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York Daily Record, Saturday, May 18, 1974 19 Jr. High Track Lead Changes In Golf Loop Spring Grove Champ I ,4 9 took both shot and discus. In Class Mark Golden captured the 50 and 75 for Dallastown, while Guy Landis snared the long jump and ran with the winning relay team for North Hills. Class was highlighted by the individual battle between Mark Ness, Dallastown, and Terry Angel, Central. Ness won both the 75 and 100 with Angel finishing second.

In the long jump Angel was first and Ness second. Both boys set new school records in the dashes. Ness won the 75 in :08.2 and the 100 in 10.6. Angel was second in :08.3 and :10.6. both the 220-yard and 440-yard events while participating with the winning 880-yard relay team.

Bryan Vandermark took both the 100 and 440 in Class for York Suburban, and was the only other double winner in the meet. Falcons Win North Hills thumped Dallastown by 122-51, winning all three divisions. In Class A the score was 63-19; Class was 32-18 and Class 27-14. Tim Blankenstein won the 100 and was with both winning relay teams for North Hills in Class A while Don Stambaugh unbeaten and tied in their own dual meet. In two years the Raiders have a record of 11 victories, one tie and no defeats.

A week ago they captured the District 3 PIAA, championship. Completing the league season yesterday, North Hills conquered Dallastown by 122-51. Retain Laurels Spring Grove captured 16 of the 21 events and nailed down top honors with a 120-44 decision over Suburban. In Class A the Raiders won by 58-15. It was 33-17 in Class Band 29-12 in Class C.

Jeff Noel sparked the Class A triumph by winning There is a new leader for the Friday division of the York Sunday School Golf league after Luther Memorial A. scored a 12-4 victory over St. James Lutheran B. Luther Memorial now leads the division with points. Shiloh Lutheran bowed to St.

Paul Lutheran (Spring Grove), 10-6, and fell to the runnerup slot with 36 points. The Spring Grove entry is third with 354. In other Friday results, Aldersgate UM toppled First Baptist, 13-3; St. Paul Lutheran (York RD 6) defeated Calvary Lutheran, g's, and Zion UM tallied 54. TEAM SEEKS GAMES The Columbia girls softball team is interested scheduling games with teams from the York area.

Games are played at home Thursdays and on foreign diamonds Monday. Interested persons should contact Richard Hurt, 301 Walnut street, Columbia, 17512, or telephone 684-2045 between 1 and 5 p.m. Mike Angel, Luther Memorial was the front nine low net leader, with 40, and posting 40s on the back nine were Jeff Kuhn and Gary Anderson, both of Aldersgate UM. Jim Ehrhart, Luther Memorial, and Bob Kuhn, Aldersgate, were the closest to the fifth and 12th holes, respectively. Bowlers Raise $2,166 Fund In Tourney A sum of $2,166 was raised during the First Bowl Down Cancer tournament conducted with the cooperation of 11 county bowling centers.

James Musselman with a handicap score of 806 was grand champion in the men's division while Darlene Kibbler, with a handicap score of 748, topped women bowlers. Chairman Terry Brenneman announced another event will be held next year during the last week in January. Spring Grove completed its second straight undefeated season in the YCIAA Junior High Track league by downing York Suburban yesterday, 120-44. The triumph gave the Raiders undisputed possession of the league championship. A year ago they shared the crown with Red Lion, when both were YORK COINTY JR.

HIGH TRACK LEAGUE FRIDAY' SCORES Spring Grove 120. York Suburban 44 North Hills 122. Dallastown 51 FINAL STANDINGS OE THE TEAMS L. Pet Spring Grove 6 0 00 West York 5 I 833 North Hills 4 2 .667 Red Lion 3 3 .500 Dallastown 2 4 .333 York Suburban 1 5 167 Northeastern 0 6 -000 Colonial Golf Chuck FORT WORTH, Tex. (LTD Chuck Courtney, succeeding where more familiar names failed, fired a four-under 66 Friday and jumped in front by a stroke over first-round leader Hale Irwin and Rod Curl midway through the $250,000 Colonial National golf tournament.

Courtney, a lowly 95th on this year's money winning list having captured only $9,000, fought his way through the winds that swept the long, par-70 Colonial Country Club course for the second straight day to post a 36-hole total of fourunder 136. iff, 1 Leads By One ii 1 1 if i ii if if i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiaiiim ii i in inn in mil Automotive Service Councils of Inc. Blasts Into Lead Chuck Courtney of La Jolla, blasts from a trap on the 17th hole in Friday's second round of the Colonial National tournament at Forth Worth, Tex. He parred the hole and finished with a four-under-par 66 for a two-day total of 136 and a one-stroke lead in the tournament. (AP) Courtney Irwin considered himself lucky to have scrambled to a 72 that left him with a 137 along with Curl, the Wintu Indian who shot 67 Friday in search of his first tour victory in the PGA's first designated tournament.

