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lt- THE TAMPA TIMES. Tuesday. June If. 19C2 Young Tampa Golfers Qualify TWO Advance in City Tennis Eight Tampa youngsters have uucucy urea a to pace me Temple Terrace qualifiers. Two players advanced with 1 qualified for the State Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament which will be played at the Pine Meadows Golf Club in Eustis next week.

Sixteen-year-old Ken Taslay shot a two-over-par 74 and paced the Palma Ceia field. Bill dereated Bill Kiescrt. e-i, e-r in a second round bout. Jaworski was to take on his second round opponent this aft- ernoon. He was to have played David Knight.

Other winners at Temple Terrace were LaRue Collins, Craig Fox and Eddie Pearce. Repre-Renting Palma Ceia will be Sol Flelschman Bill Watt and Risley Longmire. wins in the City Handicap men's singles tennis tournament at Davis Islands yesterday, Anthony Jaworski whipped Carl Cox, 2-6, 7-8, 6-1. in a first round match and Ken Webster Tarpons Home Tonight FORT LAUDERDALE (Special) The Tampa Tarpons jumped back strong and dropped the Fort Lauderdale Yankees, 5-1, here last night after taking a pair of losses the night before. Tampa will be home tonight for a double header with the ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT BUSINESS and SPORTS REVIEW- For Ntws Stylt Advtrtiiamtnr Spoe On This Widely Rod Pogt Call 229-7777 Ext.

263 or 268 for Tribunt Reprojtntativo PHONE 253-0643 OR 229-5571 Miami Marlins, beginning at 6:30 o'clock at Al Lopez Field. From the Cool Bottom Comes Refreshing News Spacing his record to 6-2, Tar jij i i pon pitcher Ed Stein stopped Germans vs. Curtis-Scsrpa Death Go With Handcuffs For Saul to Ed Graham is. FSL Standings Frt. G.B.

Sarasota 39 16 .709 Davlona Reach 33 24 .579 7 Fort Lauderdale ...31 23 .574 7'4 Tampa 27 25 10V, Miami 25 30 .4.5 14 Palalka 2.1 34 .404 1 7 Lakeland 20 31 .38 17 St. Fetersbur 20 33 .364 19 MO.NDAT-8 RESl'LTS Sarasota 5-3, Palalka 2-14 Lakeland 5. Miami 2 Tampa 5, fort Lauderdale 1 Daytona Beach 9. St. Petersburg TUESDAY'S GAMES 'TV i I if vJ A I Fort Lauderdale at Lakeland (2 gameat Miami at Tampa Sarasota at Daytona Reach St.

Petersburg at Palatka CANTO U.S.W.A. TEAM Here is the American Can Steelworkers softball team, Employees League champions for the past two years. They have already won their first half league title this year. Front row, left to right, D. elites, E.

Rubio, S. Castillo, L. Fowler. B. Diez.

Back row, Manager D. Hernandez, R. Alvarez, L. Alvarez, C. Bello, S.

Pillard. Batboy is J. Pintal Jr. Missing, W. Walkney, F.

Bello, J. Castillo, S. Mo Elveen, P. Mickler. luaMaaaauaAMaaaaaVH aaBBaaMMaHaaMaafci aWAjdJftJ Jot KUUIfc OKk.Al CURTIS SCARPA GRAHAM MALENKO the Yankees on six hits, re tiring 10 men in order at one point in the game.

By BOB FRICK Deep South Sports Editor World team champions Don Curtis and Joe Scarpa will their feud with Kurt and Karl Von Brauner in a "lights In other Florida State League mm SPORTS CIRCUIT rararasrawp games, the Daytona Beach Is out" Texas death match at the Fort Homer Westerly Armory landers retook second place by a 9-7 defeat of St. Petersburg i TECO Defeats Fire Dept. 2-1 Tampa Electric Company edged the Fire Department 2-1 F7 tonight while Manager Saul Weingeroff is handcuffed to while Lakeland outdid Miami, Eddie Graham. 5-2, for its third straight and Palatka overwhelmed league i Northern Light Is Yacht Race Leader After Promoter Cowboy Lut leading Sarasota 14-3. The Sun Sox won the first game of a trail's regular program of three events starting at 8:30 o'clock, double header 5-3.

in a Metro Softball League game here last night. G. L. Troupe's single and jf stolen base set up Ronnie Pin-ncr's RBI single in the first ning to give TECO a 1-0 The Fire Department tied the! the lights will be turned out for Stein fanned eight, walked one minute. The Germans will none.

The Fort Lauderdale run then meet the champs in an off- From Times Wire Services came in the third frame as Art Craft in the Newport-Bermuda racing fleet have been slowed the-record battle unsanctioned by the NWA. Lopez doubled and was singled home by Mike Hegan. score in the top of the third on a Al Diez1 triple which drove by a flat ealm- But the big yawl Northern Li8ht was ahead Ralph Russ. 01 the pack, 158 miles from the finish line early today. Storm- In regular action, the Assas vogel, the new ketch from South Africa which held the early Two walks and a single bv Bill Lindsay sent Tony Gon- lead, was about nine miles behind Northern Light.

The proud oia scnooner iina. one oi me W'- i few ships of her rig left in rac i ralcs across the plate with the winning run for the Electricians. Meanwhile, Charles Hernandez and Jack Thompson combined pitching talents to limit the Firemen to six hits. Softball Slate sins will meet Jerry Miller and Harry Smith in the feature; the Great Malenko will wrestle John Heath, and Jan Madrid will meet Tony Barbetta. Falls will not decide the Texas death match.

Action will continue until one team concedes or both members are unable to answer the bell. There will be one minute rest between falls. Tickets are on sale in advance at the Sportatorium, 106 North Little Leaguers Get Free Night The Tampa Tarpons baseball game tomorrow against the second place Daytona Beach Islanders is also Little League night. Little League baseballers will be admitted free if they go as a team nnit, in uniform, and are accompanied by a manager or coach. Kansas City bonus signee Tony LaRussa, formerly of ing, was five miles further back and carrying every stitch of sail she owned in the failing breeze.

Hope that StormvogeU the scratch boat that gives away time to every other craft in the competition, might crack the 70 hour, 11 minute record for the 633-mile run died with the failing wind. The record was set by the yawl Bolero in 1936. Swamp Yankee, a Class (or Photo Courtesy Silver Springs, Fla. IF YOU'RE LOOKING for a Letter way to keep cool, you should know about the G.E. "Weathertron" for home or office.

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led the field today going into the second qualifying round for the Southern Amateur Golf Championship at Ormond Beach. Tied for second place at 69 were Charlr Harrison of Atlanta, trailing wind Florida State scored bv three lencths in the 137.480 building convenient to the courthouse and downtown Tampa. Air conditioned offices with MYNATT University has signed Dick Mul- tiny oivinon ot tne isational bunion nayior. tiunt Softball Results citt i.rGrH Poekv Creek 11, Fix All Claw It Bill Rite Battery IS. St.

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was burdened with the double as at Suffolk Downs. OC EANPORT. N.J. Nalanda J11.20i came from behind in the stretch and won the feature at Monmouth Park. signment of cleaning up its CHICAGO Intervener (M) won the Meadowland Handicap as Arlington Mynatt Associates, darkness-halted first round of Park opened a 73-day meeting.

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However, the dust house, stacks, incinerator and cyclones are necessary as 90ro of the lumber sold at Robbins is manufactured at their plant at Nebraska Ave. and 131st St. For holesale or retail, Robbins Manufacturing Co. offers unexcelled service and lumber of unsurpassed quality. i oi piay jcsieruay, aaixness man, I4S.

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