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The Sioux Citv Journal. Tuesdav. ADril 7. 1981 A 7 Vauohn 5TB lm fnmlma Tlnrui 1 Morningside, BC teams oSt of town softball todav Sp jisti deitanfl SEATTLE MARINERS Pieced Dennv 1 SUBURBAN MEN'S High gemee: Bernle Tucker 241, Cor-wat Beuerly 236, Rey Wiieon 233, Ed Nleleen 231 Bob Smnh 222 Bernle Tucker SOS. Bob Smith 500.

Dennis Thomas 59S. Dave Delph 559, Paul Downing 595, Don While 575. Teem: high geme Trt-SUte DrvweH 9S9; Mgh eeriee-AHIed Carpel, Oenleon Hide 2959. Horse Racing GRAND ISLAND Today's Entries POST TIME 3 M. FIRST RACE: Puree 92400.

3-year -old etektene. OH turionge: Stave Keren 129, Geneva's Red Gel 120, Sonde" Miss 120, Meld of Hickory 113, Autumrtqueen 120, Hickory Gel 12. Medtne 120, My Lody Susan 120. Maria 120, Teak wood MuetzO. Aleo eligible: Jonl'a Gel 120.

SendhlS Suale 120, Jay's Mettle 120, Dainty Gal 120. SECOND RACE: Puree 52400, 4-yeer-ofde 4 up, clelmlng 92500, lurionga: Torry'e Landing 119. Devey'e Boat Jeep 119. Prince Vele 119, Rode Reeh 119, Jungle Fleah 119, Bey'a Deitgnt 119. Pine Stealer 119, Freckle reedy 119, Me Mad 1t9, Long Right 11 7.

Aleo eligible: Fuea Vim 117. Vegea Chertte 119. Joe Babe 119. Revision 119. THIRD RACE: Puree 92400.

4-yeer-otde 4 up, clelmlng 92500, 9Vt turionge: Senor Mlety 122. Rollicking Boy 114, Fleet Rob 119. Benl Baby 117. Turn Up am 117, Paige Again 117, Swing Largo 117. Corbett'a Luck 119, Knight Sletksr 122, Grepe Expectations 119.

Aleo oitglUo: Mingo Men 117, Peppy 9. 112, Tenet 117. It will be a busy week for both Morningside's and Briar Cliff's softball teams and it all begins today. The Lady Chiefs, sporting a 5-1 record, will be in action every day but Friday this week while the Lady Chargers are booked for duty today, Thursday and Saturday. Morningside opens its Io-Kota Conference season at 4 o'clock this afternoon at Sioux Center against Dordt.

Briar Cliff, 1-9 overall and 0-2 in the Io-Kota, visits Buena Vista at Storm Lake today for two games starting at 4. After six games, Morningside's leading hitters are Stacie Roepke at .545, Brenda Bastow at .500, Daletta Fredinburg at .462, Nancy Young at .385 and Laura Grote at .375. Fredinburg has a 3-0 pitching record with two no-hitters, a 1.69 ERA and 22 strikeouts in 16 innings. She also leads the team in runs batted in with eight. Commenting on the team's opening week, Coach Gary Gevik said, "We're happy to be 5-1, and we played everyone In our doubleheaders last week.

I was primarily concerned about pitching and defense, but we did quite well last week, except for one bad inning against Nebraska Wesleyan." Continuing to shift his lineup, Gevik said today's first-game starters and batting order will be Grote, Young, Bastow, Roepke, Fredinburg, Deb Zediker, Cheryl Sandbulte, Cindy Gray and Julie Purdy with Natalie Nelson, Sandy Winter, Wendy Nelson, Lois Liibbe and Sherrie Hanneman getting opportunities in the nightcap. Briar Cliffs starting unit against Buena Vista will be catcher Petie Schwarz, first baseman Kim Lind-quist, shortstop Cindy Kraft, third baseman Linda Heffner, second baseman Lori Schackerer, left fielder Mary Boever, center fielder Nancy Falk, pitcher Mary Schroeder and right fielder Sue Schlickbernd. City Council revises golf green fees, passes I -i saeeldi lmiaiaeH ill Klundl 671. Dode Norton 563, Unds Munholsn 530. Marten Ertckeon 521, atom Schmttz 519.

Teem: high geme Jeen's Lettering 79? high eerlee Even's Photography KORiR High gemee: Lote Wagner 209. Joyce Preecott 197, Rosann Potereon 182. hsroe Wlleoe 179-1 75. Kim High ear tea Marie Noun 543. Lola Wagner 520, Kan Swoieberger ess.

