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Show n n n n 5-- 3. 5-- 6; 6-- 5; 21-1- 20-9;- Ail-Arou- nd 18-7V- 0; 9; 16-1- 1. 4; 0; 8; 8. 0; 6; 4; 0. 6: 0; 9-- 0; -1- 8-- 0. 8-- 6; more than their money's worth Friday as the incomparable Neil Roberts of Cedar City, possibly the greatest athlete developed In Utah history put on a one man performance in his drive for a second successive championship. Four rounds were completed in the nine event , schedule and in spite of the changed statistics that cut down his "marks, Neil was 413 points ahead of his record smashing standings at the end of four events last. year. 7,663. Ray Jensen of Bingham was Roberts' cloest competitor, coming up with an overall score of 5,709. Following close on Jenson's heels was Eric Maughn of Logan with I- s: - G--5. ... Competition for the trophy' is held over cine events, only three of which are oa the track. These are 100 yard dash. ISO low hurdles and the 440 yard ? - ' run. Pole vaulting, high jump, shot put, discus, javelin , and broad Jump constitute the list cf the field " t events. v Summary: ICO yard dash , Roberts (Cedar ' City), 10.3; Jenson (Bingham), Maughn (Logan), Peck (Lehi), , - . i ; . : 10.6; Rhees (Weber), 10.9. ; Roberts Low Hurdles 21.4; Maughn, 21 J; Jenson, 22.2; Peck, 22.6; Rhees, 24.5. 125 , 440 Yard Dash Roberts, 53.6; Maughn, 56.9; Jenson, 57.0; Rhees, 57.9; Peck, 59.6. PoJf, Rodgors Tig for Lead In Toxas Open I' SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (UPI Pott and Phil . Rodgers, uea a stroke behind the y leaders Friday, each" turned in a to tie for the lead in the $30,000 Texas Open golf tournament with Johnny six-wa- scores of - 203. . Bruce Crampton ' of Sydney. Aus tralia, first round leader and a 9 Friday, shot a 5 to tie for third place with Bobbv Nichols of Midland, Tex., who fired a the best round of the day. Crampton and Nichols scores of 205. ? had three-roun- d were Five golfers tied for fifth with 206s. They were Doug Sanders, Jack Fleck, Miller Barber, Jerry Steelsmith and Henry Ran. som. Arnold Palmer, the ment favorite who is shooting for his fourth consecutive Texas Open title, looked as though he - was going to make his move for a while Saturday. But he finished 70 and a three-with a Neil Roberts (let) of Cedar round total of 209. NICE GOING CHAMP' Palmer turned the front nine Champion in Saturays : BYU City, the four strokes under par, then bog- Invitational Track and Field Meet is shown receiving the 10th, 11th and 12th, and congratulation from Gary Hill, another great prep eyed double-boeeye- d No. 13. He ' fiot athlete from Gunnison birdies on the 16th and 17th . to save the day from total loss. . Rodgers, who started the day at 137, opened his round with a birdie putt on No. 1, sank a for a bird on 5 and an other for a birdie on 8. Another gave him a birdie three-putte- d he for a bogey Four weeks of tedious football ers chairmaned by Lloyd John onll, on two more the then fired 14th, drills will climax' in two spring son. Johnson said tickets are now birdies. ' on sale in Provo, Orem and games this week as some 80 varscrambled Pott his through as well as booths on sity candidates bring an end to SpringviUe.j He round. the hole first bogeyed : ; campus.'. BYU's practice. when he pitched up short, then Alumni the Coaching Coach Hal Mitchell and staff squad will eagled the par--5 No. 5 with a will" divide - the squad members be Frank VPop" Ivy head coach putt - from the edge of the " Monday .in preparation for the of the Houston Oilers of the green. ; annual intrasquad game Wednes- American Football League. The He bogeyed 6, then't finished up former tailback, with birdies on the 9th, 12th, 15th, day night. The game, which will Y's Eldon Y on will Fortie, will be captain of 16th and 18th. campus, pit cap Day the Alumni team. the Blues against the Whites. after Fri Crampton's While