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Show Frank Beard Holds Lead In Tourney of Champions By JOE ST. AMANT RANCHO LA COSTA, Calif UPI)—Frank Beard shot a four-under par 68 Saturday to maintain his lead after three rounds of the 72-hole $150,000 Tournament of Champions. Beard, 30, pro golf's leading Money-winner last year and a putting magicien, had a two troke lead over Britain's tony Jacklin who shet a 67 for a 204 total. Jacklin made up one stroke on Beard in the third round Beard had a three-stroke edge starting the round. Beard was not bothered, “I can lose another one tomorrow,” he said, “and stil win.” Jacklin commented, “Beard’s unbelievable. It looi.s like you'll have to break 60 to get to him Beard’s S4-hole total of 202 was 14 under par for La Costa Country Club Course. Par is 3672. Masters champion Billy Casper shot a 68 for a total of 200 in third place. South Africa's Gary ec took a 69 for 209. Player was followed by a black man protesting his nation’s racial policy. There was notrouble to speak of, and Player invited the picket, John Williams, to have a cup of tea with him at the end of the round. Bruce Crampton who was in third place with a pair of 69s at Douglass who shot 71. A rhyming twosome of Coody Page 1 THE SUNDAY HERALD,Provo, Utah Sunday, April 26, 1970 and then parred to the turn, making it in a three-under 33. On the back nine, he took his and Moody—Charles Coody and Orville Moody—landed in the 214 first bogey of the day when he bracket. Coody had a 72 and three-putted, missing a fivefooter for his second putt, on Moody a 71 Beard who had an eight- the tenth hole, Beard sank a 20-footer for a under-par 64 in the second round Friday was not quite as birdie two on No. 11 and a sensational in the third round three-footer for another bird on although be chipped in a shot— a habit of his—from off the io No. 14 he got his second bogey when he missed the green. This time it was on the green and later muffed an 18 second hole where he put a inch putt for a par, “I lost’ my concentration three wood in the short rough for his second shot about 2 there for a minute,” he said, He sank his fourth and final feet from the pin. Using eight iron he hit a sate a birdie of the round on No, 15—a run and the ball dropped in for 15-footputt. the start of the third round sli to a par 72 and had a total of 210 in fifth place. The golfers were strung out in single file all the way to Beard won $175,000 last year, sixth place which was occupied an eagle three. “Needless to say, that gave tops among the pros, but has by Arnold Palmer who shot a which gave him a 5t+hole me a nice little lift,’ said earned the relatively small sum of $23,000 this year and will be Beard al of 211. He sank a four-footer for a shooting for his first victory in took a 72 for a ack Nic same as Dale birdie three on the fourth hole Sunday's final round. AN OREM HIGH runnerleads the id in one of the heats of Although Orem won its heat, the Tigers the mile relay placedthird wherall the times werecompiled. (Herald Staff Photes by Meb Anderson) Olympus, San Juan Win BYUInvitational 1400 Prep Stars from 99 Schools Participate in 57th Annual Meet Wyoming Takes 2’ Dennis Bradford; and Monte Lees third place in the pole vault. Fruita, Colo., was in the of the battle for the championship until the final events when they dropped behind. They captured the 880 and one mile relays but failed to place in the final event the medley relay. CLASS “AY” LONG JUMP. 1—Ted Crawford (West) 23-4; 2—Alan Murdock (Davis) 22-814; 3—Bill Mammales (Granger) 22 3¥; Kevin Coombs (Bonneville) a 11; 5—Greg