgil Jackson, 2-3-24.8; Gordon Mattox, 1-4-26.8; Hubert Buster, Forfeit.

CLASS F— Clifford Marsh, 6-1-36.0; Sonny Franks, 6-1-34.5; Dick Drudge, 6-1-32.0; Rob Card well, 3-4-28.9; Dick Sanders, 3-4-22.7; Bob Cunningham, 2-5-22.6; Karen Franks, 2-5-22.1; John Booth, 0-7-13.1.

CLASS G — Bob Prohaska, 7-0-35.0; Glen Donaldson, 6-1-29.9; Rex Kerr, 3-4-24.2; Larry Cain, 3-4-21.8; Ron Newell, 3-4-21.4; Curt Ramsey, 3-4-21.2; Bob Ranck, 2-5-16.3; Charles Hatt, 1-6-20.0.

CLASS H— Karen Franks, 5-0-30.3; Charles Card well, 4-1-23.8; John Sisco, 2-3-18.6; Curt Ramsey, 2-3-10.2; Bob Anderson, 1-4-14.2; Marvin Eller, Forfeit.


ANDERSON COPS MOORE MEMORIAL (IN.) SANC. 12-87-010 On June 6 and 7, 1987, the Ohio Valley Horseshoe Club of Hanover, Indiana, hosted its very first

sanctioned tournament.

CLASS A — Peck Anderson, 7-0-58.9; Eugene Peters, 5-2-46.5; David Tatman, 5-2-40.7; Uoyd Keller, 4-3-33.7; Tim Tatman, 3-4-42.3; Bob McBride, 3-4-36.9; Gene Osborne, 2-5-29.2; Jerry Bussey, 0-7-35.2.

CLASS B — Wayne Waggoner, 7-0-54.3; Bill Wicker, 6-1-55.0; George Dickson, 4-3-43.9; Gib Camp-bell, 4-3-41.4; Mose Spainhour, 3-4-42.8; Mike Brown, 2-5-35.9; Charles Batts, 2-5-34.0.

CLASS C— Virgil Roberts, 7-0-39.5; Wayne Linkemeyer, 6-1-38.6; Bob Sharp, 4-3-34.1; John Gillaspy, 4-3-33.7; Bob Gray, 3-4-26.7; Harold Tatman, 2-5-20.4; Paul Joslen, 1-6-21.8; Sam Huffman, 1-6-20.6.

CLASS D — Lonnie Howard, 7-0-33.1; Jerry Bussey, 6-1-42.1; Al Reynolds, 5-2-32.4; Bob Gray, 4-3-27.7; Leroy Solmon, 2-5-28.4; Vince Cavanaugh, 2-5-22.7; Bill Spears, 2-5-17.5.

CLASS E— Ralph Quillen, 6-1-30.3; Jon McBride, 5-2-19.4; Jimmy Adcock, 4-3-21.6; Fred Armentrout, 4-3-19.1; Margie Campbell, 3-4-25.3; Bruce Ferree, 3-4-16.9; Buford Dotson, 2-5-17.1; Dennis Cunning-ham, 1-6-17.8.

SUE SNYDER WINS AT OWENSVILLE, IN. — SANC. 12-87-009 CLASS A — Sue Snyder, 7-0-76.6; Karl VanSant, 6-1-78.6; Ron Powell, Ky., 5-2-69.8; Dale Henry, 4-3-

71.4; Peck Anderson, 2-5-59.2; Bill Ungetheim, 2-5-58.4; Dennis Ferree, 1-6-57.1; Steve Dunning, 1-6-52.4.

CLASS B — Randall Grady, Mo., 6-1-56.1; G.H. Palmer, 5-2-57.2; Ray Myers, 5-2-46.4; Doyle Maik-ranz, 4-3-52.1; Pat Kluesner, 3-4-47.1; Ed Weyer, 3-4-43.4; Harvey Washburn, Ks., 1-6-40.7; Jim McKnight, 1-6-35.7.

CLASS C — Alonzo Dart, 6-1-43.8; Delmar Redman, 5-2-39.9; Bob Henderson, 5-2-37.2; Glenn Cum-mins, 4-3-32.4; Charles Cook, 3-4-39.5; John Miller, 3-4-33.9; DHarvey Washburn, Ks., 2-5-30.5; Bob Washburn, Ks., 0-7-22.5.

CLASS C SUN—Leo Dellinger, 7-0-51.1; martha Chanley, 6-1-1.7; Jim Wilson, 4-3-40.9; Marlin Wells, 4-3-39.6; Bob Steimel, 3-4-36.5; Jim Lane, 2-5-38.6; Meril Anleitner, 2-5-31.1; Harold Whitmer, 0-7-26.2.

CLASS E — John Miller, 4-1-36.8; Charles Batts, 4-1-31.9; Dale Feruson, 3-2-37.1; Jerry Miller, 2-3-33.6; Chet Evans, 2-3-32.5; Ken Kerzan, 0-5-22.8.

CLASS F — Melvin Salmon, 5-1-32.6; Guy DeBord, 5-1-21.2; Ray Hunckler, 2-4-8.4; Daren Mays, Ks., 0-6-7.1.

JUNIOR CLASS A — Steve Ungetheim, 65.8. JUNIOR CLASS B — Georgia Henry, 34.9; Owen Salmon, 32.2. JUNIOR CLASS C — Steve Dunning, 21.4; Herb Piker, 19.3; Bill Sparacino, 3.0.

WAYNE McCLINTOCK MEMORIAL, ANDERSON, INDIANA SANCTION 12-87-012

Mark Seibold took first place in the Wayne McClintock Memorial held on June 6 and 7, 1987.

CLASS A — Mark Seibold, 7-0-70.9; Bonnie Seibold, 6-1-63.5; Jerry Mills, 4-3-57.3; John Shuck, 4-3-49.3; John LeMond, 3-4-58.8; Eugene Bussard, 2-5-52.9; Bill Wicker, 1-6-53.0; Curley Seibold, 1-6-49.1.

CLASSA B — Estel Billis, 5-2-49.0; Ed Clark, 4-3-51.0; Bill H att, 4-3-46.8; Bob Moit, 4-3-47.4; Dale Kirtley, 3-4-47.7; J.W. Cox, 3-4-47.4; Gerald Cummings, 3-4-42.4; John Gall, 2-5-44.6.

CLASS C —Joe Rein hart, 5-2-47.8; Betty Bronson, 5-2-44.0; Billy Flaugher, 5-2-43.5; Don Minich, 4-3-43.5; Don Newell, 4-3-39.3; Leonard Conner, 3-4-38.0; Joe Holloway, 2-5-38.6; Brian Conner, 0-7-29.7.

CLASS D — Candy Loy, 6-1-40.2; Chester Porter, 5-2-44.6; Stan Loy, 4-3-40.1; Alonzo Reddick, 4-3-27.3; Beth Combs, 3-4-36.2; Don Bollock, 3-4-35.1; Gene Loy, 2-5-30.8; Jackie Clayborn, 1-6-31.9.

CLASS E —Jim Dunham, 6-1-33.2; Junior Guthrie, 5-2-37.6; Ron Holliday, 5-2-31.3; Russ White, 4-3-34.5; Ron Coffey, 4-3-32.2; Everett Beason, 2-5-29.7; Dick Hostetler, 2-5-28.3; Air! Coffey, 0-7-24.4.

CLASS F — Sonny Franks, 6-1-34.8; Elmer Branson, 6-1-33.8; Jim Bailey, 5-2-29.9; Gary Brown, 4-3-30.6; Steve Gail, 2-5-28.3; Sylvester Hahn, 2-5-28.1; Bob Hill, 2-5-27.4; Bill McDaniel, 1-6-25.8.

CLASS G — Bob Cardwell, 7-0-29.0; Karen Frank, 5-2-24.2; Charles Cardwell, 5-2-20.7; Ron Newell, 4-3-17.9; Charles Hatt, 3-4-12.6; Randy Davis, 2-5-16.5; Tom Crago, 2-5-9.4; Larry LeFever, Forfeit.


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CLIFF BAKER W I N S AT CAYUGA, IN. — SANC. 12-87-011 CLASS A — Cliff Baker, II., 7-0-80.6 Dale Henry, 6-1-69.0; Karl VanSant, 4-3-76.1; Charles Webb, II., 4-

3-73.9; Don Peters, II., 4-3-64.4; Tari Powell, II., 2-5-66.3; Dennis Ferree, 1-6-50.4. CLASS B SAT. — Ray Myers, II., 6-1-47.5; Harry Groce, 6-1-45.6; Burl Taylor, 5-2-49.6; Harry Palmateer,

4-3-43.4; Harold Holle, 3-4-45.6; Bernard French, 2-5-39.2; Leo Bratland, II., 1-6-33.3; Tom Norman, 1-6-29.3.

CLASS B SUN. —Doyle Maikranz, 6-1-50.4; Martin Drummond, 5-2-46.2; Jim Wilson, II., 4-3-49.7; Steve Dunning, 4-3-46.3; Chet Burnett, 4-3-45.7; Martin Wells, 3-4-44.5; Jim Hyatt, 2-5-44.8; Ken Tally, 0-7-41.1.

CLASS C —Charles Cook, II., 7-0-45.8; Joe Morgan, 5-2-48.0; Bob Henderson, 5-2-41.9; El don Bryant, 4-3-45.8; Marvin Maxwell, 3-4-33.7; Jim Clark, 2-5-42.6; Jerry Miller, 2-5-34.0; Bob Steimel, 0-7-30.1.

