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Edmunds will be the next
foe today for Othello's Little
League all-stars when they
attempt to keep their drive for
a state title and possible
regional qualification alive in
state tournament play at
Lynnwood.
The Little Leaguers made
local history Tuesday as they
became the first Othello team
ever to win a state tournament
game with a thrilling 3-2
decision over South Highland
West of Seattle. The local
stars had qualified for the
state tournament last Satur-
day at Ephrata by breezing to
the district championship with
an 11-0 trouncing of Moses
Lake International.
The Othello team will
square off against Edmunds at
6:30 p.m. tonight in their next
action .in the 10-team single
elimination tournament.
A win tonight will qualify
them for the semi-finals at 6:30
B
semi-finals on Friday. Preun-
inger would then be available
for the Saturday champion-
ship.
nl
p.m. on Friday. The cham-
pionship game is set for 3 p.m.
on Saturday.
Praised by Coach
"The kids played fantastic
ball and beat a team Tuesday
that was favored to win the
tournament," Coach Hump
Prieur reported Wednesday
morning. "The South High-
land West kids were lots
bigger than our team, but we
played them right down the
line. We now have high hopes
of going all the way in the
tournament."
Should Othello win the state
event, they would advance to
the Little League regionals
scheduled for San Bernadio,
Calif.
Prieur said Scott Preun-
inger will get the starting
assignment against Edmunds
today. Under tournament
rules, Othello will be able to
come back with Jim Sandusky,
who had a no, hitter Tuesday, if
they are in to the tournament
:i!!i: !i
and put Othello ahead to stay.
Preuninger had the only other
hit for Othello in the game.
Easy Win Saturday
Last Saturday the outcome
of the district championship
game was never in doubt after
the second inning as 'the
Othello all-stars backed up
Sandusky's two-hit pitching
with another strong hitting
and fielding performance.
DeLoach opened the bottom
of the second with a long
double down the alley in left
center and it was all Othello's
game the rest of the way. Tom
Kummer, Eddie Acosta and
Lolo Garza all followed with
singles and Preuninger,
Schlagel and Sandusky drew
walks. When the smoke had
cleared the locals had a 5-0
lead.
Kummer provided a big
boost in the third as he came
up with the defensive play of
the game. The little second
baseman went high in the air
to grab a sinking line drive and
then threw to first to double
off the surprised runner there.
Othello added another run
in the third and then piled up
four more in the fourth as
Sandusky delivered his third
home run in as many district
tournament games. The drive
cleared the fence in left center
and came with Schlagel on
base.
Sandusky held Moses Lake
hitless until the fifth inning
and then allowed only a couple
of scratch singles. He struck
out eight and walked just two
batters in the game.
No-Hitter
Sandusky had an outstand-
ing pitching performance as he
held the South Highland team
hitless and had problems only
in the fourth.
Othello took advantage of
wildness by the South High-
land pitcher to jump into a 1-0
lead in the first inning with
leadoff batter Donnie Schlagel
scoring after three straight
walks.
South Highland went in
front 2-1 in the top of the
fourth on two walks and a balk
by Sandusky, but the Othello
stars came charging right back
in their half of the inning.
Linc Burton walked and
then went to third on a double
by Sandusky. After Danny
DeLoach had walked, Tim
Stephens' double scored two
CHAMPS CONGRATULATED District Little League champions receive
congratulations from an o[fid~ in Ephrata last Saturday night after scoring an 114) win.
Saturday: R H E
International 000 000 - 0 2 4
Othello 051 41x - 11 13 2
Karwaski, Jones (2), Pichardo (3),
Vela (3), Redlin (4) and Pichardo,
Karwaski {2). Sandusky and Schla-
~el, Olsen (5). Home run: Sandusky,
thello.
HAPPY CHAMPIONS - Othello LRtle Leaguers bounce
off the field Saturday night after rolling to an U-0 victory
for the district cimmpionship. Pictured are Tim Stephens,
Jim Sandusky and Tom Kummer.
IN FIRST ACTION
,tamers
Tuesday: R H E
S. Highland 000 200 - 2 0 3
Othello 100 20x - 3 3 1
Moran and Moore. Sandusky and
Schlagel.