Some of the more famous names in golf lined up to challenge Courtney during the second round, but all of them faded. Defending champion Tom Weiskopf came the closest, knocking a one-iron 245 yards downwind on the par-5 11th hole and running in a 12-foot PRESENTS I mil PENNSYLVANIA Aussies, British Stroke Cup Wins Operation I Light Check Kloss in the doubles to advance to the seminfinals. District Track Today Countians Top Seeded On May 18th, at the YORK MALL, one week before the Memorial Day Holiday, the 5th annual "Operation Lite Check" will be held. A public service safety program in the interest of vehicle safety will be conducted state wide by the Automotive Service Councils of Pennsylvania, Inc. formerly, IGOP, PABA, and A GAP.

opening day and young Ben Crenshaw, the hero of the local coed set, shot an 80 and failed to make the cut. Courtney birdied the first, fifth and ninth holes with putts of 3, 20 and 8 feet and then reached the par-5 11th in two and two putted from 30 feet. He used only 30 putts. Irwin, after shooting the tournament's low round of 65 Thursday, birdied the first two holes Friday and moved to seven under par for the tournament. But then he bogeyed three straight holes and found himself holding on all day.

seeded is York High's Carmen Bryant in the 80-yard low hurdles. (:10.9). Sweden Snares 2-0 Cup Margin BAASTAD, Sweden (UPD-Bjorn Borg, the 17-year-old tennis sensation, and Leif Johansson both "nade spectacular comebacks to give Sweden a 2-0 lead over Poland Friday in the third round of the European Davis Cup zone AAA. Borg, recent runnerup to John Newcombe of Australia in the WCT finals at Dallas, was down two sets to one against Polish champion Tadeusz No-wicki before he rallied. Borg, who had trouble with the clay surface after a winter of indoor tennis, won, 2-6, 6-2, 0-6, 6-1, 6-1.

Leif Johansson, blond hard-serving, 22-year-old, won the first set against Wojciech Fibak, lost the second and was down 1-3 in the third before he put things together and won 6-4, 2-6, 6-3, 7-5. The 10-year-old French trotter Une de Mai has been retired. She earned $1,851,424, twice winning the International Trot at Westbury, N.Y. SUNDAY 3 PM (Prxtlci Time Toils 145 ATLANTIC COAST REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP A.M.A. Sanctioned MOTORCYCLE RACES Over 150 Riders Expected! Adults Grandstand, Students (12-17 witk I.D.L 3.0t Kids (Ml), 50c, Under Free LuiLLinms GROVE SPEEDWAY J0 Mitel S.

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There are i 13 girls' events and 18 in each "class of competition for the boys. i Red Lion's YCIAA Division A champions have two of the top-rated performers jn junior Fitzkee in the Class A 100-lyard dash and senior Dan Goodyear in the Class A high fjump. I Fitzkee, who is seeking to champion, is top-seeded off a Unknown NAPLES, Italy (UPI) -Austrialia and Britain moved into the semifinals of the Federation Cup tennis championship Friday, the womens' equivalent of the Davis Cup for men. They will join the United States and West Germany, which won their quarterfinal matches Thursday, in Saturday's semifinal play. Australia takes on Britain and the United States meets West Germany in the semifinal action.

Austrialia blanked Italy 3-0 and Britain squeezed past South Africa 2-1 with a victory in the doubles competition. Australia's Evonne Goolagong and Dianne Fromholtz won straight set victories over their Italian opponents and the Goolangong-Young team bested Lea Pericoli and Lucia Bassi 6-1, 6-3 in the doubles. Miss Goolagong lost only two games to Miss Pericoli in winning 6-2, 6-0 in their singles match. Miss Fromholtz beat young Italian star Monique di Maso 7-5, 6-1. Britain's Virginia Wade came back strongly from a first set defeat to thump South Africa's Pat Walkden-Pretorius 6-8, 6-1, 6-1.

But liana Kloss of South Africa topped Britain's Glyn Coles 6-4, 4-6, 6-1 in the second singles and the British needed the Wade-Coles 6-3, 8-6 triumph over Pretorius- WHEEL HORSE INNERST AUTO CO. Joubus, Pa. Ph. 423 1 136 ZZ on their vehicle checked for safe replaced free of operation. Any defective bulb fuses flashers will be or charge.

eagle putt to shoot 68 and finish at two-under 138, two shots back. Julius Boros and Dan Sikes were each at 139, Boros having shot a 70 and Sikes a 68. Lee Trevino eagled the first hole but then found himself all over the golf course and had to settle for a 69 and a 141 two-round score. Jack NickJaus at one time was two under for the tournament, but he knocked one in the water on 18 and finished at 140. Leading money winner Johnny Miller withdrew from the tournament after a 78 on Gary Manning.

In the Class program, South Western's Ron Hoke is rated second back of Mid-dletown's defending champion Earl Brown in the 100 and 220-yard dashes, and Hoke is also among the leading seeded runners in the 440-yard dash. The only area girl who is top- Tigers Claw Indians, 4-3 CLEVELAND (UPI) Gary Sutherland's double triggered a three-run sixth inning and reliever John Hiller's 16th appearance of the season preserved Lerrin LaGrow's third victory of the season Friday night, leading the Detroit Tigers to a 4-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. After the Tigers grabbed a 1-0 lead in the fifth on Eddie Brinkman's sacrifice fly, the Tigers chased Cleveland starter and loser Fritz Peterson in the sixth. The Indians added a run in the ninth off the lefthander on a one-out single by George Hendrick and a run-scoring double by Dave Duncan. Hiller got Frank Duffy to pop out and John Lowenstein to fly out to end the ballgame.

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Montouth is alsouxong the leading contenders in the long jump along with teammate Leading The par-shooters in the field of 77 were Gloria Ehret, Sandra Palmer and South Africa's Sally Little. Defending champion Donna Caponi Young, bothered by inconsistency, skied to a six-over-par 79, which probably eliminated her from contention in the 54-hole tourney. Bob Dasher Aces Grandview 13th Bob Dasher, 123 Woodlawn avenue, joined golf's Hole-In-One club with an ace yesterday on the 125-yard, 13th at Grandview. Dasher used an eight-iron for his shot. He was playing in a foursome with Bob Jones, Walt Topper and Dennis Baumgardner.

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