CLASS D — Mel Booth, 9-0-34.7; Roy Franke, II., 7-2-29.9; Cathy Abbott, 7-2-27.8; Alois Clementz, II., 6-3-30.8; Clifford Marsh, 4-5-27.2; Gene Poyner, II., 4-5-22.2; Luther Chandler, 3-6-23.6; Bob Henry, 3-6-22.2; John Nelson, 2-7-18.1.

CLASS E — Hubert Buster, 7-0-37.1; Bob Prohaska, 5-2-30.5; Georgia Tally, 4-3-39.7; Bob Anderson, 4-3-26.3; Glen Donaldson, 4-3-21.6; Mike Drummond, 2-5-21.0; Mildred Hyatt, 2-5-15.9; Jim Utherland, 0-7-11.4.

CLASS F —Jeff Clem, II., 4-1-28.8; Guy DeBord, 4-1-21.6; Marvin Eller, 3-2-18.3; Jim Hackerd, 2-3-18.0; Francis Scowden, 2-3-14.2; Pat Scowden, 0-5-11.7.

JUNIORS — Steve Dunning, 21.5; Joe Goodrick, 22.0; Herb Piker, 19.7; Terry Schweitzer, 16.5; Shane Dillon, 9.3; Tim Schweitzer, 2.5.

TENN. S U M M E R C L A S S I C W O N BY W A R D — SANC. 23-87-007 CLASS A — D. Ward, 5-0-72.8; R. Norwood, 4-1-65.0; G. Whaley, 3-2-56.0; L. Wyatt, 2-3-47.5; D.

Stallings, 1-4-52.0; M. Bastian, 0-5-49.5. CLASS B—T. Price, 4-1-49.5; H. Irwin, 4-1-48.8; G. Lewis, 3-2-51.8; J. Shelton, 2-3-45.7; W. Grant, 1-4-

38.7; J. Conner, 1-4-38.6. CLASS C — D. Caylor, 4-1-45.2; Jr. Hair, 4-1-42.3; C. Green, 3-2-47.3; R. Ward, 2-3-45.6; R. Uvingston,

2-3-40.7; D. Self, 0-5-37.0. CLASS D — N. Nave, 5-0-36.3; M. Cooper, 4-1-35.7; R. Toler, 3-2-27.3; S. Cornette, 2-3-25.4; T.

Harmon, 1-4-24.3; W. Farley, 0-5-18.4. CLASS E—C. Coward, 4-1-29.9; J. Nygard, 4-1-25.8; J. Ware, 3-2-25.3; J. Sunderland, 2-3-22.2; A.

Gilliam, 1-4-18.8; J. Lewis, 1-4-18.5. CLASS F—F. Gaw, 2-1-31.5; C. Cutshaw, 2-1-25.6; J. Davis, 2-1-18.7; Dana Ward, 0-3-15.6. CLASS G — D. Seibers, 3-1-29.6; T. Williams, 2-2-19.1; B. Ward, 1-3-18.8.


CLIFF BAKER WINS AT MIDWEST RINGER ROUNDUP LAFAYETTE, IN. — SANC. 12-87-013

CLASS A — Cliff Baker, II., 9-0-77.9; Clarence Bellman, 7-2-72.1; Ron Powell, Ky., 6-3-68.4; Ed Kowatch, 5-4-59.6; Leroy Rowe, 4-5-63.0; Don Peters, II., 4-5-62.2; Tari Powell, II., 4-5-61.6; Jerry Mills, 3-6-61.7; Mike Blankenship, 2-7-58.3; John Shuck, 1-8-49.1.

CLASS B SAT. — Bob Sheppard, 6-1-59.5; G. H. Palmer, 6-1-58.0; (playoff); Bill Wicker, 4-3-54.8; Fred Brown, Ohio, 3-4-47.1; Walter House, 3-4-45.7; Bill Hatt, 2-5-43.9; Patt Kluesner, 2-5-43.5; Bob Moit, 2-5-39.1.

CLASS B SUN. — Eugene Bussard, 5-2-56.9; Don Newell, 4-3-52.1; Toby Young, 4-3-49.1; Claude Estelle, 4-3-46.9; Wayne Hege, 4-3-46.4; Loyd Clerget, 4-3-46.0; Gerald Cummings, 2-5-43.6; Harold Hollie, 1-6-41.3.

CLASS C —Billy Flaugher, 5-2-49.1; Joe Rinehart, 5-2-47.3; Bob Dwigans, 4-3-46.4; Jim Shilling, 4-3-45.5; Ed Howdeshell, 4-3-43.8; Ed Clark, 3-4-42.9; Earl Richardson, 2-5-35.7; Marv Hollis, 1-6-36.3.

CLASS D — Don Spray, 6-1-41.0; Don Minich, 5-2-51.2; Leonard Conner, 4-3-46.6; Dan Wiggins, 4-3-41.5; Martin Drummond, 3-4-46.3; Eldon Bryant, 3-4-42.1; Junior Gurthrie, 2-5-35.8; Ken Tally, 1-6-33.7.

CLASS E— Troy King ma, 6-1-45.3; Betty Branson,5-2-46.9; George Dickson, 5-2-46.2; Byron Jervis, 4-3-46.0; Wayne Draper, 3-4-47.1; Bob McBride, 3-4-40.6; Meredith Pattee, 2-5-42.0; Farris Roark, 0-7-34.3.

CLASS F — Jim Clark, 5-2-36.2; Jim Griffith, 5-2-37.7; Everett Bowyer, 5-2-35.3; Jeff Bowyer, 3-4-33.4; Glenn O'Neal, 3-4-33.0; Jeff Young, 3-4-32.4; Glenda Wiggins, 2-5-29.3; Rick Fields, 2-5-28.8.

CLASS G — Bob Hoover, 6-1-42.2; Junior Guthrie, 4-3-41.51; Don Draper, 4-3-38.3; Jim Turpin, 3-4-37.2; Bill Welch, 3-4-36.0; Ed Pearson, 3-4-34.0; Ron Holliday, 3-4-32.4; Stan Holderly, 2-5-33.2.

CLASS H—Dale Miller, 7-0-37.7; Cathy Abbott, 6-1-36.8; Grant Davis, 5-2-34.1; Jeff Clem, II., 3-4-33.8; Luther Chandler, 2-5-30.3; Dick Hostetler, 2-5-29.2; Jamie Conner, 2-5-23.5; Glen Donaldson, 1-6-19.2.

CLASS I—Barry Young, 7-0-38.4; Elmer Branson, 6-1-31.8; Gordon Mattox, 4-3-29.5; Sylvester Hahn, 3-4-29.7; Bob Cunningham, 3-4-25.5; Virgil Jackson, 2-5-27.8; Charles Hatt, 2-5-24.9; Clifford Marsh, 1-6-26.1.

CLASS J —Kyle King ma, 7-0-39.3; Georgia Tally, 5-2-28.6; Bob Prohaska, 5-2-28.5; Charles Cardwell, 5-2-22.3; Brian Conner, 3-4-18.5; Mike Drummond, 2-5-20.2; Terry Kline, 1-6-13.4; Willis Slaughterbeck, 0-7-13.2.

CLASS K — John McBride, 6-1-25.0; lleta Davis, 6-1-29.7; (playoff); Scott Johnson, 5-2-31.4; Fred Armentrout, 3-4-18.5; Cleo Wilson, 3-4-16.9; Bob Anderson, 2-5-16.8; John Booth, 2-5-16.1; Ron Abbott, 1-6-14.1.

CLASS L — Rob Cardwell, 6-1-27.5; Ron Newell, 6-1-22.6; (playoff); Doc Zarse, 5-2-22.5; Pat Scow-den, 4-3-18.7; Francis Scowden, 4-3-17.7; Ed Sayler, 2-5-6.4; Joe Trobaugh, 1-6-9.7.

CLASS M — Jim Hackerd, 4-1-17.6; Larry Cain, 4-1-22.3; Curt Ramsey, 3-2-20.8; Gene Robinson 3-2-15.4; Steve Zarse, 1-4-10.7; Mike Sargent, 0-5-11.1.

JUNIORS — Joe Good rick, 26.0; Terry Schweitzer, 12.4; Michael Griffith, 10.4; Jennifer Griffith, 15.6; Shane Dillon, 11.6; Tim Schweitzer, 5.2.

LEGGETT TOP MAN IN ANNUAL PORTLAND, ORE. ROSE FESTIVAL OPEN — JUNE 13-14 — SAN. 4-87-010

CLASS A — Ridge Leggett, 4-1-71.4; Ben Wiedrich, 3-2-75.8; Lowell Davis, 3-2-72.6; Barry Chapelle, 3-2-66.6; Bob West, 2-3-67.9; Bill Graham, 8-5-52.9.

CLASS B — Pete Zumaran, 5-1-56.1; Bob Johnson, 4-2-51.4; Len Christensen, 4-2-51.6; Ron Fergu-son, 3-3-50.9; Buck Davis, 3-3-47.4; Art Lund, 1-5-44.2; Lee Wallace, 1-5-59.4.

CLASS C —Jenny Cassanova, 5-1-43.6; Larry Flanary, 4-2-42.9; Mo McNally, 3-3-46.7; Roger Chris-tianson, 3-3-43.2; Tom Tucker, 3-3-38.0; Dave Gutcher, 2-4-37.2; Marvin Tatchio, 1-5-35.7.

CLASS D — Don Ferguson, 5-1-47.1; George Kaufer, 4-2-39.5; Everett Clark, 4-2-44.0; Betty Tatchio, 3-3-39.1; Bob Sletten, 3-3-36.7; Willard Hufschmid, 2-4-35.1; Denny Samples, 0-6-29.4.

