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Show SI:;: DAY HERALD .... 71- - V- -- V w w a- 1 - f-a.-- County Star A"-- . ff O 1 junior High Track Summaries Shine In rivisa i t 440 yard TtfVsy tco-- i Race)- - i. lOO LivtU, yard Kact)- -. ant Giove; Koimie iljuier, Sjuuii kU-,t Jujaan; Liiatwr. :i'J 6. Rtn-kMike McFad:l-n- . Davii; a 3 eJ5 y yard relay trirst Hue) U id i SsiKith Da-- I Bruce Terry, Spring; Un rwla. By VtlNtllL RICBT Graiute. vis; ltcgi'e Jackioo, I yatd fUy (Srcor. 1 Bictl 113. The 40th anrmet Brlgham Younf d Tetry "Snath with A tired but imillng towhead 8,553 North Davit, Ainriuan and Fork; Track Invitational I'lras-i University yard dash Hal Lewli, 8,154 point amount. from Wiimemucca, Nev.. 1 13 Meet and Relay Carnival got Field ant liomiie Grove: aa In up old Le Lowry, IMvtte 111 Three records went HimBling lull pro uiulrr way Friday with VlUe: Michael McFaiHtea. Hock total of 6.C43 points tu the !truggle fur the Alt Around of truck and fluid activities gram lCi) dash Ilecki Jack the of Jay Lvut ham- Spring; yard ink the roost eovetrd title title. Rock BurgoyBe of Kaaab(or boy a of the seventh, eighth, uonule Amlre,w, Declo.JProvo; Hlth.d liayward. t'tdaf Spring; HVU Invitational, the Cham4 of Utah. bettered the high Jump mark of ninth and tenth gradea ICity; Dave llarnt-ss- , Provo; IXm Id. :25.t. pion of the All Around Event, and Wyoming schools. 440 yard dash Peck Stevenson.ll'hJppen, South; lwis Dutlln, lowrv's point total stands It 1 IV let in 1948 by G. JackW TM nu Hock. South. : 13 6. t This ties meet rec Ruston, tvtmi wrri LewU; Manual (jj wjtn jumJ 0 g early Friday lu the two day, iUie0j ! thr conditions, and Itlchard Lynch, lwl;jota beUi Jointly by tuur runners Spring; event grind, end bad putiea ur In the 1M yard low hurdles race bll, ony one record was broken. Uwia Fautett, Roosevelt; Terry wlth the oldest mark dating back cut ot reach of hit nearest com- Weyne Bethell of South iKhin(j another tied during the open- to JliJO J Weber of Hales Ronnie . I Young, Lewis, :65J. petitor. knocked tv.o tenth of a aecond.ipg (jay eom!M.tuion waa close and 440 yard cash. Race Two lier- taj yard dash-B- urk Johnaon, .who finished lecond with from the old title to win In 20.fi. 04rij il Die way and !ee-Th- e i nell Hutchlna, Sprtngvllle; Hush North Sevier; Kieherd llayward, points. discus event fell harder than taU)ra were treated to a fine Cedar Harold Donal at Grlmaud, City; Phlppen South; Sumpter. Dixon; Lov.ry'1 point total itandi ( other throughout the tourney, majs participation, the fourth highest mark ever and It fell twice Saturday. First gum Ujilon: Ernest Miliar, Dixon; Ger- fcicion weoater, Ceoar City; Dave moat Interesting the ald . Crittenden,1 South Summit. Harness, Provo. ;24 0. posted lor the event, topped only Ronnie Halee of Weber beited o ,nB dsy c,me i the 850 440 yard run, (First Rsce) 611. by Wllford White, the great "Wbii-er- " uiu nii m race lor tenia irau rtlav 1 vj ji the "'"'"ivird who hokii the top total at for 1J4' 10". Then High Jump Bob Van Dyke. Cen Ronald Stratum, Cedar aty; Kent champion boy where the record was broken tie for secon- d- Shepherd, South; David Harmer, tral; Five-wa- y