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Show V.-I: SUNDAY; MAY 1, 183 Utah County. Utah- - 10 SUNDAY HERALD lift a 0" Shoots 68 To Lead By 10 Strokes : - , L.ad Sd.o ODD .... . ; ' ; - - . ': U ' : r Mggf Vgas Santee 8 Seconds Shori im Smith Deadlocks Zaharias for Lead Of Record at Drake Test In Carolina Prnvn TTfefh iinrt- f!arhnn hav been nlaced in Region 3 for SPARTANBUHG S.C. (UP) sports competition by action of the board of directors of the Utah a In to be seems High School Activities "Assa.;. "but everybody Marilynn Smith of Wichita, Kan the schools into !to two A Class to the 73 work as how quandary just Gene LAS VEGAS, Ney. (UP Saturday shot a ' t - DES MOINES, la. UP) Wes ward six more chances at the region's --athletic nroeram. Didto pull into a tie with Babe It is no great secret that Region 3 officials have strongly op Littler opened up a Santee, the nation's greatest mark this season. rikson Zaharias in the third round miler, fell more than eight field at the sec Santee turned in a 4:08.4 perposed any change in their setup right from the beginning, but one over the of the Betsy Rawls Peach Bios onds short of the the 38th time he has region official told this writer Friday that his circuit would be end of M holes in the $37,500 som Invitational Golf Tourna mile at the Drake Relays Satur- - formance, made the distance in less man forced to abide by the state organization's order and had no choice Tournament of Champions Satur ment but to work Provo and Carbon into its program somehow. aay dui loouea- - connaenuy tOTT4:io. But he didn't have the 68. a in as turned he blazing day a The Babe, who carved out r ThP hAarrf nf manaperr of Region 3 is expected to meet in the punch to turn In America's first in off 70 Friday, strokes four one men's Clipping pa.r under to par this" inian attempt week, clocking. near future, probably the first part of " had a fair 75 for Saturday's work, Six major Drake records fell gale that sent thrash out the knotty problem. riving her and Smith identical during the final session of the Th smallpr sphools m Region 3 like Pleasant Grove, BY High, scores skyrocketing in the third out 217 battle will it totals. 46th They of Provo want the running of the Relays. The event. Littler don't annual any part reached, ' Juab, Tintic, and Lehl, in particular, crown. the for today of about 18,000 was the crowd to have been coast in true can he where that they point or Carbon in their athleUc programs. It is v the $10,000 first the scorched O'Sullivan Pat final appar-ntiit but single day's attendance in the few largest the prize years past playing Carbon in 'basketball for course Saturday with a sensation in Drake history. wa hpranP thev had jio choice in the matter, and not be 18 holes Sunday. 69 for the best Iowa was a surprise winner al cause they really wanted to. The .former National Amateur tournament. She held round of the and record breaker in the Uni Fork may Champion, now playing out of It also has been reported tha Pavson and SpanishCarbon a- three-roun- d d AMERICAN A 224. FORK of the total shuttle high hur meeting versity and Palm Springs, Calif., shot some against drop football, if they are forced to compete for as the same Bell. Kirk a xf The dle purpose Peggy organizing Hawkeyes ran it relay. career Provo on the gridiron.; So, it is easy to see that the board of man of the finest golf of his to top Ohio State's 1947 in Wildlife! Association :59.2, has been of San Jameson 33 out Antonio, went in as he Betty Saturday , i otrorc at tho rpoffln fare nnite a Droblem. Tex., who. , had . been tied with called for May 12, the. time and mark of :59.4. The smaller schools feel that Provo and Carbon are Just too and came back In an easy 35 on BlU'Neider, Kansas, set a new LSmith going into Saturday's place to be announced later. Jack course. A the par hi for them to eomtete against. record with a throw of Allhouse is chairman shotput temporary round, held the third highest "We just don't have the manpower to compete against Provo Littler was the" only man to 3V4 56 inches. The old mark feet 221the move. the score three" of of group round after pushing wand Carbon " the