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Show i o Joooor The Sports Scene I Payson Athlete Helps lake Meet A Success Herald Sports Writer While there were no records broken by the Junior High School tracksters who participated in the opening day's competition in the annual BYU Invitational Track and Field Meet, there was plenty of excitement, and the competition was close t and interesting as one could ask for. Among those who helped to make the Friday opener a success was Bobby Peart, a young Ninth Grader from Payson Junior. High School. He romped to victory in the second race of the Division One 440 yard run in more than commendable time of ;58.5 seconds. He is the son of Max and Ruth Peart, dairy farmers in the Payson West Side. He helps milk some 35 cows, at least he helps to operate the milking machine, and it gives him some exercise. Bobby Peart In school participation he runs the 440 and is part of the 880 yard relay team, which scored in the Friday competition. Last year he won third place in his quarter mile specialty, and he has high hopes for future recognition in his high school and college racing. He has a brother, Ronnie, who Is graduating from Payson High School this spring. Leo Produces Top Track Teams At A. F. Coach Leo Nelson of American Fork has become quite a well known fixture in the high school track and field competition in Central Utah. There seems to be plenty of material in American Fork each year, and Coach Nelson manages to get the most out of the material he has. His junior high school athletes the battle for blue ribbons Friday, strong in the sprints, the pole vault day. He also seems to be developing tne snot put .m botn divisions. were in the midst of and his entries were and the relays Satursome top material in Prep Baseball Competition Close ' - Seldom has baseball competition been so close and hard fought as it is in Central Utah this spring' All of the schools seem to have a supply of good material and each and every game has been a battle to the finish. One of the best of the games was the onehitter turned in by Provo Bulldogs the other day behind the top pitching of Garth Bray. In addition to Garth, the Dolan Condie squad has Phil Hoskins, Chuck Norton, Ron Swapp and a host of other moundsmen. In addition the Bulldogs have Jerry Slack, one of the top stickers to come out of Junior Baseball: Mike Neeley and a host of other well known players who have helped to make Little League and Pony League teams click. They still look like the class of the . ' loop. Indicative of the closeness of the competition is the victory-turnein by the St. Francis Padres over the strong American Fork Cavemen.' The Padres seem to be more on a par with other diamond teams than thewere with the more developed basketball sport. Their bunhspf young players bids strong for all future activities. 11-- 9 d near perfect weather -. More and Better Tennis Facilities Needed Central Utah is going to have to provide more and better tennis courts, and give more attention to securing proper, leadership in the various schools, if "tennis is to regain.its place in the sun it once had in this area. The days of suclu players as Buck and Sanky Dixon, Lee Buttle, Hunter Mason, Paul Salisbury, Ed Pinegar and Linn Rockwood seem to be over unless there is a more concentrated effort to proyide places and equipment. There is no reason to think that other areas produce all the good tennis prospectsbut the 0 loss by to 7-- BYU Utah, and the consistent failure of high school racquet wielders to come through bodes little the future. x Only in Orem is trere a ray of hope and the program which begins in the seventh grade and continues through the 12th grade with six new courts for the Tiger school helps that school to break the monopoly of other schools throughout the state. Coach Flash Mikkelson, backed by the junior high school work of Keith Trane, is building tennis in Orem, and the fact that the Tigers have lost only three set match in a score or more of team matches makes them standouts in this area. But they need help and need it badly from other schools in Central Utah. ' i-- " . 