Roa-ann Peterson 494, Sharon Wlleon 490. Teem: high game Svrttla 797; Mgh sense Seltzer 4 Co. 2297. METROPOLITAN LADIES High gemee: Petay Maeeke 219. Lola Jeneen 212, Pet Trelber 209, Betty nr.

Marge Homngehood eerier Lots Jeneen 599, Petay i. Keren oreene 559. Bettv Retter 566. Pet Trelber 552. Teem: high geme Lewie 4 Stewart 934.

mgh eerieo-Grandy-Pratt 2599. FIRST NATIONAL BANK High gemee: Cindy Kuecker 245, Joyce Jottnetone 214, Sheron Rondle 199-191, Jane HeUbuth 199. Diana Miller tel. High eertee: Cindy Kuecker 595, Sheron Rundle 597. Joyce Jottnetone 539.

Ariene Olstatano5l4, Pal Smith 512 Teem: high game Overdrafts 727; hkjh eertee Overdratu 2009. FORESTERS 4 FRIENDS High gemee: Bob Leonard 231, BW Slate 225, Pet Sheter 215. Steve Johnson 211, Terry Blue 207; Kattly Scott ISO, Undo Fox 192, Carol Voae 191, Kriola Hetrick 199, Linda Fox 199. High eertee: Terry Blue 572, Steve Johnson 594, Tim Cleney 555. John Holmee 535, Dave Shenker 530; Krteta Hetrick 542, Linda Fox 539.

Kathy Scott 512. Coke Cerd 507. Deb Woods 405. Teem: high geme Speree 4 Strike 740; high eertee-Sperea 4 Strikes 2050. teMArVMr4JWratAr Let Us Clean Your Carpets 494-3188 nr OKK Dm.

seMftrVWeVSVUVVAal WEEKLY SPECIAL TDK TAPE T-120 1595 Video World here idii Is (hir (My Huninrss 1017 Pierce, Sioux City Buy A I HONDA Passport Fret gas famished until Aug. 31st $795 Incl. freighter OLSON CYCLE CENTER s2242 East 8 th fTRT iIMtW mm special rates had been restricted to weekdays. Now they can use their passes any time they want. Daily green fees are $3 for nine holes and $4.50 for 18 holes at the Floyd golf course and $3.75 and $5.50 for the Green Valley course.

The previous rate was $3 and $5 at Floyd and $4 and $6 at Green Valley. The new schedule calls for an annual $25 budget pass allowing $1 off the daily fee, with no restrictions on the use. Under the former schedule, the budget pass carried a 25 percent discount. Youth passes are the same under the new schedule as under the old, $25 for a 50 percent discount. They are invalid on holidays and weekends and youths 10 to 12 must be accompanied by an adult 18 or older.

The City Council Monday revised green fees and passes for the city's two golf courses. The changes, worked out last week in a meeting between city staff members and representatives of the Greater Siouxland Golf Association, will permit the two courses to be self supporting, and, in the opinion of association spokesmen, should encourage more golfers to play the courses. Irv Sorensen, one of the spokesmen, said members will be doing a lot of promoting to bring golfers to the courses. The changes in the rates slightly reduce daily green flees below rates recently approved by the council. Some of the passes are revised.

It will provide a $150 unrestricted season pass for golfers 60 and older. Previously, senior citizens playing at Baseball Exhibition Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Pel Detroit 22 11 .887 CaMomla It I 9S1 Oakland 11 Mt CMceoo .415 NeteVot 14 11 Boeton If 11 CteveuivJ It 11 .961 Teae 11 It IX Toronto 11 11 .420 MlnnaeMe 15 14 -517 City 11 11 .800 11 13 .494 11 IS .444 19 17 J79 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet. 14 11 .940 Montreel 14 11 .531 Plttsogigji 11 11 .520 Hew York 11 11 .509 A noma 14 15 .493 CMclnnMI 11 11 .490 San Diego 11 11 .471 LoaAnoele 10 14 .417 Houeton 11 .401 CMceoo 11 11 .17 PtmeoolDhla I 15 .375 It Louie a 0 Monday Exhibitions At Sarasota, Fie. Pmetwrgti 301 021 000 7 1) 1 Chicago (AL) 300 130 301-10 11 1 Toaulve, Seurry (1), Romo (5), Jeckeon (7) and Nlcoela; Barrtoe. Hoffman (4), Roblnaon (91, Wleters 9) and Eaalan, Hill (I).

