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Sun Devils fourth in Tucker 10-D icEO Phoenix, Sunday, Oct. 18, 1970 Don results 1 1 PHOENIX GREYHOUND PARK FIRST, 554 Yard Or. 1, (2-7) M6.20. My Name Is Sue (2) 25.N 8.00 4 70 Maggie's Prince (7) 4.W 3.80 Greenane Corrin (4) 3 20 Also: Harborskte, Ern'e, Silver Dollar, Schmidt's Coal, Lonesome Mae Bee. CARL SOTO Desert Forest is Dunlop site ffARPY Pltf It's Clarissa, not 'Gutter' closing day's play over the tough University of New Mexico course.

Houston's winning total was 1202, 12 lower than runnerup Brigham Young. Next inline were Florida, 1218; Arizona State, 1228; New Mexico, 1229. University of Arizona ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.Houston University's favored linksmen wound up with both the team and individual titles in yesterday's final round of the annual Tucker Intercollegiate golf tournament Arizona State dropped from second to fourth place in the DESERT FOREST Golf Club and Dunlop have linked up again. Staging of the 1970 Dunlop Match Play Championship at the challenging Carefree course has become certainty with confirmation of the event by Paul MacDonald, exec vice prexy, Dunlop sports division.

Greyhound entries SIXTH ft, Or. 3 Snort's Whitle 9-2 Troubled World 12 Sister Breer 10 Loog At Her Go 8 MRs Merttee I shop's Pick Faithful Fay Agent Smith 7-1 5-2 8 6 SEVENTH Gr. 2 LDs True Ace 8 Yankee Clooook 12 Dan's Dancer 7-2 Nig's Mr. Milm 5-2 Tharter Gold OBs Honey Hope i UV! Hal 8 Blue Avenger EIGHTH Roadrunner, Gr. TV Kathia 10 Jack's Peggy Pass On 7-2 Penn Press OBs Lucky Jdc 5-2 Monte Espanto Clear Whynot 12 Dewitt's Pretty 9-2 Gr 40th world Shooting Championship Special oracia Dear 5-2 campus jerry 6 Manno 8 Toneabllity 7-2 Dixie Pharlock 12 Dewitt's Pilot 9-2 Desert Judge 10 OBs Marcia 8 TENTH Or.

1 Pilot's Mission 8 Classic Story Sgt. Mcffill -2 Prairie Ghost Red Dewitt 10 World Talk Mac O'Dell 8 LDs Plan ELEVENTH Roadrunner, Gr. 1 Red's Glow 6 Choctaw Ed LDs Pepper 8 Nig's Rennie Gem's Joyce 5-2 Irma Hills EKs Little Jo 7-2 JLs Boozer IT WAS one of those rare days that come along every once in a while. I happened to be walking behind the pin setting machines at a local bowling center, while on my way to the cleaners. tl In doing so I overheard a most interesting conversation, or rather instructions, from the head pin of the night shift, one 'Hillary Headpin.

"Okay you guys," he said addressing the other nine pins in his unit, "we've got the Twinkle Toes League coming in tonight and I think we should go over a few points. "As most of you know the Twinkle Toes are not the world's greatest bowlers. In fact some of them could qualify for the world's worst. And that's the problem. "The problem being that it is up to us pins to make the night exciting for these people and here's how we're going about it.

This afternoon I had a discussion with Bertha Ball, who as you all know is the shop steward for all the house balls. "It is our opinion that what Is needed is a little more enthusiasm from you pins. Now I'm up in the front all the time and I can't see how you react but I'm going to tell you how you're going to react tonight. "Bertha and her girls are going to do as much as possible, PHOENIX GREYHOUND PARK Official Entries tor Sunday, Oct. 18 FIRST Or.

