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Show , i . . . . , . . - Salt Lake ,City, NEWS, ERET 6A-DES- --- . . 6 11,00!CIE TALENT SPARKLES 1951 I19 , Utah, Saturday; April , -- - - . , - LJTES TA1(E . . , , - ' ,, ,,,,, . l' , Pet)vilead I Speete24tr)cpare , , .,' .,. x . i . 1 1 1 -- , . . I B ... ... In' na 1 11 p I- - L. C 3 , , t At' E ill'!,...! -- ,- A - t . ,, i,..., ' . : ., ; ti.. , ,-- ,w...,,,.. .,4, ,- , A ' ,,,,- "4' I . ..,,,,, - 1I fi , tt . ,,, , . ' 1114, .."11 TENNIS , ' , - , - , . Glade, Zeitzeff' Post For 'Skins; Teitelbaum , , V '...,,,, , , - . . . - t i By BILL , ., boy from Old Mexico who ca, , By DEE CHIPMAN - ., , , .; ' ' . . , .. 1 ; was the , tennis vorted Bartlesville She Tenacious, byword , Friday afternoon at the I for, ,in -'News Staff Writer 1i I ,Deseret ai , . "nettedsL i Redskin , Utah netters of courts MIssouri the i ,, , University, --' , 't , &IN BERNARDINOr Calif.Power and speed will , the League laeyear. Third base is ,., , ,,.., ,,1 over Coach Fred (Buck) Dixon's BYU legions. rugged s Ii , , 't ,, being handled by ' passwords of the 1952 Billings Mustangs who are being to ted Icorrently.Lacoste One of the largest spectator crowds ever to view a tennis , t I who was also Manny , that-thedon't! the fact as one of the league's topclubs, despite , match' I at the U. watched Theron Parmele;'s charges sbuild to a . in 1951. . with Bartlesville . , '' ' ' , ' 1 ' ', look irnposing on paper. One rookie is expected to i'' t n t ' hefty1 0 lead in the first four the iins a , 1 ' '" g . treat-ifirm system, which the Billitis ,Branch Rickey'S , real' terinis 'openlin the outfield. He's Lei , , 'singles matches and then stroke i .,, . t 1. . Los of out Arizomit No. Angelet. roy Vinyard tiff. in a their singles 1 I organization followed to Victory in one of three , ' two berths himself. other is servDick's .be Dapper , will Skipper twist to shift-ovhigh bouncing ' f r om Brooklyn CliffiThe ' .,- - doubles contest; for the con- - ice and excellent , with experience in Dick had an exceptional year as , were same int s 1 m l's it,.' e e ; ' -, Pittsburgh affiliation, --- ga er at Eugene, Ore., in the Stewart , who was with Modesto quest ' working to perfection as he the Class D-- Far Vest League intof the California State League I rt,,,, s took the first set With ease, Smooth. , t , capable of coming up with nu, Jerry i trokIng , . , ' From then on, however, it. I. 1951,- - taking the club over in last year, and- Erwin Knorcer, . Glade and Navy student Ler- necessary talent tot their -,,, 4 , -- - merous farm clubs year in and last plate and moving them want'', from Hutchinson, Kan. StewZeitzeff were the heroes was strirtly a, ''Go. Glade," ef- .. ry . art is a native of San Franciscot , of the Friday- encounter as fair. Moody's traditionally weak . up. into the standings. out. .. ., . 7 ,:',.11.,' year " 1,,, .., 11 ,,, .,, I of with Pitching is One of the big each won a singles match and forehand (compared only to his years ,...,., Ilis.playing, West ciast scouting forces 5 4y out of come marks to ultra-line question doubleand behhid ball triple-then teamed together to take backhan d) was .,. point to the tact that the ) academy differ- the- Pirate- baseball . ... thettest only doubles win. ' Glades target He hit, it often. 4 .$) I .. ': Rickey - system, beaded by him, should make a big ' '' as ranks''.' ,;,.'