DiinciDal bf one of these schools told this writer break par and it was a remark 10 55 of inches was set feet a At held 77 Monday1 a meeting night shooting high Saturday the" other day. "We can hold our own for maybe a quarter or two able feat considering the winds Tom last Jones, Miami, In by hall year en considerable (the city Betty Dodd of Fort Worth, Tex., thusiasm that were sweeping across the and thn their ereater reserve of strength begins to tell. who third was placed shown in Saturday. and all shot a 75 Saturday for a 222 three D. V. "Deb" Tregeagle, principal of Provo High, said he didn't desert and even moving balls a junior organization - Abilene Christian ran the quarprobability score while Louise round on were unm auer tne Suggs that on the comment to lying tbe.green. make any care realignment :41.3 to better of Atlanta came in with a 76. win ne sponsored bythe new ter mile relay in set in Friday' Region 3 board of managers had taken some Kind of actionMv-on In second, place, with little the it !j41.4r mark . . senior association. Giving her a 223. i: chance of ever catching Nip, is the matter. preliminaries. Heard from Monday night were o buiiivan saw she was very Thad But Provo Is expected to be inucn better off under the Billy Maxwell, the Odessa, Tex., Hansen, president of the The Emporia, '.Kan. , Teachers k4 thrill ed with her 69, Saturday. J new program no matter how the Bulldogs are eventually star, who had a 74 Saturday for medley relay team rang County Wildlife Federation, sprint a-- college record of 3:21.9 to worked into it. The Big Green, for the most part, has had I had been working hard on Utah up and George Reynolds, Lehi, vice 4 a 1952 mark of 3:23.9 set by although Provo's teams The two men who were closest my putting and had just gotten pretty tough sledding In also Dick Kerr, Orem, best president; have .been improving on their won and lost record In league Friday, Pete Cooper and .Chick Abilene Christian. my scoring down, she said. president of the Utah Valley Wild . competition the last couple of years. , A new record in the university ' Harbert had bad rounds. Cooper &m ith had a birdie on the No life Protective Association; Mer division of the They figure to' do even better in Region 3 play, with most ex took a 78 and had a 221 total; five hole land shot par on the lin Bourne, vice relay wai perts, feeling that they '.will, be able to more than hold their own and Harbert climbed to an 80 for CALM ASsA CUCUMBER Gene Littler jof San Diego birdies on rest, except on Nos. 7, 15, and 17, Lelu association.president of the set by Oklahoma A&M's speed- Ray Parks, sters-Th' Aggies, ran it in 3:11.7, against teams in the Alpine and Nebo Divisions. the first hole, in the third round of the Tournament of Champions which she bogied, Robinson a and Marion president old mark of 3:12.6 by the once C. of schools, topping Moffitt. superintendent And. as Dr. J. city Following Maxwell came Bob at las vegas Nsaturuay.. uiiuer was uue ui uiiee pxayers wno Zaharias had a birdie on the member of the Northshore Boat Illinois 1954. in and In Provo He low score enrollment round. between the had the of the differential for first the tied first say, 140, first hole and the 16th. She bo said, Toski, the world champion, and place Santee's 4:08.4 in the mile four under par, forthe first two rounds, and set a fast pace in gied the 8th, 10th, 12th, 14th and ciub spoke in favor of the pro South or East of Salt Lake City is much greater than it is between Dr. Cary Middlecoff. recent win posed organization. out the day's major recrounded Provo-anLincoln or American Fork ner of the Masters. They had 219, the third round. 