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Show Page 6 Signpost May 4, 1973 Golfers split pair against Utah, BYU Tuesday afternoon, local rivals University of Utah became the latest victims of the Weber State golf team, losing to the 'Cats 26V2-6'2.Prior to the win over Utah, the 'Cats fell victim to a powerful BYU team on Monday, 27V2-5V2. BYU, currently ranked in the top 10 in the nation, was led in the match by Mike Reid, a freshman, as he fired a 68 over the Patio Springs layout. John Abendroth and Brad Masingill led the 'Cats in the loss, as Abendroth scored a 72 and Masingill toured the course in 76. Weather was a major factor in the match, as the players battled a constant rainfall. The two matches brought the Weber record to 7-2 for the season with one dual contest remaining against Idaho State. Against Utah, John Abendroth led the linksters with 75 for medalist honors for the day. The 2612-61 victory over the Utes was adorned by frequent snow flurries. Brad Masingill also conquered the elements, as he fired a 76 over the Patio Springs course in Eden. Today and tomorrow, the 'Cats will play against Arizona State, BYU, Colorado, New Mexico, Air Force, Utah and Utah State in the annual Cougar Classic sponsored by BYU at the Riverside Country Club in Provo. This will be the 'Cats final meet before their conference finals May 17-19 in Moscow, Ida. Weber vs Utah John Abendroth (W) def. Ron Branca (U) 4-0 ; Steve Sharp ( U ) def. Doug Wood ( W ) 3-1; Best Ball: WSC 2'-, Utah hi. Brad Masingill (W) def. Mack Christensen (U) 4-0; Larry Beech (W) def. Don Branca (U) 3-1; Best Ball: WSC 3 Utah 0. Cameron Ford (W) def. John Unger (U) 3',i-'k; Mike Malaska (W) def. Darrell Mensel (U) 3-1; Best Ball WSC 3 Utah 0. Final score: WSC 26',. Utah 6'z. Weber vs BYU John Abendroth (W) def. Robert Harris (B) 3-1; Mike Reid (B) def. Brad Masingill ( W) 4-0; Best Ball: BYU 2 WSC 1. Bob Lapic (B) def. Cameron Ford (W) 4-0; Jay Matulich (B) def. Jeff Jerman (W) 2-H4; Best Ball: BYU 3 WSC 0. Dave Shipley (B) def. Steve Wathen (W) 4-0; Bud Andreasen (B) def. Jeff Thorn (W) 4-0; Best Ball: BYU 3 WSC 0. Final Score: BYU WSC 5i. 2AHHS JEWELERS Sunday, May 13th, is Mothers Day Sim ,,t!S, j Its time to show Mom your love with a diamond watch a. Nivada watch, 18 diamonds, 2 carats total weight " $995. b. Nivada watch, 10 diamonds, 1 carat total weight ' $550. c. Elgin watch, 8 diamonds $125. d. Baylor watch, 12 diamonds $89.95. 3675 Wall All with 17 Jewels 2431 Wash. Ave. . , Blvd. Six convenient ways to buy: Zales Revolving Charge Zales Custom Charge BankAmencard Master Charge American Express Layaway Prices may ary according to exact diamond weight illustrations enlarged eatfs eimfleir USU Meet The Weber State track team will compete tomorrow as an entrant in the Beehive Invitational Track Meet to be held in Logan. Starting time is noon. This annual track meet is being hosted by Utah State this year, and it features competition from ten intermountain area schools. These schools include Weber, Utah State, the University of Utah, Idaho State, Boise State, Montana State, Ricks, Eastern Utah, Southern Idaho, and Northwest Nazarene. Idaho State and the University of Utah will probably battle it out for possession of the team title in Saturday's meet, and it looks as if the Bengals will win it. Idaho State features a solid track team headed by :9.3 sprinter Carl Lawson and weightman Craig Byington. They also have two excellent hurdlers and a fleet of long-winded distance runners. The University of Utah is led by all-American distance runner Scott Bringhurst, who has already ran three miles in 13:30, and by sprinters Steve Odom and Brent Webster. Host Utah State boasts Mark Enyeart, a 46.3 440 yard dasher from Uintah High School, and two fine hurdlers. Weber State will enter the meet with its usual lineup. Dan Dean will have to outrun ISU's John Brooks and Jerald Jones tomorrow if he is to win both the mile and 880, while Al Yardley must beat out Utah's Bringhurst and ISU's Vince Capell if he is to capture first place in the 3-mile run. Flint Cunningham, Bob Hill, Ron LaFranchi and Todd Parker will be four other fine Weber thin-clads to watch in tomorrow's meet. jj IN THE MOUNTIANS IN YOUR I CfJ7 r Formery Voyageur Boots QAQue DOOTG MEN'S-WOAAEN'S SIZES 5 to 15 NARROW & WIDE WIDTHS ypiyj IN CONCERT 3 CD S3 a o C 3 a o CTQ 2 CO CD P. W o o a o 3 x d CD O Weber State College Fine Arts Center May 18, 1973 8 p.m. General seating only: $2.50 - WSC students $3.50 -All others . J . ; ' ... ; . f M I - . ( L i - i -ir I V , i. I ; V - j . j ;Jf. $ Ticket sales: Studentbody Secretary in UB, or ph. 399-5941, ext. 477 Sponsored by ASWSC All seating is on a first come, first serve basis. VVMMWVVrt" V Me To Be Your Friend... I'm The Only One...Running Deer |
