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Show n ; $1 . cmmxr, hasch si, im io 1 SUNDAY HERALD County. tTtah TTtfc -- 5 ,' ni era Id Nam es Ch ore h 10-Ma- n Podres1 Hurling Shafp, But Reds Beat Dodgers Two Provo Ninth Ward players were named to the Herald's en all-st- basketball tourteam an- 32-tea- & ? v 6 'V3 i i r& W'iv , : 1 'r--t - DON MARSHALL Cedar City 6th Merced yyBWHW IIIMIIIIIIIMIIIMI M HIWIIMW DON "McINTOSH Provo Ninth JERRY BERTELSON Cedar City Sixth m i'ti 1. 7 ti;' MM I u4 1 all-ti- ,rval-uab- le out-tid- Former Champ Captures Lead In Azalea Tourney WILMINGTON, N.C. (UP) Arnold Palmer, former national amateur champion from Latrobe, Pa., the second leading money "Ac iOHN TAYLOR Provo Ninth ROBERT HOLLBERG Salt Lake 31st BASIN, Utah (UP) Dartmouth's Alpine Ace, Chiharu Igaya, held tru to form here Saturday to honor his role as "favorite" by capturing the NCAA Ski championship Slalom title while pacing his squad to a team victory. Igaya didn't let a drizzling n rain and alternate snows bother him as he snaked his way through the tricky layout in a combined time of 104 seconds flat for two runs. wind-drive- The Pint-Size- d pint-size- d Speedster Dartmouth speedster virtually had to burn up the somewhat soggy course to edge Denver's Henning Arstal for the crown. It was Arstal'f first Slalom defeat this season. Arstal' s combined time score was 106.6 seconds. former Igaya 's teammates, WilMiller and Olympian Ralph liam Smith, put the cap on the Dartmouth squad victory. Miller snared a third with 107.4 while Bill Meyer, Utah; Horst ce out-of-boun- ds five-minu- fifth, Idaho sixth, Utah seventh, and Washington State eighth. Although 20 schools are represented in the meet, only eight are racing full teams. (Colo.) Colorado Wins 2nd Individual Slalom results: Chiharu Igaya, Dartmouth, 104.0 Henning Arstal, Denver, 106.6 Ralp Miller, Dartmouth, 107.4 Stan Harwood, Colorado; William Smith, Dartmouth, 109.4 (tie) N orris Durham, Colorado, 112.2 Mark Magney, Utah, 112.8 Dave Shaw, Denver, 113.2, - Frank Brown, Colorado, 113.4 Courtney Skinner, Wyoming,' 114.8 Bard Gleraie, Washington State, 115.2 Al Saier, Colorado A&M, 115.4 Bamse Woronovsky, 117.6 Denver, te Pettit, who was high man in the game with 37 points, and Boston rookie Tommy Heinsohn who end ed up with 26 points, 10 of them during the overtime periods. Bill Sharman led the Boston scorers with 36 points. A crowd of 5,976 and a national television audience witnessed the exciting first game of the best- of seven series. A tap-by Heinsohn witti five seconds remaining, after Bob Cousy had stolen the ball froi Slater Martin, tied the score at 102-a- ll at the end of regulation time. It marked a spectacular finish by Boston, which trailed, at one point early in the second period. However, Cousy and Sharman brought life back to the Celts, Boston otttscoring the Hawks, during the two middle lead head periods to take a 74-the into last quarter. ing Baker. Western State, 84.85 Idaho, 82.60 Utah, 75.97 Washington State, 56.12 WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. FORT MYERS. Fla. (UP) The Kansas City Athletics (UP) Roy Face and Dick Hall teamed their home used 4bats to up to pitch the Pirates to a four deciskxk 1 a over score their hit 0, shutout victory over the Buffalo club Farm Saturday. White Sox Saturday. Although two Gus Zernial and Bjb Cerv each of the Sox hits were doubles, only hit their fifth home run of the one runner reached third base. innspring- campaign and Vic Power six Face worked the first his third. hit ings and gave up all four safeties but fanned five and walked only one. The Bucs