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Show i0rTgrnp1rtipgi 8B D:sr;p.l NEWS, Tuesday, Volleyball Schedule iii jj April 29, Hjr"WX1'1 gi 'iigi MQlf wgnxfd Ww-V- 1969 . R'v ''A''jr X Golfer Joins PGA Tour Ex-BY- - $ ; , Ensign v Seattle 1st Keaukaha vs 3rd; Orem 4th vs Carmichael 9:80 i.m. phoenix 9th Pieesant Hill vs Hamilton; Raymond 2nd JJrh First Round Pocatello 28th vs Oaklend 1.00 am Hth p ; Thatcher vs Boise 15th (Pi; Eureka vs USU (E); North Logan 2nd vs Oxnard (RP). Downey 3rd vs Colorado f 4i dm. 4ormgs 3rd (P); Monument Park St.10th vs Louis 4rovo 22nd (P); Taylorsville vs. 1st (E); BYU 24th vs CM) 2nd (RP) Fdmonton 4th vs Nobles to )o a m. dnd (P); id.ihg Falls ?3rd vs Compton iMiid P); Santa Ana 2nd vs Richland 1st Placerville vs 12 (RP) it :1S am. Ogden 55th vs HoHaday 7th (P), Murray 7th vs Phoenix Jrd (P); U of U 10th vs Clearfield Thd (E); Oram 33rd vs Late (RP). Second Round Deseraf Oym 12.00 noon Pocatello ?0lh vs Boise 15th; Thetiher vs Oakland 4th; Eureka vs St. Louis 1st Taylorsville vs USU. 12:45 p.m. Downey 3rd vs Provo 22nd; Monument Park 10th vs Colorado Springs Jrd, North Loen 2nd vs BYU 24th; Oxnard vs CSU 2nd 1:30 P.m. Edmonton 4th vs Idaho Falls 23rd; Naples 2nd vs Compton 2nd; Santa Ana 2nd vi U of U 10th; Ciaarfiald 2nd vs Richland 1st. 2:15 p.tn. Ogden 55th vs Murray 7fti; HoHaday 7th vs Phoenix 3rd; Laia vs 12; Placerville vs Oram 33rd. Third Round t Uii; 2:00 p.m. er; Oakland Pcatelo 26th vs Thatch4th vs Boise 15th; Lureka vs St. Louis 1st vs USU. Taylorsville; 2:4$ p.m. Downey 3rd vs Monument Park 10th, Colo. Springs 3rd vs Provo ??nd; Norh Logan 2nd vs CSU 2nd; Oxnard vs BYU. 4:30 p.m. Edmonton 6th vs Compton 2nd; Naples 2nd vs Idaho Falls 23rd; Sant Ana 2nd vs Clearfield 2nd; U of U 10th vs Richland 1st. 5:15 p.m. Ogden 55th vs pnoenix 3rd; Hoiladay 7th vs Murray 7th; Placer-vlll- e vs Laie; Orem 33. d vs 12. GAIL F. BYWATER Automotive Technicians 665 South State Need on Ixparlancad, Metara LUBRICATION, Tire and Brake Man week Wide open opportunity. INSIDE. Vacotion, Holiday. Medical Ins , fringo Benefits. Permanent, well-pai- position. tor Appl. lolephnno 'M 322-35- 47 EECE hi Boa? Show NO WHERE BUT HERE PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLA. John Miller, former from Brigham AT a Young, was one of 15 qualifiers who made it into the $6 million PGA Tour after a test here on the PGA I f WE CARRY THE BEST NO. ONE BOAT LIKES BOATS DISPUTED Si ON OUR FLOOR Xr Miller scored Roger Clayton set only All - Around record. Speedster Dan Hoiladay won two field events. Another former BYU golfer, Mike Reasor, also made the tour after three holes of sudden death playoff involving six players. Qualifying with Stories That Intrigue Mark BYU Reasor was another former All-Arou- nd By DAVE KADLECK Deseret News Sports Writer Few sporting events hold as much intrigue as the old BYU Invitational classic. Behind every man is a story in this gruelling test that got its start in 1911 by E. L. Roberts, then a coach and faculty member at Brigham Young University. Little did Roberts realize that his would become one of the most prized prep events in the country. amount of organization necessary for bringing a group of athletes together and racing them through two days of cometition has kept the event from becoming a nation-widtourney. Fifty stories were written into the lives of this year' field. Delta's Doug Bailey's chapter is complete. He's the champ. Lehi's magnificent muscleman Jay Hardman told the nine-eve- , d lit e Tho All No WALLY'S CAR WASH WASH FREE with gas till May 15th BRING THIS AD 340 So. W. Tempi fill-ti- p the unsung athle.e making good with a super effort. His second place effort of 5,372 total points to Bailey's 6.880 will hold a bundle of memories. Hillcrest's Dan Hoiladay, a super prep footballer and fine basketballer, understands the physical