6-- 1. 6-- 2, 6-- 1. 7-- 0 i' j 6-- 0, 6-- 0, 6-- 0. 6-- 2. . 6-- 2, Singles: Joe Cowley, U; def. Raph tensen, USU, 6-- 2- Chris- 6-- 2. Steve Bennett and Neil Hertell, U, def. Christensen and Smedley, USU, 6-- 1. 6-- 0, 6-- 1. Bengal Thinclads Edge Utah 67-6- 3 Idaho State College, trailing by ond loss in two meets this ' sea. two points before the final two son. in ths events, gained first places mile relay and pole vault Friday to edge University of Utah 67 in a dual track to 63 9-- 10 1-- 10 meet. , Bengals wound up with first place finishes to seven eight i'oi the Utes. It was Utah's sec- The RADIATOItS REPAIRED Auto Glass Installed Specialized Work AHLANDERS 490 So. Univ. Avenue 7 I La-Ve- rn Wayne Pearce, U. def. Fred fending Skyline Conference tennis Williams ,USU, Hy Saunders, U. def. Thayne cLampion Utah posted its second win blankFriday, straight league Smedley, USU, in Steve. Morgan, U, def. Richard ing Utah State University " a meet here. Harris, USU, John Godfrey, U, def. Lee Ras- Coach Theron iParmelee's powerful Utes won five singles match- mussen, USU, Doubles: ' es and two doubles in trouncing Cowley and Merrill Fisher U, the Aggies. Williams and Harris USU, def. V The results: 6-- 3, Junior High School Summaries Division One 100 Yard Dash Ralnh Dart, Roosevelt; Joe Roybal. Fruita; Phil Swenson. Brigham Young; Lee wof linden, Lehi; Doug Balr, Central-Dav-is; Time :11.4. 440Yard Run (Race One) Steve Jackson Grand Junction; Nicky Dotson, Beaver; Brent Major, Central Davis; Gary Bunnell. ' South Davis; John Loftus, Central Ogden. Time :61.0. 440 Yard Run (Race Two) Bobby Peart, Payson; Jim Nelson, Delta; Stan Smith. Lehi; Gary Jensen, South Davis; John Winter, American Fork. Time :58.8. Tom 440 Yard Run (Race Three) Roberts, Central; Paul Evenson, South Davis: LeEarl Jackson, Central Spanish Fork; Carter Cook, Pleasant Davis: Steve Thompson, Grove. Time :59.0. 440 Yard Run (Race Four) Lance. Payson; Washington: Richard Hughes. North Davis; John Bradley. Helper; Ron Snyder, American Fork. Time :67.6. Shot Put Vic Herrera, American Fork; Rovel Henrie, Roosevelt; Keet-s-o Black, Richfield; Verl Hanchett, Richfield; Jack Quintana, Lehi. Dis, tance 36 ft. ' 83,i in. 220 Yard Dash Tommy Davis, Central Ogden; Steven Jackson, Grand Junction; Bob Tanlguchi, Fruita: Henry Helper; Joe Roybal,Time :25.6. Owens, Washington. 440 Yard Relay (Race One) South Davis (Harding. Evans, Evan-sto- n. Trump). Time :53.0. 440Yard Relay (Race Two) Lehi Smith, (Woffinden. Quintana, Time :51J5. 440 Yard Relay (Race Three) American Fork, Hansen. Beck, War. nick. Phillips). Time :5U5. 880 Yard Relay (Race roftek Oerrien fRoherts. "Eaeerlv. forrrral Tucker. TDelyon). Time 1:49.5. 880 Yard Relay (Race Two) Davis (Baer. Tibbetts," Central , , Cook. Major). Time 1:53.6. Rust McAllister. Vault Pole Three-Way tie for second Kanab; Steve Anderson. Dixon place Provo. Kenneth Morrill. Altura, and Earl Dixon. Altamont; Two wa v tie Cliff Birkeland. Ever- for fifth David-Halver-s- De- 4- on. Du-Boi- s). . :15.9 and :21.6. 4 nearest Utah tor prompt By-froau- crs picK-u- p pi am service. ;jpC0C2?.