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Show Williams Gefs Huge Salary Offer Maravich Four Teams In Top Ten Lose Hoop Tilts Scoring at Wiland llw NMriir-olNRW YOHK ilTl-fornifr Boston Washington Redskins got Vine mmm'r owner in haw-bal- l hams, our ol the highest paid really one nf a kind slugger turned it down at first L.nibaidi," savs Short. "That "That's righl." c o n f r m s isn't true. 1 thought about a (ilavcrs m all tune, automatical'.y the Same when Short "If I had taken no for an managerial lv becomes the highest paid change oui the (, it would have never discussed buying the club. ( Mice answer managvr of all time as soon w o with ms he K'lHinei-ockcome to this When e scia.-nefirst. I tool, a good hard look I came By (JKKG GALLO n,s name on um w , of Suii'.h Carolina rolled to their 16th win in 18 , , , c Fete Maravich is making a I the club talked to Ted aUuit managm:' to the conclusion contract IT Spurts Writer .vnators Washington , kept pai North giiine.s , by edging e runaway of the individual I needed a whole new face As for ill h lhe It was a lust weekend (or Larolma Mate dub he 'Hob, said, w Meanwhile "Hopefully it should be itlun samf WJU inu race in I lie V.4 this iU ;l Wils ,,mi know von and I'd like to help a new manager, no matter h w Norili Cuix'.'iui, Kentucky, IllinNentm ky lost some of their had another easy toueh as thes son He is currently averaging tJie net coiipie o( days," sHys pav,,r ttm, nlt. Boston Ited Sox. you I will help you by seeing many names as of one the ois iind Vlllanova. put into the mix nation's rolled past Washington State 83 42.1 own-prestige Hon Mion, club's history (rfMKiv m the points per game, nearly Washington . U Ia.--i In M1ID Tihv.ic tl. .. II IjiR linn taiill' that always you ,nid speaking with you li.nn lhe two names Wu iuui i av a ins w lAtw ait c tutor dmmwri in 'n. i... ..; . m .n u..n.... .,.. k ip inn not a wt uosmhuuii iunr5iait tx io tune .but really don't ,'ame out on top were Williams team., all m. ibers of the to, to Florida 8241 Saturday night. !po,ts to lead the Bruin' offen.se. heavy cabbage ever said lime Calvin M irphv of Niacara and Dimaggio So want to gel into Ibis'" went from ten, were upset and fell further The Wildcats. Dieviouslv ranked! ... ... J .,. . .7 Ralnh Owen's is nolnt oared . ... . .. ' He V .. ' knew there allhoug'a mosi cwiy.i dy behind the unbeaten Brui .j of fourth, suffered their first loss Short pci'Msted Santa Clara to an The NCAA figures listed lw- - ollf siNVifti- day lie II sign ami $ 13.1,000 a year or JuMHKl hut talked to all the so-- . ailed lA ia. w no rolled to their J5tn in the Southeastern Conference easv money alone wouldn't swing it nver S;m win a wnoie loi oi wnicnever it was, me ugiire low are fc,r B!inl's through Feb then invite eon.secutive triumph and saw their record drop to 17. Francisco. because Williams is making e pens assured me I had no qucstios if that dav passes made him high man of his lime North Carolina was ranked 3. Florida's Boyd Welsch coolly! Davidson $120,000 a year now working for chance to get Ted " crushed Furman 9th. without his signing. Nothing has Only ones to reach that pleatcu .! second before dropping a b&M s:nk two free throwa with nine 7 Scars Uoebuck. as Mike Malov scored 23 " Short, ai 51, is only a year since were Sandy Koufax and Pts Ave. changed. We're very close 10P to South Carolina seconds to olav to oreserve the rxiints decision Th win Wilkjiis" it on older Short sHl another than Williams, He ' put Whichever day Williams does Willie Mays nltimugh Frank record Maravich, USU 42.1 716 Friday night. The Tarheels upset. completed a perfect told Williams how ficd with him growing up and basis lie ms a long-tercomes close name to also notnnsoii sign nun by a 3t point Illinois suffered their second, in the Southern Conference, were 568 I 314 contract in that Murphy. Niagara he could contribute to a can tell you what Willams dd neat, small, Bui Washington's offer "over- - tnat-517 by John Roche, straight setback, a 0 loss to St. John's had to come