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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 $9.00; 3rd Class $8.00 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.

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Volume 30 Speclallssue 1986

SPECIAL ISSUE OF 1986 TOURNAMENTS Due to the vast overflow of 1986 tournaments

that were not published during the 1986 season, the NHPA is publishing this special issue. It is

requested that all tournament promoters send in their respective results as soon as possible. Do not wait until several tournament results

have accumulated, that only creates a problem for the Editor. Remember **the deadline for

copy to send in is the 10th of the month previous to the date of issue.

5th VP & REGIONAL DIRECTOR'S REPORT By GENE VAN SANT

More and more race tracks across the country are staging "$100,000 Horseshoe Pitches." A track in N.J. and one in Calif, were two that I was aware of. Most recently, "Cantebury" in Minnesota held such an event. Our NHPA Regional Director for Min-nesota and the Dakotas was asked to supervise the event. That regional director, Len Lipovsky, along with his son, Dale Lipovsky, a two time world champion, really got involved. They gave six demonstrations on the track between races, answered questions, and gave advice over the loud speaker system. To quote Len, "It was great fun, exciting, and one of the most beneficial events for publicizing horseshoes that I have ever participated in." The rules are far different than our NHPA rules in that contestants throw from 47 foot! On the first pitch of the initial show Dale put a solid ringer on and the crowd went wild! "Tough luck Dale, in that you did not qualify for the $100,000." T.V. and radio celebrities were there and competed in a pitch-off for their favorite charity. These race track events may not be "Horseshoe" pitching

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as we in the NHPA know it, but is fine publicity for our organization. "Thanks Len and Dale for a job well done."

Continuing in the publicity vane, California held its state tournaments over Labor Day weekend, August 30-31. The site was the 16 court complex in Riverside, Calif. Les Burroughs, Regional Director for Calif., reported 209 entries. The weather was on the warm side, but aside from that, the courts and facilities were first rate.

Complete results will be published in the Digest so I will not dwell on it. What I want to inform you on is publicity! On my return from the World Tournament in Ainsworth I wrote to KCBS, the CBS TV channel for the Los Angeles area, the second largest TV market in the nation. I addressed my correspondence to "Kevin O'Connell." Kevin is the weather man and does most of his weather reports live on sites of community events around the basin area. I invited him to the Calif. State Horseshoe Tournament. I received a phone call from the program director on Wednesday, August 27th, that Kevin would be doing his weather from the tourna-ment site! They could not be there on either the 30th or 31st but did the live telecast from the courts on Friday the 29th.

I had the honor of being interviewed by Kevin, answering questions about the NHPA and organized horseshoes. The program was viewed by several million people in the market area. Kevin and I also threw two horseshoes on camera. Remember, this was live TV! Me nervous? Judge for yourselves. My first shoe hit my leg coming through the swing and wound up 25 foot in the air bouncing off the concrete plat-form! So much for my celebrity status. My next shoe, while not a ringer, was a good shoe, just a bit short, which is par for the course for me! Kevin managed to get both of his shoes in the pit. Not bad for a first time pitcher. We salvaged the day by having 10 year old Kevin Kecskes of Fontana, Calif, throw two shoes. Oh to be young again! He nailed them both, perfect ringers! By the way, Kecskes went on to win the State Junior Championships. He is a great young pitcher and just may be our next Walter Ray Williams, Mark Seibold or Allen Francis.

I have had many calls from people who saw the telecast wanting to know more about our organization. I have been stopped on the street by total strangers that recognize me from the program. None have asked for my autograph, however. A great pitcher, I will never be, but, I sure have fun and love the game. Maybe all those aspiring pitchers on seeing an "expert" throw a bummer will decide to take up the game. After all, "if "he" can hit the concrete, I won't feel bad when I do." I guess my point is that if we keep plugging away at the media, little by little we can and will gain the publicity that we so richly deserve.

AL PERRY, RENEE COWAN, SONYA HIX, LEN CONNER, JR. WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS IN 1986 VIRGINIA STATE

CLASS A — Alvin Perry, 11-0-77.5; Charlie Price, 10-1-67.1; Earl Linkous, 8-3-66.7; Allen Perry, 7-4-64.9; Eugene Bandy, 6-5-61.6; Lenwood Conner, 6-5-55.2; Jack Walker, 5-6-59.6; John Shaw, 5-6-56.3; Ken Shiflet, 4-7-52.8; Richard Altizer, 2-9-52.2; Moody Altizer, 1-10-50.6; Tim Price, 1-10-44.4.

CLASS B — Jack Melton, 6-1-57.4; Floyd Hix, 5-2-50.3; Denny Davis, 5-2-59.0; Curtis Ball, 4-3-49.7; Charlie Carter, 4-3-47.2; Gene Tidwell, 3-4-50.6; Everett Frost, 1-6-43.9; Al Foley, 0-7-42.6.

CLASS C — Charles Walker, 6-1-54.4; Gene Mullinax, 6-1-43.2; Steve Hall, 5-2-40.5; Pete Foster, 4-3-41.3; George Wall, 3-4-32.5; David Payne, 2-5-30.6; Butch Martin, 1-6-32.3; Noel Blankenship, 1-6-28.8.

CLASS D — Guy Combs, 6-1-39.3; Roy Weaver, 5-2-40.2; Dave Kellison, 5-2-39.4; Jim Rosen-baum, 4-3-34.7; Steve Eppard, 3-4-32.0; Carl Station, 2-5-30.4; George Holley, 2-5-29.8; Howard Walker, 1-6-26.6.

CLASS E — J. Foltz, 5-2-39.3; K. M. Wingate, 5-2-36.8; E. Clobus, 5-2-39.0; C. West, 4-3-41.4; L. Willey, 4-3-39.7; Chester Owens, 3-4-34.4; F. Brewer, 2-5-31.8; R. Putnam, 0-7-25.3.


VIRGINIA STATE - (Continued) CLASS F — Ron Altizer, 4-1-30.9; Walter Foster, 3-2-28.4; Jesse Grimm, 3-2-27.0; Bill Bowyer,

2-3-24.4; C. Garison, 2-3-22.3; Leonard Howery, 1-4-19.0. CLASS G — Buck Holly, 5-1-39.4; Ellwood Smith, 3-2-31.7; Coy Crafton, 3-2-26.0; Bob Leighton,

2-3-25.0; D. Glass, 1-4-25.1; Wayne Sturtz, 1-4-21.5. CLASS H — H.C. Eppard, 4-0-31.1; J. Carper, 2-2-27.0; H. Milson, 2-2-26.8; Tom Burchett, 1-3-22.4;

Carl Sampson, 1-3-17.7. CLASS I — Harry McClellan, 4-0-16.9; Steve Crafton, 3-1-23.0; A. R. Boyce, 2-2-14.6; Robert

Thomas, 1-3-15.1; Jerry Shifflett, 1-3-10.1. WOMENS CLASS A — Renee Cowan, 6-0-71.7; Shelia Riddle, 4-2-58.2; JoAnn Wall, 2-4-50.7; Kim

Shifflett, 0-6-36.7. WOMENS CLASS B — Carolyn Altizer, 4-0-37.9; Ruth Hix, 1-3-19.6; Debbie Merriner, 1-3-17.8. JUNIOR GIRLS — Sonya Hix, 2-1-9; Tony Hix, 1-2-7. JUNIOR BOYS A CLASS — Lenwood Conner Jr., 3-0-56.0; D. Shifflett, 1-2-41.3; Shannon Perry,

0-3-48.8. JUNIOR BOYS B CLASS — Dwayne Davis, 4-3-32.1; Eugene Hix, 3-1-30.2; Elgin Davis, 2-2-17.4;

C. Merriner, 2-2-12.3; K. Hix, 0-4-2.0.

"From Out Of The Mail Bag"

The Horseshoe Pitcher's News Digest Editorial Office P.O. Box 1606 Aurora, Illinois 60507

Dear Mr. Cobb:

I would like to comment on the time frame Kevin Cone mentioned in his "Ringers Remembered" article.

Why do we pitchers bother keeping track of those errant shoes that do not wind up as ringers? We accomplish nothing by counting the shoe that doesn't get the job done. Close should only count with hand grenades! Ringers are the name of the game! Throw 2% or 92%, you are still trying only to make ringers. Counting only ringers is the ultimate solution to the time frame we are trying to solve. If we were to count ringers only as one point, a game could be a set number of shoes or points, count all ringers. Games would be much more on schedule, scorekeeping would be a dream come true. Judging would be a snap as only ringers would be in question. Spectators could look at the scoreboard and immediately know the game score and the percentage each pitcher is hitting! No more asking, "Hey, scorekeeper, what did those two have for average?" I heard that question hundreds of times in many dif-ferent tournaments. If we want the spectator and the money to become involved with our sport we must make a change.

We have a singles league which for a number of years has been using the count all ringers only method. Each pitcher keeps track of his ringers every four shoes on the board. Throwing fifty shoe games all pitchers know what they are throwing for average at all times. Very little bookkeeping, look at the scoreboards up and down the line and know what the other pitchers are throwing. Everyone knows their average for the game, the night, for their improvement and for tournament average.


MAILBAG — (Continued) The league is a real success usually with a waiting list to enter.

I have been fortunate to have pitched horseshoes in a few world tournaments with some great pitchers. I would love to live long enough to see these great ringer makers get on the national sport scene so the rest of the world can find out what we know is the greatest sport going! Watching Walter Ray Williams, Jr. make the big money knocking down the bowling pins is great. Watching the champ make ringers on national T.V. would be the greatest. Come on! Let's get this game modernized for everyone! Time is of the essence!

Sincerely,

Harvey Bilz 2107 Cottonwood Drive Janesville, Wl 53545

Sept. 8, 1986 National Horseshoe Pitchers Association of America

Attention: Dave Loucks, President, N.H.P.A. Donnie Roberts, Sec.-Treas., N.H.P.A. John Davis, President, Sports Enterprises, Inc. Don Weaver, Representative Hacienda Hotel

* Ellis Cobb, Editor, N.H.P.A. News Digest

While ordering shipping boxes for Star Horseshoes last week, I came across an ad for "Bubble Pack." This is a common, low cost, lightweight, air filled, polyethylene, cellular cushioning used to protect various products in shipment.

My thought at that moment was, "What a good product to adapt for portable horseshoe courts," if it were layered in a four inch to six inch thickness. The top layers could be stapled to a frame with the bubbles face up to cushion shoes and create a stopping surface for sliding horseshoes. This frame could be built to fit down inside existing portable courts or any other court, indoor or outside. At indoor facilities the clay dust has been a large housekeeping problem. Bubble pack would solve that problem. No doubt the top layers may tear a bit, but if it got too bad, a new layer could be easily stapled to the frame in a matter of minutes.

I think this idea should be tried first in a portable court to see how it works. This product can be purchased in three bubble sizes; 1/8", 3/16" and 1/2" and is available in sheets of 12", 24" and 48" widths. The length of the roll is in 3 sizes: 250 ft, 500 ft, and 750 ft. | hope this idea will be helpful for our great sport.

Sincerely,

Al Boudreau, Jr.

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA TOURNAMENT ACTION FEATHER RIVER OPEN — WJ — 5-25 86 — MEN CLASS A-1 — Mat McBride, 6-1-58; Pete

Manitone, 5-2-61.1; Emmett Schroeder, 4-3-65.4; Chuck Seals, 4-3-57.1; Bob Proctor, 3-4-54.6; Lou Fontaine, 3-4-54.6; Joe Colt, 2-5-54; Juke Basham, 1-6-45.7.

MEN CLASS A 2 — Dave Storck, 7-0-57.1; Lee Van Dalsen, 5-2-44; Lee Oliver, 5-2-38.9; Leonard Rood, 3-4-41.4; Fred Siemucha, 3-4-40.9; Jim Long, 3-4-32; John Sylvester, 1-6-43.9; Bob Green, 1-6-33.1.

MEN CLASS A-3 — Gary Dillon, 7-1-44; Ben Chiappute, 7-2-35.6; Bud Gricaffi, 6-2-40; Otis Hub-bard, 4-3-30.9; Gerald Hollman, 3-4-32.3; Sylvan Stratton, 2-5-31.7; Bill Dice, 1-6-28.3; Charles McDonell, 0-7-22.

WOMEN CLASS A-1 — Karen Ailing, 5-0-42; Sandy Hardy, 4-1-43; Bonnie White, 3-2-30.5; Lois Edwards, 2-3-24..


NORTH. CALIF. — (Continued)

WOMEN CLASS A-2 — Carrina Denton, 5-0-20.5; Becky Wood, 3-2-22.5; Midge Pilcher, 3-2-15; Marilyn Brown, 2-3-17; Norma Melton, 2-3-10.

JUNIORS CLASS — Francis Seal, 6-0-26.7; Chris Stewart, 4-2-29.3; Nick Wanner, 2-4-21.3; Bryak Kafader, 0-6-10.

FEATHER RIVER OPEN W & J — 8-24-86 — PALERMO — MEN CLASS A-1 — Mate McBride, 6-1-58; Pete Manitone, 5-2-61.1; Emmett Schroeder, 4-3-65.4; Chuck Seal, 4-3-57.1; Bob Proctor, 3-4-54.5; Lou Fontaine, 3-4-54.4; Joe Colt, 2-5-54; Juke Basham, 1-6-45.7; HIGH GAMES — Schroeder 76•, Manitone 70•.

MEN CLASS A-2 — Dave Storck, 7-0-59.1; Lee Van Dalsen, 5-2-44; Lee Oliver, 5-2-38.8; Leonard Rood, 3-4-41.4; Fred Siemucha, 3-4-40.8; Jim Long, 3-4-32; John Sylvester, 1-6-34.8; Bob Green, 1-6-33.1. HIGH GAMES — Storck 72%, Oliver 54%, Van Dalsen 52%.

MEN CLASS A 3 — Gary Dillon, 7-1-44; Ben Chiapputi, 7-1-35.5; Bud Grisaffi, 6-2-40; Otis Hub-bard, 4-3-30.8; Gerald Hollman, 3-4-32.2; Sylvan Stratton, 2-5-31.7; Bill Dise, 1-6-28.2; Charles McDonald, 0-7-22; HIGH GAMES — Grisaffi 52%, Chiapputi 32%.

MEN CLASS A-4 — Jim Keyes, 6-1-31.2; Terry Wood, 5-2-29.1; Laurel Fisher, 5-2-28.2; Bob Thomas, 5-2-26.8; Dwain Hettinger, 3-4-21.1; Lee Hardy, 2-5-21.7; Chick White, 1-6-23.7; Bill Arnold, 1-6-22.5. HIGH PERCENTAGE GAMES — Keyes 44%, Fisher 36%, Wood 34%, White 34.

MEN CLASS A-5 — Leo Wanner, 5-0-24.4; Bob Bendorf, 4-1-31.2; Victor Nicoli, 3-2-15.6; Gordon Brown, 2-3-14; Bob Ailing, 1-4-15.6; Marty Pilcher, 0-5-13.6; HIGH GAMES — Bob Bendorf 38%, Wanner 36%.

WOMEN CLASS W-1 — Karen Ailing, 5-0-42; Sandy Hardy, 4-1-43; Bonnie White, 3-2-30.5; Lois Edwards, 2-3-24; Joann Wanner, 1-4-22. HIGH GAMES — Ailing 48, Hardy 48%.

WOMEN CLASS W-2 — Corrina Denton, 5-0-20.5; Becky Wood, 3-2-22.5; Midge Pilcher, 3-2-15; Marilyn Brown, 2-3-17; Norma Melton, 2-3-10. HIGH GAMES — Wood 30%, Denton 30%.

ANNUAL WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT — 5-26-86 — CLASS W-1 — Yvonne Mauzey, 5-1-61.6; Billie Sue Pennington, 4-2-57; Marthe Dunn, 0-6-49.5. HIGH GAMES — Mauzey 70•, Pennington 67, Dunn 69..

CLASS W-2 — Char Sorg, 6-1-37.4; Lillian Lloyd, 5-2-33.4; Josephine Charley, 1-5-29; Paige Penn-ington, 1-5-28. HIGH GAMES — Lloyd 42%, Sorg 42%.

CLASS W-3 — Sandy Kilberg, 4-2-31.6; Paula Carnes, 3-3-24.3; Alice Garcia, 3-3-23.6; Sherry Vale, 2-4-27.3; HIGH GAMES — Kolberg 46%, Vale 44%, Carnes 34%, Garcia 32.

TURLOCK OPEN W&J — 5-31-86 — MEN CLASS C-1 — Marty Dunn, 8-1-53.7; Jck Sorg, 7-2-47.5; Holland Payne, 7-2-47.1; Don Muenchow, 5-4-47.1; Bert Charley, 5-4-42.8; Joe Zoglman, 4-5-51.8; Fred Wood, 4-5-40.6; Andy Anderson, 3-6-41.8; Ben Yost, 2-7-34; HIGH GAMES — Zoglman, 72.5%; Muenchow, 65%, Anderson & Dunn 62.5%.

MEN CLASS C-2 — Jim Garrett, 8-1-35; Lou Bayer, 7-2-32.8; Obie Winn, 7-2-28.4; Steve Ornelas, 5-4-28.4; Art Rector, 5-4-23.4; Gene Martin, 4-5-25; Ceres Perry, 4-5-22.8; Frank Westbrook, 3-6-19.6; Chris Jacobson, 2-7-22.8; HIGH GAMES — Garrett 45%; Winn 42.5%; Ornelas & Bayer 40%.

MEN CLASS C-3 — Bob Thomas, 8-1-25.9; Mel Falcon, 8-1-30.3; Lee Henninger, 7-2-29; Ernie Kim, 7-2-12.1; Roy Heyden, 5-4-11.5; Ben Curtis, 4-5-16.2; Marion Hawley, 3-6-14.6; Allen Kolberg, 2-7-7.8. HIGH GAMES — Falcon 40%.

WOMEN CLASS W-1 — Virginia Sturla, 6-1-65.4; Marthe Dunn, 5-2-58; Carol Casados, 2-4-49.3; Jean Ornelas, 0-6-39. HIGH GAMES — Sturla 78%; Dunn 68%.

WOMEN CLASS W-2 — Char Sorg, 6-0-46; Sandy Kolberg, 3-3-33.6; Josephine Charley, 2-4-31; Edith Zoglman, 1-5-23; HIGH GAMES — Sorg 52%; Kolberg 48%.

JUNIOR CLASS JR 1 — James Ornelas 9-0-14.7. VALLEY OPEN W&J TOURNAMENT — MAY 31 — MEN CLASS A-1 — Emmett Schroeder,

5-0-60; Bob Proctor, 4-1-56; Blacke Harmes, 3-2-59.6; Richard McCutcheon, 2-3-54; John Garcia, 1-4-47.2; Walt Foreman, 0-5-39.6.

MEN CLASS A-2 — Tolbert Stout, 5-0-54.4; Lee Van Dalsen, 4-1-46.8; Joe White, 3-2-48; Dick Hucke, 2-3-45.6; Ralph Morrison, 1-4-25.2; Jim Long, 0-5-25.2..

MEN CLASS A-3 — Bud Grisaffi, 5-0-41.6; Roy Deffner, 3-2-30; Leonard Edwards, 3-2-28.4; Jim Kyker, 3-2-25.6; Jim Cosgrove, 1-4-20.4; Denny Rafferty, 0-5-14.8. High games: Grisaffi 46%, Ed-wards 46%.

MEN CLASS A-4 — Leigh Graves, 5-1-32.3; John Rilea, 4-2-26.6; Laurel Fisher, 2-3-24.8; Dwaine Hettinger, 2-3-22.4; Art Yount, 2-3-20; Joe Novakovich, 1-4-12.4.

MEN CLASS A-5 — Buck Gendron, 5-0-35.2; Glen Rains, 3-2-19.6; Leo Wanner, 3-2-16; Rodney Mullen, 2-3-24.4; Bob Becker, 2-3-19.5; Lee Hardy, 0-5-16. High Games: Gendron 46%; Mullen 32%; Becker 30%.

MEN CLASS A-6 — Marvin Cunningham, 5-0-24.4; Bob Ailing, 4-1-15.6; Alvis Kirby, 2-3-9.2; Barry Evans, 2-3-8.8; Daniel Washoe, 1-4-11.2; Derrin Dronoff, 1-4-5.2.


NORTH. CALIF. - (Continued)

WOMEN CLASS W-1 — Karen Ailing, 7-0-42.6; Sandy Hardy, 5-2-41.3; Theora Wilson, 5-2-31.6; Gail Cook, 4-3-29.3; Susie Rains, 3-4-23.3; Alice Garcia, 3-4-16.6; Joann Wanner, 1-6-19.6.

WOMEN CLASS W-2 — Charlene Mullen, 7-1-23.7; Norma Melton, 6-2-14.2; Marian Hilpert, 4-3-19; Toni Hilpert, 4-3-14.3; June Jordan, 4-3-11.3; Judy Garcia, 3-4-14.5.

JUNIOR CLASS JR 1 — Tom Ailing, 6-0-4.3.

Many tournaments are named for past members of a Club — pitchers of note who have died after spending years serving their club; a posthumous award, too late for the deceased one to know the respect his fellow pitchers had for him.

The Sonoma County Club in Santa Rosa, California, turned tricks around and nam-ed their June 28 tournament for a real live pitcher, a staunch supporter of the Club, a designer of the new shoe that bears his name — GREEOTT GRABBER.

Don Titcomb, 1960 World Champion, drove north to pitch a few 80% games to win top honors in Class A-1 over a strong field of Northern Cal men. Forty pitchers in all enjoyed the Club's new courts and clay. George Greeott, the shoe maker, along with Club president, Eldon Bryhan, are given credit for the professional layout and con-struction of the twelve new courts in Santa Rosa's environmentally pleasant Doyle Park.

LEE BOUSFIELD D & BELOW, gold country TOURNAMENT June 28 in Nevada Ci-ty, Calif. EASTERN SIERRA is enjoying its new status as a split-off charter in Nor-thern California with a D and below tournament that attracted 42 eager pitchers, largely from north eastern part of the State, thus serving the purpose for which the charter was granted — to give an opportunity for many pitchers to become more ac-tive in the game. Many, many showed up to pitch; new names rarely, if ever, seen on old established horseshoe courts in the valley below to the west. A D-CLASS and below tournament as this one is represented, indicates the importance of lower class pitchers in this game where spread of ability is pronounced. Needless to say, everyone cannot be an A-1 pitcher (even though he thinks that would be great). Lower class pitchers have as much fun pitching as upper-class performers. Pitchers develop from the bottom up, so, be thankful that that opportune position to advance. Don't envy Titcomb and Williams; they're at the top and have no place to go; does a lower pitcher want to be stagnated as they are, with no place to go?

VERDAN ZELMAR OPEN W&J — June 29 at San Jose, California — Northern California boasts of having sponsored 90 sanctioned tournaments for 1986 — Here is yet another, and others following in profusion, attest to this volume of regulated pitching. San Jose Club had five local members in the top A-1 group, winding up with a percentage spread of 33.8% from top to bottom. Don Titcomb and Ed Floyd had a close game that could have gone either way, but didn't; Ed came in second. Junior boys had a tussle between brothers. Terry, the older one, won. Six women formed two groups that spread from top to bottom in percentage range.

INDEPENDENCE DAY OPEN W&J — July 4 at San Jose — Fireworks and horseshoes flew on this day of festive color and sustained noise. NHPA President Dave Loucks squeezed ringers from his trusty shoes to outdo five top performers; he had a top game of 74%. A local competitor had two 84% games but came in third (in-itials DT). Ties were the name of the game in this 4th of July tournament with 41 en-trants. Of fourteen ties, only one resulted in a play-off for 1st place. Women and juniors were scarce with three of the first and one of the latter participating.

B OPEN TOURNAMENT — July 5 — Yolo, in California's north-central valley featured 38 men pitchers. Top class, A-1, was taken by Joe Colt, a nearby valley pit-cher with 49.1%. Marion Hawley, a highly proficient active member of the Sonoma Club, stat wise, filled in the bottom hole of the tournament. Would it be disrespectful to mention that he's somewhat accustomed to being last — he merely shrugs it off, saying, "It 's the shoes!"

BILL McNALLY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT — July 5-6 at Tri Valley courts in


NORTH. CALIF. — (Continued) Pleasanton: Names of 16 men and 8 women on the pitching roster represented the best performers that Northern California could muster. To mention results of only a few individuals might seem unfair, an injustice to the fine pitching of others, all State and World-Class performers. Nonetheless, with no intention of degrading the pitch-ing of others, the top three in each group is given here:

MEN — Don Titcomb, 15-0-75.7 (top 4 high-games-average 85.2); Jesse Gonzales, 12-3-72.8 (top 4 H-G-A 82); Dave Loucks, 11-4-67 (top 4 H-G-A 75).

WOMEN pitched a double round robin: Sharon Paddock, 13-1-75.7 (top 4 H-G-A 85.2); Virginia Sturla, 11-3-66.1 (top 4 H-G-A 77); Yvonne Mauzey, 8-6-53 (top 4 H-G-A 60.5).

Sharon Paddock, California State Champion 1984-85, coming through on her winn-ing record with 75.7 ringer percentage must have been watched closely by Don Tit-comb, World Champion 1960, for in winning, he likewise pitched a 75.7 percentage.

Horseshoe pitchers search diligently for ways to impress the public that this game has merit. What could be more forceful persuasion than a National T.V/presentation showing rhythmic beauty of the game — a thinking game for men, women and juniors, not one of supreme physical exertion: This show, a game between Sharon and Dad!

OPEN W-J TOURNAMENT AT YOLO in the valley, July 6, is sanctioned go #52, leaving 38 more (NCHPA has registered 90 for '86) before the long pitching season ends. Pressure to win became apparent, for in most all classes severan 2-3 and 4-way ties developed for 2nd, 3rd and lower places. Junior pitchers numbered 8, women 7 and men 29.

JIM MILLER MEMORIAL — (B-OPEN) TOURNAMENT July 12, Colusa, California. Jim Miller, for years, led the Horseshoe Club at Colusa and was one of the leaders in establishing the club's superb pitching park courts shaded from the valley's hot summer sun by expansive Sycamore trees. Colusa is in Sacramento Valley Rice country where thousand-acre fields, flat as a pancake, are flooded in season as growing rice demands. The tournament drew 54 pitchers closely ranked in percen-tage standing in each of the seven classifications from B down to F. Chuck Seal won the top (B) group with 57.5%; Vern Gosney took the (C) group with 42.5%; Don Pur-dum won the (D) class with 38.4%; Mel Long, Jr. won (E-1) class with 38.1%. Dwain Hettinger took (E-2) with 26.4%; Lee Hardy won class (E-3) with 19.7%; Randy Daniel won Class (F) with 23.6%.

MONTE LATINO OPEN TOURNAMENT July 13 at Sacramento: Monte, a World In-termediate Champion iptcher is still in there holding his own, but NHPA PRESIDENT DAVE LOUCKS came through with a 6-1 record and 64.2% to take top honors in Class A-1; Bill Hines took class (A-2) with 49.4%; Jim Long won class (A-3) with 38.8%; Class (A-4) was won by Mike Holbrook with 33.3%; Class (A-5) was won by Bill Botelli with 23.5%.

GOLD DIGGERS DAYS OPEN & W, July 19 at Indian Valley in the Sierra Nevada mountains: Ed Floyd took Class (A-1) with a 63.5% average; Class (A-2) was won by Lee Oliver pitching 39.5%; Class (A-3) was won by Jay Bush with 30.4%; John Rilea won class (A-4) pitching 27.5%; Terry Wood won class (A-5) with 31.5%; Leo Wanner won class (A-6) pitching 17%; Gordon Brown came through to win class (A-7) with 17.5%; in the women's group Lillian Lloyd won class (W-1) pitching 34.6% and Marilyn Brown took class (W-2) with 35.4%.

