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Show v li; ' ' ' : I 'it h I " . J - '. .... - . "'' - ' ' (, i nl 'It iM'i Sp ring earns Prepare F or LUUUiCbrrip edition ! ; By WENDELL RIG BY Herald Sports Writer I. ' Spring sports swung into high gear last week as schpofs in Region Five and Region Seven took to. the outdoors j to get) tjhej kinks out of their systeVns and jget their eyes set for the competition; in baseball, tennisj track a'nd even golf in a case or two." Weather conditions, generally, were good, and the' ?byi at last had ,a chance jto develjDp; their form as well as1 improve; in their techniques and skills in their prep aration for tne an important league competition. Jj , Most of: the matches earned on during the week were made - . t It j - Steers wiiri In 126-11- 5 ABLPldydfFs 4. & SOMETMES Kansas City's SteeH fend Cleveland Pipers square day in the second gamfe of the e series the can Basketball .eague ship. Bill Bridges helped: Kansas pity jump to a 0 lea4 in t ie series by jp scoring 36 point! an J pulling 5 in 15 rebounds in a victory M li PiTCHsG, MONDAY, APRIL. 2. 1962 Utah County. Utah STUFF I- . - .. 80-5- j : 4.- 1- Til-!- two-year-ol- ! d, Ridan, who was being billed as a P'wonder horse," set people really to wondering when . hr absorbed three Straight shellackings this winter. He won his first jstart at iix furlongs and then Ithe barn roof fell in. ; Finishes Fading Second He was oh the head end in the seven furlong Bahamas under Willie Hartack.' who Is! quite rider if not the world's greatest diplomat, and finished ia fading second. He was on top in the njile and an eighth Evferades under Hartack and finished aj dwindling third, being set back to; fourth for I interference. The stable hadlHartack off lim and gave Ismael Valenzuela. other top jock, a shot. Ridan jot up to second in the mile and an eighth Flamingo and then faded to third. ne got second money thrbugh another! disqualification when they took it away from Sun risJ ,Coty. fo allegedly luggbg " 1U "vut vi xviuan. xjui some- caUed tm hd Ifan Prep ;. topped. . Then Saturday, in a field that will never go down in history as one of the greatest ever assem bled, Ridan came from third place to nip Cicada at the wire. He looked her . in the eye midway .. . . .. , aown tne stretcn ana it is ...).. highly significant that he didn't! beat Sier off but they banged away shoul der to shoulder all the way to the I vii 'I A ' MTf kV VI Linksters from Provo a,s we) s -1 i: ; Cm as .some of the other schools .a getting into shape for some creased golf action this Provo. has an unusually. group oi suck swingers on fairwaysl and a number matches are in progress of ing scheduled to take care .Sunday. j their competitive desires. Play (The third game of tne series expected!, to begin pfficiaUy nei wiu oe piayea in ueveiana. is.an- week.eckcnd Sports Summary nl sas City won the first half chain Local earns naa '! fair iuck J ml pionship and were the second half in their OUIS de competition in division leaders baseball the past week. lOrem center started the baU rolling wltt a .,1 !' Bridges, a 5 from Kansas University,! hit 13 of victory over 21 shots from the field o set the Olympus T5utthe skids tinder the pace for the Steers, Provo p;ulldogs in aldose exciting m KAm who cashed in on 58.7 per cent. victory. (Kansas City led from the outset Played Cavemen SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (UPI) By United Prfess International in Late a' the week the Bulldogs almost blew lead in but) one Uelses set a world outdoor OREM John Ernest Morgan, Sunday