Show Friday May 10 1974 ? cat 12 Track tennis & rT? I G I " Vjr wi vv jy flg tfiinclads eye Riverside 7' I tr orn Xt p fc s4 : k u J S p- tsar netters set for Claremont A G-m- rneic 311 Ge ?? an d y- - j y v 33 oi crot' - - i -- - o- ' -I "? i'Z&Z c v i cor cad rc j v s m ? 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nolr g or'y :r too rof3 he poeVid hit 030 1 oo e of the sea tor teaton & £ $ '45 i BY If bo t03 The Ago scored 57 fcehiod the Cotig art v 4 33 3 300 & 00 3300-o- sophomore 3 wW a 333 leva! og Irtarroo-o’af- n After ytjiv wrestling coaching 3 000 rH - a r or ri ?rt on 10000' record io Lu3 root of thft AggAj Dirtioht had a good day Saturday 20 Ogdar at USU ?0:oh-:- d r Is i cor-- ird t or o’- - 'A? 00 3 1 -- 'vat V fV -- 1 ‘a“ oi pfi'i Go rot oo ror GVr-Gor : Bob ?i st woo Lnm-tr- Carlitr ddr’: erpouae to C3ra tre rati or Is 03it terra tr teoo several weeks ago ' C" con- - their swing with Claremont (left) and thinclcd Clayton Gunter will spend their respective weekends in California College They took a 12-- 4 season record with them including wins in their last rioe meets The schedule calls for Utah State to meet LA State Long Beach State and Cal State at Fullerton during the balance of them trip which takes them to Saturday Sam Davis former Aggie distance ace won the four mile jogging competition Saturday in the good time of 23 minutes and 4 seconds This was the second in a series of jogging competition Stan sponsored by the USU HPER Brad Hamrnel Dennis James Gardner Ralph Department Sam was followed by Dave Reese and Jim Anderson inDoubles combinations will Schimpf who won the first three mm el mile jog a week ago His time was clude Rock wood-H23 minutes and 24 seconds Third Gardner-Rees- e and place was taken by Brad Fein-ber- g in 24 minutes and 20 “This will end our season” seconds said Carlson “It should be a good The only girl to run was Ann test Claremont won the college division national title last year Schimpf who negotiated the four and Long Beach State has beaten miles in 30 minutes and 32 seconds She did not trail the men Utah and BYU this year” After Wednesday Thursday and Friday victories last week (two of them 0 shut outs of Weber State) Carlson said the lineup would remain static That includes in order Scott Rock-woo- d 9-- SUPPORT THE BUSINESSES DISPLAYING THIS POSTER a James-Anderso- n by very much Steve Hibler was the first place finisher in the 3 division with a time of 24 minutes and 24 seconds Rich Valdez was second at 26 minutes and 7 seconds and Larry Kline was third with a time of 29 minutes and 42 seconds In addition to the first three finishers who were all in the division Scott Datwyler finished fourth in 26 minutes and 14 seconds and Charles Swope fifth in 29 minutes and 27 seconds The next jogging competition will be Saturday May 11 at 10:00 am starting in the Aggie Football stadium parking lot and covering a five mile course 26-3- 16-2- 5 Mile Jog Saturday The third in a series of spring jogging competitions w Cl be held Saturday May 11 starting at 10:00 am in the Aggie stadium parking lot Registration is free and begins at 9:30 am 5 The course will cover five miles and awards will be given in seven different age classifications Women will run according to over under 5 and 5 Men will run in under 9 and over The competition is sponsored by the USU HPER Department and covers a series of jogs from three to seven miles 15-a- 16-2- 25-a- 15-a- 26-3- 40-a- nd Presentation of the coveted Wayne Estes Memorial Award and the Special Athletic Award will highlight the annual Aggie Letterman’s Banquet Tuesday May 14 at the Walnut Room of the University Center Activities begin at 7 pm with a smorgasboard dinner Cost is $350 a plate and athletic officials are asking that tickets be purchased before 5 pm on May 10 at the UC ticket office or at the Harris Athletic Center However tickets will be available at the door Aggie athletes who have achieved special recognition during the 1973-7- 4 sports season will be honored during the evening Also 109 athletic letters will be presented Rod Jensen President of Utah State’s Athletic Associates will serve ‘ THEY SUPPORT YOUR PAPER as Master of Ceremonies Past winners of the Estes award include Estes (1965) Craig Murray Hal Hale (1967) Garth Hall Jack Mooney (1969) Phil Olsen Gary DeVries (1971) Jeff jTebbs (1972) and Bob Lauriski (1966) (1968) (1970) Bob Lauriski Estes award winner 1973 nd nd 15-2- nd |