STOCKTON HORSESHOE CLUB: It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Chuck Hicok, July 16,1986. Chuck was a charter member of the Stockton Horseshoe Club and he and his wife Barbara were active in horseshoes for several years. Chuck's humor and wit will be missed by all of us who knew and loved him.

BILL WEATHERS OPEN TOURNAMENT July 19 at Turlock, California: Class (A-1) was won by Emmett Schroeder pitching 57%; Jim Garrett won (A-2) with 35.1%; and Art Rector took class (A-3) with a 23% game average. Only 19 pitchers competed in this tournament, for the Gold Diggers Days Tournament at Indian Valley drew the crowd.


NORTH. CALIF. — (Continued)

GOLD DIGGERS DAY OPEN & W July 20 at Indian Valley, California: Ed Floyd took class (A-1) again as he did the day before, this time with a 64.6% average; Doyle Palmer won class (A-2) with 48.3; Don Gore won class (A-3) pitching 42%; Roy Deffner won class (A-4) with 24.8%; Class (A-5) was won by Terry Wood pitching 33%; Leo Wanner won class (A-6) with 20.6; In the class (W-1) Annette Williams came through with 41% and in class (W-2) Marilyn Brown won with 38.8%.

WIEDRICH WINS ORE. MONEY OPEN - SANC. 86-206 The 10th Annual Oregon Money Open Tournament was held at Hermiston, Oregon

over the 4th of July weekend. This is one of the largest money tournaments in the country outside of the World Tournament. There were 111 entries from three North-west states, Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Rick Rebman is the main sponsor and organizer of this tournament.

CLASS A — Ben Wiedrich, 9-1-80.4; Peter Clark, 8-2-76.1; Lowell Davis, 7-3-72.3; Barry Chapelle, 7-3-72.2; Henry Knauft, 6-4-72.2; Bob West, 5-5-72.6; Herb Criss, 5-5-72.1; Ridge Leggett, 4-6-70.6; Dean Curry, 2-8-65.7; Gerry Staley, 2-8-61.8; Art Sperber, 0-10-61.0.

CLASS B — Dan Leary, 9-1-59.7; Bill Graham, 8-2-57.3; Bernard Martell, 6-4-54.0; Ron Ferguson, 6-4-52.5; Lee Wallace, 6-4-50.0; Wally Rehard, 4-6-48.6; Bob Hoerner, 4-6-46.0; Ray Sexton, 4-6-44.8; Norm Watson, 3-7-49.1; Pete Zumaran, 3-7-43.0; Mike Thorniley, 2-8-41.7.

CLASS C — Bob Clark, 5-2-60.5; Phil Hendry, 4-3-55.7; Dock Thackeray, 4-3-52.3; Ray Simmonds, 4-3-50.7; Howard Abbott, 4-3-49.0; Don Ferguson, 3-4-51.7; Bob Hughes, 2-5-54.0; Dave Gutcher, 2-5-43.8.

CLASS D — Tony Apodaca, 7-0-46.0; Warren Stutzman, 4-3-57.1; Walt Weik, 4-3-44.4; Bob Showers, 4-3-41.4; Ken Carvo, 3-4-47.5; John Hilberg, 3-4-43.1; Bart Barber, 3-4-40.9; John By field, 0-7-36.0.

CLASS E — Hank Tencate, 7-0-44.3; Mel Page, 5-2-39.7; R.E. Click, 4-3-41.4; Mo McNally, 4-3-39.3; Sam Wingfield, 4-3-38.4; Mel Shuss, 2-5-38.3; Vic Hyder, 1-6-34.8; Ed Welsch, 1-6-32.7.

CLASS F — Art Lund, 6-1-48.4; Tom Williams, 5-2-42.4; Jack Salter, 4-2-39.6; John Byfield, 3-3-33.5; Skip Schilperoort, 2-4-34.1; Lauren Hill, 2-4-32.3; Ken Leatherman, 0-6-30.0.

CLASS G — Joe Wright, 7-0-42.0; Ed Lovejoy, 5-2-37.9; A.J. Eichorn, 4-3-33.6; Mel Sherbert, 4-3-31.1; Marvin Tatchio, 3-3-34.7; Henry Reid, 3-4-32.6; Vern Wanless, 1-6-30.5; Cyril Kitchen, 1-6-26.5.

CLASS H — Tom Tucker, 7-0-41.7; Floyd Flemmer, 6-1-33.0; Olon Crandall, 5-2-36.8; Virgil Brayette, 4-3-29.7; Les Andrews, 3-4-32.2; George Rachel, 2-5-24.2; Bob Beesley, 1-6-20.2; Clarence Wood, 0-7-25.1.

CLASS I — Bob Winn, 7-1-34.1; E. Vey Allen, 6-2-37.1; Don Fagerness, 4-3-30.0; Gene Mitchell, 4-3-30.0; Dale McKay, 3-4-26.8; Glen Stutzman, 3-4-25.1; Marvin Falk, 1-6-22.5; Wendell Roberts, 1-6-18.6.

CLASS J — Jim Williams, 7-2-26.5; Lowell Graves, 6-3-28.0; Ed Lunceford, 6-3-25.4; Homer Elkins, 5-4-31.2; Eugene Kopta, 4-3-24.1; Verl Webb, 3-4-17.0; Joe Jensen, 1-6-15.2; Stanley Garrett, 0-7-14.3.

CLASS K — Warner Kirlin, 5-1-25.8; Hillery Butcher, 4-2-27.7; Stan Kirtland, 4-2-26.6; Jack Stryker, 4-2-24.1; Lyle Johnson, 3-3-20.9; Richard Carroll, 1-5-13.4; Otis Wilcox, 0-6-8.3.

CLASS L — Lyle Cherry, 5-1-22.7; Glen Johnson, 4-2-19.4; Ross Watson, 2-3-16.7; Jack DeBar-brie, 2-3-14.1; Wayne Jones, 2-3-11.8; Lon Thompson, 1-4-10.1.

WOMEN CLASS A — Willa Lunceford, 5-1-55.1; Fran Cooper, 4-2-51.0; Margaret Byfield, 3-2-57.4; Darlene Williams, 3-2-45.4; Ruth Welsch, 1-4-44.4; Helen Watson, 0-5-33.0.

WOMEN CLASS B — Shirley O'Brien, 5-1-46.5; Carolyn Ferguson, 4-2-39.8; Shirley Watson, 3-2-31.6; Betty Tatchio, 2-3-39.2; Sigrid Jones, 1-4-32.6; Donna Graham, 1-4-31.4.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOURNAMENT ACTIVITY LEONARD LIFTON OPEN — TORRANCE — SANC. 86-146 — GROUP 1 — Diane Lopez, Santa

Barbara, 9-0-72.2; Howard Larson, Lakewood, 8-1-54.4; Bob Thompson, Orange, 6-3-50.8; Ed Arionus, Westminster, 6-3-48.9; Don Gregson, Crestline, 5-4-50.8; Bruce Stuart, Torrance, 3-6-48.1; Barbara Dow, Capistrano, 3-6-45.8; Phyllis Morten, Whittier, 2-7-37.8; Bob Austin, Escondido, 1-8-34.7; Chuck Yoshida, Carson, 1-8-33.9.

GROUP 2 — Jim Mudra, Sr., Long Beach, 6-3-26.4; Dave Rodriguez, Santa Barbara, 6-3-26.9;


SOUTHERN CALIF. — (Continued) Richard Dillon, Gardena, 6-3-28.4; Ed Ayer, Torrance, 6-3-14.7; Fred Craven, Bellflower, 6-3-29.7; Smokey Anderson, Burbank, 5-4-21.9; Phil Posos, Buena Park, 5-4-20.3; Mel Geske, Sun City, 3-6-21.4; Larry Connell, Norwalk, 2-7-11.9; Joe Byrne, Torrance, 0-9-10.7.

RAY GATEWOOD OPEN — SO. GATE — SANC. 86-145 — GROUP 1 — Ed Arionus, Westminster, 6-0-62.2; Arnie Mortenson, La Crescenta, 4-2-52.5; Orville Lokken, Yorba Linda, 3-3-54.5; Nick Ihli, Oxnard, 3-3-51.4; Howard Larson, Lakewood, 2-4-51.7; Norm Cone, Huntington Beach, 2-4-46.8; Jim Atwell, Los Angeles, 1-5-44.2.

GROUP 2 — Bob Austin, Escondido, 5-1-44.1; Ken Lamb, Norwalk, 4-2-46.1; Bruce Stuart, Tor-rance, 3-3-43.4; Richard Dillon, Gardena, 3-3-42.9; Bob Jacobs, Tustin, 3-3-42.8; Phyllis Morten, Whittier, 3-3-42.2; Fred Craven, Bellflower, 0-6-27.4.

GROUP 3 — Dave Rodriquez, Santa Barbara, 6-0-33.1; Art Amador, Los Alamitos, 5-1-33.5; Jack Schoonover, Orange, 3-3-28.8; Harold Redding, Burbank, 3-3-27.3; Smokey Anderson, Burbank, 2-4-23.2; Fred Hallissey, Reseda, 2-4-15.6; Mike Weichel, 0-6-18.4.

GROUP 4 — Robert Kernes, Jr., Norwalk, 6-1-24.0; Harry Crain, No. Hollywood, 5-2-25.7; Sally Shipley, Newport Beach, 4-2-11.0; George Ferry, Lakewood, 3-3-20.0; Graden Sells, Glendora, 2-4-17.7; Larry Connell, Norwalk, 2-4-14.3; Janice Atwell, Burbank, 0-6-9.0.

ERNIE KNORP HCP — SANTA BARBARA — SANC. 86-155 — GROUP 1 — Diane Lopez, Santa Barbara, 6-0-81.7; Fred Briand, No. Edwards, 5-1-45.0; Joe Dawsey, Oxnard, 4-2-51.7; Nick Ihli, Ox-nard, 2-4-52.5; George Whittemore, Rosemead, 2-4-50.0; Jim Eozzo, Los Angeles, 2-4-46.7; Len Ramirez, Santa Barbara, 0-6-30.0.

GROUP 2 — Lupe Henry, Cathedral City, 5-1-54.6; Frank Esperanza, Oxnard, 4-2-44.6; Frank Morales, Santa Barbara, 3-3-35.8; Tom Buck, Sun City, 3-3-29.6; Keith Keller, Ojai, 3-3-29.2; Tim Taylor, Oxnard, 2-4-31.7; Loris Hauck, Simi Valley, 1-5-21.3.

GROUP 3 — Wally Shipley, Newport Beach, 5-1-37.5; Ed Agner, Beaumont, 5-1-33.3; Jim Maglio, Santa Barbara, 3-3-30.4; Spencer Tidd, Goleta, 3-3-28.8; Dave Rodriquez, Santa Barbara, 2-4-32.1; Fred Craven, Bellflower, 2-4-29.6; John Bower, Santa Barbara, 2-4-21.3.

GROUP 4 — Jeff Weaver, Santa Barbara, 4-2-45.8; Charles Alexander, Santa Barbara, 4-2-35.4; Doug Soward, Lake Isabella, 4-2-34.6; Ernie Knorp, Goleta, 4-2-33.3; Ray Silva, Santa Barbara, 2-4-33.8; George Farrell, Apple Valley, 2-4-23.8; Joe Moreno, Barstow, 1-5-24.2.

GROUP 5 — Pete Maglio, Riverside, 5-0-23.0; Bob Lowell, Palm Springs, 4-1-26.0; Karen Rowbury, Santa Barbara, 3-2-22.5; Ron Fitzmorris, Oxnard, 2-3-13.5; Linda Rodriquez, Santa Bar-bara, 1-4-12.5; Leroy Brinson, Barstow, 0-5-13.5.

GROUP 6 — Salvador Martinez, Santa Barbara, 5-0-24.5; Sally Shipley, Newport Beach, 3-2-19.0; Edyth Soward, Lake Isabella, 3-2-19.5; Rita Eozzo, Los Angeles, 2-3-15.0; Beverly Agner, Beau-mont, 1-4-6.5; Karl Miller, Cucamunga, 1-4-6.5.

ERNIE KNORP HCP — SANTA BARBARA — SANC. 86-155 — GROUP 1 — Lupe Henry, Cathedral City, 7-0-58.5; Diane Lopez, Santa Barbara, 6-1-76.2; Jim Eozzo, Los Angeles, 5-2-53.3; Joe Dawsey, Oxnard, 3-4-52.8; George Whittemore, Rosemead, 3-4-48.7; Barbara Dow, Capistrano, 3-4-47.4; Ernie Knorp, Goleta, 1-6-32.1; Jim Maglio, Santa Barbara, 0-7-26.4.

GROUP 2 — Len Rameriz, Santa Barbara, 5-1-34.8; Jim Maglio, Santa Barbara, 4-2-34.3; Tim Taylor, Oxnard, 3-3-31.8; Frank Morales, Santa Barbara, 3-3-31.3; Spencer Tidd, Goleta, 2-4-30.4; Ed Agner, Beaumont, 2-4-29.0; Dave Rodriquez, Santa Barbara, 2-4-24.8.

GROUP 3 — Charles Alexander, Santa Barbara, 6-0-43.4; Ray Silva, Santa Barbara, 4-2-37.4; Smokey Anderson, Burbank, 4-2-34.1; Jeff Weaver, Santa Barbara, 3-3-35.0; Doug Soward, Lake Isabella, 3-3-34.9; Keith Keller, Ojai, 1-5-27.4; John Bower, Santa Barbara, 0-6-23.0.

GROUP 4 — Salvador Martinez, Santa Barbara, 7-1-22.5; Jim Dow, Capistrano, 6-2-25.3; Karen Rowbury, Santa Barbara, 5-2-26.1; Ron Fitzmorris, Port Hueneme, 4-3-14.6; Bob Lowell, Palm Springs, 3-4-22.1; Pete Maglio, Riverside, 2-5-23.2; Dave Davis, Santa Barbara, 2-5-8.9; Linda Rodri-quez, Santa Barbara, 0-7-12.1.

GROUP 5 — Sally Shipley, Newport Beach, 5-0-16.0; Beverly Agner, Beaumont, 3-2-10.0; Dan Cooper, Santa Barbara, 3-2-6.4; Rita Eozzo, Los Angeles, 2-3-10.0; Karl Miller, Cucamunga, 2-3-5.6; Edyth Soward, Lake Isabella, 0-5-6.8.

GUNNAR HANSEN OPEN — TORRANCE — SANC. 86-146 — GROUP 1 — Howard Larson, Lakewood, 8-1-57.8; Ronnie Simmons, 7-2-62.7; Bruce Stuart, Torrance, 6-2-48.3; Chuck Yoshida, Carson, 5-3-38.5; Don Gregson, Crestline, 4-4-48.3; Dave Rodriquez, Santa Barbara, 3-5-33.8; Pat Brady, Torrance, 2-6-46.8; Jim Kerr, Redondo Beach, 2-6-36.8; Don Weaver, Nevada, 0-8-34.3.

GROUP 2 — Art Nugent, Fullerton, 9-0-38.1; Jim Witzig, Lake Isabella, 7-2-23.3; Joe Byrne, Tor-rance, 6-3-13.9; Smokey Anderson, Burbank, 5-4-29.2; Greg Simmons, Homeland, 4-5-29.2; Wally Shipley, Newport Beach, 4-5-28.9; Camille Bruster, Wofford Heights, 3-6-7.2; Leonard Lifton, Tor-rance, 2-7-25.6; Dan Cooper, Santa Barbara, 2-7-8.9; Dave Davis, Santa Barbara, 2-7-3.3.

ELMER BELLER OPEN — SO. GATE — SANC. 86-146 — GROUP 1 — Jonathan Williams, Chino, 6-0-71.3; Diane Lopez, Santa Barbara, 5-1-70.6; Ronnie Simmons, Homeland, 4-2-64.0; Ed


SOUTHERN CALIF. — (Continued) Arionus, Westminster, 3-3-59.1; Orville Loken, Yorba Linda, 2-4-60.7; Howard Larson, Lakewood,1-5-53.6; Don Gregson, Crestline, 0-6-45.1.

GROUP 2 — Pat Brady, Torrance, 5-1-52.2; Bob Thompson, Orange, 4-2-55.6; Stan Dobson, La Mesa, 4-2-52.1; Barbara Dow, Capistrano, 4-2-51.0; Phyllis Morten, Whittier, 3-3-41.9; Jim Buck, Lakewood, 1-5-44.1; Don Weaver, Nevada, 0-6-28.4.

GROUP 3 — Fred Craven, Bellflower, 6-1-33.0; Greg Simmons, Homeland, 5-2-35.1; Jack Schoonover, Orange, 3-3-34.7; Art Amador, Los Alamitos, 2-4-36.7; Dave Rodriquez, Santa Barbara, 2-4-33.4; Ray Silva, Santa Barbara, 2-4-33.0; Jeff Weaver, Santa Barbara, 2-4-29.2.

GROUP 4 — Smokey Anderson, Burbank, 5-1-29.6; Wally Shipley, Newport Beach, 4-2-38.6; Jim Mudra Sr., Long Beach, 3-2-31.2; Everett Seaman, San Diego, 3-2-28.6; George Farrell, Apple Valley, 1-4-23.1; Larry Ford, San Diego, 0-5-22.2.

ARNIE MORTENSON OPEN — BURBANK — SANC. 86144 — GROUP 1 — Ed Arionus, Westminster, 6-0-57.1; Ronnie Simmons, Homeland, 4-2-67.0; Arnie Mortenson, La Crescentia, 4-2-64.2; Orville Lokken, San Bernardino, 3-3-61.4; Diane Lopez, Santa Barbara, 3-3-60.3; Don Gregson, Crestline, 1-5-50.0; Jim Atwell, Los Angeles, 0-6-41.2..

GROUP 2 — Art Nugent, Fullerton, 5-1-41.1; Bob Jacobs, Tustin, 4-2-44.2; Chuck Dunning, Cor-ona, 4-2-42.9; Louis Mahlstedt, Lake Isabella, 4-2-36.5; Ray Silva, Santa Barbara, 3-3-27.0; Greg Simmons, Homeland, 1-5-26.3; Dave Rodriquez, Santa Barbara, 0-6-26.0.

GROUP 3 — Smokey Anderson, Burbank, 5-2-30.8; Jack Schoonover, Orange, 4-3-29.3; Dan Cer-vantes, Perris, 3-3-27.8; Clinton Broyles, Apple Valley, 2-4-26.5; Traynore Johnson, Burbank, 3-3-24.4; Marlin Jay, Long Beach, 3-3-24.5; Pet Maglio, Riverside, 2-4-25.9.

GROUP4 — Harold Redding, Burbank, 7-1-29.7; Dan Cervantes,Perris, 6-2-26.6; Harry Crain, No. Hollywood, 4-3-20.0; Elmer Landis, Bakersfield, 4-3-18.6; Ron Prusinski, Lakewood, 3-4-23.2; Dan Cooper, Santa Barbara, 3-4-16.8; Phillip Dunning, Corona, 2-5-14.3; Loretta Chaney, Altadena, 0-7-5.0.

GROUP 5 — Graden Sells, Glendora, 5-1-26.7; Harold Finnern, Long Beach, 4-2-21.3; Jim Dow, Capistrano, 3-2-23.6; George Ferry, Lakewood, 3-2-23.2; Karen Rowbury, Santa Barbara, 1-4-16.0; Jim Witzig, Lake Isabella, 0-5-18.4.

GROUP 6 — Kee Blackrock, Maywood, 5-0-25.2; Camille Bruster, Wofford Heights, 4-1-12.4; Ronald Prusinski, Lakewood, 3-2-20.8; Erwin Klessig, Lynwood, 2-5-6.0; Dave Davis, Santa Bar-bara, 1-4-3.6; Loretta Chaney, Burbank, 0-5-7.6.

CURRY TOPS KOOTENAI OPEN — IDAHO — SANC. 86-310 CLASS A — Dean Curry, 7-1-63.2; Wally Rehard, 7-2-54.6; Charlie Ault, 6-2-57.2; George Sala,

4-3-50.3; Les Montaney, 3-4-51.1; Norm Watson, 1-6-48.2; Ken Riersgard, 1-6-42.1; Wayne Scrivens, 1-6-35.9.

CLASS B — Ken Kohler, 7-0-48.5; Elmer Currie, 5-2-42.9; Earl Holloway, 4-3-41.6; Del Schmeling, 4-3-39.8; Bill Rust, 3-4-49.6; Don Shove, 3-4-42.4; Warren Burke, 2-5-37.8; Brent Poole, 0-7-26.2.

CLASS C — Maynard Hoff, 6-1-47.9; Bob Jelich, 5-2-34.3; Earl Kettleson, 4-2-35.3; Marvin Falk, 3-3-32.0; Virgil Brayette, 3-3-29.1; Don Mounts, 1-5-27.0; Ed Lunceford, 0-6-27.4.

CLASS D — Jack DeBarbrie, 5-0-25.0; Otto Brennecke, 4-1-26.8; Ross Watson, 3-2-22.2; Morris Martin, 2-3-14.5; Sonny Hendrix, 0-5-8.5.

JUNIOR — Kevin Watson, 1-4-10.2. WOMEN — Willa Lunceford, 5-0-47.9; Hannah Foley, 4-1-52.3; Shirley O'Brien, 3-2-40.1; Helen

Watson, 2-3-40.6; Ruth Falk, 1-4-36.9; Shirley Watson, 0-5-21.6.

KNAUFT SWEEPS LEWISTON, ID. OPEN - SANC. 86-300 CLASS A — Henry Knauft, 7-0-67.; Dean Curry, 5-2-59.7; Howard Abbott, 5-2-47.0; Hannah Foley,

3-4-44.5; Charlie Ault, 3-4-38.7; Wally Rehard, 2-5-40.7; Ruth Welch, 2-5-38.1; George Sala, 1-6-37.6. CLASS B — Mel Page, 6-1-47.1; Ken Kohler, 6-1-45.6; Helen Watson, 6-1-42.7; Ed Lovejoy,

2-5-38.1; Bill Rust, 2-5-35.9; Ed Welch, 2-5-33.2; Shirley O'Brien, 2-5-32.2; Harold Lemmons, 1-6-31.1. CLASS C — Cal O'Dell, 6-1-35.0; Don Mounts, 5-2-32.7; Tom J. Worthington, 4-3-32.4; Barney

Brownlee, 4-3-22.7; A. J. Eichorn, 3-4-29.7; Bob Jackson, 3-4-28.5; Gene Kopta, 3-4-27.3; Mickey O'Dell, 0-7-19.1.

CLASS D — Kraig Allen, 6-0-29.4; Jim Hackett, 4-2-23.0; Max Harris, 3-3-24.5; Lyle Johnson, 3-3-19.3; Myron Buchert, 2-4-19.7; Sid Bigelow, 2-4-19.6; Otis Wilcox, 1-5-13.3.

CLASS E — Jack Debarbrie, 5-1-20.1; Virgil Brayette, 4-2-23.6; Ross Watson, 3-2-20.8; Morris Martin, 2-3-21.4; Sonny Hendrix, 2-3-9.8; Jason Knauft, 0-5-3.6.


FESTIVAL OF PRIDE OPEN - JEROME, ID. - SANC. 86-308 CLASS A — Linda Martin, Fairfield, 6-1-50.9; Hank Tencate, Wendell, 5-2-47.9; Roger Evans,

Twin Falls, 5-2-41.3; Lee Edwards, Gooding, 4-3-41.0; Leo Peterson, Twin Falls, 3-4-39.0; Lee Payton, Jerome, 3-4-37.5; Olon Crandall, Mountain Home, 1-6-28.8; Henry Reid, Jerome, 1-6-24.8.

CLASS B — Sam Williams, Driggs, 9-0-37.2; Doug Palmer, Pocatello, 8-1-33.8; Ted Gardner, Jerome, 7-2-33.8; Berle Riese, Fairfield, 5-4-32.9; Jack Beebe, Mountain Home, 4-5-31.1; Ralph Morgan, Mountain Home, 4-5-31.4; Clyde Marquez, Idaho Falls, 3-6-37.0; Helen Payton, Jerome, 3-6-27.0; Bert Stoddard, Idaho Falls, 2-7-23.3; Jerry Ostler, Jerome, 0-9-20.2.

CLASS C — Harry Chapin, Twin Falls, 7-1-30.1; Stan Kirtland, Hagerman, 6-2-29.2; Dean Blake, Sun Valley, 5-2-31.2; Lester Agee, Eden, 4-3-21.6; Ruth Anderson, Idaho Falls, 3-4-27.5; Dean Mar-tin, Fairfield, 2-5-18.8; Milt Ulrich, Filer, 1-6-25.0; Ed Petitt, Jerome, 1-6-13.2.

CLASS D — Sandra Ulrich, Twin Falls, 7-1-30.8; Lon Thompson, Jerome, 6-2-23.9; Bob Koren, Kimberly, 5-2-18.6; Fay Fuqua, Gooding, 4-3-28.2; Lyle Anderson, Idaho Falls, 3-4-21.1; Lynn Fu-qua, Gooding, 2-5-18.9; Ray Ulrich, Twin Falls, 1-6-17.7; Ray Swenson, Mountain Home, 1-6-14.1.

JUNIORS — Ginger Thompson, Jerome, 4-0-19.5; Jay Anderson, Idaho Falls, 2-2-9.8; Tracy Thompson, Jerome, 0-4-1.5.

REHARD SWEEPS NO. IDAHO OPEN - SANC. 86-310 CLASS A — Wally Rehard, Spokane, 9-0-52.4; Les Montaney, Spokane, 8-1-54.4; Dean Curry,

Lewiston, 7-2-56.6; Bill Rust, Orofino, 6-3-43.7; George Sala, Spokane, 4-5-44.0; Ken Kohler, Spokane, 4-5-42.5; Dayton Martindale, Royal City, 3-6-42.0; Don Workman, Colbert, 2-7-38.9; Elmer Currie, Coeur d'Alene, 1-8-33.9; Wayne Scriven, Coeur d'Alene, 1-8-32.2.

CLASS B — Don Shove, Hayden Lake, 6-1-40.0; Barney Brownlee, Post Falls, 5-2-28.6; Eugene Peone, Wellpinit, 3-3-37.7; Warren Burke, Coeur d'Alene, 3-3-34.6; Ed Lunceford, Smelterville, 2-4-31.4; Del Schmeling, Post Falls, 1-5-32.2; Don Fisher, Coeur d'Alene, 1-5-23.4.

CLASS C — Otto Brennecke, Post Falls, 4-1-30.9; Myron Buchert, Orofino, 3-2-33.3; Morris Mar-tin, Spokane, 3-2-25.1; Jack DeBarbrie, Coeur d'Alene, 2-3-24.6; Virgil Brayette, Clarkston, 2-3-22.0; Sid Bigelow, Coeur d'Alene, 1-4-23.0.

CLASS D — Charles Tellier, St. Ignatius, MT, 5-1-21.3; Ted Ogilvie, Chewelah, 4-2-20.4; Lester Cathey, Rathdrum, 3-2-17.9; Mike Becker, Chewelah, 3-2-15.3; Warren Ray, Coeur d'alene, 1-4-14.6; Kevin Watson, Kellogg, 0-5-6.8.

LADIES A — Ruth Welsch, Spokane, 4-0-48.6; Willa Lunceford, Smelterville, 2-2-47.0; Hannah Foley, Newport, 2-2-45.5; Helen Watson, Spokane, 2-2-41.7; Shirley Watson, Kellogg, 0-4-21.0.