CLASS E—Esthel Benner, 7-0-49.3; Lauren Hill, 5-2-38.1; Uoyd Kilgore, 5-2-39.2; Ray Meyer, 4-3-35.8; Jack Salter, 3-4-35.8; Dave Sturdevant, 2-5-35.4; Carolyn Ferguson, 2-5-35.3; Don Fagerness, 0-7-24.2.

CLASS F—Bob Wilkins, 6-1-35.3; Nick Santangelo, 5-2-32.5; Jim Kosterman, 5-2-31.6; Uoyd Likens, 4-3-35.1; Jack Stryker, 3-4-30.5; Dewey Duewiger, 3-4-27.1; Art Taylor, 2-5-28.7; Chuck Ball, Forfeit.

CLASS G — Grace Wenger, 7-0-31.8; Ben Goodling, 6-1-32.5; Ed Pritchard, 5-2-35.1; Chuck Wenger, 4-3-30.6; Irene Wiedrich, 2-5-31.5; Dick Helm, 2-5-29.5; Jerry Coleman, 1-6-19.1; Elmer Otnes, 1-6-14.9.

CLASS H — Doug Spillum, 5-1-22.3; Orvis Langland, 4-2-22.2; Glenn Johnson, 3-2-22.6; Howard Barnes, 3-2-17.0; Bill Fisk, 1-4-15.1; Frank Dvorshak, 0-5-3.3.


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WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENT ACTION SEATTLE MEMORIAL - SEATTLE, WA. — MAY 23 — SANCTION 4-87-027 - CLASS A — Art Sperber,

7-0-69.4; Leo Rollick, 6-1-58.7; Ken Elvig, 4-3-55.6; Margaret Byfield, 3-4-53.0; Don Dixon, 3-4-51.9; Bob Hughes, 3-4-45.2; Brad Pederson, 1-6-47.0; Bob Hoerner, 1-6-45.7.

CLASS B — Oliver Hartzell, 6-2-48.3; Dan Leary, 5-3-44.0; Ray Sexton, 4-3-42.1; Paul Williams, 4-3-40.1; Bob Pederson, 3-4-45.5; Mike Thorniley, 3-4-43.7; Jack Bush, 2-5-41.3; Walt Weik, 2-5-40.4.

CLASS C — Ray Simmonds, 6-1-49.6; Barney Heller, 5-2-46.6; Les Ungel, 4-3-38.5; George Richards, 3-4-38.9; Charlie Tank, 3-4-35.8; George Fagala, 3-4-35.3; Len Huson, 2-5-37.5; Earl Kuper, 2-5-32.8.

CLASS D — Art Hart, 6-1-41.3; Orlean Clinton, 5-2-39.7; Cecil Channing, 4-3-38.5; John Byfield, 4-3-37.5; Hal Landry, 3-4-35.1; Don Naas, 3-4-34.5; Mike Ordos, 2-5-32.1; Sig Pederson, 2-5-28.0.

CLASS E — Larry Lowitz, 5-1-35.8; George Rachel, 4-2-28.3; Jack Salter, 3-2-32.2; John Kronholm, 2-3-30.3; Mac Huson, 2-3-30.2; James Sekata, 0-5-27.4.

CLASS F—Del Crandall, Vancouver, 7-0-32.5; Stanley Garrett, 6-2-38.3; Rick Rebman, Or., 4-3-34.2; Lyle Meuret, 4-3-33.3; Carl Wallin, 3-4-33.3; Mike Miller, 3-3-26.6; Howard Oberton, 1-6-26.2; George Rachel, 1-6-24.7.

CLASS G — Gene Kopta, Or., 5-1-33.7; Dave Barnes, 5-2-31.7; Bruce Tucker, 4-2-29.2; Ron Colgrove, 2-3-28.6; Wendell Roberts, 1-4-19.9; Jo Jensen, 0-5-19.0.

CLASS H — Virgil Brayette, 6-1-23.5; Jack Mullen, 5-2-24.0; Jim Hackett, 4-2-21.8; Larry Covey, 3-3-20.7; Darwin Platz, 3-3-15.2; David AviIa, Yakima, 1-5-12.9; George De La Mater, 0-6-2.9.

JUNIOR BOYS — Jason Knauft, 6-0-30.6; Fred Hardt, 4-2-15.4; Scott Wohl, 2-4-13.2; Ronnie Colgrove, 0-6-2.1.

MONASMITH OPEN — YAKIMA, WA. — MAY 30 — SANCTION 4-87-028 — CLASS A — Henry Knauft, 6-1-73.4; Art Sperber, 5-2-57.0; Vern Miller, 4-3-59.9; Arnie Coleman, 4-3-51.7; Phil Lice, 3-4-50.5; Dean Curry, Id., 2-5-53.7; Don Ferguson, Vancouver, 2-5-47.0; Oliver Hartzell, 2-5-45.6.

WOMENS CLASS — Rosalie Tucker, 5-1-40.3; Carolyn Ferguson, Vancouver, 4-2-36.0; Nancy Wohl, 2-4-16.0; Alice Rehard, 1-5-22.2.

CLASS B-Mike Thorniley, 5-1-43.6; Howard Abbott, Or., 4-2-44.0; Wally Rehard, 3-3-48.7; Jack Bush, 3-3-41.4; Roger Christianson, Or., 3-3-40.9; Mo McNally, 2-4-38.0; Ray Sexton, 1-5-43.8.

CLASS C—Skip Schilperoort, 7-1-45.3; Les Lingel, 6-2-40.5; Bob Hughes, 5-2-47.8; Barney Heller, 3-4-35.3; Alton Nelson, 3-4-29.6; Harold Lemons, 2-5-33.0; John Hilberg, 2-5-32.0; Earl Kuper, 1-6-25.6.

CLASS D — Sam Wingfield, 5-1-38.0; Art Hart, 4-2-34.3; Don Dean, 4-2-34.0; Ed Lovejoy, Or., 3-3-30.8; Vey Allen, 3-3-30.6; Larry Lowitz, 2-4-29.5; A.J. Eichhorn, 0-6-26.7.

CLASS E — Verl Webb, 5-1-35.2; Arnold Lunnum, 4-2-42.8; Pat Patterson, 4-2-34.1; Ken Kuper, 3-3-28.9; Cyril Kitchen, 2-4-28.8; James Sekata, 2-4-28.5; Cleve Woods, 1-5-24.2.

CLASS F— Pat Patterson, 5-1-35.6; Bill VanEgdom, 4-2-33.2; Ken Kuper, 3-2-33.4; Howard Oberton, 2-3-29.4; Mike Miller, 2-3-28.4; Lyle Meuret, 0-5-25.7.

CLASSA G — Blaine Visser, 7-1-27.4; Cyril Kitchen, 6-2-32.8; Wendell Roberts, 5-2-26.1; Dave Barnes, 4-3-20.0; Jim Gau, 4-3-18.1; James Quist, 2-5-19.6; Mel Angvik, 1-6-13.5; John Vandenberg, 0-7-5.4.

WIEDRICH FRONT RUNNER IN 11TH ANNUAL OREGON MONEY TOURN. — HERMISTON, ORE. — JUNE 27-28 — sane. 4-87-013

For the 11th straight year, Rick Rebman hosted a very successful Oregon Open Money Tournament, with $5000 in prize money. There were 111 pitchers fromOregon, Washington, Idaho, Califorrnia and Montana.

CLASS A — Ben Wiedrich, 14-0-78.1; Dean Curry, Id., 9-5-70.7; Henry Knauft, Wa., 7-7-69.3; Barry Chappelle, 7-7-66.6; Ridge Leggett, 6-8-68.4; Lowell Davis, 5-9-65.5; Art Sperber, Wa., 4-10-65.4; Dave Loucks, Ca., 4-10-60.9.

CLASS B — Vern Miller, Wa., 9-3-56.6; Wally Rehard, Wa., 8-4-58.1; Phil Hendry, 7-4-56.3; Ron Ferguson, Wa., 6-5-52.9; Lee Wallace, 6 -5-52.8; Bob Thackery, Id., 6-5-51.0; Len Christensen, 6-5-48.8; Eddie Garcia, Ca., 6-5-47.8; Bob Hughes, Wa., 5-6-46.8; Hank Tencate, Id., 3-8-41.5; Bob Hoerner, Wa., 3-8-41.3; Ray Sexton, Wa., 2-9-42.2.

CLASS C — Mel Page, Wa., 6-1-47.9; Larry Flanary, 5-2-41.2; Don Ferguson, Wa., 4-2-45.2; Mo McNally, 3-3-44.4; Howard Abbott, 2-4-43.0; Walt Weik, Wa., 2-4-41.9; Art Lund, 0-6-27.5.

CLASS D — Dennis Birkhoim, Wa., 6-1-51.9; Frank Woods, Wa., 5-2-46.1; Dayton Martindale, Wa., 5-2-44.6; Everett Clark, 4-3-44.9; Norm Watson, Id., 3-4-46.5; Esthel Benner, 2-5-42.2; Roger Christianson, 2-5-42.1; John Henson, Wa., 1-6-37.6.

CLASS E — Tony Apodaca, Id., 7-1-41.7; Ray Looper, Wa., 6-2-41.4; Skip Schilperoort, Wa., 5-2-42.4; Lee Payton, Id., 3-4-40.3; Willard Hufschmid, 3-4-38.9; Marvin Tatchio, 3-4-37.2; Mel Shuss, Wa., 2-5-35.5; John Hilberg, Wa., 0-7-22.8.


