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Show DESERET A February 1968 74, RESULTS ympus; Tourney Intapes Alive Top Bv ar $7 I 4 fit li Box Ei eon v Me Qoden ;9 Weber 75 Roy 5t Bear Rner 91 Infermoun'am REGION TWO V c t 62 Davis 68 Viewmont 75, Clearfield 51 Bountiful 8C Olympus 72 Hiqnland 68 South S4 Sk 'line 7c East 67 REGION THREE Cyprus 76 Kearrs 71 Tooele 58 Granger 74 Jordan 5? Hillcrf-'Murray &4 Granite 58 JuJq 78 B rqhom 56 REGION FOUR Amfrir in F k 77 lehi t3 Orem 60 3 Y High 49 Pay on 78 Pieasant Grove 74 Spanish Fork 92, Orton 4j Pro.o 63, Soringville FIVE North Summit 86, South Summit Wasatch 67, Grantsvilte 57 St Joseph's 35 North Rich 33 Park City 64, South Rich 62 Tmlic 76. Utah Deaf School 61 REGION SIX Duchesne 77 Altanont 68 Union 79 Tabtona y3 Monticeilo 53 Grnen R ,er 'O San Juan 7C, Notre Dame 50 East Carbon 83 Moab 58 REGION SEVEN Gunnison 80 Wasatch Academy - The jittere OAKLAND, CALIF. (CPli caught up with Bob Beamon a the National AAU track and field championships, but luckily not until he had won the long jump with a meet record equalling leap of 26 feet lHj inches. Beamon became shook up Friday night during the first half of the championships after an unidentified man came out of the stands and 80-7- e K.mab illard Miltord Cedar City Hurricane 56 Delta 61 Beaver 46 73, 66 62 70 terrible. Outside of that, the nationals got off to a smooth start as a fleet quartet of girls from the Los Angeles Mei curettes set a world indoor retold ol 1:45.1 in winning the sprint medley relay and Billy Gaines and Barbara Ferrell, who only a week ago scored matching world record victories at an intei national meet in Moscow, won the men's and womens 66 c Viewmont Cub-vill- e Champs! 6,000-plu- I',- told him something could happen to ou this The threat was intei preted by Beamweekend on as a reprisal for his having competed m the lactally plagued New York Athletic Club games a week ago. Beamon, a student at the University ot Texas at El Paso, became so unnerved by the threat that it tool: some talking from Ralph Boston and Charlie Mays to calm him down. He later discussed the incictont with his coach, Wayne Vandenburg, who became equally upset. "This is just terrible, said Vandenburg, just region eight Ererpnse & two-da- y J iint tilv inpus Ken K,iii(ill Hill scmti lung lux head Satui dav morning billowing hix Titans' demise hi Bourn ilul Fmlav night. We just lielng out the best 1 arrell confided folin them. lowing Bountiful's nifty vin over the Stilt Lake toun-iImpel ills "They slmi 07 pei tenl frn the ganm said Fan ell You don't neat that kind ol We don't always shooting, .shoot that hot.' eonlessed Boimtiluls Bennie Mangus Farrell's head-s- ratehing is H.s Titans just beginning take on South's Cubs at bat-ti- e Friday in a A tournament for in berth m an 8 p.m. clash. s A crowd of could jam Souths new gym for that answer that seems to rest in Souths favor. Bountiful, likewise, has new tourney hope. The Mangus-meere watching West and Cleai field. Should both dubs lose and the Braves win next Bountiful stands a week, for a tournament chance berth. "They couldn't miss, mumbled Olympus Farrell of the Braves. Compiling that nifty 67 per cent field goal percentage were Braves Dan Hunter (23) Craig Siddoway (18) and Paul Spring (15) while junior giant Larry Green came hew through in Bountiful's look fashion with 12. "Theyre going to be gieat next year, Farrell said of Bountifuls Braves. "They could be tough yet, this year, 'Shook' Jumper Wins PEGlON ONE DAVE KADLhC K rVsc'ict Nous F'fxiits national aau meet PPEP CAGE Bv CLINT BARBER Deseret News Stall Writer dashes. Jervis Scott, Pemetta Glenn, Dee Debusk and Miss Ferrell were the girls who set the medley relay mark, clipping 1.5 seconds off tne old mark set a year ago by Tennessee State. Tie Tennessee girls finished second this time in 1 :45 8. also beating their old record. dash in Earlier, Miss Ferrell won the 6.7 seconds and Gaines nipped Mel Pender ard j0)n Carlos in a photo finish, all clocking six seconds flat, in the mens 60. pnnis Phillips of Oregon State was another hero, winning the pole vault with a meet record inches. His leap lied the