Day Was Held At Country Club Robyn Young, Cape Country Club, was winner of the pionship bracket of the ladies' day at the Poplar Bluff try Club Tuesday. Ten clubs participated. Polly Bass, Dexter, was second and Jean Sander, Jackson, third, in Championship. In Class "A' Marge Lewis, Westwood, won with Marge Kurrie, Cape, second, and Dorla Young, Cape, third. Cleo Wells, Doniphan, won Class with Pat Harris, Westwood, second and Helen Shambo, Westwood, third.
Evelyn Walker, Cape, won with Siri Dorman, Cape, second and San Robinson, Doniphan, third. Carol Pennington, Poplar Bluff Country Club, was medalist for the day. In the group "with the most trouble" it WAS Marilyn Agee, Dexter, in Championship; Mae Lynch, Dexter Adell Hartle, Jackson, and Imogene Parrent, Doniphan, in Ladies of the Country Club didn't participate for the trophies and prizes, but held a tournament among themselves. Carol Pennington won championship with Mary Wheatley second and Carol Casey third. Eva Frank won with Jean Terrell second and Helen Hogg third.
Louise Huff won third flight with Pat Parks second and Myre Lee Henson third. Anna Miller won "C' with Joyce Collins second. Fifty-five ladies participated in the tournament. The noon luncheon was at AlEdco Restaurant. Pearl Craig Of Malden Died On Tuesday Miss Lola Pearl Craig, 77- year -old retired bookkeeper of Malden, died Tuesday in the Baptist Home at Ironton where she had resided since 1966.
She was born on Dec. 12, 1893, at Malden. She served as Sunday school teacher, church organist and church clerk at the First Southern Baptist Church of Malden for many years. Surviving is one sister, Mrs. W.
E. (Winnie" Marshall of San Antonio, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in funeral chapel at Malden with the Rev. kit carpet installation SEALER IT BOUNCY FOAM RUBBER BACKING Sport Briefs Cincinnati AP The Cincinnati Reds Tuesday picked the grandson of Los Angeles Dodger Manager Walter Alston in the major league baseball draft.
Robert Ogle, a right handed, 6-foot-1 first baseman at Talawanda High School in Oxford, Ohio, was picked 29th of 31 players by the Reds. Alston lives in Darrtown, Ohio, south of Oxford. Montreal The Detroit and the Vancouver Canucks, of the National Hockey League completed a two-for-two player trade Tuesday night. The Red Wings sent forwards John Cunniff and Gary Bredin to the Canucks, in exchange for Irv Spencer and Bob Dillabough. Mexico City AP Melico defeated Canada 1-0 Tuesday night in the North American elimination soccer tournament for the 1972 Olympics.
Detroit A Pitcher Denny McLain has been drafted by the Detroit Tigers--not righthanded Dennis Dale McLain, the former Tiger 31-game winner now with the Washington Senators -but left-handed Dennis McLain, a 17-year-old from Detroit Southeastern High School. The prep McL an, picked in Tuesday's opening day of the regular free agent major league baseball draft was picked number 17 by Detroit. The McLain who pitched for the gers last season wore number 17 and still does with Washington. Art Powers To Be Postmaster In Illinois Town Art Powers, the brother of Lee Powers and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
George Clemons of this city, has been appointed postmaster at Lawrenceville, Ill. Powers has 29 years postal service, and has been assistant postmaster for 11 years. He resides at 408 Jefferson Lawrenceville, and he and his wife, Imogene, have a son and a daughter and three grandchildren. Americans cash some 22 billion checks a year. Joe Acuff officiating.
Burial will be in the Park Cemetery at Malden. GO AHFAD, SHARPLY- FOR INSTALLATION KIT, 50c OFF Reg. $6.49 Instructions and materials for doit- yourself jobs. Daily Ameriran Republic Poplar Bluff, Missouri Wednesday, June 9, 1971 1, 1. ARMY 2ND LT.
GARY W. BUMPUS graduated from the University of Missouri at Rolla with a B.S. in Computer Science and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Infantry Branch. Lt. Bumpus is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde D. Bumpus of 6121 West Park, St. Louis. They are former residents of Poplar Bluff, and moved from this city 10 years ago.
Decathlon To Be Held At Kennett A boy's decathlon meet sponsored by the SEMO Track Club will be held at the Kennett High School Stadium on June 20-21. The first five events will be staged on Sunday afternoon starting at 1:30 with the second session starting at 9 o'clock on Monday morn.ing. Competition will be held three age divisions. 12-13. 14-15 and 16-17.
The contestant's age is based on their age as of the day of the meet. phies will be awarded to the first three places in each the age divisions. Decathlon competition consists of ten events, 100 meter dash, high jump. 400 meter dash, long jump. 120 yard high hurdles, pole vault, 1500 meter run, shot put, discus throw and' javelin.
The 12-13 year old division will be modified to include the 120 yard low hurdles, the 8-lb shot and the junior high school discus. All entestants must be registered with the AAU. Entry blanks may be secured from Sam Giambelluca at Bob Evans Shoe Store in Poplar Bluff. 19: H. Aaron, 18.
Stolen bases Brock, St.L., 20: Harrelson, N.Y., 13. Pitching (6 Decisions) -Dier4; ker, 10-1, .909, 1.80; Carlton, St.L., 10-2, .833, 2.79. Strikeouts Stoneman, 104; Jenkins, 99. CARPETING AND CUT PRICED DO-IT-YOURSELFERS! MONTGOMERY WARD $2 and hidden decorating our easy-to-install textured any room in foam waffle loop pile, STRIPE indoor 3 floor fashion just easyolefin pile goes hues; allCut to fit, down. pile carpet in withtweeds, cush- 749 WINDS back in 7 849 scissors to install MIST Ideal Dense YOUR easy-to-install, CHOICE 6 colors.
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Runs batted in Killebrew, 48; Petrocelli, 41. Hits Oliva, 71; Murcer, N.Y., 69. Doubles B. Conigliaro, 17; Northrup, 13; T. Conigliaro, 13; Oliva, 13.
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Stolen bases Campaneris, 15: Otis, K.C., 14. Pitching (6 Decisions)lar. 8-1. .889, 2.99; Blue, 12-2, .857, 1.34. Strikeouts Blue, 115: Lolich, 102.
National League Batting (100 at bats) Garr. Torre, St.L., .358: Brock, St.L., .358. Runs Brock, St.L., Bonds, S.F., 47. Runs batted in Stargell, 52; H. Aaron, 46.
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