| Show writs' niiMTwi v irrTtJfVviar- - iwittft tllie Against Its By Tom Kennedy been an season fin Tim Tollestrup but Utah State Coach LalXll Andersen is still proud of his center "Tim is one of the finest boys I’ve ever been associated with and one who I enjoy coaching because he tries to respond in every way he possibly can" Andy says He has had to guard post men who were bigger than him and a lot of them were much quicker -- and faster But he overcomes some of this by his strength and strong board play" H 220 poun Tollestrup a dcr started (lie year like a house afire by averaging 14 points and 104 rebounds through the first seven games This left him with a 56 per cent sliootmg average and second only to Marv Kolierts in scoring and rebounding But starting with the Kansas game "The Horse" went into a slump He picked up only 12 points and 16 rebounds in (he next six outings combines The home weeks was against Snowmobile Racing At Park City V‘- - 7Scf©s ' iSS - Ife flgrffi "? Gil Modges Is Back With Mets Menu DBng' MILTON KUIIMAN UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK i UPI i— Naturally Gil Hodges is concerned He admits it "Not too much" he says "But a little about four of our By now "( in many occasions i bis year Tim has given us some ollensive "His punch" Andersen says biggest strengths are his (kdensive and offensive rebounshots which ding and his close-ithe were us percentage give looking for " Although Ins spurts of greatness and fine freshman year 16 points and 12 :i rebounds per game i might lead some licuplc to expect loo much Andersen says he's proud or n positions First base center-fielrightfield and shortstop" Anybody who doesn't Gil Hodges might find it logun with him and we feel he will help as win many games in the luiure" the coach says one of fojr Tollestrup married players on I'SU mam is studying business Keb 12 1969 SpaDints Phone752-2l2- l IMPORT Tim Tollestrup has gabled his experience under fire as he stepped Into the Aggie lineup to replace Larry Bunce last year A hard working center Tollestrup usually Bads himself up against men bigger than himself and more CANADIAN Looks pop Tight Finish An DBig Ten By United Press International It looks like the Big 10 Conference is going to have one PARK CITY (UPI I— Nearly of its donny 400 drivers from the western brooks before a 1968-6basketsnowstates are tuning up for ball champion is crowned mobile races this weekend at What some observers thought Deer Valley near here would be a race The racers sanctioned by the between Purdue and Illinois was Associa- Illinois Mich at 92-8- 7 Ann Arbor Purdue still leads the conference standings with a 1 record but Ohio State moved into second place with a mark 6-- 5--2 Illinois is tied with Iowa for third place at 3 and Michigan is fifth with a 4 mark Western Snowmobile thrown into turmoil Tuesday Jody Finney scored 28 points tion are the by when both nationally and Dave Sorenson had 24 for Utah Snowmobile Association night and the Salt Lake Area Cham- ranked powers were beaten on Purdue Jim Cleamons added 21 Ohio State for Ohio State offsetting a ber of Commerce in conjunc- foreign courts eighth-rankedefeated Purdue tion with the chamber's third performance by Rick 5 at Columbus Ohio and Mount Ohio State made eight annual Winter Carnival to begin beat Michigan fewer field goals than Purdue Saturday but had a 26-- edge from foul line The loss snapped Purdue's seven-gam- e winning two-tea- 88-8- le Sky View (Copy streak deals” Hudges said from his home here “As good as our pitching was last season there's a possibility it'll be better this ADM ABA Standings By United Press International Minnesota Indiana Miami Kentucky New York W L Pel GB 28 24 538 30 27 526 26 25 510 1X 26 25 510 12 14 37 275 13x West Oakland Denver New Orleans Dallas Los Angeles Houston W 40 32 26 22 22 L 8 22 27 26 28 Press International The Minnesota Pipers are of using the old formula producing a hero a day to keep the contenders at bay in the Eastern Division race of the American Basketball Associa- By United East ninth-ranke- d 7 altogether "I honestly think we're improved over last year even though we haven't made any Formula Audi Mouroe IIDoetriime 4-- d know rather he's concerned other than about anything himself right