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THE HARTFORD COURANTi Monday. Seet.me-.r 14, 1970 2ft Eaton, Pernell Win in Keney Park Golf Along the Fairways Sam Petrone Has 70 In Manchester Open Green Mountain UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL and up, 7't furlongs. Tipit, Pruden 15.10 7.20 4.69 Super Liner, Hanks 4.20 3 40 Westover Drive, Combs i gg Time: 1:32. Also ran: Popsie Doodle, That Mine, FIRST SI, 500, claiming, 3-year-oios ana up, furlongs. E.

LaFlamme 41-13-35, B. Brucek Hometowner Survives 2 Playoffs By BRUCE BERLET Courant Sports Writer Halcomero 2nd, Pruden 3.40 2.40 2.60 run riiittn. Hill 00 5.M Pampano, Hanzs tM 35. PINE HILL Kickers: 72, four ball full handicap: P. Harrigan.

B. Deolace, T. Yorker, J. La-rose 55, two ball full handicap: R. Shea, No Peaching, Poker Table, Eunie Gal, Appreception, Pennys Swap.

NINTH $1,900, claiming, 3-year-oids and up, 1 mile. Fairview Lass, Pruden 7.20 3.80 2.40 Time: 1:34. Also ran: Jovus Jive, Heatherale, Zip MANCHESTER Sam Petrone of Hubbard Heights posted a 70 Sunday to capture low amateur honors as the 24th annual two-day Manchester Open golf tournament got underway at the Manchester Country Club. Fred Kask, of Wethesrfield, Gun, R.G 's Bernstar, npsy inp, J. Shea 61, sweeos: R.

Shea 82-13-69, P. Yorker 85-16-69, E. Pugliese 90-20-70, S. Milliken 81-10-71. Best Beau.

Sorensen .00 5.20 3.69 2nd, Kissin Cousin. a-French Cream Time: 1:3 3-5. 3-year-olds SECOND SI.50O, Claiming, and uo, i furlongs. Pro Frank Eaton of Stamford and local amateur Dave Pernell of Hartford captured the top 5.20 3.20 Babes Voice, Santiago U.oO Quisp. Hill 5.00 2.80 4.80 Bull and Bear, Boismier MINNECHAUG Richard Mullaney, aged 13, of Glastonbury, scored a hole-in-one Sunday, ace-mg the 96-yard fifth hole, with a 7-lron.

He was playing with Jeff Torrance. Drew Lawton and Ken Mullaney. Men's two-ball, point tournament: L. Johnson and J. Humphreys, plus D.

Foberg and T. Leonard, plus M. Ran-doll and J. Hauseman, plus (matching cards'! T. Ted'ord and D.

Whalen, plus positions in the pro and championship flights of Sunday's Keney Also ran: Olympus 2nd, Tow Away, Omaro. Cookrhyme, Mines War, Durruty Can, a Small Estate. A Symmes-Szypula entry. TENTH $1,650, claiming, 3-year-olds and up, 1 mile. Cross the Bar, Morgan 12.40 6.40 3.60 Im In, Smith 3.20 2.49 Anne Porter, Handley 2 80 Time: 1:40 1-5.

Also ran: Wild Spending, Intanoibie. Time: 1 :00 4-j. Also ran: Jenny Kay, Final Count, Easter Bright Colors, Nathalon, Sabre Song, Im De Berries. Daily Double (3-5) paid S5I.20. THIRD Si .600, claiming, 3-year-olds and 4nrlnnne Park Golf Open.

Eaton won. his event over 20 6. Low gross, N. Bouvier 75; F. Ri- other pros with an outstanding five-under par 65, which includ Fools Brandy, Troughtfulness, Wisdom Saint, Brother Duck.

Perfecta (9-3) paid $95.20. Attendance 7,143. Handle $563,097. chters 75. Low net, T.

Tedford, 81-15-61 D. Foberg, 65-19-66. Kickers: H. Gris-wold. 91-12-79; E.