(3S . Dark Takes Crack at Play ng 1st Base i United Press International buy the beloved Silky Sullivan for Adre Rodgers. The young fellow, $350,000 had been accepted. Silky a smashing success in the Triple-SAN FRANCISCO (UPD Pacific Coast League, made Al Dark of the Cubs, taking his hasn't done anything except eat of a lot since seven Wilbur made errors in his first six games hay at first crack playing first base offer. the "But was have and things in the a might decade after more than practically helpless at . major leagues, pulled his foot off been different if we owned him," the plate... Clark. one "That's horse says the sack too fast and the umpire Newman Could Click The San Francisco Forty Nin-er- s called the San Francisco Giant I would have liked to own win are firmly convinced they runner safe. "Don't see why you or lose".' Poole Owns Agency nave one of the top draftees in call me on that," Dark grumbled Nato the umps.' "Gil Hodges has the National Professional Football Hampton Pooled one-tim- e been doing it for years and you tional League- - grid star and coach League in Bob Newman, the now is running a travel agency Washington never call him"..'. State quarterback, Wilbur Clark, the Las Vegas in Ontario, Canada. "I. traveled so Scouts tell them this is a boy who places While playing foo- can do everything. All he has o gambler and casino owner claims many he tball,', pens, "that I decided tq do, of course, is displace veteran to that he still wishes his offer open my own- - travel' agency"... Y, A; Tittle and third-yea- r man Humboldt State College at Ar- John Brodie, to get the Richfield. Verl Hanchett, signal green, and . Height 9 ft. lVa in. Dart. Roose- eata has the only "field house" calling job... Broad Jump in the State of California. The Ralph Stanford, so the story goes, is velt; Russ Baggerley. Central Vic field house, usually reserved for burned over reports from the Ogden; Earl Dixon, Altamont; Paul Fork; American Herrera. colleges competing in sports in southern part of California that Rowe, Spanish Fork. Distance--1- 7 northern climes, was built by the it plans to in. ; ft. 42 Jumor-Four-W- ay sports. tie for first state at Humboldt because of the They 'don't mind the High but gossip Richfield. Lyle place Keetso Black; Dennis inclement weather in that area. it affects their chances to corral Larson. Spanish Fork. It is 160 feet wide, 180 feet long Tuckett. Spanish Fork, . and Paul prep talent for the foot Tie and the Rowe. Spanish Fork:; Five-Wa- y 52 feet high. ball, basketball and track is ceiling and forfifth place Cliff Birkeland, The building is expected to im- field teams. "Something like a Evergreen, Bud Dickson, Craig Charlie Carpenter, and Hank prove the caliber of athletic teams fifth column working against us, Farnsworth. (Schools not given). from Humboldt as both 6 in. the foot- says a Stanford man. Height 5. ft. ball and baseball, teams will be Division Two 100 Yard Dash Gary Thacker. able to Lincoln; Wallv Booth, West Jordan; floor.. practice in it on the dirt ON WINNING STREAK , Meb Anderson, American Fork; NEW YORK (UPD Veteran Larry Boots' Bagby. Grand Junction: Time The consensus is that the San. jockey Eddie Arcaro rode three Junction. Grand Gilbert, Francisco Giants will finish in the winners Tuesday at Jamaica to Ray second division if 440 Yard Run (Race One) they don't come raise his total ' to 13 victories in Davis; Lindsay Blood, Central with a up better Farnsworth, Kent Mt. Curtis. Ogden; shortstop than four days. Cedar City: Steve Procter. American Goodrich, Ashley Fork; Robert :57.4. : ' Valley. Time Run 440 Yard (Race Two) Bob Hayward. Tracy, Mound Fort; Bruce Davis; Juab; Bruce Quigley. South Eddie Hill, Roger Holt. Payson: Gunnison Valley. Time :58.3. 440 Yard Run (Race Three) Jay Provo; Tom Central Adamson. Selev. Helper: Lawrence Peterson. ; Richfield: Bob Hazen. Washington; Tim Tibbetts, North Sevier. Time "58 5 440 Yard Run (Race FourV Al RobinLewis Leetham. Park City: Murson, Lincoln: Roland Williams I h-Ted ray;- Ned Jolley. Spanish Fork: Lone. North Davis. Time :57.0. 440 Yard Run (Race lvej nuui Lee. Cedar City; Wayne Hamby, North Davis: Mike storrs. lirana Junction: Kent. Gary. Central Provok. Ron Clark, Dixon Provo. Time :56.0. 