| Show 9 1 The Salt Lake Tribune Provo Nctter Sunday September 29 f) J 19G3 Takes SL Tennis Title First place hardware in the men’s divisions of Salt Lake's annual Fall Tennis Tourney went south” Saturday with Provo netters winning both singles and doubles LINN ROCKWOOD required three sets to polish off a fellow Provoan in the singles downing George Conway 61 Conway is a senior at Brigham Young University Rockwood then teamed with Dick Moody Provo to wipe out Salt Lakers Rick Bennion aud Mike Martines in the dou bles final 9 7 ours now for hunting and football the most complete array of tculars in the entire west 6-- 6-- JANICE STEVENS collected ISkfendll first place in the women’s singles by outbattling Jane Freed 5--7 9-- 64 All but four of the divisions have now been decided Two finals will be played Sunday and two Monday —Associated Press Wlrephoto canto ai Laramie Bill Callahan of the AsjfieH (30) puts stop on McLean Cowboys won tilt Garry McLfcan (26) of Wyoming: picks up three yard through Utah State line In first Ill Laramie Duel Wyoming Corrals Utah Slate Continued From Page D1 mained until the Cowboys nally scored fi- MUNSON WAS tackled as he was passing and Wyoming’s Tom Delaney recovered on the Aggie 34 But the fired up Aggies hurled the Pokes back to mid field and forced a punt LARRY CAMPBELL that covered 94 yards in four plays The redoubtable r Campbell opened by plunging seven yards Munson passed to Kendrick for 26 yards Munson passed to Roger Foulk who was all alone and finally downed on the Cowboy 17 Munson passed to Kendrick for the tally Chi is Pella kicked the point and it was a new game drive gave the Aggies a thrill when The Cowboys wasted little he oke loose for if) yards up the middle but Wyoming's great defense forced a punt Wyoming started its successful drive on its 38 and with Wilkinson passing to Delaney for 13 yards and nine yards and to Mack Balls for nine yards the Pokes drove to the Aggie seven After the gallant Aggie forwards had hurled back one challenge Wilkinson lobbed a pass in the flat and Utah State’s Don Holder ran into the potential receiver pass interference — and the Pokes had the ball on the one time hi i WAYNE LINTON bulled over on his first try and George Squires kicked the point for a 7 0 Wyoming lead — The Aggies were unable to get outsidp their 45 yard line m the first quarter A WYOMING punt by of Squiies bounds on the Aggie six triggered the first USU touchdown that skied out H WYOMING’S red dog rush on Foulk's punt resulted in a nean blocked kirk that traveled only 17 yards to flip Wyoming 47 hefore it went out of bounds The Pokes wasted no time in Jeff Hartman passed to Delaney for 11 and 28 yards in the drive The key play was a beautiful lob by Hartman who escaped from a clutching tackier stepped back and hit Carry McLean in the end zone for a 32 yard touchdown pass Squires made the kick 14 to 13 Win A personal foul penalty stopped the Aggies late in the half and the Cowboys carried a 14-- edge even though McKendrick recovered a Poke fumble in the last seconds that gave Munson a chance to throw a couple more unsuccessful bombs to keep the crowd tense Craig Murray electrified the partisans in the third quarter by returning a punt to the Wyoming 43 But Wayne Linto intercepted a Munson pass to stop the drive Kendrick swept the left end to score and Pella tied the game tat l six-yar- 21-1- Utah Soccer League 14-1- at Laurelwood all the work so often associated with new That’s right is hofflfe buying alieady done Imagine moving into a bright dean luxunous 'new home and having nothing absolutely nothing to do but start enjoying life That’s what the lucky home owneis in Laurelwood Estates will expetience designed and planted by experts The The lawns and shrubbery re in finest of the windows are draped with the floois ate'earpeted in taipeting house You have can warming party the first night if your exquisite draperies each home also boasts: Estates you wish Not only that hut at Lauielwood 2Vi luxury baths large vanities Radio operated automatic door on 2 car garage A n kitchen glorious - 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