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Show DESERET NEWS, 1969 19, February Wednesday, tstrv 7'i'4 ' V$'$i ,!, ' 4'"' V&A Lwi-fr-- s A 'h Vi , ',t- , - .' ,.;, J Vv 4' '?4 V 26 for the Dairymen, outstanding wrestler in the AAU Telephone and Telegraph before a senior to record the) Here is summary: Salt tourney. His a', CAMBRIDGE, MASS. game propping a Lal.p Citys Collin Mangrum, a was Industrial League leaders. Tuesday 1968 Industrial Learn graduate of West High Ile Ls the son of Mr. and Mrs. It was Russ Jones who turned 56, Bennetts 5? Structural E;mco School, has been oleo'od captain L. E. Mangrum of 1270 Capis- MST4T 8. Winder Dairy 55 field for four loose of quicK goals Littcn Industries 46, Western Airlines trano Dr., and is majoring in Foods tling team. and physics and and two ..r three at charity Gc'den Sptkers U, Associated engineering Standings at both 145 and 132 pjannjng a faw career. lv"MI lane to turn back the upset- this season, Mangrum has a minaed dairymen. mst&t record in dual matches. He also Golden Spike's for tneutton lJv5fnS Fuss Jones scored won the New England AAU title winners while Don Rees hit for zlmca sriicu,.,1 in December at 142 pounds. Deseret News Special Six candi-- ' SXYDERVILLE Collin is an excellent choice as captain, says Coach John dates have been classified sen-Lee. Hes very enthusiastic ior patrolmen following examinawith a lot of potential and tions at Park City West ski area should make a fine varsity over the weekend. - 55-5- 8 7 8, 101 Basketball Results j Herd's 4 3 Western Airlines Pennefts Paint Associated Foods Dfscret Nows Special Zone 45 31 14 Tuesday Senior Results Clearfield 2nd 62, Bountiful 6th 53 Clinton 2nd 61, Orchard 3rd 44 Bountiful 30th 59, Kaysville 91;. 36 Rose Park 3rd 88, Layton 7th 40 Rosedale 52, Clearfield 1st 44 Bountiful 21st 62, Centerville ttn Kaysville 2nd 64, Clearfield 5th S? Syracuse 2nd 59, Bountiful 27th 39 Layton 6th 61, Val Verde 3rd 47 Bountiful 15th 74, Orchard 2nd 51 Bountiful 9th 63, Clearfield 3rd 47 Syracuse 3rd 71, Val Verde 2nd Farmington 3rd 81. S. Bountiful ls West Point 2nd 77, Kaysville 1st Layton fth 54, 1628th Ward 51 Bountiful 10th 61, Rose Park 1st let' fs 1 V ' Park City Patrol - 1 A-- ; tt ram Heads Harvard Team 3-- 1 rOifSiV .V y, T LOCAL SPORTS BRIEFS J 'I - 1 TRANSMISSIONS another year. Ed Keane Jim cherrington) At West, Mangrum lettered D Sf Hmv. Eva Rjch three years in wrestling znd, . Lund 8nd Bob Knowles twice in football, captaining the jWPre certified following first former as a senior. In wres- - aid toboggan, and written he was fourth in the state amina,j0ns. meet and second in the Inter- mountain AAU tournament as a junior, while last year, he won both meets and was named the Winder Dairy led for three quarters over Mountain States wrestler in and AUTOMATIC EXCHANGED "Ou t Work h and Your Guarantee BANKAMERICARDS MSTT Wins JOHNSON MOTOR complete with Remote Con-1trols, Gas Tank and Lines, STANDARD REPAIRED ADJUSTED V WELCOME JACK PREECE MARINE CENTER 4203 South State 467-157- S.F. To Oakland Hop- eTransit! Bountiful Stops West's Panthers - NEW YORK (UPI) Can the in San Francisco be convinced to cross the bay to he at HALE 0ak,la"1 Seals Pla in STEVE Bountiful when went By passes Deseret News Staff Writer astray. Wests Tom Miller got The NHL Board of league? Governors, 10 points. over-a- t BOUNTIFUL deficit convinced that they can, After overcoming a a hook shot artist Larry Green led: whelmwgly by rejected the first of the game, Bounti- Bountiful to an home court! ful never trailed. The Braves vote Tuesday an application by triumph over West Tuesday led by 23 as the fourth period a, Vancouver group to move the Pre. night. started, and West mostly on The MIL is betting that a new Green, who plunked in 32' the strength of Erickson's long con-o- f points for the Braves, grabbed shots managed to close some raP'd transit system being structed that will whisk people more than his share of caroms the gap. and set up several scores with The victory left Bountiful tied from San Francisco to the door arena in Oakland will pinpoint passes before fouling for the Region Two, Division 'n out. so've the problem. and lead Clearfield One with It was the Braves rapid-fire- , Edwin Goodman, attorney for Viewmont. AH won Tuesday passing that set up score after night and all have 6 2 records. jthe Lflbatt breweries, was t the decision. The brew-plascore for Bountifuls big men in region 0US now stands at Green, Paul Spring, who scored: jery owners wanted to buy the franchise and move it to Van-22; and Craig Campbell, whoi bountiful M, west 70 i, 34 ,7 n couver, which has been frustrat- got 12. in its attempt to get a Iran- Wests Gary Erickson was the Ores- n 0. sl Harmon clnse ever since the expansion i; Ericxsen i3, 3. big gun again for the Panthers, 0.3, 10, 10; Miller 3, Nemelka 2,! of two years ago when St. Louis O, 4; Totals 25, 2033, 76. netting 38 points. Booniiiui -- veen u. Dan Dressen scored 13, and 32; Tibbs 2.1 got a team even though no 72: Murrl 1, 6; Spring 2; ioi group from St. Louis applied for the quick forward made four Campbell 5. 