Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 14

14 July ft, 1M3 Mason. City, la. 75 compete in archery shoot 'The a City Mohawk Archery Club held an archery shoot Sunday with 75 shooters participating. Trophies were awarded for first, second and third places. The winners: Junlon--Mernle Demon, Huian John- urn.

Dawn I'rtrnoii. Inlf i a i lUllnnild, Kurt tt'miilry. ScMlr. a JOO Dennis 175 liruiun, Kahls, Hill Siorer. 230 Class--Harulii llullon, JSni Hob Koprr.

t'Uai Jlaiicljr Joliiiioi) I.jvrrn Kmmc Uuano Andretnn. IHrrell Ai, I ways break matches in two! Be sure ell arc out-cold! brush all smokes dead in an ash Irny! Please! Only you can prevent: forest fires i Bancroft advances in Legion play BANCROFT i champion Bancroft took another step toward the stale Legion U- ile by defeating Fort DCS Moines 9-G in aji inter-district contest here Saturday night, The win advanced Bancroft lo the four-ten in tournament to be held in Mason City 10 and I I Bancroft jumped on Gene Van Dyke, De.s Aloines ace liuricr, for five runs in the first three innings and then scored four clinching runs in the seventh inning. Three of the runs in the big seventh came on a miss-fielded bunt. With one out and a run already in, Bancroft Iwi men on second a third. Roger Mulchlusor) (hen laid down a perfect bunt svhicli the DCS Moines pitcher fielded and threw wild to first base.

By the time the ball be retrieved, JJutchinson and the two baserunncr.s had scored. Trailing 9-3, DCS Moines got three runs In the ninth inning when Bancroft pitcher Don tired. Two walks, a sin- and error accounted for three runs before Chuck Hatlen came in to put out the rally. Dick Clark was the batting star for Bancroft. He had two ills, a pair of walks scored Ihrce runs.

Roger Vaske and Mcnke nJso had two hits each for Bancroft. HANCKOF'f yt't 2 nun AtotNKs (iWMiia i i Sinllli, lUUrn uml ShaiuiK uj Koi-he. LARRY DENNIS WINS MARSHALLTOWN MEET MA'RSHALLTOWN a 3cnnis of Marshalllown won the Legion Ainale'iir golf tourna- ncnl here Sunday will) a score of 105 the 27 holes after ending nil qualifiers with a C9. Runnerup in the meet was Steve Krnnk of Iowa City at 108. Published iia a public serulca .1 cooparatlon with Tlio Advertising Council and the Newspaper -Advertising Executives Association.

Largest crowd of season sees stock car races Champs in were (Jecidcfl three divisions Sunday at (he North Iowa fairgrounds in stockcar racing. A crowd of about 1,500 saw the races, the largest turnout of the season. There were 42 cars and drivers in competition. Promoter Wcllcndorf has announced that there will be a $700 prixe pot for next Sunday's races. The super modified a i event was won by Joe Rasmus- sea of Ames; IMS VViidcn of At- Second heat Forest City; Fast Repair Service FARM MACHINERY GENERATORS STARTERS MAGNETOS CARBURETORS FLOYD LEONARD AUTO ELECTRIC 1U South semi 'was the modified champ in tho division a Wayne Meyers A a fin ished first in the hobbie class.

The results: SUl'EIMVIODIKJBD First heat Joe Rasrnussen, Ames; Ted Lynch, Manson. Second heat-- Slaccy lU-dmond, Mason City; Norm Baker, Clarion. Main event-- Ha.smu.s- sen, Norm Baker, Rex Garr, Albert Lea. SEMI-MODIFIED First heal Lcs Wiiden, Al- Eona; Dale Jleiehcrdt, Garner. Larry Nerditf, Red 1) a 11 Charles City.

Mnin event--Lcs WiJdcn, Dale Rcicherdt, Dale Wilhile, Mason City. IIOBBIE STOCKS First heal a Meyers, Gary Ilcngestcg, Northwood. Second heat Larry Zwicflc, Titonka; Rich Wagerman, Stacyvillc. Main event-Wayne Meyers, Gene Schatt- schncidcr, Algona. Ray Hart wins main event at Belmond races a a Muson City, captured the nuiin ivcnt.of the stock car races at the Wright County Raceway near here Sunday night.

Hart also took a heat rucc and the iinndicnp event. Ernie Frieden, West Bend, took the a i event in the hobby stock division. First a t-- a Willie Khise, Clarion; Gale White Laurens. Second heat--Bud Fnir, Fort Dodge; Jim Marshall, Greene; Howie Prcsten, Kieslcr, Minn. a i a p--Hart, White, Khi.se.

Semi-main event--While, Stan CHAMPS --Slate champion retrievers determined hiinday at Ventura arp (left) "Spirit's Black Pepper with handler, Robert Wolfe, Jndianola, Derby class, and "Minto," with handler, Francis Rowel), I'orl Dodge, Open class. This is the first time state championship trials have been held for retrievers. State trials for retrievers held Sunday at Ventura VENTURA--In state cham- Indianola, was named Derby pionslup retriever trials held winner. Sunday at the Ventura marsh, a uiuaa, a J.UUL Black Labrador yearling, "Spir- old Golden retriever "Minto it Black Pepper," owned by owned by Jack Bonnell, Fort J. D.

