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Show '" apMqppqpapqplMV'l - Mach T.lillcr 4iiiiii!iiitiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiinimitiiiiit!iiiiiiiiiuttiitiiiini!iiiiiiini The Change In Golf Balls Utah, !YU In England they still play the small golf ball the same ball we used to play before the United States Golf Association went to the bigger ball. And maybe this is as the British wnt it. unchangeable as they are. But it could hurt them fn their British Open this year. The British Optn comes the week before the , FGA classic in Denver. The PGA is one of the big three and a tournament that everyone wants to win. It means more in prestige and purse now than the famed old "British Open. sod-buste- -- ' ' Some of the golfers who would like to take in the British Open hae already sent in their regrets. They think playing the small ball the week before the PGA is not the wisest way o keep a game grooved. The little ball has them scared not for what it might do in the British Open, brft in the which lme to he made in re- to the ball. big turning DESERET NEWS, Thursday, April 20, 1967 G Teams Please, Ma'm: Men Only :KC' Tes f ridgy IFe Bv HARTT WTXOM 1 7 ' and doubles, with three moie maik at Ne Movie o s cxK'iisP enough portoimame out of Roh I'tes topped Lind lately, with Laurv 11am-thpoints needed somewhere alohg Th line before they could upset the Lohos' bid. and ionlueni mol expot ted to get the nod as The most important tennis the Provo crew. nationally unranked Trmitv Col- - number six man Siott Bennion a meet and Mike W.ddram will give match of the season looms Nn- - Bvr lms already nst Usup m lege Utah tlnee freshmen to put m8 day at 1 p m (or L tah and to net Mai pas( (W0 yPars LIBS Fill,!. Brigham Young University against the gi eater BYU experiwa,t j!m Osborne m number Both squads come into the one singles. And it is likely that Then Itah fell fn Aiizona. a ence. BYU s tin ee tin migh six slots with conflict battle Oshome will vanquish even the team figured to he stiong hut special Terrv plans. Both are aiming to win using confident Kciih NicKon without depth to whip the I tes aie Harvey Rotth'-.owith the "depth chargers " That leaves the otliet five slots But Ationa did it anvwav. leav Ehleis. I Vr x :ct (icuge The sixth Each team is allowed six net- - to doteinune which team capt mg (tabs tennis team as some 'lot is a chase between Cailos - W a1 tors, with six points possible in mes this Western Athletic Con thing ot an entcm.i id's veat S nd"l and D ng' The lineup will piona clue ,, singles and three in doubles feienee encounter polK ago pur the Lies blv look like this d iv at Tho number six victor can cap ; iah has a ptohlem in then as stiong cnniculhs fm the h mate lime ture just as many points as the numbei thiee game Kuthjof umin with B L expcc it'd to he c I J n 11 it J'ev numbot one. so it is ohv ous prvil misled the Ice Beakei numbei one c'list.cc lc and onlv No xor P U h that one - outstanding netter anf jlasn t healed vet Coach No 2 Sing ts V kp Vdt rps UMh vs Inc the fiom rugged sniper Jen P free BYt t sweep a team match s nQips No UmI'c U'sh vs Ham James said zorians v Hot vpy B It esjn DEPTH (DINTS s nu pv The cjash does not determine The Cougars topp'd CSC. Iasi No UlAb vs ke va dram Terrv fchptv RYU The squad with most depth the W'AC tiophy, but it does do- - veai's NCAA champions, hy s ng vs No Bennion be0 Ulan f' V George BYj has to be favored. At this point, cide important seedings for the then fell to UCLA by 9 0 No Utah vs Laur Hamw vrg or with Prvdz cut. the mantle must big conference showdown later s' W om BYx) Number two single1 MU liLr.lv Noo. Send" ( dCub,es T,nf Martmes v go to BYU. Utah WAC Nfk't'Pie'tf BU or am Defending champion he dec idl'd between M.irtinr (Ho Sears .a Utah dcubes Utah is virtually assuted vie BYU is undefeated in k floi.f byd Bonn on Hamntei vs es tones in numlier one singles enc e competition, with B' G''oe hpnde or W xoo Deseret 'HiinMIllltlllllMMlilllinillMIllMllllllllllimillllllllllilllllirtllMlIlHIp - e News Spoils Wnter ' v k Nfi An-ca- i ' H 4 v 6 2 fSl0 In talking about the different balls at the , Tournament of Champions in. Las Vegas last week. I learned there is a marked change for the player. The little ball acts quite differently under all conditions. It goes farther in the wind, has less reaction to spin and control. It is noticeably smaller, too. If you think it isnt, play it for a few holes and then return to the other. Osborne Jock Sample tries to enforce Boston Marathon ban against women. But K. Switzer wants to stay. Wins In Ice Breaker Where Jones Won His Fame tih s Jen ( Ivm lie topped PYCs ynth Xi'lsm with onlv 2 lot co imui e Wednf-da6 4 for the men's mown singh's I Once the British Open had prestige with our U.S. Open, the British Amateur and the United States Amateur. These were the four in which fame. Bobby Jones won his four-wa- y Then the United States added the PGA and the Masters and now the Western Open for their four. all of big They did it for several reasons them money! i Action was in The two will meet again two-yea- r five-time- ish Open. And while the little ball is a knotty problem, just ahead f the PGA, theres little doubt that if the British Open were as classic as it once was, in v Single j chance it Jim OiDcrr ryf Men' Kerth Nirtsm John Ptere Shovars George McDonald 6 3. 