wrrrA I (over to American! Fork the last quarter wheix Cleveland 111UVCU Vault record nr ii; handed pocket billiards chain WILMINGTON, IN. C. (UPI) f-- pple where they beat the Americ narrowed the margin to inch at the Santa Barbara free jLave iviaxr cuuKcieu a Diraie on quarter Fork?Cvemen 14--5 It was a free Pion,j will give a .with left. if. I h' EWr relays. exhibition Tuesday at Reedfs the first iplayoff hole to beat Jerry Then Maurice King,- - Nifck Mantis swinging affair with Provo Sieelsmith Azalea in the golf Open iii at the top df the du, Billiards and Larry Staverman thit three letting four rims in the first L i. NEW YORK (UPI) Globemas tournament. an ea to then, f breezing ning to but Urem in baskets the put! way game; quick over a ter scored neck victory win. , of reach. The exhibition will start at Htdeabout Westchesin the 128750 -BOSTON (UP The Boston Brigham Young Wildcats 8 p.m. apdwill include all kinds Stakes ter at Do: Aqueduct., Cfeltic the vaded beat the Philadelphia War Spanish Fork of trick shcWs as fell as the d lost a 15-- 8 contest to take a 2 lead in iL' ribrs, t. nt' ainehtals oi pcpcKet uuixarus. the Doik afteir the Spaniards haM! NEW YORK (upi) Did K tiger who halls from Char- - tibn series gotten in shape with a prior 14f3 Mi play'off Nigeria registered a unahijmons lottej IN C, has remained un i wm over ou rraacis. ve boxing decision In' a Saturday iSeries of came defeated since wiilndikg the one- - KANSAS CI Detroit. of Hank Mo. (UPirThe Henry picture Spanish! Fork spli a pair jf handed pocket billiards champion Kansas City Steers opened the tiI : IfIll The time, too, Is significant. exhib has 3 in Jle a ship. lost round appeared games. They thel American Basket- COLUMBUS, O bio (UPI) -- fOhio and has tle round of Ridan. in scoring by a nostril with Ez st High Leopards! then tionsi from o State won the 39th annual NCAA was ori the! Ed Sullivan Tele oau jueague piayois wj in a ito-ixbeenl clocked In 1:50 came ba ck to . f win' over! the Cleveland swimming title with 92 points. Pipers. I shutout affair' Merlin Bladi vision Show.l One of Slowest Runnings Southern California was second UJJ) i and Steel did mound work Iaken It. was the slowest running of the DETROIT ( UPI- )- Dave DeBus's- - with 46. By United Press Interiaation in the first game, with Ludlow go; DerbV on a fast track Florida (Includes-- Sunday's fames here, University of Detroit basing the; route in thesecOnd. l!!f seven in years Mo. The CITY KANSAS (UPI) baseball a ketball and star, signed Provd lost both of its Saturday American La in thd into defeated Take West, contract East the consideration, too, with major league! games losingplirst to All thit 'Sir j 11th Star annual the sox. College Gaylord collared Riian, Chicago iWhite a then dropping New York L lein 'ILL.' seven furlong Bahamboth the l basketball game son penormance oy a store. Chicago. -as and mile and an eighth the YORK NEW (UPI) Behny Steve Thomas and Terry Andrews NEW YORK (UPI) Benny Baltimore to beat him both coma in a Everglades RIDAN DERBY FAVORITE were battery maxes ior max iasi (Kid) Paret jwas scheduled to un- - (jKid) Paret remained Kansas! City times. i!ofor the, eighth Itraight day. Paret iAGUA CALIENTE: Mex (UPI) performance. . dergo- a thorough examination I.. : Washington on was Sir Gaylord's time for Ithe long- knocked I unconscious Traclcsters tneir pn eyes navel Kn winner , of Saturday's a more complete tnat javi Los Angeles 24 in title March er effort was 1:48 aj welterweight Young. rnnM X inade of his University LiiapLii. was quoted as the Florida .421 the li Brigham Derby, . Minnesota , ivieet . ifi 0 r lit. . . 