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Pagi- IRVING DAILY NEWS Monday, April 1, 1974 VTatthews tops at GT Diive Matthews, howling for the (iT C'kissics had the top single game score at (iolden Triangle last week. Matthews had a 270 game, and bowled a series, Loyall Lindman of the Karly Birds had the best series at the Triangle with a 731. The women were led by Bobbie Simmons of the Bowlettes, with a 245 game, lie Peggy Black of GT Mixed Classified was the top series bowler at the Triangle with a 592. Complete results from the Golden Triangle follow: TUES TRIO High gome Cathy 2 I I H.gh series Cathy Thomas, 578 Lf-admg teoms Triple Trouble, 84 28, 68 44 Libras, 63 49 GT MIXED CLASSIFIED gh gomes Gail Clemens 226, and Sue Solomon 2 1 7 High series Ray McCoy 577, and Peggy Black 592 GAY MONDIES Hgh gome Dionu Hamilton and Laur') (ioK 93 gti series Carol Mangum, 515 teams Why Not, 79 5 32 5, Toppers, 70 42, The 4 As, 66 5 45 5 TOUCH ME NOT gh grjmes Ralph Gillespie 230, ond Rosanne Davis 190 Hgh series Presley Hopper 591, and Joyce Benedict 486 lecjding teams Unfli.jUsdbles, 146 78. Pot Luck, 144 80, We Might I 40 86 MEADOW OAK FARMS High game fvri Roberts, 187 High series Helen Poindexter, 536 teams Burn Em Ups, 73 5 36 5, Inn, 66 5 40 5, We Three, 63 42 PIN QUEENS High gome Bonnie Champ nois, 212 High series Bonme Champenois, 577 Lending teams living Beauty Ara ciemy, 80 5 27 5, 4 Mixers, 70 38, JotiiiMie Ouio Start, 69 39 THURSDAY NITERS Higl: Clint Refer 209, and Ho Toney 185 High series Jim Dobbs 569.

and Flo loney 519 Ifiidiiuj tcdtn- fast 71 37 All ill Tne family, 67 5 40 5 Power five 66 42 BUSY BOWLERS Hnjh g.ime Marini, 203 gti Jon Johnston, 523 Ifiiilnig teams James Gnls, 78 5 5, Toppers. 67 49 Chorm 62 54 GENERAL TELEPHONE High (jiimes Don Soloman 206 and Viuj nid Gamer 1 94 H.gli series Charles Richards 586, ana 'y ii a Gamer 446 leading feams Uncantel'phony, 71 33. Ding A Lmgs. 58 46, The Other Team, 57 5 46 5 ODDS AND ENDS High games Bll Wood 203, and louise Aimstrong 173 Hgh series Bll Wood 548 and Shir ley Wooo 4 5 1 Leading teams Lunkers, 72 32, Hell lenders, 53 51 Last Place 4 48 5 55 5 TUESDAY TRIO WILL BEES gh gome Lew 194 H.gti Nancy Woods 4 75 leodiiig teoms Slow PoKes 71 5 36 5 Lovers 64 5 43 5 May Bees 63 45 CARLA COUPLES High. John Tayloi 235, and Doiis Ci-iinby 222 High series John Taylor 587.

