Del Rio News Herald from Del Rio, Texas • Page 8

manager of the 1445 yWfoMMRto-taugmUi iabt Ruth Wop All. SMft, told that feat ftfctt (acini tnofc rttMNkoM ttfcfi from tin Clrrtso Sprlngi Ruth League it ill! HMWrtr, Pegaduro did qualify fill com- meats. He saM he'd be happy to field his local team of younger stars against Wildcat Country team any next wMk that Roosevelt was open. was adamant In hit comments to this old stripper. He said although he didn't desire have hit players travel, he felt the competition experience of playing ah outside team HERE ould be worth the effort.

"We are going to play in own tournament pretty soon and we plan on inning it and then get set to travel. Carrizo does ot have but that one Senior League team, lthough our district Babe Ruth director Julius lleaudeau tells me there aren't any their roster. So, Carriio wants some actual live itlon and experience before they send that arn into the Senior All-Star tourney. That's fine th them travel to Del Rio and we'll play with our 14-15's like on next Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday or Saturday. And, if they like, we'll be feady to play them doubleheaders starting around p.m.

or 6:30 p.m.," Rodriguez said. RooseVelt Park has Just the Senior League twin- pill slated for tonight and has a doubleheader set for Monday and next Thursday. Even if the field is too wet to play tonight the seniors have Friday and Saturday to make 'em up. Of course.that's if the Weatherman cooperates and Mother Nature turns off her tears. If not, the senior leaguers might just Start building an ark.

The league-leading Rangers are slated to face (he Pirates in tonight's 6:30 p.m. opener in levelt. If the game goes you can bet your boots at it will be a hotly contested tilt since the Border iucs want to catch the front-running Rangers. The Senior League plays through July 7 if all as scheduled and then we will be looking at an Star squad that should be saltier than aything e've had here for quite some time. There are college team players plus nearly the whole igh school bidistrict champion Rams in the ague.

If we can't come up with a top contending tournament team from this bunch of ig Babe Ruthers, we can't ever do it! Everything is there including the pitching and the average and with power! ait until the All-Stars are picked and then hash it Aver in your baseball minds, Sports! That's 30! Navf atilova drops Dune Rtwrlr, SCON for rfJatlafc-BT AMI atf fill aWhlBM HwnMi iwnwrw aw BOW wijM defeat camera the flrit Thecham. runs through Si Hamltne Iht's aul, Wttfnodayand limonyat Rttiterta was the iw pound champion. His fellow lakttr ttttt MM Wtttty i i rt tht IMM from Six IX champions art also rlflrttef. Tht is headed by tht 1M Junior Olympic gold rimMttatitirai for amateur AirtlMS Is the u.i. JWfor Olympics United Stetes air carrier of the Area fisherman competes in East Texas contest EASTBOURNE, England (AP) Marina Navratilova over- tame the challenge of Britain's Jo Durte and a partisan home crowa to nove into, the semifinals the 1150,000 BMW Women's grass court ennis championships world No.

1, the op seed here and at Vimbledon next week, iron 6-2, 6-1 in 53 linutes and has now propped only 10 games four matches in her for the big Jvent starting Monday. 'I never let her ir a said lavratilova afterwards. "I pulled out iost of the close gam as nd stayed in every int." Several games went lavratilova won almost 111 the big points. In the Ifth game of the second et, Durie hit four Ilistering service eturns but still lost the lame. "She took my service lines apart," said Furie.

"She kept up the ressure all the time Ind was just too good. It as a good lesson for Joining Navratilova Friday's semifinals fere Tracy Austin, Zina iarrison and the winner today's match bet- ween Andrea Jaeger and Wendy Turnbull. Austin took one hour, 42 minutes to eliminate the last unseeded player from Beth Herr 1 orTJfiyTon, Ohio, 7-5, 6-1. Eleven of the 19 games went against service and Austin needed four match points to clinch her place in the last four. Earlier, Garrison, playing inspired, spectacular tennis, swept into the semifinals with a convincing 6-3, 6-2 victory over the world's sixth-ranked player, Bettina Bunge of West Germany, No.

4 seed for this event. It was the second day running that Garrison, the No. 10 seed, had upset the form book. BUI Carroll, one of the area's top professional fishermen, left here Wednesday afternoon for the June 1M9 Lone Star, Bass Association's Skeeter Invitational on Lake Sam Rayburn. The tournament is headquarted at Huntington, which takes SVfc-hours to get The event is being hosted by Hollywood Marina.