now particularly when he's getting ready to slip back into harness for the first time since last Sept 24 when he was laid low by a mild heart attack Anybody who knows him at all will find the concern he has for his ball club rather typical of Gil Hodges “I'm really looking forward to spring training" he says "I have one more appointment with the doctor and I plan to leave for Florida the 19th of this month" Postponement The Mets called a news conference last Monday to sort their manager to of the media but had to postpone it until Tuesday because of It was still tough sledding or Tuesday so they put it off again until Thursday then decided to cancel the thing Tnllestrup's progress "It's linen a pleasure working tah Wednesday I Pet GB 833 593 11 491 16' 2 458 18 tion- - The Pipers depth demon- strated by their ability to have some player rise to an occasion has been their chief strength all season and it was in evidence again Tuesday night when Tom Washington enjoyed the best of his pro career Washington scored 32 points to lead the Pipers to a victory over the Kentucky Region Crown points The Monroe Doctrine of score as much as you can as fast as possible continues to protect the Baltimore Bullets lead in the National Basketball t ion's Eastern Division Associa-importa- nt Earl Monroe ripped the 124-11- 6 one-thir- 11-- 0 half-gam- Atlanta (for Joe Torre) has They gone by the wayside pulled him off the market the way I understand it We still may do something with some other club this spring" Hodges does not intend using a golf cart or any other such to get around conveyance during his spring training chores at St Petersburg His recovery has been slow but gradual and as he says there's no problem at all now Mind Over Matter "1 feel real good like I can do anything and everything Now it's simply a case of mind over matter I did a whole lot of soul searching since that thing happened One of the things I did was quit smoking I miss it but it's not anything I can't live without” Some people think Gil Hodges couldn't live without baseball but he says that isn't true four-mont- 115-10- 5 88-8- 7 It depends on two individuals — Jim McAndrew who came up with us late last season and looked so good and this young fellow Gary Gentry Everybody in our organisation is high on him" Hodges' prime oncern could be first base Ed where Kranepool supposedly his regular man there hit uniy 231 and knocked in a mere 20 runs He's also hoping for something better out of centerfielder Tommie Agee 1217) rightfielder Ron Swoboda (242) and shortstop Bud Harrelson (219) "We're a young ball club and I'm very optimistic about it" says the Mets' manager "I'm not upset by the fact we didn't make any trades I know John (general manager John Murphy talked to everyone Evidently that deal with year either “If there was any question of my not getting back to normal I wouldn't have come hick to manage" says the popular jn a field goal with nine seconds who first baseman its Houston to give remaining of thousands cards received victory as the Oaks lost two letters and wires during his games in a row for the first h recovery period Moe time this season Doug “Shortly after 1 was admitted for the Oaks scored 24 Chicago defense for 33 points 1 with Michigan trailed Tuesday as Baltimore wrapped 440 19 two minutes left but Rudy decision with a Up a 327 24' 1 18 33 Tomjanovich's field goal and point surge in the final eight five points by Dennis Stewart Tuesday's Results minutes Indiana at New York (pp) gave the Wolverines an Monroe accounted for more d of that rally with With their Friday victory over Weber the Sky View gripplers !?ad sc°flds rPma'n'n®’ Minnesota 115 Kentucky 105 than 108 98 Miami Colonels at Minneapolis-S- t Denver Illinois never led again 11 points stand ns the Region One champions Their overall record and Dallas 106 New Orleans 98 Paul The victory enabled the led Michigan Tomjanovich In other games Philadelphia 60 region record include wins over always strong Marsh Valley e e with 37 points and Greg Jackson Houston 101 Oakland 100 Pipers to take a and defeated Cincinnati Bonneville and Ben Lomond lead over idle Indiana A San Francisco beat Atlanta had 29 for Illinois before fouling (only games scheduled) 7 was the Ben Lomond Especially