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1 PAGE FOUR THE DANVILLE NEWS, DANVILLE, PA. TUESDAY, JULY 11, W2 i io 3-8'nitti win iw i Pro-Files British Open under way tournament Wednesday Guthrie, Berwick. -English Pleasure Mar Sandee, Joanne Hanley, Eagles Mere; Scot Free, i Wendy Hoppes, Sandystone Farms RD Positive Thinking, Cindy Gass, Orangeville RD 1. Randy Sidle fans 1 1 batters enroute to win take care of the horses and operate the registration booth. This is a fun show, with classes for all ages.

-There are classes for the Smal Fry as well as the Senior Citizen with 104 horses shown. Results of. the show are as follows: Yearlings and Weanlings Halter ElmtreeS Aquewa JB, owner, Mary Beyer, Danville RD Kims Poco Champion, owner, Kim Collotty, 8 Valley View Raiders Hannock, owners, Wayne and Linda Fagan, Bloomsburg RD 3. Unityville; Loves Cricket, Debbie Dildine, Danville; Sues Go Go, Pat Hill, Berwick. Open Pleasure Mar Sandee, Joanne Hanley, Eagles Mere; Debbie Dildine Danville; Wildn King, Jan Jurballa, Millville.

Senior Ride at Will Miss Beggan Van, Kathie Swope, Watsontown; Max- Sandee, Carolyn Hanley, Eagles Joys Go Boy, Mrs. E. L. Crigger, Millville. Costume Class Original Kookie, owner! Mary Beth Auten; Midnight, -owner, Martee Karnes, Bloomsburg RD Seban, Dorothy Martz, Danville RD 2.

Fun ni test Lancer, owner, Linda Lowe, Bloomsburg RD Lil Show Queen, Cecilia Musselman, Berwick; Spotted Sue, owner, Richard Slusser, Bloomsburg. the box score: LEWISBURG (0) AB '201 Fisher, 3b 2 0 1 Ranck, lb 4 0 .1 Manning, cf 4 0 1 Wetzel, ss 3 0 1 Weikel, 2 0 0 Mabusfc 3 0 0. Baker, If 3 0 0 Fitzgerald, rf 3 0 0 TOTALS 24 0 4 DANVILLE (4) DANVILLE Danvilles Post 40 American Legion baseball unit advanced its second-half record in the Susquehanna League to 3-0 last evening with a 4-0 over Lewisburg on the Danville State Hospital diamond. Randy Sidler hurled the 'distance for the local nine and annexed the victory. Sidler struck out 11 Lewisburg -batsmen and walked four.

He aided his own effort with two singles in three times at the plate. Danville put its first run on the board in the first inning after A1 Leech singled. Jerry Gresh followed with a one-base safety which advanced Leech to third after he stole second Leech then went hoipe after Scott Sidler flied out to right field. Leech, Scott Sidler and Lary Ashenf elder scored the three runs fpr Danville in the thirds The inning included a double by Scott Sidler and singles by Wertman and Randy Sidler. Fitzgerald was charged with the loss.

He was relieved by Weikel. MUIRFIELD, Scotland (UPI) If golf titles were negotiable currency, thered be- a lot of on hand at this weeks British Open Golf championship. A chosen half-dozen contenders at this 101st renewal of the ancient which gets underway Wednesday, could muster a collection to gladden the eyes of the most particular burglar. Leaving out such players as Tony Jacklin of England, whose trophy case contains replicas of the U.S. and British Opens, Australian Kel Nagle and New Zealander Bob Charles, both former Open champs, theres still six men with no less than 37 major world titles between them.

Jack Nicklaus, 9-4 favorite to win the $125,000 tournament, heads the list with 13 major championship victories equalling the record of the late Bobby Jones. Then comes Arnold Palmer with eight, Gary Player and Aussie Peter Thomson with five each while Billy Casper and Lee Trevino weigh in with three each. The stupendous six totalled them up this way: 12 British Open Wins, 10 Masters, nine Check) Adams' bid to take home the lions share of the big purse. Adams, of Sunbury, has been the hottest driver at Selinsgrove, and has had his Ford powered racer in victory lane on four different occasions. Paul Long, Middleburg; Don Keesee, Pylsville, Ed Spencer, Berwick; Jim Aaams, of Herndon; feature winners at Selinsgrove, will be in action, all carrying the Selinsgrove colors against the visitors.

