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Show T w r VWvi' t m t"1 t rO'T vr-- v yr'l vt r , yy Tmwrrt ry'TTVTnrtTr'n- t't i T t J DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, niGi ro r - .- Sett lok City, Thursday, , r-- r y -?- February 57? Wf1 - VwfFRANK CLAUSE ' ' f 4 ' Li 1' iLt? A A' 1 ? W, r Two people can share one order! 5 down holds your selection 60 days! i 4 S x V Fast Pin Lane Tough On Hooks What makes a lane fast or slow? A "fast lane is one upon which the ball has difficulty in hooking. This usually happens because the lane is highly conditioned or newly buffed. A "slow lane is one which helps the ball hook because it may be dry, or because the grain of the wood "grabs the ball, helping the hooking action. (Copyright 1MU Cwenl Foaiart r Cup.) Snow Basin ISA Deadline Friday Deadline for the big Intermountain Ski Assn. Junior I, II giant slalom at Snow Basin is Friday at 6 p.m., according to Dean Perkins, race chairman. The race is slated to begin Sunday at noon. The meet will decide ISA points, aiding officials in determining the junior National Ski team to represent the Intermountain West in the nationals later this winter. Entries have poured in rapidly, race officials said. Names already registered include John Durham, Dick 'and Bob Alston, Bob Lang, and Dave Bemolfo, junior I racers from Salt Lake City. Junior II racers include Howard Collins, Jr., Jeff Barsnick and Dick Robinson. Gals entered so far are Sherry Brinton, and Michelle Cartier, Salt Lake City. Top Skiers are also expected from Ogden, the Idaho and Jackson, Wyo. areas. Ogden aces entered so far are Dale Miller and Rick Goddard, bound to finish near the top, Judi GrOesenbeck . A ' VV , 7 t iX ? f V o v s Y 7" :fv V mmm9s snnntt o mi'f. ancj Lorna Miller. Entry blanks are available in most sports shops fn the Salt Lake and Ogden areas. 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