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Show r'emrr Tt.ursday. ioi.awt-- i Sportsline: T,rn Cros Country Begins The Provo girls "the winners at T V-- rr eighth annua! Alumni cross Provo-Timpvie- Individually, Richard , a Timpview alum, took the boy's title for the second straight year over a field of 41 runners. Provo's Cheryl Benson won the field. girl's title in a The next big cross country meet for local runners will be the Utah County Invitational Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. at Pleasant Grove High. All local high school runners are welcome to compete. Registration is $1 and is payable the day of the race. t .v.. !"D ,(. b,,-- t.r,c bf .an .an registration and everyone will see playing time each week. Athletes should come with gloves and V.. SA.sen i. Atajy MMv Ar.Jersv.n j.rn t elerson : iir.p Lamf VlauilTfl Timp $ Fr. (..w spikes, ready to play for each meeting. Games will be plaved at both the BYU and Utah" Tech diamonds. The league is open to high school students from grades nine through 12. will continue each Saturday Champs Crowned at SunUna SPRINGYILLE Although there is still one special night of racing left in Suntana's 1984 sea- - through Oct. 6. Registration will be Saturday at 8 30 a.m. at the BYU and Utah Technical College diamonds. Fee is $50 and covers insurance and equipment costs, instruction from high school and college coaches and a The league is sanctioned by the Utah High School Activities Association. Each Saturday's activities will run from 9 a.m. to noon and include instructional clinics and games, beginning this week. Participants will be assigned to a team of about 15 players each at Rrsalts Timpvie 32 Timpview Boys: Timpview 38 Provo Provo Aiumm Girls 2 25 mile course MlvMaal Chervl 19, Jennner benson. P 15 00. Niiii Pedro. Timp. Loveless. Provo. Christine Hess, Provo. Mindy Halen Provo. Carolyn Baird. Timp Lanae Huber. Timp. Heather Holmes, Timp, Jeanmne DeGaston. Timp, Laura Karen Timp Alum Mehnda Clefg. Richard Winterton, Timp Boys '2 9 mile course Timp Alum, 15 20, Darren Hardy, Timp, 15 48, Girls: Provo Trass - u. er Baseball Instructional League Begins Saturday The Utah High School Baseball Instructional League, directed by BYU coaches Gary Pullins and Bobby Noel, begins Saturday and country race. Winter-ton- r.p Pr.i.n as the Timpview boys emerged p- J and the 25 Aiurnni. Provo Aiumni Aiumru 95 52 Timpview Hoople Picks BYU son, the season champions were crowned Saturday night at the raceway. Coming up this Saturday is the "Budweiser Race of Champions" and the last races of the season. The super modifieds from Salt Lake will join the regular Suntana racers that night, with a mudhole race set for Sunday. For the season point totals, Norm Rhodes won the street stock division with 986 points, Saturday back Most importantly. N D s Allen Pinkett is ready to ramble again Miami s Hurricanes will be playing their third game in 13 days The Michigan Wolverines appear to be just too much to overcome under those circumstancess In a close one. we see it Michigan Tom Osbornes Nebraska forces have missed taking the national title two years in a row by a combined By Major Amos B. Hoople Toe Kuard of Odds Egad, friends, the headbutting begins in earnest this Saturday as most of the major college football powers open their campaigns. Occupying center stage, so . to speak, is the nighttime TV battle between Alabama and Boston College in Birmingham, Aia The Eagles, who last season beat will again depend on Alabama, strong-armeQB Doug Flutie. a legitimate Heisman Trophy candidate 28 Bolton Alabama FORECAST no Ststo Kansas Arson 21 California I Anions Stats tanng 31 Oklahoma Stats Baylor 22 Cincinnati 20 Akron 10 Cagata Duka 21 22 WkKM Missouri 14 Morton Stats 22 Portend Stats 14 Suns 14 TsuavEi Paso Stats Mississippi Minnesota Nebraska Georgia 27 Soutnom Mississippi 21 OramMng 25 Boston umvsrsny 20 Nsvads-u- s 14 Colorado 14 jtats 13 Norm 13 Carolina Stats 35 Washington 21 Stale U A . e "P i.B Scbfll Leaves Broadcasticg - Chuck SALT LAKE t lTV Schcll is leaving the hockey radio broadcast booth H-- '.MStarn n 35 Northern 1S Coast League. Bowling Sign t'pi Set Provo s Junior Bowling Association is having its fall signup Saturday from 10 a m. to 1 p m at Provo's Regal Lanes. 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In two Big Ten-BiEight meetings, look for QB chuck Long to lead Iowa to a victory over neighbor Iowa State, and for Missouri to top last year's Big Ten champ. Illinois, Now go on with my forcast: FOOTBALL 12 Colorado ' !" at, fp t t v St.K-- Clemson should have little trouble with Virginia, winning LSU will make it a happy day for coach Bill Arnsparger, an making his debut, as it slips past Florida. ( p Air Force 35 Norttwm r ' Nft. and Sun Jensen at 816 In super stock, the brother tandem ot Sr.erm and John Packers finished Sherm was tops r.!i 919 points, John followed with 75T and Dole Oisen was third at t48 There was a close race in mini stock, with Sam Anderson edging Dave Parrr.ley by just over 50 points. Anderson had 761 points, Parmley had 709 and John CbUer followed with 659. In limited late mode. Randy Hardman won with 867 points. Dave Martinez was second at 743 and Dave Marshall finished third with 630 points. In a close race for fourth and fifth, Calvin Sly edged Tom King by two points. In racing Saturday, close races were the order of the night, especially in street stock and late model. Ostler was a triple winner while Dalhn won in mini-stoctwice in street stock and Dan Johnson did the same in super stock Keith Dalhn Norm TROPHY DSH Street Hruiaes lo ;e OraHam uper iiwus. Srerm - . a loss to Penn State in '82. and a 31 30 heartbreaker to Miami in 83 So the in 84 Huskers figure to go Look for runner Jeff Smith, successor to Heisman winner Mike Roner. to Nebraska have a big day in win over Wyoming Oklahoma! Sooner! are loaded offensively with versatile QB Danny Bradley, running backs Spencer Tillman. Steve Sewell and Earl Johnson and receivers Buster Rhymes and Derrick Shephard. This scoring machine will doom Jack Elway debut as coach of Stanford's Candi-nalWe give it to Oklahoma, Countering for Ray Perkins' Crimson Tide (a veteran defensive clubl will be QB Mike Shula. son of famed coach Don Shula, or freshman QB Gene highly regarded Newberry. In a hotly contested fray, the Hoople nod goes to Alabama. 28 24 SATURDAY, by n . S'.O total of only four points Major Hoople's e The Notre contest, the 56th in their series, is the first colHoosier new the in football game lege Dome in Indianapolis. It figures to go on the strength of its to N D . veteran offense with 10 of 11 starters Uilhn at Ker..i mrK ol Citicorp. PRICES APPLY AT PARTICIPATING STORES AND DEALERS - Hi |