-'t- : .,,s ' here. Clements that , I , .. Bernard Teitelbaum mad. Glade and former conference the ence,. too, eipecially in handling the number one : ' ; .i youthful Bob Clements-iproblem. the critics eat their words In Dick young pitchers who'll have gave champ Moody single, West, has been setting both the ' The. Pirate farm supervisor 4, - the to make up the bulk of his -: '.:1";.;1;1.' .,,. number two singles en. quantity and quality in the mound staff. 1:c1:17 44' 'a, ' : Out here thinks the Mnstangs, ;' f ''''f'.. ', , ' counter. With his lobs sod well . big talent derby. Billing will have winners, however, WIDE A VIAKE A naliver of Habra heights, .. placed 'soft" ground strokes mm."0 ,,,,,,,,,,,,-, - 1 .44,44444, ,S447;vtAnsis , ,4h '' , , which finished a sixth in the such boys. as Wayne-Hamake- r' ,o to Calif., Dapper is an avocado the working C camhigh, perfections Class ''',,,' . f Nick Genesta, both up4frotn ('';' ,,'. , , 4 ,r11",' ..17411 4 ;hy?,4,. ' eft, 1 rancher off season, though base- and ' sophomore post- - : di,,,,- .Y,' s e paign last year, will undoubtthe Eugene team of 11. ';, has 1 ball 2 been his , ed a 8 purbrillian ".-vie,,, , CII primary so.,,' 1 '1,41 1 0, ,,. edly get a farr share. A is right while Genesta .A A , ' d 33 t ... ;!,,: ' 441ti 1 tory over favored Dean Larsen ''' 'A- There are still some big clues suit for a lot llof years. His catch- 'serves, from the port side. ..., ir "7 . ,N, , e ,o . ....,,, , be more vital : of the "Y." 1,, . , L. ,, Von marks in the outfit that will ing aid only-wi1 A Randy Curtit, a San Francisco 1 Other singles encounter' ,. ' bead for the Mustang home than the big bat ,he swings, and lad who was with Mayfield last TENACIOUS TENNISEERSJerry Glade left, and Bernard Teitelbaum are pictured Mi saw Zeitzell whip veteran he is eXpected to rank among ,, ,. grounds from San Eernardino. the year, and BurtHayson, a big - above immediately after brilliant three set singles victories over highly regarded before Chuck scoring top league's hitters Fromberg- ' 6- ' d but Clements and Manager Cliff rookie, are. anDick Moody and Dean Larson, respecativelyof BYU. Utah went on to win a rugged the campaign is over e freshman Gus Toslit 1 to seem the think prof), on other for counted Dapper pair being i score an 4 IT Right now the Mustang roster some fine mound performances. I4 , victory i n the match held Friday, afternoon at the U. courts.. , lems will be worked out all shows ly l n e v e Jim Bowers, a rookie ' FRANCISCO' The Mustangs' will break rLisatme Cr int1h3e; nasrenitaell right. SAN (UP) h Harold , The squad is loaded with from Los Angeles, as the only their San Bernardino camp baseball 'Seattle fans Saturday Provo school blast Al Corn6-,catcher. rookie talent in a lot of key other Sunday and travel via bus to likened Manager Bill Sweeney's wall off , The 2, infield, for the most Billings, pausing in Cedar City to a t teams Rainier spots, but the caliber of the newsleeping .nd Paul the'courts, will be staffed by men and Idaho part, Salisbury " aversalvage for laycomers rills above is night generally , big, strong, with experience. Only rookle,, overs en route. gianta monster the second victory of the aft-' awakens who age. Enough limited service In the Inner defense will be . ernoon for DITon's Demons, Billings, under the Bicker and veteran'players are on hand slowly, BROOKLYN (UP)President Warren Giles of tha Buster Van Burkleo whet 4 , 4Ae r Eddie An- Big has with a to form nucleus for the rookies came out of Los Brooklyn, Tlystem Perhaps burdened by the pub- derson. Angeles' threaterted fines National stiff for LeagUe playa Saturday always provided-and add stability to the Pony Marshall battling licity of their role.of ,defending ' 'INGLIS High School to pull ers who fraternize on the baseball