OCR Text |
Show 2C 1 DESfeRET Oetolr NEWS, Tutadoy, DEER 'ARMY 24, 1967 TO TRY AGAIN .i eeiradl Iravsisooira - BELOIT, W1S. (UPD -New York Yankees rookie Jerry Kenney, considered a prime candidate for the starting job Jiext seasoif, has been called up for two years by the Naval Re- By HARTT WIXOM Deseret News Sports Writer Yank could do was a place finish by Keith , MEXICO CITY (UPI) Mesa, Ariz. . Three Catch up was the name of girls finished back in the pack the game today for the United in an event they were favored and to win. J States In the was town in These warmup games for hardly anyone willing to bet even a smgle peso next years Olympics end on of on the Americans chances, Oct. 29. Between now and then, overhauling the Russians. 29 gold medals will be awarded The Yanks saw several more in swimming atone. opportunities go by the boards Oddsmakers in Mexico City Monday while the Russians dont believe the Yanks can were busy grabbing a gold overtake the Russians before medal and a bronze to run their Sundays windup, even with an total to 46. The Japanese, in 'expected avalanche of medals second place, have 23, while the in swimming. U.S. is toed with East Germany for third, each with 21. Today, gold medals will be awarded in skeet shooting, womens team foil fencing, a'whltworth clung to a'aMort'a mens and womens high board We lead week ln the Ladipj e diving. Other events on Piofessionai. Golfer? Association include rapid scheduie (LPGA) earnings race with tin volleyball, tan- pistol glthough dem cycling Sandra Haynie gained on her , water-team pursuit semifinals, Haynie raised her polo and the cleanup of boxing eliminations. ST?1? Kenney said he didnt know anything about the callup, but reserve officials at nearby Janesville firmed the s, conKen- ney had been activated. Kenney has been In the reserve for about a year. Reserve officials said he was expected to be sent to Treasure Island, CalU. With the major league club the last month of the season, Kenney batted .303 home and an inside-the-pa- -- rk run. Patterson Confident vi Of Victory mens h, and north Book Cliffs. The top reports are coming from these areas, with a large contingent of hunters also mow ing through the Daniels Can yon check station with deer from upper' Current Creek. r By JOE SARGIS serve. Utahs deer hunting army In town was regrouping Tuesday lor a second Invasion! of the hills. Those who didnt see deer, and those who couldnt hit them, will return late this week for another try before the regular season ends Oct 31. A few hunters are still dragging venison downhill. Some Tooele and other units close Wednesday. Some are buck only. Hunters should1 study die proclamation. After nearly four full days of reports since the Saturday opener it appears the hunters top chances to score are in the Range Creek area, lower La Sal Mountains, north Manti, TabionaFarm Creek,' Circlevllle ' Panguitch Para-gona- Yank Olympic Chances Fade Nayy Takes Yank Rookie - A; T imTT , skeet shooting, end womens diving both! Carlsbad, N.M., and nament Sunday Ox Jaycee' tour-spor- ts I boxing. JOSTLED AROUND Ed Brown of Columbus, Ga., The deer have been Jostled Dan Voorbees III of .and. LOS ANGELES (UPI) Floyd m went Into the around, and will be holding Patterson has been written off second ' and final round of skeet tighter now. Storms may push by many boxing experts. But he shooting tied for eighth place. them down from high country. doesnt talk like a Snow would increase visibility The leader after the first round fighter whose career is near an was Konrad Wirnhier, who had as the some areas such in , end. a score of 99, while Russias pine slopes of the Uintas feel "I very good, Patterson where deer sign is seen more Petrov, the favorite to said following a workout in Eugeniy take the gold medal, was a often than the deer. preparation for his dose second at 97. The two Best chances of success bout with youthful Jerry Quarry Yanks had scores of 96. wherever the hunter goes Tfil wojrld. at the Olympic Auditorium here In the diving competition, the likely come from the OrganSaturday. Jim MMittiii ized drives. "I think I will win. he added U.S. will be represented by ROLEX