Wolfer. 79-0-79; Randall, 77-3-74; E. Burbank, 11-7-74. SHUTTLE MEADOW Four ball best ball: W. Batchelor, Im Special, Wisehart .20 4.20 2.80 Little Bikini, Santiago 20 Keep Going, Sorenson Time: :59 4-5.

Also ran: Hills Hope. Social Hoop. Kibbv Fleet Richard, Galway 2nd, Gordon, Dr. Granski, F. Zadnik 29-29 ed a blistering 31 on the front nine.

On that front side, Gorman went out with four birdies and five pars, and then topped off his round with an eagle three on the 14th hole, coming Legality, Red Jed. FOURTH $1,600, claiming 3-year-olds and up, 5 furlongs. To the Day. Cuddie 4.80 3.20 7.00 3.40 2.60 58, W. Higgins, J.

Downes, A. Politis, Clark 31-2758, G. Edwards, S. Martin, V. Chamberlain, J.

Mulligan 33-2558, sweeps class A low gross: H. Lasch 72, nets: J. Mlynarski 77-12 65, R. Gordon 78-10 68. class low net: Savoca 86 1769, H.

Schmidt 89-1871, F. Allman 90-1872, N. Morrow 96-2373, kickers: W. Tomasso 85-1273, Merritt QQ 93-2073, J. Savoca 86-1472, F.

Allman Joe Better Fly, Hill Star Step, Sorenson Also ran: Bolero Weeper, 3.00 Five High, Districk, E.J.'S Sis- Askew, Mullen Over, in with a one-under 34. Gorman, Johnson Near Top Eaton's superb play oversha Lions DETROIT (AP) Heisman Trophy winner Steve Owens, a rookie sensation with the Detroit Lions, will be sidelined for as long as seven or eight weeks because of a severe shoulder separation, the National Football League team disclosed Sunday. Owens, who had earned a starting assignment at fullback, was ininrprl in the last nnartef ter. Prince Fair. FIFTH $1,550, claiming 3-year-olds and 90-1872, ladies II hola group better dowed fine performances by Tom Gorman and Psalm John' rouna Of two days class H.

Hayden 89-1475, class U. Perakos 99-2673, class E. Scott 107-3275, sweeps: Perakos 99-2673, H. Hayden 89-1475. was second with a 71 followed by Bob LaFrancis with 72, and Gene Devine, Woody Clark and Jim Pinto, all at 75.

Pros enter the competition Monday. Low net: D. Vander Mullen 63; Bundi Carca 63; Tony Pie-trantino 68; Buddy Buder 69; Alex Eigner, Sr. 69; Lou Iazzi, 70; Ed Wilkos 71; Ed Wadas 71; J. Revello 71.

Kickers: L. Placenta, J. Ty-mon. A. Kruse, J.

Novak, P. Groobert, P. Dodge, L. Levitow 76; R. Johnson, B.

Tarca, J. Brunoli 72. Adamek Has 73 Frank Adamek's 73 took low gross honors in the annual Bond Restaurant best-ball golf tournament at Goodwin Park Sunday. fop honors went to the team of Eddie Clavette and Lionel Saeier with 59 but their margin was by matching cards with Conrad Soveie and Lou Savier, who also carded 59. Chuck Le-mus and Gus Girardin were next with 62 while the teams of Lou PaPointe and Leo Breton and Gil Tarkaney and Bob Fontaine tied at 63.

up, 1 1-16 mile Bay Charger, Slutl 45.00 15.80 8.20 King Punchy, Pruden -20 3.80 So Tim, Karve 00 Also ran: By Whom, Real Hero, Our Squire, Mr. R.T.G., Mack Red, Concordant, Beloit. SIXTH $1,650, claiming, 3-year-olds and son, who finished second and third respectively. J. Jones 91-1576, M.