and NEW IN IRVING WISCONSIN. ENGINE Sales, Service Parts Hcirley Industries, Texas Oklahoma Konsas distn butor for Wisconsiti engines IS fo announce the of IRVING RENTAL CENTER 735 W. SHADY GROVE IRVING, TEXAS 75060 (214) 259-8575 as an authorized dealer for Wisconsin etigine sales an.i service Call you will receive proi'npt attention to your 2 to 65 engine requirements Joyce Decjver 536 Leading teams Gootheads, 75 29, Wild Thungs, 65 39, Mix Ups, 64 40 GT STAFF High games Earl Pickett 234, and Virginia Enlow 21 I High series Earl Pickett 634, and Joy Wempe 554 Leading teams 134 66, S-W, 124 76, Betty-Don, 122-78 COFFEE CUPS High game Lucy Harrington, 203 High series Lucy Harrington, 539 Leading teams Executive Inn, 81 35, House of Foshion, 77 5-38 5, The Chirps, 75 41 WED NIGHTERS High games John Botseil 214, and Ruby Sfiaw 212 High series Sinclair 564, and Ruby Shaw 526 Leading teams Budweiser, 76-36, The Gosers, 76 36, Ruperdupes, 72 5-39 5 GT MAJOR CLASSICS High game Bob Nelson, 236 High series Bob Nelson, 646 Leading teams Popes Shamrock, 1021 551, Hoovers Moovers, 922 752, Team No 7, 858 816 TEACHERS High game Lois Pohl, 182 High series Ann StOwe, 519 Leading teams Alley Cats, 71 5-32 5. Lucky Three, 63 41, The Big 62 5 41 5 WINTER SPORTS High gomes Glen Morns 245, and Jerry Lewis 23 1 High series Howard 579, and Jerry Lewis 543 Leading teams Pmiacks, 80-28, Irish PoloKs, 73-35, Mr Quick, 68 5-39 5 HOLY BOWLERS High gome Eole Ernspiger, 208 High series Eole Ernspiger, 515 leading teams Roustabouts, 81-31, Lane Angels, 67 45, Alley Gators, 62 5 49 5 INDUSTRIAL CATERING High games Tracy Toylor 244, and Thelma Shuler 190 High series Tracy Toylor 580, and Patty Denman 489 Leading teams The Whoppers, 33-7, High Steppers, 25 15, Half Past 23 1 7 BOWLEnES High gan'f Bobbie Simmons, 245 gh serif- Bobbie birnmons, 568 Leading teams Irvmg Savings, 84 24, Lutky Strike, 72 36, Don Cares, 69 39 TUES NITE MIX UPS Higti games Jo' Stuberg, 214, and Marie Martin 223 High series Phil Stephens 568, and Charlene Ward 520 leading teams Gutterbugs, 161 55, Rolliii Store's, 143 73, Freed Furni ture 13977 WED BANTAMS High, games Rusty Garrison 181, and Penny Hocketi 162 H.gh series Poul Smith 299, and Panny Hcu kett 242 Leading teams Green Hornets, 6120, Gutter Balls, 56 25, Busy Bees, 50 5 30 5 SAT MORNING SLEEPERS Hgh games Tim Miller, 231 and Jon Burgess 1 74 H.gh se'ies Tim Miller 656, and Pam Boll 502 Leading teoms: Bed Raiders, 88 5-19 5, Never On Time, 78-26, Weasels Rip My Flesh, 78-30 TUES BANTAMS High gomes Steve Crow 132, and Ann O'Brien 1 1 4 High series Steve Crow 220, and Forrar 210 Leaaing teams: Red Xs, 60-21, Pin Busters, 59-22, Crozy Dolphins, 51 30 TARS High games Lelond Anderson 134, and Francis Thompson 1 14 High series Leland Anderson 236, and Frances Thompson 181 Leading teams Lil Rascals, 14-7, Dynamite, 13 5-7 5, Strikes, 10 5 10 5 COFFEE CUP High gome Lila Tuggle, 224 High senes Jon Johnston, 571 Leoding teams Executive Inn, 84-36, House of Fashions, 79 5-40 5, The Chirps, 77 43 BOWLING BELLES High gome Annobelle Selby, 193 High series Shirley Hicks, 526 Leading teams The Alley Pals, 74 5-37 5, Happy Hookers, 7141, Gutter Gitters, 69 43 EARLY BIRDS High game Loyall Lindman, 268 and Pot Rydley, 209 High series Loyall Lindman, 731 and Dot Carney, 528 Leading teams ivic Savings, 80-32, Bill and George Auto, 79-33, Cees, 70 5 41 5 LATE COMERS High gome Bill Pennington, 214 and Jody Holloway, 1 76 uigh series Bill Pennington, 549 and Glenda Barret, 485 Leading teoms" Boozers, 72-40, Uniques 70 5 41 5, River Boot Gamblers, 65 6-46 5 G.T SUNDOWNERS High game Gene Wrenn, 236 and Eva Roberts, 21 5 High series Ken Thornton, 623 and Carol Mongun, 537 Leading teams Fearsome Foursome, 78 5-29 5, Pinstrikers, 715-36 5, Jolly 4, 70 5-37 5 THURS TRIO High gome Charlotte Cole 201 eEP High series Pot Dhonow, 527 Leading teams We Three, 67 5-40 5, The Winners, 65 43, Three Stooges, 60 5-47 5 WEEK END WARRIORS High game Brian McDeormon, 141 and Deno Gill, 1 40 High series Bnon McDeormon, 238 and Robin Sackett, 257 Leading teams Strike Outs, 56 5 27 5, Hotshots, 53-31, 2 Buys and 0 gal, 49 5-34 5 TRIANGLE UELLES High gome Jenny Craddock, 214 High series Neldo Terry, 572 leading teams Park Insurance Agency 89 27, Tryettes, 80-36, Irv mg Cowgirls, 79-37 NITE OWLS High gome Ricky Ingram, 248 and Charlene Stugerg, 203 High ser es Ricky and Sherri Yarbrough, 547 Leodmg teams Left and Right, 150 74, Lucky 13, 150 74, Owl Hoots, 1 50-74 TOUCH-ME-NOTS High game Rolph Gillespie, 230 and Wood rolls 717 (iarry Wood, bowling at Irving Lanes for the Lads and Lassies League, was the top single game, and series bowler in Irving last week, as he bowled a 717 series, including a single game of 280. The top woman bowler at Irving Lanes for the week was shared by F.va Roberts and Nellie Painter, both in the Noon Doubles league.