I Sailor's Scorpion 8 Adam M. 6 Snip'n Rip 9-2 To Hot To Hndl 7-2 LDs Dot Happy Fink Dewitf Rip Llbby L. 12 8 10 SECOND Roadrunnar, Gr. 1 Gold Flasher 5-2 TMs Charm 9-2 DVs Runaway 10 JLs Irish Rosa 8 PDs Warlock 12 Groovy Grace 8 Lone Valentine 6 Karen's Fancy 7-2 THIRD Or. 4 Fred Wells 5-2 Cody Count 12 MRs Zimbo 10 Toe Head 8 Pan Ark Saturn 7-2 Skip Sims 8 Lonesome Flapr 9-2 LPs Bio Boy 6 FOURTH Gr.

i Bettln Birdie 5-2 Gay Ranna 9-2 Gay Tableau 6 Tango Millie 12 Saginaw Sam 8 Proud Action 8 Cleanser 10 High Damage 7-2 FIFTH Roadrunner, Gr. 3 Arizona Bred Preferred See Ollle 9-2 PHs Panzer 7-2 Bright Elly 5-2 Cocopeh 6 Havlena Espanto 8 Liaison 10 Boots Pharlock 12 TV Dan 8 3 mu.coM tin ft.uu.iTT, ieu huui AM WUH frUT ItlArilMTU ATI Virw ftiturtt ef this utrntM ttflf to ttit orlilnal centum I (purthtitf. New FUcon tlrti ire tutrtMd iilmt delicti In workmimhlp airf mitarlilt nd ml nit 1 til ufi from blOMuti, cuts, nan, bruiiif, or brum tmti by road Mrirds tncsunlarid ii Mrtul rol ptiianiir drlvtni far thi III ef tha tIiImI tnid ii)n. tho roil hiurd future ciunii rtpttnb! dumn or abut! 4iTiaf 4m to obitrvclida oa thltld tlrt chllni, ftrt, wrick or eaf lltlon; Mratqufntllil diMft or Injury, Weii-otrt wmtnty will no I anly or eiliinftr Urn usatf OMawdllV iKki or tnlcMH. wt ill, our epfloa, rtwlr ar ra ik with on ituhnlcnt nan FUcftfl tlra any tlrt diutUblo undtr tirmt of Vila Hi i rant ae, upon orm Milton of tftli juir anlto cird, it any FUcoa tin cantir, nd Hit computlot oar afflcJM ciilai form ftroMrty HiK out tit by Dm tentumtr.

Pielieamtrrt will pro titid on orlinil trtid tMilfn dipt rora art fit) band on tna current munr aoiiltf prlca it tbna af MjuttntMt, ima a on tat It tint. Al UMd htrtlfi. trtid" wtir ttini mm tread aajra to trnd-arur tadkiun. ftti-ftitJUkTMan Wait-Out Atlowiaot Montnt Fare UM to-K mnttia il-Mnionlhi 20 17-40 mntha .2. Houston's Bruce i zk won a four-way playoff for the individual crown after finishing at 298 along with Dennis Walters, North Texas State; Andy North, Florida, and Ray Leach, BYU.

Howard Twitty paced ASU's scoring with a final round 76 for 301. Ernie McCray posted 76-302, Dave Shef 78-302, Wal-ly Kuchard 88-323, Don Splon-ick 80-324 and Bill Meyers 87-327. Truck Spring Repair Service We have tha equipment and tha experienced manpower to give you RUSH tervica on your spring repair and replacement Jobs. OUMIAII Spring Wheel Co 718 W. Jefferson "Since 1919" 253-7817 253-8466 Phoenix.

Ariz. CAR SIZES -735-14 695-14 560-142 5.0-15 735-15 609-15 590-15 560-1S 1.37 to 2,03 and old tire trade. LARGE CAR SIZES 775-15 815-15 845-15 885900-15 finished eighth at 1252. J--' 'i but it's going to be up to us to carry the load. I don't think that's too much to expect from us now, do you? "First of all there's Strong Arm Sam, you all know him.

He's the one who runs to the foul line and slings the ball down the alley, skidding it halfway here, and then wonders why his arm is sore the next morning. "Anyway when he lets fly, let's try to get some action going for him. After all, if he's going to have a sore arm, we should do our best for him. "Now it has come to my attention that some of you fellas, and listen up No. 8 and No.

