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Show Page HERALD, Provo, Utah ft-- THE Friday, April 21, 1972 m - .nm ougar Thinclads Await Lobo Mee New Mexico and BYU will battle it out in a dual meet Saturday afternoon in the Cbugar Stadium. The pole vault will get the meet under way at 1 pjn. and the other field events will start at 1:30 pjn. with the running events scheduled to begin at 2 pjn. The meet figures to be a close one with the Lobes expected to take more first places than BYU, but the Cougars depending on greater team depth to carry them to victory. Just how tough the Lobos - The 440 will pit New Mexico's really are can be seen from the fact that New Mexico registered Kenth Ohman (47.2). Fred 0 ami Rich Smith 9 a 1 win over Arizona State in Tamos a triangular meet last weekend, (50.3) against BYU's Steve while the Cougars defeated the Young (47.7), Bill Stadelman meet a (48.9) and Karl Sweeney (48.8). ASU in a three-wa- y week earlier. Njw Mexico's Reid Cole will The Cougars are unbeaten in be favored with a best time of three meets this season but the 1:50.9. Other New Mexico endual meet with New Mexico tries include Jorgen Wiklander figures to be their toughest test (l:51.5),BobDooley (1:52.8) and so far this season. Gary Easterly (1:52.0). for Running !n the The middle distance races in the to Cougars will be Allan Judd are expected particular provide plenty of excitement for (1:52.7), and Doug Murdock (1:52.9). track and field fans. 78-6- " T I ; ) e 9-- 6-- 6-- (8-1- 4) 2) (5-2- (3-6- 4-- d, 4--4; Bennion-Schovae- Holmes f I I fl II ed rubber cleat oufsole. White topline. A great value at this prke. I U Vl lHHV JJ I! jsk TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) against BYU," said Jcjes. "The younger ones especially really came through against the T. And in atx of all the match pressure a BYU-Uta- h brings!" Woodard, a sophomore from Grand Junction Colo., played well against exceedingly BYU.. .in both singles and doubles. "The BYU match proved one thing," continued James, "If we're to win the WAC title this year, it will be done largely on the strength of the teams at the top of our lineup, both singles and doubles. The pressure's really on us to win matches up above." "Idaho Stat- - will be the favored team," said Carlston, of the track meet, "because they seem to have the most potential first place finishers in a three-wa- y field like this." The Bengals and Utah State have been involved in meets the past two weeks in Logan...but the Aggies have won bom times. USU outdistanced ISU in a three-teafield two weeks ago (8549) and last week, competing in a field, the Aggies beat m six-tea- 83-7- 7. BYU InIn the early-Apr- il vitational, the only time Utah and Utah State have met this season, the Utes finished second to BYU scoring 49 points, Utah State was third with 28 and one third points. All these scores point to one thing: a most interesting team race in Ute Stadium Saturday, Utah should have as full a complement of athletes for this meet as is possible in face of injuries, unlike the competition last week at Boulder. Colo., ii ' . v3 Fred Marti had just completed a round of 67 for a share of the lead in the first round of the $75,000 Tallahassee Open here Thursday when he commented on the greenj at petitor, she went sailing over the railing after being shoved by another competitor at the Roller Derby Show at Omaha. NOT EXACTLY the position a roller derby competitor prefers to be in but one that can sometimes happen. For this female com Green, Dickinson Lead Golfest RANCHO LA COSTA, Calif. (!TI)-3mil- ing Hubert Green and dour Gardner Dickinson have nothing in common except the 68s they shot in the first round of the $165,000 MONY Tournament of Champions. Green, 25, says he enjoys playing golf for a living. Dickinson, 44, approaches the game carefully like a porcupine initiating a romance. This is the first time Green has made it to his exclusive tournament while Dickinson, a leather-face- d e disciple of the great Ben Hogan, is here for the sixth time, Green shot his 68 with nines of 4 Thursday while Dickin- son was inconsistent but just as good with Defending champion Jack Nicklaus, who looked like he was playing under wraps, shot for a tie for third. Also at 70 were Bruce Crampton and Jerry Heard, both at look-alik- 34-3- 32-3- 6. 