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Show Skiers Cop Cup OPINIONS TESTY Opinions made it near-impossible for competitors to memorize mem-orize the course. Only a run under the heat of competition could solve some of the questions quest-ions in the skier's mind. 1 CLASS C WOMEN Ann Bailey, 1:52.3; 2. Kathl Crist, 2:05.6; 3. Sandy Zachecco, Park City, 2:49.7. CLASS B WOMEN Jodi Laweon 1:30.1; Carol Ur, University of Utah, 2:27.1. VETERANS Gus Hansen, 1:32.6; 2. Charles Boynton, ,1:32.0; 3. Tom Larch-er Larch-er 2:29.2. CLASS A MEN Howard Collins, 1:28.0; 2. Fox Goddard, 1:28,9; 3. Gary Andrus, Alpine, 2:11,7. CLASS B MEN George Lowe, 1:26.2; 2. Jerry Wright, Pocatello Ski Club, 1:32.6; 3. Jim Tedford, Park City, 2:24.5. CLASS C MEN Mike O'Dell, 1:31.3; 2. Mike Lowe, 1:32.3; 3. Howard Row-ley, Row-ley, 1:33.2. Millicent Cup racing closed the 1965 competition ski season here over the weekend. BUT THERE were no encores as the curtain fell on the. "biggest "big-gest yet" ski year that crowned another six champions in the In-termountain In-termountain Ski Assn., sanctioned sanction-ed tournament. The fourth running of the popular giant slalom event off Brighton Bowl ski slopes capped a ski year that saw 28 ISA meets entertain spectators and skiers alike since the season opened the first week in December. Decem-ber. Pretty Jodi Lawson and rugged rug-ged George Lowe won engravings engrav-ings on the mammoth Big Cottonwood Cot-tonwood Canyon trophy for the fastest time posted in the snow-blown snow-blown meet Sunday. LAWSON 'N' LOWE Lawson, a 17-year-old senior at Rowland Hall-St. Marks, pumped her way down the course with a "B" number for the fastest time while Lowe got a fast topside effort and a break on the wax on the lower side to win the "B" men's trophy and the engraving. Lawson went unchallenged from "A" women while Lowe's time had to top University of Utah alpiner Howard Collins' "A" time. Lawson's effort earned her a 1:30.1; Lowe timed in at 1:26.2 and Collins posted a l:28-flat over a tricky giant slalom course that setter Wally Abersold left "up to the skier." |