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TH1 NASHVIIH TlNMtJSUN, Sifurdir Mornlnf, Aug. 21, 1958 Takes Reverse Champion Honored Red McEwen INoogaNetters Reverse Golf Title et Hoi Pace 03 John Shumeaer (Ml 4(14 Col. John MoOaffln (OH) WI4-100. 401 Dutrb Chllan (0111 SOD-1 1)7. 4HW.

C. MeAlleter (M) Sim-llt'J. 4 Waller Hudilna (M) SIS-M. 4 III Herb Vauthn (OH) 411 Charlie Pool (M) ll-lb -4 I By JIMMY DAVY TOE T. (RED) McEWEN brought an end to a 40-year title drought yesterday when he fired a 79 to capture the championship of THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN'S City Open revers division.

McEwen, who admittedly hat played tome 40 ytart without winning a single title, had a 72-hole total of 308 whan the firing ceased ytsttrday at the well-trimmed Bell Mtade country club. The winning total was a record1 Pleasure Craft NO A Director W. Claude Fox of Knoxville, executive director of the National Outboard association, will meet today with drivers who are interested TOM BRILEY rfttJK STATE -CLOSED tennis tournament opened yesterday Belle Meade country rlub with Chattanooft. playerg ma king the brfcjrest Fjnt day action in tha tournty, which survived a thrtat of rain that laitad moit of tha tfay, iw tha Lookout City natter win a total of 14 materiel. That givai them a three-match lead in tha race for the team championship' won last year by Nashville.

Nashvillians won 11 matches, while Memphis cap- tured a like number. Knoxville managed to win only four. tGavin Gentry, the defending; champion and top-seeded men's! aingles player from Memphla, had; an uphill battle before beating! Chattanooga's Jim Nerren, 2-8, 5-2, 8-3. Steve Potts, Nashville's big hope and the No. 2 seed, eliminated George Kriale, Knoxville, 6-3, 6-0.

in a nwa upsei, ivnoxviues io, 1 man, rNnthan Memphis' Glenn Pmith, lost Turnin. Turnln low for Jhe hlgh-handlcappersVPt- lA BOV is a INnER K1NOI.ES f4 Staff photo by Joe Rudia Joe T(Rtd) McEwen, center, has his arms raised in the time-honored accolade for the winner after capturing first place' in the Reverie division of the City Open golf tournament. Giving him the salute are Tony Stewart, Jeft, runrterup at 315, and Henderson Stephens who tied for third ipot by shooting yesterday'i low score of 76. McEwen, an Old Hickory club golfer took the title with a record 308, Graham Prayed At No. 17 Would Shot Fall in THE NASHVILLE The meeting Is at 2 p.m.

In Gunderson Out; Quast, Romack Vie for Title DARTTTN flnnn. (JP) Anne QuaBt of Marysville, upset defending champion JoAnne Gund erson with a come-from-behind 1 victory yesterday and wentjnto the final of the U.S. Women's Amateur golf championship against Barbara Romack of Sacramento, Calif. Miss Romack, 25, winner of the title in 1954, unleashed three straight winning holes ih putting out her Curtis Cup teammate Merlam Bailey of, Palatine, 111., 4 and 2. Miss Quast, 20, a Stanford University, senior, and Miss Romack, a tiny blonde who plays the game, with tremendous calm, will meet In the 36-hole title match today over the Wee Burn country club course.

Rudolph Paces Army Golfers FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan. Clarksville's Maaon Rudolph, now a specialist fourth class at Fort Chaffee, yesterday led the army team to victory in the inter-service golf tournament here. Rudolph fronted the open division with 73-70-66-71 2S0, besting such challengers as Lt. Miller Barber, Perring AFB, Texas, 286; and Lt. Hillman Robbins, Shaw AFB, S.C., 297.

The armv team nnsted a tnfoi 1153, the air force 1170, the marines1 1217, and tha navy 1218. I In the senior division the title went to Col. Jerome E. Aergeerts; of Lackland AFB, Texas, at 301. I Who Plays Today Myera-Ooodlettaville Drun, t' I iiurcni Moncrief-Mndern Builders vs I "oad Merrhanta.