Wednesday's game is inwere rounds Fleck, Tommy day's ' .... tended to give all team members Don January and Bob Aaron, a taste of game combat, SaturCharles. Fleck shot a 70 to trail day's contest with the Alumni will the leaders 'by three strokes, while be the most exciting contest, By United Press International Aaron and Beard each had 71 to Mitchell has been, somewhat four strokes back. drop tight-lippe- d about the results of January and Charles, the. left spring practice, and the two 157, Boston, knocked out Willie hander from New Zealand, had games should give fans some in- Turner, 160, Fresio, Calif. (4)i no luck at all, however. sight into what can be expected Charles, winner of flast week's next fall. RIDES DAILY DOUBLE Houston Classic took a horis $3000 game being Wednesday's luPI) LAUREL' Md. 9 rible Ronnie the Club, strokes, on the Cougar sponsored by the nation's leading par 4 No. 4 hole and finished the a group of campus athletic boost- - Ferraro, 78 for "a 214 jockey in 1962, booted home both day. with a 43-4-5 ends of a $63.20 daily double at total, January shot two strokes Laurel Thursday. over par with a 73 to fall to 209 third-roun- d 33-3- co-lea-der - 5, pre-tourn- a- Ail-Arou- nd . 2 Spring Games This Week To Climax Cougar Grid Drills Junior High Moot Falls To Weather 5-f- 20-foo- ter : off-seas- on One Brigham Young University Invitational Meet record that has stood all tests for fifty years was smashed Friday when the Junior High School Track and . Field Meet was cancelled because of weather conditions. There have been plenty of times in those fifty years when weather conditions were not good, as a matter of fact one has to be older than four years of age to know there was even a good day for the Invitational Track Field and Meet, but like the proverbial mail that' must go through, the Meet has been held intact until Friday's deluge of rain put a stop to aU track events immediately following the introductory hag 'raising and opening ceremonies. Sagger 6-- 35-306- all-arou- nd 40-fo- ot , . came.'The junior high championship also were decided, but the rest of the tennis program was washed Francisco Giants. How e v er, the w i n wasn't Cinched until after pitcher Tony Clonlnger, - who committed two wild pitches in the Giants' half of the 12th, finally got pinchhitter the home runs that enabled Ralph Matty Alou to foul out to catcher Terry to defeat the Cleveland1 Indians, Pepitone and Tresh hit their homers off loser Dick Donovan with the bases empty while Boyer connected with the bases full Pan-A- ni off southpaw Ron Nischwitz in the eighth inning., By LEO H. PETERSEN Second of UPI Sports Editor was the second grand-slaSAO PAULO. Brazil (UPI) homer of Boyer's major league athletes won. three American one his first career, coming a. in the opening track . and year ago today off Pete Burnside, field competition, of, the Pan then with Washington. American games Saturday a n d Terry stopped the Indians on six .hits for his third victory Roy Saari and Robyn Ann Jonn- against one defeats He struck out batter and boost the United States gold, med six, did not walk ; Cleveland'syielded only t run in al haul, to 44. the first Inning on singles by "Vic Willve White of .Chicago also DayaliUo, , Tred Whitfield and set a 'Pan American games wo men's broad jump record with a John Romano. !' Mantle, who was sidelined with winning leap of 20; feet, 3 inches. a rib injury since April 11, struck Dave Davis of Cahoga Park, Caout three times and walked once. lif, won the shot put with a toss By United Press "International Mickey Mantle returned to the New York Yankees' lir.eup for the first time- - in more than two weeks Saturday, but Joe Pepitone, Tom Tresh and Clete Boyer supplied 8-- 1. semi-finali- st, Lamo, fct. Marks, vs co-leade- rs M Fight Results Evorif s in , m ; - - " 406-yar- d, Starter Jack Sanford cf the Giants was