field. club for the Pioneer League endeavors. champion, the Pacific Coast Jerry Glade,- Utah. t. Dick Meade. down a reputed bonus of . their with the 'of in had trouble Ityttauh. titlists exreption "We had meetings- with. every club in the league 2..is L rtrn iv T.14,bilin. ILeague Actually, some of the $10,000 to sign with the Piin the circult,--i- n first Hol- s..s: Paul lallehury. STU, series with year lems won't be answereu until rates. A their Giants-Dodgeopening rs Giles said Friday at the Van i:dgirEn17 ti;tarr. during spring training," big 11:nrre:' firtratt;' San Diego. the Mustangs start swinging for Burkleo will provide a lot of 1948 when they finished last. ywood and ' "and we told the 'players that being game, Musnext The the 1949, themselves year, Rainiers def. Chuck Utah. 14arry Zeitsaff, found keeps when they open their power to the Pony plate at'A neat four-hi- t LOGAN ' on the :field just wouldn't ended in second; got a rTrtairedretti. with;the tangs opposition in renal'. the friendly floundering league race against arch-rivtack. hurling performance- by port18011118 be tolerated." But their Seattle backers,- a Great Falls at home in Cobb On second will be Alan Hav- third and won the Shaugho Utah. def. 1950 before in savors which sider nessy playoffs provided Hlavaty Hay group Yield on April 24. responsive Seven Sox White temple. 1111.1. Indians end were klisbursRamlina, fined a who San Franciscan players by erty,. dot. 14.1. last to Utah. sixth rationBM year. another champio'nship, Utah State with a split in its Clements, however, Iis very played last year with Mayfield, dropping 'American League ?resident Will Berridge Thursday. for dal., Tenet. the Pi: isza, the that were fact Rainiers the alized Despite that icover the possibilities. Ky. His shortstop running mate opfimistic initial conference baseball inacting too friendly with members of the other team Ono of the kg..items in favor in the keystone combination rate camp had's shortage of just slow coming around. And afternoon tion against Friday came the up Mustangs with the results of Friday during their three game series this week. . of a good year for the Mustangs will likely be Ernie Garcia, at fielders, with some competent boys, Montana. The Ags won the Giles said he hurno objection to players talking to night's games on record, the -which probably offers an indi, seven-innin- g boosters are certain big Seattle second game, fans the in of had the that it stands, pritgded approval organization Pirate early-seaso- n cation the that its sleepikshaking 7 but earlirr lost in a the team's manager and tyrant office. 1 is anxious to see them well lest. comSeattle cuffed. Lot Angeles, up in the TheAgs sewed up their win on Al Lyons' bases-loade- d petition. , ELItO, Nev. (UP) club should have excel- - in the fifth frame. Tied at Rudy 'This ' single to lift itself (by slim per' ,., f At Etchen, Sun Yalley, Ida., jumped lent power and there'll be a lot 1Bud Paul and Paul Dinan both centage) from the cellar. of speed," Clements said, "but the other end . of the league,' into an early lead in Class A and were dialed homel first-plac- e the pitching and the average of singled, San Diego increased shooting at the Silver State . , to right field ' its lead to 112 games because Baby Grand Trapshoot, which ,the hitting is still something we on a long triple seven-h- it opened Friday. Session Provides can't be certain about until they by Floyd Davis. Davis also talAl Olson pitched a Etchen also won the afternoon shutout over San Francisco. get into the regular routine." lied before Montana chucker