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Show r r fr jf V rr nnsrrrrpfr DESEEErNEWrAND ; TELEGRAM, Salt lake City, Monday, May 7, f ; 1962 B3 Reds Upset Whites In Redskin4 Grid Squabble FERGlSOK Jerry Fisher up the seliLa j h omo r Deieret Writer" an them a ntjRichard and took slack and the Reds roUe4 to early lead and maintained Die N initiative. Halfback Doug Wasko who played a great defensive game as well as turning in a Aspect-abl- e offeilse effort blocked a White punt and tackle , Ed Khowles recovered on the line to set up the first Red By GEORGE New Sporte University pt Utah varsity gridders unite forces for an onslaught - against a strong alumni team Saturday after a family squabble last Saturday which ended for an. unRed derdog squad. vi 30-1- 2 annua lA The varsity-alu- six-inc- h y gridiron classic is 8 p.m. in Ute Stadium. . ' If there is to be a dearth anywhere in the 1962 Redskin grid games, it appears it will not be at either quarterback or fuilhapk. Those two spots appeared pretty solid in SatSat-urda- " ' .Again t, "Junior .v ch COAST LOOP SUMMARY .750 S 1 - Itt , Hawaii ppd- - rain Tournaments ch I- " 7 - t ' 10 J U m .aw J24 41 .471 .471 S' 5 .375 .250 7 10 By DAVE KADLECK 3 1 h , t, 1 1 1 e . 1 W B-- 2 W UBS MB HC2rnfMOTD 1 553T 15-1- ' Klau8-chip-pi- all-sta- set-tie- h n 10-h- it n h the National 11-1- Mil tt 1 Way TO KEEP TRIM V 1 St y Johnny Briggsas anchor experienced Tnound'rktaff plus such operativesas Jesse Gonder and HBevan, Ken Walters and Harry Anderson, Bobby Nam and Jim Pisotil, Power Attack the third place prize while The Pads got a attack 15-1and Clinton edged Arbor, in over win Sundays opening for the senior eonsolatii the Mounties .with Anderson ' r prize. and Walters ,and ng The tourney ended with in three each, the former trophy presentations and the getting four ribbies" off r naming of a pair of homer, a double and a jtfflgle, teams A sixrun eighth inniHg the issue. All Church Teams In the nightcap, the Pads reNrhed to ihe' Junior club were: Warren versed the procedure, getting pitching job from Cox, Holladay Second; Jim a one-hi- t Pope, .Garden Heights; Henry rookie George McWilliams, N a wa h 1m e in Polynesian; lanky righthander up from the Ricky Kirkham7 Valley View Sally League. He struck out Eighth, Richard Ball, Strat- eight, walkedito one in posting ford and Byron Dangerfield, his fourth, victory of the sea Garden Heights. Jhe first four, soli against one defeat. players were selected for their . The one hit was a home run first sacker Ray ability yhUe ' the by Mountie spiking Klaus final-tw- o Loonejv- - but - the-Pad- swon on their-abiht- y matched that, and first base-mato setup for the spikers. Rog Alvarez drove in the Roger Campbell, Bakers-field- ; other run with a double. Clinton; Wallace, Jerry Paul Smiths homer and Bob Defleson, Santa Anaf Carl McGown, BYU Third; Jerry triple by Ted Schreiber paced and Ron Seattles barrage against Alip, .Polynesian, single Romfello, BYU Third were se- Tacoma, but a two-rulected members of the Senior by Dave Hall provided the clutch runs as the Ramiers club. Santa Ana Ward copped the nipped Tacoma. Pete Smith, Sportsmanship team trophy with help from Tom pallet, along with the second place checked the Giants on eight hits. prize. 