Gordon 90-1476, kickers: B. Zadnik 98-2573. J. Nebulls Gorman, who plays out of WINS KENEY INVITATIONAL: Dan Meaney, left, president of the Keney Park Mens Club, presents the championship flight trophy to Dave Pernell, right, of Hartford Sunday afternoon after Pernell had defeated John Vigeant, center, of West Hartford, and Gerald Fothergill, of Hartford, in a sudden death playoff. The three golfers had tied at 73, forcing the playoff (Courant Photo by Maurice Murray).

East Hartford, had the most ..20 4.00 2 lf, Ll UP, 5 furlongs. Swooch Swoon, Handley Rasi Sari Airs, Combs 104-3074. M. Jones 103-2875. GLASTONBURY HILLS Sweeos: Class A.

Berube, 76-670, F. Vignatl 75-570, Gross, R. Ris-love. 74, Class B. E.

Ellis. 86-2066, T. 5.oo 3.60 odiuiuay mgni wnen me tdons consistent round of the top three Pinr-innati 31.14 in a Poco Allegro, Hill a i Cavsn rtit professionals, carding 13 pars, four birdies, and only a single Glenn, 88-1870, D. Joy. 91-20 71, Class Flitter Boy, Swapper, Dadleys Image, pre-SeaSOfl game.

Marcumba war. Owens had carried the ball 39 Big Perfecta (9-5-7-9) paid $4,292.70. SEVENTH $1,400, claiming, 3year-old. times in exhibition games for and up, 7Vj furlongs. 117 vnrrli -inA tnm Rantxm Rtr.

Santos 7.40 5.40 4.00 wuluuu.u. 16.20 caugnt 12 passes and didn Raiani, Wiseheart Bent Little, Pruden 5.20 Arkansas' Surprise Loss Shakes Football Ratings By ASSOCIATED PRESS jbraska's romp over Wake For The onenine of the 1970 foot- est. having to play a second playoff, Pernell beat Fothergill on the second sudden death hole when Fothergill three-putted. Vigeant and Fothergill were awarded second place prizes. Other Winners Other winners in the men's Time: 1:33 5-5.

Also ran: Sparkling Spirit, Bar Pilot, Myolivla, Go Rob Go, Deftbydart, Denni-son. EIGHTH-UOOO, handicap, 3-year-olds drop any. "It's a shame and we're very disturbed, a Lion spokesman said. "He looked very good." Owens is scheduled to undergo surgery at Ford Hospital Tuesday. t.

G. Ripiev. 92-2270; Kickers: S. Barth, 93-1972, E. Newcombe.

75-075; Even holes, V2 handicap: S. Barth, 43- 1033,. D. Joy, 43-1033, L. Neff, 44- 1133, Gross, Peragallo, 31, E.

Newcombe, 39. CHIPPANEE Member-member, 36 holts: L. Silver-O. Higgins, 126, J. Lyons-A.

Johnson, 126 B. Hennessey-J. McGann, 128: P. Bas-sett-H. Stange.

129; F. Ibitl-D. McAllister, 129; Hole-in-one: John Mclntyre on the 13th holt, 1j5 yards, using a feur Iron. Witnessed by Andrey Joseph, Andrew Joseph and son Jeff Mclntyre. ROCKLEDGE Club event, medal play, full handicap: Major prize Cass M.

Stavola, 77-8-69; maior Class E. Thlbadeau. 81-13-68; other winners, S. Ciraulo, 82-23-70; E. Marchione, 86-16-70.

Kickers: Low gross, J. McOermott 70; low net, M. Stavola, 77-0-77; A. Weinberg, 19-12-77; C. Farrell, 83-6-77; B.

Everitt, 77-0-77. HOP MEADOW Member-member round robin A flight: R. Johnson, R. Nagy plus 10. N.

St. Sauveur, K. Fetzner plus flioht: K. ball season for Arkansas fol-l "Sajnes involving members lowed a reverse pattern from Second Ten, No. 14 Kan- Sppn-nfi 14 (811! SuWS SS Late Saturday Night Baseball competition were sonny uuvai (A flight), George Fisher )c the closing of the 1969 season.

w7ipPe, U.T ii 37-0. 15th-rankprf Florida erleed Utah Flight), Arnold Maxwell CALIFORNIA oui trie result, was me same-a --o MILWAUKEE ab hi ab hi Duke 21-19, No. 17 South Caro ratings-shaking defeat. The Razorbacks fell victim to lina lost 23-20 to Georgia Tech, ft itm i i r-v WETHEKSFIELD Member-member gross: J. KrlsW, B.