Henry of San Antonio, Texas, . In the meantime some of in tone. a hushed Tm buck. still with of hunters here out venison on were Dick Strawberry Benniorr See bringing of help Calif., Tuesday, plenty Sue Gossick Tarzana, Many the usual deer hynt oddities confident. ot Scottsdale, Ann Peterson have been reported. LeRoy grouse. Those who had a shoty, field and Bear Lake areas, v und 4,000 deer this time Uintas, and Tabiora. Saturdays fight will be Sweat- - of Heber bagged a gun took same. They are no last of the first round bouts of Ariz. Hunters cleaned out some of around. BEMIOmBoyd fork The Ufi. bogged down badly doe in the Center World Boxing There were few arrests at fatalities were reported up to the eight-malegal, four per day, until Oct the animals shot by others, three-meter Fom Uftta Hi U. AUN diving Creek area. And Dee Smith of 31. Association tournament to se- in fiie with about 70 per cent sal-- this point reported for failure Tuesday. However, s best the when blw any shot he Sunday, that H..t(mn la Uto$ to tag deer, or for loaded gun Holladay reports attacks have taken some, and lect a successor to deposed A major problem plaguing vage. two small bucks with one law enforcement officers Is should be a warning to seden- champion Cassius Clay. Salt Lake City meat shops (shell in firing chamber) while shell as they stood alongside the Illegal elk kill. 'Some 15 report fewer animals being in moving vehicle. 'I try not to think about tary hunters not to "just look each another. Patterson said. "I Hunters apparently didnt over the next ridge." retiring, have been taken around the taken so far this year than Next hunts are two elk know the ELK PROBLEM shoot any bean, and cant day will come state, and many would rot last until after the regular deer shoots on Heaston and Fish eventually when I have to retire were It not tor hunters noti- ..." More have been checked Some deer hunters in WaTHE MGB: e officers of fills year than 1965, according hunt A fair number of bob- Lake, desert bighorn spsclal but when that day comes Ill fying Uintah, satch, YOU ALL THERE TEACH WILL IT face it then. cats were taken, however, their location. Arrests are to Daniels Canyon check figpermit, and pheasants on Duchesne, Summit and Utah n The veteran is IS TO KKOW ABOUT SPORTS CARS ures, with some 1,100 hunters Including north slope of the Nov. 4. pending on kills in the Sco County reported seeing ruffed seeking the heavyweight title for the third time. He is the only man ever to regain the ABA crown. : "I think it win he an . f , J interesting and exciting fight, the former champion continued, C Md at Amarilo last season, and Jim HOUSTON (UPI) "because of the difference in Mdb&ha,-'- former- - managW-ctOwneand a part-tim- e pitcher our styles and the fact that we coach last season, ; ; the Cleveland Indians and Kan-- part-tim- e have fought once before. sa City Athletics, tnd Salty .were the other two coaches . "I know Jerry thinks he will Bv United Press International win. But so do I. 'Parker, who finished the season 'named to round out manager Connie Hawkins and Art, The pair battled to s , .manager of the New York Grady Hatton's staff. ' Mejs, b The MGB Is what sports cars are all about. DENVER, COLO. (AP) -M- onday. as turned were Tuesday came back to Heyman at Los Angeles last June coach will said Hatton Parker disc brakes, firm racing 1798 ce engine, fade-fre- e No defensive Houaton WAC in Plummer basketball leads ln the n encounter which saw Monday night pro 9, for,th to third base and McGaha at suspension, precise steering. Other pleasures : Interception returns, seven for typical style. taste -E- nglish leather bucket seats, wind-uFloyd knocked down twice in Athletic ' 161 yards, and Is drawing dose windows, hinged side vents, lockable Hawkins, who wasnt touched the second round and Jerry on JJuddy, Hancken, manager ofihandled by Jim Busby and Nel-for his play In the to the conference record in that trunk, snug removable top, room in the canvas in the seventh. Basketball the National season. last team by Astros Fax lle Texas League the; the back for extra gear or hang9 Redskins' Association victory over men In Three other because he