The area was placed ofMlmlts to LSBA members on June 10, but the restriction was lifted Bowlers take 7 places Del Rio bowlers placed one-two in team competition, first overall in doubles, one-two in men's all events and two-three in women's all events in the four-weekend Amistad Bowling Tournament held here. Members of the first-place Del Rio team "Family Affair" were Joann Freeman, T.C. Freeman, Gordon Baty and Genie Bolle. They rolled a combined score of 2,576 to capture first place. Mrs.

Bolle also rolled a 679 scratch during team event competition Sunday. The Del-Tex Auto Repair team, also of Del Rio, placed second with a 2,542 score. The Uvalde team of Rivers Glass took third with a 2,525 and another Del Rio team, "Tad above 3V4," placed fourth with 2,509. In doubles competition, Ollie Carr and Jack Plyler of Del Rio took top honors with a score of 1,327. Jane and Charlie Rivers of Uvalde wound up in second with 1,282.

A Big Spring team, Regina Faulkner and Gilbert Cisneros, rolled a 1,275, good for third place. San Antonians Jan and Tom Keyser took fourth with a 1,273. William Keyser Sr. of San Antonio also captured the singles crown with a score of 746. In competition, Keyser rolled a 737 scratch.

Just behind Keyser, Jim Hutchinson of San Angelo took second with a score of 743. Del Rioan Keith Bolle rolled a solid 726 for third place In men's all events, Del Rioan Mike Evers placed first with a score of 2,029, Plyler rolled a 1,968 for second and Keyser was third with 1,948. Sandy Syring of San Antonio walked away with first place in women's singles competition with a 671. Kricket Russ and TinMr Jgekowski, ith respective scores of 655 and 629. Winnie Vernor of Del Rio placed second with an 1,868.

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The rif through Two Guys Marina here in a special deal from the Sketter Boat Manufatures," she said. "It is really dolled up and has Jim Murdoch's Coors colors of black and silver flakes with the red racing stripe on each side. On the transom, there's the Two Guys motif in their orange, black and yellow on the left side and the Del Rio logo used by the Chamber of Commerce in red on black," Mrs. Carroll said. She also said the tourney fishermen will have practice days today and Friday with the drawing for partners to be made Friday afternoon.

The Rayburn Invitational Is the second to last such event set up by the Lone Star Bass Association this summer. The final regular Invitational on the circuit follows at Toldeo Bend In Hemphlll and fishes on July 16 and 17. The LSBA also has a special tournament for Sept. 24 and 25 called the Draw Clastic but reserved the right to announce the site later this summer, Mrs. Carroll added.

The Skeeter tourney at Huntington is one of seven events on the tour and guarantees a pay back of $20,000 through 15 places. The first place winner will receive $5,000.00 plus a chance at the big bass jackpot and $300.00 for the big bass. Coors pays the $200.00 entry fee for Carroll. Open Dairy 9.30-9 Sunday 12-6 FRIDAY. SATURDAY A SUNDAY SALE BRAND NAME APPLIANCES AT SAVINGSI COMMODORE VIC 20 The Personal Color Computer With Arcade Game Excitement 4,000 ITU 604 FM NOW ONLY 115 Volts, 7,5 Easy Installation 10-Position Thtrmostot Built-in Handle 188 ModBl WWABflOOB cycles-regular and permanent press Standard capacity single speed washer Three water level selections let you mulch the water level to most sue loads Three wash rinse remperoljfe com bmutiom energy saving cold water selections Activated souk cycle tiller-Ho helps (rap lint Durable porcelain enamel finish on lop lid tub and basnet Unbalanced load control itondord caaacifY MMddnrtr toot cycltt-rtgukx temp dry ptr- montni prtts and dtwrirtk.lt Thret drying stttctitm-normal low no-rttot Duublt porctkiHi tngmtl tinnri on dothtt drum Rtmovablt up-front Itnr liltt' IIteironically ttlttd quality 368.00 279.00 MURAPHONI, MODEL FULL DUPLEX DIAL OUT CORDLESS EXTENSION TELEPHONE 89.88 50.00 OFF Auto Make Free With regular low price on any G.E.

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