TENCATE WINS MOUNTAIN HOME, ID. OPEN — SANC. 86-311 CLASS A — Hank Tencate, Wendell, 9-1-51.1; Warren Stutzman, Rupert, 8-2-47.8; Leo Peterson,

Twin Falls, 7-2-42.3; Doug Palmer, Pocatello, 5-4-37.5; Dan Tucker, Hailey, 5-4-36.0; Sam Williams, Driggs, 4-5-34.3; Tony Apodaca, Jerome, 4-5-33.9; Lee Payton, Jerome, 3-6-36.9; Clyde Marquez, Idaho Falls, 1-8-23.0; Henry Reid, Jerome, 0-9-19.6.

CLASS B — Evan Pickett, Pocatello, 7-0-43.1; Virgil Johnson, Mountain Home, 5-2-32.1; Dean Blake, Sun Valley, 5-2-31.9; Jack Beebe, Mountain Home, 3-4-28.9; Harry Chapin, Twin Falls, 3-4-28.3; HelenPayton, Jerome, 3-4-27.3; Lou Logosz, Gooding, 1-6-23.2; Bert Stoddard, Idaho Falls, 1-6-17.3.

CLASS C — llene Park, Spokane, 7-1-33.6; Fay Fuqua, Gooding, 6-2-31.8; Gene Meeks, Boise, 4-3-26.8; Lester Agee, Eden, 3-4-21.7; Stan Kirtland, Hagerman, 3-4-21.3; Dean Meeks, Boise, 3-4-20.7; Lon Thompson, Jerome, 2-5-22.0; Ray Swenson, Mountain Home, 1-6-17.3.

JUNIORS — Ginger Thompson, Jerome, 4-0-14.8; Tracy Thompson, Jerome, 0-4-1.0.

NORTHERN CALIF. ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENT ACTION INDIAN VALLEY OPEN —W&J — GREENVILLE, CALIF. — SANC. — CLASS A-1 — Blacke

Harms, 5-0-58; Richard McCutcheon, 4-1-56.4; Tolbert Stout, 2-3-56; Dick Hucke, 2-3-48.8; Dick Williams, 1-4-49.2; Walt Foreman, 1-4-45.2.

CLASS A-2 — Lee Van Dalsen, 5-1-47.6; Joe White, 4-2-44.3; Jim Long, 3-2-40.8; Ralph Morrison, 2-3-37.2; Doyle Palmer, 1-4-41.2; Dewayne Schmidt, 1-4-36. High Games: Long 56%; Palmer, Van Dalsen & White 5-%.

CLASS A-3 — Don Gore, 5-1-31.3; Bud Grisaffi, 4-2-39.6; Roy Deffner, 3-2-28.8; Lenard Edwards, 2-3-30.8; Jim Kyker, 2-3-28; Jim Cosgrove, 0-5-21.2. High Games: Grisaffi 56%; Deffner 48%.

CLASS A-4 — Mark Rilea, 5-1-34.6; John Rilea, 4-2-36; Leigh Graves, 3-2-28.4; John Barney, 2-3-27.6; Dwain Hettinger, 2-3-24.4; Harvey Merino, 0-5-24. High Games: J. Rilea 48%; M. Rilea 40%.


NORTH. CALIF. — (Continued) CLASS A-5 — Buck Gendron, 5-0-36; Laurel Fisher, 4-1-26; Art Yount, 3-2-22; Rodney Mullen,

2-3-21; Leo Wanner, 1-4-18. High Games: Gendron 40%; Fisher 30%.. CLASS A 6 — Marvin Cunningham, 5-0-30.8; Glen Rains, 3-2-24.4; Bob Ailing, 2-3-17.2; Daniel

Washoe, 2-3-16.8; Fred Osborn, 2-3-14.4; Les Hewston, 1-4-12.8. High Games: Cunningham 40%; Rains 32%; Ailing 28%.

WOMEN CLASS W-1 — Karen Ailing, 7-0-42; Theora Wilson, 6-1-41.3; Annette Williams, 5-2-38.6; Gail Cook, 4-3-30; Susie Rains, 2-5-21.3; Joann Wanner, 2-5-18.6; June Jordan, 2-5-15.6. High Games: Ailing 56%; Williams 52%; Wilson 52%..

WOMEN CLASS W-2 — Charlene Mullen, 5-0-20.5; Marian Hilpert, 4-1-17.5; Toni Hilpert, 2-3-18; Judy Garcia, 2-3-14; Norma Melton, 2-3-10. High Games: Mullen 24%; M. Hilpert 20%; T. Hilpert 20%.

JUNIOR CLASS JR-1 — Cathy Palmer, 4-0-6.5; Robbie Osborn, 2-2-8; Tom Ailing, 0-4-1. High Game: Osborn 10%.

DEL RIO MIXED DOUBLES — SANC. — CLASS 1 — Sharon Paddock, 3-0-74.6; Bob Proctor, 1-2-50; Tom Webb, 1-2-41.3; Dave Shelton, 1-2-40.6; High Game: Paddock 8%; Proctor 64%.

CLASS 2 — Barak Wright, 3-1-29; Reese Cathey, 2-3-26.5; Carl Akins, 1-2-30.6; Marv Stapp, 1-2-26; High Game: Wright 36%; Cathey, Stapp & Akins 34%.

CLASS 3 — Dwain Hettinger, 5-0-27.2; Phil Ingersol, 3-2-23.2; George Larson, 2-3-20.8; Cliff Ken-dall, 2-3-12; George McDavitt, 2-3-10.8; Rocci Costa, 1-4-9.2; High Game: Hettinger 34%; Ingersol 28%.

CLASS 4 — Jerry Beach, 5-0-16; George Dodley, 3-2-8.4; Forrest Carlson, 3-2-7.2; Chad Miller, 2-3-10.4; Henry Clark, 2-2-4.8; Jason Miller, 0-5-3.2; High Game: Beach 24%.

AL CRABTREE OPEN — W-J — TURLOCK — JUNE 21 — CLASS A-1 — Don Titcomb, 9-0-77.5; Dave Loucks, 8-1-70.9; Emmett Schroeder, 6-3-64; Ed Floyd, 6-3-58.7; Walt Foreman, 5-4-49.6; Al Crabtree, 4-5-50.3; Verdan Zelmar, 3-6-52.5; Holland Payne, 3-6-50.6; Marty Dunn, 1-8-39.3; High Game: Titcomb 85%; Floyd 85%.

CLASS A-2 — Jay Richmond, 8-2-46.1; Mel Roberts, 7-3-52.7; Mel Anderson, 6-3-46.5; Dewayne Schmidt, 6-3-40.3; Jim Garrett, 6-3-37.8; Bert Charley, 5-4-42.1; Fred Wood, 5-4-37.8; Steve Ornelas, 2-7-21.2; Ross Akers, 1-8-21.5; High Game: Roberts 62.5%; Anderson 60%.

CLASS A-3 — Gordon Loveall, 8-1-27.1; Lee Henninger, 7-2-27.8; Leonard Cosky, 7-2-25.3; Wally Stevens, 7-2-20; James Churchill, 6-3-13.1; Chet Carter, 4-5-16.2; Mel Falcon, 2-7-11.5; Ernie Kim, 2-7-10.3; Glenn Jamieson, 2-7-8.4; High Game: Cosky 45%; Loveall 42.5%; Henninger 42.5%.

WOMEN CLASS W-1 — Virginia Sturla, 6-2-58.7; Vada Dunn, 4-4-60.3; Billie Sue Pennington, 4-4-58.7; Marthe Dunn, 3-5-55.6; Carol Casados, 3-5-52.8; High Game: Sturla, 72.5%; Marthe Dunn, 72.5%; Vada Dunn, 67.5%.

WOMEN CLASS W-2 — Josephine Charley, 7-1-38.7; Jean Ornelas, 6-2-32.5; Izetta Churchill, 4-4-23.1; Cathie Loucks, 3-5-16.5; High Game: Charley 45%; Ornelas 42%.

JUNIOR CLASS JR-1 — James Ornelas, 8-0-20. High Game: 30%. GOLD COUNTRY A-B-C-D OPEN — JUNE 15 — NEVADA CITY — CLASS A-1 — Don Titcomb,

7-0-73.4; Dave Loucks, 6-1-66.5; Lou Fontaine, 5-2-60.8; Rub. Lee, 4-3-66.5; Don Williams, 3-4-50.5; Pete Manitone, 2-5-58.5; Chuck Seal, 1-6-55.7; Emmett Schroeder, 0-7-53.4. High Games: Titcomb 78%; Loucks & Ruben Lee 76%.

CLASS A-2 — Tom Webb, 5-1-52.6; Al Crabtree, 4-2-51.6; Walt Robinson, 3-2-48.4; Holland Payne, 2-3-55.2; Marty Dunn, 1-4-46.4; Walt Foreman, 1-4-38.8. High Games: Webb & Crabtree 66%, Payne 64%; Dunn 62%.

CLASS A-3 — Richard McCutcheon, 5-0-51.2; Bert Charley, 3-2-49.2; Jarold Holbrook, 3-2-46.8; Bill Hines, 2-3-42.4; Jack Sorg, 1-4-41.6; Dick Hucke, 1-4-41.2; High Games: McCutcheon 62%; Holbrook 56%; Charley 56%.

CLASS A-4 — Earl Kynard, 7-0-44.8; Leonard Rood, 6-1-49.7; Carl Newsom, 4-3-43.4; Don Pur-dum, 4-3-43.1; Newton Graves, 3-4-38; John Sylvester, 2-5-35.7; Fred Siemucha, 2-5-33.4; Bill Dise, 0-7-33.7. High Games: Rood 56%; Purdum 56%; Kynard 52%; Graves 52%.

CLASS A-5 — Gary Dillon, 6-1-31; Barak Wright, 5-2-39.3; Dewayne Schmidt, 5-2-38; Doyle Palmer, 5-2-34.3; Roy Parker, 3-4-34.3; Auggie Fragale, 3-4-28.3; Bud Grisaffi, 1-6-26. High Games: Schmidt 50%; Parker 44%; Wright 44%.

CLASS A-6 — Ralph Morrison, 6-1-32; Ben Chiapputi, 5-2-36; John Kincheloe, 4-3-32.6; Lou Bayer, 4-3-28; Bob Lloyd, 3-4-29.6; Mike Holbrook, 3-4-28.6; Otis Hubbard, 3-4-23.6; High Games: Chiapputi 50%; Kincheloe 40%; Lloyd 40%.

GOLD COUNTRY W&J OPEN — JUNE 14 — WOMEN CLASS W-1 — Yosiko Palmer, 5-1-44.6; Marthe Dunn, 4-2-57.9; Karen Ailing, 2-3-41; Annette Williams, 2-3-38; Josephine Charley, 2-1-32; Lillian Lloyd, 0-5-40.

WOMEN CLASS W-2 — Sandy Kalberg, 4-0-35.5; Theora Wilson, 3-2-28.6; Bonnie White, 3-2-24; Delanne Moss, 2-2-23; Gail Cook, 1-3-26; Susie Rains, 0-4-22.


NORTH. CALIF. - (Continued) WOMEN CLASS W-3 — Jean Bush, 5-0-27.5; Marilyn Brown, 4-1-28; Becky Wood, 3-2-23; Joanne

Wanner, 2-3-15; Cathie Loucks, 1-4-11; Jean Robinson, 0-5-9.5. JUNIORS CLASS J-1 — Chris Stewart, 2-0-38.7; Nick Wanner, 0-2-28.7; Frank Palmer, 2-0-12.5;

Cathy Palmer, 0-2-.08. CLASS E-1 — Kim Kyker, 5-1-31.7; Sylvan Stratton, 4-2-27.9; John Barney, Sr., 3-2-27.5; Scott

Machado, 2-3-20; Leigh Graves, 1-4-23.5; Joe Ferrau, 1-4-19.5. CLASS E-2 — Terry Wood, 5-2-29.3; Ray Moss, 4-3-28.6; Ernie Harries, 3-3-22.9; Tom Stewart,

3-3-14.6; Chick White, 2-3-26; Lee Henninger, 1-4-23. CLASS E-3 — Gordon Dickman, 4-1-29.5; Mel Falcon, 3-2-31; Bill Botelli, 2-3-26; Bob Thomas,

2-3-24; Eldon Bryhan, 2-3-21; Leo Wanner, 2-3-20. CLASS E-4 — John Hagerman, 5-0-18.5; George Larson, 3-2-19; Victor Nicoli, 2-3-20.5; Glenn

Rains, 2-3-18; Les Hewston, 2-3-16.5; Bob Ailing, 1-4-16.5.. CLASS E-5 — Gordon Brown, 5-0-22; Sam Watt, 3-2-20; Bob Gilreath, 2-3-16.5; Roy Heyden,

2-3-10; Randy Daniez, 2-3-9.5; Elmer Wilson, 1-4-9. CLASS E-6 — Steve Williams, 5-0-19.4; Ernie Kim, 4-1-14.4; Bill Padgett, 3-2-11.3; Vern

Brightman, 2-3-4; Rick Cullen, 1-4-5.6. H.O. HANSEN OPEN —W&J TOURNAMENT — JUNE 1 — CLASS A-1 — Walter Ray Williams,

10-0-85; Jesse Gonzales, 7-3-79.2; Don Titcomb, 6-4-74.5; Ed Floyd, 4-6-68.2; Fred Lavett, 3-7-58.2; High Game: Williams 92%; Gonzales 90%.

CLASS A-2 — Marty Dunn, 7-1-42.5; Jim Saunders, 6-2-50.2; Walt Robinson, 5-2-52; Glenn Kelly, 4-3-35.4; Jack Sorg, 3-4-36; Bob Lloyd, 3-4-33.1; Joe Ferrau, 1-6-21.5; Tom Pennington, 0-7-26.2. High Games: Robinson 66%; Saunders 64%.

CLASS A-3 — Mel Falcon, 5-0-24.4; Pete Duvall, 3-2-22.8; Obie Winn, 3-2-22.4; Ron Mann, 2-3-25.6; Rob Regalado, 2-3-25.6; Lee Henninger, 0-5-15.2. High Games: Duvall 38%; Regalado 34%; Winn 32%; Falcon 30%..

CLASS A-4 — Leonard Cosky, 5-0-22.8; Wally Stevens, 4-1-12; Red Taylor, 3-2-10; Dennis Scanlon, 2-3-11.6; Chet Carter, 1-4-18; Marion Hawley, 0-5-7.5; High Games: Carter 32%; Cosky 24%.

WOMEN CLASS W-1 — Marthe Dunn, 5-0-53.2; Billie Sue Pennington, 4-1-58.8; Char Sorg, 3-2-40.8; Lillian Lloyd, 2-3-32.8; Paige Pennington, 1-4-20.8; Shelly Scanlon, 0-5-13.2; High Games: Sue 66%; Marthe Dunn 64%.

SHASTA C OPEN & SENIORS, Lake Redding Park, Redding — JUNE 7 — CLASS C-1 — Van Dalsen, 6-1-45.6; Holland Payne, 5-2-46; Earl Kynard, 5-2-41.6; Leonard Rood, 5-2-41; Bert Charley, 3-4-39.6; Don Purdum, 2-5-35; George Gillett, 2-5-34.3; High Games: Payne 60%; Lee Van Dalsen 54%..

CLASS C-2 — Gary Dillon, 7-2-33.7; Floyd Edwards, 6-3-38.5; Bob Lloyd, 5-3-40; Doyle Palmer, 5-3-34.5; Bud Grisaffi, 4-3-33.6; Jim Kyker, 2-5-27.3; Chas. McDonald, 2-5-23.5; High Game: Lloyd 66%; Palmer 56%.

CLASS C-3 — Kenneth Reid, 5-0-32.8; Joe Ferrau, 3-2-28.8; Marv Stapp, 2-3-28; Leigh Graves, 2-3-23.2; Obie Winn, 2-3-13.6; Scott Machado, 1-4-20.8; High Games: Stapp 44%; Ferrau 42%.

CLASS C-4 — Tad Donoho, 7-0-31; Lee Henninger, 5-2-22.3; Ray Moss, 4-3-22.6; Lee Hardy, 4-3-15.6; Tom Stewart, 3-4-12; Bill Padgett, 3-4-11; Steve Williams, 2-5-17.3; High Games: Donoho 40%; Henninger 38%; Moss 34%.

SENIOR CLASS SR-1 — Willie Bradford, 5-0-58.4; Emmett Schroeder, 4-1-57.2; Dick Hucke, 3-2-46.8; Ruben Lee, 2-3-60.4; Monte Latino, 1-4-61.6; Lou Fontaine, 0-5-53.6; High Games: Lee 70%; Latino 70%; Fontaine 68%.

SENIOR CLASS SR-2 — Jack Eastwood, 5-0-27.6; Ben Chiaffuti, 4-1-34.4; John Rilea, 3-2-23.6; Leonard Edwards, 2-3-30.8; Dwain Hettinger, 1-4-21.2; Pete Donoho, 0-5-33.2. High Game: Chiaput-ti 46%; Donoho 40%.

SENIOR CLASS SR-3 — Chick White, 5-1-35; Buck Gendron, 5-2-24.5; Art Yount, 4-2-22; Eldon Bryhan, 2-3-13.6; George Larson, 1-4-16.6; Marion Hawley, 0-5-12.4; High Game: White 40%.

SHASTA X111 OPEN W, Lake Redding Park, Redding — JUNE 8 — CLASS A-1 — Monte Latino, 4-1-50.8; Chuck Seal, 3-2-52; Don Williams, 3-2-50.4; Lou Fontaine, 2-3-52.8; Emmett Schroeder, 2-3-47.6; Bob Proctor, 1-4-50.8; High Games: Proctor 66%; Fontaine & Seal 62%.

CLASS A-2 — Harold Holbrook, 5-0-50; Holland Payne, 4-1-55.6; Dave Shelton, 2-3-41.2; Tom Webb, 2-3-40.8; Marty Dunn, 1-4-29.6; Dick Hucke, 1-4-39.2; High Games, Payne 76%; Holbrook 60%..

CLASS A-3 — Leonard Rood, 4-1-40; Joe White, 3-2-43.2; Bert Charley, 3-2-40.8; Earl Kynard, 2-3-41.6; Ben Yost, 2-3-40; Dewayne Schmidt, 1-4-39.6; High Games: Yost 50%; White 48%.

CLASS A-4 — Doyle Palmer, 5-0-40; Gary Dillon, 4-1-37.2; Bob Lloyd, 2-3-34.4; Brian Carlson, 2-3-29.2; Bud Grisaffi, 1-4-29.2; Floyd Edwards, 1-4-27.6; High Games: Palmer 42%; Dillon 42%; Lloyd 40%..


NORTH. CALIF. — (Continued) CLASS A-5 — Jack Eastwood, 7-2-29.5; Joe Ferrau, 6-3-24.2; Marv Stapp, 5-3-29.7; Leigh Graves,

5-3-24.2; Mike Holbrook, 4-3-31.3; Kenneth Reid, 3-4-30; Scott Machado, 1-6-17.3; High Games: Holbrook 46%; Reid 38%; Graves 38%..

CLASS A 6 — Chick White, 7-0-27.6; Mark Rilea, 6-1-34; Laurel Fisher, 5-2-29; Obie Winn, 3-4-21; Dwain Hettinger, 3-4-18.6; John Rilea, 2-5-19.3; Frank Westbrook, 2-5-17.3; High Games: Rilea 46%; White 40%; Fisher 38%.

CLASS A-7 — Buck Gendron, 7-0-31; George Larson, 5-2-17; Glen Rains, 4-3-23; Lee Henninger, 4-3-22; Bill Padgett, 4-3-14.6; Lee Hardy, 2-5-14.3; Henry Clark, 2-5-9.6; High Games: Gendron 42%; Rains 36%.

WOMEN CLASS W-1 — Marthe Dunn, 6-1-51.7; Vada Dunn, 5-2-56.2; Sandy Hardy, 2-4-37.3; An-nette Williams, 0-6-34.6; High Games: V. Dunn 68%; M. Dunn 62%.

WOMEN CLASS W-2 — Lillian Lloyd, 5-0-36; Bonnie White, 4-1-26.5; Theora Wilson, 3-2-23; Susie Rains, 2-3-22.5; June Jordan, 1-4-11.5; High Games: Lloyd 42%; White 36%.

JUNIORS CLASS JR-1 — Travis Seal, 3-0-26; Cathy Palmer, 0-3-7.3. High Game: Seal 28%. GOLD COUNTRY E OPEN W&J TOURNANMENT — JUNE 14 — CLASS E-1 — Jim Kyker,

5-1-31.6; Sylvan Stratton, 4-2-27.9; John Barney, Sr., 3-2-27.5; Scott Machado, 2-3-20; Leigh Graves, 1-4-23.5; Joe Ferrau, 1-4-19.5; High Games: Stratton, 42.5; Kyker 35%.

CLASS E-2 — Terry Wood, 5-2-29.2; Ray Moss, 4-3-28.5; Ernie Harries, 3-3-22.9; Tom Stewart, 3-3-14.5; Chick White, 2-3-26; Lee Henninger, 1-4-23; High Games: Wood 42.5%; Moss 40%; Har-ries 37.5%.

CLASS E-3 — Gordon Dickman, 4-1-29.5; Mel Falcon, 3-2-31; Bill Botelli, 2-3-26; Bob Thomas, 2-3-24; Eldon Bryhan, 2-3-21; Leo Wanner, 2-3-20; High Games: Falcon 42.5%; Dickman, Botelli & Thomas 35%.

CLASS E-4 — John Hagerman, 5-0-18.5; George Larson, 3-2-19; Victor Nicoli, 2-3-20.5; Glen Rains, 2-3-18; Les Hewston, 2-3-16.5; Bob Ailing, 1-4-16.5; High Games: Nicoli & Hewston 35%; Hagerman 30%.

CLASS E-5 — Gordon Brown, 5-0-22; Sam Watt, 3-2-20; Bob Gilbreath, 2-3-16.5; Roy Hayden, 2-3-10; Randy Daniel, 2-3-9.5; Elmer Wilson, 1-4-9; High Games, Brown 30%; Watt 25%; Gilreath, 22.5%.

CLASS E-6 — Steve Williams, 5-0-91.3; Ernie Kim, 4-1-14.3; Bill Padgett, 3-2-11.2; Vern Brightman, 2-3-4.3; Rick Cullen, 1-4-5.6; High Games: Williams 27.5%; Kim 25%.

WOMEN CLASS W-1 — Yosiko Palmer, 5-1-44.5; Marthe Dunn, 4-2-57.9; Karen Ailing, 3-2-41; An-nette Williams, 2-3-38; Josephine Charley, 2-3-32; Lillian Lloyd, 0-5-40; High Games: Dunn 62.5%; Ailing 60%.

WOMEN CLASS W-2 — Sandy Kolberg, 5-0-33.5; Theora Wilson, 3-2-28.5; Bonnie White, 3-2-24; Delanne Moss, 3-2-23; Gail Cook, 1-4-26; Susie Rains, 0-5-22; High Games: Kolberg 45%; Wilson & Rains 37.5%.

WOMEN CLASS W-3 — Jean Bush, 5-0-27.5; Marilyn Brown, 4-1-28; Becky Wood, 3-2-23; Joann Wanner, 1-4-11; Jean Robinson, 0-5-9.5; High Games: Brown, 47.5%; Wood 35%; Bush 32.5%.

JUNIOR CLASS JR-1 — Chris Stewart, 2-0-38.7; Nick Wanner, 0-2-28.7; High Games: Stewart 40%; Wanner 37.5%.

FEATHER RIVER OPEN — JUNE 22 — CLASS A-1 — Pete Manitone, 7-0-66; Mate McBride, 6-1-55.7; Emmett Schroder, 5-2-64.9; Joe Colt, 4-3-54; Lee Van Dalsen, 3-4-46.6; Bert Charlie, 2-5-45.1; Don Williams, 1-6-52.9; Juke Basham, 0-7-50.6.

CLASS A-2 — Leonard Rood, 7-0-51.4; Doyle Palmer, 6-1-37.7; Gary Dillon, 4-3-35.7; Earl Kynard, 3-4-39.1; Bud Grisaffi, 3-4-36.6; Bill Dise, 2-5-31.7; Pet Hubbard, 2-5-29.7; Ralph Morrison, 1-6-27.

CLASS A-3 — Sylvan Stratton, 7-1-29.7; Terry Wood, 6-1-27.1; Jim Keyes, 4-3-28.8; Jim Kyker, 3-4-25.7; Charlie McDonald, 3-4-24.9; George Barth, 3-4-22.9; Ernie Harris, 2-5-23.5; Scott Machado, 1-6-19.

CLASS A-4 — Leo Wanner, 5-0-14; Lee Hardy, 4-1-19.6; Marty Pilcher, 3-2-15.6; Gordon Brown, 2-3-16.6; Randy Daniels, 1-4-14.8.

WOMEN CLASS A-1 — Yoshi Palmer, 5-0-48; Gail Cook, 4-1-30.6; Josephine Charley, 3-2-28.4; Marilyn Brown, 2-3-26; Becky Wood, 1-4-22.8; Midge Pilcher, 0-5-11.2.

JUNIOR CLASS JR-1 — Brian Hodges, 4-0-16; Frank Palmer, 2-2-8; Kathy Palmer, 0-4-4. GOLD COUNTRY OPEN — JUNE 15 — CLASSES A & B — CLASS A-1 — Don Titcomb, 7-0-73.4;

Dave Loucks, 6-1-66.6; Lou Fontaine, 5-2-60.8; Ruben Lee, 4-3-66.6; Don Williams, 3-4-58.6; Pete Manitone, 2-5-58.6; Chuck Seal, 1-6-55.7; Emmett Schroeder,0-7-53.4.

CLASS A-2 — Tom Webb, 5-1-52.7; Al Crabtree, 4-2-51.7; Walt Robinson, 3-2-48.4; Holland Payne, 2-3-55.2; Marty Dunn, 1-4-46.4; Walt Foreman, 1-4-38.8.

CLASS A 3 — Richard McCutcheon, 5-0-50.4; Bert Charley, 3-2-49.2; Harold Holbrook, 3-2-42.8; Bill Hines, 2-3-42; Jack Sorg, 1-4-42; Dick Hucke, 1-4-41.2.

CLASS A-4 — Earl Kynard, 7-0-45; Leonard Rood, 6-1-50; Carl Newsom, 4-3-43; Don Purdum,


NORTH. CALIF. — (Continued) 4-3-43; Newt Graves, 3-4-38; John Sylvester, 2-5-36; Fred Siemucha, 2-5-33.4; Bill Dise, 0-7-34.

CLASS A-5 — Gary Dillon, 6-1-31; Barak Wright, 5-2-39.3; Dewayne Schmidt, 5-2-38; Doyle Palmer, 5-2-34.3; Roy Parker, 3-4-34.3; Auggie Fragale, 3-4-28.3; Bud Grisaffi, 1-6-26.

CLASS A-6 — Ralph Morrison, 6-1-32; Ben Chiapputi, 5-2-36; John Kincheloe, 4-3-33; Lou Bayer, 4-3-28; Bob Lloyd, 3-4-29.6; Mike Holbrook, 3-4-29; Otis Hubbard, 3-4-24.

ART FELGENHAUER OF BERWYN, ILLINOIS NAMED NHPA SANCTIONED CLUB DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR

Dear Friends:

Recently I received a letter (7/1/86) from Terrence Dougherty, National Director Sanctioned Club/League Programs. This letter informed me that I was named the 1986 NHPA Sanctioned Club Director of the Year. Also, that I would receive a plaque in effect, later in the year.