Rottlneon. Jackeon HRe PHteburQh, Tnompaon, Lacy. Chicago, Luzkiakl. At Tampa, Fla. Detroit 000 100 0001 I 1 Cincinnati 000 001 02x 1 1 Rozoma, Schatzeoer (5), Saucier (7), Lopez (9) and Parrtah, Wockenfuea (9); LaCoae, Price (4), Berenyl (9), Combe (9), Belr end O'Berry.

W-Combe. L-Uoei. AtSt.Petereburg.Fle. Atlanta 001 000 000-1 2 1 St. Louie 300 000 10 -4 11 0 Perry, Qarvor (9) and Porcoroba; Forach, Often (9) and Porter, Brummer ().

W-Forech. L-Perry. AtOrianoo.Fla. Montreel 001 000 0O0-1 I 2 Minnesota 001 000 50x 8 1 1 Gulllkaon, Fryman (91, Worthem (7), Retzer (91 and Ramoe; Wllllama. Corbet! (t) and Smith.

Wllllame. Worthem. At Winter Haven, Fie. New York (NL) 000 110 020-4 11 1 Boeton 023 101 tttt-7 11 1 Scott, Miller HI, Roberta (91 and Hodgee; Torrez, Clear (9) end Schmidt. AtTuceon.

Ariz. Houeton 200 001 0OO I 7 1 Cleveland 020 020 O0x-4 1 1 Sutton, Ruhle (9) and Pulola; Denny, Monge (7), Splllner (9), Lecey (9) and Heeaey. Denny. I Sutlon. HR Cleveland, Orta.

At Dunedln, Re. Philadelphia 000 101 000 2 12 1 Toronto 206 002 07k 19 22 0 Eaplnoee, Reed (7), Lyle (1) and Morelend; Slleb. Tomlln (9) end Whin, Whllmer (91. Stleb. L-Eeplnoee.

HRe PNiedelphle, Schmidt Toronto, At Sun City. Art. Chicago (NL) 000 210 000-1 9 0 Milwaukee 000 010 102-4 1 Howell, Penmen (9), Cepllle (9). Tldrow (9) and Foote, Bleckwell (9); Lerch, Auguetlne (3). Easterly (9), Cleveland (VI end Martinez, Yoet (7).

Cleveland. Tldrow. HRe Chicago, Cruz. Milwaukee, HUM. Al Fon Lauderdale.

Fla. Teiaa 200 101 0109 11 1 NewVork(AL) 000 400 000 4 1 1 Darwin, Johnson (9), Comer (7) end Sundoerg, Cox (9); Cochran, Mey Devle (9), Goeeage (9) end Cerone, Oeteed). Comer. Oevie. At Miami 014 119 300-19 20 4 Miami U.

000 020 0002 7 9 Stone, McGregor (1) end Graham, Morales (9); Parsons, Sllvee (4), Sorce (9), Browning (7) and Caetro, Gallagher (9). 8lone. Pereone. HR Baltimore, Singleton, Murrey. Mteml none.

Probable Pitchers Opening Day Probable Pttchero (1190 Records. Estimated Attendencee) Wedneedey'e Qemee NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia (Cerlton 244) at Cincinnati (Soever 104), 1 p.m., 55,000 Only geme acheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE No gemee acheduled. Thuradey'e Qamee NATIONAL LEAGUE Montreal IRogere 19-11) et Pittsburgh (Blbby 194), 11:39 e.m., 40,000. New York (Zechry (-10) et Chicago (Reuechel 11-13), 1:35 p.m., 39.000.

Houeton (J. Nlea.ro 20-12) at Loa Angeles (Hooton 144), 3:06 p.m., 50,000. Sen Diego (Curtis 104) at San Fran-Cfeco (Blue 14-10), 3:05 p.m., 50,000. Only gemee scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE Texae (Darwin 134) al New York (John 124), 1 p.m., 55,000. Oakland (Norrta 224) at Minnesota (Koosman 19-13), 1:15 p.m., 26,000.

Toronto (Clancy 13-11) at Detroit (Morris 19-15), 1:30 p.m., 50.000. Celllornle (Zshn 14-15) et Seattle (Abbott 12-12). 9:36 p.m.. 35,000. Only gemee scheduled Friday's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Clnclnnetl (Soto 104) et Atlente (Boggs 124).

9:35. 39,000. Only opener ecneduled AMERICAN LEAGUE Keneee City (Leonard 20-11) at Baltimore (Stone 25-7), 1 p.m., 51,000. Chlcego (Doteon 12-10) et Boeton (Eckereley 12-141, 1 p.m. 32.000.