importance of track competition. Hoiladay, a speedster on the football field and basketball court, specialized in two field events. He won the shotput and discus. Special attention in these events cost valuable tenths of seconds in running ISO events. Houaday, at pounds, is no prep giant. But Roger Clayton was. At pounds Clayton entered the field of 50 to make his mark His shotput effort of 54 feet and 2 inches was the meet's only record. For Clavton the point battle cleared some (louhis. "I'll never touch another track," he panted following the 440 run. "Im no runner. I'm gohg after the state record. Fratto (Bob) is ahead of me right now, but Ive got time to get ready." Earlier, South's Fratto had set two general comiietition records in shotput and discus comiietitior.. tale of 6-- 6-- 3 two-da- y ,100-H.- and Summerhays carded In his last five birds, had round, Bruce five greens. He but will try again In October. Western Athletic Conference Mahlon Moe, New golfer, Mexico. The other playoff qualifier was Mike Nugent, Beaumont, Tex. And so for Clayton, a goal to cap his prep career. Olympus Dave Powell is certain to stick" his javelin at a comfortable distance next year when he takes on a of prep field new Another qualifier familiar to Utah golf fans was Chuck Montalbano, who finished in a tie for sixth with Bill Johnston in last years Utah Open. Chuck tallied 297. two-wa- Powell, 10th a year ago, finished sixth last weekend. This, without a point in the javelin event. y Leading as w qualifier SO. STATE ONIY V 'z Bruce Summerhays, former University of Utah star and Utah Amateur champion, was one of 75 others who failed to make the 300 cutoff. 4203 x ')tr H V 'I National layout. P, c U Deseret News Special th; Holliday 7th vs. Portland Kansas City 1st vs Washington Terrace .th, Culver City vs Murray 20th; Naples 2nd vs Ashton 10: M Northridge vs Taylorsville; P'ttolo vs Pocatello 34th; Monument Park ioh vs AlbuQuarque 6th; Midland vs Boisa 4th Placentia v Provo 9th; North H:tS 2nd Ljdflan vs Bountiful 5th, FnlerprJse v Polynesian, Long Beach 2nd vs 12. 9 45 second Rtvad I2.es noon phoenix ffh vs Hamilton Seattle 1st vs Pleasant Hill (P); (Pi; Htcaukaha vs Orem 4th (RP); Naples 2nd v Murray ?Oh (E). 12:46 HoHaday 7th vs Washington Terrace Ph (P); Kansas City 1st vs P ; 2nd vs ih Enterprise Lame Beach 2nd RP); Albuquerque 6th vs Boise 4th (E); Raymond 3rd vs Carmichael 2nd (RP); Culver CHv vs Ashton (E). n pm. Pueblo vs Taylorsville (P); Nothrldu vs Pocatello 3lh (PI, Entervs Long Beam 2nd (RP); Albuprise 2nd 6tti vs Buise 4th ,E) querque Placentia vs North looan p.m. I'll sTlnd, Pnovo 9th vs Bountiful 4th ; Polyne-j-a- n vs 17 f R F' I , Monument Pars loth vs Midland (E). Third Round t M pm. pleasant Hill vs Phoemx (pif saaltte 1st vs4th Hamilton Orem vs Jrd (HP); Culver 'Paymond ily vs Naples 2nd IE) 45 pm Hoiieday 7th vs Phoenix Pt (Pit Portland Hh vs Washington Ter- 5th P i Carmichael 7nd vs Keauke-h- a (RP); Murray ?0th vs Ashton (E). 4t36 pm. NorthndOt vs Pueblg (P; fgyiorsvilie vs Pocatello 34th (PI. Poly vs Long Beach 2nd (RP)j Midland sgaian yt Albuquerque 6th (E). 5th vs Bountiful Placentlg lilk pm. . (Pi; rmivd 9th vs North Logon 2nd (P); r.d vs 12 (RP); Monument arpriM loth VI Boise 4th (E). -, SUMMERHAYS MISSES ' o jr . iyJTyiig''iriif V. ' V N BiniR auAiinri lower rum JOHIISOII MOTOR P. Rtf. $1,388. warranty. Rtmott trail, gai tank and linti, proptllar, He threw it over 110 feet throw," explained track headmaster Olympus John Miller . . gets big chance CLOSED SUNDAY Opan daily 9 to Wad. and FrU 9 to for year cenvanianca. Bobby Eastwood, former Cali- fornia Amateur champ from Lodi, who carded a He had a three stroke edge on former Southern Cal star, Garry Preuss. A93 were Gary Croh, BETTES QUAIITY 10WES PSI.ES Ba- - Cookville, Tenn.; Don Parson. Thatchwood, Conn., and Hal Underwood, Humble, Texas. 