Ricketson 70, nets: J. Laslow, W. Guite 7, P. Zaccagnino, L. DiFazio 7, by draw class A medal play gross: P.

Be-noit 76. C. Creed 76. R. Kask 76, nets: C.

Vignone 76-6-70, AA. Bonadies 77-6-7), J. Redvs 79-8-71 by draw, class J. Kmg nets: B. Correll 87-11-69, T.

Cova 79-9-70, Or. Fornarottto 80-10-70, kickers: 76, hole on one by Joe Kristof ori the 5th hole. He was plavlng with N. Fritsch. Dr.

Hedberg, R. Kask. Vixed Flight), William Crampton (D Flight) Frank Maddalino (Seniors), and Floyd DeBarrows (Calloway). In the ladies event, Elaine Burnham edged Billie Duval and Clarie LeRoux for the top prize. In a special event of the tour- a comeback in the final game of "Vt n'PPea uregon 1969 to lose to Texas 15-1 and 14'9 Wahoraa stopped miss their shot at the National SUt? championship.

Saturday night i West Virginia trounced William they staged a comeback but tort!" and Downes, A. Resnisky plus 11, B. Walker, Harper 3b 3 0 10 Alomar ss 3 0 10. BSmith rf 3 110 Griffin 2b 4 0 0 0 OMay cf 4 2 10 Freqosi lb 4 1 1 Savage If 3 0 2 3 AJohnson If 4 110 Pena ss 4 0 10 Cowan rf 2 0 10 Roof 4 0 0 0 Repot I 10 10 Hegan lb 2 0 0 0 McMulln 3b 3 0 0 0 Allen ph 0 0 0 0 Johnstone cf 2 0 1 0 Gelnar 1 0 0 0 Reynolds oh 10 0 0 Kubiak 2b 2 0 0 0 Gonzalez cf 10 0 0 MNertny ph 1 0 0 0 Egen 0 0 0 0 Francona lb 1 0 0 0 Azcue 2 0 0 1 Oowning 2 0 0 0 Voss ph 10 0 0 Gil 2b 2 0 0 0 RMay 2 0 10 La Roche 0 0 0 0 KTatum 0 0 0 0 Queen ph 1 0 0 0 k. Lescoe plus 2, flight: D.

Holmes, E. Lineman plus 8. D. Hunter, B. Oswald plus 5, 0 fliaht.

J. Mosher. bogey to finish two strokes behind Eaton. Johnson, who earlier this year won the Midway Tourney at Keney, found his home course to his liking again yesterday, fashioning a pair of one-under par 34s on each nine, finishing three shots in back of Eaton. A bogey four on the 17th hole kept Johnson from a second place tie.

Jim Goshdigian, recently-turned pro from Goodwin Park, found himself in fourth place with a 70, while a trio of golfers Ike Pinckney, Jim McMillan, and Joe Perry finished at one over par 71 to tie for fifth position. Playoff Survivor In the amateur competition, where nearly 80 golfers took part, Pernell survived a pair of playoffs to win the championship event. Pernell. who calls Keney Park home, finished in a tie with Gerald Fothergill of Goodwin Park and John Vigeant Jr. of Rockledge, all of whom carded 73.

The Keney Park performer, who survived a nearly disastrous double bogey five on the third hole, defeated Vigeant on the first hole of his initial playoff, and then" waited until the final foursome of the day came in to find that Fothergill had also finished at 73. Undaunted by the prospect cf scorcg foursomes aross: Mr. and Mrs Redys, Mr. and Mrs. Sanders 67.

