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PLAYGROUND DAILY NEWS, Wednesday Morning, October PLAYGROUND DAILY NEWS, Wednesday Morning, October Can Vikings Overcome Aggie Obstacle? A TIME ihere wis this of Vikings who tflought they were the meanest, rouahest anri QtTM I included a 43-0 win over Escambia, a 40-0 iriumnh over minis ihk a Ulere WIS this Vikings, who the meanest, roughest and strongest outfit in their lerntorial bpundries. And they had good reason to believe ar bef re won more of their anj the me W8rriors still within their to buM and mo)d the a had very good reason to think they would roll out and conquer any opposing force. To show their strength this band of Vikings decided to invade thelandoftheLionintheirinitialbattlc And why not? It was these Lions which in the previous year dommated not only the Northwest territory, but also the entire land which draped east and south. So, with the utmost confidence these Vikings donned their battle gear and made what they hoped might be a suprise attack on the Lions LJtn. It was no surprise.

The Lions were ready. And when the battle was over UieJVikings found themselves retreating to their home land, scratched and scarred by the claws of the hungry Lions With their pride stung by defeat, the Vikings returned home to mend their wounds and regroup their forces Around the Viking village'there was talk talk that maybe just maybe, the Vikings were not what they had appeared to be! But this particular band of Vikings was a'stubborn bunch. They refused and mourn their defeat. With determination and pride they rebuilt their attack and in doing so made for what it's worth ron baiicki sports editor it much stronger, They then went on a rampage, all but demolishing every foe which got into (heir way. So impressive were these Vikings in the six weeks which followed their initial defeat, that they once again became known and feared throughout the territory.

This leads us to the present and although this may sound like a fairy tale, it is in fact, a reality. And, it is no secret that these Vikings are those assembled at Fort Walton Beach High School under the expert guidance of Chester Norris and that their battleground is a football field. Since that opening game 28-0 loss to Tallahassee Leon's Lions, who won the slate 4A grid championship last year, the Vikes have comeback and crushed five straight opponents. Included in those victories was a string of 19 consecutive scoreless quarters, broken only last Friday when Panama City Rutherford scored on a long pass play on the fourth period. FWB has oulscored its opponents 169-6 in that five game span which included a 43-0 win over Escambia, a 40-0 triumph over Woodham, a 28-0 victory over Mosley, a 30-0 decision over Washington and a 28-6 win over Rutherford.

The siring enabled the Vikings to climb out of the obscurity which followed (he Leon game to a No. 19 ranking in the Dunkel State Ratings, which last week honored Norris as one if its Coaches of the Week. Since lhatopening defeat the Vikes offensive attack has been so overpowering that each battle's eventual outcome could be determined long before the finish, In their five straight victories the combination of the Viking offense and defense has dominated the opposition to the tune of' first downs, 94-29; rushing yeards, passing yards 408 on 28 of 61-140 on 14 of 54. And to add a bit more flavor to the sweet tasting statistics, the Vike defense has also forced their opponents into 17 turnovers. But while the stats and the string of shutout quarters are most impressive they could turn into meaningless numbers after this Friday night That's when the Vikings meet their most serious NFL STANDINGS UflllHl Prtii Intirnition.l Americin Conference i L.

T. Pit. PF "'f, 5 I 0 17. Buffalo 2 0 1)2 BalllmO" 0 .533 151 NY Jels 2 0 129 New England 2 .333 CenTrtl W- L. T.

Pel. PF Cincinnati Plllsurgh HDUlfon Theoppositionwillbelhatof thePensacola Tale Aggies a team which is undefeated in six outing this year, including' a 37-21 victory over Leon. Like FWB, Tale boasts a potent offensive attack, one which is led by standout quarterback Scotli Madison and has produced 175 points this season, Defensively the Vikings, by way of their shutout string, have Ihe edge on the Aggies, allowing only 36 points this season compared lo Tale's 96. However, against common opponents (Leon Mosley and Washington) FWB owns a 2-1 record and has scored 58 points while allowing 28 and Tale is 3-0 with 88 pomis for and 48 against. In district play the Vikes own a 3-0 record while the Aggies are 1-0.