I was both excited and overwhelmed with this news. Words cannot express my en-joyment and sincere appreciation of receiving this great honor. I shall display this award withpride and place it with and among my most precious possessions.

I want to thank all of the people in the NHPA Program that were involved in reward-ing me this great honor. Also, I want to thank the following:

Alois Vana, Berwyn Park District — Commissioners, Management & Staff. Maurice A. Dore; AVF — Berwyn Horseshoe Pitchers' Ass. — Membership. Norm Seaman, Cermak Rd. Business Assn. (Cicero & Berwyn) — Membership. Ethel Car-raro, Life Newspaper (Berwyn, Cicero & Stickney) — Membership. Joseph J. Lan-zillotti, Mayor of Berwyn & Entire Staff. Downers Grove Park District — Administra-tion & Entire Staff. AVF — Downers Grove Park District Horseshoe Club — Member-ship. Pete Moon, Australian NHPA Director & President — Pitcheroos Horseshoe Club. (The AVF-Berwyn HPA Sister Club, in Australia.)

Without their support and faith in me, I would not have been able to progress and accomplish my success.

"Therefore, upon receiving this honor and award; I accept them on behalf of all my friends, associates and members!"

I shall continue to serve the sport of horseshoe pitching and the NHPA, to the best of my ability.

Sincerely, Arthur V. Felgenhauer 3030 S. Wesley Avenue Berwyn, Illinois 60402

MISSISSIPPI STATE DIVISION NHPA What a tournament we had! The first MS state open tournament sanctioned by the

N.H.P.A. was an outstanding success. If you missed this one, you really missed out. 32 trophies were awarded to the top 4 in 8 separate classes. Those 32 people will be recognized by National Headquarters and will be written up in the News Digest. 63 pitchers signed up. There were 4 no-shows. Mary Turner was there all the way, but she could not pitch because of severe back pains. She did help with scorekeeping.

I cannot name everyone that helped make this tournament successful, but some have to be mentioned by name. All facilities we used were furnished to us by John and Charlotte Bradley. I do not believ we could have had this tournament without them. We all thank you for everything. Bob Bolen took home "The Sportsman of the Weekend" trophy because both hot days he was scorekeeper, dirt digger, sweeper, raker and pitched his heart out. A few more — Mike and Davi Uher, Marty Strak, Elton Balius, Bob and Tina Bruster, Bob and Diana Hill. The help they gave me in


MISS. STATE — (Continued) scorekeeping was really great. I thank everybody for helping me and I thank everybody for showing up.

15 pitchers from Louisiana were here and we all know they are dedicated pitchers. 7 of them took trophies home. About 30 Louisiana folks were here all weekend and we all thank each and every one of them for their help and support. Mr. John Wilson and Mr. Jack Actchley have done so much to help us to be successful. Our thanks to Bob and Bernice Stowe from Alabama. Bernice taught all of us about scorekeeping and she helped keep records all weekend. We all appreciate these folks and want them all back again.

We had super horseshoes both days. All the play-offs for first place awards were games that the losers as well as the winners can be proud of. You can see on the at-tached sheet who all the winners were.

"Renee" won the calculator and Mary Turner won the subscription to the "News Digest." Thanks to everybody that bought tickets, the profits all go in our treasury.

Let me talk about the future. We plan to hold our "First Annual Labor Day Weekend Tournament" the weekend of 30-31 August. I plan to have both men and women's singles this time. This will help prepare us for the first State Championship Tournament the first weekend in November. I will get all the details to you as soon as possible, but let's plan to make Labor Day a bigger, and if possible, better tourna-ment than the one we just finished. I made mistakes on our first tournament and I promise to try and not make any the next time. I need more help than I got this last time and I have to depend on you for this help. These next 2 tournaments will definitely be sanctioned by the Nationals. John and Charlotte are going to add 2 new courts. This will help speed up the round robin games.

Look over the attached sheets. If you want any of the items before the price goes up, let me or Goldie know as soon as possible. A very small part of these prices goes into our treasury and we need all we can put in for the State Championship Tourna-ment. The only thing we do not have to pay for is the facilities furnished by John and Charlotte Bradley. It takes a lot of money to put a State Charter on solid ground.

I have to mention "Speck" Horner agin. "Speck" is the man that has gotten us on television and in the newspapers. He also has recruited many, many people into the N.H.P.A. The plaque we gave him does not say it all, but it does tell him how much we appreciate all his efforts. Keep going "Speck."

FIRST MS STATE OPEN — SANCTION 86-322 CLASS A — Jo Tisbury, Ms., 6-2-36.1; Bob Stowe, Al., 5-3-39.4; Anne Williams, Ms., 4-3-39.5;

Frank Noto, La., 4-3-31.5. CLASS B — Ursula Horner, Ms., 5-1-43.9; Elisa Atchley, La., 4-2-35.4; Pat Lutz, Ms., 2-3-32.8;

Joyce Carvalho, Ms., 2-3-27.6. CLASS C — John Wilson, La., 6-1-30.8; Emile Landry, La., 5-2-29.1; Gene Stork, Ms., 5-2-27.9;

Skip Greco, La., 5-2-19.8. CLASS D — Ted King, Ms., 7-1-31.1; Joe Lutz, Ms., 6-2-35.2; Tina Bruster, Ms., 5-2-23.4; William

Smith, La., 4-3-25.0. CLASS E — Basil Huffman, Ms., 7-1-19.3; Bob Bruster, Ms., 6-2-22.4; Elton Balius, Ms., 5-2-17.1;

Fern Weekly, Ms., 4-3-16.1. CLASS F — Richard Andrews, Ms., 6-1-24.4; Allen Pisciotta, La., 5-2-15.9; Wilford Andrews, Ms.,

5-2-10.4; Bob Williams, Ms., 4-3-14.5. CLASS G — Mike Uher, Ms., 5-0-12.6; Speck Horner, Ms., 3-2-13.0; Ruth Tobias, Ms., 3-2-6.5; Davi

Uher, Ms., 2-3-12.5. CLASS H — Troy Mayhew, Ms., 7-0-13.3; Gerald Constable, Ms., 6-1-8.6; Bob Hill, Ms., 4-3-10.4;

Frank Waid, Ms., 4-3-8.1.

HENTON ON TOP IN DELHI, IA. OPEN — SANC. 86-197 CLASS A — Red Henton, Maquoketa, 7-1-69.1; Bill Vandegriff, Fairfield, 6-2-65.0; Harry Price,

Dubuque, 5-2-52.5; Art Hampton, Iowa City, 4-3-65.7; Bryon Hafner, Letts, 4-3-60.1; Ron Burgess, Cedar Rapids, 1-6-62.2; Harlan Hass, McGregor, 1-6-52.5; Leo Buell, Iowa City, 1-2-55.5.


HENTON - (Continued) CLASS B — Pat Simon, Waterloo, 7-0-61.4; Wm. Wilson, Manchester, 6-2-46.3; ;Jerry Russell,

Dubuque, 5-3-45.5; Ray Kamper, Arlington, 4-3-43.6; Don Marx, Marion, 3-4-38.4; Dick Holdridge, Dubuque, 2-5-39.9; Walter Hilberg, Decorah, 1-6-40.0; Ernie Benda, Cedar Rapids, 1-6-35.0.

CLASS C — Allan Cook, Maquoketa, 5-0-40.4; Ken Trowbridge, Dubuque, 3-2-41.2; Leonard Mauthe, Curaacity, 3-2-37.6; Richard Tjaden, Montkidello, 3-2-33.6; Irvin Munkel, Lime Springs, 1-4-34.4; Jake Davis, Columbus City, 0-5-30.8; Don Prottsman, Mt. Pleasant, 4-1-42.0; Dale Feye, Cedar Rapids, 3-2-40.4; Don Rolling, Maquoketa, 3-2-37.6; Kent McPhail, Dubuque, 2-3-38.0; Muriel Maurer, Manchester, 2-3-37.6; Walter Bantz, Independence, 1-4-37.2.

CLASS D — Lyle Jackson, West Union, 5-0-52.8; Alan Fisher, Cedar Falls, 4-1-40.4; Dave Herrig, Lamotte, 3-2-41.6; Bill Harder, Manchester, 2-3-37.6; Robert Beed, Keosaugna, 1-4-38.4; Glen Spiers, Grandview, 0-5-24.4.

CLASS F — Howard Siders, Tipson, 4-1-34.4; Ray Peters, Delhi, 4-1-32.4; Carl Schuake, Oelwein, 2-3-30.8; Morris Leplez, Union, 2-3-26.4; Don Trauer, Ryan, 2-3-21.6; Dan Anderson, Clinton, 1-4-28.8.

CLASS G — Gere Long, East Dubuque, 4-1-35.6; Ernie Soland, Decorah, 4-1-31.6; Tom Smock, Dunkerton, 4-1-28.8; John Shady, Zwingle, 2-3-29.2; Bud Hottle, Iowa City, 1-4-25.2; Billy Wilson Jr., Monti cello, 0-5-18.8.

CLASS H — Ron McCombs, Jesup, 5-0-30.4; Ron Houe, Strawberry, 3-2-33.2; Joe Lepley, Eldora, 3-2-31.2; Vern Richards, Hazelgreen, 3-2-21.6; Oscar Holdridge, Dubuque, 1-4-19.2; Frank Sanger, McGregor, 0-5-19.2.

CLASS I — Roland Von Thun, Clinton, 4-1-28.0; Ingeman Teslow, Decorah, 3-2-26.8; Bob McGregor, Westbranch, 3-2-25.2; Art Berkenpas, Lisbon, 2-3-24.4; Mike Murphy, Iowa City, 2-3-20.4; Richard Neunsinger, Oelwein, 1-4-18.4.

CLASS J — Jerry Lampe, Clinton, 4-0-35.0; Eldon Wilson, Delhi, 3-1-32.0; Dean LeClere, Ma-quoketa, 2-2-23.5; Harold Manning, Maquoketa, 1-3-24.0; David Reth, Delhi, 0-4-19.5.

WOMEN — Marianne Colony, Oxford, 4-1-40.8; Betty McGregor, West Branch, 3-2-42.8; Beverly Smock, Dunkerton, 3-2-37.6; Carolyn Siders, Tipton, 2-3-32.8; Janice Spiers, Grandview, 0-4-18.0.

McCANCE WINS COLUMBUS, NEB. OPEN — SANC. 86-235 CLASS A — Don McCance, 6-1-66.1; Duane Breckbill, 5-2-62.4; Dale Seybert, 5-2-59.5; Ken

Jankovitz, 5-2-57.5; Rex Robison, 3-4-53.6; Emery Brandt, 2-5-56.8; Glen Grotrian, 1-6-45.6; Al Younger, 1-6-39.4.

CLASS B — Earl Anderson, 7-0-56.5; Frank Daubert, 5-2-50.3; Marv Edson, 5-2-45.7; Fay Kapke, 4-3-49.0; Ferd Guenther, 2-5-44.1; John Seevers, 2-5-40.4; Marion Ryan, 2-5-36.7; Don Abernathy, 1-6-39.2.

CLASS C — Terry Boss, 6-1-46.0; Dave Hamernick, 6-1-39.4; Rick Gregg, 5-2-40.9; Fred Werkmeister, 4-3-36.7; Frank Merrill, 2-5-41.5; Larry Holmers, 2-5-36.4; Russ Grooms, 2-5-30.8; Harlen Jenssen, 1-6-32.4..

CLASS D — Bob Erickson, 6-1-41.1; Dan Brandt, 6-1-36.8; Leonard Stroble, 4-3-31.1; Don Berry, 4-3-30.7; Don Harney, 3-4-28.3; Warren Johnson, 2-5-30.7; Arlon Bartles, 2-5-30.6; Marty Craig, 1-6-28.8..

CLASS DD — Merle Alswager, 5-0-46.4; Harvey Washburn, 3-2-40.0; Gary Calihan, 3-2-39.8; Darry Burton, 2-3-29.5; Tom Durham, 2-3-28.1; Jim Mueller, 0-5-25.9.

CLASS E — Morris Leppley, 5-2-37.3; Lloyd Long, 5-2-34.2; Clarence Nelson, 5-2-34.0; Dave Mar-tin, 5-2-35.4; Roily Johnson, 4-3-33.3; Willis Stenzel, 2-5-26.4; Louie Tomek, 1-6-14.0; Marvin Rickert, 1-6-13.9.

CLASS F — Bob Dietz, 4-1-40.6; Harold Voskamp, 3-2-30.4; Erwin Anderson, 3-2-25.7; Robert Washburn, 2-3-28.6; Roger Krambeck, 2-3-23.3; Ben Stave, 1-4-18.8.

CLASS G — Gary Sindelar, 7-0-36.2; Art Brown, 5-2-34.3; Ron Scott, 5-2-31.9; Merlin Flood, 4-3-30.3; J.R. Montrose, 3-4-22.3; Elmer Janssen, 2-5-22.8; Pat Nisley, 2-5-18.9; Stan Johnson, 0-7-14.4.

CLASS H — Dennis Muth, 6-1-26.7; Mike Sindelar, 5-2-23.5; Jim Brown, 5-2-21.4; Lee Alexander, 4-3-25.6; Pat Wemhoff, 3-4-27.2; Tim Wemhoff, 3-4-24.1; Bill Kuehn, 2-5-21.5; Terry Martin, 0-7-16.4.

CLASS I — Louis Yrkoski, 4-1-25.5; Kermit Pearson, 3-2-23.3; Bob Hopkins, 3-2-21.7; Don Grotrian, 2-3-22.4; Leo Hellmers, 2-3-18.5; Jim Hopkins, 1-4-19.3.

CLASS J — Charles Derrickson, 5-0-26.4; Keith Fish, 4-1-22.3; Ted Dexter, 3-2-21.4; Elgin Jenny, 1-4-19.7; Virgil Packard, 1-4-14.4; Kevin Jenny, 1-4-6.3.

WOMEN A — Sally Grooms, 6-1-43.7; Tammy Grooms, 5-2-39.1; Irene Brown, 4-3-39.6; Darlene Hawke, 4-3-37.4; Carol Holmes, 4-3-35.5; Vonda Kapke, 3-4-28.6; Donna Alswager, 2-5-28.7; Kim Mussack, 0-6-22.1.

WOMEN B — Letta Washburn, 4-0-19.8; Joyce Dexter, 3-1-24.1; Joan Guenther, 2-2-13.5; Clarice


McCANCE — (Continued) Martin, 1-3-16.0; Laverna Rickert, 0-4-10.4.

JUNIORS — DOUBLE ROUND — Scott Steel, 6-0-41.9; Chrissy Wemhoff, 3-3-5.2; Cal Wemhoff, 2-4-5.3; John Steel, 1-5-10.0.

BRECHBILL UNDEFEATED IN SANC. THAYER NEB. TOUR. CLASS A — Duane Brechbill, 7-0-54.9; Earl Anderson, 4-3-45.7; John Seevers, 4-3-40.3; Marion

Ryan, 4-3-37.4; Ferd Guenther, 3-4-43.9; Merl Alswager, 3-4-42.2; Ray Livengood, 2-5-36.0; Larry Holmes, 1-6-38.0.

CLASS B — Don Harney, 6-1-27.5; Louis Rich, 6-1-24.1; Wayne Carriker, 4-3-29.5; Pat Wemhoff, 4-3-29.5; Walt Sackchewsky, 3-4-25.4; Tim Wemhoff, 3-4-24.1; Gene Livengood, 2-5-13.6; Terry Mar-tin, 1-6-21.5.

WOMEN & JUNIOR — Mavis Carriker, 2-0-24.4; Chrissy Wemhoff, 1-1-5.6; Cal Wemhoff, 0-2-0.0..

TENN. RINGER-ROUND-UP WON BY R. NORWOOD — SANC. 86-184 CLASS A — R. Norwood, 5-0-73.1; M. Bastian, 4-1-64.5; R. Williams, 3-2-64.7; J. Black, 2-3-64.9; D.

Martino, 1-4-68.0; L. Wyatt, 0-5-49.4. CLASS B — G. Lewis, 5-0-46.0; D. Stallings, 4-1-52.1; H. Irwin, 2-3-50.4; R. Ward, 2-3-48.4; S.

Banks, 2-3-40.7; C. Jarnigan, 0-5-34.3. CLASS C — C. Bennett, 4-1-50.8; J. Shelton, 3-2-50.0; C. Montgomery, 3-2-50.0; Jr. Haire, 2-3-50.6;

R. Press ley, 2-3-45.6; C. Green, 1-4-41.8. CLASS D — J. Adkerson, 5-0-48.5; W. Gee, 4-1-37.0; D. Davis, 3-2-35.5; J. Frizzell, 2-3-37.8; O.T.

Keele, 1-4-23.9; D. Caylor, 0-5-27.5. CLASS E — L. Morgan, 3-0-33.8; W. Farley, 2-1-29.5; D. Ward, 1-2-23.1; C. Goode, 0-3-18.3. CLASS F — C. Coward, 4-1-27.4; H. Lones, 4-1-26.6; B. Cooper, 3-2-25.5; J. Lewis, 2-3-24.6; J.

Davis, 2-3-21.7; R. Bennett, 0-5-19.2. JUNIORS — D. Wilkey, 2-1-20.1; C. Schwenk, 1-2-15.8.

D. WARD EASY WINNER IN TENN. TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS SANCTION 86-187 — ELIZABETHTON, TENN.

CLASS A — D. Ward, 4-1-77.9; R. Norwood, 3-2-70.0; R. Martino, 3-2-70.0; R. Pruitt, 2-3-65.0; J.B. Fuller, 2-3-6.5; W. Stephens, 1-4-64.3.

CLASS B — A.J. Nave, 4-1-62.3; N. Kelly, 3-2-59.2; D. Stallings, 3-2-52.8; G. Lewis, 3-2-49.2; B.J. Brown, 2-3-53.9; B. Altizer, 0-5-31.1.

CLASS C — V. Fox, 3-0-59.3; G. Whaley, 2-1-57.1; C. Bennett, 1-2-28.1; S. Cornette, 0-3-23.0; J. Shelton, Forfeit; Jr. Haire, Forfeit; J. Adkerson, Forfeit.

CLASS D — C. Perkins, 3-2-51.2; R. Ward, 3-2-48.3; M. Altizer, 3-2-46.0; R. Livingston, 3-2-45.2; C. Jarnigon, 2-3-36.2; J. Whaley, 1-4-40.0.

CLASS E — D. Mitchell, 5-0-51.3; D. Isaacs, 4-1-43.3; D. Self, 3-2-39.3; S. Callahan, 2-3-35.8; C. Cutshaw, 1-4-24.1; B. Dishner, 0-5-23.9.

CLASS F — B. Webb, 5-0-29.3; J. Davis, 4-1-25.1; J. Bennett, 2-3-25.8; M. Sheets, 2-3-21.2; R. Ben-nett, 2-3-17.5; H. Lones, 1-4-18.0.

CLASS G — T. Wilson, 4-0-29.7; J. Cable, 3-1-19.3; L. Wilson, 2-2-24.3; B. Grindstoff, 1-3-16.5; A. Garst, 0-4-8.1; R. Finney, Forfeit; G. Wilson, Forfeit.

ROLAND KRAFT OPEN, TOPEKA, KANSAS — SANC. 86-278 CLASS A — M. Potts, 7-7-74.6; E. Cooper, 6-1-73.5; C. Kilgore, 5-2-74.0; D. Erbe, 3-4-62.1; R. Potts,

3-4-60.5; A. Allbaugh, 2-5-58.9; B. Booe, 2-5-57.5; G. Buche, 0-7-51.7. CLASS B — W. Schendel, 6-1-59.8; G. Fleek, 5-2-55.0; B. Outt, 4-3-58.2; J. Hobbs, 4-3-55.1; M.

Reheis, 4-3-53.8; D. Craig, 4-3-47.3; L. Sperline, 1-6-44.6; P. Toole, 0-7-45.7. CLASS C — W. Troutwein, 7-0-49.0; B. Green, 5-2-51.7; H. Samuelson, 4-3-43.6; K. Talkington,

3-4-47.6; J. Schmotz, 3-4-39.0; M. Lundeen, 3-4-37.0; R. Sharp, 2-5-45.9; H. Washburn, 1-6-37.3. CLASS D—V. Coffman, 6-1-46.8; B. Chester, 5-2-40.1; L. Clevenger, 4-3-40.1; R. Drum, 4-3-35.6; L.

Rice, 3-4-32.9; H. Keener, 2-5-34.3; B. Dickson, 2-5-34.2; D. Derrick, 2-5-32.1. CLASS E — D. Prichard, 6-1-32.4; C. Kaniper, 4-3-42.4; P. Rethman, 4-3-40.3; R. Rendell, 4-3-37.4;

P. Voelker, 4-3-33.5; T. Talley, 2-5-29.3; H. Griffin, 2-5-29.0; H. Tucker, 2-5-23.2.


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ROLAND KRAFT OPEN — (Continued) CLASS F — D. McTaggart, 7-0-37.2; C. Harmon, 6-1-33.7; M. Chatham, 4-3-33.1; J. Butler,

4-3-26.1; L. Smith, 3-4-24.1; B. Shaw, 2-5-28.2; R. Washburn, 2-5-19.0; G. Plaisted, 0-7-15.4. CLASS G — R. Reese, 6-1-33.1; B. Kinder, 6-1-28.9; L. Cattrell, 5-2-27.9; B. Reese, 5-2-25.4; M. Mc-

Claskey, 3-4-23.7; B. Chandler, 2-5-23.4; J. Adame, 1-6-17.7; A. Peal, 0-7-20.1. CLASS H — J. Shobney, 7-0-25.7; B. Tabares, 6-1-19.8; D. Uhl, 5-2-17.1; C. Engroff, 4-3-18.2; C.

Murray, 2-5-15.4; R. Burnell, 2-5-15.3; R. Plankinton, 2-5-13.3. LADIES & JUNIORS — D. Reheis,7-0-47.7; R. Kilgore, 6-1-36.5; P. Prichard, 4-3-23.7; B. Harkin,

4-3-22.2; L. Washburn, 3-4-13.5; J. McClaskey, 3-4-11.9; R. Plankinton, 1-6-2.8.

HILLSBORO, KANSAS OPEN — SANCTIONED CLASS A — V. Valdois, 7-0-64.0; A. Allbaugh, 4-3-57.5; M. Tamboer, 3-4-56.9; M. Everhart,

3-4-56.9; G. Buche, 3-4-56.1; D. Fermin, 3-4-55.0; R. Funk, 3-4-54.9; D. Hutchinson, 2-5-48.5. CLASS B — M. Peninger, 6-1-47.2; D. Peters, 6-1-41.6; B. Whitley, 5-2-49.4; G. Dixon, 4-3-43.4; E.

Steinle, 4-3-42.1; G. Green, 2-5-37.1; R. Duerksen, 1-6-24.1; L. Aue, 0-7-31.2. CLASS C — H. Flickinger, 4-1-41.7; R. Roles, 4-1-39.4; F. Lessenden, 3-2-37.4; J. Miller, 2-3-32.9;

H. Keener, 1-4-29.8; L. Council, 1-4-29.3. CLASS D — B. Jones, 5-0-36.0; E. Haupt, 4-1-32.4; D. Voth, 3-2-34.9; W. Challender, 2-3-20.0; G.

Dixon, 1-4-18.0; S. Hensley, 0-5-17.3. CLASS E — J. Eagan, 5-0-37.4; M. Eagan, 4-1-27.4; J. Cairns, 3-2-19.4; C. Keesling, 2-3-21.5; H.

Schroeder, 1-4-13.9.

HENTON IN EASY VICTORY IN CEDAR RAPIDS, IA. OPEN Henton once agin shows his stuff as he averaged over 77% on the 4th in Cedar

Rapids in 90° heat. We had the biggest turn out in years and they were all NHPA members. I want to thank Cedar Rapids Coca-Cola and Dale Lee Distribution (Busch Beer) for their participation in this event. Sanction 86-307.

CLASS A — Henton, Maquoketa, 5-0-77.1; Foelske, Janesville, 3-2-66.7; Hass, McGregor, 3-2-57.6; Burgess, Cedar Rapids, 3-2-61.9; D. Foley, Cedar Rapids, 1-4-39.7; Hampton, Iowa City, Forfeit heat.

CLASS B — P. Simon, Waterloo, 5-0-54.8; B. Shaver, Illinois, 3-2-50.0; K. Shaver, Illinois, 3-2-48.2; V. Willians, Boone, 2-3-58.6; D. Marx, Marion, 1-4-44.4; Rousell, Dubuque, 1-4-42.0.

CLASS C — Kamper, Aplington, 4-1-37.9; B. Wilson, Manchester, 4-1-52.2; Daleske, Eldora, 3-2-50.0; Prottsman, Mt. Pleasant, 2-3-40.6; Benda, Cedar Rapids, 1-4-38.0; D. Anderson, Farm-ington, 1-4-37.2.

CLASS D — Palmer, Cedar Rapids, 4-1-48.4; Hanson, Nora Springs, 3-2-39.6; A. Cook, Ma-quoketa, 2-3-39.6; Hillberg, Decorah, 2-3-38.0; Trowbridge, Dubuque, 2-3-32.0; D. Sease, Des Moines, 2-3-32.0.

CLASS E — Gifford, Pella, 5-0-36.6; Walters, Eldora, 3-2-29.3; Harder, Manchester, 3-2-28.2; Ballhagen, New Hartford, 3-2-36.4; Maurer, Manchester, 1-4-29.8; Evert Kapayou, Tama, 0-5-21.6.

CLASS F — Feye, Cedar Rapids, 4-1-41.5; O'Shea, Cedar Rapids, 3-2-40.0; Lamparek, Cedar Rapids, 3-2-35.0; R. Foley, Cedar Rapids, 3-2-30.5; Sproston, Cedar Rapids, 2-3-19.0.

CLASS G — L. Jackson, West Union, 5-0-41.6; Bender, West Liberty, 4-1-38.4; Peters, Delhi, 3-2-33.6; McGregor, West Branch, 1-4-35.2; Al Fisher, Cedar Falls, 1-4-35.8; Bantz, Independence, 1-4-24.4.

CLASS H — Long, E. Dubuque, III., 4-1-34.8; Smith, Leon, 3-2-39.2; Panthen, Eldora, 3-2-40.4; Cakerice, Eldira, 2-3-28.8; E. Marx, Cedar Rapids, 2-3-26.0; Michels, Delhi, 1-4-24.4.

CLASS I — Morris, Lepley, Union, 4-1-28.4; Holthaus, Manchester, 3-2-25.2; D. Anderson, Clin-ton, 2-3-30.4; Hughes, Cedar Rapids, 2-3-23.2; Smock, Dunkerton, 2-3-25.2; Hanson, New Pro-vidence, 2-2-23.2.

CLASS J — Leonard, Cedar Rapids, 5-0-27.6; Lampe, Clinton, 2-3-30.4; Soland, Decorah, 2-2-27.2; Shearer, Delhi, 2-3-18.8; Hottle, Iowa City, 1-4-23.6; Shady, Zwingle, 1-4-20.4.

CLASS K — Von Thum, Clinton, 4-1-28.0; Speers, Mason City, 3-2-31.6; Joe Lepley, Eldora, 3-2-24.0; Kenney, Maxwell, 3-2-23.2; Teslow, Decorah, 1-4-18.8; McCombs, Jesup, 1-4-14.0.

CLASS L — Burkey, Maquoketa, 5-0-28.0; Murphy, Iowa City, 3-2-33.6; Bevill, Cedar Rapids, 3-2-20.0; McGregor, West Branch, 3-2-19.2; Rammelsburg, Palo, 1-4-10.4; Hegarty, Stanwood, Forfeit heat.