OREGON — (Continued) CLASS F— Dale Wood, 6-1-38.6; Nick Piva, Id., 5-2-34.9; Floyd Flemmer, 4-2-34.1; Verl Webb, Wa., 3-

3-37.7; Floyd Gray, 3-3-31.5; Ken Leatherman, 1-5-30.3; John Byfield, Wa., 0-6-31.0. CLASS G — Gary Kollman, Id., 7-0-44.2; Jack Salter, 5-2-33.4; Sam Wingfield, Wa., 4-3-33.8; Olon

Crandall, Id., 3-4-34.5; Don Fagerness, Wa., 3-4-33.6; Cyril Kitchen, Wa., 3-4-28.3; Jim Kosterman, Wa., 2-5-29.9; Lauren Hill, 1-6-29.9.

CLASS H — Don Nass, Wa., 6-0-36.5; Gene Kopta, 4-2-32.2; Larry Lowitz, Wa., 3-3-29.3; Vey Allen, Wa., 3-3-27.1; A.J. Eichhorn, Wa., 2-4-28.1; Bob Winn, 2-4-27.3; Marvin Falk, ML, 1-5-30.5.

CLASS I—Uoyd Ukens, 6-1-42.8; Ed Lunceford, Id., 5-2-32.3; Jack Beebe, Id., 3-3-31.6; Bob Reb-man, 3-3-29.6; Bruce Tucker, Wa., 2-4-27.9; Bob Fisher, 2-4-25.0; Wayne Maag, 1-5-22.0 CLASS J—Glen Stutzman, Id., 6-1-34.4; Cleve woods, Wa., 5-2-31.3; Bill Hendricks, Wa., 4-3-26.7; Jack Stryker, 4-3-24.9; Wendell Roberts, Wa., 3-4-25.6; Vern Wanless, 2-5-22.0; Ted Bostwick, Wa., 2-5-19.4; Stan Kirtland, Id., 2-5-17.6.

CLASS K— Ben Goodlding, 6-1-28.1; Virgil Brayette, Wa., 5-2-25.6; Lester Agee, Id., 5-2-25.0; Mick O'Dell, Wa., 4-3-28.4; Chuck Wenger, 4-3-25.9; Gene Mitchell, 3-4-23.2; George McLeod, 1-6-17.6; Glen Johnson, Wa., 0-7-13.5.

CLASS L — Rob Hendry, 6-2-31.9; Lyle Cherry, 5-3-22.0; Larry Covey, Richard, 4-3-25.9; Darwin Plapz, Wa., 4-3-21.2; Joe Jensen, Othello, 4-3-18.9; Ross Watson, Wa., 4-3-14.6; Mel Dearborn, 2-5-17.5; Tim McEnany, Id., 0-7-16.6.

WOMEN A — Fran Cooper, 6-1-53.3; Marge McLeod, 5-2-50.8; Unda Martin, Id., 4-2-51.6; Margaret Byfield, Wa., 3-3-56.4; Willa Lunceford, Id., 3-3-48.4; Hannah Foley, Wa., 1-5-47.0; Rosalie Tucker, Wa., 0-6-40.9.

WOMEN B — Helen Payton, Id., 6-1-42.2; Betty Tatchio, 4-3-40.9; Alice Rehard, Wa., 4-3-39.4; Helen Watson, Wa., 4-3-39.3; Alice Garcia, Ca., 3-4-37.8; Connie Dearborn, 3-4-36.4; Sigrid Jones, 2-5-33.5; Shirley Watson, Id., 2-5-32.2.

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BEN WIEDRICH EASY WINNER IN ANNUAL LEBANON, OREGON STRAWBERRY OPEN — JUNE 6-7 — SANC. 4-87-009

CLASS A-1 — Ben Wiedrich, 8-0-77.4; Barry Chapelle, 6-2-62.1; Lowell Davis, 5-3-68.2; Bob West, 5-3-70.3; Ridge Leggett, 4-4-67.6.

CLASS A-2 — Jim Burke, 3-5-59.8; Bill Graham, 2-6-57.5; Pete Zumaran, 2-6-53.9; Bob Johnson, 1-7-53.4.

CLASS B — Phil Hendry, 7-1-63.9; Marge McLeod, 6-2-49.1; Ron Ferguson, 5-3-48.9; Buck Davis, 4-4-50.6; Lee Wallace, 4-4-49.7; Charles Wendling, 4-4-45.9; Larry Flanary, 3-5-46.6; Len Christensen, 2-6-40.8; Art Lund, 1-7-34.6.

CLASS C —Everett Clark, 5-1-44.6; Donna Graham, 4-2-47.6; Jim westensee, 4-2-36.1; Marvin Tatchio, 3-3-43.4; Tom Tucker, 3-3-34.5; Dave Gutcher, 2-4-40.2; R.E. Click, 0-6-26.2.

CLASS D —Don Ferguson, 6-0-42.7; Du Wayne Wiedrich, 4-2-43.2; Nat dark, 4-2-44.4; Betty Tatchio, 2-4-35.3; Jerry Wolfe, 2-4-29.5; Jim Williams, 2-4-28.2; Floyd Flemmer, 1-5-23.4.

CLASS E— Gilbert Morgan, 4-1-39.2; Floyd Gray, 3-2-39.1; Esthel Benner, 3-2-40.1; Don Fagerness, 3-2-31.9; O.D. McMillan, 2-3-33.5; Ken Leatherman, 0-5-25.4.

CLASS F — Uoyd Kilgore, 5-2-35.6; Art Norlin, 4-3-33.6; Art Taylor, 4-3-32.5; Vic Hyder, 4-3-33.1; Bill Dolan, 3-4-31.1; Carolyn Ferguson, 3-4-29.1; Mick Mathers, 3-4-28.6; Tom McAdam, 2-5-29.2.

CLASS G — Dave Sturdevant, 5-0-38.7; Al Holland, 4-1-27.9; Wayne Maag, 3-2-25.6; Bob Beesley, 2-3-24.1; Alta Maag, 1-4-30.9; Bill Stoner, 0-5-24.2.

CLASS H —Jack Stryker, 6-2-27.5; Bob Fisher, 4-3-31.4; Marvin Berg, 4-3-31.6; Dale Durfur, 3-3-32.0; Connie Dearborn, 2-4-31.5; Irene Wiedrich, 2-4-28.2; Vern Wanless, 2-4-27.1.

CLASS I—Lee Wagner, 6-0-28.3; Dick Helm, 4-2-26.9; Bill Luehring, 4-2-26.6; Robert Wendling, 3-3-16.5; George McLeod, 2-4-15.4; Joe Grube, 1-5-14.7; Larry Aamot, 1-5-13.4.

CLASS J — Ray Podojil, 6-0-20.5; Mel Dearborn, 5-1-22.5; Rob Bishop, 4-2-18.4; Elmer Otnes, 2-4-14.5; Annie Westensee, 2-4-10.3; Frank Dvorshak, 2-4-5.7; Bill Fisk, 0-6-8.3.

KNAUFT OF WASHINGTON COPS LEWISTON OPEN TITLE LEWISTON, IDAHO — JUNE 20 — SANC. 4-87-039

CLASS A — Henry Knauft, Wa., 7-0-65.9; Dean Curry, Id.d, 5-2-56.8; Wally Rehard, Wa., 4-3-50.3; Mo McNalley, Wa., 4-3-45.9; Ruth Welsch, Wa., 3-4-40.1; George Sala, Wa., 2-5-46.7; Ken Riersgard, 2-5-44.7; Mel Page, Wa., 1-6-41.6.

CLASS B — Helen Watson, Wa., 6-1-39.7; Ruth Falk, ML, 4-3-42.9; Dale Wood, Or., 4-3-41.9; Kraig Allen, 4-3-38.1; Ed Welsch, Wa., 4-3-37.2; Todd Schorewald, 2-5-29.2; Jason Knauft, Wa., 2-5-27.3; Ed Lovejoy, Or., 2-5-26.7.

CLASS C—Alice Rehard, Wa., 7-1-33.4; Bob Jackson, 6-2-32.4; Mike Jahner, Mt., 5-2-36.2; Jess Lyda, 3-4-26.7; Marvin Falk, Mt., 3-4-24.5; Myron Buchert, 3-4-20.6; Virgil Brayette, Wa., 2-5-18.1; Larry Covey, Wa., 0-7-17.8.

CLASS D — Don Allen, 5-1-19.0; Morris Maratin, Wa., 4-2-18.0; Ross Watson, Wa., 4-2-17.4; Darwin Platz, Wa., 3-3-18.0; JoAnn Allen, 3-3-13.8; Tim McEnany, 2-4-15.0; Rick Malcolm, 0-6-3.1.

KOOTENAI CITY OPEN WON BY LES MONTANEY OF WASH. COEUR d'ALENE, IDAHO — JUNE 21 — SANC. 4-87-040

CLASS A — Les Montaney, Wa., 7-1-54.2; Wally Rehard, Wa., 6-2-63.4; Dean Curry, 5-2-59.8; George Sala, Wa., 4-03-50.3; Norm Watson, 4-3-46.1; Ken Kohler, Wa., 2-5-40.7; Wayne Scriben, 1-6-45.6; Mo McNalley, Wa., 0-7-43.1.

CLASS B — Don Shove, 7-1-35.4; Bob Stone, Wa., 6-2-38.3; Jake Campbell, 403039.6; Bob Jackson, 4-3-34.0; Mickey O'Dell, Wa., 3-4-27.0; Warren Burke, 2-5-34.7; Jerry Grunerud, Wa., 2-5-26.8; Earl Kettleson, Wa., 1-6-28.8.