from Mount, Purdue 32 3 performance whelmed" Williams a uuv who ''Urn ike Washington and more the lii'st time he eu-- saw fin The win boosted South Carolina Michigan St.. The Illini, ranked behind to beat a rugged Haywood, Detroit 561 312 he'll than that, how much he could playing for M.nneapolis 31 years get $100,000 a war base ir't -- asily overwhelmed Into a first place deadlock with, ninth, were beaten bv Michigan Fordham team 6. while Tallent, Geo. Wash. 548 30,4 contribute lo the country by ago. alone make would Senators' terms TV That certainly! pay. the Tarheels In the Atlantic the big five Roberts, USU won earlier in the week. Uaalle 560 28.0 him He hit a home run," savs to manage in a tils like for Ted's the sav paid manager something highest Coast Conference. Villanova, rated 10th in the championship by Drubbing St. AHndor, UCLA 432 27.0 which 'I doesn't have the Senators' new owner 'Washington ever never the we're .Granted in got (Casey Stengel ing apical But Dick Gruba' scored 25: country, was d' .bbed by a Joseph Purdue stayed Travis, Okla, C. 587 but who lhe finest image in the world followed him from that time on of inflation muctO but Williams middle that auite to lead North Carolina to powerful Duquesne team points atop the Big Ten Conference Portman, Creighton 504 26.5 will mat have another little eoodie ever offered such men as Habe right now Short was telling the and nam ally, the llun a convincing rout of The Dukes were In command with a win over Wisconsin. Curnutt, Miami 501 26 4 of an option Ruth a ""iith. Williams knew he was impressed me mi much ws h:s or form the in Jack 'coming Dempsey on In Clemson other games Pistol Pete Lanier, St. Bon. Saturday. The virtually all the way as they 446 262 to as great naiurai anuuy. i a er, i p,,c " buy 10 per cent of the million dollar deal in the same 1,nn Maravich scored 54 points to rnuch n factor as the money. iwas een more impre.sul by Senators' stock. Get field some came from paper, mey eight 1 victory over Free Throw Leaders Ftm-give Liu a Pet. and Saw It Written el.oi t that the superhuman that! and find after retired" you'll they pencil years Poor, Auburn as he became the first also! Babe. went a.ong w tl: it " "l'Vf ,(, " ritttMi that Gen'. to in You'll baseball .9176 comes $900,000. Ward, even' NoUnly m player to reach 2,000 points became interested in getting Williams maue no s ec al .9175 find no other manager has ever offered him a cheese sandwich his first two varsity seasons. Hagan, Vander. kind! .ri. is funny though and as 'l'ed Williams as soon as lhe, request m his talks with of ,913 Life Thomforde. Prince. come close this to a deal the nation's leading Maravich, .905 as MOMMY FFHRl'ARV i7 1919 and mat includes the late tremendously appealing scorer, now has a career total Vldnovlc, Iowa ' '1 .898 8 Daily Herald Connie Mack, who was tlie lasti Short's ofter was u Williams,' UMi, Fultz, R.I. of 2,024 points. county otn Cal Murphy fired In 42 points to lead Niagara to a 8 win LOS ANGELES (UPI)-B- obi Martin McGrady of Central over lona. In other action Tennessee Seagren is one of the few pole Ohio In 1966. vaulters in the world wno in the women's eomnetition. edged Georgia 57.55, Missouri Louisville expresses disappointment when!pert chi Cheng of the Republic downed Kansas beat Wichita St he clears 17 feet. 0f china, an Olympic medalist 5 downed DePaul and seagren, me uiympic games at Mexico City, equaled her own Cincinnati """"'w-'iTulsa surprised champion and holder of both the indoor hurdles record of indoor and outdoor pole vault 7.8 seconds. j marks, was an easy winner athletes were promForeign Saturday night in his event with inent in the meet, representing but he wasn't a leap of U.S. colleges they attend. happy about it. "I wanted to go for 18 feet Norwegian Arne Kvalheim of Norway ait the University of but first I felt I had to clear won the run in Oregon which would have raised 8:47.8. Finland's Pertti Pousl, indoor he an mark Inch," my Brigrum said. "I wasn't close on my first a rum attending two jumps