CLASS M — Strain, Cedar Rapids, 5-0-18.0; K. Cook, Cedar Rapids, 4-1-17.6; Yoder, Riverside, 2-3-15.2; Kiel, Cedar Rapids, 2-3-12.0; S. Foley, Cedar Rapids, 1-4-11.2; Davis, Cedar Rapids, 1-4-8.0.


LEXINGTON, NE SANCTIONED TOURNAMENT CLASS A — Don McCance, 6-0-62.6; Vaughn Helberg, 3-3-58.6; Rex Robison, 3-3-55.3; Michael

Folchert, 3-3-53.3; Ken Jankovitz, 3-3-47.3; Ken Tausan, 3-3-45.6; Gene Sierks, 0-6-44.6. CLASS B — Merle Alswager, 6-2-46.7; Marion Ryan, 6-2-39.2; Kent McCance, 5-3-36.5; Russell

Grooms, 5-3-35.2; George Wolfe, 4-4-41.5; Ray Livengood, 4-4-29.7; Harvey Washburn, 3-5-32.7; Tony Kleidosty, 2-6-28.7; Fred Werkmeister, 1-7-24.7.

CLASS C — Jim Hoblyn, 7-1-38.9; Marvey Washburn, 6-2-36.8; Art Brown, 6-2-34.9; Don Harney, 5-3-32.5; Harlan Jensen, 5-3-30.2; Karl Schmeekle, 4-4-40.0; Larry Wright, 1-7-25.8; Don Berry, 1-7-25.0; Norm Holmberg, 1-7-23.0.

CLASS D — Robert Washburn, 6-1-29.4; Marty Craig, 6-1-29.7; Lloyd Schneider, 4-3-28.0; Darry Burton, 3-4-26.5; Herman Jantz, 3-4-24.0; Bob Kriha, 2-5-26.0; William Hecht, 2-5-24.4; Denny Deal, 2-5-22.0.

CLASS E — Wayne Carrker, 5-2-28.0; Ed Ringenberg, 5-2-27.7; Bill Kuehn, 5-2-24.8; Bill Earnest, 5-2-20.2; J.R. Montross, 4-3-26.8; Bill Hanson, 2-5-19.7; Brad Craig, 1-6-19.7; June Liebhart, 1-6-16.5.

CLASS F — Laverne Gerdes, 6-1-24.2; Bob Curfman, 5-2-21.7; Glen Hawks, 4-3-23.3; Jim Hopkins, 4-3-20.5; Charles Derrickson, 4-3-19.4; Chuck Staton, 3-4-17.4; Bill Soncksen, 2-5-15.4; Kermit Pearson, 0-7-16.2.

CLASS G — Dan Priel, 5-1-18.6; Jim Breeden, 4-2-15.6; Harold Conner, 2-4-12.3; Dave Lavalleur, 1-5-7.0.

JUNIORS — Scott Steele, 5-1-50.0; Jeff Gerdes, 5-1-36.0; Chris Staton, 2-4-21.0; John Steele, 0-6-8.3.

WOMEN A — Carolyn Schneider, 5-0-49.2; Tammy Grooms, 4-1-38.8; Sammy Grooms, 3-2-40.0; Irene Brown, 2-3-40.4; Pat Hoblyn, 1-4-33.6; Darlene Hawks, 0-5-19.2.

WOMEN B — Lorraine Gerdes, 5-0-40.0; Donna Alswager, 4-1-31.2; JoAnne Staton, 3-2-29.2; Doris Earnest, 2-3-29.2; Jolene Soncksen, 1-4-23.6; LaRae Lavalleur, 0-5-19.2.

WOMEN C — Letta Washburn, 3-1-21.0; Karla McCance, 3-1-14.5; Mavis Carriker, 2-2-16.0; Dorothy Gerdes, 2-2-9.0; Connie Priel, 0-4-4.0.

4-STATE TITLE WON BY M. POTTS - FALLS CITY, NEB. SANC. CLASS A — Merlin Potts, Ks., 4-0-74.7; Charles Kilgore, Mo., 4-0-70.8; Jesse Hobbs, Ks., 1-3-56.9;

Emory Brandt, Ne., 2-2-55.2; Bob Johnson, Ne., 1-3-51.8; LaVon Sperline, Ks., 0-4-40.5. CLASS B — Pat Allen, Ne., 2-1-51.9; Ray Daugherty, la., 3-0-50.6; Ray Owens, Mo. 1-2-43.8; Harry

Samuelson, Ks., 2-1-40.4; W. Shellinbarger, Ks., 1-2-38.6; Bud Green, Ks., 0-3-32.2. CLASS C — John Seevers, Ne., 2-0-48.0; Leonard Werner, Ne., 0-2-35.4; Merle Cottle, Ne.,

2-1-32.9; Dennis Rusho, Ne., 2-1-32.1; Doyle Derrick, Ks., 0-2-26.6. CLASS D — Dale Verhoeff, Ne., 5-1-42.2; Dan Brandt, Ne., 5-1-45.0; Arlon Bartels, Ne., 2-4-32.1;

Pete Rethmen, Ks., 0-6-26.2. CLASS E — Bob Dietze, Ne., 4-1-30.0; Henry Wnuk, Ne., 3-2-36.4; Gary Sindelar, Ne., 3-2-35.1;

Rick Carter, Mo., 3-2-31.6; Lambert Boeding, Ks., 2-3-29.0; Lowell Fox, la., 0-5-19.2. CLASS F — Warren Johnson, Ne., 3-2-34.0; Lyle Smith, Ks., 3-2-32.1; Ervin Peterson, Ne.,

3-2-31.5; George West, la., 2-3-31.1; Skull Boeding, Ks., 2-3-30.8; Fred Feek, Ks., 2-3-30.0. CLASS G — Lloyd Cattrell, Ks., 3-0-29.7; Art McKinney, Ne., 2-1-20.5; Gene Heinzman, la.,

1-2-28.8; Alvin Strasil, Ne., 0-3-17.3. CLASS H — Earl Barker, Ne., 4-0-26.7; Mike Sindelar, Ne., 3-1-26.7; Bob Hopkins, Ne., 2-2-19.9;

Bob Brown, la., 1-3-15.6; Fred Beeson, Ne., 0-4-18.5. CLASS I — Milt Harmon, Ne., 4-1-18.1; Donnie Porter, Ne., 3-2-14.2; Jay Beach, la., 3-2-13.8; Mike

Allen, Ne., 2-3-15.6; Loren Katt, Ne., 2-3-14.1; John Koso, Ne., 1-4-11.1. JUNIORS — Jason Brandt, Ne., 3-0-43.9; Jason Katt, Ne., 0-3-11.1.

D. ERBE ON TOP IN KANSAS JAVA OPEN - SANC. 86-24 CLASS A — Dan Erbe, 7-0-61.4; Roy Smith, 5-2-46.5; Bud Hamilton, 5-2-48.8; Jack McCorkel,

3-4-45.8; Harold Gray, 3-4-36.9; Monte Erbe, 2-5-36.9; Jim Gray, 2-5-34.7; Vern Hoyer, 1-6-36.9. CLASS B — Charley Gann, 4-2-30.9; Richard Potter, 4-2-32.8; Vic Locke, 4-2-31.5; Al Holding,

3-3-28.1; Leland Sweetwood, 3-3-25.3; Paul Sturges, 2-4-31.0; W. W. Webb, 1-5-17.4. CLASS C — Gladys Mann, 6-1-32.0; Loren Coffey, 4-3-27.7; Ron Allison, 4-3-23.7; Greg Dixon,

4-3-22.8; Wayne Zimmerman, Jr., 3-4-22.3; John Davis, Jr., 3-4-18.9; Lonnie Mann, 2-5-18.6; Wayne Zimmerman, Sr., 2-5-14.6.

CLASS D — Lee Bates, 4-1-23.6; Duane Manley, 3-2-22.4; Mike Manley, 2-3-22.9; Harold Mann, 2-3-19.0; Chad Allison, 2-3-18.9; Ron Richardson, 2-3-14.8.


TURNER WINS DERBY FESTIVAL OPEN AT LOUISVILLE, KY. Judge Harvey Sloane was present to award the trophies to the winners. We want

to thank the city of Louisville and Jefferson County for the opportunity for giving the Kentucky Horseshoe Association a chance of putting on this tournament. We are looking forward to next year's Derby Festival tournament and hope that we will have 120 or more pitchers.

CLASS A MEN — Tib Turner, Nichoiasviile, 6-0-54.7; Arthur Burch, Scottsburg, 3-3-46.2; Jim No-ble, Louisville, 3-3-46.1; Melvin Rader, Defoe, 3-3-40.5; Omar Blacketer, Louisville, 2-4-45.9; Holmes Stiles, E-town, 2-4-40.4; John Stevenson, Louisville, 2-4-35.7.

CLASS B MEN — Richard Barrett, Louisville, 4-1-49.5; Bud Egger, Louisville, 3-2-48.4; Robert Simpson, Nichoiasviile, 3-2-42.8; George Cralle, E-Town, 2-3-35.4; John Hankins, Goshen, 2-3-34.5; Jack Turner, New Albany, 1-4-29.1.

CLASS BB MEN — Ronnie Dennis, E-Town, 5-0-42.7; Lou Pottinger, E-town, 4-1-35.0; Charles Peters, E-town, 3-2-37.5; Clyde Decker, Louisville, 2-3-23.6; Julius Willhoite, Pleasureville, 0-5-28.4; Joe Minnich, Shelbyville, 1-1-35.2.

CLASS C MEN — Ralph Sharp, Defoe, 7-0-30.6; Don Black, Pleasureville, 5-2-29.9; Bob Hardes-ty, Louisville, 4-3-30.1; Charles Smith, New Albany, 4-3-25.1; Maurice Norton, Pleasureville, 3-4-27.9; Don Norton, Pleasureville, 2-5-26.6; Ben Burrows, Midway, 2-5-18.5; Howard Cox, Louisville, 1-6-21.3.

CLASS D MEN — Cecil Bohannon, Defoe, 6-1-32.2; Oliver Smith, Mt. Washington, 6-1-26.2; Ken-ny Clark, Mt. Washington, 5-2-31.4; Bob Henry, New Albany, 5-2-30.4; Roy Compton, Mt. Washington, 3-4-24.7; Jessie Stewart, Louisville, 2-5-18.1; Bob Owens, Mt. Washington, 1-6-15.4; Odis Shock ley, Mt. Washington, 0-7-5.0.

CLASS A WOMEN — Norma Johnson, Frankfort, 4-0-36.3; Kathy Nockerts, Louisville, 3-1-36.5; Lillian Minnich, Shelbyville, 2-2-19.2; Karlyn Kelley, Lexington, 1-3-23.9; Charlotte Knabel, Louisville, 0-4-26.1.

CLASS B WOMEN — Mamie Clarkson, Junction City, 4-1-21.2; Bea Bottom, Perryville, 3-2-22.4; Judy Worthington, Junction City, 3-2-19.1; Helen Blacketer, Louisville, 3-2-18.7; Nanette Smith, New Albany, 1-4-15.7; Brabara Bistarkey, Louisville, 1-4-7.6.

BOB HIGNALL, LOUIS WEBSTER, TONY HANKINS TITLE WINNERS IN LODHAM COUNTY KENTUCKY OPEN — SANC. 86-247

CLASS A MEN — Bob Hudnall, 5-1-61.3; Tib Turner, 5-1-65.3; Jeff Henn, 4-2-62.5; Randy Hankins, 3-3-54.8; Bob Moore, 2-4-62.1; John Hankins, 2-4-54.0; Austin Tomlin, 0-6-44.0.

CLASS B MEN — Ronnie Dennis, 6-0-54.2; Melvin Rader, 5-1-55.4; Cliff Henn, 3-3-46.9; Lou Pot-tinger, 3-3-44.7; Bob Simpson, 2-4-49.3; Russ Dunnigan, 2-4-48.9; Ralph Sharp, 0-6-33.9.

CLASS C MEN — Mitch Duncan, 5-1-47..2; Charles Peters, 4-2-46.6; Jim Henderson, 4-2-46.3; Paul Gunter, 3-3-34.9; Norman Fraley, 2-4-35.1; Gene Webster, 2-4-34.4; Julius Willhoite, 1-5-31.1.

CLASS D MEN — Don Norton, 5-1-42.2; Ed Mason, 4-2-39.4; Bill Garrett, 4-2-41.7; Ed Plank, 3-3-33.6; Lloyd Evans, 2-4-37.7; Gilbert Strode, 2-4-33.3; Russ Johnson, 1-5-26.9.

CLASS E MEN — Mike Fraley, 6-0-36.3; Ken Clark, 5-1-37.9; Cecil Bohannon, 4-2-32.9; Duane Mc-Clurg, 3-3-18.5; Tony Webb, 2-4-26.5; Ike McClurg, 1-5-20.8; Bryon Sowder, 0-6-20.9.

CLASS F MEN — Les Simpson, 4-1-29.8; Monty Roberts, 4-1-25.8; Larry Powell, 3-2-24.2; Ben Burrows, 2-3-18.9; Oliver Smith, 1-4-20.2; Carlos Webb, 1-4-16.7.

CLASS G MEN — Jake Jacobs, 6-0-31.2; Lee Wade, 5-1-20.3; Elza Ranes, 2-3-17.6; Odis Shockley, 2-3-12.2; Bob Owen, 1-4-20.4; Lee Portwood, 1-4-17.4.

CLASS A WOMEN — Lois Webster, 2-1-45.8; Shelby Cook, 1-2-42.3. CLASS B WOMEN — Mammie Clarkson, 4-1-30.4; Rita Reis, 3-2-29.3; Donna Henn, 3-2-28.6; Ann

Johnson, 2-3-25.4; Helen Blacketer, 2-3-25.2; Bea Bottom, 1-4-24.8. CLASS A JUNIOR BOYS — Tony Hankins, 4-0-43.9; Kevin Henn, 3-1-29.9; Brian Collins, 2-2-24.1;

Jonathan Roberts, 1-3-10.5; Scott Henn, 0-4-2.6.

SAN JUAN, N.M. WIND-UP TOURN. — SANC. CLASS A — JoAnn Lester, 42; Melvin Larkins, 40; Violet Piccoli, 34.2. CLASS B — Moises Carrillo, 34; Joe Lester, 28; George Johnson, 27. CLASS C — RayNichols, 18.5; Mike Lindsy, 20.5; Norman Beeson, 20.4. CLASS D — Larry Martin, 8.1; Kay Harris, 8.1; Ralph Brimhall, 11.9. CLASS E — Al Carville, 10; Ed Kysar, 7.5; Hedy Harris, 3.4. JUNIORS — Jeff Perino, 20.6; Shannon Morrison, 7.5; Celina Larkins, 1.9.


GRASSY LICK, KY. OPEN TITLES TAKEN BY TIB TURNER, TONY HANKINS, SANDY VLEVENGER — SANC. 86-248

CLASS A MEN — Tib Turner, 4-1-64.7; Dallas Walters, 4-1-58.1; Stan Lovelace, 4-1-57.8; Ed Henry, 2-3-57.6; Harold Holland, 1-4-46.9; Omar Blacketer, 0-5-52.3.

CLASS B MEN — Cliff Henn, 5-1-52.4; Russ Dunigan, 4-2-50.0; Robert Simpson, 4-2-46.9; Jack Turner, 3-3-42.1; Stan Kemper, 3-3-41.1; John Hankins, 1-5-41.0; Gene Clevenger, 1-5-39.3.

CLASS C MEN — Dallas Walters, 5-0-57.3; Gary Jackson, 3-2-47.2; Forrest Cooper, 3-2-40.0; Bill Litteral, 3-2-39.7; Elmer Lainhart, 1-4-35.3; Archie Adams, 0-5-33.0.

CLASS D MEN — Don Hayes, 7-0-49.0; Norman Fraley, 5-2-44.3; Lloyd Evans, 5-2-42.5; Bill Gar-rett, 4-3-42.3; Ken Clark, 2-5-36.7; Ed Mason, 2-5-32.2; Sam Lowery, 2-5-30.3; Larry Collins, 1-6-34.2.

CLASS E MEN — Gene Webster, 5-0-40.1; Don Black, 4-1-38.9; Julius Willhoite, 2-3-28.4; Gilbert Strode, 2-3-28.0; Paul Gunter, 2-3-20.6; Glenn Shuck, 0-4-23.7.

CLASS F MEN — Jake Jacobs, 5-1-42.4; Hiram Henderson, 5-1-35.9; Monty Roberts, 3-3-34.8; Tony Webb, 3-3-29.5; Les Simpson, 2-4-29.9; Miles Cooper, 2-4-27.0; Mark Craig, 1-5-23.7.

CLASS G MEN — Oliver Smith, 5-1-27.8; Dan Webb, 4-2-32.8; Jerry Mitcheltree, 2-4-24.8; Robert Gray, 1-5-14.9.

CLASS H MEN — Larry Oakley, 5-1-27.5; Ben Burrows, 4-2-20.2; Carlos Webb, 3-3-23.5; Mark Thompson, 3-3-18.1; Tracy Estres, 3-3-16.0; Randy Miles, 2-4-16.6; Simon Kelley, 1-4-9.9.

CLASS A WOMEN — Sandy Clevenger, 3-1-48.9; Lois Webster, 3-1-44.2; Karlyn Kelley, 0-4-29.3. CLASS B WOMEN — Rita Reis, 3-0-26.0; Gwen Sharp, 1-2-23.9; Bea Bottom, 1-2-18.0; Mamie

Clarkson, 1-2-14.7.

TURNER, JOHNSON, HANKINS IN WINNERS CIRCLE IN LOUISVILLE, KY. METRO CLASSIC - SANC. 86-250

CLASS A MEN — Tib Turner, 5-1-61.3; Ed Henry, 5-1-60.8; Bob Moore, 4-2-54.7; Jeff Henn, 3-3-53.8; Bill Henn, 2-4-53.5; Dallas Walters, 2-4-48.8; Melvin Rader, 2-4-48.6; Richard Barrett, 1-5-49.6.

CLASS B MEN — John Stevenson, 6-1-57.5; Jim Noble, 6-1-56.3; Randy Hankins, 5-2-60.8; Ron-nie Dennis, 3-4-57.1; Boop Rogg, 3-4-53.9; Bob Simpson, 2-5-50.8; Cliff Henn, 2-5-50.3; Holmes Stiles, 1-6-46.4.

CLASS C MEN — John Hankins, 6-0-57.4; Omar Blacketer, 3-3-52.9; Lou Pottinger, 3-3-49.7; Jim Henderson, 3-3-43.9; Paul Coleman, 2-4-50.3; Chick Henn, 2-4-45.9; Mitch Duncan, 2-4-38.9.

CLASS D MEN — Gene Webster, 6-1-43.5; Bill Garrett, 5-2-46.6; Charles Peters, 5-2-43.1; Jack Turner, 4-3-43.1; David Ward, 4-3-39.6; Ron Bender, 2-5-36.6; Mike Jones, 2-5-30.0; Bill Kenton, 0-7-29.0.

CLASS E MEN — John Streible, 5-1-38.4; Steve Rayno, 4-2-36.2; Larry Collins, 4-2-33.6; Don Black, 4-2-33.0; Tony Lindsey, 3-3-33.5; Kenneth Clark, 3-3-29.9; Ben Burrows, 1-5-25.0; Sammy Mc-Combs, 0-6-15.4.

CLASS F MEN — Ralph Sharp, 7-0-37.9; Julius Willhoite, 5-2-35.8; Randy Hart, 5-2-35.6; Bob Hardesty, 3-4-34.0; Monty Roberts, 3-4-23.7; Terrell Hutchinson, 2-5-27.8; Odis Lainhart, 2-5-27.6; Charles Smith, 1-6-24.8.

CLASS G MEN — Oliver Smith, 4-1-32.9; Ron Compton, 4-1-35.8; Ron Smith, 3-2-37.4; Paul Gunter, 3-2-29.6; Robert Owen, 1-4-24.3; Bill Price, 0-5-13.3.

CLASS H MEN — Tom Miller, 5-1-22.0; Odis Shockley, 3-3-19.0; Glenn Shuck, 2-4-25.0; Ben Bur-rows, 2-4-23.3.

CLASS A WOMEN — Norma Johnson, 4-1-54.8; Karlyn Kelley, 4-1-46.4; Kathy Nockerts, 3-2-42.2; Mabel Hornback, 2-3-45.1; Lois Webster, 2-3-42.8; Pacer.

CLASS B WOMEN — Bea Bottom, 7-0-22.6; Helen Blacketer, 5-2-22.0; Gwen Sharp, 5-2-20.6; Donna Henn, 4-3-20.8; Mamie Clarkson, 3-4-12.2; Nanette Smith, 2-5-11.2; Ann Frankrone, 1-5-18.6.

CLASS A JUNIOR BOYS — Tony Hankins, 6-0-72.9; Darlyn Hart Jr., 3-3-32.2; Brian Collins, 2-4-30.8; Kevin Henn, 1-5-31.5.

CLASS B JUNIOR BOYS — Scott Collins, 4-0-26.8; Sammy McCombs, 3-1-21.9; Luke Barrett, 2-2-13.3; Jonathan Roberts, 1-3-8.8; Scott Henn, 0-4-3.2.

HENRY, COOPER, HANKINS WIN IN MILLVILLE, KY. OPEN - SANC. 86-251

CLASS A MEN — Ed Henry, 5-2-56.9; Tib Turner, 4-3-62.2; Jeff Henn, 4-3-60.6; Bob Moore, 4-3-60.0; Bob Hudnall, 4-3-58.2; Ed Curran, 3-4-56.8; Ronnie Powell, 3-4-54.1; Stan Lovelace,


MILLVILLE OPEN - (Continued) 1-6-55.9.

CLASS B MEN — John Stevenson, 6-1-57.1; Jim Noble, 5-2-54.0; Richard Barrett, 5-2-50.0; Dallas Walters, 3-4-53.8; Randy Hankins, 3-4-52.0; John Hankins, 3-4-46.9; Ronnie Dennis, 2-5-51.2; Lou Pottinger, 1-6-48.2.

CLASS C MEN — Cliff Henn, 4-1-50.0; Harold Holland, 4-1-56.2; Melvin Rader, 3-2-47.9; Omar Blacketer, 2-3-50.5; Bob Simpson, 1-4-47.7; Glenn Estes, 1-4-41.4.

CLASS D MEN — Jim Steeple, 7-0-54.3; Stan Kemper, 4-3-50.3; Jack Turner, 4-3-49.2; Austin Tomlin, 4-3-46.6; Gene Clevenger, 3-4-52.5; Francis Nockerts, 3-4-46.8; Charles Peters, 2-5-36.7; Gene Webster, 1-6-39.8.

CLASS E MEN — Lloyd Evans, 5-0-45.7; Norman Fraley, 4-1-39.7; Ronnie Smith, 3-2-40.5; Ralph Sharp, 2-3-41.3; Steve Ray no, 1-4-31.5; Paul Lee, 0-5-30.8.

CLASS F MEN — Randy Hart, 6-1-57.9; Jake Jacobs, 6-1-44.4; Julius Willhoite, 5-2-45.5; Ed Mason, 5-2-45.0; Larry Collins, 3-4-43.0; Elmer Lainhart, 2-5-36.2; Tony Lindsey, 1-6-31.9; Pacer.

CLASS G MEN — Archie Adams, 5-1-42.8; Cecil Bohannon, 4-2-39.4; Bob Hardesty, 3-3-37.5; Don Black, 3-3-35.5; Ed Plank, 3-3-31.4; Dan Webb, 2-4-37.8; Ken Clark, 1-5-33.7.

CLASS H MEN — Terrell Hutchinson, 4-1-42.5; Keith Allen, 4-1-38.9; Gilbert Strode, 4-1-40.0; Nathan Kelley, 2-3-29.8; Jerry Smith, 1-4-29.0; Sam Lowery, 0-5-21.5.

CLASS J MEN — Paul Gunter, 5-1-35.7; Odis Lainhart, 5-1-38.9; Mark Craig, 4-2-33.7; Monty Roberts, 2-4-29.9; Oliver Smith, 2-4-26.6; Ben Burrows, 2-4-26.3; Les Simpson, 1-5-18.9.

CLASS K MEN — Tom Miller, 5-1-26.1; Carlos Webb, 5-1-27.1; Robert Owen, 4-2-28.0; Lee Wade, 3-3-24.7; Jim Hill, 3-3-22.9; Lee Portwood, 1-5-22.0; Bill Price, 0-6-16.7.

CLASS L MEN — Bob Snider, 5-0-22.5; Tony Cooper, 3-2-23.9; Odis Shockley, 3-2-18.8; Sammy McCombs, 3-2-18.1; Tracy Estres, 1-4-9.7; Simmon Kelley, 0-5-12.7.

CLASS A WOMEN — Debbie Cooper, 5-0-63.7; Norma Johnson, 3-2-51.4; Karlyn Kelley, 3-2-46.5; Sandra Glevenger, 2-3-41.3; Ruby Estes, 1-4-40.8; Shelby Cook, 1-4-37.3.

CLASS B WOMEN — Rita Reis, 5-1-29.5; Agnes Snider, 5-1-27.7; Marsha Clark, 4-2-24.4; Mam-mie Clarkson, 2-4-24.1; Bea Bottom, 2-4-21.4; Janice Fraley, 2-4-18.8; Gwen Sharp, 1-5-15.7.

CLASS A JUNIOR BOYS — Tony Hankins, 3-0-73.9; Sammy McCombs, 2-1-34.0; Brian Collins, 1-2-37.9; Darlyn Hart, 0-3-33.6.

CLASS B JUNIOR BOYS — Kevin Henn, 4-0-25.6; Glenn Estes, Jr., 3-1-13.0; Mark Craig, Jr., 2-2-6.3; Scott Henn, 1-4-7.7; Jonathan Roberts, 0-4-5.9..

E-TOWN KY. OPEN CROWNS GO TO RICHARD BARRETT, DEBBIE COOPER AND TONY HANKINS — SANC. 86-249

CLASS B MEN — Richard Barrett, 5-1-58.2; Ronnie Powell, 5-1-56.6; John Stevenson, 4-2-54.4; Bob Simpson, 4-2-51.7; Homes Stiles, 3-3-53.8; Omar Blacketer, 2-4-44.9; Charles Peters, 1-5-38.3; Harold Holland, 0-6-45.2.

CLASS C MEN — George Cralle, 5-2-48.2; Jack Turner, 5-2-39.5; Gene Clevenger, 4-3-48.8; Lou Pottinger, 4-3-44.1; William Garrett, 3-4-43.3; Francis Nockerts, 3-4-40.6; David Ward, 3-4-37.1; Don Black, 1-6-31.8..

CLASS D MEN — Larry Collins, 6-1-38.9; Gene Webster, 5-2-38.1; Tony Lindsy, 5-2-36.9; Kenneth Clark, 4-3-33.1; Jake Jacobs, 4-3-29.9; Bob Hardesty, 3-4-32.2; Tony Cooper, 1-6-17.0; Pacer.

CLASS E MEN — Monty Roberts, 7-0-36.5; Julius Willhoite, 6-1-40.5; Mike Jones, 5-2-41.4; Ben Burrows, 3-4-28.7; Les Simpson, 3-4-27.2; Cecil Bohannon, 2-5-29.1; Randy Langley, 2-5-28.5; Glenn Shuck, 0-7-19.0.