15-9- 1 rt four. had 34 in eight carries for the Whites, Wicks 20 hr five tries and Tynes 11 In five attempts. Utah appeared . to have a good depth potential tn every position with fullback, halfback, quarterback and ends showing the most noteworthy Improvement over the 1961 . squad. 3 Garden Heights Ward posted SAN DIEGO VANCOUVER a pair oflSll victories over - atrOrti akrkrbl 4 110 Evil u 4 0 13 Jacobs cf Valley View Eighth and Brig- y Vldiviaisast 3 30 S 0 1 3 Gonder H Taylor H ham .young yoiversjty Third $000 Looney IS ' Sill Anderson rt 4 3 3 4 4 0 11 Wallen cf 5 13 Henry c Ward came from behbid in the 3 0 0 0 Rencourt c Scull rt 4 111 Alvarez 10 .. 3 110 final game s edge-- Santa Ana Melsner Si. F Inloan 3b Klaus 2b 3130 0 Schreii p 10 p in junior and $enior ' 0 0 Hunt 0 0 0 0 Brieoe P Rantip - 3 0 3 1 RieentwoverpO 0 0 0 action over the weekend. ; 0 10 0 I Mendoza as 0 1 0 0 Palmquijt p 0 0 0 0 t0 1 0 0 The two final playoff tests 0 0 0 0 Monroe p Samtord M 0 0 0 0 were staged in the Deseret 33 i 10 4 Total Total! ' 33 1114 Gym Saturday and climaxed for VaMIvlelto In tttu bam iked meet in width 5,12 ter Ritnehoover tn thi c walked for Ruiz a two-daIn Otti; forColtum in Itti. and seniorvolieyball-ers- , Vancouver Ml Ml M3 4 junior , San Diet , 404 111 44x It participated. Ninety-fou- r E Ruiz. LOB Vancouver 10, San Diego 7 DP Samtord, Klau and Alvaroz SB were splayed in two digames Meimor, Klaus. Ruiz, Anderson, Taylor. HR Looney, Anderson, Rencourt. SB visions. S Melsner, Scutt, Harper Hunt on Fifth Test Rentz, Klaus, Alvarez k r erbbto ip rden Heights won its fifth 5Vk Schroll 4 S 3 3 S 5 3 2 2 Renti (L, the tourney, by postPalmqulst 7 3 2 44 Hunt leads and tradings 44411100 early ing 3 3 3 (M) Brioos with the Valley 'View V4 0 0 0 0 0 scores Rlsenhoover (W, 0 00 10 Monroe The two Junior H8P Ftnigen (by Briggs). Palm- - Eighth squad. Holla-da- y Ouist. T 3 17. finalists and third-placVANCOUVIR DIEGO to Second Ward belong akrkrM 3 0 0 0 Klein 2b the same region Region II. Jacobs cf 3 . .. Valdispino rf 3 0 0 O Harper 3b was Capi2 0 0 0 Fourth place winner 3 0 0 0 Waltars rf TeylarH Bevan c Looney lb tol Hill Second over Bountiful 0 0 0 Alvarez 3b 3 0 2.1 Henry e p consolation competi3 0 10 Fifth Meisner Ip 2 0 0 0 Schultz 2 0 0 0 tion. The HniganSb 2 0 0 0 Plsonl ef junior consolation 0 2 0 0 0 Valdivlsoss 2 0 0 Samfor ss 2 0 0 0 game and the senior championPlefiip ,.- -- 2 0 0 0 Samtord ss 0 0 0 0 0 Rancour! 0 0 0 c C'ueto ship test were the only two '' Tetels 22 1 1 1 Totals 23 2 I 2 tests to go the three games. Vancouver 010 - 00 Capitol Hill won the first 002 X I San Dim 2 B Alvarez 2. test, 15-- lofct the second, tiR Loqney, Klaus. S Walter. coppe the third, . b t 2rtrbks 4 and Pteis (L, 11 Santa Ana Ward of Califor54 0' Cvete 1 0 I nia appeared to be on its way McWilliams (W, 7 --T 33 A 2,114. after sweeping the second test ' - SEATTLE TACOMA with BYU Third, 15-- But the b r h riff 2 10 0 Californians, after leading 11-5 0 10 Mann If Grsfl 2b GKfrtdOM 5 10 0 Paul Smith lb 4 2 2 2 in the final test, watched the Rhodes If Umphlett cf 4 12 1 - 43)12It1 Skaanc 4 1 2 0 Provo club 1 a d zone; Halfbacks Duane Freeman and Overton led the Reds third TD drive which was engineered by Alien. Allen flipped a short scoring pass to hajfback Bud Scalley end end Roy Jefferson booted the extra point Overton made a brilliant 52 yard punt runback for the final Red score, Jeffer sen again converted and it was 30-- w n