broke open the CLEARWATER, Fla.. tUP) five-ru- n ina with fourth Lefty Curt Sirnmons pitched six-h- it game ball for seven innings and ning against Don Rudolph. Bill Bob Bowmaiji hit- a two-ru- n rookie of the Mazeroski collected three in the . first inning homer his Pirate hits and pushed spring to the to .447. give Philadelphia ; Philjies batting average up a 1 victory over tsije St. Louis Hank Cardinals Saturday. LAKELAND, Fla. (UP) Simmons and rookie Southpaw Aaron hit two homers for four runs and Lew Burdette made his Seth Morehead, who finished,, did first pitching appearance this not walk a man, and Simmons spring an impressive one as the was never in trouble after Ken 4-- 5-- Exhibition Baseball Scores - At Tampa, Fla. Brooklyn (N) .000 000 1001 6 0 Cincinnati (N) 000 000 02x 2 4 2 Podres, Erskine (8) and Lawrence, Fowler (7) and Burgess. WP Fowler. LP Erskine. HR Burgess (Gin.) . Cam-panell- g, a; (8) and Cannizzo; Coleman, Blake (7) and Smith, Thompson (2). WP Coleman. LP McGor-artHRS Zernial (KC), Power (KS), Cerv (KC). y. 2 Baltimore (A) 000 111 0003 10 0 (Mil), Bertoia (Det). At Tucson, Ariz. Chicago (N) 002 000 000 At St. Petersburg:, Fla. 3-- Boyer homered in the fourth for the only Cardinal run. Stan Musial was blanked in four trips ' to the plate. Milwaukee Braves toppled the Detroit Tigers, Aaron clipped Paul Foytack homer over the for a two-ru7-- 2. 2 8 5 220 014 20x 11 14 0 Wash. (A) ...060 001 0007 11 0 dev. (A) New York (A) 120 200 0005 5 1 Rush, Brosnan (6), Poholsky t; (8) and Silvera; Garcia, Tomanek Ramos, Chakales (6) and Ditmar, Depalo (3), Terry (6) and Hegan. WP Garcia. LP Rush. HRS Baker (Chi), Smith (9) and Howard. WP Ramos. LP Ditmar. HRS Carey (N.Y;), (Cle), Pope (Cle), Kuhn (Cle). Arizona Yost (Wash.) MESA, Ariz. (UP) Boston (A) at New Orleans State college at Tempe rallied (Southern), Cancelled. At Clearwater, Fla. for a run in the bottom of the St. Louis (N) . .000 100 0001 7 0 ninth inning Saturday to edge 200 100 OOx 3 6 1 Phil. (N) Wyoming 5 and take the three-gam- e S. Jones, B. Smith (5) Davis series between the two (8) and Landrith'; Simmons, 12-- 3 teams two games to one. Morehead (8) and Lopata, Lon-ne- tt With the score tied 5 going LOS ANGELES, (UP) (7). WP Simmons. LP S. First into the last half of the ninth, Jones. HR Boyer (Stl). baseman Lynn Foster slammed Bill Mead doubled with one out, out two home runs as Brigham and romped home with the winAt Ft. Meyers, Fla. Young University swamped Pepning run on Bill Porter's single. Chicago (A) .000 000 0000 4 2 perdine college, in a baseIn the first game of the series, Pittsburgh (N) 000 500 OOx 5 12 0 ball game Saturday. Arizona State won 17-but then Howell, Rudolph (4), McDonFoster connected once In the to the ald dropped yesterday's game (5), Dahlke (8) and Battey; second inning and again in the visitors from the Skyline con- Face, Hall (7) and Kravitz. WP eighth. He tallied three for four ference 12-Face. LP Rudolph. at the plate, bringing in a total The linescore : five runs for the visitors. 002 300 000 5 8 3 Wyoming At West Palm .Beach, Fla. 610 200 03012 13 3 BYU ASC 110 101 101 6 14 4 Buffalo (Int.) 000 001 0001 6 0 Pepperdine 010 001 001 3 8 2 Bayer, Phillips (9) and Fisher; Kan. City (A) 002 001 lOx 4 7 0 Cravens (6) and Prat-tleSkousen, Sims and Porter. Moeller McGorarty, (4), Nagy Seyb, Jones (4) and Floyd. Arizona Staters Defeat Wyoming : - At Phoenix, Ariz. At Lakeland, Fla. New York (N) 000 112 02x 6 12 0 Milwaukee (N) 210 002 0207 9 0 Beamon, O'Dell (7) and Trian- 7 000 010 0 Detroit (A) ... 