CLASS F MEN — Randy Hart, 6-1-34.3; Charles Smith, 6-1-34.8; Oliver Smith, 5-2-30.8; Paul Gunter, 4-3-28.9; Bill Price, 4-3-21.6; Billy Harper, 2-5-21.2; Glenn Shuck, 1-6-23.9; Bob Snider, 0-7-16.9.

CLASS G & H MEN — Steve Rayno, 6-1-36.6; Terrell Hutchinson, 6-1-32.5; Bob Owens, 4-3-22.8; Odis Shockley, 4-3-19.4; Tom Miller, 3-4-18.1; Ben Burrows, 3-4-17.9; Sammy McCombs, 2-5-19.9; Mike Burns, 0-7-5.0.

CLASS A WOMEN — Debbie Cooper, 5-1-58.6; Sandra Clevenger, 5-1-48.4; Charlotte Knabel, 4-2-45.8; Karlyn Kelley, 3-3-44.5; Mabel Hornback, 2-4-47.5; Lois Webster, 1-5-42.7; Kathy Nockerts, 1-5-36.7.

CLASS B WOMEN — Marie Gutherie, 6-1-26.6; Bessie Lane, 5-2-30.1; Bea Bottom, 5-2-23.2; Agnes Snider, 5-2-22.1; Mamie Clarkson, 4-3-21.6; Gwen Sharp, 2-5-19.6; Nanette Smith, 1-6-7.9; Pacer.

CLASS A JUNIOR BOYS — Tony Hankins, 6-0-63.9; Sammy McCombs, 4-2-21.3; Daryl Hart, 2-4-31.1; Jonathan Roberts, 0-6-10.4.

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IA. HERITAGE DAYS OPEN TAKEN BY JOHNSON OF MINN. CLASS A — Elwood Johnson, Elmore, 4-2-60.4; Larye Ambrose, Jackson, 4-2-59.1; Glenn Win-

thers, Rolfe, 4-2-53.5; Everett Petersen, Windom, 3-3-51.8; Chester Anderson, Storm Lake, 3-3-51.1; Francis Edwards, Newell, 2-4-47.9; Marvin Engstler, Garner, 1-5-45.2.

CLASS B — Bob Galles, Marcus, 5-0-46.3; Pete Werner, Jackson, 4-1-38.8; Oscar Wilson, Marathon, 3-2-35.0; Jim Winthers, Rolfe, 1-4-35.7; Mae Ambrose, Jackson, 1-4-30.3; Myrna Ed-wards, 1-4-29.6.

CLASS C — Mel Letcher, Gowrie, 4-1-40.5; Martin Simonsen, Sioux Rapids, 4-1-35.6; Roland Jensen, Pochahontas, 3-2-34.9; Jerri Macek, Jackson, 2-3-34.4; Warren Hartley, Laurens, 1-4-32.7; Bud Toms, Lake City, 1-4-18.5.

CLASS D — Harold Miller, Churdan, 4-1-31.6; Marvin Dirks, Fonda, 4-1-28.9; Jim Toms, Lohrville, 3-2-28.4; Don Korleski, Lake City, 3-2-24.2; Arnold Dillemuth, Santee, Ca., 1-4-25.3; Don Dillemuth, Encinatis, Ca., 0-5-10.3.

CLASS E — Rex Brandt, Galva, 4-1-26.6; Jim Oberding, Lake City, 4-1-24.6; Ray Young, Galva, 3-2-24.5; Leo Dunsmore, Lohrville, 2-3-15.3; Francis Owens, Clair, 2-3-14.4; Lowell Reed, Lohrville, 0-5-9.7.

CLASS F — Allen Toms, Lake City, 4-0-27.6; Clayton Roller, Lake City, 3-1-14.4; Don Campbell, Lake City, 2-2-8.8; Dale Blair, Lake City, 1-3-8.4; Tom Campbell, Lake City, 0-4-3.7.

TOLLESBORO, KY. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS WON BY CURRAN, HANKINS, AND COOK — SANC. 86-252

CLASS A MEN — Ed Curran, 7-0-67.9; Ed Henry, 5-2-59.2; Boop Rogg, 5-2-53.6; Stan Lovelace, 3-4-57.3; Randy Hankins, 3-4-53.5; Tib Turner, 2-5-58.2; Robert Moore, 2-5-50.5; Denny Malone, 1-6-45.3.

CLASS B MEN — Jim Noble, 6-1-56.2; Russ Dunigan, 6-1-60.3; Paul Coleman, 5-2-54.9; Doug Claxon, 4-3-52.9; Bob Simpson, 2-5-52.6; Ray York, 2-5-50.0; Cliff Henn, 2-5-44.2; John Hankins, 1-6-43.9.

CLASS C MEN — Forret Cooper, 5-2-45.8; Chick Henn, 5-2-46.7; James Brown, 5-2-44.6; Bill Lit-teral, 3-4-47.2; Ed Mason, 3-4-46.2; Gene Webster, 3-4-44.6; Don Hayes, 2-5-51.2; Norman Fraley, 2-5-43.4.

CLASS D MEN — Archie Adams, 6-1-40.6; Jake Jacobs, 5-2-41.2; Mike Fraley, 5-2-36.2; Dan Webb, 4-3-36.7; Keith Allen, 4-3-33.8; Gilbert Strode, 2-5-35.2; Steve Wilmouth, 2-5-29.8; Hiram Henderson, 0-7-28.7.

CLASS E MEN — David Gentry, 6-0-36.7; Miles Cooper, 4-2-28.5; Randy Patton, 3-3-29.1; Monty Roberts, 3-3-27.4; Nathan Kelley, 2-4-25.9; Bill Kenton, 2-4-25.2; Howard Buckley, 1-5-25.2..

CLASS F MEN — Les Simpson, 5-1-19.5; Ray Fischesser, 4-2-27.6; Carlos Webb, 4-2-24.8; Ike McClurg, 3-3-29.3; Ben Burrows, 3-3-23.3; Bob Snider, 2-4-18.0; Bill Caraway, 0-6-3.3.

CLASS A WOMEN — Shelby Cook, 6-0-55.7; Karlyn Kelley, 5-1-42.7; Rita Reis, 4-2-37.7; Patti Moher, 3-3-35.0; Agnes Snider, 2-4-26.0; Karen Rimer, 1-5-21.0; Geneva Duff, 0-6-15.9.

CLASS A JUNIOR BOYS — Tony Hankins, 6-0-72.4; Barry Hurd, 3-2-33.6; Jonathan Roberts, 0-6-11.8.

JIM KNISLEY, DOROTHY SMITH, CURT MEECE MAKE CLEAN SWEEP OF FT. HAMILTON, OH. W.T. WARMUP TOURN.

SANCTION 86-34 CLASS A — Jim Knisley, 5-0-82.0; Ken Kugler, 4-1-66.1; Maurice Flaig, 3-2-53.7; Mike Oney,

1-4-51.2; Gordon Meece, 1-4-51.1; John Hughes, 1-4-46.9. CLASS B — Rick Tebelman, 5-2-52.7; Jack Gerros, 5-2-44.3; Harris, 4-3-42.0; Vince Stoner,

3-4-44.8; Len Martini, 3-4-42.9; Dick Ullery, 3-4-39.8; Wayne Cannup, 3-4-38.7; Tom Wilkins, 2-5-40.0. CLASS C — Dick Meyers, 5-2-38.3; George Thome, 5-2-32.8; Wayne Still, 4-3-39.8; Nick Martini,

4-3-32.3; Len Voelker, 3-4-39.1; Hank Hayes, 3-4-35.5; Spenney, 3-4-34.0; Randy Hymer, 1-6-22.2. CLASS D — Bill Beckman, 5-2-33.1; Harry McCann, 5-2-32.7; John Compton, 5-2-31.9; Howard

Smith, 5-2-30.4; Ken Farley, 3-4-32.8; Ed Canupp, 3-4-30.0; Leroy Hahn, 2-5-27.7. CLASS E — Harold Reed, 5-0-28.3; Williams, 3-2-27.9; Wally Mayes, 2-3-26.9; Ed Canupp,

2-3-23.5; Bob Gentry, 2-3-20.6; Jay Morrison, 1-4-24.1. CLASS F — John Moak, 5-0-27.6; Gary Canupp, 4-1-23.0; Sherman Huff, 2-3-23.8; Ray

Fischesser, 2-3-18.2; Henry Allen, 1-4-20.8; John Teevan, 1-4-19.9.


FT. HAMILTON — (Continued) CLASS A LADIES — Dorothy Smith, 5-0-56.6; Connie Still, 3-2-50.0; Linda Vonstein, 3-2-44.7;

Jeanett Head, 3-2-43.5; Bev Smith, 1-4-41.4. CLASS B LADIES — Mary Glass, 8-1-26.4; Jan Reid, 7-2-21.8; Joyce Beckman, 6-3-23.6; Mary

Martini, 6-3-14.6; Belle Raider, 5-4-20.6; Marylin Cummings, 5-4-19.4; June Taylor, 4-5-19.6; Arcie, 3-6-10.6; May Gussette, 1-8-6.0.

JUNIORS — Curt Meece, 5-0; Bobby Martini, 4-1; Jimmy Beckman, 3-2; Shelly Beckman, 2-3.

FT. HAMILTON, OH. MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY TOURNAMENT Bruce Wol fe held his 8th Muscu lar Dyst rophy tournament at the Fort Hami l t on

Horseshoe Club. For the past t w o years the tou rnament has been held in memory of Danny Mart in i , who d ied f rom th is d isease. Some of Danny 's fami ly members have p i tched horseshoes at the c lub for many years.

Th is year approx imate ly 170-180 people a t tended to help raise $1,686.09. Over the past e ight years, Bruce has raised over $7,200.00 for Muscu lar Dystrophy.

From a f ield of 82 horseshoe p i tchers, 10 year o ld Mike Cannup, and 65 year o ld John Napier, proved there is no generat ion gap in horseshoes. As partners, they won the M.D. tou rnament . Dave Keifer and Wayne St i l l came in second place.

Next year Bruce wou ld l ike to see other o rgan iza t ions and bus iness people of the Hami l t on Area par t ic ipa te to help make th is endeavor an even bigger success for the benef i t of Muscu lar Dystrophy.

KEVIN HOLLISTER EASY WINNER IN VT. PRE-STATE CLASS A — Kevin Hollister, 6-0-79.2; Leon O'Dell, 4-2-62.9; Liz Downer, 4-2-62.8; Debbie Brown,

2-4-53.7; Glenn Matheson, 2-4-52.5; Dick Greene, 1-5-57.7; Denny Young, 1-5-42.5. CLASS B — Beverly Forgue, 6-0-48.4; Ken Downer, 5-1-49.6; Reid Brewster, 3-3-48.0; Francis Car-

riere, 3-3-44.0; Bud Leavitt, 2-4-42.1; Blakley Bigelow, 2-4-39.5; Henry Cooper, 0-6-31.3. CLASS C — Denny Young Jr., 7-0-48.0; Connie Selleck, 5-2-32.8; Lydia Hart, 4-3-32.5; Roger

Forgues, 4-3-31.4; Elmer Moore, 3-4-34.4; Gibb Greene, 3-4-26.3; Mike Brown, 2-5-28.9; Jay Stratton, 0-7-25.0.

CLASS D — Charles Newton, 7-0-32.1; Peter Giennon, 5-2-20.8; Tony Hart, 4-3-16.9; Ken Lorette, 4-3-14.7; Tom Hoyt, 3-4-14.2; Duane Peacock, 2-5-14.3; Kevin Stratton, 2-5-13.1; Myron Selleck, 1-6-8.6. JR. CLASS — Brian Maroney, 2-0-19.0; Jesse King, 0-2-23.0.

VA. APPLE CAPITOL OPEN TAKEN IN STRIDE BY AL PERRY R. COWAN SWAMPS LADIES - D. SHIFFLETT, JR. CHAMP

CLASS A — Alv. Perry, Va., 11-0-80.6; Al Zadroga, Pa., 10-1-75.1; D. Beshore, Pa., 8-3-64.5; R. Maddox, W.V., 7-4-65.1; J. Walker, Va., 7-4-63.6; K. Shiflett, Va., 6-5-50.6; Rich. Altizer, Va., 5-6-56.0; C. Twigg, Md., 5-6-53.1; D. McCurdy, Pa., 3-8-53.4; J. Melton, Va., 3-8-53.2; D. Davis, Va., 0-11-47.2; C.M. Maier, Pa., Forfeit.

CLASS B — G. Tidwell, Va., 7-0-49.6; C. Cooper, W.V., 6-1-46.1; J. Patrick, Va., 4-2-40.5; B. Dean, Va., 3-4-44.1; N.B. Blankenship, Va., 3-4-41.1; J. Antesberger, Pa., 3-4-37.9; B. Crosten, Md., 1-6-33.4; B. Martin, Va., 1-6-39.0.

CLASS C — E. Sell, Pa., 5-2-43.7; C. Walker, Va., 4-3-48.1; G. Mullinax, Va., 4-3-42.2; G. Wall, Va., 4-3-40.1; D. Unger, W.V., 4-3-36.5; C.N. Carter, Va., 3-4-42.8; J.M. Baugher, Pa., 2-5-36.0; H.J. Walker, Va., 2-5-32.3.

LADIES CLASS A — R. Cowen, Va., 7-0-63.9; M. Mann, W.V., 5-2-36.9; H. Skeens, Va., 4-3-38.2; C. Altizer, Va., 4-3-37.4; J. Wall, Va., 4-3-36.6; K. Shiflett, Va., 2-5-35.1; R. Hennessey, Va., 1-6-25.4.

JR. BOYS CLASS A — D. Shifflett, Va., 4-0-45.5; E. Hix, Va., 2-2-41.4; D. Davis, Va., 0-4-21.1.

EARL WAGGONER WINS PIQUA, OH. OPENER - SANC. 86-45 Earl Waggoner and Kenny Waggoner of Xenia, Ohio t ied for f irst p lace after seven

games in c lass A of 6 w ins and one loss at E isenhower Park Cour ts in Piqua Sunday,


WAGGONER — (Continued) July 13,1396 played off the tie with Earl winning it 52 to 39 against his brother Kenny. Earl throwing 66.2 percent to Kenny's 60.8 percent.

CLASS A — Earl Waggoner, 6-1-56.5; Kenny Waggoner, 6-1-52.7; Darrell Bowers, 5-2-58.2; Don-nie Roberts, 4-4-48.2; Bill McClain, 3-4-44.7; Bob Meyer, 3-4-43.7; Jack Hank, 1-6-20; Ollie Larger, 0-7-16; Ralph Bruner, Forfeit.

CLASS B — Jim Hurst, 6-1-47.4; Paul Jones, 5-2-41.8; Dennis Farley, 5-2-38.6; Ken Walters, 4-3-39.5; Marvin Snider, 3-4-49; Harry Dennlinger, 3-4-41.6; Bill Davison, 2-5-33.9; Joe Kiser, 0-7-32.8.

CLASS C — 50 shoe count all with handicap (double round) — Boone Wiford, 4-2; T. Kirk, 3-3; R. Drake, 3-3; G. Cathcart, 2-4; Herman Huff, Forfeit; Jim Barlow, Forfeit; Winford 42; T. Kirk 26; Drake 9.6; Cathcart 37.6.

CLASS D — 50 shoe count all with handicap — Dan Knisley, 3V2-1 V2-22.8; Troy Millhouse, 3-2-22; Ralph Fair, 3-2-22.4; George Liette, 2-3-17.6; Ed Eheman, 1-4-11.2; Fritz Worner, 1-4-11.6.

CLASS E — 50 shoe count all with handicap — Harvey Zennie, 5-0-33.2; Ken Larger, 3-2-14; Richard Drake, 3-2-5.2; John West, 2-3-16.4; Richard Walker, 1-4-10.4; Jack Evans, 1-4-7.6.

JUNIOR CLASS — 50 shoe count all with handicap — John Walters, 5-2-35.7; Shawn Millhouse, 4-3-6.8; Jim Walters, 4-3-44.2; I. Millhouse, 3V2-3V2-19.7; T. Millhouse, Jr., 3V2-3V2-14.5; Mike Knisley, 3-4-2.2; Jenny Walters, 3-4-14.2; Julia Walters, 2-5-5.1.

HOLLISTER WINS BIG IN VERMONT TURKEY ROUND-UP CLASS A — Kevin Hollister, 7-0-73.1; Dick Greene, 5-2-62.4; Leon O'Dell, 5-2-58.4; Liz Downer,

4-3-67.0; Charlie Richardson, 4-3-56.9; David Wilson, 2-5-50.3; Jean Bean, 1-6-46.2; Rolland O'Dell, 0-6-36.9.

CLASS B — Don Choiniere, 4-1-44.8; Ken Downer, 3-2-38.9; Wendall Burnham, 3-2-42.2; Francis Carriere, 2-3-39.3; Ray Fife, 2-3-29.7; Jon Lively, 1-4-31.3.

CLASS C — Franklin Tompkin, 6-1-42.1; Elmer Moore, 5-2-41.9; Henry Cooper, 5-2-40.9; Bill Lawson, 4-3-40.3; Gib Greene, 4-3-39.8; Richy Fife, 2-5-33.8; Jay Stratton, 1-6-29.5.

CLASS D — Lydia Hart, 7-1-31.9; Mike Brown, 6-2-30.6; Bob Svitak, 4-3-21.0; Jerry Randall, 3-4-25.5; Jon Lively, 3-4-20.3; Tonya Kelcher, 2-5-23.6; Tony Hart, 2-5-18.9; Walt Anderson, 2-5-14.8.

CLASS E — Ken Lonette, 5-0-17.7; Ruth Wassong, 4-1-22.2; Todd Dunham, 2-3-17.2; Sarah Hollister, 2-3-16.4; Kevin Stratton, 2-3-13.5; Duane Peacock, 0-5-11.4.

JR. CLASS HANDICAP — Jesse King, 5-1-27.6; Glenn Matheson, 4-2-59.3; Denny Young, 3-3-37.0; Brian Maroney, 0-6-8.0.

MANNS EASES THRU N.E. DISTRICT OH — JEANNIE SPALLER TOPS IN LADIES CLASS A — SANC. 86-50

Oscar Manns of Painesville, Ohio posted a 7-0-72.1 record to win the Class A sanc-tioned Northeast District Tournament held on July 12 & 13 at the Burton Courts located at the Geauga County Fairgrounds in Burton, Ohio. The high ringer percen-tage game of the tournament was pitched by Henry Hostetler of Williamsfield, Ohio, tossing an 82.1% game. Jeannie Spaller posted a 4-1-58.8 record to win the Ladies Class A Championship.

CLASS A WOMEN — — Jeannie Spaller, 4-1-58.8; Betty Dunlap, 4-1-65.2; Marge Spaller, 3-2-43.3; Virginia Cotter, 3-2-43.1; Vernie Cicirelli, 1-4-37.7.

CLASS B WOMEN — Margie Palsa, 5-0-28.6; Lois Luhta, 4-1-23.1; Kathy Heglund, 3-2-23.4; Mary Greene, 2-3-28.5; Eleanor Carroll, 1-4-15.8.

CLASS A MEN — Oscar Manns, 7-0-72.1; Henry Hostetler, 6-1-68.6; Wayne Luoma, 4-3-6.8; Richard Weiser, 4-3-62.1; Chuck Dunlap, 4-3-54.3; Frank Yokopovich, 1-6-54.1; Doc Sargent, 1-6-51.0; Tom Wennerstrom, 1-6-47.6.

CLASS B MEN — Guy Wills, 4-1-50.3; Bob Lautenschleger, 4-1-54.2; Charlie Brotzman, 3-2-51.5; Earl VanSant, 2-3-50.0; Joe Markiewicz, 1-4-45.0; John Kovach, 1-4-37.6.

CLASS C MEN — Gordon Miller, 6-1-39.3; John Lalley, 6-1-38.8; Frank Hiendlmayr, 5-2-37.1; Ar-mond Frabotta, 4-3-30.6; Gary Weiser, 4-3-29.2; Dick Zielenski, 2-5-34.0; Dick Spaller, 1-6-22.0.

CLASS D MEN — Jess Fenton, 7-0-39.1; Marvin Donaldson, 5-2-37.1; Gene Fenton, 4-3-36.2; Dwaine Ringler, 4-3-34.6; John Revack, 3-4-35.3; Ray Slocum, 3-4-32.2; Charlie Green, 2-5-30.9; Bye, 0-7.

CLASS E MEN — Mike Grubich, 5-1-31.6; Regis Kujava, 5-1-34.1; John Fuduric, 1-5-19.7; Russ Ryan, 1-5-18.4.


DORMONT, PA. OPEN WON BY J. PAGNANELLI - GRACE RUGG SETS RECORD IN WINNING LADIES TITLE - SANC. 86-60

Joe Pagnanelli won his first Class A title as he wrapped up the annual Dormont, Pa. Open championship. He ended the day with a 6-1-61.4 record. Grace Rugg went undefeated setting a new record in the Ladies division posting a record of 5-0-54.0. Included was a high single game of 67.8.

CLASS A — Joe Pagnanelli, 6-1-61.4; Casey Danner, 5-2-63.8; Ray Rugg, 5-2-61.4; Bob McKnight, 5-2-55.4; John B. Stadler, 3-4-48.3; Dave Meckevic, 2-5-45.3; Ed Blum, 1-6-49.3; Joe Morris, 1-6-46.1.

CLASS B — Dominick Massella, 5-2-47.0; Loyal White, 4-3-45.7; Frank Klinsky, 4-3-43.7; Tom Piscolisch, 4-3-40.2; Bill Stahl, 4-3-39.8; Harry Thomas, 3-4-34.3; Robert E. White, 2-4-35.4; Jack Bruny, 1-5-37.8.

CLASS C — Ginger Meeks, 7-0-41.5; Bob Korzon, 5-2-40.1; Al Punturi, 4-3-37.2; Harry McBride, 4-3-35.3; Frank Oboskey, 4-3-34.1; Rich Maroni, 3-4-33.9; Dick James, 1-6-23.8; Blair Weigel, 0-7-33.2.

CLASS D — Don Green, 7-0-37.4; Herman Boyer, 5-2-39.7; Bill Doman, 4-3-35.9; Bob Horton, 3-4-31.7; Art Partee, 3-4-27.7; George Bercini, 2-5-31.8; Don Larkins, 2-5-30.2; Frank K. Kallay, 2-5-29.2.

CLASS E — Steve Monotoudis, 7-0-22.8; John Rapp, 5-2-30.1; Bud Kerns, 5-2-26.6; Rodger Jacobs, 4-3-23.9; Tim McCoy, 3-4-23.0; Dwight Wetzel, 3-4-21.8; Smokey Stover, 1-6-12.0; Jack Walsh, 0-7-18.3.

HARRIS TOPS IN VESTAVIA, ALA, OPEN - SANC. 86-125 CLASS A — Jim Harris, 7-0-58.8; John Nichols, 6-1-48.9; James Johnson, 5-2-48.5. CLASS B — O.A. Lindsey, 4-3-31.9; C. Thompson, 3-4-32.9; A. Dahlgran, 2-5-19.5; B. Fogelman,

0-7-8.9; W. King, 0-7-12.5.

OTTIE RENO OPEN (ALA.) WON BY JOHNSON - SANC. 86-124 CLASS A — J. Johnson, 4-1-67.6; J. Mullican, 3-2-64.5; W. Shaneyfelt, 3-2-63.3; M. Bastain,

3-2-56.5; J. Harris, 1-4-56.8; B. Tidwell, 1-4-52.3. CLASS B — J. Nichols, 6-0-61.7; D. Reno, 4-2-48.3; C. Baker, 4-2-46.8; M. Connally, 3-3-48.2; R.

Scott, 1-5-37.9; F. Betterton, 0-6-40.9. CLASS C — J. Moore, 4-1-38.2; C. Thompson, 3-2-30.2; R. Moore, 3-2-23.7; O.A. Lindsey, 3-2-23.0;

J. Hankins, 1-4-20.3; L. Eubanks, 1-4-17.0.

N.J. SUMMER TOURNAMENT ACTIVITY MIDDLESEX MEMORIAL OPEN — SANC. 86-268 — CLASS A — Bill Maclntyre, 7-0-72.4; Jack

Giddes, 6-1-59.2; Al Ravencraft, 3-4-55.5; Bill Kolb, 3-4-52.3; Gil Franke, 3-4-52.1; George Egel, 3-4-50.0; Wayne Harrison, 2-5-52.4; Bob Hall, 1-6-46.2.

CLASS B — Jack Fritzges, 6-1-54.7; Jim Burd, 5-2-44.3; Larry Thomason, 4-3-40.7; Gary Diacik, 4-3-34.4; George Patrick, 3-4-40.2; Henry Batson, 3-4-36.0; Bob Salmon, Sr., 2-5-39.8; Tom Walker, 1-6-32.6.

CLASS C — Don Gotts, 5-2-36.1; John Hughson, 5-2-35.8; Vince Yannetti, 5-2-34.5; Sonny Duran-do, 4-3-39.3; Bob Salmon, Jr., 4-3-29.7; Gene Lupo, 2-5-28.3; Gil Ciresa, 2-5-27.5; Lafayette Collins, 1-6-25.6.

CLASS D — Bill Fox, 5-0-36.5; Andy Waisempacher, 4-1-29.0; Chet Smolenski, 3-2-23.5; Bob Lobell, 2-3-23.1; Bryan Schneider, 1-4-24.6; Bob Harrison, 0-5-13.3.

CLASS ESSEX COUNTY OPEN — SANC. 86-265 — CLASS A — Bill Maclntyre, 7-0-77.7; Joe Mc-Crink, 5-2-68.0; Jack Giddes, 5-2-63.7; Gil Franke, 4-3-56.5; Bob Hall, 2-5-53.7; Al Ravencraft, 2-5-51.5; John Thomas, 2-5-46.4; Bill Kolb, 1-6-53.1.

CLASS B — Sonny Durando, 6-1-50.4; Bob Manzoni, 6-1-43.7; Charles Davis, 5-2-39.6; George Patrick, 4-3-34.5; Jim Marietta, 3-4-31.5; John Hughson, 3-4-29.5; Bob Lobell, ,1-6-21.6; Bryan Schneider, Forfeit. . CLASS TED LEWIS MEMORIAL OPEN — VINELAND - SANC. 86-264 — CLASS A — Woody Smith, 6-2-49.4; Henry Markland, 5-3-54.8; John Thomas, 5-3-51.5; Gil Franke, 5-3-50.2; Bill Kolb, 5-3-46.0; Ed Severs, 3-5-50.2; Tom Chance, 3-5-41.6; John Forti, 3-5-38.4; Don Knapp, 1-7-35.1.

CLASS B — Bill Miller, 7-0-39.2; John Basile, 4-3-39.7; Alex Dobzanski, 4-3-29.6; Ernie Nolder, 4-3-27.0; Lou Polizzi, 3-4-33.5; Mel Elmer, 2-5-28.3; Bob Turner, 2-5-28.1; Lou Toffennetti, 2-5-20.5.


GREENVILLE - (Continued) CLASS C — George Carr, 6-0-29.5; Frank Ward, 5-1-26.3; Glenn Miller, 4-2-25.2; Jim Grogan,

3-3-19.5; Lafayette Collins, 2-4-20.0; Eldon Feaster, 1-5-19.2; Arnold Mead, 0-6-10.1. CLASS GARDEN STATE GAMES — MIDDLESEX — SANC. 86-268 — CLASS A — Gil Franke,

6-0-47.4; Wayne Harrison, 5-1-54.2; Tom Skinner, 5-1-53.3; Phil Zozzaro, 3-3-47.1; John Thomas, 2-4-45.4; Dennis Joslin, 2-4-42.5; George Egel, 1-5-42.7; Tom Manzoni, 0-6-28.3.