While FWB will have one more district game after Friday Tale will still have three. Bui il is doubtful either will lose in those outings, making the matchup on Halloween night one which should attract more attention than witches, goblins and ghosts of the eerie night. Il will also be homecoming nighl for FWBHS Friday and combine this with the imporlanceof the game and it should add up lo a standing room only crowd, surpassed only by thai of a FWB- Choctaw game. The Aggies are expected to bring a large following to Memorial Stadium and if you plan to do your "Trick or Treating" and then go to Ihe game, you may find yourself watching the action near or around the end zone area. As for the Halloween flare the Tricks could come on the football field as each team is expected to dig deep into its bag and come out with whatever new wrinkle it can.

And the only better Treat than the festivities of homecoming will be (barring any unforseen miracle upset) awarded the winner in the form of adistrict litle Now that's a Trick or Treat worth seeing. SCOREBOARD Former Boxer Carpentier Dies ---i------ "I might have been the chamn. russetl unnH innliQ ino ctnui. Cleveland OsVlsnd Kansas City Denvtr San Dalla! washlnglori St. Louis NY G'anls Philadelphia MlnneMla Oelroll Green Bay Chicago 5 1 0 170 i 0 134 .000 a L.

T. Pet. PF 4 3 3 0 .500 140 3 3 0 .500 0 6 .000 31 Nillontl Conference Ellt L- 1 Pel. PF 0 HI 2 0 .647 IM) 1 0 1H (7 U1 1M Cenlri! w. L.

T. PCI. PF 6 0 01.000 1U 3 3 0 .500 111 1 5 0 87 i 5 i 5 Montreal Los Angeles Pittsburgh Delroll Washington W- L. T. PCI.

PF PA Los Angeles 5 1 0 .833 127 76 Sin rranciKo 2 4 .333 155 115 Allanta 2 .333 New Orleans. 1 5 45 Mondiy'j Reiull Minnesota 13 Chicago 9, ntght sh kOO NBA STANDINGS United Preis Inlernatlxul Eaitern Conference Allnllc Dlvliion W. L. Pel. Phlladflptila 2 01.000 Boston I oi.OOO Bulls'o 1 01.030 New York 1 2 .333 centril Division W.

L. Washington 1 1.000 New Orleans 3 Atlanta I Houston 0 Cleveland 0 Western Conference Midwnl Diviilm W. Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Kansas City I 0 0 Pacific Division Seallle Angeles Rhoenix Golden State Portland 1 Pel. .500 .500 .000 000 PCI. 1.000 -SCO .500 .000 O.B.

Vi O.I. 1 O.B. Monday'! Rdull Philadelphia 117 Los Angeles 104 Tuesday's Gamis Houston at Buffalo -Golden Stare al New York Portland at New Orleans Seattle al Chicago Los Angeles at Milwaukee ABA STANDINGS' By United Priss Intlrnitlgital East W. L. Pet.

OS. New York 2 1 .647 -Kentucky 2 1 .447 -SI. Louis 1 2 Ml I Virginia 0 2 .000 111 West W. L. Pel.

C.I. 2 01.000 2 i .667 Denver Indiana San Anton'o San Diego Utah 1 JOO MoncUy's Results No games scheduled Tuesday's Game San Ar.tor.lo vs. Vlro'nla al Norfolk WHA STANDINGS By United Press International East W. L. T.

Pis OF DA Cincinnati 410 i New England 2 0 I 17 51 Indian spoils 3 5 0 i It Cleveland 1 2 9 I 13 West W. L. T. Pts OF OA PnoenIK 3 0 8 San' Diego 3 1 1 Mlnneso'a 3 3 1 7 II Denver 3 3 0 i JS Houston 2 0 Canadian W. L.

T. Pts OF OA Winn'peg i 12 IS' OMtK 1 0 10 30 II Edmonton 3 4 1 7 Toronto 1 1 1 3 Calnary I Monday'! Results No games scheduled Tuesday's Sames Quebec al Toronto fr.e*nix at Edmonton NHL STANDINGS UitHMl Prtsi HvltlM W. L. T. Hi OF OA 1 1 II 31 NY islanders 5 1 J2 NY Ranters 1 5 1 31 AlUfltl 2 5 1 i 3 1 ChktfO 51.