15th holes. on Air. Hansen snowed films ord breaking. Santee said bis relIn other words. It Is probably; more fair, for the Bulldogs to on rounds Of 75 and 74, respec life wild ex the and j speakers V.K atively "slow time was partly due r "'I compete against Region 3 teams than it is for them to compete tively. the advantages of affilh- to "a soft track" and plained winds against the Big Eight schools. In fact, the Bulldogs have been Littler was four! strokes better ' an tion with reason and the for these 8 10 to miles from ranging competing against Region 3 teams in both football" and' basketball than any other man on the course organizations. hour with gusts up to 15. in preseason tilts for the past several years, Saturday. Closest was Julius Bor And generally, these Region 3 teams i have been pretty os, former National Open Champ 72. nearly able to hold their own against the BIgr Green In these wno naa an even-ppractice games, so fears of the Region 3 schools that the Bull--j one was "It of the finest rounds dogs would beat their ears off every time they play seem ever played," said Littler afI've CARPENTER'S r rather. unfounded. , terwards. "I hit the ball solidly OREM An ambitious project corporated areas of Orem,' the projects for the coming year. As a matterv of fact, most of these teams would look upon all the time and considering the to light the soft ball field now areas of LakKTiew, Vineyard Orem city Is already installing victory over Provo High as a big one of the season and for that rea wina. i got very good results. construction is being and the East Sharon wards since a spnniciing under and has son would be trying; twice as hard the Bulldogs as they . they the Orem Jay-ce- these regions also used the facili purchased grasssystem by spearheaded to seed -seed the teams. would to other t Just like BYU goes all out beat Utah every with the active cooperation ties of .Orem City Park under the second softball diamond whlrh ' year. of church, recreation; Scera rep Scera recreational program. can also accomodate Pony lea true As a result, the Bulldogs, while they would probably win more team According to Wayne Gammon, U.ll resentatives and soft-ba- ll j: uau. rm uamona con unaer iue often in Region 3 than they have in the Big Eight, would find the of the Orem dynamic president managers. struction be .will located immedi .competition stiff enough to make it. interesting. The group met this week for Jaycees, the fimd drive is toNae ately east of the present soft By playing in Region 3, it would enable the Bulldogs to foster the beginning of the drive for launched on Tuesday. May 17 foau field. .more natural rivalries and there is nothing like keen rivalries to UNDON The trophy for the this $7,000 Marvin Kay Christensen as project which will en- with whet the appetite of the players and fans alike. The Bulldogs have best athlete of the year was able a great of the finance commit however, according to O. V. chairman number of softball rarnswonn, city manager,,! the never been able to create much in the way of real rivalries while awarded tor WayneAsh of thp teams to Softball tourna- tee. The Jaycees have accepted city had insufficient funds to- proenjoy Pleasant Grove High School at ments and will allow the forma- the lighting of the soft ban field vide , playing the Salt Lake area schools.. , . ' fora lighted ball field and The problems of transporting teams and students to games will tne "AthleUc. Pep Club' ban tion of Pony League baseball. as one of their major community so they were soliciting help from that was held in the Lindon When the be much less a problem for Provo High now that the Bulldogs are quet drive is the civic ancKchurch community groups. The ward Recreation hall. Thursday. HOLLYWOOD! CUTS in Region 3 once again than it was while they wefre in the Big Eight.! April NeWvLower Prices ere 28. Wayne is the son of completed, Orem will have two PITCHERS ADRIFT city officials working to, However, the problem of fitting PrpVo and Carbon into Region! Mr. and Mrs. fields for. use in HOLLYWOOD ward the deadline, of June luthn Ash of lighted soft-ba- ll LeRoy Pitchers have the diamond (UP) 3 will remain & tough one as long as some of the schools balk Pleasant Grove, one ox ine mosx acuve recrea , Completed and ' Than Eyer Before! who : Paul received a $100,- - in use. Pettit, playing them. This is the second'year he has tional projects to be held in ooq bonus from the Pittsburgh PI One Region official expressed the opinion that the board received this He was Orem. trophy. rates five and Ron Nec I of managers ago, years out some kind of a schedule awarded it for his outstanding AM, Senior probably will work softball man- ciai, who struck out 27 men in one ' the Dinos win play the bigger schools participation in the athletic ac agers ,and the Jaycees will meet Bulldogs and whereby with Bristol of the AppalaLays Away Your in the region and skp the smaller ones. tivities ox this school year. He again on Friday, May 6 at 8 p.m game Jewelry in chian cut League! 