35 tmgfet Semifinal match 01 le Hammel 7 5 6? Keith Nifljen Oeutole t the Jones day and later, our players would take the risks of the ball change. wrhy in courts Osborne Mike Martinos v ill meet BYls Keith .Nielson Jon Piei co for the mens doubles title By Wednesday Ostioinc had the upper hand even more so It ap cars to than expcc Ic'd have watched those who Osborne ovei the just two years that his i went State DpaO ment tour of India and other has improved his countries game considerably Before LKhome's tour he had alreadv established himself as top lntermountain Tennis Assn Western netter, and Athletic Conference singles c harnpion resulis-Men'Other Wednecd I saw Peter play the last time in the Philippine Open a year agq He came up way short even in public appeal. The Philippines cared so . jnuch morefpr the contingent of Americans who 'were on hapd. It didnt make much matter that s winner of the Brit-- i husky Peter T. was As it is, Senior Ice ,the Utah BYU match Friday on the same Salt Lake Tennis Club five-tim- " tlu? Picaknr Tennis Tournament If the British Open were more of an interchange affair more Americans would be interested ln it. There is Peter Thompson, of Australia, for e Instance. Hes the winner of the B.O. Vet be shuns American tournaments. When he did play here he fell so short of winning that it hiight hate been wiser for him to stay with his own which he has. - I df 4 Bhfcbv UPI TelPohofi There are other runners who want her to stay. Male competitor at left moves in to stop Semple. $ma 7 5 GeVen ! Wev Local Boys Make It Big T Talking about golf, it was good to see a couple Utah pros running the Stardust Hotel layout in 5f Las Vegas the other day. Bruce Heller is head pro there now under Bo Wininger and Jerry Roberts is the top assistant. Bruce grew up under Alex McCafferty at Niblcy Park. Jerry was apprenticed under Terry Malan at Willow Creek. On hand for much of the tournament action was Don Johnson of the Desert Inn, a former Utah Aggie. Someone in the old Beehive State must train the club pros pretty good they wind up with some of the top spots. Warriors Get Gunner Wshs downed Tom Cm fnr mTl win. Craig Ridd was med- W1,h a ,3' MeJe iS ,1S' BYU begins play in the Sun the Snow Invitational and whip the spiamd ankle and he Devil Golf Classic Friday at the a top contender for the state new Goodyear layout. The Clas-- ' Ogden's Rendall Robinson, in the City's first attempt at mark," Ken sic boasts a fine field to include Coach reports If something doesnt happen track invitationals. Greiner. Houston, defending NCAA soon the Utah high school pole Conditions couldn't have been Fresno State, Howard Gardner s,;,;"ibn j 13-- 0 utTTtidT.jfi Home Zealand s, si wd,h.r competition Arrr. ; I m to carrot-thatche- !atcLr.t"iidn ''Tf.a.d course in a later. My back and legs got Arizona. record two hours, 15 minutes rt.ff esneeiallv my calves. It resent.was very cold all the way." John M.n,r m m. j But McKenzie was a pressure Bentt id "d d.Tv gT' 1,1 cooker, battling the cold with orj'def. Ens uill;auu J,m McMtlan def some heat of his pwn. He Mika Taylor American has (P) r ?, mmox def scurried to the front when the Cr' RkM d Dn'"s Pe' n record herd of 601 entries took nn' . See M RATHON, Page going That s the mark facing a host young athletes to drop below break it. Gardner said The Thur. of prep vaulters who would like performances. spunky Eagle track star didn't ,SAN FRANCISCO (LPI) The desptte a sore back and hand,. die fame that goes with thet Unsung m the two meets were sav' how many other preps San Francisco Warriors, sud the highest flying cinder trade ace several other A1 vaulters. would join him in the process, in uie stare. denly hot after returning to the ine LHoot Darrier icnfr likely But it is apparent hell have frenetic confines of the Cow Presently, Mike Neeley, High-- , to bother Granger's fine pair of plenty of company when the Palace, seek to pull even mavbe 20. land; Dave Bailey, Cyprus, and,polemen, LeRoy Miller, and up time comes tonight with the Philadelphia legend had 26 rebounds himself Dave Finch, Skyline, are shar-'anDennis coming junior with a bundle Another junior, Arc.ro 76ors in their best of sevenand as many points but missed jpg that honor. The three f potential and senior standout Jensen, Olympus, has