36-3- Despite fine weather, only eight pros in the starting field of 26 were able to break par in the first round at La Costa layout Country Club's where the rough is sometimes lush. Only pros who have won a major PGA event or the British Open during the preceding 12 months are invited to the tournament. Arnold Palmer, shooting for his fourth Tournament of Champions title, could do no better than Another over-4- 0 pro, Billy Casper, came through with a 71 on his Miller Barber, one of eight over-4- 0 pros, was all alone at par with 37-5- Someone asked Nicklaus how the rough was. "I don't know, I wasn't in it," he laughed. Then after considerable thought, he said he did get in the rough twice on the second and the ninth holes. "A 70 is not a bad round to start with," he said. "I have no complaints." Green, the longest shot in the field at 30-had no complaints either. "I'm just happy to be here," he said. Palmer could smile after his 74 but he said ruefully, "I did about everything out there." International National League 100 002 00-2- 5 7 Chicago 3 7 12 2 012 001 30x Pitts Decker (7), Jenkins, Gura (7), Hamilton (7) and Rudolph; Ellis, Walker (7), Giusti (9) and Sanguillen. WP Ellis LP Jenkins (1st), Stargell list). II II sieei piaie. mm II ll I sJi 1970. Smooth, true putting greens rather were the and balmy Falcons Sign HR-S- (0-1- anto 261 000 101- -11 Los Ang 18 0 7 2 000 000 001- -1 Atlanta ) Osteen and Cannizzaro; CasanoBarber and (2) Stone, HR va. LP Stone Brown (1st). ATLANTA par-fiv- e 506-ya- rd 17th. Hinson and Jerry McGee are with Marti one stroke behind the leaders. Rafe Botts and rookie Wayne Peddie had 68s and 14 players, including Chi Chi Rodriguez and former U.S. amateur champion Steve Melnyk, were at 69. Larry BYU Leads Atlan- (UPI)-T- he ta Falcons have signed to contracts their first two draft choices Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan and defensive star Clarence Ellis. Sun Devil Golf Test - HR-B- (0-1- A Drink 0FREE L f''' v Have rti T ' f S ( 1 -- I L I &ZZ ' fcjf l j H areojflflSj VUSTMRIVED l I M OFF ON ALL MINI-TRAI- L GRAND OPENING - APRIL BUTCH CASSIDY,& raj V Plant BIKES 19-2- 2 j HQflDrtLipYlPBl I2I2.STTK-()IK- i'honr 223-7W- 7 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmJ M rw - ' mm H ' 1 EUTCH CASSIDY'S HONDA LIVERY CUSTOMERS WHO WILL COME OUT FAST FOR A STRAIGHT SH00TIN' DEAL during our GRAND OPENING APRIL 19-2- 2 A real winner coming strong, " during our Shop Mon., Thurs. & Fri 'til 9 Mahaffey, who claimed he was afraid of missing the cut when he shot a first round 66 at the Glen Campbell-Lo- s Angeles Open in January, had a steadier round, but ran in one 20 footer for an eagle on the 1 (0-2- IPV 10 Use your JCPenr.ey charge card. Monday." Draft chokes Bring olong this ad 'or inney The values are here every day. Thompson, a husky, down-hom- e South Carolinian from North Myrtle Beach, had seven birdies and sank putts of 30, 50 and 60 feet. He also missed three times from five feet. "On those long ones I was just trying to die 'em in somewhere hear the hole, and they fell in drunk," he said. "I guarantee you, if I knew the secret of sinking 50 foot putts, I wouldn't be qualifying every (0-2- (2-0- I mm 1 Killearn Country Club. "If there was ever a course you could make 18 birdies on, this is it It's out of sight," said the veteran pro fronfBaytown, Tex. Marti relinquished his lead to tour rookies John Mahaffey and Leonard Thompson in the afternoon round, but his i sentiments were echoed again and again as 83 pos shot par or under on the lush fairways and table top greens of the 7,124 Killearn layout. "It would be impossible to improve on these greens," said Mahaffey, a slender who looks more like 15 and won the 1970 NCAA championship for the University of Houston in keys as the touring pros brought the usually difficult Killearn track to its knees. were Although no terms Ariz. SCOTTSDALE, disclosed it was learned that BYU held the lead (Special) the contracts covered more today going into the second 000 020 00-0- 2 7 0 than one San Fran year. round of the Sun Devil Golf OO0 001 00O- -1 8 2 San Diego Barr (6), Johnson Classic at the McCormick Golf McDowell, Sullivan, of Auburn, tied an (3) and Healy; Arlin, Corkins Ranch. NCAA his record career with McWP Kendall. and (9) The Cougars had a team score LP Arlin Dowell touchdown responsibility of 71 HR Colbert (2nd). and ranks third with 53 career of 373 after the first 18 holes of ' touchdowns. He was ranked the tourney played Thursday. American League Milw at New York, ppd.,rain. fifth in the nation among Arizona State the host team, was nine strokes behind at 384, 000 000 00-0- 0 3 0 college players in total offense Detroit followed by Fresno State at 389 2 1 last year and fifth in passing. 000 100 OOx Bait and San Diego State at 390. Timmerman, Seelbach (8) ) and Haller; Dobson and Joe Dills, with a 73, paced the Ellis, of Notre Dame and an Hendricks. LP Timmerman like Sullivan, is a Cougars in the first round, lair (1st). safety. He runs followed by Robert Harris at 74, the 40 yard dash in 4,5 seconds Ray Leach, Jamie Edman and and accumulated more playing Randy Tiesara, all at 76, and time in three seasons than any Lance SusukJ at 78. other defensive player. He Bob Morris Arizona post the intercepted 14 passes during his low score for the first round a 72 followed by Dills, Harris. collegiate career. By United Press - 1 11 hits. Baseball Summaries jr 4 Southern Utah pitching rather solidly. Lynn Allan and Steve Fitts held the Thunderbirds to four 1, Z IE finally found Mahaffey, Thompson Pace Florida Meet lost "It was really something to behold, those kids doing so well K Black split leather upper with stripes. Top ;ain Elk lec.'ner