but had a good Young University, captured the 25-chance on the third and failed." long jump at 1 South Africa's In the shot Mike put, was SALT LAKE CITY Seagren's performance one of the highlights of the first John Van Reenan, who Is Baxter of Orem, the only one annual U.S. Track and Field enrolled at Washington State, from his high school competing, Federation Indoor meet spon- captured the event with his brought the school a sixth-plac- e finish in the annual state sored by the Los Angelei lifetime best mark of And Finland's Erkkl Mustakarl high school meet swimming The crowd at the of Fresno State was third In the held Saturday afternoon in 16-South High School swimming Sports Arena saw several other pole vault at performances. The program featured a pool. outstanding Among them was the fastest number of relay events. The The meet was won by Cyprus mark indoors this year most spectacular was the with Kearns School, High posted by Lee Evans of San distance medley relay which the second and East High School Jose State, the Olympic games University of Southern Califor third. nia won. USC's Ole Olson and gold medalist. Mike set a new state record Evans was timed in 1:09.8 to Australian Kerry Pearce of the in the butterfly in the break the Sports Arena record University of Texas at El Paso which was then of 1:10 set by George Kerr of ran the final mile leg and Olson trials, 55.6, Norris Udy of Kearns. Jamaica in 1964. His time was easily outran the Aussie who tied by In the finals Udy came in at s of a second off holds the world indoor just an even better time of 54.8, and the world indoor mark set by mark. Baxter was 54.9 for second place. Baxter also was second in the individual medd being ley, just barely beaten by Craig Jones of Cyprus, who ' ' Because one BF6 RADIAL can outlast two of our new-ca- r tires. '" won in 2.07.4. Tl i 42.1 Clip 1 s , J5-3- , I r I ui-o- L. i ,. I Zn l third-ranke- d tJ 1 I S,-- ...... . - ' ,,7 I 1 72-4- 100-6- 75-7- ' '92-8- 7 endur-'comin- g 84-6- 70-5- 107-8- 1 . 87-6- 93-8- Seagren Clears 89-9- 84-9- 2 105-11- 6 InPoleVault 17-- 1 1 78-8- 5 79-8- 104-7- IBoIM(M(iIeoeEe 56-5- 65-6- Har-quet- 66-5- 76-6- Mike Baxter two-mi- n Places In le iruHrTAn CS ON TIRES AND SERVICES State Meet 4. Money Down Mo - JJJL Herald-Examin- large 6. 600-yar- d 400-met- 100-ya- two-mi- eight-tenth- le 200-yar- Player Strikes Hit There were only two other boys from Utah County participating: David Lynn of Spring-vill- e and Paul Dixon of Provo. He said HERE'S WHAT YOU SAVE. Spring Training Camps NEW YORK (UPI)-Negotia- -tions resume here today between the representatives of the baseball players and owners while the strike is expected to extend to another training camp in Florida. The New York Yankees open their training camp for pitchers and catchers in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. and the leading players including Mel Stottle-my- r and Stan Bahnsen, are ixpected to boycott the camp. The Chicago White Sox were the only team to start the training sessions for pitchers and catchers last week and their established players, includ-e- d Gary Peters, Tommy John and Joel Horlen, refused to show up. Marvin Miller, the executive director of the Major League Players Association, said Sun day there has been "no change" in the negotiations. there has been "no new offer" Lynn placed sixth butterfly. by the owners despite reports the players were looking over a new management proposal. The owners currently contri bute 4.1 million each and have offered o icrease it $1 million to $5.1 million a year. The players claim t' one million will be absorbed by the increase from 20 to 24 teams and thev In the SLZE Whitewalls 100-ya- Barrientos 7.QO-1- 3 40.90 7.75-1- 4 48.23 52.98 53.00 8.25-1- 5 8.55-1- 5 - le Duncan, Northrup Win Roch Cup Ski Crowns I 2 ' "NEW-CAR- 8.85-1- 4 9.15-1- 5 Ru!r tfidi ln YOU SAVE On replacement cost 63.22 69.80 22.32 76 26 23.28 23.30 25.64 25.58 29.37 29.07 30.85 94.98 94.70 98.92 pnci. two whltiwill Jllvirtown MO'i. ftdiul Ucm Tu JUS h " 21.57 76.30 83.82 