seveir carriesTJacoba llnd Freeman 31 in, Fullback Dawn Fannin yaTdg 31 in 14-h- it Deseret News Sports Writer First oama: 1 the end d, ng Get Volleyball Titles Sunday's fttMlft at Spokana, OoublalwOder, Sait Laka City at Portland, ppd, rain Seaftl 4, Tacoma 4 . San Diego 11 V Vancouver 0--1 second-perio- -- For Pino View Aid Station smimamand Dave Pafro1 f Costa, OGDN The Weber Coun-t- y trol are qualified in artificial sheriffs boat patrol has respiration, water rescue and To make matters worse for the Reds, Bill Cravens their readied a first aid station on skin diving, officials said. The patrol will operate two experienced general was ait boats, under sanction of the ing.vBut a couple of sopho-mofe- Reservoir. Ernest (Pokey) Alien The 12 members' of the pa r PCL Continued from Page a a.ai-- J iVir will vannw sR taka City ' is , (erttte San Dime - Tacoma Hawaii Portland f-Spokana Vancouyar All-Chur- nesandhewasdroppedJn fullback Allan Jacobs a real horse cracked the big White line four times for 21 yards and a second Red TD. Allen hit halfbackjerry Overton and the score was 144) Reds. x pldyersT Warren Cox," Holladay Second Jim Pope, Garden freights; Henry Nawa- hine III, Polynesian Ritlcy' KirkhanyValley View lightly Richard Ball, Stratford and Byron Danger- field. ,Ray Hale, right, makes presentation, 'r , "All-Chur- the Groth engineered the-n- d White TD, which fea. tureosSme-gop- d running by Tynes. GrotH hit efid BohHoss for the tally and the final score was 30-1' , Red Runners The Reds had 151 yards from-rushito the Whites 82. Jibe Reds picked up 23 yards jon passing, the Whites had 75. -- Hertzfeldt 'hit end, Clarke Robinson for the score from the six yard line. The half ended, 1445. Reds picked up two -- The more points in the third quarter when a centef snap soared oyer the head of punter. Rud Whites Strong The White squad had been Return favored mainly because of the scored Whites The just beof fust string quar- fore presence halftime after sophomore terback Gary Hertzfeldt, speedy halfback Sam TOcks L Ml,. In, Miller return. from fhe two yard Tine, urdays battle vi halfbac ibert up with okt-br- 6 PscrycOrsinat t Toft rf Hall 3b Jenson i Schreiber 2b 0 6 0 Pet Smith p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hallett p 4 4 4 4 2 3 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0--0 0 0 0 4 0 12 4 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 3 tie the score at (Mon and win with a pair of Consecutive points after the Joseph lb CSrdenal rt Santa Ana club tied the score Goetz p Stvde p 1110 at NOW! Final score, THEN 2 0 0 0 Carlson p BYU Third posted a 15-1win J 06 0 0 0 0 Jbhmon p in the first game. Weight Loss edUomar 10 10 Meet Most Successful Weight Gaining 37 4 1 3 Total 334 IIS Tptels " All finalists . played five for Pet Smith tn 5th) Body 'Contouring' out en atrikes for Carlson In 7th, games in the two-daaffair cSingled for Johnson In 7th, WEEK THIS PAY ONLY 113 ON Tacoma 0044 which was teriped most sucSeattle 30 10 .111 cessful by tournament Hat 3b 13-1- 3 14-1- now on sole 16-1- 2 BFG LOTJG MILEFIS , i THE highway patroltrem design at their lowest price ever ! -- y Or .Rhodes, Hell, Hallett ainb 2. 3B Schreiber. HR Paul Smith, - Mann. IS i ann i . . Goetz (Ln0-2-k Soede Carts or Johnson PaN Smith (W, 7 Hallett P8 Skeen. T 2 II. 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