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Show Mrch Jl, Monday, Till! . Jl FRAUD. Prove, IHah-Pa- 7 ge Thorpe Makes Track Hall at Fame W. Va "H4RLESTON. The i!y d'CSyHI tirT1; 'at M'iiS0. St51fe 1QT;j Vir? 5f athietfs rhost-- fur the hall s ilH-- AAU c'tutmpianutius. Ctwhes induct iTr? V,'U Lhre? NC.A re? ay dmrnpuns. bum "Bili" and Kdward and "ti Ml'1 relay (rhan.-iuRshttura. atid ti kuse contributor efforts. rPl Juts a?? Thcfpe, legendary Indim atrdtie liose rise jn track y a flap over eclipsed professional statu- that stripped him of fHvrric medak, as snd f.;rr.er, among 13 inducted Satardav into ine National Track and Field Hall of Fame. Indian who Thorpe, a became the Jy competitor ic vji btth the pentathlon ar.d Avathlnn in Olympic history, and Juhn B. Flanag;in, another Cympic suiervar of the early i;tiric I - 1- R3 f - f : X 4 irn Sac-Fo- I st f J I Orunll middi) John 'Thomas, Scott John basketball championship Saturday night at Spanish Fork fligh Schcxtl"ith a ! triumph over Prove 10th. 79-6- three The game capped consecutive weeks of tournament play conducted by the athSeU' directors of the region with champs being crowned in explorer, young adult, and sensor divisions of competition. Payson 8th captured third place in the senior tournament with a victory aver Kolob 15th. Heher 4ih grabbed fourth win over Provo place with a 77-5- 0 53-4- NCAA n , iff Melbourne Olympics. A. To'imey, winner of the rvtiood! AAU pmiathion title fiHir times in a fueyear span Area Tournament to be held April at RYU. Rivergrove 3rd has three men named to the team, including Vince Miner, named the most valuable piaver. Others honored from Rivergrove m the 13. C4ripics and second P'ukt in the same event four years later. (Foreign Cars) W the made 6th. Payson ail tournament team. Others named to the team were Veidoti Taylor of Provo 25th, Dave Wiikey of Heber 4th, Bert Oakey of Kolob 15lh, Farell Rubier of Payson 1st and Jim Kimmel of Edgemont 1st. " F.E.T. 145x10 1.07 155x12 1.40 145x13 i.3i 165x13 1.67 175x13 1.90 30.03 3 8.50 38.42 40.42 43.74 165x14 1.78 49.41 155x15 1.67 165x15 1.88 45.63 52.45 who along with goaltender Sunday night while Montreal tied Parent are the with Boston. before the start of the playoffs, for the Flyers, assisted If the teams maintain their tie Philadelphia Flyers are on two goals and now has scored same positions for another week, dispelling all doubts about their at least one point in his last 17 the opening round playoff readiness to make a successful games. matchups starting a week from ?n addition to getting them in Tuesday will match Los Andefense of the Stanley Cup. stride for the playoffs, the geles against Toronto, Boston Coming off a mild slump that victory also was important for against St. Loui.;, Pittsburgh left some people wondering, the the Flyers in their bid to against Chicago and the Rang- Flyers have reached what seems complete the regular National ers against the islanders. The to be peak form as they ran their Hockey League season with the four division leaders receive first unbeaten string to 11 games most total points. They now have ' round byes victory 108. one more than both Buffalo Sunday night with a and Montreal. over the Chicago Black Hawks. Maple Leafs 5, Sabres 4 Buffalo lost to Toronto Team Ccptain Bobby Clarke, George Ferguson scored a pair of goals as Toronto beat Buffalo for the first tirr.e this season. The lead after two Leafs taioyed a periods "before Fred Stanfield and Rene Rotert scored for the Sabres to make it close. Canadians 2, Bruins 2 KNOXVfLLE, Tenr.. UPI; -- Atkins of St. Louis won a Lafleur scored his 51st Guy Las Vegas and Fort Worth tied unanimous decision over Mike at 7:29 of the final period, goal for the team title in the National In Huckabee of Charlotte. a power play effort by Golden Gloves Boxing another unpopular decision, the offsetting Boston's Bobby Orr just 69 SaturTournament completed judges awarded Aaron Pryor of seconds earlier, to earn Montday night. class real its tie. Phil Esposito scored Cincinnati a the winners had 23 points each decision over Tyrone Harris of his 59th goal for the Bruins and with Cincinnati third with 21. lizabeth. Jacques Lemaire got the other 19, followed by St. Iuis Paul Sherry of Las Vegas, Montreal goal. Washington 18, Knoxville and fighting in the class, National Hockey league Charlotte 17, Rocky Mountain 14 had the closest call among the Division sixl Miami and Elizabeth, N.J., victors. He won a decision over w. l. t. pts gi 10. 