Lee Lowry shattered the record, hv two eomDctlnc teams Inside ap Clarence Jones, Spanish Fork; Pleaaant Grove; Eugene old and new, by tossing the dis thrill of minutes five proximately Lowell Hadlock, Lincoln; Fork; Hal Suuifer, Mur Gary I cus 146" 10 to better the old mark paciea cuvuy. Reese, Lincoln-- ; Larry Jones. Pay- - ray. :3J 9. by better than 15 feet. via mirs sei 440 yard run (Second Ttace) son; sna Don Rasmussen, Dixon. trr.m Hfruinft Vnrt Kt Following Lowry and Hales In k ,,.-- , 4 ft 10 la. Herbert Carey, Cedar City; Dick the point totala were Dick Morley e eld mark of 1:39 la 1341. only David Pearce, Cox, Broad Jump Lincoln; of Carbon with 4,601 points, Rock to aee that mack go by the board Larry Manactl, of Kanab with 4..J13. Beaver; Peter Hafen, Mt. Pleav South; Steve Lindsay, Weber; Bob Hurgoyne Friday as a classy foursome from BY HlRh. ;54.5. ant; three tied for third Blaine Shaw. Wayne Btthell of South 'with 4.J08 Lincoln set a new mark of 1:58.6. Shot put Hal Stapeley, Lincoln; Blad. Salem; Bob Van Dyke, Cenand In alxth place Tom Atkins of This record lasted only until the ex of Tooele with 4,434 polpta. tral; and Dick Scott Rock Springs. Peterson, Rounding out the eerie South; Duffin, South; next heat of the race was run 16 ft. I In. Hafen, W'oodward; Ah, Pleatant when a four man group from CeOar cellent performance at Saturday" Shot put Richard Scott, . Rock Grove. 54 jft. 9 In. of a second City clipped final day of the BYU Invitational Keith Bryan, Larry Dix- - Broad Jumpas thfy Cedar the ehorWlved from Springs; mark liayward. matche 10 were the ehamplonihlp on. Don Fullmer and Kenneth Swapp, Kanab: S'an Walker, romped around the course In Division of II second In the the race 'four for the tennl title In each dlvt- DASH boys WINNERS These placed son (no schools given), 41 ft 3vt Pleasant Grovet Maun, Murray; 1:38 3. High track aud field meet. The boys (left to right): Front aloit. In. Hales, Sprlngvtlle. 18 ft. i in. Durham, Provo Division 11 dash at Friday"! BYU Invitational Junior Jay uacn rrarn norta rrucneu, Rick Webber, American rori; aanpeie. 440 yard relay (Race One) Pole vault-S- tan Walker, Pleas In' the top tennl battle of the athlete, tied the old mark of :10.6 Elvla Harward, Lincoln; ., . Rock Springs. (Sweets, Scott, Kess-n- ant Grove; Swapp, Kanab; Hauo, for the century. The record Is cur- Grant Davles, Helper; Don Tuttle, Sprlngvllla, day. Ken McGary of the Branch and Carter), South tie for fourth Davis. Murray: three-wa- y rently held by five runners. The Agricultural College eaied by Lar:53.$. Mecham, Lewis; Schmltt, South; oldest mark dates beck to 1930. and Sharp, Hprlngville. 11 ft 4 In. 440 ysrd relsy (Rsce Two) ry Wegkamp of Weitmtniter Pleasant ' Grove Run Walker. 440 yard relay (First Race) Illin tenth 64, to annex the title la the Jun- DES MOINES. Ia (L'P) the over pole Lewis. Spanish Fork; slipped grader NATIONAL LEAGUE ior College ois ran and hurdled to six victories'Kslth a vault of U ft. was American Fork. :491. 880 yard relay Psyson. 1:54.8. ana Snow College came through with at the 44th Drake 440 yard relay (Second Race) with a new record, but a DIvI&Iob H Pittsburgh ... 