Louis lUniM City Vancouver MvMHt W. L. T. Ph tf I 2 2f 30 2 I 77 22 3 3 1 21 3 5 I 7 27 i i 31 Buffalo Toronto Boston California Norris Division W. L.

T. Pts I 2 6 4 0 4 I I 0 7 3 1 I Adams Division W. L. T. Pts I 0 0 4 3 I 3 3 2 3 4 3 Manday'i Reiull NY Islanders 4 Montreal 4 Tuesday's Games Atlanta at Vancouver Washington al Los Angeles NHL STATS OF GA 14 51 21 12 31 47 30 23 3 19 43 3 35 50 OF OA 1) 17 21 2) i I 25 tallnjr, Clarke, Troll Olonne.

Mshovllch, Montreal Philadelphia NY Islanders Los Angeles Montreal Perreaull. Bulfalo Polvln, NY Islanders Marlin, Buffalo Unger. St. Louis Esposllo, Boston Luce, Bgffa'o Cournoyer, Montreal Ratelle, NY Rangers Gilbert, NY Rangers Murphy, Aii-jeln A Pis 1012 -22 (13 19 (12 (II I I 4 1 2 i 5 4 7 5 4 I 4 I 3 9 3 3 DIVISION POLL DIVISION II Sen Ml 1. North Dakola (7-01 2.

Boise state (e-0-11 3. Eastern Kentucky 4. Grarnbling (6-1) 5. Weslem Kentucky (6-11 6. Idaho State (61) 7.

LelUhah (PAI 16.1) 8. So. Carolina St. (5-0-1) 1- UC Davis (61) lO.dielSouthern (LAI (6-1) NorlhernColoraoo (6-0) )' Others receiving voles: Akron; Be. Inune Cookman (FLA); Delia Miss); Indiana stale Una, 1 Jackson Slate (Miss); Jacksonville (Ala); New Hampshire; NlchollslSlate (La); North.

ern Michigan; Northwest Missouri; DIVISION III 1. Willenberg (Ohio) (701 3. llnaca (NY) 17-0) 3. Wldener (PA) (6 0) 4. Calif.

Lutheran (6-0) 0 5. Ml. Union (6-1) 6. Indiana Central 6 1 7. (Mich) (60) Williams (Mass) Hillsdate (Mlcril (62) 10.

8. MarshalKS-l) EWGA PAIRINGS Eglin women's Golf Association will hold Its 22nd annual Invitational Tour- namenl Thursday at the Eglin Course. A 9 a.m. sholgunslartis planned.Pal/lngsfor Ir.e tourney: Tee 1 Championship A Flight Tish Keallng, Eglln; Pat Hawkins, Rocky Bayou; Andy Edwards, Rocky Bayou; Nancy Ravnsford, Eglln. Sharon Smim, Scenic Hills; Bev Mlckael, Rocky Bayou; Mary Barrow, Pensacola'CC.

Tee 2 Cnamplonsnlp FJIghl -Margaret Chancey, Panama CC; Dotlie Holman, Pensacola CC; Jean Sucahan. Eglln. Corlqe Corbin, Panama CC; Mlwa I keguchl, Panama CC; Dink La-jds. Eglln; Wanda Jackelt, Eglln. Tee 4 Champlonshlp'c Flisht Gerrle Ford, Panama CC; Dee Panama Lalrell Jackson, Eglln; Pat Blu4worlh, Lake Lorraine.

Mary Ann Black, Forl Walton Beach; Kalle Leonard, Pensacola CC; Takl Cartwrighl, Rocky Bavou4 Ann Gruber, Eglin. Tee 7 Millie Gallowas, Eglln vs Fran Taylor, Eglln; Char McElhare, Eglln vs. Bellye Tiplon, Eglln. Merel Blxby, FWB vs Jane Cox, Eglin; Peggy Stark, Santa Rosa Shores vs. Eck Lyons, Eglin.

Tee 9 Kay Pederson, Osceora vs. Evelyn Thotfes, Maxwell AFR; flelty Thompson, Eglin vs. Gladss Booadwell, Eglin. Paula Collings, Panama CC vs. Pat Markey, Fl.

Rucker; Kay Hancock. Panama CC vs. Jo Burger, Kurlburl. Tet 10 Third Flignt Fran Cfark, Eslln vs. Jackie Clark, Fl.