Mr 34-28 to Stanford, a oss that 1 I Swan plus 5, H. Williams, J. Davis plus nament, wait Mctfride otjne "rr A 67-yard punt return for a rugnt: b. 5toee, B. Langen plus il2, P.

Galick, F. Klngsley plus 3, flight: D. Voss, V. Fontana plus 6, ConneHev, J. Bredshaw plus 1, nomestanding Keney Mens touchdown by ace receiver Car-won a golf bag for the closest apM.P;- lbs Alvarez gave Florida a 21-6 tee shot to the pin on the 18th J1' lead over Duke in the third BOYS 12 YEARS OR OVER TO SELL NEWSPAPERS EARLY MORNINGS ON BUSY CORNERS OF HARTFORD GALL 249-6411 EXTENSION 301 MR.

GANTNIER SATURDAYS 8:30 A.M. to 11 A.M. i flight: J. Leary, T. Gallagher plus Total Jim Gators held on winner the 32 3 6 3 Total 31 2 8 2 two-time for day to win at Jacksonville, Fla.

Milwaukee California Plunkett passed for a touch pwu iur and Mrs. Schillinger, Mr. and Mrs. Fau-llso 69. nets: Mr.

and Mrs, Economou. Mr. and Mrs. King 72-10-62, Mr. and Mrs.

Coiro, Mr. and Mrs. Devitt ladies sweeos: M. Steuber 99-26-73, Mrs. Senofante 89-16-73, Mrs.

Redys 95-22-73. TUMBLE BROOK Member-guest: ChamoionsWD flioht, l. Solomon and O. Daniels defeated B. Ler-ner and T.

Davannev, 6 and Beaten fours, M. Cartin and J. Revenaugh defeated M. Ellovlch and D. Hyman, 1 uo.

Flight D. Schnler and A. Breed, plus Flight I. Segal and A. Koval.

plus 7i flight L. Gredy and C.J. O'Niel, plus 5: flight D. D. Seltzer and R.

Miller, plus 15: flight R. Solomon and R. 0t 10 0 (10-3 8 0 0 02 lit-J 1 13, C. Suhre, G. Montelone plus 1, i flight: J.

Sanborn. L. Tracy plus 8, P. I Pilon, C. Currie plus 4, I flight: J.

Goy-ee, H. Lawton plus 6, L. Berns, T. Himka plus 5, sweep: points per day: A flight: L. Bruvette, 0.

Schulze plus 5, R. Johnson, R. Negy, plus 5. flight: K. I Downes.

A. Resinsky plus 8. flight: B. Wilkinson, P. Downey plus 7, flight: when he also won a golf bag rafflprf ff fnllnwin thV rlav's down Hillary Shockley ran for three and Eric Cross ran a punt Trailing 20-17 at Atlanta, George Tech beat South Carolina on a drive in which sophomore Eddie McAshan, first competition.

Professional Flight! back 61 yards for another. DP Milwaukee 2. LOB Milwaukee 4, California 7. 2B B.Smith, Savage. HR Fregosi (20).

SB A.Johnson SF Azcue. IP ER B3 SO Downing 7 2 2 3 3 Gelnar (W.4-3) 3 1 0 0 0 0 R.May 4 1-3 5 1 1 2 5 Then, with a partisan crowd S1-34-M 35-32-67 34-3468 at Little Rock, cheering quarterback at a major H. Williams, j. Davis plus 8. FOX GROVE Sweeps: W.

Healey 37, nets: S. Collier Sr. 34, B. Hurst, 35, kickers: 40, J. Kelly, V.

Merely Jr. CLIFFSIDE Kickers: T. Salomon BO) M. Karn 80; M. Factor 80: T.

Zleky 80. Sweepstakes: therti nn anrl a nafinnal tpWi- La Kocne (L.J-1) 1 1 2 2 2 Oi Daniels, plus 10; flight F. Caplan and 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 B. Laock, plus 16; flhsht G. O.

Bernstein and R. Selden, plus 13; fliaht J. Levinson and S. Freedman defeated M. "op-oy Downing (Cowan).