100 003 020- -4 10 1 tiUe In the Junior College douSouth; Lewis. :48.I. Saturday and Darrow Hooper, hwk of the record book Indicated lays 2 10x- -7 220 6 ..110 Car-fen Philadelphia and bles a Jan Chrlitensea 100 yard dash Steven McDanlel, of Texas A. and M. set the only that the mark was exceeded last 880 yard relay (First Race) LjndeU. Dickson (8) and Sand American Fork; Curtis Wise, Cen Lincoln. 1:386 (Bettered the old Larsea overcame Don Spencer new record In the shot put. but did not find 1U way Into year and Kellard Terry of the U.A.C., Simmons tral; Pat Benton, North Davis; De-- mark of 1:39 set by Mound Fort (81; lock, Fitzgerald The speedy llllnl Tripped off one the 1953 program, after the Hansen (8) and Burgess. Home Loy Osborne, Draper; Ted Rich. in 1941). Including another, victory champtonsiups lfara no While Salt Lake City hlh achool e 830 yard relay (Second Race) big unlverity relay from were recoraea, runs (1st), Hamner ards, Mid vale. :10.7. Torgeson took over the spotlight la Cass A which Georgetown and Kansas schools placed pretty regularly In Pat Benton, Cedar City. 1:38.5 (bettered old (3rd) and Ennls, (4th), Winning 220 yard dash SMiHies JiS Wayne Fearce ot fcouth . Steven MeDaniel, record ot 1:38.6 set' by Lincoln five ). th. v.n as the evenU Rnlahed. In Slmmona Losing North Davis; of jcratched. pitcher HlKd dropped Hal Cannnoo one of the few ethic'. cluded were athletes from veaar American Fork; Ted Richards, minutes earlier). Hooper, Llndeii pitcher title L South took the 6 West, not handicapped by the' rain In Mtdvale; Merle Sheffield, West City, Rock Springs, wyo.; Ranao, In tte Cl. A doubles also when y the meet, heaved the shot Lewis, South, and Central High of Jordan; Dean Vaa VUet North Tom r ';ti:d and John Doldge 55 feet, 4l lnchea. lis beat the Cincinnati ....000 000 0044 I Davis. :24.3. Ogden. cuvcl r.Lvo K'lh'i'Eob Blackley mark of iS feet, ltt lnche Wert Upheld Milwaukee . . 200 033 00x- -8 8 0 440 yard run (First Race) Shel-do- n Big and Ar!: n t., srry, (2, 2. Utah County track honors were Child. North Davis; Lyle HarWehmeier. King (6). Nevel (8) Ore of Trovo's two champion by Jack Torrance of L.S.U, n!inol,.wlta fleet Eiaeey Eiders upheld by Lincoln, Pleaaant Grove, and mon, Lincoln; and Semlnlck; Antonelli (1-Jay Newman, came t! " i in il Clan B K:rh the third beat outjAmerlcan rorat, ispruigviue, anu d Dkvn running 8h- - I f Cooper. Home runs Mathews (5th Pleasant Grove; Albert Brunetti, a fi2cfct-atwo-miFork. In U:e State 'Spanish 1 r and 6th), Logan (1st) and Seminick Union; Arthur Agulrre, Helper. t J c ..,.i!cd Bob AncS-- rto take that event for the wenmeier :57.3. son ff Thursday's action In the Big !, 64, 74, acd M. relay (1st). Losing pitcher , 440 yard (Second Race) ' gerund straight year, Rick Eight baseball race was a com:n and Kent Jo. Hart The lUlnl made $k-.time , on Webber, American Fork; Frank n woa the Clasi B en cl from Monday'! plete about-fac- e tte wgjy .track. but 7:43,4 Frltchett, North Sanpete; Elvln 1, 6 3 wia Jou! v."h a when result! 1 220OOJ Monday'! 19 winning 002 recAmerican of far ' -7 .... the New York Lincoln: Don Tittle. short, Harward, in f ork's Elton Abi-0er 1 cf 7:31.8 here a year Brooklvn .... 