12; Davies 4. 1. 2; Checkgtt 2; Young 1, steals on the rare occasions Totals 37, 68. ,0e sports fans thNa"aHocley g 262-256- 3 o Hockey West scoring phenom Gary Erickson hit for 38 points but Panthers fell to Bountiful. 1998 2Ycor Propeller. Warranty. HERE SOUTH STATE AUTO CO. 5 1623 S. State Phone - 1 THIS WEEK ONLY BOTH MOTOR AND BOAT 0-- 191' No Money Down ON TIRES AND SERVICES 9-- 88-7- j j furi-We- st 4 j -, C . Clearfield, Viewmont Victors at a Good mileage low, low price! CL? tread design! High dollar value! Big Edge By CUNT BARBER Deseret News Staff Writer Cleverly was sort of philojwas behind us, Garrett said. Clearfield edged the Vikes in an sophical about the Friday battle earlier season game at Clear- - with Clearfield. I gusss were Viewmont! field, but coach Jim GeverlyJ about as ready as we are going Clearfield and warmed up for a weekend show-- j will have the home court advan-- ; to be. down battle with relatively easyltage Friday. CLEARFIELD 77, LAYTON 04 victories in Region Two Division! Garrett played all his men Laylcn I 34 32 54 15 77 45 Clearf, eld 54 One Tuesday. (last night in whipping Layton. Laykm S t r o n g 0, 34 3; Stevenson 2, the Clearfields Falcons trounced Greg Gardner led 4; Wittenbraker 8, 20; Graham 4, game's 12; Downs 10; 3; Hare 1, in scorers with 20 points, and Eckersley 1, 1, 2; Totals Layton at Layton, 54. 17, an afternoon game. Then Coach Kerry Coop hit 16 points. Alan Clearfield T. Gardnat 5, 12? S. Gardner 2, 20; 4; G. Gardner 8. Marcus Garrett went down to Wittenbraker led Layton with 20! Coop 7, 16; Murdock 4, 9; Garrett 3, 8; Barrus 1, 2; Stuart 1, the Viewmont gym Tuesday 2; Walberg 1, 4; Totals 32, 77. night to scout the Vikings while VIEWMONT 74, DAVIS 51 they were trouncing Davis, O I . & , 77-5- fZ 73-5- 12 Davis 28 58 40 .Viewmont 19 39 60 74; Davis 11; Toomer, 4,i Redford, S. The two winners, now in a ing average of 50 per cent, 10; 8; Wilding, 2. 5; Call. 4, Flint 3, 9; Monson. 3. 11; Rose, triple tie for the lead with the Davis hit only 39 per cent. 58. 0, 21, 2; Totals, led Bountiful Braves, clash Friday the Hoyt Johnson Viewmont Johnson, 7, 8 9, 22; Butler, 16; Nelson, 4, 00, 6; Argyle, 6, scorers with 22 points while 6,13; Downs, at Viewmont. 1, 2. Cullimore, 0, 22. 2; Garrett winced when remind- - Dave Butler had 16 points and Jeopson, 1, 2; Cook, 0, 0; Ogrew-alia- , 0, 0; Widdison, 2, 5; War-- , ed of that game, the winner will Bill Argyle had 13 points. Gary ner. 0, 1; Totals, 27, 74. 73-5- games likely go on to a Class A tourna- - Redford I wish that one swished ment berth. and Dwight Monson points for Davis. of touring older set tennis players arriced in Salt! Lake City today to prepare for, the opening of the National Sen- ior indoor Tennis Champion-- ; ships at the Salt Lake Tennis and Swim Club (2471 S. 17th bury. Md., where they were usually held in conjunction with the national mens championships. Tickets are on sale at the Tennis and Swim Club, but fans will be admitted free Thursday. East). The tourney opens Thursday and runs through Sunday. First day matches begin at 8:30 a.rn. with the final Thursday contest slated for 11:30 p.m. Thus, net fans who can endure will be able to see the best of senior tennis (both doubles and sinie., matches) for some 16 hours Thursday. Matches will take place in 35, 43. and 53 singles and doubles. entrant will be Top name Bitsy Grant, perhaps the greatest clay court player of all time. Grant, a netter who has defeated such greats as Don Budge and Pancho Gonzales, is the favorite in the 55 singles. Favorites in the 43 singles are Bob Sherman and Emory Neale, two of the top seniors in the U.S. Both represented the U.S. in Senior Cup matches in TIRE MUFFLER This guarantee does not apply to rereads with repairable punctures, tires irregularly worn, tires damaged by running flat, fire, wrecks, collisions, chain cuts or obstructions on the automobile, nor does it apply to tires Europe last summer. Top seed in the 35 singles is Jack Darrah, captain of the Junior Davis Cup squad and coach of Erik Van Dillen, one o'. the top juniors in the U.S. These are a few of the best, but the best seniors from every section of the country will participate in the meet. 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