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Show Tuursday. August Angels Continue Winning, Bomb Phoenix, 1 K i - - ITI -ran, up BStXJTTCA?lUl a1nm hire Wednesday IjeaiTJe ikes team "Hut." expUined IVasant Grove's Paul Gilk'spie. " will probably take us two or thre fiames tifore we start " p!a ing real giKid tkill Ctmicn Gillespie, tn his third year as the iking mentor has pretty j;'od reasons for Unng a good Golden Eagles To Train With bit nesitaiU about prtHlicting inimcdi.ite suotM The .MKing head coach onl has two Vikings returning w ith much playing experience Coraptains CTtip Cdlon a 5 7. ISO pound center and linebacker and Di ve ITS pound tight end Warner, and middle linebacker each a kit of playing time during las year's Viking team which finished ith a gixid Mure results of the lrtno City J retxHd and a berth in the tennis tournament were announced this ukiming (lass AA A State Tournament (iain Experience nmHSatn As soon as some of the oungcr H Kanm HJ J llnMnK T Mrrthur J M players iMTumulate some game H lXlurdik4 II CV'n'nt. M 1 Pleasant Grove ean 1 Kir-patn- coach-gener- - l' "nw made tke Class i State AAA Vikings Tournament last season with a i t mark, and should have another good team this year. MOSCOW ilJPli The US n havini; Hiplum;!tic b.iskcHball team today began its with the Soviets, nations (J.l.',UNHIJ:rUHI.H-M.1.'.IJUJ- - M Arthur-Canm- aH MM M Itown llnwn fvVirdi Clark (lark SmwHe. 74. 44. 74 ljtiunUYtrnt d e (rf-i- - Aug Slst-- be Scjti 7tn Was.it ;h PUas.uit Grove at Region Six Schedule U Carbofl at Pleasant Sept Grove Pleasant Grove at 21 Sept 28 Si'pt d at Springville l"kas,intGrove IVasant Grove at Oil S Spanish Fork Oct 10 Grove Oct. - t'mtah (ki. at Heasant Pleasant Grove at IB laystm Peasant Grove at 26 Annrican Firk Tickets on Sale - 11. With HOl'STON tPPli to a $100 scaled seat, up prices Item. U. tickets went on sale Wednesday M fir the liobbv Riggs Hillic Jean lkIISta(ln K 1.114 S Schniwf.ll King $100 000 winner take-al- l ar4jil4SaM(lr tennis match. l K S Kranpw M The Astrodome offered I 200 of (' Ikrddi'l II Kwd tmn'iiiailri the court side $100 scats for the Jcn-cP Kuth def M l three-o- f ' five sets Sept. 20 Mn'tOvrrS between Riggs and Mrs King. 4 St II Hnumtdi'f M Vanftm l M rYjiiipt.m ,iIIutU Tullk-di'- r-- bi-s- To.','"'"' SoxGeiKaat - The MILWAUKEE (I'PIl Chicago White Sox. in desperate rMH'd for a starting pitcher. Wednesday acquired veteran southpaw Jim Kaat from the Minnesota Tw ins on waivers. Kaat. who has an II 12 record this season with a 4 40 ERA. has lost eight of his last decisions. 6-- 1 1 - Mli.WAl'KEE il'Pli The Philadelphia Phillies obtained veteran utility infielder Hilly Grabarkewit. from the California Angels Wednesday for a player to he named laicr. Grabarkewit z. w ho batted only .163 in limited roles with the Angels, w ill report to the Phillies in San Francisco. T nn The U.S. cagen. led by David Thompson of North Carolina State, met Britain in the first round of competition. At stake in the end. however, is the pride and prestige of the United States, which Jost at these games four years ago and then was shattered in the dispute-marreOlympic at Munich last competition IS73 V Pre Season Aug 24th Morgan .it Pleasant Giv. HmMlkMUr should ck'vclop "into a sound team." as Coach Gillespie explains it "It is going to take us a while to put everything together." he added, "but if and wlicn we do. we should have a " pretty good team The Viking coaching staff, including Darrold Henry and Jack Hill feel they have a pretty good quarterback in tall Colby Adimson who stands 63 and wviglis a solid 170 pounds. Hig things arc also expected out of halfback Mike Ford who received some play last season. Ford stands 5 and weighs 165. One of the bigger Vikings is 185 tackle Paul Stewart, a pound senior who, according to his coaches, should spend a good portion of each game in the enemy backfield searching out the opposition. Tough Along with most of the other Region Six coaches. Gillespie 1 1 favor pro or con. North Koiea is boycotting the games because of the participation of its southern neighbor. The other nation. South Korea, quest for a gold medal in the seventh World University was received with no noticeable Games. The games officially opened Wednesday night with a fil nation parade of colors marked by loud booing of the Israeli delegation. Second Victory TT 1 1 45 5th WEST J0QTIJ 373-2- 0 d Cox Optioned AUTOMOTIVE SUPER MARKET 100 CENTRAL UTAH'S O.MY summer. The gala and colorful opening held ceremonies, at raindrenched Stadium before nearly 90.000 persons, were clouded by a chorus of boos and whistles directed at the Israeli delegation, one of two participating contingents ocxim ' I. iWWw inn ii Basketball Team Begins Quest as Games Start l.r 0 in ini ll-4- i 1969-7- iii Mtif nniw PLEASANT GROVE FOOTBALL coack Paul Gillespie, kneeling in the center, is expecting big things from bis Chris Colton, left and Dave Warner. The anx-- t, Pksant (.ror'r. 1 experience - 1 Grmeteam liAi Pm-i- 0 ? I'taa-Pa- ge and is tnmg this ear uith relatives Ik w;w quite active in Australian athletics, but oik's not kixtw about American a l football Gilkpie fivls that his kicking, k'anied in Australia, will d finitely help the I'Uasant Provo Open Net Results ail. two-iiird- s g tlv.it Anitn an FihI iid Stniigviik' are gonvi; to be the ttHiliest gnd schtkd in trie aiva "AnnTH'an Fork will U' ie irf llie tmigh om-s.