pleasing Games victory as the Scotta for out win would have Wednesday's Kentucky two years had been the only blemish on Coach Vilarr Ransom's New York at Kentucky vaulted the Colonels into first Baltimore broke away from a re®®”j' place Iowa scored an 0 overtime Minnesota at Dallas lead with the meager With their strong snowing the Bobcats have been rated second Los Angeles 3 The Pipers trailed after that beat the victory over Northwestern and Houston at spurt and third in state polls and currently are third ranked "But I'm Wisconsin beat Minnesota 6943 (only games scheduled) three periods but outscored the Bulls for the fifth time in aa not too sold on the rating stuff" commented Ransom "We have a in other Big 10 games John Colonels 1610 early in the many games this season The NBA Stundings fourth period to take a lead well balanced team but only one consistent winner Johnson scored 23 points and victory increased the Bullets' By United Press Internationa! which they never lost Louis lead to three games over idle "To take state you have to have consistent winners" But Coach had 23 rebounds to lead Iowa East Dampier led the Colonels with New York Jerry Sloan topped Ransom has produced a consistently winning team and won't while Jim Johnaon had 23 point 26 points W'®con'nto see of Chicago with 27 points several fJL his on their wrestlers many surprise way to State Davidson the country s fifth- Larry Jones scored 31 points after this week's qualification matches at Bear River Billy Cunningham scored 31 his seventh straight game over points and Hal Greer added 27 Last Friday sgainst Weber a meet which Sky View won to the in leading the for Philadelphia to keep the gamer the regional championship Dana Zook decisioned Ambrose1 8 Denver Rockets to a Conference record to southern 76ers in contention for the 1Hh VSCt°ry year' induding tor pi“ in M nd mark to 19-triumph over the Miami Flori- Eastern Division lead They derail RCran competition dians The Rockets won the toyed with the Royals opening Mike Maloy scored 25 of his 32 The score stood tied at the end of three matches then the Bobcats in the first hair as lead with two minutes game by converting 29 of 40 a points grapplen took two matches on their way to winning eight losing Davidson took a advan-twtree throws compared to 20 of left in the third quarter at 9 and tieinp two The final score was 44 by the Floridians Willie and throttling back with Results Murrell led the losers with 23 reserves in the fourth period to 81 Dana Zook (SV) dec Ambrose Hater points ease the pain on hapless tahi 103 Eugene Martinet (W) dec Cincy Powell scored 25 points Cincinnati Adrian Smith's 22 Dennis Darley as the Dallas Chaps downed the points paced the Royals 111 Claude Williams (SV) drew Phil Orton New Orleans Bucs and 120 Brent Downs (SV) dec Dwane Hansen the Houston Mavericks beat the 127 Theon Merrill (SV) dec Herman Tuesday's Results Olgrin in other Oakland Oaks 133 Gene Kawa (W) dec Stan Hurst Baltimore 124 Chicago 116 Indiana's game at New games 138 Greg Schenk (SV) dec Val Markus Philadelphia 129 Cincinnati 112 York was postponed because of San Francisco 92 Atlanta 87 145 Chad Lindley (SV) dec snow Gary Chambers 154 Grant White (SV) dec Dolth Wood (only Rimes scheduled) Ron Boone added 22 points to Wednesday's Gsmrs 165 Dennis Layne (SV) drew Ken Edwards Powell's 25 in the Dallas scoring San Diego at Cincinnati 180 Boyd Boman (SV) while Janies Jones had 32 for pinned Kevin Trussel 345 Boston at Detroit the Bucs Tony Jackson tipped Heavyweight: Jim Zeller (SV) pinned Neil Beringrr 3 24 Last week at the state San Francisco at Baltimore qualification swim meet Logan Phoenix at New York High qualified nine men to go to Atlanta at Milwaukee the stale finals this Saturday at law Angeles at Seattle South High School only games scheduled' Two jwimmers Logan r WASHINGTON qualified with first place finishes at Intermountain where the Bob Short's guessing the qualification trials were held of will who manage lame hovered Randy Clark made his points in Washington Scnatore diving breaking a school record today around former Chicago lor points awarded with 33ti White Sox second baseman French exchange student Jean Nellie Fox Luc Bcckert paddled his way to the former Short invited infiel- a