1952, were, of the, football at the city hall to make detailed Actually, that seems to be the only sensible solution to . the was for from the Hollywood Stars roster MOTHER'S' Total1 Purchase! V i earn was : named and r problem. DAY a for fundtoday. Pettit was optioned to MexiAsh took second place in - the plans canvas of all residences co City of the Class AA Mexican Sunday May 8 heavyweight wrestling , of the raising located in the of confines' Smith Co. Fisher the state. He made splendid records League, while Necciai was reScera recreational 282 Univ. area. N. turned to Waco of the Class B Big in the shotput, discus and pole FB Plu vault competition just recently.) This includes besides the in- State League.! :l . These are just a few of Ash's athletic endeavors that won for him this coveted award. LOGAN (UP) Utah University's skins a record to date this year Pleasant Grove basketball PHILLIPSON baseball, golf and tennis teams in their drive to repeat as western coach, Don Crump conducted the 7 ft. Hollow Glass bolstered their western Skyline di division net champs. meeting and announced the elec SPINNING ROD vision standings here Friday at tion of Paul Anderson and Jay of the Johnson as the expense of the Utah State Halbrook . .. Regular price. . . Reported football team for the coming Farmers. annual this with year. Assisting The Redskin nine turned in a Suspended for; H.I. SPINNING REEL banquet were: the football coacn, double. vin over the Farmer base Club Ned Alger; Girls Pep rep Fall bail pickup, all metal housinr with ball crew, taking the nightcap 4 Study Deficiencies ana vera Conders resentatives, ... . .... sears. Regular price' Nylon to 3 land the first same 12 to 5: CORVALLIS The guest speakMaude Jacobs,. was (UP) There while) the Ute tennis squad turned an unconfirmed (100 yd. 6 lb. Nylon line the evening were Reed : 1 reported here Sat ers for line m an' 8 to 1 victory over the Farm? BYU the from coach . m . . . . . . Nelson, . Regular Wade that price (Swede) urday , er netters and the Ute shotmakers B. and Adamsen.directpr Lloyd Oregon State's Instruction on the Alpine school edged" the Farmer golfers 9 to basketball center, had of nr been Board. I 8H. TOTAL VALUE . 1 10" ROTARY I suspended from school for A' v - Moundsman Jim Dokos turned in voand musical of program academic deficiencies. a game' for the Utes in the cal numbers was presented by You Save $5.71 . nightcap, matching Don Gies' per. However, Registrar D. T. Orde- - David Tree. Mary Atwood, Har man refused to comment on the ley iHales and Gae, Farr. for the formance in the opener. ALL FOR ONLY. and other college officials entertainment ox tne ciups. report, gave Unni,; jThe were not immediately available. Halbrook was reported out of the - Relays; 6 Records Set wo-over-par -- ! ; t , ; star-pack- ed four-minu- te . . New Wildlife Association MayB Formed t j two-under-p- four-minu-te ar ? , I . - - 480-yar- j 7 36-36- 72 " - -- - 1 : the-BirEi- ht ; ni:fftTT; one-mi- le I e . . -- d Orem Ldu hches Project -- . i -- ar . - Ta Light - Softball ParlNpw Beinq Built ' . es - Inlik , Ash Named Top Viking Athlete T- mail' nnnrxn i . to-li-ck m. - r 4 . V.''P . s , ' - M-M- en . co-capt- ain . ; I all-sta- te. :. house-to-hou- se Utah Baseball, Golf, Nt Tea ms Post Wins Over'Ags 1 4-- 0 2-oi- eco - ..... co-capt- ains t 20 Hol-broo- k, ch " all-coa- st it . IT'S HERE! THE NEW . cat? . City. Coach A. T. (Slats) Gill said he informed Friday I by college authorities that his star center was going to be suspended. Bat he said he did not know whether the suspension actually had j taken place, i had been HEAL BUY j' i SPECIAL fnP IE T Realty; and Insurance Co. X 24 No. 1st W. Ph. FR i . now ; gas ng!n. Adt cutting bM. 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