10, that some of you have been failing to fall when Harry Hotshot gets up. This came down to me from management and they want it to stop. Particularly since Harry organized the Twinkle Toes so he and his team can win a league title. It would be embarrassing for management should Harry not win. "Also, while we're on the subject of management, here's a new directive.

From now on Gertie Gutter, she's the one who puts an average of 8.3 balls in the gutter every game, will not be called by that name. Management is trying to upgrade the image of the game and the new name for Gert is Clarissa Channel. "Got that Gert's out and Clarissa's in. "NOW I want to talk with you pys for a few minutes about giving the guys and dolls a couple of thrills tonight. Now Nos.

5, 7 and 10 pay particular attention. "I want you guys to wobble a bit before going down. You know, give'm the old head fake every now and then No. 5, let'em trip you. And then when you've lulled them into a false sense of security, stay up no matter what.

"Now are there any questions? Yes, No. 6." "We, the other pins, feel that since you are the duly elected headpin and since so few of the Twinkle Toes ever hit the pocket, leaving you standing most of the time, we, the other nine pins, have voted to have a revolving head pin henceforth so as to give us all a rest." SLIGHT AFPEABAIiCE BLEMISHES BUT FELY GUABAHTEED 36 HIO. TREAD WEAR GUARANTEE 4-FLY IMPERIAL FALCON TIRES If ii I i SECOND, tit Yards, Or. 1, I7.M, a M.7i mo 9a Dean Hills (7) 40 4.00 lever Vixen (I) 5 20 ampusjH (6) 3.20 Also: Trio Tray, Sweet Telkln, Spot-ty Palm. Ratana.

O. Red Jade. DAILY DOUBLE (1-7) $212.10 THIRD, 550 Yard. Or. aV -(5-a) $21 W's Parti Girl (5) 10.00 4.M 3.60 Folk Tune (6) 3.80 3.00 Pinochle Pete (71 4.20 Also: Mama Cotton, M.

Teresa, P. Petty. Ramble After, Aoacne Intruder. FOURTH, 550 Yard, Or. Jl.M.

uuki a Yi-ii tia. u- Luminattd Ml 10.20 5 40 1 00 Miss Frances 9.40 5.80 P. Portulaca (3) 3.40 Also: DeWltfs Space, Maricopa Prince, Sinamist, Electrician, J. Johnny Joe. FIFTH, 702 Yards, Or.

1, JMS, Jl.40. $42,50. L. Buffalo (8 7.60 3.80 2.80 Oshkosh Blondie (5) 4.80 3.40 City Pace (6) 3.80 Also: value Kateo, Tiny nnna. O.

BIiia Lace, Gem's Meniynn, Gorlan Scott. SIXTH, 550 Yards, Or. 2, 31.11, (1-8) $15.40. Clvde Wells (11 Clyde Wells (1) (.60 3.80 3.80 3.00 2 2 80 Wptv Short (81 Merging Traffic (5) Also: Dapples Last Man O. Blue velvet, usnKosn Sweet Six Bits.

Keno, Ml Lou Tu, SEVENTH, Yards, Or. 4, MM, (J-7) $32. Blue Jacket (7) 17.80 7.40 5.00 Meadow Brook (3) 4.40 3.60 J. W. Rhonda (4) 5.80 Also: Apache Moon, Ms Opal, Wild Rhythm, Quail Craft, Credo.

EIGHTH, 550 Yards, Or. 0. Loup (3) 3.20 Also: L. Annette. NINTH, 640 Yards, Gr.

ri-41 15 80. Oshkosh Zip (6) 11.20 3.80 4.1 Soul City (2) 15.80 9.80 Jack's Image (5) 7.20 Also: Toni Tempest, Beraer Beauty, T. V. Blrt. Madoe Adams, Mighty Cla sv.

TENTH, 550 Yards, Or. I 0IM1 tlM.JA. Go Burt (2) 18.80 10.40 5.50 A. CO O. Letsgo (4) 17.20 Silver Energy (5) 5.20 Also: Kay's Inez, Don McCleod, Fig-urette, K's Bob Hayes, Signal Light.