WP R.May 2. PB-Azcue. four passes for 46 yards. Kevin McNamara scored the winning touchdown on a two-yard run. UCLA pulled out its victory 4" a-ii li' 35'367i sion audience watching, Arkan-J' sas scored on a pass by Bob i Montgomery and a run by Bob 36-37-73 Bucnett and had a fourth down Low gross, A.

Levin 78; low net, S. Rosenthal and J. Mandell, 1 up, 24 Frank Eaton, Stamford Tom Gorman, East Hartford Pslam Johnson, Keney Park Jim Goshdigian, Goodwin Park Ike Pinckney, New York Jim McMillan, New York Joe Perry, Sprlnofield Championship Flight; Dave Pernell, Keney Park Gerald Fothergill, Goodwin Park John Vigeant, Jr. Rockledge Harry Edmonds, Keney Park John Nowobllskl Other Winners! (A Flight) Sonny Duval, 74, rowicz, 75-10-65, Al Brocco, Norm Jennings, 76-8-48; (B 38-35-73 land less then two yards to go "ver uren atate at wrvauis, S7 36-731 fr a first down at the Stanford 0re- wlen Penms Dummt 40-3474 passed for two second-half 37-38 7s Tjl-L. a.t RirT, touchdowns.

Grobard 70; G. Koopelman 71. Odd holes: Class H. Renert 34; A. Levin 34; Class M.

Serins 31) Class C. J. Saiberg 34. WAMPAN0A8 Club event, holes, low net: Class J.R. McClure, 81-11-70 (by draw); Class T.

McGowan, 85-15-70; Class J. Woodard, 95-23-72. Sweepstakes, Class J.R. McClure, 81-11-70; H. Falrchild, 79-9-70; Class B.

T. McGowan, 85-15-70; D. Smith, J. Walsh, 86-14-72; H. Nozko 89-17-72; Class J.

Woodard, sprained an ankle in the first i i i quarter, then tackled Montgonv MILWAUKEE (AP) A 250 mile U.S. Auto Club stock car Flight) holes. ELLINGTON RIBG1 Pro-member: F. 'Guerrg-G. Smlth-B.

O'Brlen-R. Prinavera, 57, e. Rubls-J. McCarthy-R. Conyers-J.

-Chessarl, $, W. Cicrwn-H. Paganl-T. Dorrovan-D. Kelly, 60; Lew Pro: R.

Mattson, -70, S. Sta-SMWski, 70, B. Kay, 71, A. Fuchs, 71, E. Rubi5, 73.

CANTON Nine-hole kickers: T. 42-5-37; J. Paruske, 40-3-37; R. Bushnell, 43-6-37. INDIAN HILL Kickers: 79, Mens field day event low gross: J.

Chalko 70. E. Wild 71, R. Fritsch 75 on draw, low net: W. Haseiv 83-17-66, R.

Winter 76-9-67, lJ. Tashner 87-20-67, G. Pedemontl 77-10-67, J. Murray 82-14-68, S. Hunter 84-16-68, sweeps: class A low gross: J.

Chalko 70. E. Wild 71-5-66, class low gross: R. Seserman 86, L. Flannery 87-17-70, ladies sweeps class N.

Rowe 92-20-72, class E. LaFlamme 96-26-70, ladies weekend class Mr, Josephsort 41-9Vi 30Vj, class prv tnnriea chnrt nf a fircf dnwn 95-23-72) E. Powell, 90-20-70. Klcktrs Second flioht: T. Conran 88-87 175, J.

Kelleher 89-92181. J. Beaulieu 92-90 182, B. DeBonis 90-92182. HARTFORD Club event, match play R.

Pierson even; R. Knowlton, minus is (matching cards); R. D. Swinehart, minus 1. Sweepstakes, combined classes: W.

R. Pierson, 81-10-71; R. D. Swinehart, 78-472 0. S.

Hart, 90-1872; R. Baer, 96-2472. Kickers, H. M. Tenney, Sr.