49 18 10106 282 177 Larry Hinnant of Washington but win to Las Vegas had a chance 322421 85 255 211 suffered a cut over the left eye NY Islanders the team title but Albert that caused the referee to stop NY Rangers Man 85 311267 33 29 14 80 234 222 Atlanta Sandoval lest an unpopular the bout tice to look at the Division 2 decision to Leo Randolph of damage. Despite the cut, Sherry 1. pts ff R w. Rocky Mountain. Sandoval ap35 32 10 80 257 253 Vancouver got the judges' vote. .IS 34 8 78 256 233 peared to have the Frankie Williams of CincinChicago 3230 14 78 253 254 St. Louis bout won early in the match but nati defeated of Hatfield Cary 23 47 7 53 217 327 Minnesota the decision went to Randolph. v. Huntington, - W. Va , when t;i ti In the heavyweight division, Hatfield" suffered a cut and the Division 3 1. pts Emory Chapman of Las Vegas referee called the fight. Clinton 44 14 19 107 354 n Wireal knocked out Johnny Tate of Jackson of Knoxville decisioned 40 16 20 100 257 176 Jackson. (Xiell Iieonard of Charlotte in the IjS Angles 3626 15 87 315 274 Pittsburgh In the 106 pound class, Ciaudel 147 pound class. 22 43 12 56 248 321 iroit Suggested Exchange Price SIZE Bemie I 145x10 PIUS 1.0? f l.X. TIRI. SUGG. EXCHANGE PRICE m 30 03 FAKLER'S SALE PRICE 27.02 34.65 34.Q4 36.37 39.36 44.46 41.06 47.20 1 4 Vegas, Port Worth Dominate Golden Gloves Las 2 d d FREE SERVICES MICHELIN XWW WHEN YOU PURCHASE A SET OF MICHELINS: (American Cars) Free Free Free Free Mounting Balancing Valve Stems Puncture Repairs Free Front End Alignment Cheek (Warning: Michelin fires need to be aligned to Michelin's specifications or they may wear posHy). 1 See The 165x13 pfet 1.8. III f.I.T. 1. 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Marshall Smith, a student at Colorado State, threw the discus 181 feet, one inch to establish a record in that event by 18 feet. In the triple jump, Jimmy unatWashington, competing tached in the open division, leaped 53 feet 10 inches for another record. In other action, Mississippi State won the mile relay with a time of 3:08.5. Howard University was next with 3.09.1 with Jackson State third at 3: 10. Ralph Smith won the dash in 9.5 seconds ana anchored Southwest Louisiana's team. winning Ihc loam of Greg I.awrence, Isuih Douglas, Wayne Hardy and Smith finished wiiii a time of 40.1 of a second seconds, ahead of second place Florida d d s two-tent- Division 3.11 2.68 2.97 3.16 3.29 3.36 . 1. 1. pts g! ga 15 107 343 235 Bcston 4024 13 93 338 234 Tortrto California 31 31 15 77 274 298 19 45 12 5fl 20 division Philadelphia 4 Chicago I Toronto 5 Buffalo 4 NY Rangers 8 Kansas City 2 Montreal 2 Boston 2 Detroit 8 Washington 5 Pittsburgh 4 MiniKS'ta 1 Tonight's Gaum games scheduled) adidas PETE KEN FAKLER RON FAKLER Provo Store FAKLER Prvo Stor Provo Store 300 - Saturday's Results NY Islanders 6 NY Rangers 4. 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Washington iaffntti Eichenot Met 44,8f SIZE E. 756-295- 0 Spanish 109 Fork in mm. and Stella Walsh, who tw first place in the 109 meters MICHELIN XZZ ail-sta- the 1956 Wili:am JuLb J Maiarso, for the 1 j Flyers Extend Unbeaten String By United Press Internationa! With just one week remaining Slph. 25th, and Edgemont 1st won the were Richard Ellsworth and consolation title by tripping Bruce Truman. Also Rivergrove coach Jim Maland was named Payson 1st 5744 thai a coach of the all tournament team 3rd, Palmyra didn't make it to the final night team. of play, won She sportsmanship Provo 19th players named to r team were Joel the trophy. Wright and Gary Madsen. The first four teams, Anil Richards of Payson 6th Rivergrove 3rd, Provo lOlh. was named the most outstanding Payson filh and Hebcr 4th player, and Brad Bevan. also of qualified fo Marquette; Bbby Joe taner of the 100 and ?) meters and anchored the wn id record sprint relay team in Morrow, -- Senior Hoop Tourney Ends Rivergrwe 3rd captured he n Two Senior and crowns hile atiriiing a strmg of Zi straight chaiiipionships Hurt, a Brookneal. Pa., native, produced tight separate NC.A Ju J PI Fitzgerald, (back) Multi-Regio- iib nan to capture the ofily . . more sprint titles thai any of his ciUtmpiraries during his years at rtVr athletes Sxlctd HKt-ards- but jump Ralph nn Augustus, Brute Truman, Richard Valgard-ar- e son. Richard Ellsworth and roach Jim team members Marcus Faust, Vinson Miner, Garland Baird. outdoor tndtxir his. i f i Juhn Baker, cross country, doAfl years Ck!d Mdais the I'ttufrsity of m srp Olympic pole vault rvwt; creation Ik'k'n wmner tf the Chicago Track Club, viewed as s iu 11 5. setting a world vhk for aitufttfur track and marl in the 1ST Berlin M4 development in America. Olympics, iinrace Ashenfeitcr 111. the 1349 NCAA Thorpe, whose rej.1 nante, mtant "bright path," champum as a collegian at Alice Coa.'htr.an vwm his dual honors at the VIZ Pchtj SUw-Stockholm Oiympc ganies. His feus, winner of 35 AAt" itiuonr was 780 points above his and outdoor chamfionships in imins teams at rlantfimnd, Ind . High Srruwl. Uuke arid Katisas. From 1351 to J3S9, his Kans.is teams landed x U RIV ERG ROVE 3RD WARD titan ct.sa4.hed Itaydin was cited for sprints and Metcalfe who U totii that stcwJ a dtca-.hijn-- a 100 N. 1 American Fork afttr that date) |