FINALS ON SUNDAY
vance
Only four of nine Othello
teams advanced in the first
round as action got underway
in the District Slow Pitch
tournament here early this
week.
First round games in the
state qualifying tournament
were completed Monday and
Tuesday, with four winners'
bracket games on the schedule
for Wednesday of the week-
long 15-team event.
Pairings of unbeatens for
Wednesday included Bruns-
wick vs. Earrs A&W in an
all-Othello event, Max Warner
onors
"NEW GOLF CHAMPION - Leona Cronin, left, accepts
the Othello Golf and Country Club women's club
championship trophy from Aggie Rathbun. Mrs. Cronin
won the title in a piayoff completed Tue~sday.
ronln
over
A 35-year goal finally
became a reality for Leona
Cronin here Tuesday as she
defeated "perennial" champ
Aggie Rathbun to win the 1974
Women's Division Club
Championship at the Othello
Golf and Country Club.
Mrs. Cronin, who has been
runner up to Mrs. Rathbun no
less than five times for club
championships in the two
women's 35-year golfing ac-
quaintance, claimed an ex-
citing sudden death win on the
37th hole in the championship
match.
The two rivals met 35 years
ago while both were members
of the Tri-City Country Club in
Kennewick. During that time
Mrs. Ruthbun won several
club titles with Mrs. Cronin
for tonight will find Benavidez church tournament scheduled
facing Air Base and H i~es at the Lions park complex.
~taki~/g5nC~arnatI0fi in 7;ti.ifi- Action will resume at 7 p.m.
games. Pegram and 8-A will be Saturday.
fighting to survive in the
tournament at 8:30 p.m.
The tournament will then
take a break Friday and most
of Saturday for the LDS
Defending champion Doug
finishing second no less than
five times.
Since the Othello course
opened 10 years ago, Mrs.
Rathbun has won the club title
here repeatedly.
Mrs. Cronin, who started
playing here during the last
year, noted, "I had to come to
Othello to beat Aggie."
Other flight winners in the
match play event which has
been in progress the past
several weeks include:
First Flight, Lee Trescott,
and Ruth Sobotta, runner up.
Second flight, Milly Vogel,
and Dorothy Johnson, runner
up.
Third flight, Elvena Tam,
and' Dutch Hays, runner up.
Fourth flight, Janet Huff,
and Karen Bech, runner up.
Fifth flight, Betty Metzger,
and Betsy Deane, runner up.
In low net play on Tuesday
for non-final participants
Pauline Holmes had low gross
with 85. Mrs. Vogel had a 73
for low net, followed by Ruth
Sobotta, 74, and Gall Para, 75.
Joanna Norton is
Second at Spokane
Othello's Joanna Norton
closed her summer track
A full schedule of games is competition with another
set for Sunday with winners' strong finish last weekend in
bracket semi-finals slated for the Summer Games at
9:30 a.m. and the champion- Spokane.
ship game on tap for 5 p.m. The OHS sophomore star
was second in women's shot
put in a talented field of 10
which included some of the top
girls in Eastern Washington.
• Her second place effort was 35
feet 11 inches. The winning
effort was 37 feet.
week. Both of the wins came
over low qualifiers in the
event.
Favaro beat Del Holmes
Insurance of Ephrata vs. Buck advanced, but two of the
Jack's Bargain Barn, Rippld low qualifiers were early
Tavern vs. Simplot in an casualties in Club Champion-
all-Moses Lake game, and ship play at the Othello Golf 1-up with Buck decisioning
Midway Tavern ofMoses Lake and Country Club during the Bud Mowery 2 and 1.
vs. Ochoa Farms. past week. Results of first round
With one exception, all of OrlandFavaroandJoe Buck matches the previous week
the first round games went got the jumpon therest of the were Doug Buck forfeit over
according to "form" with field as they advanced to the Jack Potter, Holmes 3 and 2
top-seeded teams getting vic-
tories. That exception came
Tuesday night as Othello's
Pegram Concrete Ditches was
stopped 12-10 by Simplot-one
of the lower finishers in the
Moses Lake league.