83.76 65.63 68.07 8.85-1- 5 TIRES " I Including Fed. Tax 58.18 58.18 65.61 8.55-1- 4 By ANTONIO FRIGINAL also want the money tied to a television1 MANILA (UPI) Filipino of the Rene Barrientos opened cuts income. Navarro's eyes By March 1, the full squads of undr Ruben all the clubs are supposed to! and seemed to gain strength m rounds to win the report to their respective the later World Boxing Council's vacant camps. If the settlement isn't reached version of the junior lightweight and the player? don't back title Saturday night with a decision. down, baseball will have Its unanimous A capacity crowd of 30,000 In its on strike first the Araneta Coliseum began hands by then. a knockout in the At stake in the dispute is the calling for with Barrientos rounds late funding of the pension plan. punishing the loser from Los Anee es a most 81 win. com pounds, fighters weighed 129 and they fought on even terms until Barrientos took control in the last six rounds. Barrientos The was unable to knock down his opponent, but Navarro slipped to the canvas in the 13th round. of Bishop, Calif., wai third it The ASPEN, Colo. (UPD-iPe- ter victory gave Barrientos a Duncan, 24, of Canada, won the 1:03.02. : .ord of e Roch The three-daRoch Cup In Aspen Sunday, The three Filipino judges all finish Cup for men and women this favored Barrientos. combining a seventh-plac- e Judge Arte-miin the slalom, the final event, year was more notable for the Pedro Cruz scored it with his win Friday In the skiing stars who stayed in Flores and Pep Scarella downhill. Europe thnn for those top skiers UPI scored it The Women's Roch Cup was competing. The fight was recognized by skiers the World Boxing Council as the Five top American clinched Saturday by Penny the from .Aspen championship were of for the missing Elicottville, 17, Northrup, the race list because of conflicting division, declared vacant by the won when she N.Y., women's .slalom. She also won! races in Italy and uccnoslova-th- WrBC because last month kia. They were Spyder Sablch, champion Hiroshi downhill Friday. Kobayashi from Montremontl ranked ninth in World Cup allegedly refused to meet Duncan, Quebec, had a combined standings, racing in Italy; Judy Barrientos. lime for two runs Sunday of 'and Cathy Nagel and Marilyn Barrientos fought Kobayashi and Kiki Cutter, who were all in for the title in Tokyo last year 1:04.04 which ended in a controversial The first three places in the Italy. Snow on the Aspen courses draw. The California Athletic men's slalom were taken by and the Nevada members of the U.S. Ski Team was finely packed powder on Commission State Boxing Commission anwho had just returned from the the first two days of racing. European racing circuit. Their The two men's slalom courses nounced they would recognize equipment had not arrived In Sunday were set on lower Aspen the outcome. ' world time for to enter the Mountain's Strawpile Slope. The It was the second in the and title" fight, Philippines in snow was packed but aoft, downhill Saturday. Rick Chaffee, 23, of Rutland, it became rutted and icy as the two months. Another Filipino, Vt., won the slalom with a time last of more than 60 racers Pedro Adigue, won the WrBC of 1.00.06. Second was Hank came down. Dozens fell as they world junior welterweight crown Kashiwa. Old Force. N.Y , in a crossed a road in the middle of against Adolph Pruitt of the United States last Dc. 14. time of 1:01.34. Dinnls McCoy Uht coursa. full-sca- RADIAL PRICE Including Fed. Tax 8.25-1- 4 Gains Title percentage I If if la $3 J2 t& ptt Radial Tin, tl.W It (3.01 H' HO. HERE'S WHY. Silvertown Radials ara built a new way. The belt reduces tread scuffing. So BFG Radials roll asiar. And your car's angina doesn't work so hard. BFG R&dials deliver up to twice the mileage of our "new-car- " tires yet cost just 40 more. You can save 60 of the cost of tires. Plui hundreds of gallons of gaal Also, BFG Radials have flexible sidewalls for better traction and cornering. And d a smoother ride. 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