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Show r--t - w of lICQf till n n n I n us t r y.ir 4S" :.r - Ariz. TUCSON, Brad BYU's plate team Arizona 20 Invitational Field last Saturday. Gary Peterson, Heavyweight C'Vin.MiMiiv wm week. wrestling with just one day's practice behind hi.r., finished second to Oregt-State's Larry Bielenberg, the NCAA champion two years ago. Paul Fehlberg finished third at 126 and Sam Orrae was fourth at 118. Coach Fred Davis said he was the team didn't finish disappointed higher, "but we realize this was tough competition for a first match." Oklahoma won the tournament with D rector Phi! Lett said today that this week's play will be on an open i - basis but that a league will be organized during the week. at baiftirne, 26-2- 5 BYU's Scott in the parallel a 9.1. Billington was third in floor exercise with a 9.15. He finished sixth in vaulting with an 8.9. Dan Drew and Tim Dopp scored 8.2 and 8.1 respectively in the sidehorse. but did not place" Steve Lindquist scored 7 6 on the high bar. scoring University Jan. competition. y v I-- 'aifca.l...wi' F t V -- i -- r: ' 4 wt-.w- ? v i I r, ; ) , L.u:J , VB-"- rusr 1 -- t'rn (UPI Teiephoto) and -- 6-- 1 16-1- 9. Avoid Early Burnout To lWl '1 i Women paddlers Win LeLei LARAMIE, Wyo. April 10. He will meet either Hie Nastase, Rod Laver, Manual Orantes or Kaudd Solomon. They play a round - robin tournament Dec. scm:Sina!s Sunday. Connors, who took a hard victory over the frustrated fought Gerutaiiis (right), qualified for the Cup finals t'ONNUKa tieltj expresses fariisell with an impish grin after the winning point against Vitas Gerulaitis during the WCT Challenge Cup JiMiViY L. S VTr.AS, Nev. ( UPI I after winriing - At M ae 24. Davis Cup competition. Connors said "I'm not making excuses, because I can play when I'm crawling. But I'm doing what's best for me. "I could play every week but I'd be a basket case by 1977. I am on the : 100 - SB 4AiT e"J5 - Mrm i t0 frr W 4fc? Connors won. Falling behind 1 in the third set, Connors rallied to to win three straight Connors won the games to tie the set final with Gerulaitis hitting a forehand into the net to give Connors the final point. Connors then breezed through the final set, winning the first five games. "I never charged tny ,Nlrniegy," Connors said. "I figured he couldn't continue playing like he was and I felt it wo!d take him five sets to beat me. If I'd been down two sets to one, it would havebetm a pretty long waysback. "I strupotpd today. I wa just trying tn hang in there. He was hot and I was on the cool side. It's just the end result that counts." Gerulaits said of Connors, "He hasn't gotten where he is by not showing a lot of guts. He usually plays best when his back is to the wall." 6-- 1 5-- 16-1- it He lost the first set. dropping the last two games, then roared to a advantage in the second set but was tied !o 9 4-- future plans. Connors, competing in his first WCT Challenge Cup. will meet in tlie fmais against either Ilie Nastase, Rod Laver. Manuel Orantes or Harold Solomon, who will square off in the other senuTinal flight here Dec. Connors had rough going aga'asi QoT"' 3-- 3-- Connors had set point three times but Gerulaitis came leading hark to force the which when W . I "Lock, played in a Jot of tournaments this year." Connors said. "I'm going to have to make some decisions about next year." The flamboyant tennis star has scheduled a luncheon in Culver City. Calif., Wednesday to talk about his . 5-- a IS & nearly every major Fonoimoana won the 50 yard championship. Jimmy Connors is not butterfly and the 100 - yard individual yet talking of retirement, but he is medley and swam on a winning relay to fearful thnt if he doesn't slow down his $5. pace BYU's victory' over Wyoming and pace, he may burn himself out. A program of 11 or 13 fights will be both mentally and Connors said he was forced to borderline Kearney State Friday night and swam on the card. Chynoweth said that Lopez on several relays in the Cougars' withdraw from U.S. Davis Cup physically. It's time for me to do will referee some of the bouts and Wyoming Relays victory Saturday. competition early next