1 Sim.' Griffith. itmfi Emile wmcn nas eeni condition. fight with JJ' uu me Sunrise County's! time in beating 1 zavoxite ij'lUl in laiesi uuus j409 mviiauonai. Boston fdr and Ridan in the Flamingo iwas 1:49 set Thursdayl Friday .348 May 5 Kentucky Derby. been Jn a coma since Cleveland has Paret 8 Sa in the flat. Cou j urday .333 Saturday, "AprilBut of March 24 when he Detroit the night will be there gar Stfdium Ri1962 more than National HALLANDALE, Fla. (UPI) Frdm 1862 to some exciting dual And triangle suffered severe brain injuries jm dan to win the 1.500.000 homesteads ori out Cicada nosed nis welterweights Championship Houston meets before tnaj goal in tne 247 million acrejj Vere: Chicago and field season is reached. fight with Emile Grifl ;ith. His con- $125,800 iFloridi Derby at Gulf than American track settlers. U stream park. ed by St. Louis " Most! of the schools have meits dition' is still listed as crtical y .1.1 y Los Angeles more br less definitely set for N6w York this week. Springvillej will trek to Tr' San Francisco Orenijibut the day Was not set Pittsburgh as of (last week;; Boys generally. Cincinnati are. looking fair, with Orem's Philadelphia!Gary hacker and Roa Jorgensen Milwaukee running ,ori wings as j they warm teams up for the big meets of the sea- (Games invb: ving mmmmmmmmm Wm mm-cot included.), son. - j best-of-fiv- .- Ayi fel WW fx J I 1-- v 126-11- i Billiards Ace Sets Show J 6-- 235-ppu- hd ' Ohio! State Captures Annual NCAA Swim Championship j hot-shooltir- ig 7-- C : .: I - It ".116-11- 1 4-1- one-ho- 8 1 ' :' Stan dinas n MT jBig Leagu Exhibitions 11-10- 5 Lj-- 3-- 4, I ! , I -- ur i -- : lf-rou- . By MILTON RICITMAN United Press Interaational league player known Fla. FORT If LAUDERDALE. eUow f is a of What )klnd (UPI) amed home run hitter Roger I Maris? j , V Maris- has a: peeve against sDorts writers because he thinks U they invade, his privacy J 'I've got a right to my o N ife.r insists the Vnrlr VanVo tlllPtdnff star. ' bo one has any right to poke his hose into it. ve always felt that and stUl do. .flitting 61 horn International United Press runs hasn't a thing to do with it. .By b r still hope for the under- There's it., 'My wife walks into a store and the in storekeeper will say to her;. ithe National Hockey dogs semifinal is inai reauy true wim League playoffs. been writing aooui your The New York Rangers and the " "i the Yankee' outfielder re-La J Chicago Black Hawks, each of xo whom! dropped their first two ates. "Why should she nave fh j games to Canadian entries In the put up with t that Resents rersonai toramemi series, snapped back don't care vfhatj they writ "I with "must" victories Sunday, the and about me. good' or bad." Rangers edging Toronto,. Maris doesn't1 seem to under the Hawks stopping Montreal, that the fans already knowstand Johnny jWilson, a former ILeaf, he hit 61 homers last: yean andf scored two goals and assisted on 3 want o know much another to pace the Ranger attack that they him than 'they, catt about more before a sellout crowd of 15,925 at daily box score. New York! However, it was rookie get from the net-- ? my problem. he "That's Dave jBalpn whq scored the; deci don t write anything sive goal at 8 17 of the final shrugs. t'Just ' r personal." x period troub For all his tsris read Andy Hebenton and Guy Gen- with newspapermen dron got the other New York ily speaks to all ef them. Or most goals while Tim Horton, George of them,' anyway. yA Armstrong. Red Kelly and Bob The word "interview:' is a sour Pulford tallied for the Leafs. one