CLASS B — Ron Vogel, 6-0-41.3; Bob Salmon, Sr., 4-2-41.0; Larry Thomason, 4-2-37.2; Ed Quigley, 4-2-36.7; Charles Davis, 3-3-33.6; John Hughson, 2-4-29.3; Don Gotts, 1-5-30.6; George Patrick, 0-6-25.8.

CLASS C — Bill Fox, 3-1-30.1; Mel Elmer, 3-1-30.6; Bob Draine, 2-2-26.2; Lafayette Collins, 1-3-23.4; John Danko, 1-3-17.5.

CLASS FLEMINGTON, N.J. OPEN — SANC. 86-269 — CLASS A — Wayne Harrison, 5-0-53.4; Jack Giddes, 4-1-58.0; Gil Franke, 3-2-57.0; Bob Hall, 2-3-47.3; Jim Burd, 1-4-47.0; Donn Grady, 0-5-27.9.

CLASS B — Bob Manzoni, 6-2-36.8; George Patrick, 5-3-42.2; Bill Gurgurich, 4-4-38.8; John Hughson, 3-5-29.5; Frank Rozzo, 2-6-31.1.

CLASS C — Bill Fox, 5-0-38.8; Andy Waisempacher, 3-2-28.8; Gene Lupo, 3-2-27.1; Gil Ciresa, 3-2-24.2; Bob Lobell, 1-4-23.1; Bob Harrison, 0-5-16.0.

CLASS WARREN COTY OPEN — SANC. 86-266 — CLASS A — Jack Giddes, 5-2-50.9; Al Raven-craft, 5-2-45.5; Bill Kolb, 4-3-43.4; Tom Skinner, 4-3-41.4; Bob Hall, 3-4-46.6; Jack Fritzges, 3-4-45.4; Dave Everitt, 3-4-44.2; Wayne Harrison, 1-6-46.5.

CLASS B — Gil Franke, 4-0-48.8; Jim Reed, 2-2-53.7; Art Bangs, 2-2-47.9; Sonny Durando, 1-3-43.6; John Hughson, 1-3-35.2.

CLASS C — Tom Walker, 6-1-40.7; George Patrick, 5-2-38.7; Bob Salmon, Sr., 5-2-33.1; Joe Fritts, 4-3-32.6; John Crane, 3-4-31.3; Don Gotts, 2-5-30.4; Bill Fox, 2-5-29.3; Frank Rozzo, 1-6-26.8.

CLASS D — Andy Waisempacher, 7-0-31.1; Don Winkler, 6-1-30.1; Louis Wasser, 5-2-22.3; Gil Ciresa, 4-3-32.2; Bob Lobell, 3-4-21.5; Chet Smolenski, 2-5-13.0; Art Hall, 1-6-16.7; Al Johnson, 0-7-12.0.

CLASS RAY SHORER OPEN - VINELAND — SANC. 86-264 — CLASS A — Henry Markland, Wilmington, Del., 5-2-55.5; John Forti, 5-2-51.5; Dennis Joslin, 5-2-50.6; Woody Smith, 4-3-53.6; John Thomas, 4-3-48.9; Ed Sevbers, 3-4-48.7; Ray Shober, 2-5-44.9; Bill Miller, 0-7-40.0.

CLASS B — Alex Dobzanski, 7-0-32.9; Harold Harget, Wilmington, Del., 5-2-31.4; Ron Vogel, 4-3-32.2; Ray Nunevbiller, 3-4-37.0; Mel Elmer, 3-4-25.1; Bob Turner, 2-5-29.2; Vince Yannetti, 2-5-24.6; Don Winkler, 2-5-21.4.

CLASS C — Lou Toffenetti, 6-0-29.6; George Carr, 5-1-25.5; Bryan Schneider, 4-2-27.6; Glenn Miller, 3-3-21.1; Arnold Mead, 2-4-12.1; Jay Whilden, 1-5-6.2; Ray Nelli, 0-6-10.0.

GREENVILLE, OH. CLASSIC NAILBITER AGAIN — AL PERRY WINS TITLE - F. CARNAHAN LADIES TITLIST - SANC. 86-44 The eleventh game of Class A pitching decided the 1986 Men's Ringer Classic

Champion. Alvin Perry of Hanover, Va., handled John Martin; but defending cham-pion Jim Knisley dropped a game to Roger Norwood for his second loss of the Classic, determing the championship without a play-off for the first time in many years.

Ross Perry kept first place a family matter by capturing Class B. Fran Carnahan of Shippenville, Pa. successfully defended the Women's cham-

pionship with a 7-0 record. Jenny Walters of Troy, O. at 4-1 took the Girls Champion-ship while Tony h^ankins of Goshen, Ky. with a 5-0 record ruled the Boys' Classes.

CLASS A MENS — Alvin Perry, Hanover, Va., 10-1-83.5; Jim Knisley, Breman, 9-2-78.2; Mark Seibold, Huntington, Ind., 9-2-77.7; Oscar Manns, Painsville, 6-5-73.5; Roger Norwood, Knoxville, Tenn. 6-5-72.3; Harold Darnold, Burlington, Iowa, 6-5-69; Dick Carnahan, Shippenville, 6-5-66.9; Clyde Martz, Pittsburgh, Pa., 4-7-68.2; John Martin, Circleville, 4-7-68.1; Clarence Bellman, Breman, Ind., 3-8-64.9; Lawrence Miller, Chillicothe, 2-9-67.7; Leroy Rowe, Angola, Ind., 1-10-69.1.

CLASS A WOMENS — Fran Carnahan, Shippenville, 7-0-79.4; Betty Dunlap, 5-2-65.5; Connie Still, Oxford, 4-3-67.6; Jannette Spaller, 4-3-67.4; Bonnie Seibold, 4-3-66.8; Renee Cowan, Gum Spr-ing, Va., 67.1; Lorraine Thomas, 1-6-65.7; Jean Myer, Columbus, 1-6-55.9.

CLASS B MENS — Ron Perry, Hanover, Va., 9-2-69.9; Eldon Sarbaugh, Adamsville, 9-2-68; Earl Waggoner, Xenia, 9-2-65.6; Max Roseberry, Marion, 7-4-55.2; Joe Pillion, Springfield, 6-5-56.7; Bob Voelker, Strasburg, 6-5-54; Dale Dombrosky, Oregon, 5-6-61.3; Ancil Copeland, Akron, 5-6-58.9; Ken


GREENVILLE — (Continued) Kugler, Hamilton, 4-7-57.2; Bob Colville, Arcanum, 2-9-45.1; Gordon Meece, Loveland, Foreit.

CLASS C MENS — George Moon, Greenfield, 10-1-73.6; John Brown, Lancaster, 8-3-63.9; Darrel Bowers, Delphos, 7-4-60.1; Mark Bussey, Columbus, 7-4-55; Gary Gardner, Toledo, 6-5-60.5; Bob Garber, W. Manchester, 5-6-60.6; Maurice Flaig, Lebanon, 5-6-59.8; LaVerne Bucher, Warsaw, On-tario, 4-7-58.7; Jack Baldwin, Hilliard, 4-7-53.1; Doug Crawford, Belle Center, 4-7-51.8; Larry Wollace, Stryker, 3-8-56.6; Dick Carpenter, Union City, Ind., 3-8-52.1.

CLASS D MENS — Levi Miller, 5-0-67; John Brown, 3-2-58; Bill Henn, 2-3-60.2; Don Knotts, 2-3-57.7; Donnie Roberts, 2-3-53.8; Ken Waggoner, 1-4-55.5.

CLASS E MENS — R. Fleckenstein, 5-0-55.2; F. Collins, 4-1-59.3; R. Curtis, 3-2-48.8; R. Johnson, 2-3-57.8; B. Wells, 1-4-49.5; O. Reno, 0-5-44.5.

CLASS F MENS — J. Hankins, 5-0-56; T. Guill, 4-1-56.0; R. Starbuvck, 3-2-47.5; L. Rose, 2-3-42.5; T. King, 1-4-47.3; V. Sedlacek, 0-5-48.1.

CLASS G MENS — C. Dunlap, 5-0-58.2; D. Hummel, 4-1-55.3; S. Powers, 2-3-55.6; E. Greene, 2-3-41.4; B. Ison, 2-3-39.8; D. Ullery, 0-5-34.1.

CLASS H MENS — P. Hummel, 5-0-66; D. Keifer, 4-1-56.6; S. Jackson, 3-2-58.2; M. Snider, 2-3-50.4; J. Hawk, 1-4-47.8; G. Stifel, 0-5-37.5.

CLASS I MENS — R. Brunner, 5-0-55.7; P. Rohrs, 3-2-55.7; R. Hankins, 2-3-50; L. Martini, 2-3-49.0; G. Clevenger, 2-3-42.8; W. Krieger, 1-4-44.7.

CLASS J MENS — F. Hix, 5-0-54.1; B. McClain, 3-2-48.4; J. Mc Beth, 3-2-45.6; J. Kiser, 2-3-34.8; D. Farley, 1-4-41.7; J. Witschger, 1-4-34.5.

CLASS K MENS — D. Rose, 5-0-45.1; T. Wilkins, 4-1-48.6; G. Miller, 3-2-37.9; F. Brown, 2-3-34.9; B. Dowler, 1-4-30.9; R. Futrell, 0-5-27.2.

CLASS L MENS — D. Reno, 5-0-55.7; J. Hurst, 4-1-47.6; C. Martin, 2-3-38.6; W. Canupp, 2-3-37.6; C. Myers, 1-4-34.9; T. Mathews, 1-4-33.

CLASS M MENS — B. Wicker, 5-0-53.4; H. Denlinger, 3-2-48.7; W. Still, 3-2-47.8; D. Bogue, 2-3-47.9; G. Neff, 2-3-37.3; H. Smith, 0-5-25.

CLASS N MENS — P. Gemza, 4-1-47.8; D. Bussey, 4-1-38.2; J. Hiles, 2-3-46.9; N. Martini, 2-3-41.3; H. Kahle, 2-3-36.2; C. Bonahm, 1-4-35.9.

CLASS O MENS — E. Noe, 5-0-44.7; L. Stephenson, 4-1-41.4; P. Allen, 3-2-43.9; B. Meyer, 2-3-39.5; H. Zennie, 1-4-32.7; C. Greene, 0-5-32.7.

CLASS P MENS —J. Adkins, 4-1-42.6; A. Halley, 4-1-41.1; J. Guthrie, 3-2-42.4; D. Brown, 3-2-39.6; D. Ackley, 1-4-34; J. Morrison, 0-5-30.

CLASS Q MENS — J. Cooper, 4-1-42.1; H. Miller, 4-1-35.1; J. Campbell, 3-2-37.6; L. Glass, 2-3-32.3; G. Cathcart, 1-4-38.1; L. Harmon, 1-4-24.6.

CLASS R MENS — C. Searls, 5-0-51.4; H. Bailey, 4-1-45.5; D. Honigford, 3-2-45; H. May, 2-3-38; J. Ridinger, 1-4-30.2; H. McCann, 0-5-32.3.

CLASS S MENS — P. Jones, 4-1-43.3; R. Guill, 3-2-42.9; B. Szombati, 3-2-38.7; H. Hayes, 2-3-33.3; D. Von Stein, 2-3-27.4; D. Wheeler, 1-4-29.1.

CLASS T MENS — R. Hymer, 5-0-40.5; Mel Miller, 4-1-38.2; J. Mossholder, 3-2-30.2; B. Beckmen, 2-3-34.9; E. Andrus, 1-4-37; W. Kenton, 0-5-22.4.

CLASS U MENS — L. Voelker, 5-0-41.5; O. Miller, 4-1-38.2; W. Burgraf, 3-2-33.7; K. Witscher, 2-3-35.4; K. Wolfe, 1-4-23.1; M. Falk, 0-5-25.4.

CLASS V MENS — J. Blaker, 5-0-43.5; M. Bair, 4-1-32.8; J. Jackson, 2-3-35.9; G. McKinney, 2-3-28.7; B. Wolfe, 1-4-27.5; L. Hahn, 1-4-25.7.

CLASS W MENS — B. Gray, 5-0-42.3; C. Jones, 4-1-35.6; L. Flora, 3-2-25.6; J. DeWeese, 2-3-28.3; B. Cummings, 2-3-24.4; M. Royer, 0-5-18.8.

CLASS X MENS — H. Angel, 5-0-40.5; B. Prohaska, 4-1-26.6; K. Lane, 2-3-27.6; R. Kinnamon, 2-3-27.4; T. Lovejoy, 2-3-20.9; B. Allread, 0-5-18.8.

CLASS Y MENS — G. Liette, 4-1-30.9; S. Huff, 4-1-28.2; R. Fischesser, 3-2-24.6. G. Morgan, 2-3-24.4; R. West, 2-3-24; D. Waggoner, 0-5-19.6.

CLASS Z-1 MENS — D. Denniston, 4-1-31.5; F. Grubbs, 3-2-25.4; R. Muhlenkamp, 3-2-23.4; F. Hebeler, 3-2-23.4; G. Canupp, 2-3-22.4; E. Canupp, 0-5-21.1.

CLASS Z-2 MENS — N. Teaford, 5-0-24; Mose Miller, 4-1-24.8; L. Hartman, 3-2-18.1; E. Ehemann, 2-3-15.7; K. Collins, 1-4-16; D. Garen, 0-5-16.5.

CLASS Z-3 MENS — A. Centers, 5-1-19.8; P. Thomas, 4-2-21.6; J. Stone, 4-2-16.1; C. Bushman, 3-3-17.8; H. Allen, 3-3-11; N. Bower, 2-4-11.2; K. Wilmoth, 0-6-8.1.

CLASS B WOMENS — T. Wells, 4-1-52.1; L. Von Stein, 4-1-47.1; S. Clevenger, 4-1-46.9; H. Eakins, 2-3-41.3; L. Ault, 1-4-36.6; A. Brown, 0-5-36.6.

CLASS C WOMENS — D. Falk, 5-0-52.4; D. Still, 3-2-57.3; D. Slocum, 3-2-37.6; C. Martin, 2-3-46.2; D. Bower, 2-3-30.3; R. Curley, 0-5-27.3.

CLASS D WOMENS — L. Butterbaugh, 5-0-35.2; L. Grubbs, 3-2-26.8; M. Glass, 3-2-24; P. Lovejoy, 2-3-26; M. Cummings, 2-3-19.2; R. Hix, 0-5-22.8..


GREENVILLE - (Continued) CLASS E WOMENS — M. Martini, 5-1-24.3; J. Beckman, 5-1-23.3; B. Raider, 1-5-17.3; P. Aiiread,

1-5-14. CLASS F WOMENS — M. Bushmen, 4-2-15.3; M. Greene, 3-3-17.3; M. Gussett, 3-3-8.7; A. Walz,

2-4-11.7. CLASS A GIRLS — Jennie Walters, 4-1-18.4; A. Waggoner, 4-1-14; P. Moon, 3-2-15.2; Julie

Walters, 2-3-17.6; Sonya Hix, 2-3-11.2; Tonya Hix, 0-5-3. CLASS A BOYS — T. Hankins, 5-0-72.3; M. Canupp, 3-2-65; Jim Walters, 3-2-60.3; John Walters,

3-2-55.9; M. Ridinger, 1-4-58.2; S. Perry, 0-5-51.4.. CLASS B BOYS — R. Stigall, 3-0-60.7; D. Moon, 2-1-48; E. Hix, 1-2-30; J. Ridinger, 0-3-26.7. CLASS C BOYS — E. Canupp, 3-1-12.5; J. Royer, 3-1-5; B. Jackson, 2-2-8.5; K. Hix, 2-2-8; E. Kin-

ney, 0-4-1.5.

EARL LINKOUS WINS DUBLIN, VA. OPEN - SANC. 86-191 CLASS A — E. Linkous, 4-0-64.2; J. Ray, 3-1-63.6; A. Baker, 2-2-54.3; F. Hix, 1-3-48.2; L. Whitlew,

0-4-39.0. CLASS B — B. Breedon, 5-0-54.6; L. Breedon, 3-3-52.7; E. Frost, 2-3-51.3; C. Carter, 2-3-48.8; D.

Cook, 2-3-44.4; N. Mills, 1-4-43.4. CLASS C — S. Hall, 4-1-50.0; H. Huffman, 4-1-45.9; R. Mills, 3-2-47.9; N. Blankenship, 2-3-43.0; H.

Mills, 1-4-32.8; P. Gravley, 1-4-32.6. CLASS D — G. Holley, 5-0-35.9; E. Waggy, 3-2-34.8; C. Staton, 3-2-31.5; R. Leighton, 2-3-25.9; B.

Mann, 2-3-23.9; E. Hunt, 0-5-17.4. WOMEN — Maxine Man, 3-0; C. Whitlow, 2-1; Ruth Hix, 0-3.

RESULTS OF VIRGINIA STATE DOUBLES TOURNAMENT CLASS A — A. Perry-A. Perry, 5-0; E. Linkous-J. Bullion, 4-1; C. Price-T. Price, 3-2; J. Walker-L.

Conner, 2-3; R. Perry-K. Perry, 1-4; K.Shifflett-R. Altizer, 0-5. CLASS B — N. Davis-D. Wall, 5-0; J. Shaw-A. Foley, 3-2; G. Tidwell-P. Foster, 3-2; E. Bandy-E.

Frost, 3-2; H. Walker-A.C. Col I awn, 1-4; D. Payne-J. Skeens, 0-5. CLASS C — J. Shaw-A. Foley won playoff for 2nd place. S. Hall-D. Kellison, 5-0; R. Burchett-P.

Gravely, 3-2; D. Davis-S. Rowsey, 3-2; E. Marttila-V. James, 2-3; M. Kitchen-G. Wall, 2-3; J. Barker-G. Holley, 0-5.

CLASS D — R. Burchett-P. Gravely won playoff for 2nd place. K. Wingate-R. Hill, 4-0; C. Carter-W. Duncan, 3-1; B. Leighton-R. Tinley, 2-2; T. Painter-C. Staton, 1-3; R. Skelton-N. Skelton, 0-4.

CLASS E — L. Howery-B. Bowyer, 4-0; E. Hunt-D. Glass, 3-1; S. Eppard, H.E. Eppard, 2-2; B. Holly-A. Rath bone, 1-3; B. Reese-G. Brooks, 0-4.

LADIES — S. Riddle-H. Skeens, 4-1; K. Shifflett-C. Altizer, 3-2; B. Holley-J.A. Wall, 0-5. JUNIORS — L. Conner, Jr.-T. Eppard, 2-0; D. Davis-E. Davis, 0-2.

YORK MEMORIAL OPEN OF MAINE WON BY D. KIENIA CLASS A — Doug Kienia, 7-0-65.4; Fred Sibley, 5-2-61.2; Stuart Kelley, 5-2-52.6; David Wilson,

4-3-56.2; Dell Southworth, 3-4-45.8; John Cabe, 2-5-45.3; Bob Traquair, 2-5-40.7. CLASS B — Roger Raven, 8-1-48.5; Mike Merry, 7-2-44.2; Stan Bisbee, 7-2-41.9; Carroll Martell,

5-4-45.0; Pat Gallant, 5-4-42.7; Larry Guimond, 5-4-38.0; George Irish, 3-6-39.7; Carl York, 3-6-37.9; Katie Dyer, 2-7-37.9.

CLASS C — Charles Lytle, 9-0-41.6; Leland Davis, 6-3-39.5; Clyde Hewett, 5-4-44.9; Harlen Par-sons, 5-4-37.1; Mike Walsh, 5-4-35.8; Lional Rodrigue, 5-4-34.4; James Hill, 4-5-37.1; Paul Burleigh, 3-6-34.9; Roger Bolduc, 2-7-31.9.

CLASS D — Alfred Wren, 6-3-38.1; Nellie Bumpus, 6-3-34.3; Harold Robinson, 6-3-36.3; Mary Clark, 6-3-32.4; Dave Gallant, 6-3-36.2; Jim Davenport, 5-4-40.6; Harry Smith, 5-4-31.2; Dick Cle-ment, 4-5-33.6; Carl Gaudett, 1-8-26.8.

CLASS E — Kenneth Gilpatrick, 7-2-33.7; Harold Brown, 7-2-38.1; Gordon Carpenter, 5-4-32.1; William Files, 5-4-31.2; Alan Hazelton, 5-4-31.1; John Burleigh, 5-4-28.9; Rosaire Tardiff, 5-4-28.0;


YORK MEMORIAL — (Continued) Steve Nicholson, 3-6-29.3; Robert Mennealy, 3-6-25.3.

CLASS F — Winston Clark, 6-1-31.2; Kim Jacobs, 5-2-37.1; Jim Flagg, 5-2-30.7; Robert Stimpson, 5-2-27.2; Mike Proulx, 4-3-28.5; Frank Arbour, 2-5-15.2; John Boe, 1-6-14.2; John Hall, 0-7-15.2.

CLASS G — Robert Harriman, 7-0-32.9; Rodney Perkins, 5-2-25.9; Chad Heilmann, 3-4-25.0; Lester Day, 3-4-22.6; Earl Poole, 3-4-20.8; Tom Penney, 3-4-18.5; Floyd Clark, 2-5-20.5; Ralph Arbour, 2-5-19.2.

CLASS H — Dan Hanson, 4-3-26.2; Tom Heilmann, 4-3-23.8; Fred Snowdeal, 4-3-21.1; Roger Neve I Is, 4-3-20.5; Gary Greenleaf, 4-3-20.2; Mike Davis, 3-4-18.8; Ken Warman, 3-4-18.1; James Ar-bour, 2-5-20.3.

CLASS I — Nathan Jacobs, 6-1-25.3; Robert Hall, 5-2-17.5; John Doucette, 5-2-15.6; Keith Bisbee, 3-4-16.9; Bobo Cobb, 3-4-15.4; Hilda Thornton, 3-4-11.3; Victor Guimond, 2-5-13.6; Ron Pa-quin, 1-6-11.1.

CLASS J — Eugene Taylor, 7-0-18.7; Rick Hume, 6-1-11.5; Lou Johnson, 5-2-12.7; Charles Hard-ing, 4-3-11.5; Melvin Perkins, 2-5-6.9; Karl Greenman, 2-5-6.5; Jeff Cabe, 2-5-4.6.

E. DENNISON UNDEFEATED IN SHELOCTA, PA. PINE TREE OPEN - GRACE RUGG WINS LADIES TITLE — SANC. 86-57

CLASS A —E. Dennison, 7-0-66.1; R. Rugg, 6-1-70.5; B. White, Sr., 4-3-67.2; C. Herbe, 4-3-50.4; C. Danner, 3-4-54.9; J. Stadler, 2-5-48.1; R.E. White, 2-5-42.1; B. McQuillen, 0-7-17.2.

CLASS B — J. Reinbow, 6-1-54.1 ;F. Kilinsky, 6-1-51.6; J. Roebuck, 5-2-51.7; H. Browne, 3-4-54.1; T. Piscolish, 3-4-49.5; V. Sedlacek, 2-5-46.1; E. Horneman, 2-5-45.9; D. Harper, 1-6-44.7.

CLASS C — B. Fink, 5-2-47.8; F. Morgan, 5-2-48.1; P. Gemza, 4-3-53.3; B. Hixson, 4-3-52.5; J. Trayer, 4-3-52.3; R. Weiss, 2-5-41.2; B. Rugg, 2-5-40; L. White, 2-5-35.4.

CLASS D — R. Brown, 5-2-46; H. Hansen, 5-2-45.7; D. James, 5-2-41.6; J. Bruny, 4-3-43.9; H. Market, 4-3-41.3; V. Owens, 2-5-39.3; A. Zadroga, Jr., 2-5-37.9; R. Bunyak, 1-6-37.3.

CLASS E — P. Cunningham, 6-1-50.9; A. Matscherz, 5-2-44.2; B. Korzon, 5-2-41.3; M. Stehnach, 5-2-39.9; J. Geci, 3-4-34.2; B. Weigel, 2-5-36.7; J. Krouse, 2-5-30.1; B. Lapping, 0-7-21.8.

CLASS F — C. Nagode, 5-1-36.9; B. Hartzel, 5-1-41.7; F. Connell, 4-2-43.2; V. Dotts, 3-3-35.2; J. West, 3-3-35.0; B. Horton, 1-5-28.5; R. Maroni, 0-6-30.6.

CLASS G — V. Nicholson, 5-2-40.7; E. Bielick, 5-2-33.6; C. Jones, 5-2-35.2; F. Kallay, 5-2-34.8; J. Mancini, 3-4-34.4; G. Zayak, 2-5-33.3; K. Turnbull, 2-5-32.7; D. Keth, 1-6-28.1.

CLASS H — J. Carnahan, 5-2-39.3; C. Genchur, 5-2-39.7; M. Stute, 5-2-37.9; D. Green, 4-3-36.4; G. Carnahan, 4-3-35.3; C. Denk, 3-4-31.1; H. Leise, 1-6-32.3; C. Mock, Sr., 1-6-25.5.

CLASS I — T. Carnahan, 6-0-31.3; P. Smith, 5-1-32.9; P. Cook, 4-2-26.0; G. Forrish, 2-4-22.2; G. Troycheck, 2-4-16.3; T. Hamacek, 1-5-23.6; B. Biss, 1-5-22.9.

CLASS J — C. Carnahan, 7-0-39.8; E. Butterbaugh, 5-2-29.8; R. Wolfgong, 5-2-28.3; B. Jefferys, 4-3-23.1; F. Bodnar, 3-4-22.5; T. Zayac, 2-5-23.7; B. Campbell, 1-6-22.5; C. Mock, Jr., 1-6-18.0.

CLASS K—T. Marusa, 3-0-17.8; B. Patton, 2-1-15.8; T. Novak, 1-2-14.6; D. Snavely, 0-3-11.8. CLASS L—J. Katich, 4-0-13.9; F. Powell, 3-1-16.7; B. Frye, 2-2-13.8; R. Stombaugh, 1-3-11.8; L.

Fullgraf, 0-4-9.1. CLASS M — J. Shaffer, 5-0-21.3; J. Miller, 4-1-16.9; C. Nelson, 2-3-15.2; N. Painter, 2-3-14.6; R.

Rudolph, 2-3-13.9; S. Shaffer, 0-5-7.9. JUNIORS — F. Powell, 4-2-37.5; D. Reddinger, 2-2-32.7; R. Kurtik, 2-3-24.5; T. Butterbaugh,

1-3-24.5; M. Carnahan, 1-3-22.6. CLASS A LADIES — G. Rugg, 7-0-50.0; L. Marshall, 5-2-36.9; K. Weston, 4-3-39.8; E. Weston,

3-4-34.8; C. Rinehart, 3-4-31.7; M. Wood, 3-4-25.5; C. Reddinger, 2-5-30.4; S. Carnahan, 1-6-28.2. CLASS B LADIES — B. Lapping, 7-0-44.4; S. Powell, 5-2-33.4; M. Keth, 4-3-31.0; B. White, 4-3-31.0;

J. Reefer, 4-3-29.1; H. Morgan, 2-5-31.4; R. Carnahan, 2-5-28.5; M. Shaffer, 0-7-14.7. CLASS C LADIES — A. Marusa, 4-0-18.7; K. Kahle, 2-2-21.9; M. Patton, 2-2-16.8; L. Davis, 1-3-7.7;

N. Kennedy, 1-3-6.3.

NEW JERSEY SUMMER TOURNAMENT ACTIVITY HARRY STILES MEMORIAL OPEN — VINELAND — JUNE 14 — SANC. 86-264 — CLASS A —

Tom Chance, Wilmington, Del., 5-1-53.3; Dennis Joslin, 5-1-63.2; Henry Mark land, Wilmington, Del., 3-3-54.8; Ed Severs, 3-3-53.9; Bill Kolb, 3-3-51.8; Stan McCarty, 2-4-52.9; Woody Smith, 0-6-42.1.