Ex-Beea gain handicap, with 97 ad of 100 Then there's the contention of Dick Hanson could retire the Portland Elsewhere, s; ' Eyes , 1West Coast baseball experts that and Hol- targets fired at a maximum disthumped Oakland, . ' Sacramento, tance of 25 yards. His mark fit. overcame Rickey's organization has pulled Aggies. lywood MERCED, Calif.It was quite a gab sesstoil the other to tieit Montana threatened the Class A was 98, fired front some top rookie talent out of hotel as the Philadelphia of here the in the lobby night In the sixth, but withone 1" ' The linesearsei 18 yards. Phalle West Coast scouting forte talked over their pros- - the heaP..That counts for a lot, 'up 1111 I NEWARK, N. J. (UMSeveral Olympic track and field in and' men on bases', Hlaman the means who Miss Hortense Wood,- Salt that 200 000 100- -3 9 0 and the personable young guy Collins Sacramento Eddie with probably Jr., pects Sherbeck out Hal 002- -4 0 0 . make of 000 105 struck candidates outdoor first their competitive Hollywood appearances vathy Lake City, won the Class B and serves as assistant farm director in Bob Carpenter's organiMustangs will once again be up and Gene Carlson out of the season Clough (3). Grove (5), Gables Seton Hall relays at (7)Illiott, division and Kinsman; Shepard and Malone. high overall in the Saturday in the sixth annual tation. battling for a first A it , tight spot. Eddie seemed to have quite a store of information, berth. Newark Schools Stadium. 002 OM 001- -3 9 01 event, with 99. San Diego 000 000 000- -0 7 1 - however, and he was giving as much as he was taking from State (1) Manias' 411) We'll have td so along with More than 100 ahooters are Three Olympic special events, in which four world record-holde- SanOlsonFrancisco and Slimmers; Baemier, Brad ROA Scouts Don McShane. Danny Reagan, Jim Ennis and the Bee that until the rest of the clubs 3 11a 07 Aa 01001E11 entered in the Baby Grand, Millers. 2 and 4 ford t9) Yokomico,21 will a of seven '' compete, augment program college relay 0(,11' headman. Eddie,Leishman and Hub Kittle. Poul,rf I 1 1 0 can prove we're wrong. 5 a 1 3 Mamma 0,2' 00- 241112 o which continues Saturday and .. Oakland ....... Dian,3b 4 2 3 4 races 5 1 a 0 Murray,rf l Old Hub was in great form, as usual, Ss he' ()Oiled tip Portland ....... ... 010 000 202- -5 5 0 Sunday. The shooters will then involving 'athletes, frpm 2,9,9, Saturday to try for home-stat- e Dawson,lis-- a 4 011 2 3 0 3 0 Ityrne.ef & $111 Iran Lantanno; Curt edification. amusement 0 0 and 0 Benet, his big bag of stories for Eddies 4 0 6 0 Anderson.' Diaritnam,lis 0 .. appear in next week's Golden The Seton Hall 'eVelit honors. Iowa's Big Ten indoor Adams. Ward (9) & Olarld. 5 0 3 3 Itherbsekea Garrett,a 4 1 5 1 schools. 1111t 1 Among the bits of information that dropped during the 2 0 1 4 West Grand American. the ., 2 2 4 1 Rhonits.3n Tuft,ss Oklahoma and the OM 000champions .000 ' -2 5 2 Lea Angels' Davis 0000 is' billed 113 the eastern outdoor 4 2 35 Carlson.11 evening, we find that Bobby Rittenburg, the Bee third-sack10 1 world's 100 000 30z- -4 richest trapshoot, at will round out the mile nes,ttio , Aggies , Dertring,sa 1 0 0 0 4001Taa of last year who was with Schenectady, is being brought back and Perlon; . : Chandler. Raillner ill) 's' VieiscH 5 3 3 0 champiOnships. Reno. competition. , Itertazakoo and B. WIlenn. International League simply out for Tri liarricet 6 1 0 0 ' '1 0 2 1 , The three special invitation b Phillie chain is over because the eastern end of the 1 0 0 0 ' '!, 111114 1 0 041 events, ,,,, staffed with veteran third basemen. the-BeeRUNS designed chiefly 10 give ONLY NEW YORK (UP) Heavy- - 01,4 , Bobby Greenwood, who had a great year with , n early-seasowas Totals cindidates 3711111s , LaStarza Totals .