- " In evplaimd, "but Spiing!lle plaved alm.wt all jur last year, plus tlte sophomore team was unbeaten. that U'Hin can t tu lp btfl be real gid " An unexpected sut prise on this xears ikmg ttani is kukcr Slew V. an mpnl front Aastraha He just armed in lleavinl Grove from Australia fi-- Herald Spurts Writer At last finally a coach that abutted he might ha a pretty The Salt Lake Angds night It was Sail third wth seven runs in the fifth inn-in-g the Itxunix straight nrtiiry and ll Halo's and (dams 117 in Pacific Coast twenty-thir- d in their last 33 gamrs. Piunnix hm losl Uif Bs last 12. S,xvd Mickey Rivers paced the Salt lake attack by hitting f.r the cycle and driving in five runs He tripled in the first, singled in the swind. lined his in the eighth homer of the fifth and d'tubled. also in the SALT LAKE CITY -- The Salt filth Lake Golden fugles Hiickey Club The An ls sent 2 men to the and its parent club, the plate and nameivd sewn hits in California Golden Seals of the that hijj filth inning National Hockey League, will as Hill Winning pitcher hold a combined training camp who hurled fiMir and at Kingston, Ont . Canada, under innings in relief of Ed the direction of Al Rollins, rtyumta. hising pitcher was Ed manager of the Sulka. trr third of three Phoenis Eagles, and 'red Glover, pitchers Four of the seven general manrger of the Seals. Anis-l- s ruas in the tittn were The camp w ill get underw ay charted to him Sept. t when the rookie hopefuls The Angels-Giant- s scries en report for medical exams and all tinues thnwgh Monday. t lira year players win dp on tne tm Irmfur SUadHt kt for the start of a strenuous training period the following day. I pet h Veteran players from Salt n a Lake. California and other points Sail SM m u 't Ihwill report at Kinston Sept. 16 C 4 ii'i 444 IT1! Si and suffer through their first on ice drills the following day. Two J art k. a day workouts will be the order a as 2 Spa.anr of the day through the first Tan HTM D K M m 7 W Wi I latum couple of weeks. 452 I2'i 57 "But we can easily extend W4mdut't KroalU that," Rollins smiled, "if their Sak lake II IWnn 7 attention wanders. A good part of I law I Kuimx- - i gamm scheduled our success last season came Thar fax (aim early in the season because we Kiww al I'awaii were in better condition than our Tannna at Spulmnc opposition. I want to make sure Altujui'nur at Turwn .Sail ik ( it)' we get off to another good start Hwiui al MMM- 7 ll IVrai this coming season." Sak Ijtk ll 14 I MHf S1AI1 ill. IjiWIIc iSi1S1 and Gerry Mazur. a center and one and of Salt Lake's most popular limit fl tljjuma). kirkr"lrK-Sands W Kirkpatm i7i IJ'Sukli the team's first players during HUllivtiv two campaigns in the Western S3 MM -- I I t Hockey league, wiii be reporting I I I II! 464 to the Eagles' camp after two Hawaii Sankrini. K I (lark i5i llrmau 7 with seasons outstanding Dayton SUffriNm ill and On Dam iHOi of the International Hockey and lliatt I J' Santurini 14 III! Ijmpard. league. Mazur, who captivated Iknaldsiin. Martin. 1(0 Clark Eagle fans with his solid, hustling defensive play and penalty-killinabilities during the 1969-7and 1970-7.seasons, AKRON (IJPli Hometown his scoring and favorite Don Johnson delighted improved playmaking skills while with his supporters with his second Dayton and twice finished near tournament victory of the year the top in the IHL's Most Wednesday and added a $4,000 Valuable Player voting. first prize to his winnings. Two years ago he registered 17 His latest earnings gives goals in 52 games and last season Johnson a total of $:i6.6l.'l in prize center tallied money for the year in the 21 points on 32 goals (a career Professional Howlers Associahigh) and 61 assists in 68 games. tion circuit. Mazur was voted the Eagles' "Rookie of the Year" in the season and received the Hustle Award the following season. In 140 games with Salt l)S ANGELES (I'PIl The Lake he scored 24 goals and 44 Montreal Expos Wednesday assists. optioned infielder Jim Cox to the The Golden Eagles open their Pcnasylvania . Whips to make fifth WHL season Oct. 9, when room on the roster for Hemic they host the Denver Spurs in the Allen, who was purchased from the New York Yankees. Salt Palace. Golden Seals THE HERALD. Provo, Vikings Need Experinece Before Becoming Winners 1- -7 SALT LAKK CITY lO. Coach Claims - - a ll. l $ 2 HOOD 4 TOP I QUALITY FOR flKTWKj Wt!M40 SUPER TIRE BUYS FLEETWOOD OIL FILTERS PLY -T- ERXXATQZ "400" FOR 283 to 400 NYLON TIRES LOW PRICE 1 MOST CARS & TRUCKS ,a a Just OltrTO TO CF CHEVROLET yC"fwV lAWW' fnfn ) I tachometers SlewarlWorner A" QQQ f THE FOOTBALL STORE 664 H. 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