Only openers scheduled Saturday's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Phlledelphla (Ruttlven 17-10) at St. Louie (B.FOrech ll-IO), 1 p.m., 35,000. Only opener ecneduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Milwaukee (Caldwell 13-11 or Haas 19-15) at Cleveland (Barker 19-12), 1:06 p.m., 40,000. Only opener scheduled.

Big 8 Standings Conference Alt Qamee Pet. Pel. 7 1 .975 27 I .771 1 1 .750 17 10 .930 4 4 .500 29 5 .963 4 4 .500 27 I .750 1 6 .379 24 14 .932 1 I .250 19 7 .731 2 .250 14 11 .590 Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Oklahoma St. KanaaeSt. lowest.

Kansas MONDAY College NebraskaJDmehe 44, South Dakota Wayne stele 21-11. Northwestern 30-9 Dene 9-19, Conoordie 24 SUNDAY College Wichita State 11, South Dakota Stale 1 Handball YMCA Tourneys Reeutta ol the VMCA men's hendoea tourneys cornceeted Sundey: Men'eBSinglee First round: Bud Mercer def. Andrew Rueteriord 21-19. 21 Ray Newman del. BW Demo 21-5.

21-13; Jim Ruble del. Jim Beuerly 21-1, 21-10; Nell Kaup del. George kezoe 21-19, 214. Semifinals: Mercer del Newman 11-7, 11-14, Ruble def. Kaup 21-16, 21-15.

Championship: Mercer del. Ruble 21-12, Coneoletlon finale: Beuerly def. Rutherford 17-21 21-19, 114. Men'aSerilorSlnglee First round: Jerry McGowen del. Bob Miller, 214, 214; Pete Beneon del.

BUI Puelz 21-7. 21-11; Chuck Meeon del. BIN Sempte 21-11, 214; George Hkschbectt del. Paul 8ctineMor 21-10, 21-10. Semlllnele: McGowen del.

Beneon 11-14, 21-4; Hlrechbech def. Meeon 21-19. ft J. Chemplonehlp: McGowen def. Hlrechbech 214, 21-19.

Coneoletlon flnele: Schneider def. Puetz 21-10, 21-14. Men's Open Doubles First round: Jerry McGowen-Andrew Rutherford def. Nell Keup-Aay Newman (no score reported); Chuck Meeon-Everett Williams del. Kezoe-Mlller 21-7, 114.

Somlflnale: Beuerly-Beuerly def. McQowen-Rutherford 21-20, 21-16; Maaon-Wlllleme def. Bud Mercer-Peul Schneider 214, 21-2. Championship: Bauedy-Beuerfy def. Meson-Wlllleme 19-21, 21-14, 114.

Coneoletlon flnele: Keun-Newmen def. Kezoe-Mlller 214, 21-7 Hockey NHL Playoffs Preliminary Round Beat of Five Wedneeday'a Gemee Minnesota at Boeton Toronto et New York lalanders Edmonton et Montreal Vencouver et Buftek) Quebec el Phlledelphla Pittsburgh at 81 Louis Chlcego etCelgery New York Rangere at Loe Angeles Thuradey'aGemee Minnesota at Bolt on Toronto at New York Islanders Edmonton et Montreel Vancouver et Bulfelo Quebec et Phlledelphla Pittsburgh elSt.Loule Chlcego et Calgary New York Rangers et Loe Angetee Saturday Games Philadelphia at Quebec New York telendera at Toronto 8t.LouleatPttteburgh Montreel et Edmonton Buffalo at Vancouver Calgary at Chlcego Loe Angeles at New York Rangers Boeton et Minnesota Sunday'e Qemee 81. Louts et Pittsburgh, If necessary Loe Angelea at New York Rangers, If PttUadelDhla at Quebec. It neceeeerv New York Islanders at Toronto, If neceaeery Calgary at Chlcego, neceaaary Boeton et Minnesota, II necessary Montreel et Edmonton, It necessary Buffalo at Vancouver, If neceaeery Tueedey'aGemee Minnesota at Boeton, It neceaaary Toronto St New York lalanders, ft Edmonton at Montreel, neceeeary Vencouver et Buttek), neceeeary Quebec et Phlledelphla, ft neceeeary Pltteburgh et St.Loule, If neceeeary Chlcego at Calgary, II neceeeary New York Rangers at Loe Angeles, NHL Leaders NEW YORK IAP) The top 10 scorers tor the 196041 National Hockey League 55 96 49 99 Pis 164 135 131 119 112 109 105 106 104 103 103 103 Qretzky, Edm Dtonrte, LA Nlleeon, Calg Boeey, NYI 77 92 51 95 70 49 95 73 51 59 72 Taylor, LA 47 P. Steamy, Que 39 8lmmer, LA 59 Rogers, Hart 40 Federko, 8tL 31 Richard, Que 52 Mlddleton, Bos 44 Troltler.NYl 31 Softball MONDAY College Lores 34, Marycreet 24 Auguetane 5, Northern 8tato 4 South Dakota Stale to.