Rucker; Llbby Barton, Pensacola CC vs. Trudy Pelissier, FWB. Marie Wheelahan, Maxwell AFB vs. Loretla Gray, Panama CC; Nina Burson, Maxwell AFB vs. Mary Blanchird, Eglln.

13 Fourth Flight Jene Car. penrer, FWB vs. Mary Margaret Henderson, Eglin; Virginia Tew, Eglln vs. Ruth Harehoarger, Tvndall. Doris KldO, Maxwell vs.

Alice Chantey, Panama Quintan, Eglin vs. Marlon Martowe, Osceofa, Tee 13 Film Flight Edna Johnson, Egllr.vs.Sve Biown, Eglln; Collie Kn'ghl, Rocky Bayou vs. Donna Sluarl, FWB. Blllle Belt, Osceola vs. Pat Kayman, Eglln; Alice Gillette, Eglin vs.

Fran Fletcher, Egltn. Tee 15 Sixth FlkjM Grace Winjo, Eglln vs. Beny Fitzgerald, Tyixwtl; Fay Mingtf, Rocy Bayou vi. Caroi Poslon, Tvndall. Jan Good, Tyndall vs.

Mildred Hayes, Tyndall; Lucille MacOonald, Eglln vs. Margaret Civltch, Eglin. Tet U- Seventh Fliohl Zoe Marriott, Eglln vs. Jem Sptnce, Tyndall; Ernestine Barktr, CrMtvttw vs. Ann Curtil, Tyndal I.

Jo Gorman, Eglln vs. Marlon Hdrhautr, Esirm Shtfty Seymour, Creitvkwvi.B.J. Rlity, Flhikl-Kay OscMll vs. Mary Lou Hughty, Eglin; Dontttiy DaquffW, SHiM ROM Snorts vs, DwH, Corlnnt Htmtogltftv CfHM vl. Itla WHts, etUfi PaoU HVMMY, Hociiy Glmy Tucker, TyneMI.

IS75 PGA TOP 100 WASHINGTON (LPII Th Final 1975 top 100 money winners I. Jack Nicklaus Jonnny Miller 3. Tom Welskopf 4. Hale Irwln i. Gene Littler 6.

Al Cielbergf 7. Tom Walson 8. John Mahiltey 9. Lee Trevlno 10. Bruce Crampton II.

Bob 12. Hiberl Green 13. Ray Floyd 14. Billy Casper )5. Lou Graham 16.

Jerry McGee 17. J.C. Snead 11. Tom Xile Charles Coody 20. Pat Fitislmons 21.

Miller Barber 22. Jerry Heard 23. Rcqer Mallble 24. Dave Hill 25. Rik Massengale 75.

B.R. McLendon 27. Gary Player 21. Dave Stockton 29. Dor: 1 30.

Don January 31. Gary Groh 37. Ben Crenshaw 13. Brian Allin 34. Peter Oosterhuls 15.

Rod Ctrl 36. Arnold Palmer 37. Don Iverson 38. Gibby Gilbert 39. Pearce Larry Zlegler 41.

Joe Inman, Jr. 2. Bob Wynn 43. Feiler 44. David Graham 45.

Jim Colbert 46. Bobby Nichols Haves 44. Leonard Thomson 19. Rod Funselh 50. Jim Simons 51.

EdSneed 53. Tom Jenkins 53. Andy North 54. Bob E. Smith 55.

Steve 56. John Sen lee 57. Wally Armstrong 51. Art Wall 59. Gary McCord 60.

Gil Morgan Bobby Cole 61. Larry Hinson 63. Mlke'Hill 64. Mike Money 65. Tom Shaw 66.

Larry Nelson 67. Julius Boros Dale Douglass 69. Jim Denl 70. George Kn-jdson 71. Allen Miller 72.

Ken sun 73. Berl Yancey 74. Bruce Llelzke 76. Bob Stanton 77. Tommy Aaron 71- Bill Rogers 79.

Bobby 1 Mitchell N. Danny Edwards al. Lee Eider VI. Bruce Devlin Terry Dill 84. Xermlt Zarley S5.

Victor Regalado 86. John Schroeder 97. Bob Oickson 8a. Lanny Wadklns Mason Rudolph 92. Butch Baird 93.