Rankm Shcnandoah, Dodge, and handled by Francis I A M11U JlCtlJVJIUU and handled by Robert Wolfe, Rowell, took honors. Placing in Ricdcl, Rowan; Renwick. Fisher Greene Amateur won by Monroe by two strokes GREENE a i Monroe of Cily won the annual Greene Amateur golf tournament here Sunday at the Round Grove Country Club. Monroe, a member of the Mason City Junior College golf team this past spring, had a score of 110, 2- over par for the 27 holes. He also was medalist in the tourney with a 73, Mis margin was Iwo strokes over Bill Day of Ankcny, who had 122, and Bob Curtis of Greene took third with 113.

The first three placewinners in lower First Bill Henkc, Charles City; Tom Kruse, Ackley; Virg Main t--Hart, Fisher, White. Folkcrs, Waverly. Second--Russ HILLS BROS. COFFEE 2 Pound Can 98 With $3.00 Order Not Including Sugar CRYSTAL BRAND Snider's CATSUP 14 Oz. Bottle FAREWAY Hunt's Pears Fasico Butter 59c COASTAL FROZEN LEMONADE 0 Assorted PuHs Facial Tissue 200 Count Box 0 Wortz Fresh Soda Crackers LEAN LOIN END 9 39 WAJSTt" PORK CUTLETS 49 PORK ROASTS LEAN "NO WASTE" ALL BEEF GROUND BEEF SPENCER A and Moody.

Sflfl IJfl 000-- ino noo ooo-- i 7.tit\tr; and In the Open class, a four year the' Open were 'Jet," Black Labrador owned by Earl Cornelius, Mason City, 2nd; "Lonesome Black Labrador owned by Leland HirL, DCS Moines, 3rd, and ''G i Yellow Labrador owned by William Goering, The judges' award of merit went to Cecil Schultz' Black Labrador i Schultz is from Mason City. Placing in the Derby were 'Dec Gees Like Mike," Black Labrador owned by D. C. So- iom, Laurens, 2nd: "Misty Nile of Colldenc," Black Labrador owned by James Ashlock, Center Point, 3rd; and "Rowdy Dow's Sno-Drift," Black Labrador by Jack Bruns, George, 4th. Awards of merit went to "Knightsbridgc Black Charger," Black Labrador, owned by Kenneth Ludlow, Des Moines, a "Sprucclane's a Hawk," Black Labrador owned by E.

M. Keller, Waterloo. Judges were Earl Kitchen, Unionville, and Jack Van Bloom, Lincoln, open; and Frank Miller, St. Paul, and I. Buskoviak, Rochester, derby.

There were 34 dogs entered in the Open and 21 in the Derby. Women's results in Country Club golf tournament CHAMPIONSHIP Mrs. tvau Kobhins def. Mrs. I.ouls a a Mrs.

Amenl def. Mrs. Bud Spray wins Iowa City tourney Sers record 208 in meet IOWA CITY (AP)-Steve Spray set an 8-under-par record of 208 Sunday in winning his straight 'Central States golf tournament. Spray fired rounds of 66, 71 and 71 to top the 210 mark set by Marshalltown's John Liechty in 1961. Liechty won the tourney its first two years, and Spray has won the other two.

Liechty did not participate this year. Instead he won the Broadmoor Invitational tournament at Colorado Springs, Sunday. Runnerup in the Central States meet was Dave Bollman of Iowa City, four strokes back at 212 for the 54 holes. His 69 on the morning round was that set's best score. Third place went to John McGuiness of DCS Moines with a 219.

Some 200 golfers participated in the tourney. Scores of those finishing the championship flight: Steve Spray, Indianola 66-71-71--208 I) Hollman, I a McGuineii, Moines B1IJ Hall, Muntlctllo Dull. Iowa Cily J. I. Turner, Perrjr Flortn Dll'aflta, i Mollies Kick Haecele, DeKalb, Charlei Mullen.

Iowa City i Marschall. Clear Lake Bud McCardell, Newton Bert-man, Cedar Rapids Jim Scheppele, Waterloo Harrison, II a to L. E. Burkcll, a Falls; Reno Bertogli, Ankeny. Third--Keith Carstens, Ackley; C.

W. Krom- cr, a 1 Chuck Teeple, Charles City. Fourth Keith Drallc, Greene; Ross Blackburn, Cedar Falls; Dan Sexton, Su inner. Fifth--At Rogers, Cedar Falls; J. Parkersburg; Dave Alhcrlon, Charles City.