440 YardRun (Race Six) Royal West. Pleasant Grove; Omar Stub- bles. AmericanFprk; Richard Turner. North Davis: Reed Curtis. Lehi; v Russell Harward, Lincoln. Time :57.3.-sJ 220 Yard Dash Earl Patterson. Boots North Davis; Bagby.Grand Junction: Jim Mortensen, Payson: Gerald Martin. North Davis; LarrvJ Goodsell. South Davis. Time :24.6. 440 Yard Relay (Race One) Tie Between Springville t Whiting. Stevenson. Woolsey, Fackrell); and Grand Junction (Hutton, Sutherland, Storrs. Summers). Time :50.6. 440 Yard Relay (Race Two) MurWest, Williams. Karta-mis- ). ray (Oliver. :49.0. Time 440 Yard Relay (Race Three) Central Ogden Tanner, (Topps. Ogden, Brown). Time :49.5. 440 Yard Relay (Race Four) American Fork (Anderson, Moor, Smith. Lee, Carlisle). Time :48.5. 880 Yard (Race One) Helper (Hunter, Relay Hunter, Perry). Seeley. Time 1:42.1. 880 Yard Relay (Race Two) North Davis (Martin. Hamby, Hardy, Patterson). Time 1:44.1. ' 880 Yard Relay (Race Three) Central Davis (Blood. Thome, Hol-li- s, 1:45.6. Cowley). TimeFour-Way tie for Pole Vault first place Wallv Johnson. Kanab. J. R. Jackson, Kanab.Bob Tofola, Mount Jordan, Larry Peterson, Richtie for fifth place field; Two-Wa- y Duane Wittwer. Grand Junction, and Don Hunt, South Davis. Height 9 ft. llShotin.Put Tom Dimick.' American R Fork; Dennis Martin, Pavson; Gary Hill. (School not given); Tom White, Fruita: Dick Zobell, Lincoln. Distarfce 48 ft. 11 in. Sherman Butler, High Jump 30-da- v Richfield: David Hyatt. East Carbon; Paul West, Murray; Larry Gilbert. ? Grand Junction: Allan Sartor, Buy what you like, say "Charga it." We.-biCentral Davis. Height 5 ft. 72 in. Broad Jump Gary Thacker, you at the end of the month. Lincoln: Donnle Roberts, Cedar City; Larry Gilbert. Grand Junction: Boots Bagby, Grand Junction; Paul West, Murray. Distance 19 ft. 3Va In. mits.' 4-- 6. i . 6-- 3; 0. 6-- 6-- 5-- 1. 6-- 7, 8-- 2. 6-- 0, 6. 2; 4; 6-- 4; 6-- 6-- 6-- 0, J-r- 0; 6-- 1; rv Pe-'.tjn- 3-- 6.- 9-- 6-- 2, 6-- 7. 6-- 4; U Class A Sinsrleak Quarter-Final- s: Jim Foulper. Highland, def. Monty Yeaper. South. Robert Marshall. Ogden, def. Robert Marx. Tooele. Craiir Baker. West, def. Robert Norton, Orem, and Paul Debry. Olvrrtpus. def. Jerry 6- -l Allen. Springville.. 1st Round Class A Doubles: KIrbv McMaster-Me- l Bennett, Orem . def. Brian Neuberger-Wall- y Waite. Logan. Ken Harrow-Larr- y Stillman, Olympus, def. Lee Bates-Mik- e Andersen, Provo. Te-r- y Chatwin-Dav- e Triptmv, South, def. Russell Bolton-Te- d Randstrom, Bill Haislip-.To- n Bingham. O'Dell. Davis, def. Blaine. Stauffen-Jo- n Wrisrht, South Cache; Richard CfhoonWoody Rainev, PhM-iio- s. East, def. Paul Strasters-Roge- r .6-Granite. Merrill Barnev-Bi- ll Wimmer. Springville, def. Marshall Benowitz-Jerr- v Lvnch, Wanlass-Mik- e Dale Oden, def. Sherm West, Kenyon, A damson-Dal- e Winchester, Tooele, Highland, drew a bve. , and Vic Merrill-JiWard. Class A Doubles-Quartfinals: Bennett, Orem, Kirby McMaster-Mdef. Ken Harrow-Larr- v .Stillman, and Terry ChatwinOlvmous. -Dave Trintow, South, def. Bill n 6-- 2, 6-- 3. 6-- 1: 6-- 4; 6-- 6-- 6-- .: 6-- 0. 0; 0. 6-- 1; 0, 5-- 6-- ., 6-- 6-- 4. 7, 6-- 3; 6-- 2; 1. 7-- 4-- 5, 8, 6-- 3; 6-- 6-- 3. 6-- 6-- 0. 0: 1: 6-- 4; 2. m er el 6-- 6-- 0. 1; 6-- 3, 6-- 1. 6-- 3; 2, 6-- 2, 8-- 6; 7-- 5, 6-- 2; 6-- 6-- 2; 2, 6-- 3-- 6, 2, 6-- 1; bye. , Class B Singles Quarter-FinalGlade Goodliffe, American Fork, def. Lynn Anderson. Pleasant Grove. Birchie Wiemer, Wasatch, def. Jerry Barentson, North Sanpete, Sid Calton, Lehi, def. Rodney Day. North Sevier, and Gary Rose, BriRham Young, def. f 3. Paul BinKhm. Dixie. 1st round Class B Doubles: Steve s; , - n. INSPECTION DEADLINE MAY 15 DON'T WAIT 2-- 6, 6-- 3. 6-- 2, 6-- 4; 2-- 6. 6-- 3; 6-- 2, . 6-- 0, . 6-- 3; 170 Christensen, Richfield, def. Howard Schmuhl-Mik-4, e McCormick, American Fork, Charles Bynum-E- d Stewart. Wasatch, Peterson-Calvi- n def. Brent Urvey. : Chris Segura- Lehi. 6-- 6-- 2. 