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CA6-UA- -- WI-T- rug ggugp Q feealc. on Fressiseii 'Rouwpie anpIN IN October 14, 1964 NEWS, Wednesday, ls 100-met-er TAKg A ACCORPANCg p and Jack Luck of Watertown, also advanced to the record holder Harry Jerome of semi-finaof the hur B.C.1 -- and Pender dies.--- -Vancouver, behind Tom Robinson of the Cawley and Hardin each won Bahamas. their heats, Cawley in 50.8 secRex Cawley-t- rf - Los Angeles, ondhand Hardin in 511, while Bill Hafdin of Baton Rouge, La., Luck, running - without effort. -- ..VNOWtEP&ABUe -- y finished second in 10.3 Jackson behind (UPD s 400-met- -- r 0 Fast Start ing day of track and fired com- pery and treacherous and pre- onds. Earlier he had won his of Florida A. petition in the Olympic games. vented any times approaching first trial heat in 10.4. : A crowd of about 50,000, much records. - V--'y Also moving into the semi-fina& M.showed the way WedneAmerica's of the dash were Trenton States newest verless the.United 72,000, than the as - expected sday! rHayes; three men to the semifi- turned out to watch the first sion of the worlds fastest hu- Jackson of Rochester, N.Y., and dash and events, in the top was' looking over his Army Sergeant Mel Pender of nals of the glamor man, semi-fina- ls three-to-t- he of the sport the games in persis- shoulder as he hit the tape in Atlanta, Ga. both wfin their first hurdles on the open tent rain that left the track slip- - his second trial heat in 10.3 sec heats in 10.5 seconds andi then TOKYO -- a puppiS&ETWE&N THE pu-r-- -r- Olympic T redi Stars rOfff hAvy rain TO Ip-tbk- a l t DESERET A lZUie TO ZfMSMBSK K i' t i GOLF MieMaiiore T''t w AMP --TMg AOAg, YMg BAU--AM- P AlAYgg MAYAAf TM0 PAACe wrrHour IN fH MZAPgsr AgMAPfY APSTOM TO WMgPgJTAAP MAXIMUM AAAOAPS pHCM TMesg couprrQMsi - AeAggggoM r OA gu-- r AorMAAA rH Test Faces Romping Ags Elea I &r? i UTAH The' Utah 413.8 yards total offense per LOGAN, State - University football game, 257. on the ground and chine, which was very impres-day,- - 156.8 via the skyways. Second in will find out just how the is nation scoring last week strong it really is in a - battle move could USU into the leaderwith Athletic Conference champion New Mex- ship now after improving its ico this Saturday night at scoring average to an even 44 per. game. Kickoff time for the game to Big guns in the Aggie attack be played in NewMexicos 30, were tailbacks Roy Shivers, Don University Stadium: will Holder and Eric Maughan, fully back Craig Murray and quarter.be 8 p.m. (MST). The broadcast of tfie action will backs Rudy Curinga, Ron Ed be carried back to Utah by. ra- wards and. Rich Handel. dio station KVNU in Logan, 610. - Shivprs, a sensational sopho-jor-orrthe'dial. picked up 17 yards rush I Coach Tony Knap was as sur- - ing on just four carries before prised as were toyal Aggie .sup- -' suffering- - a broken ankle on a 4n the first quarter, porters at the east in which his charges handled Wichita Satur- The loss of Shivers for the seaday. The Utags rolled to a 45-- son will be a serious one for the lead early in the final period be- - Utags since he leads the team in , fore allowing the Shockers to total offense andTushing with fsrore, . the first tally against 327 yards in 26 attempts, a 12.i USU in three games. average, ..Unlike the past two contests, j Holder, a senior who gained 70 76-and .41-- 0 wins over New yards in eight carries including Mexico State and Montana, res- two touchdowns, and Maughan pectively, in which the Aggies a sophomore who' added one TD, showed an - even balance - bet- yards in seven tries-ah- d ween rushing and passing, Utah will be called upon to replace - STATE AGAINST Wichita stru c Shivers at the vital tailback been rushing and. passing,- - Utah spot, Murray had his best game .State against Wichita struck for of the season with 80 yards in 438 yards on the ground and nine attempts, including three touchdown gallops of 11, 5 and . added nly 31 passing. 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Brand lost a close, and disa bronze medal in his division, decision to Turkeys dewith the gold and silver medals puted fending Olympic champion Hastill to be decided, after all but san Gungor in the final eliminatwo wrestlers were eliminated. tion round. One scoreboard had The final eliminations ! e f t but the Gungor winning f Brand tied for third place in the other two called it a draw. division with Mansour Mehdi- -' The jury voted forGungor, thus za de of Iran. Both men had six ousting Brand from the final penalty points. --- " round. .1 In such a situation, the final Gungor will fight for the gold,' places are decided by t he medal Wednesday night w i t h 7 wrestlers!' weight. The Tighter Bulgarias P rod a n Gardjev, - man places higher on the theory who lost a surprise decision to that the heavier man has an Merdizade Wednesday. 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