4 Brick Dlckersoi Boadj monS r-'poalettiTllle: Rich- So.ndd...r.',,.ii.T-Dorru 8-m- WEST FND-(Centennial toftbaU dla-monds -Third National bank Ellis- Natohea Trace restaurant vi. Berlln'a, 4 Imi.h 11 Store vs. bmltha Service station, 4 at diamond 2. ..5" NASHVILLE.INGLEWOOD (hhelby Softball diamond Aaahrllle, beat Caraix Haan, knoivllle O.Ki.M 15 AND INDKR SINdLLS Vlcnox Tanurr, taaltanooia, beat Bettr niinlm, naaavllie, o-l, Martha mater, nnoieilie, beat Bonnla lionder- till, Mrmphia, deiaulti Karon Dull 1 battanooaaa. beat Johnnie Mae Her Naaueille, Ann trail, Naahvlllr, beat bharen Nar, tfeailanooia, Jl-K, -4.

MEN'S DOI Bl.ES SUrneJ-Poiia Naaneihe, beat (iaaton Nerren, I hattanooia. -2i A. Hell lord -It. Vte.liord. Memphla, beat Inilth' uiraeraon, nuoivllie, tl-b, 1-4.

i-5i tr-l urpin, memphla, beat Buah-Miin-loh. naahvllle -a. S-ai Jack Webb- Oueirv, nattanuoaa. beat Kriale-t Irde iUvCompbe.i, Knvavtile, S-S, f-l. Today's Pairings MEN' a.m.

viarln tientrr, Memphla, a. dearie Mrlntoah, Naabvllle; Alex Uurrry. haiianuoia. va, Joa Uajla. Naabvlllei t.lrnn lurpln, Memphla, n.

Tommr Barllrtt, hattanooia; Aln Wrllford, Mrmphia, va. htrve Potta, Naahvllle, p.m -emlflnala. WOMEN'M SI.M.I.I'I a.m. Marilyn Voir, hattanaoi va. honnle llodilna, Naahvllle.

I(l a.m. Martha Haaa, hattanooia. va, JJnda tiltialra, Naahvllle. HENiOK MM. IKS a.m.

Dr. M. T. Mu.h. Naahvllle, va.

Tom Marahall, Memphlat Fiord K. 1. 1 1 1 1 1 Ha I Ann.rf llannL in.it. UnnltvillM. k.

Tammr lrlvrra, (hattanooia: John Klllr. hrew, Chattanooia. va. Mao Mclren, Memphla. BOVS III I NDFR (IIVt.lM a m.

harlre Hull, Memphla, va. rkle Klroupe. Naahvllle. 111:1111 a.m. Hilly llmhm, Memphla, Chrla Brown.

I hallanoma. IHIflt IS A UNDER RINOIES 11:30 a m. Bnhn Bunttn, Naahvllle V14 7mn (iurrrr, Chattanooia; Robert Mr. allum. Mrmphia, va, Chile Brown, Chattanooia.

IS I NDFR SINOI.FS a.m. Martr aanon, Chatta-noma, Va, Pell' Omohundro. Na-hvlM. a Mt-rllvn Voira, Chattanooia. va.

Drier Crrrkmnre, Knoivllle, filRI.S 1.1 At I'NDHt SINtilES 11-Sn a Martha Fiddler, Knoivllle. va. Wendy Tanner, Chattannoiai Karen Dnffy, Challanooia, v. Ann Crall. Naahvllle.

MEN I ftrniel-Pnlta, Naehvllle, va. WrlKnrd-Wrlllnrd, Oenlry Tnrpln. Mrnmhlt, va. Webb (iurrry, hattanooia. VVOVlEVej Vnira-Raaa.

Chattanooia, va. Anoivlllri Mi( amp. va. Johmon-Ulnilra, Naahvllle. SENIOR DOimi.E a.m.

F. Mtirhall-Camnhrlli Knoivllle, vi. T. Mariliall Ktamna, Mem- 'Phli 4 pm Weat-Perrv. Chattanooia, VI.

Dudlrv-Fwlnr. Naahvllle. nnvs ta cNfip.n noi'RiES m. Mrl.aren-Wrllford. Memphla, va.