73. Mixed member-guest: Low gross. George Fisher, 75, John Herroll, 83-15-61, Williem Savior, 80-12-68; (C Flight) Ar. no Id Maxwell. 83, Connie Zaccagnino.

93-15-68; (D Flight) William Crampton, 94, George Washburn, 98-22-76; (Ladles) with 22 seconds remaining schedukd for Sunday at time ran out on Arkansas. ate Fair Park in suburban Two nther mernhpr nf fnJWeSt AlllS, Was postponed be- Elaine Burnham. 78-9-69, Billie Duval. numbers; 75 and 80. EAST HARTFORD Club championship champ, flight (J4 holes) 36 hole leaders: Q.

L. White 73-72145, Gauches 71-72158, R. Riordan 75-77152, J. Hogan 74-79153, D. Paternostro 79-75 153, D.

Thivia 75-78153, C. D'Alesandro 75-79154, B. 89-11-78, toftr' (catwavi'FiovdiThe Associated Press Top Ten i of rain- lalino; (Calloway) Flovd The raro wac rosr-horliiloH fnr DOWN WITH PRICES Frank Maddal DeBarrows, 78-6-72 (on draw) R. Jack Mrs. J.

L. Corthouts and N. McCarthy saw action aturaay, and DOtn -won. Third-ranked Southern Sunday, t.ept. 20.

son, 83-11-72. 152 (mtchting cards); Mrs. E. B. Bates O'Brien 7540154.

First flight: J. Gor and P. Sala 152; low net, Mrs. E. man 76-83159, T.

BltSkO 80-80160, F. Sullivan 84-78-162, S. Hrubala 81-12-163, Lord and L. Walker, 125; Mrs. R.

A. Seymour and C. H. Walters 127; Mrs. R.

PEOUABUCK Member-member: G. Powr, J. Pie-trowskl 63 won In three team playoff from M. Zarick, H. Briggs, 63, J.

Pelch-er, R.Houle 63, S. Beach F. O'kula 64, S. Gaski, J. Ferro 64, M.

Hamevich, M. DeForge 64. GOODWIN PARK Sweeps class A low gross: E. Teveld 72, nets; R. Bukowski 73-766, Class CASUALTY CLAIMS California walloped Alabama 42-21 at Birmingham, at night, and No.

.9 Nebraska blasted Wake Forest 36-12 at Lincoln, Neb. Southern California, led by quarterback Jimmy Jones and Sam Cunningham, smashed through Alabama for 485 yards on the grounds, with Cunningham scoring twice. Joe Orduna. who missed last w. Downey and R.

Spencer 129. COPPER MILL Kickers: D. Robinson, 43-637; W. Warburton, 38-137; L. Monty, 42-636.

Club championship, P. Kidd defeated J. Block, 2 uo. EDGEWOOD Sweepsteakes: Low gross, H. Torza 69; Hallock Invitational tournament, low net, B.

Anderson, 69-366; L. Howland. 77-10 67; P. Mazzarella, 70-261; E. Domk-owskl, 75-669; J.

Cambarerl, 72-369. Kickers: S. Crescimano 77; T. Bartolotta, 77; R. McNamara 70; J.

Gawlak 70. Odd-even tournament: Class L. B. FARMINGTON Odd-even tournament: Class B. Burke, 40-2Vj 37's, W.

Zwolak, 41-2Vi J. Scheilder, 43-439, Class F. Waterhouse 43-7W 35Vi, C. Nelson, 46-9 37, R. C.

Legat, 52-1339 (matching lit E. Clavette 74, nets. H. Rancourt 10-14 66, Class L. Saucier SO, nets: L.

Saucier 07-1069. MILLBROOK Member-guest low gross: R. Stole, S. Gale 69, M. Stolo.

B. Helpin 72, M. Becker J. Becker 72, nets: S. Kneeland, E.

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Canronetti, 79-16-63, J. Harris. 91-2467, H. Parlato, 86-1868; Kickers: R. Legat, jMgLVE National Grange Mutual INSURANCE COMPANY 74, R.

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