014 000 000--5 8 0 Sprlngvtlle; Grant Davles, Helper. teami.became the losers Thursday, tt;ey and .ii .,1 IjJi Crs;l In (.. leaving the ract. open to anybody; trr.nle f,3. Missouri came In third, Maglie, Wilhelm (6) and Yvars, 56.7. fourth , and Texas fifth. s I, rent Calderone 16); Meyer, Black (7) Broad jump Curtis Wise. Oe- - Provo fell before South,' ' ma' i perry o: i served h!s way Into' Use mini beat dot Oklahoma and Provo J and Campanejla. Home run Dark den Central; DeLoy Osborne, Dra- Granite downed East 24-and . orjston to win the quarter-mi- le 'l a 6 2, 6 2 w'a over the ; (1st) and Irvla (1st). Winning per; Floyd Weidauer, Granite; Davis clipped West, Granite in ana ). seconds Wilhelm U.l they. Mstch play was underway today Losing Jack, Armit Central; Dave Ma- - now leads with one Gary t, 1 of Wasatch, In the relay pitcher win, while ). 10th Cr Michigan. State and Notre In the Ttmpanogos Club cbkmplon- gana, Granite. 19 ft. 3tt In. i d tl, less the team of pitcher Black five teams tied for second with In shuttle high the and Jim Larsen Dame Pole Vault Two-wa- y J?ay V 'f r tie for first one win and one loss each. with shlp tourney competition won the title over hurt!' relay In one minute, S seci f ff Daryl Walbeck, Draper, and The line acores:held In four flights. being AMERICAN LEAGUE David Snyder. Dixon; three-wa- y Cordon Bennett and Allen Cunning- onds. local pro, an Bill Johnston, R H E In Individual events, Willie Wil nounced the ham of American Fork, ue ior intra uick Hauser, Mur- Prove 4 , . I T ..000 003 30-0-' 6 1 ( pairings Saturday and 000 200 000- -2 Washington.. d Lehl'a talented MerrUl Wathen liams of Illinois won the ray; Lloyd Graham, Mldvale; and South said that first round matches must 000 003 51x 9 8 5 New York ... . 000 001 003- -4 T Lane Call, North Davis. 10 ft. 2 In. Hatch, ielped himself to the Junior High dash In 9.7 seconds ahead of be completed by Wednesday night and Lewis; Frampton, '(0-1Ford and Slma Gresso; ) 440 and of Charlie Texas Thomas singles champlonithlp by handily Harry Bill Griffiths. Kirk Bitter and yard relay (First Race)-Spa- nlsh Sager, Thcrne, Furlong. Allred, Home Berra. and (9) Gorman over of Nash of Minnesota; and Walter Bob Swenson each posted 70s to Gary Crandall winning Fork; Lincoln. :50 0 and Hochner. runs Carey (1st) and Woodling John Mc- -l Jewsbury of Illinois won the two- - tie for medalist honors in the FpringviUe, A Gorman 2nd). Winning pitcher arlane and Tom McKenzle of mile run In 9:23.5, tourney'a qualifying rounds. . d Bryant of Salt Lake took home the The pairings: Junior High doubles with a conon pine trees The resin one , CI amplonshlp lUrht win over Ray does not exist in the tree as such, L Bill Griffith! vi, Burb Eggertsen, vincing 5 2 210 000 000- -3 Philadelphia.. Levllle and DeaPoulter of Central but forms only on the surface, at Dick Robblni vs. Paul Davis, Bob ZOO 020 OOx 4 7 1 Boston of Octlen. Vf AND OVER David Snyder of Dixon Junior High soars over the Schelb ) and Astroth; Par-nea wound, as a healing substance. Swenson vs. Roy Kump, Gary jenxms vs Fudge Nilsen, Kirk bar in the Division II pole vault to gain a tit with Daryl Walbeck of and White. ) Bitter vs. Don Lambert, Don Allen Draper for first place in the event vs. Earl Erim, Jerry Westra vs Bua oipave, Gordon Cram ys, 010 100 010- -3 10 0 Detroit sonny jsraun. Cleveland . . . 