Roberts had the high game of 21S, while had a series of SI7. Complete results from Irving I.anes follow: LADS AND LASSIES High Garry Wood 280, and luno Cisn-ibs 195 High series Garry Wood 717, and uiki Combs 501 Leaaing teams Chari.e's Grocery, 76 36 Ashes To Asnes, 72 40, Foul Upi 71 4 1 WILL BE PROS Hgh gonies Kelly McNeely 143, and Dehise Tevis I 4 7 gi' ser Kelly McNeely 34 7 and Rt'oncli: Stevenv 334 Lecci ng 'cams Stars and Strikes. 35 23 Gutter Bugs, 30 18 Cannon Bulls 26 22 IN CROWD gh ganzes Schultz 223, and no Tev 147 Hgh series Rck Schultz 617, and Tino Tev-: 147 leao-ng teams Three Kmgs, 68 5-39 5. Best 59 5 52 5 THE LEAGUE gt- games Joey Parsons RiCKy 214 ona Debbie Wnght 151 Hgh series Ky Schultz 571. ond Keesa T'Out 383 Leao.ng teams Runabouts, 71 45, Spit Dei 68 5 47 5, Determination 67 5 48 5 RE-ELECT JIM PARKS COUNCILMAN PLACE 2 CUT YOURSELF in on style Personally Yours f.iir I toi fH A()()()intnient 3021 W.

Irving Blvd. SCIENTIFIC HAIft CARE CENTER Rosanne Dairs, 190 High series Presley Hopper, 591 ond Joyce Benedict, 486 Leading teams Unflushobles, 146-78, Pot Luck, 144-80, We Might, 138-86 G.T. COMMERCIAL High game Ken Blair, 245 High series Ken Bloir, 658 Leading teoms: The Rich Kids, 139 77, Five Stogies, 13878, A Pork Cars, 1 36-80 MEADOW-OAKS FUN High game Millie Smickles, 187 High series Helen Poindexter, 536 Leading teams Burn Em Ups, 71 5-36 5, Pizza Inn, 66 541 4, We Three, 63-45 G.T. CLASSIC High gome Dove Matthews, 35-13 High series: Dove Matthews, 696 Leoding teams Bobby Loird Mcky, 35-13, Green Machine, 34-14, Hots Ones, 32-16 TEACHERS High game: Donaldson, 198 High series: Martin, 4982. Leading teams Alley Cots, 75 7-32 5, Lucky Three, 67-41, No Names, 65 5-42 5 Mac, Lamar head for Mustang holds tourney A celebrity golf tournament named for Dallas Cowboy all-pro guard John Niland benefiting the Fellowship of Christian Athletes will be held at Glen- lakes Country Club in Dallas on June 17.