0012 does; Littlefield, Surkont (7) and Burdette, Trowbridge (5) and Schmidt. WP Littlefield. LP -RoseUi; Foytack, Crimian (4), Beamon. HRS Mays (NY), 2, BurWilliams (Bit), Rodgers (NY), Wojey (9) and Lau. WP dette. LP Foytack. I IRS Aaron Harris (NY). Wyoming, 87.60 . n' Ber-Bere- Cougar Nine Beats Pepperdine, 6-- 5-- 12-- 3, 4, 2. . y; Accredited by the Accreditor Commission of ths National Home Study Council J MEN WANTED To Learn DRAFTING! We will train you at home in your spare time ' to be a draftsman. No drafting background or previous training needed. All books and instructions for as little at $6.00, a month. HERE'S YOUB CHANCE TO PREPARE FOR STEADY PAY AND A GOOD FUTURE AS A DRAFTSMAN. Write today for free information. mmmm mm mm mmm w aw m mmm AMERICAN SCHOOL, Dept. 6381 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28. Calif. Mail without any obligation complete information and 56-pge book on how to learn and qualify for these good paying PU-3- 6 I jobs as draftsmen. X....AGE. NAMj: ADDRESS Phone No.. Have You Seen the "Suburban" Model Home -- ki hhmh 1 mm HaMmMMMnMHHmnmpimMHMM 33-2- 1, s 53-4- 0, r'- - 71 SOONERS BACK MOVE NORMAN, Okla. (UP) Dr. George L. Gross, president of the University of Oklahoma, said Friday the school's regents have voted to back a move to admit Oklahoma A&M to the Big Seven Con- ME ference. 1 DE SOTO IYDDT 4 7 STATION WAG0C3S v M IMCMf u , 1 241 Wot is ' at torn u Ebers-ber- Denver, 118.6 rado's Stan Harwood in 109.4. team results: Slalom In other team results, Colo99.13 Dartmouth, rado was second, Denver third, Colorado, 94.93 tate Denver, 94.25 Wyoming fourth, Western Hawks Nip Celtics, 125-12- 3 In NBA Championship Opener two-iro- rrrnvkk -- 1 GERALD BURTON Wilmington . two-hand- er tfhttl biirs Kuhn hit homers vin the Tribe attack on Bob Rush and Jim Brosnan. Mike Garcia and Dick Tomanek held the Cubs ".'to eight hits, including a homer py Gene PHOENIX. Ariz. (UP)! The New York Giants won their 14th game of the spring exhibition schedule here by oatslugging the ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP) Baltimore Orioles, 6U3. The Washington Senators scored The National Leaguers- - wallopsix runs in the second inning off ed Charley Beamon for four Art Ditmar and went on to de- homers, two by Willie Mays, in feat the New York Yankees, 5, rallying to win. Rookie $horttop Big man for Washington was Andre Rodgers andf fir&t basethird baseman Eddie YoM who man Gail Harris were the other collected four hits, including a Giants to clear the fevices kn home run. Andy Carey homered Municipal park. nil 4 cirrdii BURT COOK Plain City Grayson Smith tied for fourth with Colo- 55-ga- te 125-12- aettntf & RICHARD PERKINS Dartmouth Ace Wins NCAA Slalom, Leads Mates to Team Ski Victory SNOW v LJ I 11 ke msptmuzt o Cub errors, the Cleveland Indians won a Cactus Leagu game here Saturday, 11 to 2. Al Smith, Dave Pope and Ken for the Yankees. off-balan- two-stro- TUCSON, Ariz. UP)Xwith a it attack aided by five Chh-cag- 7-- winner on the Winter Golf cirBOSTON (UP) Jack Coleman cuit, fired a par 70 sank an basket with Saturday to take a 28 seconds remaining in the lead in the $12,500 Azalea open second overtime period to give with a three-roun- d total of 207. the St. Louis Hawks a 3 a Palmer, former Wake Forest vicotry over the Boston Celtics college star, passed halfway Saturday in the opening game of leader Dow Finsterwald of Jupi- the national basketball associater, Fla., when the Floridan tion championship playoffs. out of banged a three-woo- d After the player bounds on the 11th hole to take sunk his going-awa- y a double-boge- y six. He had a from 20 feet out, the two teams 209 after today's round. nervously and carelessly