worklne on a 54) shut out going into the eighth inning. Then he was taken out as the Braves scored three times. They tied it at 5 with two runs in the ninth on Denis Menke's homd er and a walk to Ed Mathews. A total of 40 Players, includins hurlers, were used in the contest. Boiling put the winning run on base when he led off the 12th by cracking a single off Perry. Two infield outs advanced 5-- the bases-loade- braves second baseman ito third and he tallied when Raymond Gibbon Wins sent a hard "shot into left field. The Milwaukee pitcher had hisSouthpaw Joe Gibbon, making first start since last Aug. 21, been hltless for the braves ever allowed only three hits in pitchsince he started pitching for them the Pittsburgh Pirates to a ing in 1961. victory over the New York Mets. Gibbon was a replacement for Earl Francis, who suffered a muscle spasm in I. 2-- 1 last-minu- w :- 4-- 4-- 9-- 0; ooo-met- er Larry Jackson pitched a seven- and drove in the winning hitter Houston, Te., second in the runs with a fourth-Innidouble women's javelin throw. as the Chicago Cubs downed the Ralph Boston of Laurel; Miss., Back- Phillies. the U.S. broad jump champion, Philadelphia doubles Dalrym-pl- e ng 4-- 2. by Clay missed out in a quest for a medal and Bobby Wine produced placed fourth in the high! jump. il. av.'i.j.uli. of fifth Inning. Saari, University Southern . California N shimmer, Cincinnati was at Houston and won his second - gold medal of St. Louts at Los Angeles in night these games when he (finished games. Y , irst ' in the ..men's 1,500-metfreestyle race in the Pan Ameri1 can record time of 17:26.2. He previously had won the j. freestyle title. Miss Johnson, high school girl from Arlington, Va., also set a meet record in winning the women's freestyle championship in 2:17.5 edging Terri Lee Stickles of Santa Clara, Calif., by about eight inches. Tires tod wheels The American baseball team scored its fourth victory in six Battery and cables games when Richard Mooney of MufTIer, abocks ' the University of Idaho! walked I .': Tailpipe, light with the bases loaded in the ' eighth inning to force home Lt. in Now! Stop Wilson Parma of the Air Force Academy with the winning run. to-ba- ck ka - er : 400-met- er .Free! Lower Half Safety Check 200-met- er 9-- , COMMERCIAL 1411 Frre North state r ;r the KUPPENHEIMER 7-- 100-met- er , LOOK rs 9-- er ,r - , WIIL Playoff Standings Finals (best of seven) W.L. 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Cftnftr, Prove the! of 60 feel, 9 inches and Gene Orioles First ai- The Baltimore Orioles regained Johnson or J? resno, : first place in the American league the high jump with a Wool, 11by edging the Los Angeles Angels, inch - performance. 2. Jackie Brandt and Joe Gaines Other American representatives hit solo homers off Bo Belinsky, nicn fared well. The U.S. base who suffered his third defeat ball team kept its championship against no victories. Ron McNally hopes alive by beating Mexico, held the Angels to four hits but 3 ; the Yank water polo team Americans needed relief help, from Dick Hall drubbed Canada, shot put, the in second finished and Dean Stone in the ninth. women's and the six-ru5 run n A explosion in the fourth and platform divhom- javeline finals, inning, featuring a three-ru- n er by Frank Malzone, carried the ers Bobby Webster and Linda Boston Red Sox! to a 5 victory Lee Cooper led their respective Rubber gloves dry quickly when and women's competition oyer the Chicago White Sox. Re men's half-waover standing kingsize pop y placed mark. lief Pitcher Jack Lamabe gained at the bottles. Whites Miss a credit for his first A. L. victory The Pan old the by holding the White Sox to five broad Jump broke and one run over the final five American mark Of 18 feet, inhM et bv America's Anne innings. V Lose Senators Smith in the 1959 games at Chi re Athletics The Kansas City cago. Edith McGuire