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Show - 1 VCats Lead DESERET NEWS, tunitf. Jaunty SCE B7 TV6S " HALIMON HIGH WITH 35 Hoop Poll; r'Utes Fade :j Aggies Top MSU T By the associated press - Coach Harry James, center, confers with Utah's top junior tennis talent from left, Scott Stevenson, Susan Bradshaav F. D. Robbins, and Bob Schovaers. UTAH'S SECRET SUCCESS FORMULA Fop Junior tennis School results in outside tournaments. teach others the winning they enter the concentrated Nucleus of the Utah success is niques. JM ior program. 177 He says the Junior names to in Sait Lake Valley. The secret (1 mu I4 (U4I 4. Twwm (IM 111 Utahs Junior tennis enthusi-- j of consistently high finishes and 'watch for future stardom 1 (WM4 l asts are gaming a place to the high rankings is found to the elude, to addition to Robbins, S V4ri OVU Kmlatn " ' Bradshaw and Stratton: John, national sun. H Dk 041 4. 11. Bob and Mary Jane Schovaers, Wj 11 011 Mr latest the frr example, S 4 .. til 44 IM 44444 Drew Sweet, Jeff and Jim RobCtodMiM I ft is, wm la tional magazine features F. D. a ZZZZ a Robbins of Salt Lake ' bins, Blake Ottoson, Scott SteCity sec-tennis venson, and others. They have the andnationa in to Borowiak top Jeff gion ony NT El excellent tennis counsel from aM Tnw-c- i atm' United States junior realm. Jim Osborne and other former Susan Bradshaw, Jane Stratton current Utah tennis aces. or have and other Juniors many AP Poll These youngsters have the optaken the spotlight with High Tennis of Utah: mag-university Ww w Hril ,i,l 4 4, finishes in regional and national azine portunity of playing with top says: I WTrowQh seniors. It is an old axiom of meets. 14. 4. J 444 MW 4 I4447V4M4 44. aM F. D. Robbins was taught tennis that you dont improve the tn Robbins ranked first I. HM4I44 (W) H4 yn t. OCLA t nvil t 1968 Intermountain Tennis Assn. the game at the Salt Lake Tennis unless you play someone! 4 H4ri C4rN4 04W Ml , h4 0441 4 04 Bojs 18 singles, and Salt Lakers Club by the now famous Harry better." t444 4 SI M4.WW (IMS y s .swept lb top ratings or A James, a polio victim who This is one of the coaching (ini teaches from a wheel chair . . . techniques employed by James. y possible 18. This isnt bad for a his Utah teams have been top- - The instruction is free. ITA .W ,n-- o 5or Required of a young netter to I" the think who There are some 4MWbHE4C4N49 4444. IMe rn'(eJt 04n nwv; Arm?. 4oHM C . is enter this select group best years- CVXE444IV. b44Wan. Drvk. Wr- - Utah Junior program to be to IC4 144, was winning frequently complete dedication. KM. 4144 SE4E4 H44HWM14. to the United States. If not, it is James 4 nw ttmrnm Hair Dun. 0M4 Most netters have begun to ariatHarv v JnrHi, a . Tam-4- certainly one of the top ranking when polio stopped his career, VIII TWv. na T4a how to show their talent by the time never But on based hes Utah forgotten junior programs IIM4 4MM4 1W4fel4 ii4) 10 91 But onetime starter Paul Track Boycott came on in relief for NEW YORK (Urn The Smith and hit 3 of 4 from the field for 10 points. Jefferson and move to boycott the New YtK Tollestrup had eight rebounds Athletic Club's Indoor track although each played less than and field meet In the new Madison Square Garden Ffeb. a half. The Aggies returned home for 16 gained momentum Tuesday a Thursday outrng against Brig- with more Negro athletes ham Young ana travel to Utah Joining the movement. tech-- 1 By HARTT WDCOM Deseret News Sports Writer Jun- - a S mIT 1 1 14 4 M II M 41 gw M2 4 AH ) M U il M A7 HU u, 4 tt I 9 41 ton & FINN Conttaned from Page to Another highlight at the Oregon einderfest for . BYU was the high jump performance nf F.d Hanks. He went as B-- 5 and Pertd Pousl, BYU ace to the high as anyone at then had plenty of height for a long and triple jumps, and Jaak-kleap. But a careless Inter Tuomtoen, knocked off tha bar thumb mediate hurdle ace for BYU, They lured him to BYU . . . after he had crossed it and besides, AIM commented, I want to work hard for the 1968 Olympics and Id like to There are ten. species of train among friends while in the United State. grouse school attending Besides those three, BYU Their range extends over most has recruited another fine of the United States and Canada Cel-io- n Scandanavian athlete except for parts of southeastern Chrlster, 4 high and southwestern United States. V FINAL Off Dk EEKNIQN'S BOYD So TUX V mrnlm WWW Valtwf Htodqurtar $ 14 MU af avr tpoefal rata DAY,WlDJANUARY31it 440-yar- d Yours fre- eOfficial Mercedes-Ben- raoiw IP: FI? 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F Goon the bench and They came off 17 20 totaled and Mrr.a points , rebounds. Andersen also pointed to the 108 on the season, low shooting percentage of Mon- Montana State took an earl (rtkmidi rttn tana State and said the CSC do- - lead and led 17 9 with 14 33 left ,fense certainly had a lot to do in the first half. CSC crept With it. The Bobcats shot a cool dose with Halimon and Hoff- 33 per cent front the field while man scoring in spurts." Hoffman the Aggies hit bed it at and put USIV-- .V per cent. Forward Paul Hoffman had a ahead 31 30 for good with a foul good night from tlie field in hit- - pitch. ting 7 of 11 from the field., Bv half the Aggies had Jimmy Smith had an off night stretched it to 52 43. toitA and connected on only six of 17 Vc nl.n from the field for 16 points. pproocH 35 85-7- 7 nw noustoh ran 3 spectacular performance first-plac- 93-7- 5 A8 BOZEMAN. MONT. For the first time this season Utah State starters got some help from the bench and the Aggies dropped Montana State oi the Big Sky Conference for the second time, 9587. Shaler Halimon put on anoth-lo- r Houston's Cougars remain on kip 1 college basketball! Top -- Ten today, but there'! n slight change at the bottom., 3- - J, la toe latest Associated Press pattTDuk cbmbed out from the utraoked Into the No. ) spot as Kentucky dipped to 10th and Utah tumbled out altogether. unbeaten In 18 Houston, e votes games, drear 38 and 33 points while UCLA, which has Inst only to Houston In II starts, compiled 302 points. Including five votes for first The rankings from three through eight remained the same as last week with the order going North Carolina, New Mexico, St. Bona venture, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Columbia. Utah Ml from the Top Ten after losing three games last to Washington, week, to Seattle, and to Oregon. That gaev the Redskins five straight losses, all on the road, and a 134 record. Kentucky was the only other member of last week's Top Ten to lose, dropping an decision to Tennesse. ; the Bobcats vreru ' cod candidate' Jack Gillespie hit 00 six of 30, but led MS U points. scoring with Leroy- Arnold had 21. Deseret News Special ; 1162 |