In other Tuesday games
Championship Flight semi-
finals with victories early this
Moses Lake champ Ripple Othello's 13-year-old Babe Favaro 1-up over Duane
Tavern ripped Hilmes Con- Ruth all-stars will open their Pedersen.
over Larry Anderson, Mow-
ery 1-up over Jeff Olson, Ron
Hardt over Bruce Trescott
1-up on 20th hole, Joe Buck 4
and 3 over Jim Erickson, Dr.
Donald Herbert 4 and 3 over
Denny Diaz, Jack Sandusky
2-up over Mark Lawrence and
struction 25-6, Moses Lake tournament competition this Opening round matches in
runner up Midway Building 'Friday at Moses Lake when Second Flight play included
Supply stopped 8-A 9-5, and they take on Valley of Jim Moore over Bob Stricker,
Othello runner up Ochoa Leavenworth.
Farms scrambled past Carna- The opening game in the Gil Johnson over Stan Traut-
A month-long tour of Japan
with matches against the
nation's best high school
wrestlers will start this Friday
for Othello's Scott Bliss.
The Othello senior will be a
member of the eight-man
Washington State Cultural
Exchange wrestling team that
will be touring Japan during
the month of August.
Bliss, who won the state
team spot in action a month
ago, has been busy making
preparations for the once-in-a-
lifetime trip. He is scheduled
20 Entries
Slated for
LDS Tourney
Spots in All-Church Area
play will be up for grabs when
20 LDS from Central Wash-
ington compete .in slow pitch
tournament action here this
Friday and Saturday.
The LDS church tourna-
ment is scheduled to get
underway at 4:30 p.m. on
Friday and run through
Saturday aRernoon. Compet-
ing in the tournament will be
10 senior teams and 10 junior
teams.
The event will be the
combined region and zone
championships with teams
from the Tri-Cities, Yakima,
Wenatchee and Ellensburg
scheduled to compete.
Local favorites in the
tournament will be two teams
from the Othello 2nd Ward.
The Othello 2nd seniors
finished as runners up to Royal
in recent Stake tournament
play, with the local juniors
finishing behind Moses Lake
4th.
The Othello 2nd juniors will
open against Kennewick at
4:30 p.m. Friday, with the
Othello seniors to face the
Yakima-Quincy winner in
their first game at 8 a.m. on
Saturday.
Top teams in each of the
divisions will advance to the
Area event to be held in
Seattle on Aug. 13 and 14.
man, Bill Trescott over Dick
Several individuals picked Hermiston, Ore., last week~ tion Foods 8-7. eight-team tournament is set Neimeyer, Don Sandusky over
up places and awards as the end. On Monday night Earrs for 2:30 p.m. at Larson Harry Sargent, Tom Para over
Othello Swim Club made its Leading the local effort was A&W advanced with a 6-1 playfield in Moses Lake.
Jim Way, Dr. Dan Deane over
first multi-team meet appear- David Montague, who came victory over Benavidez Cafe in Other entries in the tourn- Harmon Baxter, Elwood
ance of the season at through with three thirds and an all-Othello opener, Ephrata ament include Ephrata - Guenther over Russ Johnson
B0Wl S~i~[ a fifthintheboys'12andunder champ Max Warner dumped Quincy, Eastmont, Wenat- and Fred Pease over George
division, the Air Base 8-3, and Jack s chee, Ellensburg, Omak and Huff.
Montague's thirds were in Bargain Barn came through Moses Lake. In the Fourth Flight it was
WiR A~d the 50-meter breast stroke with an 8-6 win over Vet's of Othello team members are BobRoloffoverHenningBech,
with a 47.8 time, 200 meter Moses Lake. Kyle Will, Mike Black, Louie Jim Taylor over Jim Cameron,
~ 0~¢~ free at 2:55.7 and 200 Loser bracket pairings set Martinez, Dennis Sarles, Greg Steve Connors over George
individual medley at 3:27. He Martinez, Pat Ochoa, Danny Gallinger, Mike Wyknenko per annum
also placed fifth in the l00 free. Carlson Truck Silvaz, Dan McCole, Lyle over Cliff Scoville, BillHalpin
Two members of the Othello Fawn Hecker had the Ferguson, Isabel Rocha, Gor- over Steve Stricker, Jess ~~
don and Spence Killian, Randy Maloy over All Lane, Del
Womenwill attends Bowlinga AssociatiOnleadership ahighestsecondfinishin thefOr50OthellObackstroke,with Wo~e~|$ Roylance, and Keith Fegert. Lampe over Darold Dainard
training seminar conducted by with Oscar Gomez and Becky Carlson Trucking posted a Team coach is Mike Lampe. and ROd Powell over Jim
the Womens International Swink also winning several perfect15-0 record to claim the ~4" H~nt Pa
Bowling Congress at the places. , , Othello women's slow pitch Deposit a minimum of $1,000 in a certificate of
Cosmopolitan Chinook Hotel Competing in boys' 14- title and then followed by .mphJet Davis. Savings Certificate
and Tower in Yakima on Aug. under, Gomez was fourth in winning the Royal Slope [$ Now &variable ACNELORS savings for a minimum maturity of 4 years.