toe. White tcp line. Water-resista- nt composition out- Zine spikes riveted to spring sole. If II V ? The Cougars the their hitting bats in the second this game as they rapped the between 2-- at 44. ISU, battle Cougars and Cowboys weekend promises to be a good one with the BYU hitting improving and a strong pitching staff ready to go. The Cats are 1 in conference play and the and evened their seasonal standing Farran-Jef- Save On Little League Baseball Shoes! Black split leather voper with stripes. mould- Top grain Elk leotSer toe. Black i The Ute Spring Sports Teams Set for Weekend Events The University of Utah's Brigham Young University 0 spring sports scene, with the last week. Summerliays is still concerned exception of track and field, will move out of Salt Lake City this about the lack of consistency of weekend. his young squad, but indicated The Ute baseball team played that he would stay with the a double header with Weber lineup that includes Jeff Johnson Sate College in Ogden's John at catcher, Gary Hoiyoak at 1st Afleck Park Tuesday, before Base, Val Cahoon at 2nd, Steve resuming conference action with Cowley at 3rd, and freshman Colorado Stats at Ft. Collins on John McBrido at shortstop. In the outfield, Randy Lane will be Friday and Saturday. In the opening conference in left, Scott Simons at cenaction last week, the Utes lost ter and Kerry Milkovich at right. two of three games to Brigham "I was pleased with the way All three everybody Young University. played. ..without axecption." games were played in Provo. The Ute golf team is in Tempe, Harry James, Utah tennis Ariz, for one of the season's most coach, left little doubt about his prestigious meets, the Sun Devil opinion of the Utes' big 3 win affair will over Brigham Young in Provo Classic. The three-da-y include ten teams in the 54 hole last Saturday. tournament. The Utah squad now enter s a The Utah tennis team will take special icebreaker tournament the week off following a sen- at the Salt Lake Swim and sational 3 win over Brigham Tennis Club which begins Young University in Provo last Saturday and runs well into the Saturday. The next tennis action following week. Next official is scheduled for May 5 in Salt collegiate action is the May 5 Lake City when the Utes will return match with BYU...this host BYU. time in Salt Lake City. Track coach Pete Carlston will "The freshmen played well,", be the host mentor this week as continued James. "We swept our Utah opens its home season in a first three singles and two three-wa-y affair with Utah State doubles matches without and Idaho State. The action will dropping a set. So, all in all, you get underway with the field might say we played about as events in Ute Stadium at 12:45 well as we're capable." No. 1 Utah's pjn. and Utah's F.D. won his Saturday, Robbins, Friday eighth bpseballers will be in Ft. Collins, straight match of the year in the series BYU victory. Robbins ), No. Colorado for a three-gam- e with conference rival Colorado 2 Bill Btnnion (5-and No. 3 State. A single game is Kent Woodard (7-- all enhanced scheduled for Friday afternoon their singles records with wins. at 2:30 and a double header will Number 6 Kim Farran ) was be played beginning at 1 :00 p m. also a winner but No. 4 Bob on Saturday. Schovaers and No. 5 Andy ) Utah's three ace southpasrs Webb (1-- both lost. will throw against the Rams in The team's leading doubles Robbins-WoodarFt. Collins. Fred Mensel, 3 for ensemble, the season will start Friday's evened its season record a won single games. Kennedy ac- No. 2 counted for Utah's single con- again to boost their season mark ference win by shutting out to M and No. 3 doubles team Brigham Young University Punchers year in and year out baseballers were scheduled to field a tough ball club. series mis open a three-gam- e Wanning up for the Wyoming afternoon with the University of series, the Cougars swept a on the Cougar doublsheader from Southern Wyoming diamond. in 11 innings and Utah State, in the week. earlier After this afternoon's opening Mike Staffieri's homer in the the teams two are game, the to scheduled a last of the 11th gave the CatsMike play win in the first game, as doubkheader starting at 1 pjn. Coach Glen Tuckett's charges KeUey and Craig Hunt combined are hoping to use the Wyoming their pitching talents to hold the Cedar City club to one hit. series as springboard for Up until that 11th inning, the moving closer to the Northern Division title in the Western Cougars had gone scoreless for 19 straight innings. Athletic Conference. 11-- 1, 9 half-mil- Nine Eyes Poke Series BYU 1 All NOHTHRUP Jf You Can Get! This 1 hybrid is bred for high production fast dry down, strong root system, quality grain and excellent harvestability. PX20 is NK's earliest maturing single cross. It's fast becoming the choice of corn growers from the upper Cornbelt to the western mountain states. Be sure to order enough PX20. 0O-da- y A 1NTERMOUNTAIN FARMERS ASS'N rm Mktriu Mm In nc. $5 Wttt SHi tmitt Fort. Sown Fori t Piyun |