Trlvera-K ehrew. hattanooia: rrlat Weaver, Naahvllle, va. II iin-Arwood, Knoxville. BOYS IS I'NDER POI RIES I a.m. Hull-lluihea, Memphla, va.

V. Rrown-B. Brown, Challanooia: Runtln- Stroupe, Naahvllle, VI, Krlil-H. Marahall, Knoxville. hovn is a vnher norni a.m.

Welner-MnCallmn, Mrmphli, va. Rraden-( relihtnn, Naahvllle) 7., (hierry Thomaa, (hallvnnoia, vi, T. Brown Fiddler. Knoivllle. niRi.it is a I'Nder Dorni rx I m.

Cannnn-J, fluffv, Chattanooia, va, Marahall-llaun, Knoivlller Tanner K. Diiffv. Chaltanoiua, va Omohundro Oahome. Nahvllle. ilRI.S 1 TVDER DOIIBIF: 1D: a.m.

Challa nonfa. va. ''rall-Rv, Naahvllle. 4 p.m. Tanner-Nev, haltanoma, vi.

Fiddler partner Knoxville. Cherokee Hosts Outboard Pros The Midstate'a professional out board racers converge tomorrow on Cherokee dock, crown Old nicKory iHKe rrom uaiiatln. for a top-flight, elKht-race proRram. A ninth event, a 15-nilla mara thon for amateur drivers In pleas ure craft, will wind up the card. The pros will compete In two heats each for class A and hydroplanes and runabouts.

Numerous out-of-alata drivers are expected to compete against the top names In Tennessee, which Include Mickey Cox, John Murphv. Jack Parkes, and Jimmv Castle- man of Nashville; Morgan and Parker Smith, and L. p. Sprayuc, all of Winchester, Confab Today For Clemson Alumni Here Twenty-eight Clemson college graduates have Indicated they will laitena an area alumni club organisational meeting at 11:30 a.m. today at the BAW cafeteria.

uuming ngnt or the alumni organization, James C. Furman said that the 28 anawers from 52 known Clemson graduates in the Mlilsttte area show an exceptionally high Interest pitch. The upcoming Van- derbilt -Clem son game Oct, 11 spurred the alumni effort. Furman re-extendci his Invitation to the luncheon and, while a reservation is not a necessity at this late hour, he may be contacted at ALplne 6-1526 or AMherst 9-0094. lions Clip Browns In Exhibition 17-7 DETROIT VP) -The defending world champion Detroit Lions overcame a sluggish start and defeated the Cleveland Browns 17 to 7 lat night in a pre-aeason football game witnessed by 36,662 at Briggs sta dium.

Cleveland 1 01 Detroit 7 1 17 Cleveland acorlni Tnnrhdown: Brewatrr id. paaa-run from Plum). Converalon: troa. Detroit irorint Tourhdowna! Johnion plume! i l.oni (NX, run with fumble) Converaioni: Layn J. Field loal: Mar.

tin, 4. fNDIflNMHT CARACE OWNERS OF AMERICA, INC. INDtttNWNT CARACE OWNERS Of AMERICA. INC. division of the annual golfing marathon.

It snapped the old mark of 312. McEwen had rounds of 77-76-76 over the first three stops of the tournament, Richland, Bluegrass and Old Hickory country clubs. Tha veteran municipal links-man who now registers out of Old Hickory club ilnlined seven strokes ahead of his nearest competitor, Tony Stewart of McCabe. Stewart, on the strength of a 76 at Old Hickory Thursday, was only four strokes back before yesterday's round. Stewart ballooned to an 82 over Bella Meade't well-trapped greens.

He wat only two ttroket in front of Murf reesboro's Aaron Todd. McCabe't Henderson Stephens and Ed McWhorter. Todd, the lean club champion from Stones River country club, waa only three strokes back at the nine-hole turn, shooting it In 37 as compared with McEwen's 1 front side. However, he had trouble and a 43 on the back nine and fell Into the third place deadlock. Stephens 'had the hottest round of the day, a 76.