CLASS C — Todd Schoenwald, 7-1-34.4; Mike Jahner, Mt., 6-2-36.0; Vern Sauter, Wa., 3-2-31.1; Virgil Brayette, Wa., 4-3-23.6; FJack Bennett, Wa., 3-4-26.1; Otto Brennecke, 3-4-24.1; Sonny Abad, 2-5-15.4; Larry Covey, Wa., 0-7-16.2.

CLASS D — Ted Ogilvie, Wa., 6-0-17.8; Lester Cathey, 4-2-18.3; Morris Martin, Wa., 4-2-17.0; Tim McEnany, 2-4-16.0; Wayne Abad, 2-4-12.3; Mike Becker, Wa., 2-4-11.9; Kevin Watson, 1-5-13.8.


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CLASS A SATURDAY—Joe Wilkerson, 4-1-39.5; Tom McQueen, 3-2-42.0; Dorothy Yeager, 3-2-35.6; Bert Gehrt, 3-2-34.4; Bob Morris, 2-3-36.2; Glen Riley, Forfeit.

CLASS B — Ivan Davis, 5-0-38.2; Les McConnohie, 4-11-32.3; Alan Steele, 3-2-34.4; George Jeff, 2-3-31.9; Ray Hailey, 1-4-19.6; Betty McQueen, 0-5-21.2.

CLASS C — Becky Manuelito, 5-0-29.2; Alan Winkles, 3-2-17.6; Harris Rig gins, Sr., 3-2-16.0; Steve McQueen, 2-3-13.6; Sandy Hernandez, 1-4-15.6; Mike Story, 1-4-14.0.

CLASS D — Daniel Jeff, 4-1-21.0; Jolene Gustie, 4-1-21.0; Steve Oglesby, 3-2-18.5; Steve Johnston, 2-3-19.0; Vicky Oglesby, 2-3-13.5.

CLASS E — Ray Jordan, 5-0-18.5; Jim Bolenbaugh, 4-1-15.0; Wilma LaFrombois, 3-2-14.0; Greg Davenp9rot, 2-3-11.0; Bob Moss, 1-4-6.5; Cyril Worth, 0-5-3.5.

CLASS F— Floyd Baird, 4-0-20.0; Steve Gehrt, 3-1-7.5; Carrie Jordan, 2-2-2.0; Jeff Yeager, 1-3-2.0. CLASS A SUNDAY— Tom McQueen, 5-0-47.5; Bob Morris, 3-2-41.3; Ivan Davis, 3-2-37.5; Joe Wilker-

son, 2-3-36.8; Dorothy Yeager, 2-3-34.3; Bert Gehrt, 0-5-26.6. CLASS B —Becky Manuelito, 5-1-37.1; Les Mcconnohie, 4-2-31.5; Alan Steele, 3-2-29.6; George Jeff,

3-2-28.0; Betty McQueen, 1-4-22.0; Jolene Gustie, 0-5-14.2. CLASS C — Alan Winkles, 5-0-29.0; Steve Oglesby, 3-2-21.5; Daniel Jeff, 3-2-19.0; Ray Jordan, 3-2-

17.5; Steve Johnson, 1-4-16.0. CLASS D —Harris Riggins, Sr., 5-1-15.8; Sandy Hernandez, 4-2-17.5; Ray Hailey, 4-2-16.6; Mike Story,

3-3-16.6; Jim Bolenbaugh, 3-3-12.5; Chuck Brennan, 2-4-10.8; Wilma LaFrombois, 0-6-2.9. CLASS E — Vicky Oglesby, 4-1-8.2; Steve McQueen, 3-2-9.4; Greg Davenport, 3-2-8.7; Cyril Worth, 3-

2-3.7; Bob Moss, 2-3-7.5. CLASS F — Jeff Yeager, 3-1-4.2; Carrie Jordan, 2-2-2.5; Tom Perry, 1-3-1.6.


SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION ACTIVITY JONAS SNYDER OPEN — SAN DIEGO — MAY 30 — SANCTION 25-87-045 — GROUP 1 — Steve Wyrill,

6-1-53.0; Joe Gamble, 5-2-53.6; Bub Hudson, 4-2-55.1; Stan Griggs, Missouri, 2-4-50.0; Glenn Riffle, 2-4-46.3; Dave Koch, 2-4-42.1; Bruce Webb, 1-5-45.1.

GROUP B - Chuck Tucker, 6-0-52.7; Bill Jarvis, 5-1-49.0; Frank O'Brien, 3-3-39.4; Bill Ponder, 3-3-36.0; Byron WUhoite, 2-4-23.7; Carolyn Webb, 1-5-31.1; Robert McDonald, Florida, 1-5-29.3.

GROUP C —Tom Jacobson, 5-1-40.5; Sid Lawson, 4-2-43.0; Bob Slaker, 4-2-41.7; Tom Tiedman, 4-2-36.5; Paul Bellah, 3-3-37.8; Oscar onzales, 1-5-34.4; Don McClafferty, 0-6-23.7.

GROUP D — Everett Seaman, 6-0-39.0; Paul Gardner, 5-1-18.3; Larry Ford, 3-3-26.0; Jack Butler, 3-3-20.0; Sue Tinney, 2-4-19.3; Jerry Jackson, 2-4-14.0; Ralph Alvine, 0-6-14.3.

HENRY HARPER OPEN — SAN DIEGO — MAY 31 — SANCTION 25-87-046 — GROUP 1 — Bob Hudson, 6-1-56.8; Tad Besemer, 5-2-54.7; Joe Gamble, 4-2-53.2; Stan Dobson, 3-3-48.6; Stan Griggs, 2-4-47.7; Dave Koch, 1-5-44.3; Chuck Tucker, 1-5-45.4.

GROUP B — Bill Jarvis, 6-0-44.8; Frank O'Brien, 4-2-43.6; Robert McDonald, 3-3-42.6; Don Beasley, 3-3-38.1; Bill Ponder, 2-4-32.0; Carolyn Webb, 2-4-31.9; Byron WUhoite, 1-5-28.9.

GROUP C — Johnnie Ball, 6-1-42.3; Les Stewart, 5-2-39.0; Tom Tiedman, 4-3-41.1; Bob Slaker, 4-3-39.8; Bob Wells, 4-3-37.4; Paul Bellah, 3-3-36.0; Ed Agner, 1-6-22.6; Oscar Gonzales, 0-7-27.1.

GROUP D — Everett Seaman, 6-0-43.7; Pete Trejo, 5-1-33.0; Larry Ford, 4-2-31.3; Ernie Hayes, 3-3-22.0; Jack Butler, 2-4-25.3; Russ McFarland, 1-5-23.3; Ralph Alvine, 0-6-13.3.

SAN BERNARDINO OPEN — SAN BERDU — JUNE 7 — SANC. 25-87-048 — GROUP 1 — George Whittemore, 6-1-56.1; Dean Zollinger, 5-2-57.1; Lupe Henry, 5-2-53.5; Ben Logg, 4-3-63.2; Fred Briand, 2-5-45.7; Ken Lamb, 2-5-46.4; Les Burroughs, 2-5-45.0; Art Nugent, 2-5-42.1.

GROUP 2 — Sam King, 6-1-38.4; Gerry Kloepfer, 5-2-38.6; Tom Jacobson, 5-2-37.0; Dave Rodrigues, 4-3-35.7; Doc Hildebrand, 3-4-33.6; John Shaver, 3-4-27.5; Don Weaver, 2-5-29.3; Tony Ramirez, 0-7-22.9.

GROUP 3 —Joe Holder, 7-0-33.2; Richard Painter, 6-1-36.1; Roy Henry, 5-2-34.6; Smokey Anderson, 4-3-34.3; Hal Finnern, 2-5-24.3; Tom Lawyer, 2-5-20.4; Fred Craven, 2-5-20.4; George Farrell, 0-7-20.7.

GROUP 4 — Loretta Chaney, 7-1-18.7; Ralph Krueger, 6-2-17.7; George Barker, 5-2-20.0; John Chap-pie, 4-3-9.6; Don McClafferty, 3-4-21.1; Charlie Tatum, 3-4-19.6; Tom Nation, 1-6-12.1; Bud Billings, 0-7-4.6.

HAIGH DAY DOUBLES — SAN BERDU-JUNE 7—SANC. 25-87-047 — Ron Kecskes - Earl Hog an, 5-2; Doc Hildebrand - George Barker, 5-2; George Whittemore - Loretta Chaney, 5-2; Dave Rodrigues -Smokey Anderson, 4-3; Mike Fill-Lee Haag, 3-4; Regis Dunlap - Harold Redding, 3-4; Charlie Everhart-Wilbur Gochanour — 3-4; Don Weaver - Pete Cathalinat, 0-7.

PAUL VAN DeVEERE MEMORIAL OPEN — W/J — TURLOCK — MAY 30 — SANC. 26-87-34 — GROUP A-1 — Don Titcomb, 9-0-72.5; Jeff Williams, 8-1-72.7; Walter Ray Williams, Jr., 7-2-85.2; Ed Floyd, 5-4-59.7; Walt Robinson, 3-6-59.7; Emmett Schroeder, 3-6-58.8; Chuck Seal, 3-6-55.8; Fred Lavett, 3-6-55.0; Mel Roberts, 2-7-54.4; Verdan Zelmar, 2-7-50.5.