Palmer chopped two strokes fought for possession of the ball. St. off par on the front nine. He Louis missed four chances from shot five straight pars on the the foul line, while Boston lost back nine before hitting a tre- control on an in n mendous to the flag on the waning seconds to end its the long par five 15th. He holed chance of tying the game again. the putt for an eagle three. This ace Bob Pettit shared fine shooting put him four under theScoring hero's role with Coleman, the regulation and four shots ahead brilliant St. Louis forward tallyof Finsterwald who was playing 10 points in the two in the last threesome behind ing extra sessions to keep the him. Hawks in the game. It was a personal duel between two-und- er 14-h- ; - Chris-tense- nd ; 7 all-st- ar Prescription Crater B ft. Unirerctty At Dodgers Saturday but the Cincinnati Redlegs beat the National by scorLeague champions, ing two runs off Cart Ersklne's pitching in the eighth inning. Podres gave up one single and one walk in the first seven innings with Gus Bell getting' thesingle in the seventh and immefdiately being erased in a double play to end the inning. Podres blanked the Yankees with no hits for six innings March 25 in his last previous outing so has hurled 12 consecutive hitless rounds his last two times out. el; HAROLD CHRISTENSEN DARRELL TUCKER Salt Lake 31st went to the mound; 2-- 1, ar all-arou- right field wall in the :first inning, then cleared the leftfield barrier with a man orf base in the eighth after ack Crimian ct ar all-st- By UNITED PRESS TAMPA, Fla. (UP) Johnny Podres continued to pitch near-perfebaseball for the Brooklyn 1X4 ch ney nounced today. Don Mcintosh and John Taylor were the Provo Ninth Ward cag-er- s team. named to the Mcintosh, a former BY High eager, who was voted th outstanding player in the Division Six tourney, was one of the hardtourest drivers in the ney, an aggressive floor player , and a good rebounder. Taylor, a former BYU player, was one of the top floor performers in the tourney, an accurate passer and good shooter with a variety of shots that kept th opposition off balance. Other Players Other players named to the n team included Harold of Merced, Gerald Burton of Wilmington, Burt Cook of Plain City, Richard Perkins of Grayson, Robert Holberg and Darrell Tucker of Salt Lake 3Lst, and Don Marshall and Jerry Bertelson of Cedar City Sixth. Christensen, one of the finest floor generals ever to play for the Cougars during his college days, was the key man for his Merced team. He wai a poised a player and accurate a shooter during ttve tourney as he was during the years he was starring tor BYU and BY High. One of the finest tourney players, Burton waa a great shooter , a good floor man and outstanding rebounder during th tourney. Big Scorer Cook, on of Utah State's greats, was a big scorer for Plain City during the tourney, was deadly on the boards, and big enough to hold his own in the heavy going. Generally considered the heart of Grayson team, Perkins shoots well, was a great defensive play- -, stole ball consistently and wee a fine feeder. ' Hollberg, an exceptional floor man, waj a dangerous corer from both inside and outside. , Like Hollberg, Tucker was e both as an inside and shooter. Both Marshall and Bertelson were outstanding ball rustlers end were big guns in Cedar City Sixth big upset victory over Plain City. Both were strong hooters. 10-m- an " EXHIBITION BASEBALL 'Star Spots M-M- fat Team Qurn ey A Provo Ninth Gains Two All-Chur- 4 Milo St. West of State ,... ' on 1600 South, Orcm Center, Provo CONSTRUCTION! CO. AC 5-26- 24 K J if A 1 it 'A I K1 ft r-'- - -- n |