Bobby Goodling, Stover-stown Tom Peck, Me Connellsburg; Smokey Pharo, former Selinsgrove regulars Erk Hockenberry, of Mexico, and Lenny Erb, of McClure, are all expected to be in action. For any driver to compete in this event, his car must meet all Sel-Wil specifications, including the minimum wheel base of 115 inches. SCORE BY INNINGS Lewisburg 000 000 00 Danville 103 000 x4 2B S. Sidler. WP R.

Sidler. LP Fitzgerald. Late Model Invitational set at Sgrove SELINSGROVE The second annual Selinsgrove Late Model Invitational will be held at the Selinsgrove Speedway on Wednesday," July 12. Promoter Jack Gunn, a longtime supporter of the late model racing has posted a $4,000 plus purse for this championship test which will go for a distance of 50 laps: The top prize of the night is $750 Which is more than double what late model drivers normally earn for winning a feature event. Second spot will pay $500.

All 24 pay-off spots have been increased. With the large purse being offered, over 50 racers are expected for this mid-week show. Last year over 50 racers were entered which made it necessary to run four qualifying heats, and two consolations. B.uddy Armel, of Winchester, won last years event, after local favorite Gary Snelbaker, of Zions View, was forced out of action with just five laps remaining because of a flat tire. Snelbaker; who went on to win the Selinsgrovfe point title, led 42 of the 50 Snelbaker Tg6t off to a late start this season, and thus far has made only two appearances at the speedway, and on both occasions has been shut out of victory lane.

The many one night visitors expected to appear at the speedway, will be out to foil Roy East Enders asked to turn in uniforms DANVILLE Members of the East End Fire Company entry in the Danville Softball League are asked to return their unifroms to the fire hall as soon as possible. Officials of the company have requested the turn-in of equipment in order to 'assess any damages that may have resulted from the recent flooding. WHATMMIA6ER, PILOTED 3 DIFFERENT CLUBS TO PENNANTS? Bill MCkeoumb-won Pennants with the 192 PlRATES.THE 1928 CARDINALS AND THE 1939-40 REDS FEAT UNEQUAUED RETIRED IN 1946 AFTER 25 YEARS AS A MANAGER, DittritiW by PMferea fyedfrefe Horse show results DANVILLE On. Sunday, July 9, the Susquehanna Valley Corral its annual All Womens Horse Show. This show is unique in that only women are permitted to exhibit their horses.

On this day the men manage the eating stand, v(P)v U.S. Open victories, three PGA championships and three U.S. Nicklaus is bidding to cap the lot, not just by going out on his own to set an' all-time record total of 14 championships, but to complete the Grand Slam by winning all four major Open titles in one season. Bookies here are quoting l6-l to faithful fans who want to back Big Jack to complete the Grand Slam with the British and next months U.S. PGA championship.

RACIIiG nooup Key to the Mint bounced track to winning form Saturday when he ran as one of only two three year olds against a field of eight other older horses and won the $118,100 Brooklyn Handicap by two length at Aqueduct in a track record time of 1:54 4-5 for the 1 mile distance. With Braulio Baeza aboard, the colt, who passed up the Kentucky Derby but finished third in the Preakness and fourth in the Belmont Stakes! led all the way and earned a winners purse of $70,860. Hill Circus, carrying 115 pounds, raced the 1 mile in 2:13 1-5 to win by 10 lengths under jockey Bill Shoemaker. It was the 568th stakes victory for the all-time riding champion. The California-bred filly had captured three stakes in England last year before being returned here by her breeder, George A.

Pope, Jr. The win was worth $37,600 to Pope and Hill Circus returned $7.60. Out In Space ran down the speedy Chou Croute in the stretch at Monmouth Park and pulled away to a half-length victory in the $46,275 Molly Pitcher Handicap. Q. How can we put more Sunshine in our days? A.