GROUP A-2 — Jack Sorg, 9-0-50.0; Joe Zoglman, 7-2-53.8; Andy Anderson, 6-3-43.3; Vince Mauricio, 5-4-42.7; Mike Martinez, 4-5-46.1; Gerald Hollman, 4-5-41.3; George Wilfon, 4-5-37.7; Boyd Walker, 3-6-41.1; Don Purdum, 2-7-41.6; Jim Garrett, 1-8-33.0.

GROUP A-3—Bob Thomas, 5-0-30.0; Larry Mitts, 3-2-27.5; Bob Malley, 3-2-18.5; Obie Winn, 2-3-23.0; Joe Schultz, 1-4-19.0; Lee Brinkman, 1-4-17.5.

GROUP A-4 — Dennis Boyd, 7-0-33.2; James Churchill, 6-1-16.7; Steve Ornelas, 5-2-17.1; Marion Hawley, 4-3-12.1; Chet Carter, 3-4-14.2; Glenn Jamieson, 2-5-6.0; Aaron Smith, 1-6-5.3; Roy Heyden, 0-7-7.8.

GROUP W&J-2 — Betty Forbes, 5-1-45.0; Jean Ornelas, 4-2-35.8; James Ornelas, 4-2-34.5; Edith Zoglman, 3-3-26.2; Izetta Churchill, 3-3-21.6; Travis Seal, 1-5-14.5; Shirley Jamieson, 1-5-10.0.

GROUP W-1 — Billie Sue Pennington, 6-0-64.1; Carol Casados, 4-2-62.9; Vera Floyd, 4-2-60.0; Virginia Sturla, 4-2-257.0; Yvonne Mauzey, 2-4-51.6; Genevieve Lavett, 1-5-40.4; Char Sorg, 0-6-21.2.

OPEN TOURNAMENT - FORTUNA - MAY 31 - SANC. 26-87-36 - GROUP A-1 - Walter Ray Williams, Jr., 7-1-81.8; Sharon Paddock, 6-2-76.2; Jeff Williams, 3-5-69.3; Don Titcomb, 3-5-64.0; Billie Sue Pennington, 1-7-69.0.

GROUP A-2 —Bob Proctor, 4-1-48.0; Dave Shelton, 3-2-44.8; Barak Wright, 3-2-36.4; Marty Dunn, 2-3-38.4; Bob Uoyd, 2-3-36.4; Jack Fravel, 1-4-42.0.

GROUP A-3 — Harry Martinelli, 5-1-36.0; Bill Sanders, 4-2-34.6; Roy Thomas, 4-2-31.3; Reese Cathey, 3-3-39.0; Carl Akins, 2-4-30.6; Stewart Snyder, 2-4-29.0; Marv Werner, 1-5-28.6.

GROUP A-4 — Mary a Stapp, 7-1-28.5; Dwain Hettinger, 6-2-22.5; Bill Terry, 5-2-26.8; George Larson, 5-2-20.5; Cliff Kendall, 3-4-17.4; Jerry Beach, 1-6-21.1; Bill Baker, 1-6-17.4; Ed Novak, 1-6-15.7.

GROUP A-5 — John Clements, 5-1-17.3; Aron Stapp, 4-2-11.3; Marion Sturdevant, 3-2-10.4; Henry Clark, 3-2-8.0; John Rose, 1-4-3.6; Joe Turla, 0-5-5.6.


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CLASS B — Glenn Sanders, 6-1-51.1; Gerald Kindig, 5-2-48.3; Del Hough, 5-2-47.1; Don Minich, 3-4-42.2; Ed Pauley, 3-4-41.6; Archie Sexton, 3-4-37.3; Gus Kuk, 2-5-33.1; Bill Kovets, 1-6-31.1.

CLASS C — Harry Palmateer, 6-1-47.1; Stan Loy, 6-1-44.8; Betty Higley, 4-3-35.7; Deb Taulbee, 3-4-41.7; Jan Myers, 3-4-38.5; Wink Weinberg, 3-4-38.5; Steve Rathburn, 2-5-39.7; Pete Harris, 1-6-33.6.

CLASS D — Don Herendeen, 7-0-41.3; Lowell Swick, 5-2-35.5; Chuck Parker, 4-3-32.8; Carey Crago, 4-3-32.6; Mike McLain, 3-4-29.5; Mike Grimes, 3-4-26.8; Gordon Sams, 1-6-24.0; Eugene Brown, 0-7-23.7.

CLASS E— Willis Miller, 5-2-35.0; Dennis Rahfeldt, 5-2-34.2; Don Straw, 5-2-33.2; Jim Bailey, 4-3-32.3; Peck Leitch, 4-3-29.6; Daily Fogel, 2-5-29.5; Charles Mull, 2-5-28.0; Dick Sanders, 1-6-19.7.

CLASS F — Don Musser, 5-0-37.2; Raymond Johnson, 3-2-35.3; Denver Higley, 3-2-24.5; Penny Cusick, 2-3-23.4; Fern Napier, 1-4-27.2; Mendy Madden, 1-4-15.1.

CLASS G — Dale Neace, 5-0-27.2; Bob Prohaska, 4-1-30.0; Rosemary Rathburn, 3-2-25.6; Lawrence Wooster, 2-3-26.6; Lester Lemaster, 1-4-20.5; Bob Anderson, 0-5-16.3.

CLASS H— Mary Lemaster, 4-0-31.6; Dick Purk, 1-3-16.1; Harold Ryan, 1-3-16.1; Mike Rathburn, 1-3-14.9; Brenda Messer, 1-3-7.0.

JUNIOR CLASS A — Shaun Evans, 40.9; Tom Crago, 29.8. JUNIOR CLASS B — Terry Schweitzer, 14.0; Brandon Blankenship, 8.0; Tim Schweitzer, 5.0.

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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENTS OPEN WOMEN & JUNIORS - TRI-VALLEY - MAY 23 - SANC. 26-87-028 - GROUP JUNIOR -

Travis Seal, 8-0-06.2. GROUP W-1 — Sharon Paddock, 5-0-74.4; Vera Floyd, 4-1-59.6; Yvonne Mauzey, 2-3-59.2; Vada Dunn,

2-3-52.8; Marthe Dunn, 2-3-51.2; Genevieve Lavett, 0-5-34.8. GROUP W-2 — Theora Wilson, 7-1-47.8; Marilyn Brown, 5-3-35.3; Lillian Lloyd, 5-3-32.1; Char Sorq 5-

3-31.8. GROUP W-3 — Izetta Churchill, 7-1-30.0; Pat Bryant, 3-5-16.5; Joann Wanner, 2-6-24.0; Shirley Jamie-

son, 2-6-10.9. OPEN WOMEN & JUNIORS — TRI-VALLEY — MAY 24 — SANC. 26-87-029 — GROUP A-1 — Dave

Loucks, 6-1-71.0; Ed Floyd, 5-2-65.7; Harley Swander, 5-2-65.0; Mel Roberts, 5-2-60.7; Fred Lavett, 3-4-56.7; Walt Robinson, 2-5-50.3; Walt Foreman, 2-5-48.9; Bill Hines, 0-7-48.9.

GROUP A-2 — Chuck Seal, 7-0-53.5; Joe Zoglman, 5-2-57.8; Marshall Johnson, 4-3-45.7; Jack Fravel, 3-4-47.5; Jack Sorg, 3-4-45.0; Marty Dunn, 3-4-43.9; Don Purdum, 3-4-42.5; Thor Jensen, 0-7-37.8.

GROUP A-3— Elton Cowles, 6-1-41.4; Jim Garrett, 5-2-36.4; Al Alviso, 4-2-33.7; Gene Martin, 3-3-34.5; Marv Werner, 3-3-31.2; Bob Lloyd, 1-5-33.3; Tom Burns, 0-6-18.3.

GROUP A-4— Noel Guy, 6-2-33.1; Buck Gendrln, 5-3-29.3; Rob Regalado, 4-3-28.5; George Gigli, 4-3-28.2; Ron Mann, 3-4-27.5; Phillip Nexbitt, 3-4-27.1; Vern Gosney, 3-4-21.7; Joe Ferrau, 1-6-16.4.

GROUP A-5 — Jerry Smith, 6-2-30.6; Mel Reeser, 5-3-25.0; Wally Stevens, 4-3-24.2; Bill Terry, 4-3-24.2; Gordon Brown, 4-3-21.7; Leo Wanner, 4-3-19.6; Chris Jacobson, 1-6-23.2; Lee Brinkman, 1-6-21.7.

GROUP A-6— Frank Westbrook, 5-1-17.5; Pat Aubrey, 4-2-25.4; Ceres Perry, 3-3-19.5; Ron Thomas, 3-3-13.7; Chet Carter, 3-3-13.7; Orville Saffle, 2-4-13.7; Oliver Smith 1-5-07.9.

GROUP A-7 — Sy Sauer, 5-0-20.0; Vince Eisma, 3-2-19.0; Red Taylor, 2-3-18.0; James Churchill, 2-3-14.5; Roy Heyden, 2-3-13.0; Don Nuccio, 1-4-15.0.

GROUP JUNIOR — Justin Terry, 3-1-22.0; Travis Seal, 2-2-12.5; B.J. Terry, 1-3-09.5. GROUP W-1 — Sharon Paddock, 5-0-76.0; Yvonne Mauzey, 3-2-54.8; Marthe Dunne, 3-2-48.0; Gene-

vieve Lavett, 2-3-42.0; Marilyn Brown, 1-4-45.6; Theora Wilson, 1-4-38.0. GROUP W-2 — Char Sorg, 4-1-27.2; Edith Zoglman, 3-2-30.4; Izetta Churchill, 2-2-30.5; Cathie Loucks,

1-3-18.0; Donna Eisma, 1-3-14.0.