first in the r freestyle American League with a time of 57 seconds flat He for nda his "ffce 0 J'r Md SAlISBl'KY 4H'" Former Manager Jim also qualified in the 5fl yard Shafei El Ismael having "talk month fired last freestyle deposed of the defending Lemon was Also qualifying were Duke went alter Tom I andidates mentioned for the champion Williams in the the ran gamut Edict oen 01 Walton Beach Fla Ps previously Spencer Parkinson Ted Ylilliams to ogi nin ot action in today Paul Davis in the 2(iofreestyle the U S men's indoor tennis B'rra Williams wes said to and the 4m freestyle Randy interested a "not championships Hadfield and Albert Jensen in t Short The 17pound El Shafei repl breaststroke he s )ihort problem one ot the top stars lo emerge ha the Dallas Giles in if dved rcrlier from the United Arab Republic lwn three-twckstroke and Eugene the only a extend been to willing a used in recent years strong sophomore to qualify did it in fisted backhand to beat )Mr contract to Bob Kennedy (Im St Louis butterfly 1 'lill Kuhex ot San Angelo J st‘°ut with the took second to Bear Logan for was The Cardinal offer and stun Tex o 6 4 Tuesday River at the qualification meet Kenned) ihf croud of cxpivting lo Bear River grltinR 97 points see an easy American victory homed while a the laigan came up wi'h 48 with coach will The winner of this match Box 42 and Ren Lomond Elder last season Senators is expect go on to a quart ertTijl berth r Inlerinminlain and Sky View lie iiflcred a to todav'svd ot the survivor against finishing in that order nlcrim contract is manager Hub lut Mark fox ' at lie lut East Carbon and Layton were Fox broke in a I 'avis cupper from law The 41 year-olalso wUh Athletics the represented in intermittent of Bill Brown Philadelphia Angeles beat but (ailed to place in the events 14 with later and 7 5 in a spent years Neb Omaha Sox He compiled a White competition 'be and Tuesdav duel fix service The laigan twin team for the career batting average in second ranked foreign seed has beaten all but Bear American fox year 'be League from England ousted ugoslaAT A RECENT Batch at Sky View one of loach Harr Ransom's grapplen works lo keep kit opRiver in competition including finished with his 3 playing 6 days Nikola van Spear champion The lens inus kt v team has earned Ike Region One Box “ Sky View Inlermnuntain Houston hitting ponent oo the bottom of the heap Elder and Ben Lomond and compete Friday aad Saturday fm uir DriiLa seasons 85-8- d strange that The Herald Journal Brigham recent 'lfl'' iz&xiy- rap Goes Aiheletes in Action during which lie collected 14 iots and It rebounds "lie played his high school basketball m Canada and did not meet the competition nil ei boys have an oiqmrtuniiv i play cm unenls against" Amk-ise"This means a lack id exof the perience in many pliasi game " Besides this inllcsiinp was thrown Iroin the Irving mii into the I in1 lust year as a sophomore when Iairry Bunce inmed tin pros Tim also nijiued Ins Isick during the IS67-6- season but it seems to he lairly well healed game against Young when Tim's parents visited from Canada shook him out of the slump He contributed nine somewhat points and played a solid board game with 16 rebounds to help the Aggie victory Since then it's been hot and cold Tnllestrup's best game in Mb i Tiifei Toll lest -- -- first-plac- 129-11- 2 92-8- 84-8- to the hospital in Atlanta last September Dr Linton Bishop told me there wasn't any question of my returning to normal and everything has been working out exactly as he Former Ags Scheduled At Fieldhouse Kv Bob Martin be "Old Timers Wedm so speak next rughi All nesday night as the Logan Stars 'meet 'he ngden in an inter city commercial H will Nelson league haitle at George Kieldhoase Manx loriner Utah State lusketball stars as well as stars schools Irmn o' her both college and prep will in a game that participate all the exto provide promises fan basketball citement any could ask for memSome of the will bers of the Ogden lie Ted Smith and Delano Lyons e of USU as well as Eddie Weber State great Tillman Ted Smith I'SU graduate of 1956 and one of Coach "Cec" Baker's stalwarts in the middle ill's will make a return appearance to the Nelson hardwoods Wednesday Smith who during his career scored a single game