He birdied Nos. 4, 8 and 14 for rounds of 37-39 and moved into the third place 317 bracket. The muscular McWhfcr-ter had a 77 for a 72-hole total of 317. Old Hickory's George McCau-ley, who was resting in third place when yesterday's firing opened, had an 82 and dropped into sixth spot with total of 318. Lonnle (Pete) Davis, the early sensation of tha tourney, wound up in eighth with a total of 324.

He had an 81 yesterday and was four strokes In the rear of Larry Isham at 320. Ironically, five players In this year's tournament either equalled bittered the winning score of 317 of last year. Phil Williams was the 1957 champion. The Results SOS Red MrEwen (OH) HIS Ton Stewart IM) 817 Aaron Todd (Murf.) t.C-M: Hrn-drraon Stenhena (M) 211-70; Ed Me-Whorter (M) 240-77. HIS Ueone McCauler (OH) 2'tfl-Hi.

8'! Lewli Kthrldie (M) 244-81. 8211 L. Black IM) 211-80. 827 Unke Edmondaon IM) 82K Hobert Johnaon (BG) 2I7-H2. SU2 W.

T. Harria (OH) H. Roblnion M) 24S-83; Charlea Wtlliami (Murf.) 2S2-H0. 820 Larry lham (M) 240-80. 324 Pete Davis (M) 24S-8I.

884 Fred Kelly (OH) 25.1-81. 8.13 J. L. Jonea (M) 237-8lii Jlmmr El-klna (M) 247-80. SitS Sidney Maaon (M) Fd Millard (Murf.) 258-86; Bruce Wtlaon (M) 26-S9l I).

E. Corkarell (OH) 254-81. 380 Daeld Johnaon (Ml 24U-81) Jamea Knox (B(i) 2.M)-8. :7 Jimmy Wella (BG) 233-84. Slid Henalee Stewart (M) 240-82; Bill Carden (M) 248-1)5; Johnny Moore (OH) 247-01.

Ron Waddell (M) J5J-87; G. J. Iniraham (M) 2411-00. 340 L. F.

Neely (M) 2ie Dr. W. f. Peek (OH) 2M-HD. 842 Jamei Tant (M) 2U4-78I C.

D. Boalon (M) 257-83. 843 Fred (JhambliH (M) 219-04) Bill Boyd (M) 238-8IV. 844 Larry Porter (M) 233-01. 345 ourlnrv Marahall IM) 258-87: Col.

S. Conk (OH) 233-001 E. M. Minima (M) 233-00. .1411 Jimmy Friatoa (Oil) 201-83) Bob Erwin (M) 203-83; Mao Martin 341W.

C. Pearson (M) 2.H-S0. 348 J. E. Walta IBG) 203-83.

810 Georie Darrah (Oil) 230-03; Don Deaton (M) 2-0-0O. 350 Pete Boon (M) 2.M-IW; W. H. Teas (M) 200-00. aril red Woodr (OH) 2S.VHS: C.

Foailck (OH) 201-001 Stanley Mairlll (M) 205-80i Larry Wollo (Murf.) 204-87. Hrowdrr Mram (M 200-02; M. L. (M) 203-90, T. C.

2 KeJaier (OH) tSt-M. Ar, Tnwnea (M) 230-08; Kemp Grlisby (M) 'S-WJaaDer Aenft (M) xW-Ms Bobby Oodd (M) 273-2i Fred McCord (M) 3.V.i-Landon 8mart CM) 262-01; eolm Cook (M) 2VJ-84. 337-Jeff Porter (Ml 203-04: C. imi Aaron Brown (OH) Mai- Roaa 2 -05: Jrse Perk (Ml 207-00. 33H John Blue (M) SOJ-SS.

350 Fd Blnkley (OHI 200-03 ()Honald Sloan M) 203-07! Ed Fee-irrsun (Ml 200-01 1 Mark Hfrmn 0H lia mcrarnn rrn.alln IM) 208-03; Jack (M) ta-iii Bel Elklns (M Walton Weesner (OHI nd M) SIO-OSi William Blai (Ml J74-89; Ed Stelner (M) jFandrlrh r7307-E. W. Fielder (BG) 27J-85) Charles k. XI I Stephen! (M) t78-M L. H.