Northern Slate Basketball MONDAY WBL Oallaa 107, New Jersey 99 (Dallas artna settee 2-1) SUNDAY WBL Nebraska 91, Chicago 91 (Nebraska arms series 2-0) Shufflings Monday BASEBALL American Leeoue BOSTON RED SOX-Welved Skip Lockwood, pitcher. CLEVELAND INDIANS-Senl Chris Bendo, catcher; Gordy laser, pitcher; and Karl Paget, oulllelder-f Iral Deeeman, to CMrleeton of the International Leegue. DETROIT TtQERS-Sent Tim Corcoran, first baseman, end Jerry Uktur, Dennle Kinney and Qeoroe ran. puzzeeo, pitchers, to Evsnavllle ol the American Association, MILWAUKEE BREWERS Sent Mark Brauherd, outfielder, and Frank DIPIno, Buster Keeton end John FHnn, pltchere, to Vancouvsr ol the Paclllc Coest Meyer, outfielder, end Shane Rowley end Rick Andereon, on the 21-dey disabled net. Optioned Steve Finch end Bnen Allan), pushers, to Spokane ol ttva Pacific Coest League.

Signed Ted Cos, trerd beeemen. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Acqutred Mark Bomback, pitcher, from the Hew York Mete tor payer to be named later. Aaolgned Bomback to Syraouee ol the Memetlonel Leegue. Optioned Pad MttaMUe. prtctvar.

to Syrecuae. National Leegue CINCINNATI REDS-Sent Geoff Combe end Jeff Lahtl, pitchers, to InotenaooU, of the American Association. HOU8TON ASTROS Placed Klko Garcia, mtletder. on the 15-day dtaebJod NEW YORK METS Sent Butch Benton, catcher me Chlcego Cubs' lam club Dee Motnee of ova American Association for future conalov ereuone Sent Ed Qtynn, ptteher, to the Clevelend Indlene' eftlllete et Cherioeton ol the kttemetione) Leegue tor tutors conekteretlone. Purchased Den Botteno.

prtctvar, from Milwaukee and eeatgned him to Tidewater. PHILADELPHIA PHeUJES-Gptloned Don UcCormeck, catcher, to Oklahoma Ctty of American Aaeoclatlon. PITTSBURGH PIRATES Sent Bob Owchlnko, pitcher, to the Oakland A tor pieyor to be itemed leler end oseh consideration. Sent Victor Cruz and Mark Lee. pitchers, to ma Pirsles1 minor leegue camp for reassignment ST.

LOUIS CARDINALS Pieced Martt Lines, pitcher, on the 21-dey dleebtod Hot FOOTBALL National Football Leegue NEW YORK GIANTS Extended the eontreot of Ray Perkins, heed oosch, through 1962. WASHINGTON REDSKINS Signed Rich DMer, offensive lackle; Chuck Hunter end Otle Woneley, running backs; Gary Pedlen, linebacker; Bob Race, tight end; Virgil Seey, wide receiver-returner, and Ssndro Vltlsllo, looker. Canadian Football League TORONTO ARGONAUTS 8lgned Cedrle Mlnter, running beck, to multlyesr centred. SOCCER North American Soccer League COSMOS Extended the contract of Wlm Rllabetgen, fullback, through the tveae Bowling KNIGHTS 4 LADIE8 High gemee: Kevin Davis 236, Larry White 219, Don Morltz 203, Merk Queteveon 203-201, Chuck Delal 202-196, Bob Kochen 194; Joenns Plnney 206-199-191, Pern Dledlker 204, Marqulte Lkth 201, Judy Gatswood 200, Terry Tucker 190-190-197. High eertee; Kevin Davis 903.