Chuck Courtney 94. Alan Taple 95. John Lister 96. Frank Beard 97. Homero Blancas ft.

Jim Masserlo 99. Jim Wiechers 100. Dan Sikes PGA JTO.149 H6.II8 205,380 175.193 153,795 141.471 134.206 132,532 127,471 113.569 103,627 102,275 96,425 93,569 17,045 16,112 11,973 11,035, U.533 77,079 7S.971 73,943 72.M5 69,969 61,296 63,571 60,326 59,599 59,017 56,559 56,279 54,595 53,225 52,414 52,157 51,642 50,111 49,135 49,297 47,724 46,634 45,267 44.729 44.730 44,707 44,337 44,078 43,519 43,028 42,772 42,441 41,143 41,696 41,102 39,948 39,810 36411 34.583 33,649 37,554 31,640 31,413 31,290 30.891 29.737 39,412 29.302 28.962 27J01 26.809 26.427 26.065 25.897 25,833 25,520 24,408 23.330 33,033 22,140 22447 22,433 22,419 22,111 22,131 22,127 "I might have been the champ, but it does not matter. I have no regrets. I've had a wonderful lite and if I had to do it all over again, I'd do it all the same Car- penlier, in an interview in 1955.

PARIS (UPI) Georges Carpentier, who fought and lost boxing's first "Million Dollar Gale" bout against Jack Dempsey in 1921, died Monday night after a heart attack. He was 81. Nicknamed the "Orchid Man" because of his boulevar- dier, man-about-town appearance even during his ring career, Carpenlier retained his top 60 money winners are exempt from qualifying for all 1976 PGA lour events. NCAA STATISTICS Rushing yds avg Id yd.pg 1.Ricky Bell.SlhrnCI. 7 2171233 5.7 10 "6 1 2.HerbLmk,LngBch 1 213 1101 5.2 11 3.SnnyCllns,Kntcky 5.13 )34 9 4.Chuck«i-ncl,Clfrn 7 147 920 6.3« 131.4 S.ArchleGrffn.OhSt.

I 152910 6.02 1300 Passing aft emp Inl yHstdcm.pt I.GeneS«lck,Toled226144 9 1794 II 11.0 2.StevMyr,NwMxc021SH4 11 14741319.3 3.Joeernr,N.E.Lsn23l 120 1114435 15.0 4.CrgPnrs,SnDgSI. HO 104 13 ISM 10 H.9 i. Jck Hndrsn.Orgn 205 10913 3 14.0 Total Offtnu 1 Hm yaS yd PU I.GeneSwick.Told 340 19135.315 339.) 2.JmsKbck.Hrvrd S164 11036.711 720.6 J.Crg Pnps, InDOSk 7209 14127.1 10 211.7 4.BruceHill.Arlzn 6 1 7 4 12317.111 205.2 5.SlvMyr,NwMxc 7247 13715.412 194.9 strl I h) 4i l.PeleJohnson.OhioSI. Ml 0 0 in 154 2.HefbLusk,Longltechll4 0 0 14 105 3.DavklHiiu,ArknuSt. 711 0 0 64 4.mkyBtll,Sov!hlna 710 2 0 62 I.I S.TonyDontt.PlTsbrgti 7 10 0 0 aO It idvtHHct.Mcl.avi 4 4 1 1 9 MMvtQutM 5.5 1 5 4 3.l«Chm»rm,rrnctrS2M»0 i.i 140 5.J 1J.I i.

Owy Fewlk, YaU 17,7 waThaifand T'l bdUnCed Dempsey COUnl nine Car enlier Ighl: red for victory, green for gray hair and his erect bearing glassy-eyed into the ropes. But back on his feet and threw a defeat. A green rocket arched the punch broke the French- to the end. A funeral service will be held Thursday in the Madeleine church, where funeral ceremonies usually are held only for Paris notables. Burial will be in the family crypt at Vaires-sur-Marnes, 25 miles northeast of Paris, Carpentier died while Dempsey, first his opponent and later his friend, was ill in a New York hospital.