"KS.S' SSv?" m-91, J. Brown (OH) 7V9S. 371 Fred McWhorter (M) 373 Dale Rich (M) 577-98. 374 1). A.

Klncald (M) 270-OSl Charles Damherty (Ml S8I-93. 87ft F.ddle Zunai (M) Gus Hanson (Oil) 870-09) Bob Klmbro (M) "370 A. B. Smith (Sewart) 377 W. E.

Manning (Oil) 28t-fl3i A. C. Lanier (Ml 570-101; E. F. Dunnebacke (Ml S78-99.

318 Charlei Dlbrell (M) 589-891 Mvkltta (M) 583-93; Ott Devine 370-99. W. Jonea (M) 381 J. Genoveae (Ml 3K.HC,enerel MrCoin (M) 570-107. 380 Bill Baicett (M) 200-0i Smith (M) 500-00.

388 Tom Bnford (Ml J9.1-95. 8110 J. B. Downey (H) 591-90. 303 Buck Roiers 287-100.

39t R. A. Sandera (M) S89-I0S. 308 Sim Bari-atie (M) 401 Joe Fossick (OH) 598-103. Bill (M) Bob (BG)V.

Is the Bluff City's fourth ranking player. Marilyn Voges, tha Chstta-noogan who is defending champ in both women's singles and junior girls singles, won her first tests easily in both divisions, beating Nashvillians in ach case. Pat Johnson was her victim in women's singles, and Shannon Osborne fell to her in tha junior event. Thcre will be quarter-finals and semifinals in men's singles today, with semifinals slated In all other divisions. Th finals in all events ara scheduled tomorrow.

Matches both days will be played" at Belle Meade. The Tennesxee State Tennis as-qciation will hold a dinner-dance meeting tonight at Belle Meade, at which time officers for the coming year will be elected. Yesterday Results MEN'S ftlNGLEH (ierln Gfnlry. Memphis, beat Jim Ner-rrn. t'hIUnoii.

-8i 'irorae Mcintosh, Naahvllle, beal Bar Ulrkerann. Xnoivllle, -S, (Mi Ales fiuerry, liatta-nooaa, beat Harrr Wellford, Mrmnla, -l, Jo Bavle, Naahvllle. brat Turner Howard, Knoxville, (l-Oi (ilenn Tur-rln, Memphla, beat Nathan Smith, Unas'-Till. (-. S-4.

-H; Tnmmr Barllrtl, Ceattanoofa, beat Kermlt Hlentel. Nash-lll S-l, -Si Ales Wellford, Memphis, beat Jo. Gaaton, Chattanooia, 1-4, S-4i 6 lev. Potta, Nashville, beat lieorie Krlil. Hnoiellle, 8-S.

e-0. WOMKN'S fUNmr.S Marllra Vote, (hattanooaa, beat Pat Johnon, Naahvllle, li-l, tt-Oi Ronnie Mudclni. Nashville, beat Peter Onion hellanooia. S-l. H-Ui Martha Rata, f'hatlenoota.

beat Vlralnla Mr) ampbell, Hnoavlllr. fi-O; t.lnda (Unites. Naah Mile, brat Betsy Creekmore, Knoxville, -l. RfcNIOU. glNfil KS Dr.

M. T. Buah. Nashville, beat R. It 1 Marshall, Mrmphia.

brat Turnrr Howard Knoivllle. 0-4, S-6. I I Marahall, Knoivllle." beat Jo Folk, Nashville. H.t. Leonard Mantns, Memphis beat Dr.

William West, Chattanooia, DOTS IS tlNDFB SINGLE Laitls Haun, Knoirlllr. beat Chiirk fhumblej. S-tt, S-li Tommr 1 rivers, Chattanooia. beat Aln Wellford Memphla, 4-6. S-4, John Kllle- hrcw.

Chattanooia, beat Bobbe trial, Naahvllle, Mae Mrl.arrn, Memphla, beat David Arwood, Knoivllle. S-S. -t. BOTS 15 UNDER RIN7LE, Charlea Hull, Memphla, beat BUI Brown. Chattanooia.