Coon (Highland) 21 SHOT PUT 1—Joe Ingersol (Skyline) 54 102; 2—Tom Aldershof (Las Vegas) 52-10; (Skyline) 52.6; 3-Dave Bogart 4—Bob Davis (Ogden) 51-92; 5—Warren Barber (Olympus) 50-11 120—HURDLES 1—Eddie Scott (West), 14-4; Randy Stevenson (South) 14.7; Marlo Dean (Hillcrest) 14.8; Larry Baeder (Olympus) 14.8; Steve Strong (South) 15.0 2— 3— 4— 5— John Ramciatec (Ogden) 51.3 HIGH 1- RayLigby (Las Vegas) 6.814; 2—Kent Gailey (Granite) 6.614; 3— Bernard Schelipi(Minico) 6-2\4; 4—Don Borg (Brighton) 614; 5 Malin Querray (Granite) 6.V 880—YARD RUN 1—C-rl_ Armitage (Tooele), 5 7.6 2 -Sheldon Nobie (Graniie) 5 33.2; 3—Doug Murdock (Orem) Si 8.5; 4—Dee Barrow (Olympus) 4; 5—John Daynes (Highland) 9.5 Y 1:30.47 LxSteve ane (Logan) 14-134 (new record -old markof 14-12 was set by Steve Richords (Highland) in 1969) 2—Jim Hill (Las Vegas) 14-194 (co-holder of record); 3— Jim Barry (Orem) 13-9; 4—Bob Faddis (Ogden) 13-9; Mike Hatch (Pleasant Grove) 13-6 3:42.0; Skyline, 3:41.ge 5—Granite, 3 a 8 MILE—RELA 1 nilierest, S221; 2 Olympus, 3:27.4; Orem, 3:29.3; Highland, 3:20.0; Jordan, 3:31.7 DISCUS 1—Gordon Gleave (Granite) 165. 11; _2-Sam Barbario (Granite) 160-10; 3—Joe Ingersol (Skyline) 157-3; Dave O’Bagy (West) 156-8; 5—John Smoot (East) 155.4 100—YARD DASH 1—Bill Mamales (Granger) 10.0; 2—Ted Crawford (West) 10.0; 3— Mark Rose (Davis) 10.0; 4—Garv Purrington (Granite) 10.1; 5— Kelly McGarry (Ogden) 10.2 JAVELIN 1—Jon Liddiard (Granite) 208-1 (New record old mark of 201-4 was set by Randy Spears of Granger in 1969); 2—Kelly Park (Brighton) 199.9; 3—Colin King (Olympus) 188-8; 4—N. Leprey (Hillcrest) 5—Dave Ott (Skyline) 176-2 MILE—RUN 1—Richard Reid (Viewmont) 4:21.2; 2—Ron Bur:schi (Skyview) Olympus, West, 1:32.97 Skyline, 4:32.9;‘andDayis, 1:32.4 POLE V s Brent Websterof Bountiful ran More than 1400 athletes from 99 high schools in Utah, Idaho, the 440 in 49.5 to edge Bill Price Colorado and Nevada par- of Judge who was close behind. ticipated in the 57th Annual Doug Murdock, Orem middle Brigham Young University distance runner, picked up third Invitational Track and Field place in his specialty, the 880 for Meetheld Friday and Saturday a good showing in that event. Jim Barry, Orem, placed third in the BYU Stadiuin. Olympus walked off with the in the record breakingpole vault Class A championship and San and Mike Hatch, Pleasant Juan County claimed the Class B Grove, also placed in the event. ddie Scott, West High, was honors. the lone double winnerof the day Class A The Olympus Titans captured as he broke the tape in both the championship honors in the high and the low hurdles, Class B A. division, scoring 45 points for first place. The West San Juan, from the FourHigh Panthers took second place Corners area, swept to a first with 42points; Granite picked up place win in the Class B Division 38 points for third place; with a total of 38 points to beat Hillcrest chalked up 24 points North Summit who scored 32 and Orem Tigers and Skyline ints and Fruita, Colo., with 30 were tied for fifth place, each points. Delta Rabbits were not with 22 points, far kchindwith their 29 counters Only three Region Four teams good for fourth place in the participated in the scoring with standings. Orem looking especially good The Broncos had previously with its 22 points. Carbontallied six and Pleasant Grove scored 3 given warningof their track and field prospects when they points, The meet waslargely a battle captured first place honors in among Olympus, West, Granite, the recent Snow College Inand Hillcrest, with Orem and vitational Meet. other teams breaking into the ‘The San Juan