Mark Quataveon 579, Lsrry Whits 573, Chuck Oslst 509, Keith Belee 547; Joanne Plnney 593. Terry Tucker 574, Pern Dledlker 544, Bert) Ahrene 522, Kim Tucker 521. Teem: high gams Tobey'e Lounge 733; high eortse-Tobey'o Lounge 2002. PLAZA SUN. NITE MIXED High gemee: Jeff Hewklneon 244, Tom Davtdeon 214, Dennle Schoenfetder 209, Allen Bahmer 203, Qayten Hanker 109; Bonnie Miller 206, Kele Harwich 191-199, Joen Schoenfetder 197-195, Oonna Belknap 199-195, Julie Ingalla 193.

High eerlee: Jeff Hewklneon 922, Qeyton Manlier 575, Tom Davidson 552, Ron Horefey 543, Gene Belknap 528; Bonnie Miller 551, Kate Henrich 547, Donna Belknap 535, Joen Schoenfetder 531, Julie Worrell 515. Teem: high gam Momfngelde Stat Bank 749; high series Leeds Reran 2229. WEEK-EMD EMDER8 High gemee: Kevin Hotchklaa 213, PhD Jurgenaen 213, Denny Neuherth 211, Bob Qriee 207, Mike Culbertaon 101; Connie Hotchklaa 201. Linda Juhlln 193, Kathy Sloven 190. Tools Burge 159, Sandy Neuherth 169.

High eerlee: Bob Qrlee 919, Phil Jorgensen 550, Mike Culberteon 540, Denny Neuherth 532, Rick Bunco 532; Joellen Long 459, Sandy Neuherth 457, Unde Juhlln 450, Carmlo Hotchklss 442, Kathy Stovall 436. Tssm: high gsms 8undsy Night Ftatera 752; high eerlee Sundy Night Flzzlerst942. MON. AFTERNOON LADIES High gamee: Pal Hughee 205-199, Clare Storm 203-201, Sandy Powers 190, Merg Strewn 199, Keren Sartck 1 77. High ssrlee: Clers Storm 558, Pst Hughss 540, Karen Swlck 507, Sandy Powers 467, Merg Shawn 465.

Team: high game Avonettes 442; high eertee Avonettes 1940. CLUB 55 High games: Clsrence 8wsneon 209, Hod Hodek 206, Joe Oddo 201, Don Anuck 200, Nick Thomas 199; Esther Wollo 153-140-142, Berenice Haugen 153, Anne Lsurlteen 151, Helen Sheets 147, Annette Otaen 141. High eerlee: Cliff Redden 541, Don Amtck 532, Hod Hodek 525, Art Otaen 508. Nick Thomse 509; Esther Wollo 444, Berenice Heugen 433, Anne Lsurlteen 405, Ethel Mulr 403. Annette Otaen 401 Teem: hloh geme Polecats 962; high eerlee Potecete 1906.

HARMONY SUN. MIXED High gemee: Jerry etreck 219, Sonny Sorensen 214, Jerry Stoize 213, Ron Letting 209, Jerry Jorgenaen 205; JoElfen StcJie 224, Stormy Ott 212-201, Ruth Burchsm 201, Debbie Jorgeneen 196. High eerlee: Jerry Jorgensen 591 Ron Lolling 599, Jsrry Stolzo 579, Sonny Sorensen 553, Gene Ott 549; Stormy Ott 592, JoEllen Stoize 555, Ruth Burchem 921 Mary Helneman 463, Peggy Proeeer Tssm: high game Sloan state Bank 741 high eertoe-Sneeky's 2119. SHAKLEE PRODUCTS High gsmee: Lsrry Clsmmon 207, Doyle Kelly 201, Lonnl Pickering 200, Terry Walker 200, Henen Heme 200; Trudy Nelllet 201, Michelle Brannen 198, Rhonda Sutler 197-177, Norma Stegler 177, Kim Schultz 175. High eertee: Doyle Kelly 532.

Barry Morelend 525, Raleigh Keteey 520, Garry Statter 611, Lsrry Ctemmon 506; Rhonda Statlor 913. Mprma Stegler 494. Nlcholen Muecke 474. Trudy Nelllet 493, Key Brannen 455. Team: high game Magic Freehnsrs 984; high eertee-f lelble H's 1919.