6-4. S-4i Illrkle gtroupe. Naahvllle, beat rlammr Marahall. Knox vUle. 1-M Bill Hulhea, Memphla, kl Rob.

Hnntln. Naehvilie. II-'J: hria Brown. (hattanooia, beat Lanier Borne. Knosvllle, -4.

ROVS IH AND INIIrR RING LP Bobo Biinlin. Nashville, brat Turner Howard Knoivllle, -Si Zan r.urrrr. Chattanooia. heal Lee Welner Memphii, S-lli Robert Mr( allum. Memphli, beat J.

Melnaaton. Knoivllle, 4-, 6-4, 4-Si Chrli Brown, Chattanooia, brat Bradrn. Nahvillr, IK AND I'NDER HING1.KS Marllrn Voire Chattanooia beat Hhan-nen Oaborno, Naahvllle, -li Brtay Creekmore, Knoivllle, beat Wendr Tanner, Chattanooia, 6-ft, K-B: Martr Can-nan. Chattanooia. brat Julie Ranaom, Naahvllle, S-l, Pelt Omohundro, AMERICAN FURNACE 4 i ire SALES SERVICE CM AL t-HOO GEO.

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Several new rules which govern NOA racing have been put into effect this year, and a sizeable) number of questions have come up since the races were announced three weeks ago. A delegation of entries from Columbia, is expected for the meeting, along with others from Nashville and the Midstata area. "The NOA Is determined to keep pleasure craft racing in just that category," Fox said. "We want it to be attractive to the amateur driver, who doesn't have a great deal of money to Invest in racing equipment, but would like to raca his boat in competition with others in the same group." Fox looked over the race course at Lakeshora Park and Animal Land yesterday, and pronounced it excellent. He was particularly impressed by the elevated view, and the pit space off the main body of the lake.

The pleasure craft national championships will be run Sept. 13, and the Cumberland River Marathon Sept. 14. Fox said he expects entries' from as far awgy as Wisconsin. Mrs.

Cushing Wins Old Hickory Honors Mrs. David Cushing won tha flight championship at Old Hickory yesterday with a 92-1676 in the club's weekly women's tournament. In flight competition Mrs. Tom Monroe took top honors with, a 99-24-75. Next week a fewest putts tournament will be held.

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715 12th Av So. AL 6-5572 CY 2-27M A 1 i 210 MAIN ST. SERVICE THE REST A KJ Staff photo by Fred Jenkins Winner Louie Graham charges for the cup after sinking an 18-inch putt on the 17th green at Richland during the final round of the City Open golf tournament. Mra. Griaaom'i Naiads at 1.

s.iv.ii.. bank on Iiule three-putting" Spears' birdie bid at the 72nd hole squirted by the hole a good six feet. He missed the next one for a bogie. Graham, who had knocked his tee shot at 18 Into a sand trap, had this to say about the fininli-ing hole: Gl Shot assic Army vs. Dan Mills at 2:80, East Hiihi fi.f! uAm" 3 at Hillahoro road; llutchersoni Pharmacy vs.

Warner i li'rffn. eolleie; IlilKbnro-llardlni Road Lxcbanfe vs. Fidelity Fed-r- Uilllroi Johnson Druts va. 1 Llpacomb col- NORTH NASIIVH.I.E-(Morin park)-Clark. Landon Kirk vs.

Nertoma at HI1.LSB0R0 Gaaton Realty va. Christ blebs Cln Cleaners. 4 at Hlllsboro roadi Tbompaon Green vs. Atlantle l.ile, at Robertson academy; Murphy Spann vs, Percy Priest Men's club. 4 at Robertson academy.

BELLE MEAUE Varallo'a v. n.i. meade Giants, 1 at Klmtnrton nark: H. O. Hill, at Klmlnrtnns Caldwell Shell Service vs.

Brookmeade Tilers, 4 at Elminiton: 01 District Men's rlub vs. Geny's, at Centennial No. WOODBINE (Coleman park) Green-fleld'i vi. Woodbine Laundry Si 1 at soflball diamond: Pope's Pharmacy vs. Vance-Douglas Pan Am.

at soft-ball diamond; Solar Steel vs. Woodbine Fire department. 4 at aofthall Hl.mnnH- Capitol Cleaners va. Garrett Drurs. I at baseball diamond: Morris Built Homes vs.