tracksters were scoring frequently enough to helped to their title by a first keep things interesting. place win by Monte Lee in the ‘Thejavelin and the pole vault 180 hurdles and some high events were’probably the most scoring in the 120 hurdles by Lee exciting. Jon Liddiard, Logan, in third place in the long jump by tossed the wand 208-1 for a record. The old mark of 2024 was made by Randy Spearsof Granger last year. The competition was k -en as Kelly Park of Brighton was a close contender with a toss of 199-9 for second place. The pole vault, not the last event to be finished this year, saw a record of 14 ft. 1 % inches. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — The new mark was shared vy dim Hill of Las Vegas and Steve Wyoming pounded out 18 hits Jones of Logan, with Jones and got fine pitching performgetting first place because of ances from Matt Sterling and fewer misses. The old record of Mike Jones Saturday to sweep 14-% wasset by Steve Richards a Western Athletic Conference doubleheader from Utah, 20 of Highland in 1969. "CLASS BY” ~YARD DASH: —Kent Tompkins (Fruita) 10.2; 2—DaveJones (Milford) 10.2; 3 Kim Martindale (Oakley) 10.3; Mark Enyeart (Uintah) 10.2; 5— Walter Lewis (East Carbon ) 10.4 120—HURDLES 1—Brad Hancock (Union) 15.3; 2—Monte Lee (San Juan) 15.3; 3— Danny Long (Union) 15. i= Sandy Nielson (San Juan) 15. Brad Barnes (Marsh Valley) 155 ONG JUMP. 1—-Steve Wolfe (Palisade) 21104; 2—Danny Long (Union) 21. 72; 3—Dennis Bradford (San Juan) 21.5; 4—Glen Downard (Uintah) 20-92; 5—Gary Snyder (Millard) 20-8-%4 HIGH JUMP: 1—Dale Allred (Uintah) 6-412; 2—George Whitehead (Dixie) 6. 214; 3—Dave Johnson (San Juan) 6-24; Ross Pace (No. Summit) 62\4; 5S—Dean Myler (Marsh STEVE JONES,Logan High,wins the pole vault in the BYU Invitational Saturdaywith a vaultof 14 feet 1% inches. Jones sailed over the bar with ease to erase the old high school Stargell Clout Paces Pirates Win; Twins Halt Tigers’ Victory Skein 4:28.8; 3—Leon Hansen(Hillcrest) 4:30.9; 4—Steve Jensen (Orem) 4:33.0; 5—Sherm Tate (South) Valley) 6-'4 DISCUS; 4:36.8 1—Tim Hadlock (Uintah) 150-9; 180—HURDLES arrell Louder (Palasade) 147. ByUnited Press International 1—Eddie Scott (West) 19.5; 2— Larry Baeder (Olympus) 20.1; Dee ; 3—Kim Moody (Delta) 4—Carl Willie Stargell, who has only Scott (Olympus) 20.2; 4—Marlo oon (East Carbon) 140-8; 5— four hits and a .085 batting Dean (Hillcrest) 20.1; 5—Randy Chad Steteen (No. Sevier) 139-7 averagethis season, slammed a SHOT PI Stevenson (South) 2 220—YARD DASH: redae (East Carbon) tremendous two-run homerover 1—Bill Mamales (Granger 22.2; 51-6 94; 2—Craig Byington (Marsh the rightfield roof of Forbes 2—Mark Ruse (Davis) 22.3; 3—Al Valley) 50-0; Darrel Lowder Field Saturday to give the McEwan (Orem) 22.4; 4—Dave (Palasade) 47.714; 4—Ken Holm Eddie Scott, West, ran the 120 Gardner (Olympus) 22.4; 5—Kelly (Milford) 47-4 34; 5—Brad Fabrizio Pittsburgh Pirates an 87 high hurdlesin 14.4 buta 12 mile adeiing handcuffed Utah on McGarry (Ogden) 22.7 (Tabiona) 46.11'2 victory over the Atlanta JAVELIN per hour wind kept the mark off three hits in the shutout-opener 440—YARD RUN 1—Jerry Pace (No. Summit) 172 Braves. 1—Brent (Bountiful) the record book. The time was a in which rightfielder Bob Bul- 49.5; 2—Bill Webster Stargell was inserted in the 3; 2—Rodney Hansen (Richfield) Price (Judge) 50.0 thriller, and it did eara first lock drove i. both runs for the 3—Ranier Lenzen (Olympus) 50. 169-3; 3—Randy Johnson (Piute) Pirate lineup despite his earlywinners. place. 