- , Roland , . weight tan Olympic 3012211 , In 'el, is currently showing well with Baltimore and is 'lively Tutt la Ith. for 5000:credited with another victory leatiwarist, w6rkout, are the 003 101 61012 to 'tick. Morrie Wordell and Pinky Hesse are both in the r 201 100 030--- 7 metei Mato race Saturday in his Pang campaign-fo- Utah run,' the ,Yokomietx Paul. ,Cistratt, Davis. Weiss, service, while Ralph Romero is expected to have a good year a title andthe shotput. riasn't bathe helot., tryrne, Olson, Rants. Martin', Leatham, with Tri City,' another, Phillicattilieut hoesseslik,sh,0.Wist,, --Fred t . , Anderson. Rhonits S. Carlsimi. 2. Tabst.'11... bragging-aloou. ., ,.. Wilt, the flyin,: FBI Man .. . Yokoinico. Paul, Dims. Dawson 2, Oar., ' g two-miwho a indoor 2 11H ,set The world, stocky, ran 2, tuft, Hill. Olson, Itherbeek, IT VP GETTING READY record of 8:50.7 during the ., , Plans for breaking up s,the Merced camp are being shaped New Yorke who has bad de- ye,Stramis, RWarlayol020.11110 1680:1;n1t187. ' Leishman-expectto leave Friday 'night for signs on the heavyweight title Weiss, Harris, Leathani, Olson .5. Mur- past winter, tops the field for meanwhile., up ' for the last two years, punched ray. !,:.7:imcTI"a nTIT; 2ietthr:Tini the 5080, in which. he hopes to Oakland, where lie'll pick up daughter Sue for the,return 3111n 34. Rube Mar-guaMill' 2 In 2 his way to a fifth round techni- In Mickey Vernon Dawson represent the IL S. in the 1952 By OSCAR FRALEY journey to Salt Lake. s 63 ' and Jake Pitler 58; H.t1102 lbcOnsanwsti:. Wilt's Hub picks up his family in Salinas, Friday night and cal knottout over unknown competitinn r NEW YORK (UP)rearless,Fritley's facts and figures: i; Olympics. . tsaltba 4 31. Winston-SaleWarren -, DLit of PoenSpahn McFadden Joe tunasWednesday, meets Vistas Hive 2: to Rhonle to the to come from will Curtis Stone and Redding where they'll follow him Earl Whitehill, former'Cleveland , N. C, Friday night at St. ',1:;4mirt,ta.'1,rtiaa"7b4"'kka '1,11)7;1: the Ashenfelter brothers, Horace Dolph Camili 44 and Jim Bot-- In a weekend series, thence to Reno ,for a game with - ,tello that tomity 52; Thursday, Howard but he insists ' eilats Nicholas . Ar en a. LaStarza M IT.taft:ZiltshLows:. A. Montana 10, U and Bill, all graduates Boise; Marty Krug will miss those games. His family, of Penn isn't trying to provoke an argument ala Cobb and ' I , Ehmke 58 and Phil Watant;18 Babe Ruth Was the greatest hit- which was in Salt Lake all winter, is currently. in Fresno, State. , , 191:: McFadden Whitman , Ascend same; weighed . ' I and Marty will go directly back to Beeville after he gathers 41 f the per- Friday, Roy Parma1ee,45, Ro, 18912. being ed, Vats $late rough .. only ,Mentana Herb of ilt) Barn. the. .and ter of time McKenley air Jamaica, ' -i ' " -IIalt-eIRDA '4 BUDA nor.. to growls..igher than ' them up Friday night berto Estalella 39, Fred , .lt, was regarded , 4 0 6 0 Distm11 .,tokorrileo.2b 4 04 -- 0 BWI, who holds the world rec- bino's record 60 homers in one mit,ted Brown,--2.1 4 0 Grieve Bill The scouts are already drifting outt- - Reagan left Thurs- - mat'013Yrinvide iiktelevimslo; 4 0 3 1 Ma,,21 52, Paul,r1 54, Jimmy ord of 48 seconds for 440 yards, ... 