FLORENCE DOUGLAS MEMORIAL OPEN W - VALLEJO - MAY 17-SANC. 26-87-027 - GROUP A-1 — Dave Loucks, 7-0-70.5; Harold Holbrook, 5-2-52.5; Holland Payne, 4-3-50.8; Ed Floyd, 3-4-57.1; Bill Hines, 3-4-53.4; Emmett Schroeder, 3-4-46.8; Mate McBride, 2-5-56.0; Walt Foreman, 1-6-47.4.

GROUP A-2 — Mel Roberts, 7-0-51.4; Thor Jensone, 5-2-41.7; Don Purdum, 5-2-40.5; Jack Sorg, 3-4-40.5; Don Muenchow, 3-4-38.2; Marty Dunn, 2-5-40.8; Doyle Palmer, 2-5-38.2; Chuck Rodriquez, 1-6-30.0.

GROUP A-3 — Jack Fravel, 5-2-45.7; Bert Charley, 4-3-42.0; Tom Keys, 4-3-39.1; Mike Martinez, 4-3-36.2; Marshall Johnson, 3-4-41.1; Gerald Hollman, 3-4-39.4; Bud Grisaffi, 3-4-38.5; John Kincheloe, 2-5-35.1.

GROUP A-4 — Al Alviso, 6-1-37.7; Vern Gosney, 5-2-34.8; Fred Wood, 5-2-34.0; Bob Lloyd, 4-3-34.8; Jim Long, 3-4-33.1 Lee Thornhill, 3-4-31.1; Smoke Daily, 2-5-23.1; Hank Burton, 0-7-24.0.

GROUP A-5 — Gene Martin, 6-1-29.1; George Gigli, 5-2-32.0; Jay Bush, 5-2-29.4; Phillip Nesbitt, 4-3-22.2; Jerry Smith, 3-4-24.5; Joe Ferrau, 3-4-24.2; Bob Markie, 1-6-20.2; Gene Ferche, 1-6-14.2.

GROUP A-6 — Jim Morrow, 7-0-27.4; Bob Schnur, 6-1-27.7; Wally Stevens, 4-3-28.5; Barney Barnett, 4-3-22.8; Chet Carter, 3-4-19.7; Orville Saffle, 2-5-18.5; John Origer, 2-5-16.5; Casey Sluys, 0-7-15.7.

GROUP A-7 — Frank Wesbrook, 6-1-16.2; Vince Eisma, 5-2-19.1; Gordin Loveall, 5-2-16.0; Mike Moreno, 4-3-18.8; Roy Heyden, 4-3-12.5; Eldon Bryhan, 3-4-13.4; Ernie Kim, 1-6-07.1; Barney Reno, 0-7-08.8.

GROUP W-1 — Vada Dunn, 5-1-56.3; Vera Floyd, 5-2-54.0; Yvonne Mauzey, 4-2-51.3. GROUP W-2 — Lillian Lloyd, 3-4-31.1; Char Sorg, 1-5-34.0; Josephone Charley, 1-5-31.6. OPEN WOMEN AND JUNIORS — TRI-VALLEY - MAY 23 - SANC. 26-87-028 — GROUP A-1 — Jesse

Gonzales, 8-0-75.6; Dave Loucks, 7-1-72.5; Walt Foreman, 5-3-55.6; Chuck Seal, 4-4-57.1; Al Crabtree, 4-4-51.8; Mate McMridge, 3-5-56.2; Steve Kynard, 3-5-54.3; Walt Robinson, 2-6-58.1; Verdan Zelmar, 0-8-51.8.

GROUP A-2 — Jack Fravel, 8-0-49.0; Jack Sorg, 5-3-45.3; Richard Fernandes, 5-3-41.8; Jim Long, 5-3-35.3; Gerald Hollman, 4-4-40.0; Marv Werner, 4-4-38.7; Tom Burns, 3-5-34.3; Vince Mauricio, 2-6-39.0; Smoke Daily, 0-8-20.3.

GROUP A-3— Fred Wood, 7-2-33.3; Al Alviso, 6-3-28.6; John Delgado, 5-3-32.8; Gordon Dickman, 5-3-31.2; Noel Guy, 5-3-29.0; Joe Stone, 3-5-26.5; Jim Cosgrove, 2-6-27.5; Buck Gendron, 2-6-25.3; Stewart Snyder, 2-6-25.0.

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NORTHERN CALIF. — Continued GROUP A-4 — Bob Thomas, 8-1-36.1; Jim Morrow, 7-2-29.,7; Rob Regalado, 5-3-33.4; Leo Wanner, 4-

4-21.5; Mel Reeser, 3-5-29.0; Gordon Brown, 3-5-26.8; Wally Stevens 3-5-25.0; Bob Schnur, 3-5-23.7; Barney Barnett, 1-7-15.6.

GROUP A-5 — Obie Winn, 7-1-20.3; Ron Thomas, 6-2-20.6; Casey Sluys, 5-3-20.6; Chet Carter, 5-3-17.8; Ben Curtis, 4-4-23.4; Ceres Perry, 4-4-19.3; John Origer, 3-5-15.9; Oliver Smith, 2-6-06.5; Dennis McClellan, 0-8-11.5.

GROUP A-6 — Sam Watt, 6-1-15.7; Joe Kovach, 5-2-21.4; John Hagerman, 5-2-13.5; Vince Eisma, 4-3-23.2; Joe Novakovich, 3-4-21.0; James Churchill, 3-4-11.7; Howard Bryant, 1-6-13.5; Marion Hawley, 1-6-12.5.

FULLER TOPS N.C. REC. & PARKS OPEN STATESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA _ SANC. 29-87-002

MEN'S CLASS A — J B. Fuller 5-2-69.5; B.J. Thomas, 5-2-68.9; Clyde Southern, 5-2-63.3; Paul Stewart, 4-3-63.8; Joe Young, 4-3-60.1; Jones Burrow, 3-4-58.8; Robert Douglas, 1-6-59.7; Donald Douglas, 1-6-54.8.

MEN'S CLASS B — James Sumlin, 6-1-58.6; Wayne Ratliff, 5-2-47.2; Gurney York, 5-2-52.0; James Coggins, 4-3-55.9; Calvin Mostinger, 4-3-54.2; L.G. Patterson, 3-4-49.2; Doug Shear, 1-6-48.4; Lester Hedrick, 0-7.

MEN'S CLASS C — Larry Sparks, 5-2-39.0; Stan Ballenger, 5-2-37.9; Hugh Cranor, 4-3-36.3; John Boone, 4-3-36.7; Rick Paterson, 3-4-31.9; Mike Sheets, 3-4-30.1; Bobby Webb, 2-5-27.8; Allen Fox, 2-5-27.3.

MEN'S CLASS D — G.F. Phillips, 4-1-12.00; Marvin Boggs, 3-0-9.50; J.R. Eldeth, 0-4-8.00.

R. NORWOOD WINS TN. BURNS OPEN — MAY 30 — SANC. 23-87-005 The annual Burns Open tournament was held on Saturday, May 30 in Cleveland, Tenn. 40

pitchers turned out for the event comprised from Illinois, Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee. Roger Norwood of Knoxville was the winner posting a record of 5-0-67.8. John Mullican from Alabama was the runner-up with a 4-1-61.4 record.

CLASS A — R. Norwood, 5-0-67.8; J. Mullican, 4-1-61.4; J. Henderson, 2-3-68.1; D. Stallings, 2-3-57.1; J. Harris, 1-4-58.6; J. Black, 0-5-59.4.

CLASS B — M. Bastian, 5-0-57.8; J. Waters, 3-2-54.0; F. Campbell, 3-2-49.5; H. Irwin, 2-3-46.8; G. Lewis, 1-4-50.3; B. Tidwell, 1-4-43.5.

CLASS C— S. Banks, 4-1-62.1; L. Wyatt, 4-1-56.9; W. Grant, 3-2-55.0; F. Jones, 2-3-45.0; C. Montgom-ery, 2-3-44.1; W. Gee, 0-5-44.3.

CLASS D — J. Adkerson, 5-0-52.0; J. Hair, 3-2-40.9; Shelton, 3-2-38.5; D. Caylor, 2-3-34.4; D. Self, 1-4-34.8; J. Ware, 1-4-27.3.

CLASS E — E. Morris, 4-1-49.0; L. Sunderland, 4-1-48.3; R. Scott, 4-1-38.3; R. Toler, 1-4-28.6; J. Sunderland, 1-4-25.2; D. Ward, 1-4-19.9.

CLASS F — N. Nave, 4-1-39.1; D. Tidwell, 3-2-26.8; T. Harmon, 3-2-25.0; M. Cooper, 2-3-29.7; C. Coward, 2-3-26.0; W. Farley, 1-4-28.4.

CLASS G — J. Davis, 3-0-19.6; A. Gilliam, 2-1-22.6; R. Hair, 1-2-17.5; P. Gibson, 0-3-13.8.

MACINTYRE ON TOP IN N.J. STATE MEMORIAL — MAY 31 MIDDLESEX, N.J. — SANC. 6-87-018

CLASS A — Bill Maclntyre, Somerville, 5-2-49.6; Sonny Durando, Lyndhurst, 5-2-45.1; William Kolb, Toms River, 5-2-42.8; Martin Waisempacher, Flemington, 5-2-47.2; John Forti, Freehold, 4-3-38.0; Thom-as Manzoni, Stanhope, 3-4-43.4; Gilbert Franke, Ringoes, 1-6-31.1; George Patrick, Phillipsburg, 0-7-36.1.