yea.' because of something Hike." Asked sliont how long he wou'.'J former world's middleweight Tricia Dollanghan won the one and a hack injury he siifforprl during tha champion Cone Fullmer will also be on three - meter diving both days. Pacific Southwest in Los Angeles last continue playing competitive tennis, hand and referee some bouts. BY'U won the relays handily, scoring Connors threw back a question at which was aggravated September, 126 to 106 for Wyoming, 96 for Northern Lopez will be at Fuitmer's Celebrity reporters. during a recent tournament in Europe Restaurant in Midvale tonight from 5 Colorado, 56 for Utah, 44 for Western He said he went against his doctor's . "What about the guy who wads t take p.m. to 7 p.m. for an autograph session. State and 38 for Kearney State. order to compete here in 3 semifinal that big vacation at 65? What if he dies then. Sooner cr later, we're all round ol tne VJ2o,0u0 winner-lake-aWCT Challenge Cup. going to be down there six feel shaking tiebreriker; hands with each olher." Stniilglmg through Connors, who enjoyed his finest year Sunday. Connors defeated Vitas in 1974 winning Wimbledon, the U.S. to win $50,000 Gerulaitis 18-lead in the first efforts weren't enough to and advance to the finals of the Open and Australian Open, came back Orem ended its an quarter and were never negate the strong Challenge Cup April 10 in Las Vegas. this year to recapture his U.S. Open weekend tournament acheaded. rebounding of the Wildnote a Asked about his decision to pull out of crown. on tion winning Spanish Fork fell cats". Saturday, earning third behind Fork's Spanish early, but pulled Bonneville in the place invitational tournament, even in the with Cowboys a Classic with the middle only which includes four of the victory over the Lakers. to fall behindquarters,in the five county teams in again But Spanish Fork, final stanza. Region Six, begins "He's a great pinch hitter to have, playing in the Elko By United Press International who Thursday at 3 p m. and Nelson Page, ) IChristinas (Nev dedicated to the team." Portland totally the week's in Larry Steele, as in steal, came up with nvitational, fell to scored just six pointswas highlights Jack Own Kamsay said of Steele. the Li,: in a clay Sunday prep activity. night game and Saturday's game, Grantsville SPANISH FORK between toiirna-menH) Steele's theft of the ball at I 29. when tne Portland Trail Blazers and t all Wasatch fell to South named to the liurlon 5 0 ! 10, Pflerwn 7 00 Cleveland Cavaliers that some led to a pair of the Blazers led Brian team. people 14 Summit 55 49 in a non 64 6. (Virsoo ! 0!2. feel may be a preview of the National Bill Walton just lu Dons Billsragr0 led the throws free Peterson by 4 5 C J n.nslfimn II. tournament non Basketball Association championships seconds later. I with 14 points. Steve Bills 6 ?. ToUU II !4 S. conference game. next spring. added 11 and Phil Burton CRANTM U.U" (ill who S Harrison 4 S S "The play that hurt us was the Ryan Liddiard, William 2 10. . 11 was ill Friday night, tossed in turnover on a fast break when Steele Steele stole the ball with less than a Bob Hyde hnot J 2 I. VanSny 1 2 t. Sophomore bounced back for 30 st:e lbt ball. That is the one that really J. minute and a half renaming to set up tossed in 21 points for the An.Jorxl 1 3 4 11. Venwn I killed us." said Cleveland Coach Bill points to lead the Timers ( ill? two throws Portland 0 4 TuuU24 13 31 and then fru sank to loss their and Mike Hatch, named Wasps in II 27 42 (1 a Fitch. (itnal.ttltr of foul shots himself to lead the p'dr tournament South Summit and David Spanivti fork I 27 42 H to the all Moments after Walton's free shots. Trail Blazers to a 93 89 victory over Allen Duke Davis and mrrntx-nil louniiiiiwnl team team, scored 20 Dave Twardzik sank another IVrtland's Cleveland. Nclion added 10 3piece. but their The Tigers jumped to 5-- teele's Steal Sets Up Trailhlaier Win 78-6- 6 61-5- 0 88-8- Jl lH'k.'rMn3l-47.t'fA3O-0S- 1 r Monte Carlo Field CARLO. Filieen Monaco (UPI top tennis players have pledged participation in I Monte International - r- V:- .... BYU lost the field goal contest 28 to outscored USU in