3 1 0 0 Murray,r1 season will rilver be beaten. Dinan,30 3 1 3 1 ' , 1( : : -' day for Los Angeles, McShane and Collins 'will both go viewers, 1 Ryan doesn't believe, how- 413 and Jerry Barber 36. , . , balis.11,111 0 &I and George Rhoden of Morgan 1 1 BYrdn'el; 4' move; the Not .s Darren, 31 10 0 State, who set a world standard wilesithey,.. Saturday morning along with Ennis. The "Gallop-- poll" on Kentucever, that, the pros will tear 3 0 I 3 Illherberkaa Dasta,ss I S 0 3 fencea closer in behind ,..,' 6800-yar- d By mid-da- y Saturday, the Bees will have vanished Irons be- ky-perby his the 3 1 1 0 of 2 0 0 0 Rhonito,30 for layout, Vistes,If possibilities should apart , - this hub t45,ance . : Mick !Wei Elected ; Pino.'rt S 0 1 0 than they already have in cause of unusual green design be simplified after Saturday's 3 A 3 0 Carlson,lf city in the San Joaquin Valley, in- dis fieldfor the the top it 2 1 0 Q Hangouts Riasaty,p 3 0 1 3 asserted. What's more, it isn't likely that they'll be back for some-Hea- d' ' Whitehill some places," and heavy traliping: He holds runninT of the Wood Memorial. vitation 400. .0 0 0 Minippen OtUtoh PGA ; with the lack of Will- Whitehill recalled that before the course record, 64:which Sam T ' . ttiimesea Leishman.somewhat disgusted Fool, Primate and Cousin 7 24 ' 4 Si 28 Totals Mick Riley of Meadow Brook II t Totals I , is focusing the a game when the team went Snead an in shot dne ar Out tel Emma missed,by Big Three, but victory tte . his the la,,,,a1r,,,ista , 1;37;) 113 iyei on the Sonoma country to the north. It's very pos-- , was named president of Asv over pitching strategy, min by exhibition with Can Middlecolf f , any of the 11 other derby ' '10-01Bible that -4 Texags, Oklahoma ''1"dp s' will work out of Santa Rosa, Petaluma,' Utah professional Golfers' li man, they always threw up their .. . . Middlecolts best was,a--gra- rt e gibles in the race should reDisko., Dawson. , Iodation at an election of the Martin, Hntleo, Paul, , I3oyes Springs or Healdsburg next year .' hands , when the Babe's name 72. 1Itherheek. Field At Kansas Meet Byrn. veal the darkhorse possibilities I Innan 2, Dawson. Oar. PGA members ; Stu White of El &hosts, ' en , ' was raised. 3 rest Six Y 2. Weiss. Ma Rose for run... the - Monte 28EMurray. Andrank. .. LAWRENCE, Kan. (UP) HERE Happy birthday: Saturday, 7 as named vice presi- - 31114Rhoolo. THERE a g, ood Anderson. DIV'S 3, Dina. see- - 80Hlaraty 7, Ranson 0, SISNl'araty 1, Five fast teams Saturday crowd-mie- n There's quite a problem rurming through the Bee- camp,' Buckey Walters 42, and Whitey Wood winners have gone on to nla, with John dent, Memering, "The he ''' against him," 2. LettUtah !Rata 7, Montana ed into the ; and it 'seems KuroWski 34;; Monday, Joe Mc- - take the derby, which giVes you armind Gordy r. , spotlightthe mile Babe S. UWhttmtn. Lower. '40. . had absolutely lai, ---line On what a keynote canter twenty-sevent- h the 3! second baseman of 63, Star Rojex $2 and (rancho) Iternandez,- - The jumping-jacrelayof it was home Carthy . , . ' Steve' Owen 54;-- Tuesday, the Bees has a Tuesday date with. matrimony in.Breno with Kansas relays, which has drawn weaknessesunless , Stout . 1. .. runs." 11 927 his for , athletes gal from native Hayward, Calif.... vying relay Big :Spring Golf Club at Trouble Is, asnoexh)o, aisn afraid that hue'pl I lose all fm ahnis , honors plus Olympie4-- consider. ' , Louisville,. Ky., where the PGA t(bobby , tifarried a Lake turns if ,Salt f be ation. , '''''r ' '. ' ' , Texas A. and M. and the Uni- - championship will be held June, rancho's very conscientious about such things. DIDS-11E0,11EST' ' ' ' Ala lit being toughened but 1 l workgd out with'the Bees A boy who , '' , of re-Oklahoma were .