Carpentier. fought Dempsey July 2, 1921 at Boyle's Thirty Acres near Jersey City. He got off to a fast start, unleashing a straight right in the second man's right and that ended his chances. In Ihe fourth round Dempsey felled Ihe Frenchman for a Ruckel Runners Roll Past Bruner Ly Wins FWB Net Title In Men's Singles Action lu mien' a uneai. rt giucn IUIKCI artncu righl at Dempsey, who blocked through the nighl sky and Ihe il and countered with a flurry crowds groaned.

of punches. A righl to the hearl doubled Carpentier up and a second righl stretched him for the full count. Back in Paris, in those days without transoceanic radio, the DompSSy Condition Ruckel placed seven runners bad news arrived by cable. By in the lop ten to slop Bruner (low prearrangement, a rocket was score wins) 24-35 in a junior high to be fired over Paris, whose school cross country meet held boulevards were filled with al Niceville Tuesday. fans, to signal the result of the Rruner's Ricky West took firsl place honors with an 11:38 winning time; he was followed by James Griffiths, (R) 3rd, The FWB Ladies Golf George Woods 4ih, Torri Association met Tuesday for a 4- McPherson (B), and 5thi Mike ba lcam P' av witn handicap.

Cross (R). The competition was very close Rounding out (he len were- as a lne winners lied. Doris 6th, Mike Dallman (R), 7th, Melchor, Dollie Blakenship, FWBLGA Results Carpentier was born Jan. 12, 1894, at Lievin-les-Lens in the coal-mining country of northern France. Contrary lo legend he never mined coal.

Listed Satisfactory NKW YORK I Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey remained in a New York hospital Tuesday, undergoing "evaluation tests." His condition was described as "satisfactory" by a hospital spokesman and "fine" by his wife. "Mr. Dempsey is coming along fine," said Mrs. Demp" Lap Ly defeated Fred Serrett tocapture the Men's Singles championship in the Fort Wallon Beach Tennis Club's annual tournament Monday. In the Men's Doubles division of the tourney, which boasted one of the largest fields ever, Clayton Jordan and Mike Lege took lop honors by defcaling Russ Youngblood and Mike Ryan in the finals.

R. Stewart won the Men's Singles title while Howard Shipley took the Men's 45 Singles crown. S. Hearne won the Men's Novice Singles event while the team of Coleson- Coleson took the Mixed Doubles title. Retsy Bevino won the ladies Singles tille and later teamed up with Kathy Bulot to take the doubles championship.

Results in the tourney: Men's A Singles--Lap Ly defeated Fred Serrell, 6-1, 63. Wen's Singles--R. Stewart defeated A.B. Galloway, 6i, 6 3. Men's 45 Singles--Howard Shipley defeared J.

Breedon, 34, 6-2. 7-5. Men's Novice singles-S. Hearne defeated Mike O'Brien, 7.4, 4.2. Men's Doubles-- Clayton Jordan Mfte Lege defeated Russ Youngttood M'Xt Ryan.

4-2, 6-7, 6-t. Men's Consolation Doubles--Breedon. Falkenberg defeated G. Cameron-T. Hall, IH.

4-0. Mixed Doubles--Coreson-Coleson defeated Damm-Airen, 76, 7-5. Men's Ingres L. uv defeated J. Appreby, 60, 63.

F. Serrelt defeated M. Leg 4 6, 7.5. A.B. Galloway defeated C.

Lull, i R. 5'flwart defeated S. Tepper, 6.3, 4.3. Men's Doubles Holmes-O'Day defeated Ingalls Imsand, Ji: tl. Wesl-RoiumulsH defeated Ursuhart.

Hartiog, 63, 6.3. Bridges Shlp'ey defeated Holmes 0- Day, 6-2, 3 Bevino Ly defeated Braeklord Adams, 6. 3, 60. Ryan-Youngbfood defeared Rhoads. Dunn.

62. 6-1. Ryan-Youngbiood defeared West RoiumulsXi, 6-2, 6 0. Galioway-Reed defeated MarKn Leger. Bjrnelt McCarthy defeated Cameron.

Lull, 6-3, 4-6. 60. MeWer.Appleby defeated Breedon Falkenberg, 6-3, 2.4, 6-4. Dair.m wnriedeleated otedsoe.WJiile, 6- 6 4 HobMn warr defeated Tepper. Green.