Sixth- Noel Liechty, Ankcny; Paul Hamilton, DCS Moines; Dr. Carrulhers, Ackley. Seventh -Andy Lodarbera, Marionette, M. Meints, Hampton; Jim Knapp, Greene. Eighth--Oscar Bartcls, Greene; Tom Green, Greene; Vcrn Anderson, Parkersburg.

Spencer gains state tourney in Legion play DEFIANCE Spencer joined Cedar Rapids, Burlington and Bancroft in the state Legion baseball tournament by defeat- ing Hamburg here 8-t in inter- district play. Dennis Dotson pitched a two hitter for Spencer. Five runs in the fifth inning iced the game Spencer. The lincscorc: c. MM.

Jim VanHeel def. Mrs. Jtalph Hihbard. Mrs. W.

A. Moulder def. Mrs. Leonard Zotsmann. Mrs.

Jack Martin def. Mrs. Howard Mri. Eddie def. Mrs.

D. I Dibble. FIRST FLIGHT Mrs. Ken Kew def. Mrs.

Jack Morgan. MM. Agnej Gallagher def. Mrs. Jack Grupp.

Mrs. Tyler def. Mrs. M. Soremon.

Mrs. Keith Koien def. Mrs. Florence Sward. Mrs.

Art Gerk def. Mrs. Robert lay Mrs. John Boulcott def. Mrs.

Robert Baker. SECOND FLIGHT Mrs. Leon def. Mrs. Jerry Ktsser.

Mrs. Jerry Torgerson def. Mrs. Art Stocks. THIRD FLIGHT (9-hnle) Mrs.

I Splndler Mrs. C. I John Oliver defv Mrs. Verne Aahby Mrs. Fobes.

Mrs. Robert Johnson def. Mrs. Kofc ert Large. Mrs.

William def. Mri. Jacobs. 75-7 1-7 I-- X'Q 71-72-71--220 70-78-7S 221 7 1-73-77 y9 71-73-78--222 71-74-77--222 71-71-77--222 32:1 7S-75-73-- 22X 75-76-72-- S'i3 Liechty easily wins Broadmoor golf tourney COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP)--Long-hitting John Liechty, Marshalltown, overpowered two- time champion Claude Wright of Denver 7 and 6 Sunday in the 36- hole finals of the Broadmoor Invitational Golf Tournament.

Hoerman wins Nashua feature NASHUA Jim Hoerman, Clarksville, won the main event in -the stock car races at the Big 4 Fair grounds here Saturday night. Stacy Redmond, Mason City, was second in the feature followed by Dean Schroeder, Clarion. Nearly 1,200 people attended the seven-event card. Two more games postponed in S-M baseball league Two Saturday night games in Southern Minnesota League were rained out, Mason City at Owatonna a Albert Lea at Mankato. The Albert Lea-Mankato game will be played Tuesday night.

No new date has been set for the Mason City- Owatonna contest. A full slate of games is listed for Wednesday night with Mankato to play at Mason City, Owatonna at Bloomington and Austin at Alfa Lea. The season is to close Aug. 7 but this now appears doubtful because Mankato must make up three postponed contests. MIDWEST LEAGUE BASEBALL STANDINGS Jamaican takes Iowa tennis open CEDAR PvAPIDS (AP)-Lance lott Lumbden, 23, a visitor from Jamaica, won the men's singles title in the Iowa Open tennis tour nament Sunday.

Lumsden was visiting with his tennis teammates from Southern Illinois University, Roy and Bob Sprengelmeyer from Dubuque after a knee injured in last week's national clay court meet kept him from going east to play. Bob in Sunday's singles semifinals, 7-5, 2-6, 6:3, while Bill Bail of Waterloo dumped brother Roy, 8-10, 6-3, 6-4. Lumsden then defeated the top-seeded Ball, 6-4, 6-4. It was still a family affair in the men's doubles as Lumsden and Bob Sprengelmeyer defeated Roy and veteran Len Prosser ofj Leawood, 6-3, 6-3. It was the first time since 1946 that Prosser has lost in open doubles competition.

The Jamaican took a defeat From Prosser in mixed doubles. Prosser and partner Lucille Davidson of Lee's Summit, knocked off Lumsden and Jean Harrison, also of Lee's Summit, 12-7. Mrs. Davidson took women's singles title over Charlene Mixdorf of Waterloo, 6-1, 6-0. Then she teamed with Nora Prosser to defeat Mary Mrzlak of Waterloo, and Jean Harrison in women's doubles, 6-1, 6-0.

14-and-under crown. Chuck Darley, Rochester, won the 18-and-under n's singles title from Ted Russell of Albuquerque, N.M., 6-3, 6-4 Saturday. Rulf Wulfsberg of Cedar Rapids defeated Jim Wing of Cedar Rapids for the 16-and-under crown. THE WOLF FISH is so named because of its ferocious appearance. At your theaters (Starting times furnished by Titaiw," legendary tale starring Steve (Hercules) Reeves and Gordon (Tarzan) Scott--1, 3:58, 6:56, 10:54, and "Tarzan the Magnificent," African jungle film starring Gordon 5:30, 8:28.

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