4-- 6, 7-- Gi FR JONES 6-- Atkinson-Larr- y V 5; N. 1st W. 31 Complete Lice of Paint Glass and Wallpaper 7-- 5;: ' " j ,!. your favoritey con fashion goes care free '.v. 'P ' Beal-Ronn- ie Ha'slip-JoO'Dell. Davis. Friday's Results: 1st Round Class B High School Singles: Lynn Anderson,. Pleasant WINS FOUR STRAIGHT Grove, drew a bye; Glade Goodliffe. LAUREL, Md. (UPD' Jockey American Fork, def. Alan Gibson, Howard Grant won four .straight' Juab. Barentson, Jerry North Sanpete, def. Stan Nielson, races Wednesday at LaureL Birchie Wiemer, Richlield, Wasatch, drew a bye; Sid Calton, Lehi, def. David Nielson. Manti, Rodney Day, North Sevier, def. Dean Duke, Wasatch, Gary Rose. BriRham Young, def. Brent IHSTAIUP'REPAIR Johnson, South Sevier, and Paul Bingham of Dixie drew a top-flig- ht s 6-- 4; 6-- I -- . 6-- 1; ul ls i 3; 5. 6-- j -- Wid-diso- j 7-- 6-- ls ( 6-- 3. 7-- of Class B In the semi-finasingles, Glade Goodliffe of American Fork faces Birchie Weimer of Wasatch and Sid Calton of Lehi squares off against Gary Rose of Brigham Young. Semi-finain Class B doubles, find Charles Bynum and Ed Stewart of Wasatch opposing Sears' Brown and .Brent Funk! of Manti and Alex Beal and Ronnie Pymm of Dixie against Mike McDonald and Wayne Nelson of j Brigham Young. A , ; 6-- 9-- 7; 6. 7-- ;! 6-- 1; 8-- Class A doubles pit Kirby and . Mel Beennett of Orem against Terry Chatwin and Dave Triptow of South. The other quarter-final- s in Class A doubles were washed out by rain Friday, and will be resumed along with other contests when weather per- Sport Shorts 6-- 4; 6, -- 4-- Mc-Mast- er -- in ' 1 - ' ' . pay tho way you vantl for tho clothes you want: HART.SCHAFFnER TARJI standard 2 Pay LESS for fhe 3 DEST Phone FR MONSON & 30-60-90-d- ay charno. budjot plan. Pay nothing down, then 13 each month for three months. Spreads your payments evenly. non-DRinrrc- ns 3-88- Now rovolvlnc credit. You get a "credit ceiling" and a low monthly payment is arranged. No matter how much you charge, you pay the same small amount each month". 20 JOHNSON, INC 240 East Center, Provo Representing XM!j iJTIIC . ' 4-- 6-- 3, The Class A singles find Jim Foulger of Highland, tangling with Bob Marshall of Ogden and Craig Baker of West meeting Paul Debry of Olympus. 180-yar- nt 8-- 6. Junior College bracket. 120-yar- 1; 6-- 2. ; CLASS B HURDLES WINNER Jim Jackson of Millard, left, was a double winner' in the Class B High School d d high hurdles (shown above) and the low hurdles events at the BYU Invitation Track Meet Saturday with times of 6-- Beal-Ronn- ie . DUm S70GU! Don't pe puzzled about how to solve this problem. Do it ths modern, fast, convenient way. Just call the 6-- 0, , i) first day v f3 James Dailey, Judge Memorial, def. Fran Washburn-Gar- y Brown. South Sears Brown-BreSevier, def. LeRov Trimble-Clar- k Funk, Manti, Davis. Wasatch. Alex Pymm, Dixie, def. Jerald Chipman-Le- e Schooroven, Pleasant Kav Moody Grove, -Paul Moody. Delton, def. John Ludlow-Robe- rt Royce, Juab, Mike McDonald-Wayn- e Nelson, Brigham Youn. def. Charlie TWompson. Burdette Durfee. North Sevier, 6, and O'Dell Miner-ONe- il Miner, North Sanpete, def. Karl Braithwaite-Roge- r Higbee, Cedar, Class B doubles Quarter-Final- s: Charles Bynum-E- d Stewart, Wasatch, def. Steve Atkinson-Larr- y Christensen. Richfield, 5. Sears Brown-Bre- nt Funk, Manti, def. Chris Segura-Jame- s Dailey, Judi?e MemorAlexander ial, 4. Pymm. Dixie, def. Kay Moody-Paand Mike Moody. Delton. McDonald-Wayn- e Nelson. Brleham Young, def. O'Dell Miner-O'Ne- il Miner. North Sanpete. 