CLASS B — John Thomas, 5-1-50.8; Don Knapp, 5-1-46.5; John Forti, 4-2-49.3; Ray Shober, 4-2-39.7; John Basile, 2-4-49.2; Dick Hurley, Wilmington, Del., 1-5-35.7; Harold Harget, Wilmington, Del., 0-6-27.5.


NEW JERSEY - (Continued)

CLASS C — Mel Elmer, 6-0-25.3; Arnold Mead, 4-2-25.7; Eldon Feaster, 4-2-20.0; Don Carter, 3-3-23.4; John O'Neil, 3-3-13.3; Jay Whilden, 1-5-7.1; Ray Nuneviller, 0-6-16.2.

HUNTERDON CTY OPEN — FLEMINGTON — JUNE 15 — SANC. 86-269 — CLASS A — Gil Franke, 7-2-51.8; Bob Sutton, N.Y., 6-3-50.6; Donn Grady, 5-4-49.7; Art Bangs, 5-4-44.2; Dixon Deranek, 4-5-51.3; Jim Reed, 4-5-47.1; Lou Stines, N.Y., 4-5-44.9; Tom Manzoni, 4-5-41.2; Al Raven-craft, 3-6-48.4; Bob Hall, 3-6-43.4.

CLASS B — Sonny Durando, 7-1-32.5; Bob Manzoni, 6-2-39.4; John Crane, 5-3-31.7; George Patrick, 4-4-31.4; John Hughson, 4-4-28.5; Bob Salmon, Sr., 3-5-37.4; Al Price, 3-5-29.6; Vince Soriero, 2-6-27.0; John Shaw, Ouincy, Mass., 2-6-25.3.

CLASS C — Andy Waisempacher, 5-2-24.8; Bill Fox, 4-3-27.3; Bob Salmon, Jr., 4-3-25.1; Louis Wasser, 4-3-22.5; Gene Castner, 4-3-21.6; Chet Smolensk/', 4-3-20.6; Bryan Schneider, 3-4-19.4; Mike Price, 0-7-7.8.

NORTH N.H. OPEN — MIDDLESEX — JUNE 21 — SANC. 86-268 — CLASS A — Marty Waisem-pacher, 6-1-56.8; Jack Giddes, 6-1-56.1; Tom Skinner, 5-2-58.9; Bill Kolb, 4-3-54.1; Ed Severs, 3-4-57.3; Joe Hickey, 2-5-45.7; Bob Hall, 1-6-46.8; Jack Dille, 1-6-36.7.

CLASS B — Wayne Harrison, 6-1-55.0; Jack Fritzges, 4-3-57.9; Gil Franke, 4-3-50.3; Phil Zozzaro, 3-4-50.6; John Forti, 3-4-46.7; Tom Manzoni, 3-4-45.0; Jim Burd, 3-4-42.2; Joe Belcovitch, 2-5-45.6.

CLASS C — Bob Manzoni, 6-1-40.3; Charles Davis, 6-1-42.5; Ron Vogel, 4-3-34.5; John Hughson, 3-4-33.2; George Marker, 3-4-31.2; George Patrick, 2-5-33.4; Roger Shroppe, 2-5-32.4; Jim Marietta, 2-5-29.5.

CLASS D — Gene Lupo, 3-2-28.1; John Dykstra, 3-2-26.5; Vince Yannetti, 3-2-26.9; Mel Elmer, 3-2-25.7; Don Gotts, 2-3-34.5; Gene Castner, 1-4-20.1.

CLASS E — John Danko, 5-0-26.3; Bryan Schneider, 3-2-21.3; Art Hall, 3-2-20.7; Bob Harrison, 3-2-10.0; Al Johnson, 1-4-10.9; Jay Whilden, 0-5-7.8.

COUNTY CLASSIC — FLEMINGTON — JUNE 29 — SANC. 86-269 — CLASS A — Jack Giddes, 8-1-52.1; Bill Kolb, 7-2-52.8; Bob Hall, 6-3-50.0; Wayne Harrison, 5-4-45.2; Jim Reed, 5-4-44.9; John Forti, 5-4-41.0; Joe Belcovitch, Old Forge, Pa., 4-5-35.3; Gil Franke, 3-6-36.7; Bob Salmon, Jr., 2-7-31.2; Donn Grady, 0-9-31.7.

CLASS B — John Hughson, 6-1-32.2; George Patrick, 5-2-36.6; Vince Yannetti, 5-2-33.7; Bob Salmon, Sr., 4-3-32.8; Mel Elmer, 4-3-29.1; Bill Gurgurich, 2-5-33.9; Vince Soriero, 2-5-23.3; John Crane, 1-6-27.2.

CLASS C — Vince DeMicco, 4-1-26.0; Bob Salmon, Jr., 4-1-29.7; Bob Lobell, 3-2-18.3; John Danko, 2-3-21.4; Andy Waisempacher, 2-3-19.2; Jay Whilden, 0-5-4.9.

CLASS D — Louis Wasser, 4-2-20.3; Marty Hoffman, 4-2-18.9; Bryan Schneider, 2-4-17.4; Art Hall, 2-4-16.3.

R. KUCHCINSKI WINS W. PA. KANE FISH GAME TOURN. CLASS A — Ron Kuchcinski, 8-2-66.3; Casey Danner, 8-2-59.4; Ed Denneson, 6-4-56.2; Rocky

Collins, 4-6-51.3; John Mathys, 4-6-43.5. CLASS B — Robert Brown, 4-1-49.6; Jim Trayer, 4-1-51.2; Rocky Collins, 3-2-58.3; Don Ludwick,

2-3-46.5; George Rhea, 2-3-44.7; Glenn Sebring, 0-5-40.4. CLASS C — Bob Burnette, 7-0-48.3; Frank Graham, 5-2-36.7; Chuck Olson, 4-3-38.4; Elsie Rum-

baugh, 4-3-34.4; Pat Cunningham, 3-4-35.0; Sam Turner, 3-4-31.7; Bob Lapping, 2-5-27.8; Ken Hopkins, 1-6-38.0.

CLASS D — Boy Brinkley, 6-1-40.3; Ike Walters, 5-2-42.3; Don Wittenburg, 5-2-38.6; Herm Taylor, 4-3-28.5; Bill Mackey, 4-3-27.0; Bill McAdoo, 2-5-30.3; Mac McOuillen, 2-5-15.6.

CLASS E — Glen Carnahan, 6-1-30.4; Roger Klaiber, 6-1-33.4; Bud Liese, 4-3-26.8; Don Witten-burg, 3-4-27.8; Don Connolly, 3-4-23.7; Hoppie Homkins, NY State; Elsworth Warner, 2-5-22.6.

CLASS F — Larry Vitaris, 7-0-26.9; David Kois, 4-3-28.6; Randy Wolfgang, 4-3-27.7; Mike Price, 3-4-28.4; Taylor Carnahan, 3-4-27.5; Tom Hamacek, 3-4-25.9; Todd Brinkley, 1-6-21.3; Parks Rauch, 1-6-15.1.

CLASS G — Ted Wareham, 7-0-20.0; Paul Smith, 5-2-25.0; Don Raybuck, 5-2-20.3; George Schiller, 4-3-21.1; Darrell Kribbs, 3-4-14.0; John Miller, 2-5-15.8; Don Hillyard, 2-5-12.2; Dick Kahl, 0-7-10.8.

CLASS H — Lenny Johnston, 7-0-30.4; Mike Slupski, 4-1-21.0; Terry Zampogna, 2-3-18.3; John Miller, 2-3-18.0; Wayne Hunzinger, 2-3-17.8; Chuck Nelson, 0-5-17.7.

WOMENS CLASS — Kelly Weston, 5-0-41.4; Eleanor Weston, 4-1-36.6; Ruth Carnahan, 2-3-31.5; Sandy Carnahan, 2-3-30.3; Betty Lapping, 1-4-30.7; Martha Wood, 1-4-25.5.


APPLICATION FOR 1987 W.T. HOUSING ACCOMODATIONS JULY 26 — AUGUST 7, 1987

The Housing Committee will make hotel assignments upon receipt of this official housing ap-plication, provided that this application is properly completed. All rooms are assigned on a "first come -first serve" basis. If the committee is unable to honor your choices of hotels, it will select accommodations that are closest to your choice. All requests submitted must be on this form. Do not contact hotel individually. They will not accept any direct reservations. Cut-off date for reser-vation requests is July 10, 1987.

Mail to: 1987 WHT Housing, Eau Claire Area Convention & Tourism Bureau, 2127 Brackett Avenue, Eau Claire, Wise. 54701.

CAMPING SELECTION: Please indicate your site preference below. A $20.00 deposit must be in-cluded or your credit card indicated in order to guarantee your site reservation. Please make your check or money order for the deposit payable to: Eau Claire Horseshoe Club.

You witl receive a confirmation from the site for which you have been assigned.

• KampO'Klare • Hobbs Ice Center • Carson Park

Please indicate the number of sites required. .

ARRIVAL DATE: ARRIVAL TIME:

DEPARTURE DATE:

HOTEL SELECTION: Please indicate your accommodation preference below. A $50.00 advance deposit for each room must be included with this form or your credit card number indicated in order to guarantee your room reservation. Please make your check or money order for the deposit payable to: Eau Claire Horseshoe Club.

You will receive a confirmation from the hotel for which you have been assigned.

First Choice Hotel Second Choice Hotel

Third Choice Hotel Fourth Choice Hotel

ARRIVAL DATE: ARRIVAL TIME:

DEPARTURE DATE:

NUMBER OF ROOMS REQUIRED: (Please indicate the number of rooms per typ)e)

Single (1 person 1 bed) Double (2 persons 1 bed)

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LIST BELOW THE NAMES OF PEOPLE OCCUPYING EACH ROOM/CAMPSITE

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Card Number

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Name

Address

• MasterCard • American Express

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1987 WORLD HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT HOUSING EAU CLAIRE, WISCONSIN

ESTABLISHMENT SINGLE DOUBLE

Antlers Motel

Badger Motel Hwy 53 near Shopko Chippewa Falls

Best Western White House Motel

Civic Center Inn 'Headquarters Hotel

Eau Claire Motel

Evenox Motel

Excel Inn

Garton's Motel

Heritage Motel

Holiday Inn

Howard Johnson's

Maple Manor

Midway Motor Lodge

Ramada Inn

Roadstar Inn

Super 8 Motel

Westgate Motel 1436 N. Clairemont Avenue

*The above prices do not include a 7%

CAMPING FACILITY

$30-38

$24

$40

$42

$25

$25

$26.50

$22

$22

$42

$34

$29

$42

$39

$29

$27

$31.50

$38-40

$26 (1 bed, 2 people) $28 (2 beds, 2 people) $35 (2 beds, 4 people) Weekly rates available

$40 ($5 each additional person)

$44 (1 bed, 2 people) $47 (2 beds, 2 people)

$26 (1 bed, 2 people) $32 (2 beds, 2 people) $37 (2 beds, 4 people)

$28 (1 bed, 2 people) $32 (2 beds, 2 people) $36 (2 beds, 4 people)

$37.50

$26 (1 bed, 2 people) $30 (2 beds, 2 people) Weekly rates available


$47

$44 (1 bed, 2 people) $47 (2 beds)


$47

$39 (1-4 people)

$36 (2 people) ($3 each additional person)


$35 Weekly rates available

city and 5% state tax.

NO HOOKUP ELECTRIC HOOKUP

Kamp O'Klare

Hobbs Ice Center 'Only self-contained units

Carson Park Courts *Only self-contained units

$9.50

$4

$4

$10.75 $11.50 — Water $12.75 — Water/Sewer Weekly rate, 7th day free.

$7

$7 'For additional Housing information call 715/836-7680.


SUMMER TOURNAMENT ACTION IN EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA FRITZ LUTTER MEMORIAL — JUNE 28-29 — NEW FREEDOM, PA. — SANC. 86-226 — CLASS

A — Dan Beshore, 6-1-64.0; Glenn Rubendall, 5-2-63.5; Glenn Brown, 5-2-58.9; Jack Swyers, 5-2-58.8; Pet McCollum, 3-4-54.1; Ed Bowersox, 2-5-53.3; Dick Dart, 2-5-47.7; Dick Wilson, 0-7-42.3.

CLASS B — Don Dietz, 6-1-54.0; Ray Benedict, 4-3-47.1; Larry Gisewhite, 4-3-45.4; Al Long, 4-3-44.3; Bill Bruaw, 3-4-45.4; Sherwood Frankhouser, 3-4-44.5; Guy Esh, 2-5-40.5; Darle Esh, 2-5-38.1.

CLASS C — Clark Walker, 7-0-58.0; Earl Lartz, 5-2-50.3; John Clippinger, 4-3-44.5; John Clow, 3-4-42.9; John Baugher, 3-4-39.4; Wayne Nielsen, 2-5-42.0; Roy Teets, 2-5-36.5; Bill Johnson, 2-5-32.3.

CLASS D — Larry Folkenroth, 6-1-40.3; Mark Clippinger, 6-1-42.4; Fred Lutter, 4-3-35.0; Earl Brown, 4-3-32.7; Chester Owens, 3-4-29.7; Don Wagner, 2-5-30.5; Steve Lutter, 2-5-25.2; Dennis Lloyd, 1-6-31.5.

CLASS E — Joe Shurmatis, 4-1-32.2; Robert Heffner, 4-1-36.5; Richard Hoover, 3-2-28.9; Bernie Snyder, 2-3-29.6; Joe Shughart, 1-4-24.8; Ralph Weigle, 1-4-22.1.

CLASS F — Martin Zimmerman, 4-1-28.4; Don Bubb, 3-2-25.4; Henry Pigg, 3-2-23.7; Harold Becker, 3-2-19.6; Gerard Harris, 2-3-23.9; Mike Andes, 0-5-11.7.

LADIES — Kim Johnson, 6-1-32.1; Charlotte Onion, 6-1-44.5; Gaile Nielsen, 6-1-35.1; Pat Clow, 3-4-34.9; Eleanor Pritchet, 3-4-29.5; Jean Long, 3-4-34.8; Betty Miller, 1-6-17.4; Dot Talman, 0-7-13.2.

REEDSVILLE FIREMAN'S FESTIVAL OPEN — JUNE 21 — SANC. 86-225 — CLASS A — Glenn Bum's, 6-1-67.7; Dan Beshore, 6-1-69.3; Glenn Rubendall, 4-3-66.1; Glenn Brown, 4-3-62.3; Casey Danner, 2-5-59.1; Curt Over, 2-5-57.9; Homer Snyder, 2-5-55.0; Dean McCurdy, 2-5-54.7.

CLASS B — Jack Swyers, 6-1-57.6; Don Dietz, 6-1-56.6; Ed Bowersox, 4-3-53.2; Carl Maier, 4-3-44.8; James Sibley, 3-4-49.1; Guy Esh, 3-4-45.3; Al Long, 2-5-40.6; John Baugher, 0-7-39.8.

CLASS C — Darle Esh, 7-0-45.2; John Clippinger, 5-2-44.2; John Antesberger, 5-2-43.1; Wayne McCloskey, 5-2-41.9; Jim Richards, 3-4-23.1; Ralph Weigle, 1-6-26.6; David Blouch, 1-6-29.5; Bernie Snyder, 1-6-24.5.

CLASS D — Dennis Lloyd, 6-1-33.2; Rich Gearhart, 5-2-32.6; Marl in Zimmerman, 5-2-28.0; Ted Postupack, 4-3-21.5; Don Bubb, 3-4-25.8; Harold Becker, 3-4-22.2; Gerard Harris, 2-5-23.3; Mike Andes, 0-7-15.0.

12th ANNUAL SHILOH, PA. OPEN — JULY 12-13 — SANC. 86-227 — CLASS A — Glenn Burris, 6-1-68.1; Dan Beshore, 5-2-68.2; Ray Rugg, 5-2-63.8; Glenn Brown, 4-3-63.1; Pete McCollum, 4-3-60.8; Glenn Rubendall, 2-5-60.9; Ed Bowersox, 1-6-53.5; Dean McCurdy, 1-6-40.9.

CLASS B — Jack Swyers, 6-1-53.3; Guy Esh, 6-1-52.6; Al Long, 5-2-49.1; Bill Bruaw, 4-3-53.6; Larry Gisewhite, 4-3-49.4; Ray Benedict, 2-5-50.5; Sherwood Frankhouser, 1-6-43.9; Jim Sibley, 0-7-27.9.

CLASS C — Wayne McCloskey, 4-1-45.9; Don Dietz, 3-2-49.7; Daryl Esh, 3-2-46.1; Mark Clipp-inger, 3-2-45.6; Joe Belcavitch, 1-4-45.1; John Clippinger, 1-4-44.3.

CLASS D — Clark Walker, 4-1-44.1; Earl Brown, 3-2-44.4; Dick Wilson, 3-2-39.2; John Baugher, 3-2-39.2; Dennis Lloyd, 2-3-35.2; Harold Becker, 0-5-26.8.

CLASS E — Robert Gable, 5-0-45.1; Wayne Nielson, 4-1-49.7; Roy Teets, 3-2-41.9; Less Putt, 2-3-40.3; Chet Owens, 1-4-29.4; John Zimmerman, 0-5-29.7.

CLASS F — Harold Clippinger, 4-1-42.3; Rich Hoover, 4-1-36.3; Fred Lutter, 3-2-42.7; George Powell, 2-3-35.3; Dick Scott, 2-3-34.7; Ralph Weigle, 0-5-25.0.

CLASS G — Jim Richards, 5-0-39.9; Dave Blouch, 4-1-30.4; Darryl Eberly, 2-3-29.8; Robert Heff-ner, 2-3-27.9; William VanZanten, 1-4-29.7; Steve Lutter, 1-4-22.8.

CLASS H — Donald Wagner, 5-0-34.2; Gerard Harris, 4-1-25.0; Don Bubb, 3-2-24.1; Harold Becker, 2-3-24.0; Henry Pigg, 1-4-22.4; Don Diehl, 0-5-14.0.

CLASS I — Ralph Barndt, 5-0-27.0; Andy Kraft, 3-2-23.8; Ted Postupack, 3-2-23.5; Joe Shughart, 2-3-24.2; Mush Zimmerman, 2-3-24.2; Mike Andes, 0-5-13.1.

LADIES — Charlotte Onion, 5-0-37.3; Kim Johnson, 4-1-34.4; Gaile Nielson, 3-2-30.6; Jean Long, 2-3-32.1; Norma McCurdy, 1-4-17.7; Lois Nielsen, 0-5-4.5.

1st ANNUAL EAST. PA. DOUBLES TOURN. — NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. - SANC. 86-228 — CLASS A — Jack Swyers-Ed Bowersox, 7-0-56.3-47.7; Glenn Rubendall-Jean Long, 5-2-59.5-25.2; Mark Clippinger-Harold Clippinger, 5-2-45.1-39.1; Dan Beshore-AI Hamilton, 3-4-66.8-18.3; Dean McCurdy-John Baugher, 3-4-45.5-39.0; Pete McCollum-Max Sheaffer, 2-5-60.6-27.3; Bill Bruaw-Don Diehl, 2-5-48.6-27.9; Don Dietz-Dennis Lloyd, 1-6-45.2-31.8.

CLASS B — Ray Benedict-Rich Hoover, 5-2-53.3-31.2; Joel Medvidovich-Dave Blouch, 5-2-52.2-22.1; Ray Folkenroth-Don Wagner, 4-3-40.8-36.7; John Clow-Pat Clow, 4-3-41.1-33.2; Dick Scott-Bruce Corl, 4-3-45.2-25.4; Earl Lartz-Jim Miller, 3-4-35.7-24.3; Jack Myers-Paul Chrisamore, 1-6-33.9-27.8; A. Long-Bernie Snyder, 2-5-43.3-26.7.

CLASS C — John Zimmerman-Mush Zimmerman, 8-0-36.0-30.3; Robert Anderson-Ellen Ander-son, 7-1-30.0-29.5; Jerry Hoy-Jeff Hoy, 5-3-52.7-8.1; Dave Preston-Ron Baker, 5-3-24.3-29.6; Don Shiebley-Joe Shughart, 5-3-28.9-20.8; Mildred Boyer-Gene Boyer, 3-5-24.3-13.5; Harold Becker-Mike Andes, 2-6-26.0-12.1; John Kehler-George Miller, 1-7-18.5-7.9; Greg Long-Tim Carroll, 0-8-17.7-5.2.


COMING EVENTS NORTHEASTERN OHIO INDOOR SCHEDULE

14592 Stone Road, Newbury, Ohio 44065

Our tournaments will be 8 players round robin, cancellation games. Trophies or equivalent will be awarded for 1st and 2nd places. Entry fee of $10.00 (which includes scorekeeping fees) should accompany your entry 10 days prior to tourna-ment date. You will be classed according to your reported ringer percentage. All tournaments will be NHPA sanctioned.

Nov. 7-8-9 — Host, Champion Club, Contact Gene Fenton, 6863 Mahoning, Rte. 45, Warren, Oh. 44481. Ph. 216-847-8828.

Dec. 12-13-14 — Hosts, Solon, Stow and West Geauga Clubs. Contact Russ Ryan, 4155 Vura Rd., Stow, Oh. 44224. Ph. 216-688-5078.

Jan. 9-10-11 — Host, Burton Club. Contact Earl VanSant,

244 Deer Drive, Chardon, Oh. Ph. 216-285-2552. Feb. 13-14-15 — Host, Painesville Club. Contact Jeannie

Spaller, 1288 West Jackson St., Painesville, Oh. 44077. Ph. 216-354-4425.

Mar. 13-14-15 — 5th Annual Open. Hosts, All Clubs. Contact Walt Pierce, 13114 Old State Road, Hunt-sburg, Oh. 44046. Ph: 216-635-0196.

SANC. TOURNEYS OF WICOMICO (MARYLAND) ASSOC. WICOMICO CLUB SINGLES — SALISBURY, MD. — SANC. 86-270 — CLASS A — Al Foley, Va.,

8-1-46.6; John Show, Va., 7-2-55.8; Tom Chance, Del., 6-2-44.9; Henry Markland, Del., 5-3-50.3; Jack Blades, 4-4-41.75; Richard Bevan, 4-4-41.4; Wayne Willey, 1-7-30.0; Al Melson, 1-7-24.7; Jerome Hoy, Pa., 1-7-23.7.

CLASS B — Ted Simmons, Playoff, 6-1-42.3; Willard Sammons, Del., 5-2-39.7; Dick Hurley, Del., 4-2-40.9; Ken Holden, 3-3-34.0; Dave Moser, Va., 3-3-31.0; Ed Clobus, Va., 1-5-35.6; Harold Harget, Del., 1-5-32.2.

CLASS C — Jack Anderson, 5-0-31.6; Dave Sellers, 4-1-34.7; James Foltz, Va., 3-2-36.1; Dave Gregory, 2-3-28.9; Al Atkins, 1-4-25.4; C.F. Martin, Va., 0-5-15.6.

CLASS D — Bill Taylor, 4-1-26.0; J. W. Hundley, Va., 3-9-29.6; Gary Lecompte, 3-2-26.8; Louis Walls, 3-2-26.4; Tony Peek, 2-3-22.0; Ed Cavey, 0-5-22.4.

CLASS E — Melissa Elias, 4-0-30.5; Tex Benik, 3-1-24.5; Ralph Brown, 2-2-15.0; Harold Walden, 1-3-9.5; Verlon Frye, 0-4-3.5.

CLASS A DOUBLES — Fred Beeman-Willard P. Sammons, 6-0-34.3; Jack Blades-AI Melson, 3-3-32.1; Ernest O'Neal-Ken Holden, 3-3-28.4; Parker Sturgis-Tony Peek, 0-6-24.1.

CLASS B DOUBLES — Melissa Elias-Bill Dotson, 5-1-22.7; Charles Cherrix-Rob Peek, 4-2-21.5; Louis Walls-Bob Frene, 3-3-18.4; Gary Rust-Richard Wilson, 0-6-13.0.

SINGLES AND DOUBLES — PICNIC ISLAND — SANC. 86-270 — CLASS A — John Shaw, Va., 7-0-54.2; Lester Heibler, 6-1-45.7; Al Foley, Va., 4-3-47.9; John Thomas, N.J., 4-3-46.0; Tom Chance, Del., 3-4-45.6p; Henry Markland, Del., 3-4-41.7; Ernie O'Neal, Del., 1-6-33.1; Fred Beeman, 0-7-40.4.

CLASS B — Elmer Martilla, Va., 6-2-37.3; Doc Bevans, 5-3-41.8; John Basile, NJ, 4-3-38.1; Ray Shober, NJ, 4-3-37.1; Jack Blades, 3-4-41.9; Willard Sammons, Del., 3-4-37.1; Jim Smith, Va., 2-5-33.6; Larry Thompson, NJ, 2-5-33.1.

CLASS C — James Foltz, Va., 8-1-38.7; Bernigna Hall, 7-2-40.8; Norma Hall, 5-3-35.3; Louis Walls, 5-3-29.7; Bill Taylor, 4-4-36.0; Dave Sellers, 4-4-28.4; Dave Moser, Va., 2-6-29.5; Harold Harget, Del., 2-6-26.2; Al Melson, 0-8-25.9.

CLASS D — Gary Lecompte, 6-0-31.7; Bud Whaley, Del., 3-3-30.4; Charles Cherrix, Jr., 3-3-24.4; Bill Dotson, 3-3-24.0; Missy Elias, 3-3-21.3; Maurice Lebrun, 2-4-18.7; Don Sullivan, 1-5-23.3..

CLASS E — Clark Townsend, 4-0-25.3; Fred Beeman, Jr., 3-1-27.5; Ralph Brown, Del., 2-2-17.2; Ar-nie Mead, NJ, 1-3-15.3; Robert Peek, 0-4-17.2.

CLASS A DOUBLES — Dennis Joslin-Bill Taylor, 5-0-47.4; Jack Blades-W.P. Sammons, 4-1-32.7; Ernie O'Neal-Ray Shober, 3-2-33.6; John Thomas-AI Nelson, 2-3-34.5; Fred Beeman Sr.-Fred Beeman, Jr., 1-4-33.2; Parker Sturgis-Fred Baublitz, 0-5-27.1.

CLASS B DOUBLES — Louis Walls-Clark Townsend, 4-1-23.5; Mike Lester-Bill Dotson, 3-4-29.3; Missy Elias-Robert Peek, 2-2-18.6; Charles Cherrix Sr.-Charles Cherrix Jr., 1-3-14.7; Ed Cavey-Ben Parks, 1-3-13.2.

STEPHENS TOP MAN IN S.C. OPEN — SANC. 86-70 CLASS A — W.E. Stephens, 4-1-70.2; A.J. Nave, 3-2-58.4; James Sumlin, 3-2-56.9; Norman Kelley,

2-3-59.6; Jimmie Broome, 2-3-50.8; Rocky Stephens, 1-4-50.0. CLASS B — Oren Solebee, 6-0-52.5; Steve Kelley, 4-2-33.9; Gene Hayes, 0-6-18.3.

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SPECIAL ISSUE OF 1986 TOURNAMENTS - NHPA...CLASS F — Ron Altizer, 4-1-30.9; Walter Foster, 3-2-28.4; Jesse Grimm, 3-2-27.0; Bill Bowyer, 2-3-24.4; C. Garison, 2-3-22.3; Leonard Howery,