4—DaveLiefting (South) 51.1; 5— 162-2; 4—Bob Stevens (Millard) season slumpand the fact that 161-1; 5—Doug Heath (No. Sevier) Atlanta started southpaw 155-10 George Stone on the mound, but MILE—RUN. 1—Dave Johnson (Delta) 4:35.8; after failing to get the ball out 2—Blaine Brown (No. Summit) of the infield in his first three 4:35.8; 3—Al Yardley (Beaver) at-bats, he rewarded manager 4:35.8; 4—Jim Hubbard (Grace) Danny Murtaugh for his faith, 4:37.7; 3—Jett Bowen (Moab) 4:39.3 The blast, which capped a 180—HURDLES four-run seventh inning, was 1—Monty Lee (San Juan) 20.7; the second this week and the Brad Hancock (Union) 20.9; 3 Dan Long (Union) 21.0; 4—Lester seventh of his career Stargell West (Dixie) 21,2; 5—Dave Jones has hit over the roof—a feat (Milford) 21,2 accomplished only 18 times in 440—YARD DASH 1—Rodney Rudolph (Kimberly), the 61-year history of the park. Fred Patek started the 50.2; 2—Kerry Pace (No. Summit) 51.1; 3—Reed Rowley (Parawon) winning rally with a triple and 51.8; 4—LeGrand Black (San scored on Matty Alou’s sacriJuan) 52.0; 5—Warren Peterson fics fly. Richie Hebner doubled (Delta) 52.3 and scored on Roberto Cle220—YARD DASH 1—Steve Robinson (Grand mente’s single before Stargell County) 22.9; 2—Tom Groves connected. (Fruita) 12.0; 3—Paul Edwards Ernie Banks, Glenn Beckert (Raft River) 23.4; 4--Leonel Anderson (Marsh Valley) 23,4; 5— and Billy Williams each hoKen Larson (Uintah) 23.6 mered to boost Chicago to an POLE VAULT 11-5 decision over Houston as \—Pau! Cox (Grand County) 12. the Cubs won their ninth 6; 2—Monty Lee (San Juan) 12-6; Steve Woolstenhulme (N>. Sum. straight game. mit’ 12.6; 4—Gaylen Sabey (Delta) Banks’ homer was the 498th a. 0; 5—Dan Robison (Millard) 12. of his career and only two 880—YARD RUN active players —Willie Mays 1—Dan Nielson (Delta), 2:02.2; with 601 and Henry Aaron with 2—David Johnson (Kimberly) 04.1; —Brian Mahoney 560—have more. It capped a (Wasatch) 2:04.1; 4—LeGrand four-run third inning off loser Black (San Juan) 2:04.6; S—Rich Jim Bouton and put the Cubs Durban (Parawon) 2:05.) ahead to stay. Banks also 880—RELAY \—Fruita, 1:32.9; North Summit, doubled home a run as Chicago 1:33.7; San Juan, 1:34.0; Millard, added twoinsuranceruns in the 1:35.3; $—Uintah, 1.35.4 eighth. MILE—RCLAY \—Fruita, 3:34.4; Gran A bases-loaded walk to pinchCounty, 3:36.5; 3~ -Richtield, 3:37.15 4— Hurticone, 3:38.4; $— hitter Jim Fairey forced across Millara, 3:49. the decisive run and Bobby into third roundofplay, which is scheduled for FRANK BEARD,Tournament of Champions’ MEDLEY. RELAY Wine added a three-run double 1—Soda Springs, 3:45.2; leader for the second straight day, is all todsy at Rancho La Costa, Calif. (Herald-UPI as Montreal rallied for six Delta, 3:47.0; 3—MacKay, 3:48. smiles as hestands in front of the scoreboard Telephoto} ninth-inning runs to defeat San 4—Marsh Valley, after posting s 202 for a two-stroke iead going Francisco, 7-3. Kimberley, 3:50.6 t From Utah record by more than one inch. The grimace on Jones’ face indicates the effort at getting over the bar is not as easy as it may seem to some. Villanova Takes Penn Relays, Wins 5 Titles turned in two meet records in By RUSS GREEN PHILADELPHIA (UPI)—Vil- the 440 and the 880 relays with lanova, which makes Franklin fiery foursome of Harrington Field its parade ground, Jackson, Mike Fray, Paul sprinted to a 3:07.9 mile reley Gibson and Claude Glesson victory over Rutgers Saturday putting on a record show for and thusfor the third year in a the 32,145 spectators. row dominated the Penn Relays They won the 440 over by winning five major relay Johnson C, Smith in 40.1 to championships. equal the meet record they set The Wildcats closed ou’ the