in Roger s yocapuiary. uui fired-up who The Hawks, upset go : up to him without append!route en to the and pad, sUrt paising tht tune the Canadiens Stanley. Cup championship last of day and he'll talk long enough year, scored tne iirst lour goais to make! you miss your" train. : before Red Berenson spoiled Glenn Following one such recent 20In the third minute discourse, a young, local HaU'sl shutout late bid . . oerlod. ':: newspaperman said to Maris: uronco iiorvainana l oianii. Jiviikiib "What's, all this about you feud Ji'i! mJ'' scorea ior mcago in. ine first ing with the writers?r . to hive anything "I don'tI. want . L period and Red Hay and Ken .. ',.- " them taia. jv&am Wharram added Insurance mark to do with Jm But he i does eyery aay. ers la ter in the game. Like Maris, The next action Is scheduled for As Teammates teammates. Yankee his for with Montreal at ' Including Tuesday like lot Maris, them all Chicago and Toronto at New; Mickey Mantle. JMlckey has even lYorkJli. tried to idvise RogeJ' to be more Semifinal playoff standings: .1 understanding;'! 4 tllXteS.' WwMc 'J Hawks And Rangers Win 'Must' Games 7-- j . coast-tofcoa- st I i 2--S. v Pqret Undergoes 123-11- 0, 1 ' -- -- I - i - n, 2-- 5. T- J 1 1 1 a i 4-- -- 26-2- l ' best-of-sev- t , en 5-- 4, 4-- 1. - . Jj so-call- ed - !' - , . ... ) . ii i i. 1 . I Best of 7 arts said. W but don't know." 2 As for this writer, I have 1 wavs irotten along well with" Ma- ris and try to j understand Wmi sincere. I'ra convinced 2 "1 With a grin, Mans suggests w 1 2 Montreal j! ; Toronto New York hs ttaketakecarecareof of'hismy CHANGES HARMON he'll job and ' Manager Ralphj Houk hopes that whoever is criticizing! Maris "they z keep getting hinj mad." better the he madder gets, Thej he Plays,? said iHouk. "And the Lway he's hitting the ball now I wouldn't De' surpnsea u w JOBS Former CHICAGO (UPI) Michigan football star Tom Harmon l is Quitting the Columbia Broadcasting System, where he has worked the past 12 years as a sportscaster. Harmon will join 75 home runs this year." Houk's probably figuring Maris the American Broadcasting Co., can staff stay angry all year. He radio network sports) begin be right. could ning Septal. v -- : 1 j o o - i . - fvtniuuiVT o lUr ouutxtjuri I McGill, in ated For Uni d States Quint ' IU jj , I - - - ' (UPI) f- r- AI Salt Lake. City youngsterj tiavigated a ."special course oni parrel staves Sunday , to win a jspecial Snow ..Bunny Olympics at jMit. Majestic. Don Irvine covered? tne course j ,' Ij : i! MAI 11 luy yil ' 1 M - home M;yu're n a New f j , MS rui-J- L yiARiiii i fJLL aste the difference 3 extra years ma! . : - . Sedan (Equipped) PROVO STUDEBAKER CO., NC j j 265 SO. FR 63 ' wheel cyllnderi adjustment Check crease sesls en all 4 wheels INSPECT MUFFLERS: INSPECT TAIL PIPES INSPECT All TIRES FOa CUTS, BRUISES AND BREAKS L LIMITED j Alt work by skil YOUR OFFICIAl wm. VALUE A 1$179 '4 i E3 : 3. 4.. 5. SEVEM(7)YEARS OLD ,o,T0Vll j $2130.00 Bob Davis i ... nt D buyer, with Good Credit, yon Studebaker Lark for No Down buy i Payijiient, only $54 a month. 1962.LARK2-Doo- r ;:! N: AM ; HERE'S WHAT WE DOi 1. ALIGNMENT FRON END ON HUNTER . A Correct camber . (D Correct Tot-oB Correct c&ster pe Adjait and tlfttta O Correct Toe-i- n p steerlnc ).ii;'!,r; 2. INSPECT ENTIRE ERAKE SYSTEM . A Check trak drums JSCheck Hydraulic LITE-A-LIGN- , I BRIGHTON . WORK .u- . 