of Atlanta Orioles on heels by placed third in this event with a mained the inches. downing the Washington Senators, uon ftf 17 feet. 11 3, Rookie catcher Bill Bryan Miss White and Miss McGuire al hit a two-ru- n homer and Norm so qualified for the Siebern added two RBI's for the dash final. A's. Jimmy Piersall and Chuck The other American track and Hinton homered for Washington. were: Billy field medal-winneallowed Dick Southpaw Stigman of Coatesville, Pa., who was Joe only five hits in pitching the runnerup to Davis in the shotput Minnesota twins to a 3 victory a toss of 58 feet, 3 inches; over the Detroit tigers, seven of with Charles Clark of Santa Ana, the, twins' nine! runs were un r.alif.. and Bob Schul of Los earned. Earl Battey hit a three- who finished second and run homer and Jim Hall contrib Angeles, race; ana third in the 5,000-metdouble uted a two-ru- n Minne for ' k, rC3 13 with Yqnk Athletes Cop 3 Track , Lehi; and Peterson-PeacocManti, vs Sorenson-Calla-haAmerican Fork. Junior High School netters vmnlAv1 fhHr matpliM Korpn YOU Del . Crandall loaded. Ail-Americ- an Bos-har- said the meet would be rescheduled sometime in the future. In the Class B Friday, John Eliason of Manti, was one singles and he was slated to play Bob Davis, Wasatch Academy, Mt. ' Pleasant; and Roger Porter, BY High, vs K.' Watkins, A. F. Doubles semi- - By United Press International Relief pitcher Claude Raymond made his first major league hit a smashing double down the third base line Saturday that brought home. Frank Boiling in the 12th inning to give, the Milwaukee Braves' a 6--5 victory over, the San - Rains Wash Out Net Matches In BYU Invitational Meet The tennis competition in the BYU Invitational Meet was postponed indefinitely because of the rain and sleet Saturday. Not a single junior college or prep school tennis match was played Saturday, but the Class B netters got down to the semifinals Friday before the rains - n VI Boyer S-l- , ; B in breaking the high Jump mark, along with Ray Jenson of Bing ham, upping the cross bar to an even 5 inches, in place of the mark last. year. lie pole vaulted the same, an even 11--0 feet; cut his 100 yard dash mark from : 10.6 last year to : 10.3 Friday; and tossed the shot 43 ft. X in.; to amass a 3333 point total. His old tmark of 7,144 awfully shaky points looked ' , Ron Peck of Lehi and Ray Rhees cf Weber closed out the first five. Peck , picked up 3.0C3 points and Rhees 3,814. . In all events Roberts came first. JenBoth Roberts and runner-up- , eon established a new mark in the high jump, both of them clear The old record ing the bar at had stood since' JS53 when Rock oyer at Burgowne of Kanab sailed ' I'aves LoDpie-- sanrs in Inning; M ets Lose SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1S3 Utali Cbunty. Utah - co-starr- ed - t SUNDAY HERALD At this time last year Roberts had 2.S20 points, but he , S-- 3. J 0 LJ n Roberts. Jenson, Hieh Jumo Peck, Rhees, .Maughn, Broad Jump Roberts, .. Jenson, 19-Maughn,-Peck, Rhees, Shot Put Roberts, 46-39--8 39-; Jenson, Peck, 35-38-- 9 ; Rhees, Maughn, Discus Roberts, 129-1Rhees, 115-Maughn, 119-Peck. 104-Jenson, 100-1Pole Vault Roberts, 11-Rhees, Maughn', Jenson, 0-6; :' ... 239. Peck, by Watchers in the All Around had According to meet officials, this year s scoring system wu auereu to give track men more of an advantage over the field event competitors. Had the scoring system been the same as in previous years Itoberts would have had a total of By JACK BATCHLER Herald Sports Writer Neither rain, nor sleet, nor hail, aor wind, nor rain stopped the two days o! competition for the competition in the Invitational Track and Field .Meet," nor did it stop Neil Roberts of Cedar City from setting a new record for total points. Roberts amassed a total of 7,343 points in setting the new mark, surpassing his own record of 1962 S,C33. Li 3 IT 1 14 A0 11 " , |