001 000 21x- -4 7 0 'A Flight Newhhouser, Erickson (7), Wight Don Glacoma vs. Scully Rogers ) and (8) and BatU; Wynn Ross . Wight vs. Sam Blackhanv 17-- 3, Heean. Home runs Simpson (1st) Joe Fazandak, known throughout former University of Utah football Cloyd Booth va. Dll Wagner. Lynn and Hegan (1st). Losing' pitcher In Tuesday s mala event Bell vs. WUlard Smith. Bill Jtupper LOGAN wrestling circles as "The Champ," warrior Brlghanr Young Unl- - Davis 2b . Erickson vs. Harvey Hansen, Bill BredeSen Arena. at the and Utah State baseball Hodges 3b will appear on Tuesday night's A television favorite out on the vs. Brian Reed verslty Goldsworthy. Lewis p . card at the Provo Arena. J 6 I 1 VanVllet cf who Boshard va. Grant Hansen. Rav teams divided a doubleheader, Pacific Coaat, Parandak, The stocky, powerfully built 2 0 3 0 Karren 3b with the Cougars winning the first Hlavaty ye inches and wigan vs. hod uunn. , nine feet five stands bLarsen 3 0 Fazandak, who holda two degrees weighs 240 pounds, has met and 17-Llsh the and p the B game Aggies Flight cFUnlkln 3b from the University of Minnesota, count. some of the most rugged Gene Evans vs. Lewis Cattery, nightcap by a 1 1 Shelton b , will battle It out with Guy Brunetti, beaten 26 1 24 5 Totals Cats the Merrill In the mat gladiators nation today. Ted Bills vi. Al Hoelscher, Pete Hardy paced 1. 0 dliarrl In out hits five four And, he screams defiance at the Ashton vs. Cliff Bailey, Dr. M. C. by cracking h o STATE ab UTAH wrestling world as he proclaims Moody vs. Bob Pyper. Jerry Lamb to their victory in the first game 36 9 27 7 4 Totalsss Sparboon in 0( 1 HoWever, to the plate. that he is the world's greatest vs. Charles Clark, Charlie Hawke trips 3 0 1 aStruck out for Satterfleld in 8th. Larson cf fell second the the game Cougars wrestler and darei anyone to dis- vs. Joe FuHerton, Joe Moore ys. 4 0 12 bStruck out for Hlavaty In 7th. Gehrlng c one-h- it pitching of Lefty prove It. Bob Done, Doug Hawkins vs. Jay before the In Hansen rf on for cLtved s i i error Hodges Dawson. John AUen. . Little Over 19 Years, 3 0 1 Yokomlco If In the 8th, In games played Friday Pazandak descent. Of Bohemian C Flight 3 1 0 Eastern division of the Skyline dFlied out for Sparboon In 9th. Dawson p has been in the Wrestling game for John Wlghtsll vs. Jay' Marcroft, 3 0 1 Davis 2b 200 040 416-- 17 New Mexico, gained BYTJ Conference, a little over 10 years, Pazandak F. V. Nichols vs. Bill Purvance, 3 3 Hodges 3b 020 ' 001 000 a firm grip on its division lead Aggies Uniworked hie way through the a 1 10 Jim Peterson vs. Art Duckett. Bert with a 8 victory over Denver, Shelton lb E Davis 2, 4, Hardy, Bagley with his Isaac vs. Ed Duncan, Reed War- while 3 1 0 versity of Minnesota Dawson d out Colora Dawson, edged Wyoming ' ' wrestling prowess. His wrestling ner va. J. B. Egan. Dude Shannon Sparboon, Brundage, Eg do A son, RBI Yokomlco. gertsen, Bagley, career was interrupted by World vs. Al Schlndler, Max Gardner Vs. First game: 29 3 27 10 Totals , Hardy 4, Lewis 3, Crawford, BrunWar II, as be, spent four years Jack Allen, Wayne Hacking vs. BYP" ab h 0 000 000 C 000 BYU 3, Van Vliet 2BH Dawson, In the army, seeing action in Africa Jack Duckett . 