ELEVENTH, 550 Yards, Or. 1, T- 30.tr, (4-7) StJ.W. Money Again (4) 4.60 3 40 3.70 Bopree (7) 4.40 3.40 Track Shuffler (3) 5.40 Also: Chester Gtlmore, choice Colors, Here Come Da Judge, Bobbins Chap, O. Baby Bank. TWELFTH, 6M Yards, Or.

1, S7.44, O-(l-T) $95.20. P-(7-l5 $277.50. Jack's Buffy (7) 14.60 580 7.40 Maggie's Express (1) 8.20 5.00 Deb Wells (2) 5.20 Also: Coto Espanto, Whit's D. Wlll-o-wlsp, Daring Bid, Emer-aude. BIG 0 $10,488.

(4-7), 754 exchanges (1-7), 6 winners paid $1,513.80. Handle $209,673. Attendance 5,017. Jesmer's 65 tops Maryyale Young Jerry Jesmer's 7-un-der-par 65 took the first round lead yesterday in the Mary-vale Golf Course Invitational tournament. Paul Purtzer's 69 was good for second in the 36-hole event that winds up today, while Doug Pool stood third with 72.

Manny Mora and D. Klink-hammer led the net division with 65s, followed by Bob Masters at 66. Range Air Rifle, Running Boar-Mixed, Rapid Fire Pistol, 9 a.m. Phoenix Trap Skeet Club Clay Pigeon, 10 a.m. THURSDAY DOG RACING Phoenix Greyhound Park, 8 p.m.

PRO BASEBALL Instructional League Dodgers vs. Giants, Municipal Stadium; Astros vs. Cubs, Scottsdale Stadium; Braves vs. Angels, Rendezvous Park; Brewers vs. Collegians, Mesa Complex all games 1 p.m.

SHOOTING Black Canvon Shooting Range Standard Rifle, Running board Mixed, 9 a.m. FRIDAY PRO BASKETBALL Phoenix Suns vs. Cleveland, Memorial Coliseum, 8 PRO HOCKEY Phoenix Roadrunners at San Diego. DOG RACING Phoenix Greyhound Park, 8 p.m. AUTO RACING Manzanlta Soeed-way Modified and Cycles, 8 p.m.

-11 to 5 100 and ogtat moisture "CHARGE IT" AT 44TH ST. AT THOMAS RD. fr PHONE 959-31 00 THIS WEEK'S ARIZONA SPORTS MENU MacDonald was a Carefree visitor the past week, firmed up the pro-am partnership event for Dec. 27-30. Bill Lorenz is host pro for the tourney, which will be marking its seventh edition.

Last year's test was won by the George Boutell-Payne Palmer III combine. It's still much in planning stage, but the city of Phoenix' proposed Cave Creek course is shaping up as something different for area publinxers. The Phoenix Parks Board recently reviewed prelim plans for the layout, to be located in the 595-acre Cave Creek Park which extends along Cave Creek wash to Greenway Road. It's to be built on a city sanitary landfill, which is something out of the ordinary. Architect Jack Snyder has come across some unusual design problems, created by use of the wash.

Plans call for golfers to hit across wash on two holes, walk across it from green to tees on two others. Design calls for a 6320-yard, par-72 stretch. Financing would be from monies accumulated in the golf "trust" fund established by the Park Board 10 months ago. Thunderbird CC's readying for its 11th annual invitational tourney, a partners best-ball match play event. Entries close at noon Tuesday for the three-dy competition which tees off Friday in first round play.

Joe Bartko is host pro for the tourney, limited to first 150 applicants Ben Hogan rep Max Baker, who's scored considerable tourneys, says he can't remember ever posting more than a 14 for one hole until he penciled in one 15 and one 18 during Southwest Section PGA championship. Those scores on Skyline CC's par-5 dogleg 18th will become laughable mementoes down through the years for the pair of unlucky pros. Incidentally, Skyline isn't all that bad. View from the mangnificent mountainside clubhouse i nothing but spectacular First five finishers in the Southwest won exemptions to 1971 Phoenix and Tucson Opens. They included Arizona pros Dick Turner, Glen Harvey Birthday Congrats this week to Jimmy Cotter and Joe Bartko, a pair of pros who celebrate the same day da y.