Joyner-Anderson defeated Miller. Overslreel, 6-4, 6-3. Leoe-jordan delealed 0, M. Meliler.Appleby detealed Burnett- McCarthy, 60, David Swenson delealed Joyner. Anderson, 4-1, 4-7, 44.

Lege-Jordan defeated MeNler App'eby, 60, i-1. Davld-Swenson defeated Oamm-Whlte; 4-3. Mlied Doubles Golden Gotten defeated pratts-Plalls, 40, 40. Joyr.er.joyner defeated Frisk Samper. 6 2 6 0 Dattm Alien defeated Rhoads.

Rhoads, 60,60. BulotBulol defeated Imsand-lmsana, 63,64. defeated Renshaw. Bevino Bevino Renshaw, 60, 63. Joyncr-Joyner ofeated Golden-Golden, 76, 6-2.

Kobson-Hobson defeated Ruddlck, 6-1, 6 4 Breedon-Breedon defeated Hartiog- Oukes, 6 1. 6 2. Bridges-Bridges defeated 36, 61, 6-2. Galloway-Weiss defeated OiiverOliver, 63, 62. Colson Colson defeated Youngbtood- 6-1, 63.

Breedon-Breedon defeated Hobson. Hobson, 6-1, 2-6, 61. Bridges-Bridges delealed Cameron Wilson, 7 6. 6 2. Galtoway-Welss defeated David- Grimmig.

6-2, 64. Colson Colson defeated Breedon. Breedon. 6-1. 6-4.

Bevino-Bevino defeated Joyner.joyr.er, 6 3 6-1. em, Mike Dallman (R), 7th, rae 'cnor, uoilie Blakenship, dlu "ne, saia mrs. uemp- John McCovey 8lh David une Snailh and Helen Heckroth se V- Tn doctors are going to Thomas (R), 9lh Ron Woodcock lieli ln Mar gie Deal, Bonnie make a few more tests but and 10th, Jeff Crisatulli i a and Jaunila everything is fine and he is in Janasiewicz for firsl place. Eood spirits, Good wishes have Ruckel runners also placed Second place honors were been coming in and we are shared by Jo Berger, Shirley verv louched by everyone's second in a meet al Faulkner 1J uerger, snirley 'J iwuuicu uy cveryon Slate Junior College Invitational Ship'ey and Barb Baker who tied concern and thoughtfulness." meet in Mobile this past weekend. Opelika was first with 33 i second 64, Davidson Ihird 84, McGill fourth 108, and Murphy fifth 175.

Griffiths placed second with a lime of 8:17 on the IB mile course. Mike Cross, David Thomas, Joe Phillips, and Mike Dallman made fine showings for Ruckel. Taige Higgs of Ruckel was (he first girl runner to finish. Her lime of 9:45 gave her 32nd place, with Joyce Smore, Lanie Hull, Peg Garlock and Betty Buchanan. Next week will be a business meeting 8:30 a.m.

followed by 9 holes of play. The Fall Handicap Tournament will start November 11, of you have not signed up please do so soon! Portland Thunder $94,000 In Debt PORTLAND I The Portland Thunder, which went under when the World Football League folded last week, has debts totaling about $94,000. Bob Brodhead, general manager of (he team, and Bill Tainan, Ihe majority owner from Fresno said Tuesday it would be up to Thunder investors to decide how, when and if they will handle Ihe defunct franchise's liabilities. Liabilities include about $74,000 owed to the approximate 3,700 season ticket holders for three games which will not be played and an estimated $20,000 in bills "within the community, such as printers, Brodhead said. "I'd say the bills owned will be less than $20,000," Brodhead said.

"We spent so little the last few weeks. Bui (here's nolhing major, just a lol of little Ihings." Dempsey, 80, entered New York University Hospital during the weekend. Banku FURNITURE COMPANY 139S. EGUN PARKWAY W4UO-, EaAto. tMBRlCAN TRADITIONAL INTtBlOW SIMMONS I Beautyrest Mattress I Playground Area i Authorized Dealer For Ethan Allen American Traditional, Simmons Beautyrest Bedding And Other Fine Furniture TOP LADY METIERS Kathy Bulot (left) and Retsy Bevino teamed up to defeat Ann Joyner and Shirley McCarthy lo capture the doubies championship in Ihe ladies division of the annual FWB TennisClub Tournament.

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