Irving FCA area representative E.A. Gresham will be handling ticket sales for the first annual John Niland Celebrity Golf tournament, which will feature NFL stars from around the league, local celebrities and amateurs from the Dallas area. Other members of the tournament committee include Jack Kinder, Garry Kinder, Ron Case, Bill Krisher, and Doug Kingsriter. Advance tickets can be purchased from the FCA offices, Glenlakes Country Club, members of the FCA, and area huddle groups. The proceeds from the tourney will be used to allow young men from the Dallas area to attend summer FCA camps.

By TOM B. TURBIVILLE The Southwestern Conference race has come to a painful finish for four of the six participating schools, with Lamar High Schhoi ending a distant second, but gaining a spot in the Mustang Cup playoffs, by virtue of a two-point edge over Irving in the final standings. But it was MacArthur High School who took early command of the race, and weaken, as the Cards finished the loop campaign with a spotless 10-0-0 reading and a strong roll in the upcoming playoffs. Both Lamar and Irving High finished at 6-4-0, but on the Southwestern point distribution set-up, the Vikes gain the additional berth with 58 FINAL STANDINGS points, to 56. JV squad finished fourth at 5-5-0, with Arlington fifth at 3-7-0, and Sam Houston last without a win in their 10-game sprint.

The varsity Cardinals will face W.T. White High School in their first playoff game on Monday, while Lamar will take on North Dallas. The Mac-White contest will be played at J.O. Davis Field at 7 p.m. On Thursday, the Cards will meet Richardson Pearce at J.O.

Davis at 6:30 p.m., while Lamar meets bouth Garland on Wednesday. Then on Saturday, the Cards go to Central Park in Garland for a match with North Garland. Team standings after the first week of playoffs will determine wheather the team advances to the quarterfinals on April 10. On Saturday, April 13, the semi-finals will be played, with the finals of the Mustang Cup coming on April 27, at Texas Stadium, preceding the Dallas Tornado-St. Louis Stars pro game.

Mac will have the work cut out for them, especially in the North Garland game. The North Garland team is yet to be scored on this year. Mac has been scored on only nine times, having scored 59 goals against opponents. Team Pts MacArthur 10 0090 Lamar 64 0 58 Irving 64 0 56 MacArthur JV 5 50 49 Arlington 37 0 36 Sam Houston 0 100 9 ROY A. DAVIS Irving Resident Irving Businessman Attorney at Law Irving Homeowner Concerned Citizen Fomily Mon Married, 2 Children Sunday School Supenndendent Faith Nazorene Church ROY A.

DAVIS Place 8 II. A.lvC'tismq Poid For By Roy A Dovis I 7 Cir EARLY RISERS gh gome Diane Bauer and Lessie Pitman, 186 High series Moni Strickland, 516 Leading teams Swingers, 81-27, Woodchoopers, 65-43, Dondys, 54 54 GENERATION GAP High gomes Rick Schultz 223, and Tino Tevis 201 High series Rick Schultz 559, and Cheryl Pointer 474 Leading teams Cool Breeze, 603 348 Turtles. 578 368, Purple Hoze, 560-380 NOON DOUBLES High games Richard Reese 203, and Eva Roberts 215 H.gh series Joe Gonzoles 550, and Nellie Painter 517 Leading teams 74 42, No 5, 68 48, 67 49 FRIDAY NITERS H.gh games Dick Coshion 220, and Jo Ann McClellon 1 81 H.gh series Dick Coshion 541, and Mary Carey 477 Leading teams DePriest Music, 148 68 Five Junkies 141-75 GUYS AND DOLLS High gomes Don Bayne 209, and Paula Harris 194 High series Don Boyne 538 and Pot Hoskins 508 Leoding teams Pm Jomm ers, 75 41, Family Atfoir, 63-53 IRVING MEN'S MAJORS High gome Carl Morns, 222 High series Carl Moms, 581 Leading teams Coors Bunch, 71 5 40 5 The Alley Kats, 71 5 40 5, The Family and One, 68 44 Call your banker or your butcher with equal dignity. Ask for our Bigshot walnut Chest Phone QQ GEHERAL TELEPHORE.