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Show m jH gsrt 'y tlumniT1 ripi y,r iirwawintr i'"1! Bitsy Grant Leads Net Stars Into National Senior Finals Bitsy Grant of Atlanta, Ga. Grant, who is the picture of jj,ad his hardest fight of the1 steady play, dropped the first tournament, but marched into! set to Powel, came back to win the finals of the 55 and over di- - the second set in easy fashion vision of the National Mens and ran out the third and decidSenior Indoor Tennis Champion- ing set at ships at the Salt Lake SwimThe tournament schedule for ming and Tennis Club Saturday. Sunday will have the singles Grant defeated Col. N. E. matches starting early in the Powel of Washington, D.C. in a morning, at 10:30 a.m. with the three set thriller, doubles finals following after a Saturday to gain the final short break. i The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, February 23, Sun Devils in Extra Period TEMPE, 4pm t-sized 6-- round. Title Match In Sundays title match Grant Steele Jr. of Cambridge, Mass, who defeated Bill Lurie, San Pedro, Calif., will play Chauncey Saturday. matches in all Semifinal events highlighted Saturdays play but the doubles matches started way late in the night. In the 35 Singles Saturday, Jack Darrah, San Mateo, Calif., beat Clint Arbuckle, Valparaiso, and S. L. Shofner Ind., of Oklahoma City downed Bob Bacon, La Jolla, Calif., 6-- Scoreboard Ute Matmen 6-- 45 Singles he floor. time period to lead New Mexico The score was tied nine times to an win over Arizona in the first half after New MexiState University Saturday after- co had led through the first nine noon. minutes of the contest. The sophomore ACll A T Nw Mex. 1? Sanford Oouthlt 4 guard scored the first eight 0 Shropshire Johnson 2 27 Howard Edwards 4 points for the Lobos during the Glbscn Detter 5 overtime after the regulation 17 Bcker Hill 11 24 12 Long 0 2 English deadlock. game ended in a 2 Griffith 04 2 Mackey 4 Culver Schrtur 2 36 7 The teams traded the lead 7 Total 29 throughout the emotion packed 33 18 24 84 Total! Halfllm Score- ASU 41, New Mexico 36. of a saw which number game, Total Fouls ASU 21, New Mexico 25 fist fights. Officials finally were Fouled Out Howard. Becker, Long, Douthlt, Edwards, Schrour. forced to surround the court Attendance 4 307 n, Drop Lobes 6-- 7-- wres-Itlin- 6-- The results: 123 pounds Balvino Irizary (UU) won oy forfeit. Bob Kawe (UU) dec Gavin IX Pickett, 137 Glen Kawa (UU) dec Rudy Bnego, 145 Ron Lemmon (UU) dec Tony Gallegos, 152 Jim Sukle (UU) dec Ralph Ste venson, 160 Charles Shepherd (UU) dec Goorgg Fredericks, 22-167 Scott Tennis (UU) drew with Rick Ortega, 64. 177 Steve Roshek (UU) dec Fred Pavnter, Frank Hoi try (UU) Heavyweight drew with Roger Brown, BALANCE BRAKE SERVICE SHOCKS TIRES Credit Cords Accepted PACK'S ALIGNMENT & BRAKE COMPANY 1HI 50. 2nd West Phene TRANSMISSIONS AUTOMATIC ADJUSTED and STANDARD REPAIRED EXCHANGED "Out Work ItYcurCuartnlt ANKAMIRICARDS WELCOMI HIR1 SOUTH STATE AUTO CO. 5 1623 S. State Phone - 467-157- Manhattan 79. Hofstra 63 Geo. 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Clay Courts champ, won match. Seton Ilall Ends Casaba Bans East In 45 Singles, Emery Neale, Portland, tripped Richard Sor-lieSpecial to The Tribune King of Prussia, Penn., N.M. -and Bob Sherman, RoseALBUQUERQUE, defeated Jim The University of Utah mead, Calif., team won every match but Brown, Woodland Hills, Calif., two and gained draws in those 61, to defeat New Mexico easily 'here Saturday night. The Utes will meet AIZONA State in Salt Lake Friday in their next match. WHEEL ALIGNMENT -Pin- College 6-- 7-- ARIZ. vith ropes midway in the sec-m- d (LTI) Fetie Gibson tossed half after spectators flooded in nine points during the over- 6-- 6-- in a 1969 Ncvr Mexico Cagers Down vs S L Shofner 1 55 singles, p m. Bitsy Grant vs. Chauncey Steeie jr 2 pm. 45 doubles finals, 35 doubles finals 55 doubles Len finals, Prosser-Col- . N E Powel vs. B.tsy Grant-Henr- y Crawford DOUBLES 3$ doubles Ollit Gresham-- S L Shofner det. Jack Darrah-GarPeterson, Bob Bacon-CuArbuckle def. Henry 4 Nikolic, 45 doubles Len Prosser Ed Done def. Hammel-GraLee Evans, 64, 6-Sherman def. Norman Emery Neale-BoMoshner-Joh- n Arensmeyer, 97; Lou Hickmn-Jac- k Ollinger, 64; Jack Shopier - Chauncey Steele Jr. def. Grant Fatrclougfi-LmDon Rockwood def. White-Dy- e Anderson, Saturday's Results Prosser-Done def Shopfer-SteelSam (finals n def. Fairc'cugh 35 Srnqles Jack Darrah, San Mateo, Rockwood, 63 Calif., oet. Clint Arbuckle, Valparaiso, Prosser-Pove- l 44 doubles def. Jacob nd , S L. C Shofner, Ck'ahoma Kalmm-H- . Sheonerd, 64, 63, Grant-Henr- y City, def. Bcb Bacon, La Jolla, Cali., 76, Crawford def. Bob Gay, 63, 63. 45 Singles Emery Neale, Portland, def. Richard Sorhen, King of Prussia. Bod Sherman, Rosemead, Penn., Calif, def. jtm Brown, Woodland Hills, Cai'f , B tsy Grant, Atlanta, Ga., 55 Single def. Col. NE Powel, Washington, DC, 9 Chauncey Steele Jr., Cambridge, Mass., net. 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