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Show Tuesday, February 17. 1957 Page Eleven oponrccAN- Takahashi helps Lady Utes win - ...the Utah men's swimming team remained undefeated with a of pair victories over Hawaii in Honolulu over the weekend. The Utes won Friday 139-7- 6, and then won again Saturday, 139-5- 2. Senior Dennis Tesch broke the school record in the 1,650-yar- d freestyle Saturday, with a 15:31.38. Junior Shawn Rowland turned in the fastest 400 intermediate time in the WAC this year with a 4.00.24. On Friday, Tesch won the 500- - and 1,000-yar- d freestyle events. . . .Utah golfer Blair Philip finished seventh at the John A. Burns Invitational in Hawaii. Philip carded rounds of le for an even-p210 in the event, which ended Friday. The Utes finished in 1 5th place out of 24 teams during the three-da- y tournament. Steve Secgmiller w as second for the U. with a 224. Devtn Dehlin finished at 228, followed by Eric Nielsen (232) and Mark Romney (235). . . .the Utah men's track team captured five of the six field events at the Utah State Invitational on Saturday in Logan against Utah State and Weber State. Utah's Jeff Smith won the pole vault with a jump of et and Craig Kimber took the high jump with a leap of Utah's Eric Wheelwright also jumped but Kimber won as Wheelwright had more misses. Gerald Johnson won the long jump and had the fastest time in the dash, but w as disqualified for jumping the gun. Jeff "Tiny" McMillian w on the shot put with a toss while Collin Davis took the triple jump crown of with a leap of ...the Lady Ute tennis team lost to the Lady Rebels from UNLV 4 on Friday at the Salt Lake Tennis Club. Utah collected victories in three singles matches and one double match. The Lady Rebels won two matches No. 6 singles and No. 3 doublesby default. In No. 1 singles, Jolenc Watanabc (UNLV) defeated Kristin Siegmund (Utah), 1, at No. 2, Pam Miller defeated Pineda at No. 3, (Utah) (UNLV), 6-- 4, Cindy Special to the Chronicle FUIXERTON, Calif. Surviving a sluggish start in its first road meet of the season, the Lady Utes gymnastics team remained undefeated with a victory Fullcrton and Stanford here Friday over Cal-Sta- te finished Utah at 183.85, followed by Fullerton's night. Stanford's 176.75 180.9 and Utah freshman Kris Takahashi rose to the occasion to title with a 37.45, edging Fullerton's win the Elliott Tami (37.2) and Callie Glanton (36.5). The Cardinal's Dina Amoroso finished fourth. Takahashi, out of Salt Lake's Brighton High, won the balance beam with a 9.45, tied Amoroso on the floor exercise with another 9.45 and took the uneven bars with a 9.55. The only event Takahashi didn't win was the vault. Elliot and Amoroso each had 9.5s to win that event. "Kris was just magnificent," Utah coach Greg Marsden said- - "She was by far the standout of the meet." VCith Takahashi winning the it ended the freshman of Ute Michelle streak Hilse, who had Lady title in Utah's previous three meets. won the Hilse tied teammate Sandy Sobotka for second on the balance beam with a 9.4. "It was like the first meet of the year in a sense," Marsdcn said about his team's uncharacteristic slow start. "Our first two events were pathetic." Fortunately for Utah, all six Fullerton gymnasts fell off the balance beam, leaving the door open for a Lady Utes comeback. 69-68-- all-arou- nd 54-ho- ar 73 14-ov- er 15-fe- all-arou- 55-met- all-arou- nd Aiarcia Foote (Utah) defeated Kristin Hess (UNLV), 6, 6-- 0, 6-at No. 4, Anna Castaneda (UNLV) defeated Susy 3-- 2; 6-- 4; Westfall (Utah), at No. 5, Linda Anderson (Utah) defeated Jane Howe (BVU), 6-- 2, 6-- 2. In No. 1 doubles, WatanabeHess (UNLV) defeated 7-- 6, MillerAnderson (Utah), 5-- 6-- 6-- 3; 6-- 3; 6-- 2 7-- 5, 6-- 3 ...Lady Ute swimmer Jennifer Peterson qualified for the upcoming HCAC meet by swimming the 200-ya- summer & fall quarters for credit. One-t- o five-da- ... all y trips available. There is a special fee. For information call 581-861- DCE students see 4. spring Class Edition available February 17 th. Day students see page 76 of the class schedule for index numbers for telephone registration. join 11 Lady Ute swimmers and four divers for the conference meet. At last year's championships, Utah finished sixth out of six teams with six swimmers and two divers.' ...the Utah ski racing club collected three (1. Powder Mountain. The men's team won both the slalom and the giant slalom, beating BYU and Weber State. Club founder and coach Roy Moyer won both races. Greg McRoberts placed second in the giant slalom and Jeff Smead finished 11th. In the slalom, McRoberts finished fourth, Brian Robinson placed fifth, Andrew Lovegrove was sixth and Smead turned in a 15th-plaperformance. In the women's giant slalom, Jenny Greer led a team finish. Kathleen Smith placed victory with a first-plafourth, Tammy Jacques was 10th and Krista Kelly was 1 3th. Utah placed third in the team standings of the the slalom, behind BVU and Utah Tech-OreSmith was Utah's top finisher. After two meets, BYU leads the men's series with 10 points, followed by Utah with nine. BYU alo leads the women's series with 10 points; Utah is second . ce ce m. from 8 p.m. tp 11p.m.. Monday thhhursay! when copies are just 312 cents JErtCh. "i""--- H f f f ". Offer good at this location only. ! 582-828- 2 Free Parking 273 South 1300 East- - zJ ui ' Printshops Of The Future Store Hours: Sol. 8-- 10-- i t Z3 ATTENTION SOPHOMORES Are you interested in a career in one of these fields? 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Peterson, a freshman from San Luis Obispo, Calif., will f., 35 different trips during spring, and at No. 2, WestfallFoote (Utah) defeated PinedaAleli Nava (UNLV), er 51-feet- -3, 6-- 1, 8:30-4:3- 0 581-64- 31 oooooooooooooooooooooooooo |