Stop in and browse at the cheery gift shop Abraczinskas, Millville. Old. New Price Price $25 $15 Cloverleaf Race Van Deka Princess, owner, Pat Shicora, Paxinos; Little White Snowball, owner, Grace Houseknecht, Unityville; Katies Miss, owper, Cybil Wolf, Bloomsburg RD 5. Egg Race Midnight, owner, Martee Karnes, Bloomsburg PD P.D.Q., owner, Vicki Wattsr Danville RD Tabano Gee Whiz, owner, Kathy Crawford, Bloomsburg RD 4.. Mistake Class Kelly, owner, Marie Mantush, 270 Church Road, Mountain Top; Dusty Lane, owner, Linda Lou Eisenhauer, Danville RD Vokers owner, Virginia Gross, Drums RD 1, Trail Class Loves Cricket, owner, Debbie Dildine, Danville; Van Decks Princess, owner, Pat Chicora, Shamokin; Little Irish Red, owner, Linda Houseknecht, Unityville.

Hunter Hack Merry Top, owner, Cindy Loomis, Bellefonte RD Positive Thinking, Cindy Gass, Orangeville RD Hylos Pet, Cindy Loomis, Bellefonte RD 2. Banyard Jumping Shawnee King, -owner, MaryEeyer, Danville RD Dunch, owner, Mary Ann Waltz, Jersey Shore RD Lancer, owner, Linda Lowe, Bloomsburg RD 4: Open Driving Pony and Horse Pete, Bill Danley, Danville RD Ramblin Prince, owner, Nathan McKenzie, Eagle Crest Stable RD Princess, Drums RD l. Western Equitation Loves. Cricket, Debbie Dildine, Danville; Wildn King, Millville; Mar Sandee, Eagles Musical Bags Blondie, Shirley Snyder, Turbotville; Jack, Cheryl Jones, Moscow; Joanies Shade, Joan Manning, Williamsport. English Equitation Hunt Seat Niptina, Pam Kissell, Montoursville; Miss Beggar Van.

Kathie Swope, Watsontown; Flying Sue, Shelly Brown, Bloomsburg. Saddle Seat Scot Free, Wendy Hoppes, Bloomsburg; Walkers Gin, Jeanne Kistler, Catawissa; A1 Mahlon, Debbie Robison. Bloomsburg. Goat Ribbon Tying Lancer, Linda Lowe. Bloomsburg; Punch, Mary Waltz, Jersey Shore; Sugar Doll, Terry Ehrhart, Williamsport.

Pleasure Class for Walkers and Shufflers Joy's Go Boy, L.C. Crigger, Millville; Nancy, Lesley Hanes, Bloomsburg; Spotted Sue, Lillian Sommer, Bloomsburg. Western Riding Little Chist Red, Linda Houseknecht, Chess match is on again REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) The Boris Spassky-Bobby Fischer world chess match can begin Fischers favorite chair has arrived. --The swivel chair in metal and black leather was flown from New York to Iceland and put on the stage in the Reykjavik chess hall Sunday. Spasskys Russian advisers arrived shortly after the much talked about chair and studied it suspiciously.

Then they left without comment. Now the Icelandic organizers face a new problem: Where to find a similar chair in Iceland? It would look better if both Spassky and Fischer had the same chairs, said Gudmundur Thorarinsson, president of. the Icelandic Chess Federation. Fischer took one look at the dozen different chairs the Icelanders had assembled from Reykjaviks furniture stores the other day, sat down in some of them and then gave his verdict: Fly in my own chair. Spassky, the 35-year-old world champion, did not seem to worry much about details of the $250,000 match.

Before leaving for a. salmon fishing tour of northern-Iceland the defending champion said, I am notgdrnjrtoargue about chairs, chess boards and sets. I will leave that to Bobby. It makes no difference to me. After lengthy and dramatic preludes, both Fischer and Spassky appeared ready to start the first of their 24 games Tuesday.

