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Show TOP PITCHERS FOR Orem this year are, from left, junior Garth Kenney, senior Dave Tigers Will Try For Win On Provo Diamond Today BY BRAD WILLIAMS Orem and Provo resume their traditional rivalries in baseball this afternoon at 3:30 when the Tigers travel to Provo's Timp Park Stadium for the first of two games in the second half of the short season, Orem at the moment has a better win-loss record than Provo, but Coach Lani Haacke of Orem has high regard for the Provo team which seems to have lost a couple of their games on untimely errors. Provo the past few years has had a state chamipionship and generally has gone into the playoffs with three other region teams to determine the Class A championship. Provo has a good pitching staff in Woodbury, Atkinson, Balser (who also plays short stop quite regularly), and Cloward. Outstanding Out-standing athlete Craig Drury gives the batting order some good strength and holds down the first base spot. Next Tuesday, Orem hosts Pleasant Grove at Orem City Park diamond at 3:30 and hosts the American ForkCavemennext Thursday for the second game against the Northern Division neighbors. The Golden Tigers beat the Cavemen in the first round. It will be the first meeting against the VIKINGS;! heir second will close the season on April 30 at Pleasant Grove. In lust Thursday's action, the Tigers' Dave Danner (a senior) limited the Spanish Fork Dons to a pair of hits to chalk up Orem's third league win of the season against one loss. The score was 4-0. In the first inning, Orem jumped to a one-run lead when Rick Elegante walked, stole second, and scored on catcher Joe Bailey's hard-hit drive to the field. Orem scored again in the third inning when Elegante singled, stole second base again, Bart Mangum singled, and Gay len Buckley clobbered a double to score a couple. The final run came when Scott Perry walked and Kay Omer walked to force in the final run. Seniors Buckley and Bailey each had two hits to lead the Orem batsmen. H RBI 1 0 1 1 2 1 Orem (4) AB R Elegante rf 3 2 Mangum, ss 4 1 Buckley, 3b 4 1 Bailey, c 3 0 Westphal, lb 3 0 Perry, cf 2 0 Omer,2b 1 0 Wankiar, If 2 0 Danner, p 3 0 25 4 Spanish Fork (0) AB R Gordan, 2b 4 0 Taylor, cf 4 n Anderson, c 3 0 Lundell.rf 3 0 Gardner, 3b 3 0 Houghton, ss 2 0 P. Clark, p, 3b 3 0 D.Clark, If 1 0 Ashby,p 0 J Leison ' 0 Creer.p 0 0 Downey ' 0 25 0 Score by Innings Orem 103 000 0 Sp.Fork 000 000 0 Region IV Standings REGION IV BASEBALL STANDINGS NORTHERN DIVISION Team Wins-Loses Orem 3 1 .750 Am. Fork 1 2 .333 PI. Grove 1 3 .250 Provo 1 3 .250 SOUTHERN DIVISION Springville 4 0 1.000 Carbon 3 1 .750 Sp.Fork 1 2 .333 Payson l 3 .250 Dormer, and sophomore Jay Hills - getting some pitching tips frm Coach Lani Haacke. (Hal Williams' photo) Golden Eagle Passport Discontinued The Golden Eagle Passport program expired March 31. acting act-ing Director of the National Park Service's Southwest Region Monte Mon-te Fitch has announced that entrance en-trance fees to national parks, monuments, and recreation areas will be collected on a daily basis pending legislation now before Congress to extend the annual permit system. Fitch stated that entrance fees would only be collected in those National Park Service areas where admission charges had been made in the past. All other special user fees such as guide and elevator fees, and campground camp-ground fees will continue unchanged. un-changed. Daily admission to National Park Service areas designated as recreation fee sites will be $1.00 per private automobile or 50? per person for those entering on foot or by other forms of transportation. transporta-tion. The Southwest Region of the National Park Service includes