remain failed to category. ers on. The 1 bribe temp to his contention for the top spot, best selling sports car. Other candidates were Wally ? at Iowt and wa Oscar Bona vena, Jimmy Ellis oft Arizona defensive rlers in the backfleld five times 'jack Gehrke leading scorer and Thad Spencer. Bonavena -Utah ouarter- - exe"Pi wa' American upset Karl MQdenberger, Ellis to throw the Wild-- 'back Dick ln WvomIne Rolex isnt just apiece of jewelry. It the! toughest' watchfin the ' gun-caus- "4-poi- n heart Sanpete, fish-gam- quiet-spoke- j; j: PLAY WAC Honors Ute McBride Astros Name Coaches Pro Cagers 'In Style' it Ouat-car- uth S"4 JESS t m p 33-2- ica's Custom Tcrtnfctj ... Moose --C- Deer -- Elk Coif at taTar baa wdn, He twice forced Artam.' ow Horse yards. nas ; quarterback - to hurry throws, resulting both times in interceptions by Utah. Last Saturday against Wash- - LOWEST COST SUPERIOR TANNAOI 30-DA- SKITT a SERVICE Y , ran YELLS TANNERY I'm W. Cadakf Atm's Only Tan mt t them back 93 yards as Arizona State came from behind 0 for a victory. For his 31-2- Um, North Salt Uke Km? tkn Manny at Hama" 4 performance, Plummer was named the Back of the Week In the Western Athletic Conference 'caaMSSa odbg Draiid Factory Closeout WHILE THEY LAST g.! New . "8EK2O TOGOS back-!fresh- Snelghts defeated Leotis Martin last a Second ason. Spencer decisioned Ernie erts. Brigham Young defensive He ha been given a new rell in first round fights. back, chance by the American Basket-Sco- tt and Gehrke both played 'ball Association and proved he well in Utahs 9 victory over hasnt lost his touch by scoring' Arizona. Scott blocked three 34 points in his first game for -P-- efc leading the Pipers to a a conversion attempt victory over the, NW 'torse7 Americans. In the, Gehrke threw three coring 0ther ABA Dallas beat nd gained 201 P88 Houston 10033. total offense. Heyman, the Speights made three key pass former Duke star who flc deflections as Wyoming rode over Wichita State, 30-as he got involved in a ha Roberts, who set a conference the New Jersey game, record for a career ln pass Pittsburgh a week before, 44 seconds left Dan Anderson 1 interceptions two more Saturday New Jersey was deliberate! intercepted as the Cougars bowed to the fouled. University of Texas at El Paso, Tennis Opener 33-2- -w 47-1- 7. or Snow Tires S ONE LOW PRICE W7m V RETREAD freed niW PREMIUM professional opener. 3 Tl 4--6, greater amount of moisture. 328-854- SEUSERLIRIG, Performance Rated RE LONDON (UPD-E- art Bud holz of St. Louis defeate 6-Australian Lew Hoad 2 and Aussie Owen Davidsc Thaw Meat Slowly PH. 525 South Stoto YOUR CHOICE l,aular HiaHway quick-tempere- Thawing game meat slowly 'and completely in the refrigerator before cooking retain a SABIY SIHl STUDS lUOODBI m 110-10- 7 KEII GARFF IMPORTS and Ter- lt br Vllty wr. tennis Ktn bIH 4 PREMIUM RETREAD Wf trd, appli4 M S4 tatlifi Mivara n mrmmmd Mr U-- f-r 0 Salt Lake City c INTERVIEWS October 24-2- 5 SKI INSTRUCTORS PREMIUM COMMUTER A mw (MW Spend your winter In the California High Sierra as a member of Nic Fiore's Yosemite Skt School, Badger Pass, Yosemite National Park, California. FACTORY CLOSEOUT Commercial TRUCK Traction TREADS aytaa , ' r r r 24-2- 1 -- , ( c ( me TTLER SUPPLY 14458 S.LC 4007 RIYERDAIE RD OGDEN, UT 399-5(2- 3 : tr -- instructing experience, references. , O Y0SL7.ITE PARX & CLT.3Y C0.t. aa aqaal appartv.H y aalayar iari i:iV TRUCK TIIS be Interviewing on Tuesday and at 945 East Wednesday, October 5 First South Street,' Salt lake City, from 900 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. . , ' ' . , If unable to see Nic on either of these two days, write to Gene Ewing, Employments Manager, Yosemite National Park, California 95389. Include personal data, marl- of --skiing background,! tal status,-resuNic will Hr. ljr 1SS1 lavy imm Th Seiberllng 100 au nylon cord . nasreaAM 60x1 4.70x1 66-Pl-y $16J5 56-Pl-y $19.55 $23.55 $24X5 $38X5 7.C0x156-Pl- y 7X0x1 66-Pl- y 7X0x1 48-Ply. laa Sad. la. Tea eT S143 ta Oapeadiageaiia S4t ' All pricaa MadwalL aackanga. , WLMnMtta A atadt mm I yaarM gay. 1P0 HUt, NYLON CORD 111 A4vaaa4 traaC, fall 4ly ayUa Wide 4eey tread. n aaaaiMMiM ea hut aatai tttf. |