Bobby is relaxed and ready. We will -play Tiiesday unless Spassky is ill, said Fred vice president of the U.S. Chess Federation. But the players still have to inspect and approve the facilities in the hall, where the Organizers expect. 3, 000 fans paying $5 each to be on hand NOTICE Danville Board of Health Has More Registered Quarter Horse Halter Raiders Music, owner, Larena Kursch, Bloomsburg RD Tulia Leo, Harry Ulshafer, 908 Roslyp Drive, Berwick; Wildn King, owner, Mrs- Jan Jurbla, Millville RD 2.

Registered Appaloosa Horse Halter Thompsons Miss Niki, owners, Art and Sharon Thompson, Howard RD Okochos Valentine, owners, Art and Sharon Thompson, Howard RD Eltrees Aquewa JB, owner, Mary Beyer, Danville RD 4.. Stock Horse Halter Shoshonie, owner, Sue Evans, 630 East 2nd street, Bloomsburg; P.D.Q., owner, Vicki i Watts, Danville RD Junior Set, Mrs. Robert Obuhosky RD 2. Registered Purebred Arabian Horse Halter Sebaa, owner, Dorothy Martz, Danville RD 2. Dollar Bareback Midnight, owner, Marlee Karnes, Bloomsburg RD Tabano Gee Whiz, owner, Kathy Crawford, Bloomsburg RD Sun, owner, Barbara White, Bloomsburg RD 1.

Western Pleasure Mar Sandee, owner, Joanne Hanley, Eagles Mere; Wildn King, owner, Jan Jurbala, Millville RD Tabano Gee Whiz, owner, Kathy Jurbala, Bloomsburg RD 4. Lead Line Pony and Horse Kris Kringle, owner, Donald Swope. Watsontown; Tom ones JenniferSteel, Leighton; Smokey, owner, Stan AdamS'Adamson notch victories at Seinsgrove SELINSGROVE Two familiar faces turned up in victory lane at the Selinsgrove Speedway Saturday night. Bobbie Adamson, of Wnghtsville, pulled the A1 Hamilton Special in after recording his eighth sprint car win of the season, and Roy (Check) Adams, Sunbury, after a two week absence, was there after collecting his sixth win of the season. The Adamson faithful were showing some concern during the early stages of the 25-lap event, as Paul Pitzer, of Seven Valeys, was setting a blistering pace, while Adamson was having a tough time making his way through the heavy traffic.

But on the seventh lap the yellow was displayed, and although Adamson was running sixth, the yellow enabled him to regroup. and take off after the leaders. He quickly made his way into third spot and made it a three car battle for the lead. Following a 12th-lap restart Adamson took the runnner-up position away from Kramer Williamson, of Mechanicsburg and two laps later charged into the lead passing Pitzer in front of the main grandstand. He went on to win by 1.5 seconds over Pitzer, who was attempting to win back to back races on the Sel-Wil circuit and collect a $200 bonus.

Williamson finished a close third, with John Benyou, New Cumberland, driving an Adamson team (far, fourth, and Tom Spriggle, Camp Hill, was fifth. Rounding out the top 10 were: Len Seroka, Lee Osborne, Mike Lloyd, Sam Armstrong and Jim Sheaffer. Adams pushed his Ford into the lead "following a third lap restart, and although he refhained in command the rest of the way, he was pressured to the checkered by Ed Spencer, Berwick. Bob Bender, Rohrstown, finished a half a length behind Spencer, and Dale English, Flemington, was fourth. Sam Hollerbush, Mtr Wolf, was fifth.

Adamson set' a new 10 lap track record in a sprint heat, posting a time of 3:39.8 besting the old mark of 3:42.3 which he set earlier this year. Pitzer won the other sprint heat. Bill Shipman, Sunbury, and Elmer Drum, Montgomery, won late model heats, and English won the consolation. The late models return to action Wednesday for, the Second Annual Selinsgrove Late Model FREE LIME -v For Flood Victirmof Danville National Home Appliance Sale Now In Effect CONTACT: ALLEN C. SHEPPERSON Health Inspector 310 Nassau St.

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