promise, seven out of nine free throw battled to a tie in last battle for the NBA champion-a Mike Jensen some had at Weighall, efforts good years YORK (LTD to his Snow JC but couldn't ship. attempts. tiack showdown. Each had bet- - senior who has a Down two games to zero as tered it in previous meets. But credit along with a sprained extra the result of losses at Philadelthe state tournament pressure ankle he suffered at Snow Jun- - made him a record holder, unm t w-kFHHin a ream" his phia, the Warriors scrambled play was too much for the field, ior College when he went for Randy Mace of Murray. These to do color sjenpd back at the palace on Tuesday that tournaments title. two displayed the power that it for ,hP Triple cornmenrry to muscle out a takes to flip past the victory rec- TOUCHED BAR Crown of racing. In and cut the 76ers lead to front of WI" ln steel spring. or" ai low in view of last weekend's a Weighall, ninth also the marked It games. Gass A and Class B track per- - could have had 14 feet to his the pack when the May 20th straight Warrior win In the Utah marksmen will formances. Emerys Class B credit in one meet but his hand showdown Ls held. G VJ JI.V drafty old bam. Disappointed at his perform- He'll their last opportunity to make'star, Mike Johnson, hit 13-- in touched the crossbar. to out a "Our plaS is lsl in ance Invitational the get split City the state rifle team Saturday in here, Coach Alex Hannum of a Easts Scott Iverson. Iverson's match at Ft. qualifying If the 76ers said Wednesday. been above 13 feet all year," rewe can do that, well be In good Douglas shooting range. ports his coach Iman Hales The team will compete later 6hPpe., In the year at Camp Perry, Following tonights game, the for the rest of the Ohio. clubs DENVER (UPI) Paul Brech-- j there (intensive care) soon," he playoff with games slated for Shooters also fired qualificaof the Mid55, commissioner 25. ler, held tion in March Rayco Hai America's Largest Selection . . . a match Philadelphia April .23, Sari Hairy B. Kmseley, public Conference,! Francisco - April 24 and then Scores from the two matches western Athletic relations for director the back to the 76ers floor April 26 will be added to determine qual- was reported in good condition WAC Mid Brech. if seventh Is ification. at St Lukes Hospital hereler was Contest for a hospltali2ed Further information may be Thursday after suffering an ap- necessary. checkup, The Warriors go into tonights obtained by contacting Ron parent heart attack. hasnt been feeling up to game apparently well stocked Brown, Utqh Rifle and Pistol !or a06 thne, Kniseley di- - Par former athletic Brechler, or the following with that momentum which Assn., sad- - "He needed a rest, but makes a cage team roar in the officers: Max Manning, Salt rector at the University of Ioiya, s posptoning a vacation was hospitalized Saturday. He clutch. Lake City; John W. Haines, WITH ANYPURCHASK the heavy work load. in the intensive care case placed on an SLC. vice president ; Paul York, Although commis-hospitaTHIS WEEK ONLY playing . has Brecrbeen unit after being admitted to the Injured ankle that required aLayton, ex. officer; Robert D. "inner of the WAC since July 1, 1147 So. State shot before game time, R'ck'Walker. secretary. 1262. He was athletic director at Barry bombed the 76ors with 55 The Ft, Douglas range is open The sports officials physician Iowa for 13, years before being ' Marvin R. Curtis, V. points Tuesday, only two less to the general public each said that a positive diagnosis named commissioner of the now MO MOMIV O MimSERVKE IMTmSf Mgr. than his career high. And San Wednesday from 4:30 p.m.7:30 had not yet been established.! defunct. Skyline Conference In NJUH OH CO. m IIM. IfOftt (MMf CA6M- Franciscos Nate Thurmond, p.m., Brown said. 4 "We hope to have him out of 1960. JSANKAMSWCARD WILCOMI pre-me- BOSTON (UPI) New Zea- - Kelley of Watertown triumphed, land is batting 1.000 in thelThe younger was 12th this year The w'hile the elder was 132nd in his Boston Marathon 37th Boston Marathon. U S. has slumped to a! McKenzies sparkling finish, record is The perfect a" intermittent rain and DavedesPjte dimunitive Present from came after lie had MiKcnzi". a job 7 drizzle, he have might oKiator from Grmmoll.e predicted be-course trouble with the vhn than he hp(,pr r(jns of weather. cau?e the When he entered predicts. 71st Boston Marathon Wednes-- , weamer, day, he was New Zealands first jraee. The temperature was 38 and only entry. and snow speckled the ground He exploded Japanese andl0Utside Hopkmton High School, European strangleholds on the v,here the runners registered . ' 0. vf Eyans-Tavi- 'h1 Broadest d 13-2- 4 - n 13-- 6 130-12- 4 1 Last Chance For Gunners 13-- 0 CCpTOM ivli WAC Chief Ailing zig-za- g 'a be-wa- l. 322-111- i ftOWM-M- 4 r r G-- 2 |