approximately fifty national parks, monuments, historic sites, and recreation areas in the States of Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma, Okla-homa, New Mexico, Utah, and Southwestern Colorado. The National Park Service is a bureau of the Department of the Interior. H RBI 0 0 n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 6 4 0 2 1 OHS Track Team Hosts Provo In Final Meet BY BRAD WILLIAMS In their final dual track meet of the year, the Orem High Tigers Tig-ers host the Provo Bulldogs this afternoon at 3:30 on the Orem oval and should be another victory for the well-balanced Tiger track and field team. The team travels to Salt Lake City this Saturday to compete in the City Invitational scheduled at South High School's rubberized track. Orem should place high among the large city schools entered, en-tered, according to Coach Bill Delaney. Last Saturday, Orem's track and field team placed fourth in the Snow College Invitational track and field competition. Olympus won with 35 points, Granite had 27, West 25, Orem 22, Hillcrest and South 18, Davis 17, Skyline 13,Tooele .Bountiful .Bounti-ful 11, Granger 7, Logan, Ogden, and Viewmont 5, Payson 4, Brighton and Springville 3, and Bingham, East, Highland, and Spanish Fork 2. Coach Delaney said that Orem would have finished higher in the standings if the medley relay team had not been disqualified for cutting intoo soon. The following individuals or teams placed in the meet: 1--YARD DASH-Allan McEwan fourth. Mile Run-David Hanks, third; Steve Jensen, fourth. 880-yard run-Doug Murdock, third. 220-yard run-Allan McEwan, third. Pole Vault Jim Barry, fifth. Mile Relay-Orem third (Jerry Jensen, Cid Young, Kevin Jo-hansen, Jo-hansen, Doug Murdock). )-RELAY-Orem first(Tom Nielsen, John Eagar, John Lov-eridge, Lov-eridge, Allan McEwan). In a dual track meet last Wednesday, Wed-nesday, Orem defeated Springville, Spring-ville, 89-43, at home with junior Orrin Olsen coming off with a double win in shot put and discus. Results of that meet are as follows: 120 High hurdles - Hurt, Spr.; Q. I've heard that women officers, of-ficers, especially nurses, do not have full officer status, and even have to scrub floors, live in barracks, bar-racks, etc., is this so? A. As our Nurse Corps Officer Of-ficer puts it, 'Emphatically, No!" Women officers receive every ev-ery privilege, such as private housing, and status offered their commissioned male peers, and even a bit more when the gallantry gal-lantry factor is applied. PBAMK'S PROEM! V The Rest Steak Prices In The State of Utah Rft rm rm Order Your locker ff! !2Tlflffl Get a FREE ROAST cooked to your taste. Si u AM H A mm Guaranteed " x Carrots Stalk Celery Ice Cream Full Flavored Freshness Plus Meadow Gold-Danish Friendly Prices At . . . FRANK FRIENDLY MARKET STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Formerly Taylor's Bargains 444 South State Orem OHS Golfers Meet Rams BY BRAD WILLIAMS After a week's rest, the Orem High Tigers' golf team meets the Highland High Rams tomorrow at the Wasatch Golf Course in Heber Canyon near Heber City. On Tuesday, April 7, the hot-shooting hot-shooting Golden Tigers whipped the Lehi Pioneers, 161 to 185, for a league victory and their continued domination of the Region Re-gion Four link competition. The Lehi-Orem scores are as follows: Junior Tom Worthington moved into the medalist postion in this match with a fine 38 strokes in the 9-hole course. He was followed by seniors Jim Burton with a 40, Kent Bylund with a 41, and Dick Clark with a 42. . Nielsen, Orem; Loveridge, Orem. 15.9 Shot put - Olsen, Orem; Bird, Spr.; Stout, Orem. 44-4Vi 100 yard dash McEwan, Orem; Nielsen, Orem; Ward, Spr. 10.2 Mile run Hanks, Orem; Jensen, Orem; Thomas, Orem. 