- ' lastiyear, Leonard , -versity .,, , not "tricked up," according to Wiesneski, rho was with Deseret Chemical and the Army. garded hottest contenders for ' seems destined to . adNo E1011 make the grade: He worked out briefly the relay crown. Oklahoma ran home pro' Jack Ryan., -' . , : .with the Phillies last yes!' And is currently in the Bartles- ditional hazards are being add-- 1 l the summer schedule as fol- the event in low time of 3:13.1 of Wies1 - , ' vitt, haUytt.aihtsaapoffoptcpiearl.'0Gpoelnf:nCglusbunwdailly - - at the Texas relays, April 5, but, ' lows': OGBEIT ,,. neski may eventually get back to Salt Lake and action with ,,.. , t , may 17.1a,Qualim, rtaa e,,,,. a Sooner runner cut back too '4-hI Bees. ,, ,. a breakfast with ham 'bolo's. and IR Nsa soon and disqualified the telin, '''''' , - egg ' stio handicC Matti. ,,1n ek147.&71n0': This Jim. Ennis, who does a little scouting In the Pacific ' f , i ,, Our representative:Mr. E. L. Heniitx, , t' 1 ,snd contests In 'driving and mpsinitis bele tourAzy-- giving the Texas. Aggies the, win. 1 a t , Northwest for the Phillies along with his prep.,coaching dwsrpsitsitprrwIttR , ' --Jo, on , 3:13.5 , their . time., e donation. in Solt a putting,' Hotel Llçail, Everett Wash., is quite will be at the i Laketity, hoyiJim was ' ran the Texas baton ,f sjts. backfield, coach under Paul - garbtte at Washirgtesee State, streiroep.", Sunday's opener will knock 7,7 Until , , it1 after .' bid open.' event in nr,oto quelifying scoreol toi thandtran. 7., 3:14.7, and will be back . Monday, Aprit21, - - - hut he's thoroughly disgusted witb collegiate athletics as open another ' season at they Os ridded. ItS00 In 'floes. . ,, : Ornando! now stand. Juno they of' qualifelng $s the sub course for to Max . ling receiving purpose. Magna 'i according for ipt, Douglaa (0111,4111111 invirstionst. I can't ' stomach, system that exploits the boys ad Jul v 20-oo Douglas o 'imam ; ' of the club. ti.,4 secreary. this Wimmer, us otheron .' the , Ws . Jim , told "Seems that much," - , night. G sports project. I .10--tOteaRSIOOtt ryanT ' s', ' stisnisionshls,.. 234,,d,.. The breakfast will begin it toteshIshIs-i could do a lot of good for kids, really, help in adjusting them . , I 0 i t et, I i IttAttO What , - . fur the life r " : ahead. but ft doesn't do anyegood the way they I a.m. and will be followed by AO 2.3a4A4ife eltib- ohoomplonship,, i VIALL'Eltri--- - STALTEISVIIIIEnTOlt-tI 1113, t , Curtis putting f,r,p1M3,..,41,,,,e0 tot- sigi ohomplog.! Cod -- - handle it now." Jim says that he kft the college 'ranks the 'driving cortiest, r '' a . for.the simple reason that he couldn't get along competitiort end bkind bogey 17- 11Coleurto rtionor , ; i -HALL'CCIt ENCINEETIS, CO. -- -- ' , qr....krA. ILK with the proselyting techniques, which ofttimes used the. I tournament. firstclub Asshattplon- A , ' stun. four ilifilt Moos Le; , ' boys without giving anything In return. i A Wirntrier announced the rut &Pk P.Mt.--. , - '- - . ,. Kensas-Oklahom- - - - , 01-iNSON .. ,. . a- a--- -- ' . t, , , y . - - i , , - - , . ) . far-fltm- 4-- . . , , . ''. er . , . - , , --- 8-- , , - . . -- -" - ..4.41-,--'- '.. - g A , - t ..Z.'..'1..'..'.-'- :' n - ' ';' --, , , .. ''., . : . 44 . ' , . ' , la .- 40 Ha-mak- er et:littlesbI H itS Le ,., ' - r "'-I- t. 114,,i - .n right-,hande- 5-- - I BETTER WATCH IT, GUYS! YOU CAN'T FRATERNIZE Aggies Divide . , ; , high-mounta- in -- . . 8-- 5-- 7, 8-- , lr 4-- -i , 8-- . tough-tohand- le , . Twin Bill 8-- 5-- 7-- . e- With Montana - r, tl ' , , Uta n Wins Trap Title - , high-mounta- in , 01-- 2, .'DEFCHIP.A1...A..N. 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