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Show 14 hulim vs. 01-se- d" an 6-- , 1 r5v 01 By STEVE SMILANICH United Press International SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The busy fists of Gene Fullmer, n the powerful hands of Merlin and L. J. Silvester and the gifted scoring touch of Billy Mc-Gi- ll all wrote the biggest sports stories in Utah during 1961. Fullmer, Olsen, Silvester and Mc-Gi- ll as individuals and the University of Utah basketball team and the Utah State football squad combined to bring Utah national honors in the sporting field. The West ' Jordan strongboy demiddleweight fended his NBA championship three times during the year' and after making a record eighth title defense Dec. 9 against Benny (Kid). Paret at Las Vegas, Nev., Fullmer was named "1961 Fighter of the year." Olsen, another native son who made good, stayed in his hometown to play football with the Agtackle gies and the honors in addiwon tion to wining the Outland Trophy an award made by the nation's Football Writers Association to the top interior lineman in the country. Silvester, former Utah Aggie track and field star who blossom ed into a superstar after becoming a lieutenant in the U.S. Army, set a world discus record with a heave of 199 fet; 2 Vz inches. McGill, the 9 beanpole from Los Angeles, made the U.S. Bas- -. ketball Writers Association all- 265-poun- mr r, n Itram 6-- 5, n fi w if TO old world mark set by Edmund Piatowski of Plane in 1960. The Pole threw the discus 196 fet, 6 Vz inches. ' Fred Named- - Coach Salt Lake City tennis enthusiast David Freed also brought the - j state and the area considerable prestige when he was renamed coach of the U.S. Davis Cup team. Despite a shortage of talent Fred's team got by India in the interzone competition. Although the Professional Golf Association tour missed the state during the summer, some top stars appeared in the Utah Open staged state's top golf event with; a total of 279. Professional baseball made a go o'f it in 1961 thanks to the efforts of old pro Herman Franks.- Franks' Salt Lake Bees finished last in the Pacific, Coast League but the Bees made a slight profit during ' the 'season. Baseball lost its number one booster during the year when an g non-playin- 9-0- -1 72-ho- 15-rou- nd n accident st gies, under John Ralston, the Skyline- "Coach of, the Year" possessed what was regarded as one of college football's finest lines. The Logan crew topped the nation in rushing defense and was second in overall defense. Ralston's charges also finished as the nation's top scoring outfit and halfback Tommy Larscheid repeated as the Skyline scoring and rushing leader. Silvester made his record heave . 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(UPI) new athletic director at the University of Nebraska may interview a few more applicants for the head football coaching job there before he makes a decision. Tippy Dye interviewed John Ralston of Utah State University Friday and said Ralston was im pressive." He has interviewed five others including Utah Coach Ray Nagel who .withdrew from contention Friday. N - i OUR "I was pretty awkward and Yei, It was distracting to have talk televised," Olsen said. gia 4 'And we were really disappointed by our performance against Bav- tor. We wanted to do a good job but lacked the finesse and polish that day. As for appearing In any rnore locker room scenes via TV, Olsen doesn't seem interested. v It's often the custom to refer t? a star lineman as a "magnifi ' Radiates Heat out Your Rooms Y le USE 9, Cot win. ; .1.VAiVWiVV.V OUR j half-tim- i Stop Smoking -, ; con- DEFINITELY WILL football champion and Weber took the basketball crown and lost in the second round of the national junior college tournament. Amateur boxing had a big year with Orem's Ralph Ungricht winning most of the honors. Bert (Red) Taylor of Salt Lake City led a team of U.S. amateurs who toured Britain and Ireland. The team included Ungricht and Johnny Cesspooch of Ft. Duchesne. !"' Miracle Glass Enclosure E "12 Ways' Better Than a Chain Screen" 5' cent animal" but the descrption us is no time to think when he is actually playing." As numerous TV fans well reme ember. Coach John Ralston's was talk beamed around fight the country. Utah State still did THERfilO-RIT- - does 'not apply to Olsen. Instead of bulking, lie stands straight and speaks in the deep voice of a businessman who knows what it's all about. His major is business administration mixed in with a tough economics course in which he is game. maintaining a grade average of And that Is just what happen- 3.96 out of a possible four. ed on Dec. 9 when the Utags were Prior to joining the grey flantrimmed by Baylor, 24-in New nel suit brigade, however, he seems York's Gotham Bowl. , destined to become a power in ; "There was a lot of confusion the line of the Los Angeles Rams. In the locker room with television Most pro scouts have deemed him crews setting up cameras and un- the best college lineman of the winding cables," the six foot five season. , . inch, 265 pounder member of the As a kidV he never wanted to West Shrine team said today. play anywhere else. "It made It hard for me to in In high school competition DaNevada claimed the i life of 'Bee owner vis and Pleasant Grove won the Walter Cosgriff. . basketball championships and HighPoor salt conditions limited ac land and American Fork took foottivity on Bonneville Salt Flats and ball honors. most of the big drivers and big Westminster finished as the ar cars stayed away , from Utah dur top small college football team and the Parsons then decided to drop ing the summer months. Young Margo Walters of Sndy the grid sports because of the fiwon most of the skiing honors and nancial burden. ranked as one of the area's top In Intermountain Collegiate Athwomen skiers. r letic competition Bose repeated as Locker Room TV Distractions Bothered Olsen i n Bowl Game By SCOTT BAILLIE United Press International MerSTANFORD, Calif. (UPD lin Olsen, the all America tackle from Utah State who can rack avup ball carriers or an with erage equal ability, doesn't like to be distracted before a DOES YOUR FIREPLACE SfIOICE? Me (MS!, Ma S; Past Yea at Brussels, Belgium. He beat the automobile America team and made points during the season for an average of 27.8. The center with the soft touch led the Utes to fourth place in the NCAA championships in Kansas City. Best Team Olsen and his teammates led the Aggies to their best football season in modern history. The Aggies shared the Skyline Conference crown with Wyoming, comseason record and piled a in first Gotham Bowl the flayed in New YorK wnere tney lost to Baylor. One of Fullmer's title defenses took place last summer in Ogden where he won a decision over Cuban Florentino Fernandez in a brutal battle in which the West Jordan slugger finished the last two rounds with a broken right elbow.' ; Olsen, who signed a professional contract with the Los Angeles Rams, joined teammate Clark Miller on the West squad in the Shrine East-Wegame. The Ag862 1961 SUNDAY HERALD to $3950 - NOW , ONLY $ (0)88; $Tirfh88 $H88 $71 1 I e. 3 (0)88 E- -J 7 MEN'S Corduroy SUITS MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS S SPORT COATS - V 1 Ss M " DOD'S ARMY IV NAVY STORE 41 8 NORTH STATE, OREM AC 5-58- 27 i 5 Our entire stock of sport shirts go on sale Tuesday. Greatest selection of famous brand names. Long and. short sleeves, etc. This Season's new selection of styling, , fabric and colors. Includes a wide range and variety to choose from. Choose from our entire stock In regulars, shorts, longs and extra longs. 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