4:40.0 440 yard dash Johanson, Orem; Young, Orem; Jensen, Orem. 53.7 High jump Bales, Orem; Knight, Orem; Barry, Orem. 6-3 180 low hurdles Huff, Spr.; Marshall, Orem; Loveridge, Orem. 21.9 880 yard run Murdock, Orem; Cramer, Orem; Nielsen, Spr. 2:01.4 220 yard dash Ward, Spr.; Tie Jaurez, Orem, Ollerton, Spr. 23.8 Long Jump Ward, Spr.; Richards, Orem; Preston, Spr. 20-10 Pole vault Graff, Orem; Barry, Orem; Killpack, Orem. 12-6 Medley relay Orem 4:01.0 Mile relay Springville 3:44.0 880 relay Springville 1:37.0 Discus Olsen, Orem; Soffe, Orem; Stout, Orem. 149-7 Javelin Thorn, Spr.; Soffe, Orem; Rudd, Orem. 146-0 Netters Prepare For Competition BY BRAD WILLIAMS Orem's tennis team takes a restful bye today from the usual schedule before resumingRegion Four competition Tuesday against American Fork at Orem and Thursday against the Carbon Dinos also at Orem. These matches will be good warmups for the always-tough BYU Invitationals on April 24 and 25. In last Wednesday's match against the Lehi Pioneers, the Golden Tigers proved their power by beating the visitors, 6-0. Coach Parlell Peterson's team results are as follows: No. 1 Singles-Larry Lew def. (Orem) Kim Cooper (Lehi) 6-0 6-0. No. 2 Singles-Eddie Robinson (Orem) def. Ron Ellison (Lehi) 6-4, 6-0. No. 3 Singles-Dave Porter (Orem) def. Mike Evans (Lehi) 6-3, 6-4. No. 1 Doubles-Rick Rowley and Lon Kallas (Orem) def. Brent Miner and Marv Smith (Lehi) 6-0, 6-1. No. 2 Doubles-Alan Cranney and Gary Sabin (Orem) def. Craig Jorgenson and Cameron Cooper (Lehi) 6-1, 6-3. In exhibition singles, Tom Peterson Pet-erson (Orem) def. Jerry Hart (Lehi) 7-5, 6-4. In the Snow Invitationals last Saturday, Larry Lew drew a bye in the first round of competition and in the second round defeated Miner of Lehi, 8-6, 6-3, to gain a semi-finals berth. In the semi-finals, Lew lost to the eventual champion Jeff Gordon Gor-don of Olympus High, 6-3, 6-1. In doubles, Rick Rowley and Dave Porter lost in the first round of play to the eventual second place dougles winners Richard Forsberg and Miles Min-son Min-son from Skyline, 6-4, 6-2. COMPRESSOR IS STOLEN A red and white air compressor compres-sor valued at $125 was reported stolen Monday from Gary Woodland, Wood-land, 1400 South 800 West. New Hunting License Time April 15 is an easy date to remember for most people; it is the last day that you can file your income tax return. April 15 is also the last day the 1969 hunting and fishing licenses were valid. The 1970 licenses are being mailed to license agents throughout through-out the state, but they are not valid until April 16, 1970. Anyone Any-one hunting or fishing after that date must have a 1970 license. Sportsmen may purchase either a combination license or a separate fishing, big game, or small game license. Nonresidents Non-residents may purchase a 2 day, 5 day or season fishing license for 1970. Nonresident small game and deer hunting licenses are also available. Orem-Geneva Times Thursday, April 16, 1970 license and fishing in closed waters were the most prevalent violations. Several waters of the state are open to year-round, 24 hour a day angling, but most of the waters remain closed until the general opening date, June 6, 1970. Anglers are advised to check the current proclamation before planning an early spring fishing trip. Ads Bring Results Fisherman Arrests On Increase Increased fishing activity throughout the state is reflected by the growing number of angling violations. The March arrest report, issued by the Division of Fish and Game, lists violations of the angling regulations in several sev-eral counties. Fishing without a BLEACICJ TO BOIJL and receive a new bowling ball. 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