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—Gazette photoWILL SKI AT GAZETTE-WCLO AQUACADE—Ralph Dominy (left), 1239 Jerome Ave., and Bill Krug, 1221 Jerome Ave., are two of Janesville's outstanding water skiers. They will perform Sunday afternoon at the Gazette-WCLO Aquacade, a free to the public water sports show on Rock River at Riverside Park. The large jumping ramp that will be used by the skiers Sunday is owned by Dominy and his troupe.Boat Parade To Open ShowColorful Aquacade Sunday at Riverside Is Free to PublicThe parade of boats to open the Gazette-WCLO Aquacade on Rock River Sunday afternoon . should be a colorful event. It is the first event on water, to follow s concert by the Municipal band. The concert is from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. and the parade is to leave the Rock River Boat Association docks at Traxler Park at 1:30.The Aquacade, a three-hour water sports show free to the public, will be staged on Rock River at Riverside Park. The boat ramp at Riverside will be closed Sunday as a safety measure and all Aquacade boats will be launched in the river at the Boat Association’s ramp at Traxler Park.Roy Lentz, president of the Boat Association and assistant general chairman of the Aquacade, plans to build a temporary pier on the river just south of the lower pavilion at Riverside Park. That’s where the racing pits will be located and also the spot from where water skiers will take off.troupe.After the parade of boats there will be a boat safety demonstration by a team of Wisconsin Conservation Department wardens. This part of the program is being arranged by Royce Dallman, Rock County warden, The boat safety team appearing here is the one that made a decided hit in Milwaukee in June.Races Tightened in Fort Littleand Pony LeaguesFORT PONY LEAGUE WCitizens Bank .............. 4First National Bank ..... 4Hoffman Lumber Co. ........ IRotary ....................... IFORT LITTLE LEAGUELegion ........................ 5Lions .................... 8Lakeland Sport* ....... 3Fort Home Bldg............ 1Pet..571.571.m,2S6714.714,429,1432 Other GirlsAge 15 AnnexWheeler, Defending Champion, Triumphs in Extra Hole25 Boats in ParadeTKori**!! Via 95 nr mnrp hnetsFORT ATKINSON - The race for second half championships be came hotter Tuesday in both Fort Atkinson’s Little and Pony Leagues. In Little League, the Legion scored a 6-0 win over the Lions to move into a first place tie with the losers. Fort Home Builders scored their first win of the second half, bumping the Lake-CHICAGO — Carol Sorenson of Janesville, Wisconsin J u nior champion, and two other 15-year-old golf stars were among the winners of first round matches Tuesday as the field in Women’s Western Junior tournament at the Inverness Country Club in suburban Palatine was reduced to eight.Miss Sorenson scored the most overwhelming victory, eliminating her tournament roommate, Barnett Pung of San Francisco, 7 and 6.The Janesville stylist was matched in today’s quarterfinals against Louise Dumier of Cincinnati, who defeated Marcia Hamilton of Oakland City, Ind., 1 up.The other 15-year-old victorswere Patti Shook, Flint, Mich., and Sharon Fladoos, Dubuque.Miss Shook provided the first day's major upset, a 2 and 1triumph over Judy Eller of Old Hickory, Tenn. Miss Eller is the U.S. Junior champion and a threetime Tennessee state ruler.Miss Fladoos beat Susan Meer-dink of Miscatine, Iowa, 4 and 3.In today's matches, Miss Shook plays Carol Mann of ChicagoOlympia Fields and Miss Fladoos plays Joyce Benson of Atlanta, Ga. Miss Mann beat Susie Kuna-koff of Montabelio, Calif., 6 and 4, and Miss Benson beat Jane Hawkins of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, 4 and 3.Defending champion Sherry Wheeler, the medalist from Glasgow, Ky., had to ,go 19 holes to defeat Connie Robinson of Pase-dena, Calif., 1 up. Miss Wheeler had a birdie four on the 19th hole, while the California. Junior champion needed six strokes.Miss Wheeler’s quarterfinal opponent is Patricia Dailey of San Antonio, Tex., who beat Heidie Prentice of Wilmette, 111., 5 and 4.Hotman Lumber .......... 404 225 J—IS2-b hit* Schrooder. Homo runs Schroe-der.FirstNation*] (5) ab r h 2b 4 0 0Vandewort Lemke ss Klemp of Garberic c Ridpath p 2b Olson If rf Kuykendall lb 2 0 0 Aspinwal! lb 0 0 0 Mierach it rf 3 9 a1 Goss 3b S 2 1Coglan p 0 0 00 10 3 1 1 3 1 13 0 04 0 1Rotary (12)b rhRamsey s* Mittag 2b Miller It Griffin c Krueger lb Snodia 3b F, Rogers cf Walser rf Hebbe p4 2 1 2 2 13 3 34 1 2 4 1 3 4 I 9 4 0 2 3 1 0 3 I 0
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Janesville Daily Gazette
Janesville, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Aug 06, 1958
Page 35
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Ruth A.
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