free throws 13 to eight. DYU ccimccte i wil'u onlj 22 percent of its field goals in the first half, but improved to 43 per cent in the second half for a 33 per cent average for the game. USU made 44 per cent of their field goals coach Elaine Michaelis said, "I feel really good about our first game even though we were weakened without two of our top players." "We were tough defensively, and we had only 12 turnovers to their 22." Danny Lopez, world's featherweight boxing champion who started his fight career at Stan's Boxing Club in Gi em, will be at Orem High School Tuesday night to watch and officiate in an amateur boxing program there. The fight program, sponsored by Stan Chynoweth, will begin at 8 p.m. General admission is $3 and ringside the T A"y--?ft- "- 26, but Lopez to Referee MONTE :f.7.;'i,vi Jir 6-- their first team 5 in yj other host Nippon The gymnasts - x ,3j ,.t. fwnjfTs:-'!H'w,tf.--vi!,- tcr'l But BYU stalled the last 20 seconds to win the game. Top scorers for BYU were Mona Stevens, Provo, with 8 14 from the field and from the free throw line for 18 points; Diana Lemmon with four field goals and six free throws for 14 points; and Judy Tuft with five field goals and one free throw for 11 points, Debbie Freestone, a 5 - foot - 11 playing post for BYU, controlled the boards with II rebounds. She had formidable opposition, fighting almost two much taller Utags, one the and John Billington finished among the top three in their specialties at the Oregon Invitational Gymnastics bar competition, ' i. three. Gymnasts Do Well Meets Saturday night. Bleak finished second s 1 the Cougars moved ahead midway in the second half to earn a five to seven points lead which they held until the last two minutes of the game. USU scores then cut the BY'li lead to 2-- 5 - . . , t 67-G- 4. Trailing be basically the same, although Peterson, who also plays football, is doubtful as Tangerine Bowl practice begins that day. Ore. ss.-- . In its first game of the season, the BYU women's basketball team edged USU Saturday afternoon in the Spectrum in Logan The Cougars host Idaho State at 7:30 p m. in the Smith Fi'ddhouse Wednesday. Davis said his lineup will EUGENE, V. w jiff 88 Vj points. Cal Poly was second with 61 !4, Minnesota had 56, Arizona State had 46, Oregon State, 44 V and BYU 44. Bleak USB: . ' , Svhuoi 7 conduct a slow break basketball program at Dixon Junior High School Tuesday, Wednesday .and Thursday from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. starting this 177 and lead BYU to a sixth - finish in the Prvo The Darlington to win the championship at iI Break Basketball Slow Hansen pinned Oklahoma's Jim It rs f jW IK f?e ,14 Frwo, Otan Monday, Decemoer 6. i97b, Trie! HjSRALD, m Kings 102. Celtics 96 Brian Taylor scored 21 points, backeourt mate Ron Boone added 19 clock. points and center Sam Lacey had 19 " points. 10 rebounds and five assists to "We outgoaled them by seven Fitch said pace Kansas City. John Havhcek came Elsewhere Sunday, Denver beat New off the bench to lead Boston with 17 Kansas City defeated points Orleans Suns 103. Spurs 98 and Phoenix beat San Boston Paul Westphal scored six of 27 points 103 98. Antonio in overtime to lead Phoenix. George Nuggets 1 17. Jazz 105 David Thompson scored 14 of his 26 Gervin led San Antonio with 20 points quarters points in the third quarter and center despite playing the last 29 points to with five fouls before fouling out early in Dm Isscl added a game-higovertime. lead Denver over New Orleans. and then Steele was fouled while fighting for a rebound and he sank tne icing shots with 14 seconds left on the (35-29i.- 117-10- 102-9- l'i biP7 a new car and pay fo? nothing bill gas WiM t H& j Carlo f$k 4 Tennis tournament to be held here next April 2 11. Thanks to fresh financial backing the prize money next year will be 1211.000. up from this year, $68,000 organizers said. the The organizers, Country Club of Monte Carlo, said the following will participate. players Bj'tm Hrg vt Sweden, lllie Nastase of Rorania, Manuel Orantes of Spain, 1 Q O. K., what's the rctrn? There mut hv one. A.Thete's no catch. 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