Friday, and then took the 880 76th running of the meet by relay in the record time of winning the four mile, the two 8:23,3 to beat Ohio State by 10 mile andthe sprint medley and yards. then the copping of the final As icing to the cake, Gibson event with a team of Hardge won 120 high hurdles in 13.8 Davis, sophomore Greg Govan, while Glosson won the 100 Lamotte Hyman and Olympian yards in .09.7 seconds for a fair Larry James. day's outing. By United Press International Harmon Killebrew singled home Tony Oliva with one out tie ninth inning Saturday as ie Minnesota Twins snapped th Detroit Tigers eight-game winning streak with a 43 victory. Oliva singled with one out and moved to second when his hit got byrightfielder Al Kaline for an error. Killebrew then slapped the ball into right for the game-winning hit. Stan Williams, who relieved Jim Kaat in the ninth inning, received credit for the victory while Tom Timmerman took the loss in relief. Oliva and Ric) Reese homered for the Twins in the fourth inning and MickeyStanley homered for the Tigers in the sixth. Chuck Dobson pitched a three-hitter and aided his own cause with a run-scoring double as the Oakland Athletics Maryland took the other yard lead by Davis, won by six major relaytitle by upsetting blanked the New York Yankees, over Rutgers with James, who defending champion Tennessee 3b, had ailing arches during the in the 480 yards hurdles in 58 Dobson, who did not get past week, running a 46 second seconds. the seventh inning in lesing his quarter mile, Tennessee was third, Morgan State fourth and Olympian John Carlos won first three starts, struck ont three and walked three. He was Adelphi, bothered by one bad the Olympic Development 100 baton pass,was fifth. Villanova, yards in .09.2 seconds, the in trouble only in the sixth which won thedistance medley fastest century ever clocked on inning when the Yankees put two runners on base with none Friday, put together Britain’s Franklin Field. Dave Pottetti of Harvard out. However, a double play Dave Wright, Dick Buerkle, Britain’s Chris Mason and latched on to one of the six and a groundout ended their Marty Luquori to win the four records of the two-day meet threat, Tony Horton drove in two mile in 16:40.2 with little effort, when he took the 3,000 meters and speedsters James, Davi: steeplechase over Ed Walsh of runs with a homer and single Hyman and anchor Andy Manhattan in a meet mark of and Ray Fosse hit his first O'Reilly went on to win the 8:49.7. Other individual cham- homer of the year to pace the sprint medley over Mayaguez pionships went to Barry She- Cleveland Indians to a 6-5 phard of Arizona State with a 7- triumph over the Chicago White A&M of Puerto Rico. Their third victory of the day foot high jump. Buddy William- Sox. was a seven yard triumph by son of Maryland with 16 feet in Horton and Fosse both Wilson Smith, O'Reilly, Mason the polevault and Bryan Salter connected off Tommy John in and Liquori in the two mile of Pitt in the triple jump with thefifth and sent the Chic: over Texas-El Paso its 7:21.8, It 48 feet, 4 34 inches. Ron letty down to his fi was Liquori’s third anchor leg Stronitcch of C. L. Post, who successiveloss. Carlos May had set the two mile record and ran a homer for the White Sox. victory. While Villanova was in its a 1,51.7 half mile anchor leg in The Milwaukee Brewers and customary predominating role, the two mile, both Saturday, ‘Texas-El Paso, although disap- and a 4:01.7 anchor leg Friday Boston Red Sox split a pointing in the longer events, afternoon in the distence relay. doubleheader, f The combination given a 10 |