Woodbine 8 A 10. 2:30 at h.h.n diamond: Mt. Vlew-Cna vs. Radnor A 10. 4 at baseball diamond.

WEST NASHVILLE LEAGUE (West park) Hudilna Moving Storare vs. West Nashville of I at baseball diamond; West Nashville Klwanis vs. Pllak Furniture, 2:30 at baaeball dlamondi Pos-ton'a pharmacy va. Martha Vansht Titers, 4 at baseball diamond; Herman'! Department store vs. Gnwer Fairies.

I at soft-hall diamond: Sadler Electric vs. West Side Parte, 2:30 at aofthall dlamondi West Nashville Civitana vs. Sullivan Electric, 4 at Softball diamond. By JOHN BIBB Uf Just wanted It to hurry get on the around," and Louie Graham, newlv-crowned champion of THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN'S 17th annual City Open, was describing hi thoughts as he watched his spectacular shot at the 71t hole of the tournament head toward Us pin-point target. "I had walked up to the green and looked at tha pin placement and was halfway back to my ball when I decided to taka the risk of qoing over the green or falling short in th Louis explained.

"Before my final decision, I'd about half-way con.sldcrcd playing the ball safe for the middle of the green. But, on the way back to the ball It occurred to mn that I'd probably be able to get down In two for my par If I stopped anywhere near tha green, even In the trap. That's when I decided to go for It. "I hit annd wedge, and after I'd hit It, I wasn't quite aure where It was going to land. I just wanted to to hurry and get on the ground." Pro Herchel Spears, Louie's closest challenger and a tough-luck player at the 71st hole, was the first to admit the shot was the stroke that chilled his chances.

"But, as fnr as I'm concerned, Louie won the championship at the 11th and 12th holes," Spears said. "That ftO-footer he made for a birdie at No, 11 gave him a three-stroke lend, Then at the 12th hole he got up and down from a pretty tough apot below the green for a par. His tee shot at 12 (144-yard, par 3 over water) could have bounced Into the lake, but when it stayed up, Louie took advantage of his break and madn a marvelous chip, Rtopplng the ball two feet from the cup. "He's an outstanding young player and deserved to win. He always had the big shot, and the big moment.

That's the' story of this one." Explaining his three-putt at the final hole, Spears said: "There waa nothing for me to do but try and make 2. 1 couldn't Team Title To Muny Entry Louie Graham's even -par 287 paced the Municipal entry to team championship honors in the City Open golf tournament with a five-man, 72-hole total of 1500 strokes. The Muny team edged Old Hickory by three'strokes. In addition to Graham, other Muny players on the team included Harold Stevens (296), Bob Swops (297), Pro Hershel Eaton (310) and Bill Cook (310). Each member of the winning team received a silver foxhead goblet.

There were a total of 70 pn.es awarded tiuring presentation monies at the rinse of tha lwo-1 division, 72-holo event. The complete prize list: Profeaalnnal prises: Herchel Speara (tl.to), Melvln Deilrh itllXI), Leon Butler HI Charles Embry ifHli, Marvin Niarhan Hubert Smith (Sl.nO). Win prlxe certificates: Loula Graham (f.W, John Deal lri.MI). Bill Davidson (SJ-MOl. Elmer Odom (IIH), Harold Stevens IHi, Bob Swop ISIH), Errd Smith OHO, Hobby hirkey IflH).

Bill Seheffer (IK), Bohhv Greenwood 1111), Pro Perk le-llf ililKI, Brock Stokes (JIB), Pro Harold l.llrr IKi. Ed Maaey Jr. I0), Palmer Temple Kim. Hill Ford lIK. Pro Hill Kratarrt I0.4I).

Pro Bob Adams (I0 Hi), Pro Hershel Eaton (Ull toi. Dirk Smith ($10,401. and Bill Cook (ilium Silver prizes; Ionic Graham (rhsl- lenre trophy, mlniatnre trophy, trav). John Deal (howli. Hill Darlilson (riiarrt bo).

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