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Show . Sports - Page Fourteen i Openings 1988 : - GOLF r Freedom Dollars Make Family Fmie Golfers look to repeat feat: ' : Savings on swing ana strvtcts Pr-Ss- Solitude puts skiing back in the family. budget. We know how most area resorts are squeezing the family out of the picture. So we re changing all that with our new Freedom Dollars. - Guarantee Risk-Fre- a Purchase vour Freedom Dollars before December 1 5, and you can Solitude's Freedom Dollars will buy an equivalent amount anytime give you mora than a lift during the season. And if you don't With Freedom Dollars, you'll save on use all your Freedom Dollars this an entire mountain of merchandise year, you may redeem them next and services, not just lift tickets. season for 75 of value for 8990 Freedom Dollars. one more or books of $200 worth Buy ; That's what we call "freedom" of Freedom Dollars for only $150, and enjoy 25 for your family from the high savings all season long on services and prices of other resorts. rnerchandise throughout the resort. What a way to stretch your family 1 The Unlimited Alternative ' fun budget! If you prefer, you can still ride any of Freedom Dollars are available at Solitude's ski lifts all day, every day Gart Bros. "Sports Castle" until of the season for only $355. Solitude's 15, 1988, or call unlimited season passes are on sale ... December ' (VISA, MC and AMEX welcome.) until December 15, 1988.. ' W iL Here's a bonus: If you buy an Unlimited Season Pass this season for $355, we guarantee you the same tow price next yaarl (Only 500 passes . will be sold on a first come, first . served basis.) . - pre-seas- - " Are they for real? That's the question opposing Western Athletic Conference coaches and players must be asking themselves about the University of Utah golf team. In one of the most stunning upsets in recent memory, the Ute golfers brought home from Provo their first WAC crown last May. Going into the tournament, Utah was expected to do as good or better than it had in previous years, but with the likes of UTEP, New Mexico and BYU, the Utes were given little chance, if any, to win it all. But Utah jumped out to an early first-da- y lead-o- ne they never relinquished. But the question remains, how good are the Utes? After all, Utah's golf team operates with a much smaller budget than most WAC schools and features almost all local players. Ute coach Ron Branca thinks he knows the answer. "We know that we are (for coach said. "We just real)," the tenth-yea- r need to go out and prove it on the golf tnri if .i n-- -- Voftor rlavpr arp Via vino outstanding summers," Branca said. "Matt Johnson won the City Parks Open and then the next week won the U.S. Amateur Qualifying. Doug Roberts won the County Amateur and Devin Dehlin won the Tooele Amateur, Wasatch Amateur and was in the finals of the State Amateur." Branca also has a number of other top players who will be battling for a spot on the traveling team, including Jeff Thalman and Brett Glaser. The Utes will also have some outstanding newcomers in freshmen Marty Romney, Jeff Mark and John Tagge. But with so many experienced golfers returning, Branca said it t. is likely these players will "Overall, we'll be much more mature as a team, and we should be able to let people know that we are for real," Branca said. "We're potentially as good, if not better, than last year." Branca said winning the WAC crown has had a "snowball effect" in that course." recruiting top players has been easier and Branca says he's "cautiously optimistic" that the Utes are getting invitations to top about the 1988-8- 9 campaign-a- nd with tournaments they never have had before. Utes return good reason, Tp fouj.pf the Branca feels that should carry over onto led five players? wn6 them to the WAC the golf course as well. "Winning breeds crown as well as a number of other talwinning," he said. Utah starts the Ml portion of its schedule ' ented returnees and newcomers. "On paper we look as good as anyone in the Sept 5 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in the Tucker Invitational. The team will conference," Branca, said. Back this season is senior Matt then travel to Lake Tahoe Oct. 2 for the Johnson, who brought home WAC Wolfpack Classic The following weekend medalist honors a year ago. Also return-- ' the Utes will be in Palo Alto; Calif;; for the '' ing are Doug Roberts, Devin Dehlin and Stanford Intercolegiate Oct One tournament Branca is especially Eric Nielsen from the WAC champp;' 9 for is Nov. excited at the Olympic' onshipteam. from of season's last one is the Club, Missing squad premier courses in the Blair Philip, a native of,Victoria, British country, located just outside of San on rrancisco.-- - - Columbia, and the only red-shir- , , " ' 534-140- 0. Vs-.- WAC tourney and earned accolades for his performance. Chronicle sports writer AfffforiaMe 25 the team. Philip placed fourth in the By Loren Jorgensen I 1 Solitude 24-2- 6--8. ' 16-1- non-Utah- tf NEED) MMY? University Foodservice has job openings for fall quarter. We Offer: mm mm Use your Identification card to: Save 2 16 on food purchases! Choose your own tailor made meals! Never worry about having cash to pay for meals! -- Flexible Schedules. You can walk to work. Food Benefits .i ... 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