high of 37 points on Dec 3U 1955 against Pittsburg is still very active in lop-flig- top-flig- one-tim- athletics Besides teaching school lie is a Region One official Smith also had single game marks ot 11 for 11 from the foul line on his way to a 33 point night against Goniaga Lyons who is now head coach of the Roy High School Royals was a performer during the early till's for Coach LaDell Andersen During his college career Lyons roomed with Wayne Estes and will best be remembered for his jump shut from anywhere inside ol the mark He also had the reputation as one of the most tenacious defensive men ever to play for the hilltop school Eddie Tillman perhaps the greatest jumper in Weber State history will pose a tremendous defensive problem for the Logan team Tillman is the equal to such leapers as Tyler Wilburn Leroy Walker Hal Thcus ind Jess'e Jefferson who have standing jumps in the vicinity of :t6 inches While at Weber Tillman was renowned lor his rebounding and defensive ability as well as being a prolific scorer for Coach Dick Motla n said" Pretty soon now Hudges will be packing his bag and heading out of the deep snow here for Sunny St Pete He's thinking about that He's also thinking how he can possibly 1'iank for their good everybody wishes “You have no idea how much he they were appreciated” says who knows Anybody Hodges has an idea Gil last-quart- 96-9- 4 86-8- - Crusher LOS ANGE1ES i UP! The first Rose Bowl game every on Jan 1 1902 played Michigan gained 1463 yards in total offense in crushing Stanford Delano Lyons 49-- 32-1- 0 108-9- 2 o 58-4- 2 101-6- 32-1- 0 104-9- 8 Logan Sends Aine Men To State Meet 101-10- 0 Senators Scek !eu Manager iUPI'--)wnc- Slia f(i Stuns Itieliev Willi Hack lia nd ion-yar- All-Sta- - third-roun- mu-yar- d loo-yar- 1 i one-yea- xmT ckam-ploaak- ip Kentucky Gets Strong Support NEW YORK UPI s splitting a pair of games little doubt Ashland College is Fairmont State of West the nation's best defensive unit Virginia continued its climb by but the Eagles may find it whipping three opponents and impossible to defend against advancing one place to eighth Kentucky Wesleyan in the final 1'ugel Sound also won three weeks of the small college games but fell one place to basketball ratings ninth while Cheyney State The Eagles whin have allowed scored a pair of triumphs and onl J13 points per game this held 10th place season upped their record to week past Slippery Ruck NEW YORK UPI The and took over second place in United Press International the weekly United Press Inter- small college basketball ratings national Board of Coaches with first place votes and won-lorecords in parentheses ratings But the Eagles are still a lung ' loth week ' way from catching Kentucky Teams Points Wesleyan for the No I spot Ky Wslyan 02 I7-334 The Panthers who held only a 2 Ashland 6i 18-254 three-poin- t edge uver Nevada 3 Ncv Ls Ygs '7' ' 239 Las Vegas last week received 4 Central St 15-187 5 Southwst Mo strong support from the 2 i)64i 137 coaches' board Tues6 SF Austin 18-135 day for a commanding lead in 7 Southwest La ()65 120 the 10th weekly balloting H Fairmont St 2 1!6I 112 Kentucky Wesleyan runnerup 9 Puget Sound 2‘ i 109 in the final ratings the past two 10 88 Cheyney St 162 seasons received 12 first place 11 Howard 2 28 Payne voles and 334 points in this 12 So Dakota St 27 week's balloting in take an 13 Oglethorpe 26 lead over Ashland with 14 American Inti 22 only four weeks remaining in 15 Depauw 16 the voting 16 Alcorn A&M 15 Nevada Las Vegas which a 17 Eastern New Mex I 14 week ago eppeared it might 18 Tic overtake (he Panthers instead Northern Arizona 13 ran into troulle against Houston Gannon 13 last week ana was crushed 118 - 2o McMurry 8 97 rebounded The Rebels but the against Loyola La VOLKSWAGEN coaches dropped ti’em to thnl in the vising Central State of Ohio which won three games last week to boost its record to 15-- held on to the No 4 spot while Southwest Missouri Slate scored a pair of victories and rlimhed two places in No 5 SO SOUTH MAIN S F Austin scored successive tlaaiwiwiili triumphs over Sul Ross and sixth plare but maintained ft 752424 Southwest liuisiana slumped MG TRIUMPH two notches to seventh alter 161 this - 65-1- 9 1 3 1 16-- 4 3 2 19-l- 1 i 3 FOREIGN CAR 1 SERVICE 0 |