297 J o h n La Sehroeder, Hoya, Calif.; John Cutshall, Texas : 299 Hugh Houston. Rod South Africa; Inggs, Curl, Reading, Calif. ir IO pawar tilt, lap CLASSIC" FIBERGLASS, OMC 120-H- Atlaxa "V", a laanga stall, rtor stats, 4 lift jacktts, skis, rapt, bait. Anchor rapt and paddle. Deluxt Track Summary nd on his first Plict-- Lamar Kelly. They scratched him I dont know 1 Powell scratched out why. when his throwing arm gave out on him during the event. He couldn't make his mark. 2 3 4 5 4 7 I But Kelly, aware that the additional 340 points that go with the throw would only get his junior athlete but second place (5,468) did not 9 10 Polt High Shot Vault 100 Jump PutDiscus ompgtitor Sc hoot BJIy, Delta 126 11 1 in4 11.4 4 104 444t Jay Hardman Lehi Dan HoJiadav, Hlilcrett M 11.1 4 474 4 40-- f D. Bailey 11.1 N. Sanpete M C. Madsen, Highland 1014 11.1 12-D. Powell Olympus 10 9 6 10 9 8 Carl Page Vlewmont 34--7 Dave Smith, H merest 117 43-11.4 6 David Paterson Carbon M 9 33--2 11.2 56 Scott Parkinson Btfl. 1M Doug 2,996 21.1 21.9 153-- 8 118-- Btiley't point total Is stcond only 1963. fuss They had their reason," he explained, optimistic that next year would be Powells year. But remember Carbon's David Peterson. Peterson, ' 210 132-- 21.5 21.1 93-- 190 151-- i 18 192 iuo Deluxe 14 and ski boats, fish-sk- 15-fo- or i, family boats (6.4 5.234 54.4 ,20r 3,202 4 5,128 57 2 5 105 61.3 4 637 .'8 4,h.8 56 0 4,411 2010 1854 r2 6 o'd sa-- J of $1,095 Tcta Pe nts S' 4 6880 597 5.372 20-- 133-- 20.2 109-1081 11 20 3 2C.4 109-- 2t.7 4t 169-- 107-- 107-- J. L 21 5 W YOUR CHOICE 180 Hurdltt Javtlir RECORDS SET: Shot Put: Row Clavton (Granite) set by Jim dtArritti, (Humboldt) In I9M. 110-fo- a with alternator. trailer. Rtg. 54,000 complete All-Arou- concam-pitt- j VI8 1,595 1,095 SUPER FAMILY BOAT a wa. 5!'9'y to the totals scored by Neil Rcbs.li i 1(63 WAC BASEBALL this years sophomore standout, scored 4,468 for ninth place. Hell be one of Powells top opponents for the grand prize of the 57th annual meet. For next year, another story. Ufes, Cats Slate Showdown The Western Athletic Con-- f e r e n c e baseball picture should clear considerably this as the coleaders hi the Utah and northern division BYU clash and Arizona wreek attempts to stop the Arizona State steamroller. The Utes and Cbugars open right hander Leon Hoton is 1 now while senior southpaw Rich Hintcn upped his mark to 10-- ad tail right signals, Stop Lights. 11-- In the northern JACK PREECE MARINE division, Terry Sanford won a starting spot in the BYU lineup with six for 11 at the plate including a homerun, 2 doubles and 5 RBIs. 4203 South State Phone 262-256- 3 series Friday in Derks Field night, p.m. and then the scene shifts to Provo for a Saturday twin bill. The Utes shifted the Friday tilt into the evening hours In hopes of draw ing a sizeable a three-gam- e 8 i crowd. YOU CAN'T BUY A BETTER TIRE TO SAVE YOUR LIFE In their first meeting this year, BYU won 'two of three as Dick Hardy, the little Ute lefty, lobt in his bid to make it four straight over the Cats. Down in cactus country, Arizona State swept three from New' Mexico last week but Arizona kept pace by sweeping at UTEP. The Sun Devils have an 8.1 mark to Arizonas 3 going into a three-gam- e weekend in Phoenix. The series is expected to draw upwards of 15,000 fans. son 6-- individual Outstanding :..J JNr Wu maice, j J! per- formances last weekend were turned In by Arizona State pitcher Larry Gura, who sent his season record to 12-- and at UTEP pitched a Friday. Gura had a until the top of the ninth. DHL? Fwmeo MEUITY 0 All Arizonas top two hurlers added wins at UTEP. Junior PLUS Normtrn DIvitiM 3 UP Saturday Utah at BYU (7). I p.m. Arizona at Arizona Stele (3) New Mexico o UTEP (2) CSU at Wyoming (2) G MILEAGE! NEW BREED OF GLASS BELTED AND POLYESTER CORD TIRES! 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