Sorry, Jim, you've got a few years on a WARDSI 1 CHRIS-TOWN 1751 W. BETHANY HOME RD. PHONE 279-5341 young Joe Tennis great Jack Kramer had to take a back seat to son Jack Jr. at Paradise Valley CC the past week at least on one hole. Younger Jack rapped a 4-wood shot 200 yards into the cup from championship tee on No.

3. Dad carded bogey-4 Nice renewing acquaintances at Tucson with Ed Leehan, who operates El Tanque golf range there John Ward moves down from Pintetop CC for the winter, taking assistant pro duties under Desert Forest's Bill Lorenz on return from his honeymoon Karsten Solheim, whose success with Ping putters, irons and woods keeps on the upclimb, says new irons will be available to southpaw swingers probably in December Don't forget entry deadline is Thursday for AGA Arizona Open scheduled to start Oct. 31 atLakeHavasu GC. Santa Anita results Clear and Past FIRST S4.000, el, 3Y0. f.

El Robles Jet (Kllborn) 4.80 3.20 Orod (Harris) 4.40 Little Tlmmv Tuft (Wellington) Time i40 3.00 3.00 SECOND Cl. 3YO up f. Vitenpost (Kilborn) 15.20 7.00 .4.80 Neutral (Wellington) 3.60 3.00 Wingo Lea (Rosales) 4.60 Time Daily Double (4-7) paid 842.80 THIRD $5,000, mdn 2Y0, ml. Reqal Caset RTurcotte) 8.20 3.20 2.60 Class A. (Mahorney) 2.60 2.20 Maze (Harris) 3.20 Time FOURTH $5,000, ale.

2Y0, f. Dusty Kris (I Valenzuela) 6.20 4.00 2.80 Court Of Iron (DPierce) 4.40 3.20 Vvgs (Kllborn) 3.20 lime FIFTH $7,500 ale. 3Y0 up, IV ml. turr Mr McClarv (Valenzuela) 34.20 13.00 7.20 Casting Shadows (Alvarez) 4.20 3.40 Charlie Overcoats (Mahorney) .00 Time SIXTH $4,000. tic.

2Y0. 1 mile. American Grit (Toro) 5.40 3.40 2.90 Wingo Chief (Rosales) 6.40 4.40 Douah King (Mahornev) 5.40 nme SEVENTH $9,000, ale, 3YO up, e'a f. tf. Jungle Savage (Ollvares) 5,20 2.60 2.60 Fleet Surprise (Wellington) 2.40 2.20 tan ot AMiidaie (Harris) 3.20 rime EIGHTH $50,000 added, 2Y0, ml" Tha Oak Leal Stakes June Darling (Mahorney) 2.80 2.40 Sapose Speed (Sellers) 4.20 Our Madam Lucky (DPierce) Time NINTH $6,000, el, 3YO up, l'A ml.

sam r-rince iwe 1 nqtonj a.so 4 90 1 Nagerle (Sellers) 5.60 3.40 Security Check (DPierce) 2.40 lime 1:50. $5 Exact (7-2) paid I98.W TRULY NOLEN WIN A ROLLS ROYCE JC3'QO Sale ends Wed. 'A fjf4 6551 MARYYALE S300 W. INDIAN SCHOOL RD. PHONE 272-2331 1 1 -MtJ" 1 COMPACT 700-13 650-13 590-13, $20-13- Plue FX.

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Astros, Pilot's Field all games 1 p.m. SHOOT I NG Black Canvon Shootln Range Smallbore Free Rifle, Running Boar, Rapid Fire Pistol, 9 a.m.; Phoenix Trap Skeet Club Clay Pigeon, 10 a.m. WEDNESDAY PRO BASKETBALL Phoenix Suns at Seattle PRO HOCKEY Phoenix Roadrunners vs. San Diego, Memorial Coliseum, 8 D0G RACING Phoenix Greyhound Park, 8 p.m. PRO BASEBALL Instructional League Astros vs.

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