PULASKI MEN'S High gemee: Howard Schemer 263, Ken Oehlerklng 239, Dick Ballentyn 229, Jim Tallmen 223, Dennla Krom 221 High eerlee: Howard Schemer 924, Dsn Hueer 903, Dtck Bellsntyne 902, Ken Oehlerklng 566, Dennle Krom 572. Teem: high game Hovls 970; high eerlee Western Paper 2701, MONDAY NITE MIXEO High gamea: Larry Foster 234, Jr. Vaughn 224, Dick Ertckeen 224-206, Earl Hllllkor 223, Chuck Vales 208; Unds Klundl 217-213, Tereee Aaamuaaen Norton 203, Marian Ertckeen 199. High series: Dick Ertckeen 630. Larry Munholsn 603.

Don Wssd 564, Jr. Chiefs interview Pickf ord. ex-Central football coach Although Frank Moran's before picture makes him appear bald he had short, fine hairs that were still alive. His MidwestErickson program helped him regain a healthy head of hair again. BRAD LEMBERG WILL EXPLAIN HAIR PROBLEMS AT THE SUPER 8 MOTEL, HWY.

20 E. AT STONE AVE. SIOUX CITY, IOWA, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1981 PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Now is the time to act on this great opportunity. Every man and woman now losing hair should take advantage of this FREE CONSULTATION. GUAKA.NTKKU You will be given a written guarantee on a pro-rated basis from the beginning to the end.

Naturally we could not give you such a guarantee if It didn't work. CAIN 'T HELP Male pattern baldness is the cause of a great majority of cases of baldness and excessive hair Toss, for which no method is effective. MidwestErickson Hair Specialists cannot help those who are slick bald after years of gradual hair loss. But, if you are not already slick bald, how can you be sure what is actually causing your hair loss? Even if baldness seems to "run in the family," this is certainly no proof of the cause of your hair loss. Many conditions can cause hair loss.

If you are losing your hair due to dandruff, clogged follicles or roots, excessive oiliness or dryness, or other local conditions, our intensive hygiene programs could help solve vour problem. No matter which one is causing your hair loss, if you wait until you are slick bald and your hair roots are dead you are beyond help. So, if you still have hair on top of your head, and would like to stop hair loss and grow more hair now is the time to do something about it before it's too late. FREE CONSULTATION Just take a lew minutee of your lime on Thursday, April 161 and no lo Ihr Supfr 8 Motel. Hwy.

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2nd April 11, 12N-7 p.m. FOURTH RACE: Purse 12409, 2-year- old meldene. 4 turionge: Btuehmg Roes 115. Might Ron 119. Peach Coboksr 119, Bold Wltttem 114, Frizbe 114, Star of Might 119.

Bride Lac 119. Wise Jack 119, Double Mlek 119. FIFTH RACE; Puree 12900. 4-voet-OtdS 4 up. claiming 93500.

9 tuTtonge: 8k Tuffenuft 117, New Speech 117. El Duo 122, WeHotreet Chief 122. Bom staneme 119, About Inn 119. Roman Regent 114, Ceptwi Chortle 117, Cream ban 114, Todd a Prize 117. Aleo eligible: Doc's Matt 119.

Junior East US. See vent US. Oriec 117. SIXTH RACE: Puree 92400. 3-yeer-otde F.

clelmlng 97500. 9V turionge: Kriuttka 112. Turn end Look 112, Tee Prom 112. Northern Beyberry 112, Demy O'TuH 112, Trudy'e Pet 115, Kool Menee 107, Ann Blossom 112, ReeMeee Heppy 112. Sheuna Babe 112 SEVENTH RACE: Puree 12900.

4-veer-olda 4 up Nobreeke bred, ctetm-kvj 95000. 9 lurionga: Penny enon US, Mltchelle Marauder 114. Lend ol Peace 122, Cum A Dunes 10. He's Doom 114. ArneHe Het 112.

Oris the Gunner 122. QOM Comet 114, Dotty Ka' Bret 122, Leybeek Lenny 117 Auneuglbte: Sege 114. EIGHTH RACE: Pure 93000. 3-yeer-ofd anowence. 9 turionge: Jungle JM 119, LH' Chicken Fry 121, Excluelv Tours 121.

She's Dewen 114. Mountain Laurel 119, Mlea Sot Mot 114, Grand Terra 119, Hule Tent 113, favor Che Lady 111 keep on Honk 119 NINTH RACE: Pure 92900. Sreer-otde 4 up Nobreeke bred, clelmlng 96000. 9 turionge: Fire Men Fire 119, Four Wheel Fever 114. Bob en Chuck 114, Lightning Goop 112, stealer 114, Teeny Tinkler 109.

Halt Dean 110, Ko Ke Rutle 122. supped St Spec 114. sty Deity Dubbva 114. FSLIC Wisp ft. Loan arwaVX Coa Tou' tat'it) teutva ((j ioo 000 1 head football job at Fountain Valley, a new school in Orange County which has an enrollment of 4,100.