3 and 4. the200IM, fffth in the 400 free Community Days title last OLYMPIA-The official i974 ~A~NELOREWTES A substantial interest penalty is required on early
Local members attending and sixth in the 50 butterfly, week. withdrawals from Certificate savings accounts.
are Laverne Hollenbeck, Miss Swink entered in girls' Basin City finished second Hunting Seasons and Bag Washt Dry
president, and Eileen Law- 17-under, was fifth in the 400 at 12-3 with three losses to Limits pamphlet is now
renee, secretary, free and 200 IM, sixth in the Carlson. Warden and Royal available at the more than 900 F OI d
The WIBC leadership train- 100 back and eighth in the 100 City tied at 6-9 followed by statewide license dealerships
ing seminars are being held to butterfly. Eddie's at 5-10 and Hammer's and ten Game Department
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to leave Friday fro~
The tour
include a
Hawaii on the
arrive in Toyoko on
remain in Japan 1
Another
Hawaii will close
Bliss reports
team m
after the team
with from eight to
expected to be
during the visit.
the team to t
Jap
the northern
the country.
Although the
originally
pense free for the
current cost to
be $225 due to
costs and other
Donations are
statewide to help
expenses for the
bers.
Other members of
are 108, Keith
Lynnwood; 115,
mann, Camas;
Mangram, Mt.
Seattle; 135,
Kamiakin of
Bliss; 154, Paul Oms~°
Lake; 165,
Kennewick; and
Uansen,
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train local women's bowling
association officers, directors
and other leaders in rules,
parliamentary procedure, use
of forms and other office
methods, problem-solving
techniques and human rela-
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Women from associations
within a 200-mile radius will be
attending the Yakima sem-
inar. Similar sessions are
being held by WIBC this
summer in Madison, Wise.;
Chattanooga, Tenn.; and Sa-
lina, Kan.
with 43 totals were
Doris Moore and Bill
Other individual places
came from Diana Johnson in
the 400 free for girls' 17-under,
and Colleen Hecker in the
girls' 12-under 50 breast
stroke.
The girls' 12-under relay
team also had an eighth in the
200 IM. Team members were
Sandra Zavaleta, Colleen
Hecker, Jamie Davis and
Tamara Hall.
The team hceted Ellensburg
in a dual meet last week and
will repeat the event later this
season.
Mobile Homes 1-14.
The finish in the Royal
tournament was Basin City,
second; Eddie's, third; Royal
City, fourth; and Warden and
Hammer's tied for fifth.
Tournament all-stars were
Chris Bos, Judy Carlson, Vicki
Postas and Mary Salinas of
Carlson Trucking; Becky
Engles and Twila Wright of
Warden, Karen Stiekel of
Hammers; Stacy Villegas of
B~al City; Cindy Haas of
in City; and Pare Hampton
of Eddie's.
offices.
The hunting regulations list
1974 season for deer, elk,
blackbear, cougar, bobcat,
racoon, rabbits, forest grouse,
and the early partridge
season.
Other upland bird and
waterfowl will be established
at the August Game Commis-
s'ion Meeting and will be
published in the official 1974
Upland Game Bird and Water-
fowl pamphlet, which will be at
license dealers around mid-
September•
in
Trescott.
Winning the net
the event were
Margaret Pease
They were
and Gwen Billiv
with Bob and
right behind at
Next came Harry
Sargent, 37V~; Gil
Johnson, 38; and
Maloy and Ruth
Cliff and
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