CLASS B — Jack Gides, Dunellen, 7-0-45.3; Ronald Ballinger, Ridgefield Park, 5-2-41.6; Donald Knapp, Thorofare, 3-4-35.2; Robert Salmon, Jr., Hampton, 3-4-33.9; John Hughson, Somerville, 3-4-33.8; Bill Loy, Gibbstown, 3-4-26.8; George Marker, Clark, 2-5-30.9; Larry Thomason, Woodbury, 2-5-24.3.

CLASS C — George Carr, Woodbury, 8-0-31.5; Franklin Rozzo, Flemington, 6-2-27.1; John Danko, Whitehouse Station, 6-2-25.6; Bryan Schneider, Long Valley, 5-3-34.1; Andrew Waisempacher, Fleming-ton, 4-4-23.5; John O'Neill, Thorofare, 4-4-17.4; Melvin Elmer, Millville, 2-6-19.7; Robert Lewis, Westfield, 1-7-10.9; James Walker, Howell, 0-8-10.9.

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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENTS BENN CAP MEMORIAL — W/J — YUBA-SUTTER — MAY 24 — SANC. 26-87-30 — GROUP A-1 —

Holland Payne, 6-1-52.5; Don Williams, 5-2-59.7; Carl Newsom, 5-2-50.2; Joe Colt, 4-3-49.4; Max Vice, 2-5-48.2; Emmett Schroeder, 2-5-46.8; Gerald Hlllman, 2-5-44.5; Leonard Rodd, 2-5-43.4.

GROUP A-2 — Otis Hubbard, 6-1-51.4; Doyle Palmer, 5-2-42.5; Lee Oliver, 5-2-38.2; Earl Kynard, 3-4-41.4; Bud Grisaffi, 3-4-38.0; John Kinecheloe, 3-4-31.4; John Sylvester, 2-5-28.8; Laurel Fisher, 1-6-33.1.

GROUP A-3 —John Barney, Sr., 8-0-37.8; Joseph Roberts, 6-2-38.1; Cliff Boyer, 6-2-36.2; Don Gore, 5-3-33.7; Jim Long, 5-3-33.4; Bill Dise, 3-5-28.1; Greg White, 1-7-25.0; Sylvan Stratton, 1-7-24.3; Norman Sanders, 1-7-24.0.

GROUP A-4 —Charles McDonald, 6-2-35.9; Jay Bush, 5-3-33.4; Jim Keyes, 5-3-28.1; Paul Phares, 5-3-26.5; Chick White, 5-3-26.2; David Alexander, 5-3-21.8; Bob Thomas, 3-5-26.8; Ernie Harries, 1-7-18.1; Victor Nicoli, 1-7-16.2.

GROUP A-5 — Terry Wood, 8-0-23.4; Merle Wheeler, 6-2-11.2; Randy Daniel, 4-4-17.5; George Barth, 4-4-15.9; Jerry Nylander, 4-4-14.3; Marty Pilcher, 3-5-13.4; Howard Bryant, 3-5-12.1; Marion Hawley, 3-5-9.3; Bruce Fitzmaurice, 1-7-7.5.

JUNIOR GROUP — Frank Palmer, 3-0-36.6; Robert Stuart, 0-3-17.3. WOMEN GROUP — Lois Edwards, 5-0-40.0; Bonnie White, 4-1-31.2; Jean Bush, 3-2-17.6; Midge

Pilcher, 2-3-17.6; Cindy Wheeler, 1-4-4.4; Tammy Newsom, 0-5-6.0. 3RD ANNUAL WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT - MAY 25 - TRI-VALLEY - SANC. 26-87-31 - GROUP 1 -

Sharon Paddock, 5-0-83.2; Marthe Dunn, 4-1-60.4; Vera Floyd, 2-3-60.8; Carol Casados, 2-3-57.6; Yvonne Mauzey, 1-4-53.2; Genevieve Lavett, 1-4-44.8.

GROUP W-2 — Theora Wilson, 6-0-46.0; Betty Forbes, 5-1-34.0; Sandy Gilstrap, 3-3-35.0; Marilyn Brown, 3-3-33.6; Lilian Uoyd, 2-4-31.6; Izetta Churchill, 1-5-30.; Char Sorg, 1-5-27.0.

GROUP W-3 — Joann Wanner, 6-1-28.2; Donna Eisma, 5-2-17.7; Cathie Loucks, 4-2-21.3; Sandy Kolberg, 3-3-21.0; Pat Bryant, 2-4-16.3; Shirley Jamieson, 2-4-13.6; Jean Robinson, 0-6-5.3.

"D" OPEN — W/J — FORTUNA — MAY 30 — SANC. 26-87-33 — GROUP D-1 — Carl Akins, 5-1-33.6; Bob Uoyd, 4-2-41.3; Marv Werner, 4-2-36.3; Bill Sanders, 4-2-33.0; Roy Thomas, 3-3-31.3; Marv Stapp, 1-5-25.0; Reese Cathey, 0-6-23.0.

GROUP D-2 — Dwain Hettinger, 5-0-30.4; Jerry Beach, 3-2-22.4; George Larson, 3-2-16.0; Bill Terry, 2-3-25.6; Cliff Kendall, 1-4-16.8; Ed Novak, 1-4-11.2.

GROUP D-3 — John Clements, 6-0-15.6; Marion Sturdevant, 5-1-15.3; Aron Stapp, 4-2-9.3; Henry Clark, 3-3-7.6; Joe Turla, 2-4-1.3; John Rose, 1-5-4.3; Vern Brightman, 0-6-1.6.

JUNIOR GROUP — Will Paddock, 2-0-23.0; Ken Murrell, 0-2-3.0. WOMENS GROUP — Sharon Paddock, 6-0-69.6; Marthe Dunn, 4-2-53.6; Ullian Uoyd, 2-4-32.6; Mari-

lyn Clark, 0-6-7.3. OPEN — W/J — INDIAN VALLEY — MAY 30 — SANC. 26-87-32 — GROUP A-1 — Leonard Rood, 4-1-

53.6; Walt Foreman, 3-2-52.4; Lou Fontaine, 3-2-50.0; Juke Bash am, 2-3-52.4; Dick Hucke, 2-3-48.0; Richard McCutcheon, 1-4-52.0.

GROUP A-2 — Fred Siemucha, 6-0-44.0; Bud Grisaffi, 4-2-366; Laurel Fisher, 4-2-36.3; Don Gore, 3-3-37.3; Jim Long, 2-4-30.0; Gordon Dickman, 1-5-30.0; Ralph Morrison, 1-5-25.0.

GROUP A-3 — Roy Deffner, 7-0-37.7; Buck Gendron, 6-1-28.0; Jim Cosgrove, 5-2-25.4; Marvin Cun-ningham, 4-3-27.7; Art Yount, 3-4-26.5; Earl Wood, 2-5-21.7; Lee Hardy, 1-6-18.2; Harvey Merino, 0-7-18.5.

GROUP A-4 —Terry Wood, 7-0-29.4; Leigh Graves, 5-2-22.2; Gordon Brown, 5-2-20.5; Glen Rains, 4-3-17.7; Alvis Kirby, 3-4-9.1; Barry Evans, 2-5-11.1; Merle Wheeler, 1-6-11.7; Marty Pilcher, 1-6-8.0.

GROUP W-1 — Theora Wilson, 4-0-51.0; Sandy Allen, 3-1-32.0; Marilyn Brown, 2-2-36.5; Gail Cook, 1-3-26.0; Becky Wood, 0-4-25.5.

GROUP W-2 — Charlene Mullen, 3-1-27.0; Susie Rains, 2-2-29.5; Judy Garcia, 2-2-20.5; Midge Pklcher, 2-2-15.5; Toni Hilpert, 1-3-15.5.

OPEN — W/J — INDIAN VALLEY — MAY 31 — SANC. 26-87-35 — GROUP A-1 - Walt Foreman, 5-1-58.6; Richard McCutcheon, 4-2-53.3; Fred Canfield, 4-3-45.6; Dick Hucke, 3-3-50.0; Lou Fontaine, 2-4-51.3; Doyle Palmer, 2-4-49.0; Leonard Rodd, 1-5-46.3.

GROUP A-2 — Joe White, 6-0-41.3; Tolbert Stout, 5-1-52.6; Bud Grisaffi, 3-3-42.0; Don Gore, 3-3-35.0; Fred Siemucha, 2-4-36.0; Jim Long, 1-5-28.0; Laurel Fisher, 1-5-27.6.

GROUP A-3 — Gordon Dickman, 6-0-33.3; Marvin Cunningham, 4-2-30.0; Roy Deffner, 3-3-31.3; Art Yount, 3-3-29.0; Mark Rilea, 2-4-27.0; Buck Gendron, 2-4-26.6; Earl Wood, 1-5-21.3.

JUNIOR GROUP — Frank Palmer, 3-0-31.3; Michelle White, 2-1-16.6; Levi Wood, 1-2-4.0; Benjamin Wood, 0-3-6.0.

GROUP W-1 — Theora Wilson, 5-0-53.2; Yosiko Palmer, 3-2-35.2; Gail Cook, 3-2-31.6; Marilyn Brown, 2-3-39.6; Becky Wood, 1-4-94.9; Susie Rains, 1-4-84.8.

GROUP W-2 — Charlene Mullen, 5-0-25.2; Marian Hilpert, 4-1-25.6; Judy Garcia, 3-2-13.2; Midge Pilcher, 2-3-18.0; Toni Hilpert, 1-4-11.6; Norma Melton, 0-5-10.8.

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