1st Round Class A Hjeh School Singles: Jim Foulger, Highland, def. Ron Thureood. Davis, Monty Yeager, South, drew a bye? Bob Marshall, Ogden. def. Rodney Dale, Granite. Robert Marx, Tooele, def. .Robert Hansen. Lojran, 5 Bob Norton. Orem. def. John Payne, South Cache, 1 Cral? B'ker. West, def. Rafry Snow, Bingham. Allen, s. Sp'ingvi'l def. Ken Provo, and Paul Olvmous, def. Bob - Latimer, Dbry, East, The makeup date for tha matches will be set as soon as Coach "Buck" Dixon can see when the weather will clear, acDirector cording to Athletic Eddie Kimball. The junior high school doubles championship match between Pete Simpson and Bob Chambers of Wasatch and Lynn Scholl and Harvey Millor of Lincoln is one of the matches which will be rescheduled. p , Also on the docket are semifinal matches in Class B doubles and singles and Class "A singles and doubles. Also on tap are championship matches in the ous years. In spite of this failure thers were plenty of highlights for the , Utah Netters Defeat Aggies 7-- 0 For Second Win in Row SALT LAKE CITY (UPD con- of the mammoth track and field meet and relay carni-vr- l. It was a record breaking group of participants, with every event requiring a full quota of trial heats in order to bring the competitors into the finals. 10 Trial Heats In fact, it looked for a time as if they would never get past the 220 yard' dash trials with some ten trial heats featuring competition in one of the divisions. In the 440 yard relays there were six completed races, and there were four in the Division Two competition. While the meet was strictly on an Individual basis, and no school or team marks were recorded,' it was still evident that several schools were furnishing a large part of the winners. Central Junior High of Ogden ran strong in most of the events; Grand Junction, as usual, had more than its fair share of winners ; who were awarded their certificates, by Director Edwin R. Kimball. On the local front Coach Leo Nelson of American Fork made quite a collection of certificates vhich he was holding for his boys. Tom Dimick captured first place in the Division Two shot put; Vic Herrera was toos in the same event in Division One; and American Fork runners counted two firsts in the 440 yard relay, Number Three in Division . One, ani the 440 yard relay Number Four in Division Two. Bobby Peart, Payson, was winner of the 40 yard runs in Division One, and Lavern Lance, teammate, was winner in the fourth race in the. same event. Gary Thacker, Lincoln, was winner of the century race Division Two, and he also came through with a first place in the broad jump" to rate as one of the few double winners of the day. was Ralph Dart, 'Roosevelt, another two event winner as he copped firsts in the Division One 100 yard dash, and he, too, captured the broad jump in his class. Lincoln racers missed another XI t t "wnra iirsivm me relays iauuy baton passing cost them what should haveNbeen a comparatively easy win. The rest of the seliools showed ud well in soots. LvleLarson. Spanish Fork, tied f oovlirst in the high jump, and Jay Adam- son, Central Junior High, Proved cn 'the third race in the 440 yard run. Springville and Grand Junction tied for first, in the first race of the 440 yard relay; and Royal West, Pleasant Grove, paced the pack in the. sixth race of the 440 yard run. april Meel Fails Weathe,y torces New Rec rc3s Net Meef Delay By DON ROBERTS Snow reared its frosty head Saturday to force postponement of the Invitation Tennis Meet at Brigham Young University. ditions. To the - surprise of everyone, who confidently expected an onslaught on the junior records, the day went by without a single record going down on the books, and few of them even closely approached. The track was good, weather was generally warm, to participants, but times and marks failed, to surpass those of previ, m iss Utah County, Utah 0- The Junior High School track and Field Meet officially opened the 46th Brigham Young University Invitational Meet Friday with threatening skies, but Qther-wis- e S good for 1 Produce. 'iriy By WENDELL RIGBY V SUN SUNDAY HERALD !) PES MOINES. 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