'team. ; Illlpi Mitchell V. said r his hew offefase does' not have a name and 'Vas differht from anyj presently used. About llOO hopefuls foif the var$ity In the first were ,to give it a day. ol! drills. Of jthe-10- 0 only 2d. are let men, I an ' unusual situation BYU.i (Two squads have been up for practice. j Rlitchell said the 1 aewi Qitense Includes parts of the single wing I arid the T. All-Ameri- ca III. DUDGET TERMS i j; I. ! OJJO - ; . DAILY. GUARANTEED spriij Footballdrills opened to day at Brigham Young .; university mm coacn Jtiai wiccneu all set tot by out a'new offense. i I OPEN 8 a.m. 'til 6 p.m. ALL In f 26 seconds. He had to through one gate auto tires and , climb under 1 saw horses Second was Terry Mor- - 1 - ALIGNMENT SHOP 9m-:-- By United Press infernational DENVER (UPI) . Billy McGill-- and Utah Statej) f tar Cornell f ureenj; were nominated Sunday for ne j Uniled States "team which will compete! in the world basketball chaijnionshipi in Manila 'In ;Decemlerl 1" 1. s j "'; McGill and Green V yere mem- ' bers bf the ' Sander 'State Line team ,'of Salt Lake i?y. five players were I nonainated j for " the honor, at the end f thel AAU "championships ijhere.L McGill jwas named to the f AAu ' technicians A TIRE DEAIER r m. Visit th? "Century 2V mnu;w 302 South 5th Vest j Phone F3 4-29- 53 AAA"' i yMkA'mA 1 Provo, Utah Seattle Worid'sFair "'Nt.T i FIRST WEST Marvin C. Cartwrlght Also available in Salt Lake, Ofden and Price Stores VA U j r ? Chicago! - Sports Briefs ?' L a. i -- a-- v, f L 12-1- 0, . ld nu-band- Hit I- . ".: ujr.p ii - : - W ; !. I . But before his followers! go over board holding an anchori it's well to take a peek at the respective ' - ' ' j J -! . sprint races as a has been less than sensational year when they sent himj a distance. He had been; flattened twice at a mile and an eighth be fore he scored a nose victory over the filly Cicada in Saturday' $100,000! added Florida Derby, . 7 throughout his 17 years as a UPI baseball writer for his in4 side stories- on personalities la the game, tells about the Maris he knows. EDITORS NOTE: One of the big baseball stories! this spring has ' centered around Yankee home run slugger Roger Marls and his relations with the press and fans! j In the following dispatch MU ton Rfchman, a former minor By OSCAR FRALEY United Press International HALLANDALE, Fla. (UPI) They'll i ship' Ridan off to' Ken- tucky today with his reputation slightly .1 enhanced, but it will take more than larruping a lady to make him a big man with the hardboots. . !J'. Kiaan, wno won all seven of nis 880,-javeli- DAILY HERALD Maris Resents! &empt To I nyade His Privacy At jGoirig For Distance TRICKY STUFF TO THE megtLect a The staples for the pranitej Farmers. In most of the 'events the Vikings pretty well held thlr own,! but Granite scored (Heavily in the mile,j low and the Med hurdles J to run up an 3 de ley relay cision. JJ .. Grovers Look Good The Grovers look suprisingl; good considering Ihe eany sea- e Vikings son performance, e run and swept fee quarter captured! both the mile and the 880 yard relay 0 Indicate: that they will be tough orapeuuoo in their bvm Leagu One tennis meet was reported .. J wiui lefli ana x'royo racquet wielder$ jplaying to a 4 deadlock. Each tem won two Singles and wo aoupies matcnes to knot tne count. in an exhibition mat Doug Wing of Provo beat! Ilad- - Jut win COAlFL&ED 4-- lUPI ,avi.u THE CRAFT OF without too much announcement and as Sa. result but few of the games; jiyere 'publicized" or reported. However aj number of very fine contests were held, and some few reports were obtainedJ The lone track meet last) week as reported, "vas f fceld in! Salt Lake County with Pleasant provp VIkJngs providing this 'competition 2 KANSAS CIT1 STRONG-AR- i i! . At h mo roves J J -. j:- : A |