It is located 35 miles south of Los Angeles. Pickford said that he has been out of coaching the last 1 years because of "medical problems. It required surgery, but I feel fine now and I'd like to get back into coaching. I miss it." He said his record at Fountain Valley the last four years was 44-6. His 1978 team, he said, was ranked No.

1 in the state with a 12-1 record. In 1979, his last year in coaching, the team was 10-2. Pickford said he has been here since Saturday and will return home this afternoon. NW netmen edge Morningside, 5-4 Northwestern College won two crucial doubles matches to nip Morningside 5-4 in men's tennis at Lewis Park Monday. It was the opening dual for both schools.

Four of the singles events went three sets Including a tie-breaker in the third set that gave the Chiefs' Daye Meyer a win over Dennis Weerheim at No. 5. Results: TAXBRME Bruce Pickford, who turned the Central High football program around more than 15 years ago, is looking into the vacated Morningside College coaching position. "Sure, I'm interested," Pickford said Monday night. "I wouldn't be here if I wasn't." Don Protexter, Morningside College athletic director, refused to comment Monday but did say that Pickford had "visited the college." Pickford, however, did say that he "was interviewed" by college officials Monday, but that nothing was official yet.

"There are a lot of decisions to be made," he said. The football job at Morningside became available last month when Lyle Eidsness accepted the head football offer at Augustana, his old school. He was 3-8 last fall in his first season at the Chiefs' helm. Pickford left Central High for California 15 years ago to accept the Nebraska-Omaha sweeps Coyotes VERMILLION, S. D.

Pre-season pick Nebraska-Omaha lived up to its North Central Conference advance billing by completing a four-game sweep of South Dakota University here Monday, 4-2 and 9-7. FIRST GAME Nebraska-Omaha 022 000 0 4 8 4 South Dakota 001 000 1 2 2 0 Mark King, Gregg Laraen (7) and Todd Hendrlckson; Dan Daugherty and Jerry Hofer. SECOND GAME Nebraska-Omaha 006 201 0 16 5 South Dakota 000 330 1 7 1 Glen Schuetze, Larsen (5) and Jim Nelson, Hendrlckson (5); Luke Wilson, Rich Meiuel (4) and Holer. City sports Times where available roday Baseball 1:30 p.m. Westmar at Morningside (2) 1:30 p.m.

Buena Vista at Briar Cliff (2) Track B-4 p.m. All city teams in SSC Invitational at Roberts G-South Sioux in Bullette Invitational at Le Mars G-WestatHeelan G-NorthatEast Softball 4 p.m. Morningside at Dordt (2) 4 p.m. Briar Cliff at Buena Vista (2) Tennis B-4 p.m. West at Heelan (Leif B-4 p.m.

East at North. South Sioux at East Golf vs. Heelan (boys Green Valley, girls Floyd) Singlet Steve Bolda (NW) def. Todd Hensley 6-7, 6-4, 6-4. Mark Hagen (NW) def.

Dewey Sloan 6-4, 6-4. Bruce Zook (M) def. Steve Beats 6-3, 6-1 Mark Moss (NW) def. Brian Wellendorf 3-6, 6-3, 7-5. Dave Meyer (M) def.

Dennla Weerheim 1-6, 6-2, 7-6. Phil Pudenz (M) def. Jay Wlelenga 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. Doubles Bolda-Hagen (NW) def. Hensley-Sloan 6-2, 6-2.

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individual running: high hurdles John Puetz (H) 100m-Doug Skinner (H) :12.7; 200 Tim Roberts (N) :27.7; 1600 Paul Berger (H) 400 Ryan Emeraon (H) low hurdles John Puetz (H) 800 Darin Gunnlnk (N) 1 :27. Relaya: 4x100 North (Welding, Milan Oleson, Matt Reedy, Tim Roberts) :51.5: 4x200 North (Welding, Reedy, Chap Cuthbert, Roberts) medley Heelan (Terry O'Dea, Skinner, Vance Lens, Berger) 4x400 Heelan (Jerry Stabile, Mike Olsen, Pat Behrena, Brian Emeraon) 4x800 Heelan (Doug Schemmel, Behrena, Kevin Kavanaugh, Lena) 10:02. DOS or you can trade them on other merchandise and get even more! If you're in the market for cash, now is the time to sell that used or new gun, antiques, collections, etc. The market has never been better. And we're paying top prices.

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