3 0 2 1 dage , Morgan rf .. 3BH Utah States ...... 000 .000 2px 2 , Larsen. 2, Satterfleld, v. ana Italy. Hardy 3 Bagley ss E Sparboon, Karren, Davis 2, Bagley, Yokomlco, Lewis, Hardy. While In the army, he was a Crawford e SB Crawford, Foster, Morgan, rrawford. Baalev. Moraan. RBI member of the farmed 34th In 3b ... Hardy Hodges. DP Hodges unassisted. Dawson 2. 3B Shelton. SH Lg-fantry Dlviiion and was one of 2b Egertson to 6, Utah State "S'-&Bagley Eggertsen to Foster, gertson. Left-B- YU only seven men that stayed "with Foster lb Left-B- YU 4" 10, Aggies 9. BB Lewis 4. BB Dawson 4, Llsh 1. SO Dawin TIH the 34th throughout the whole war. I jOVliet Van cf The executive and . general 15. Llsh 10. WP Llsh. Bal- k7, Hlavaty 5, Brundage 3. SO son of He 600 in actual put ' days Brundage p ' 2. U Bates boards of the Provo Baseball Lewi! 4, Hlavaty 2, Shelton 1 Dawson. iI v i f.AlA. Saterfield If 4. WP Club will meet today at 1 p. m. Shelton. P- B- and Carter, T 1:40. Brundage '' f How did he get to be called i i tnc aKarren .... at Timp Park, It was reported Crawford. Loser Lewis. U Carter "The Champ?" Well Paxandak Kelley If of Jim and Bates. T 2:40. Mazurie, by president have who says "other wrestlers y.SM.r. J. 'rthe club. -A met me named me "The Camp'," 41 12 27 15 REPAIRED Second game: ... RADIATORS Totals 7 44 to is of the Purpose meeting Join Forces h AGS h ab o BYU ab UTAH Installed Auto Glass Marrin rg In meeting Brunetti, Pazandak Issue season tickets to mem4 0 1 3 0 Whh Aqewnartle Morgan rf Specialized Work bers Of the two boards: Other Sparboon s will be meeting one of the fastest-risin- g 3 0 5 1 3 Eggertson 2b items of business also will be Larsen cf AHLANDER'S 3 0 young heavyweights in 4he Get mor fialilne Gcbrlng c Bagley ss nation today. Brunetti and Joe taken up at the meeting. 4 0 fun with the areac 5 2 2 Hansen rf Crawford e 490 So. Univ. Avenne r board After the the meeting Mastim "7fl'rami Tangaro, also a former Ute grld-de- r, 2 0 Yokomlco If 4,2 2 Hardy If . members will watch the Provo eicluaive Aqua-Mati- o have forces to become 3 1 3 1 10 Foster lb their first Dawson lb TwuHShitt. one of the joined go Tlmps through better tag teams In the workout of the season under and ttwrini; control in fiitt, speed, tlx palm of your hand! More power, country. In fact, they hold the New the direction of Manager no aqmrminj Jersey tag team championship. mora Marty Krug. In Tuesday's semifinal, Apache round to mi controta. Max I.' .Till Pedwin Continentals are built for men who The workout Is slated to be, . bat Outboard kvtr BuUtt' Craig will tangle with Al i, gin at 2 p, m. and all players while the preliminary will interested In trying out for the . know style. They add extra imartnesi to ou -ve " evtry bring together Joe Campbell and Timps are invited to come out outfit and furnish many miles of'comfortable weal. 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