re equalling 17 feet, cord set a year ago by Bob Seagren, who bowed out when he couldnt clear 16-- Bob suffered a minor injury earlier when his pole snapped and banged him in the chest. It was the same pole with which he set hLs world mark of 17-- 4 y4. The Phillips made three tries at a but didnt come close. Still, world record 17-d CI.EARF 1ELD As one tup- porter put it, when Viewmonts Barbara Ferrell anchored relay team. Vikings chrk, they re dynamite ked die here They Friday the 17 was his career best and made him only night, putting together a race17 feet indoors. the fourth man ever to horse fast break, pinpoint passin turned were victories Other and hot a by Ron Laird in shooting percenting the mile walk (6:16.9), Vilma Charlton in the age to trounce Clearfield, womens 220 (25.1), Maren Seidler in the The win gove the Vikings Bennie Mangus Braves hopeful. Ken Farrell Titans hurting. Doris Brown in the womens shot put the division championship and and Valentin Gavrilov it! mile womens (4:50.1), put Clearfield on the verge of We played good defense, too, he concluded. the high jump wondering how his giant Cubs elimination from a state tourMaxwell added. could force 50 fouls to HighMeanwhile Olympus is conney berth chance. with cerned their star Craig lands charity line while colThe boxsccie: The game began as a relative-Barlows mumps. As Barlows lecting only 29. ly tight contest, marked by Bountiful 80, Olympus 72 Were the big club. They mumps swell Titan title hopes 37 75 strong defense on part of both 51 18 Olympus shrink. Barlows mumps will were reaching. But we had Bcuntitul 61 17 80 46 But with Hoyt Johnson tpgniS Jamieson Olympus - Watkins be a week old Monday. Hes a the fouls called against us, 2 8, woo 14, pazi.sh 12428 Luttrei rebounding and Terry Hender-thre- e 0 0, inebn 19, Marcum 12 4, Mcencn he said Saturday, wondering likely starter. But unlikely, state birth in the first quarter G Curtis 0 0 0 Emery 0 0, Kniqht 2 3 7 SOD quick nipping in By DOUG CHRISTENSEN ba"kelSHighlands Lany Maxwell TBcu,nWuM-,Sdtlie says Farrell. VlkinSS 3 t0k as they jumped into a 8 2 18 Simons Deseret News Staff Writer Meanwhile Souths George had his own intei pretation. 0 2, Tibbs halftime Campbell lead. 011, Spring lead, behind the shooting bf 3 Green 5 212, Smith M3, Hunter Souvall is spending his time After Alan Cleverly intercept They kept hitting our boys. The Pirates of KEARNS Thomas and Gtov George ed a pass to open the third Pearce. Cyprus High are looking anxquarter, the Vikes proceeded to iously today towards a playoff It was the second quarter that break the ball game wide open. with Bingham and Granger for broke the Cougars back. Gary They hit the net for 66 per cent the Division Two title in Region Spiers, Bill Jenkins and Tom in the last half, with a action. basketball Three vareity Turpin each netted seven points of shots, most of which were in the quarter while Reams Friday night they blew the lid within six feet or less of the off the Kearns basket in the couldnt seem to buy a baskat basket. second quarter and went on to and the Pirates went into life The Falcons, , on the . ... 'morialld by defeat the Cougars. ,, dressing room ahead at the half 1, could only 33 per jearns hardwood. The win gave leading cf nt, mostly from tee outer fnnChuicli hit a fieldei, missed a By ROGER PUSEY ,he pirates a 5.3 record in Divi. i foul shot and then hit Cyprus 74, Korns 71 sion Two the same as Bingham . News Staff Writer Four Vikugs hit in double fig- - and straight bom the line to keep both lost v,ho Granger do mCn pd the scoring the game out of reach when the A U,.eS' 11, MURRAY Mori Turpin typrus Prjday season to Kparns on thp cypius Mortcn 18 School 14)j, C6lten 44)e, jenkm, with Skyline and foul. to Farmers took High 9 started Grangained rebourds over victory ,, 27 M 76. Totals was It a sweet victory for, floor. ,Spirs e Farmer Steve Wallace hit .one of the sweetest revenge earned ite Friday night, Coach Dick Smuin and his Kearns looked like they might iWiiinVMTiJsante'r-w.'pearc.- ; of the season F'riday by ment tones of 23 hi the for Henthe in fourth a a points Region spot game); Murray i5BMt7t!'eld who lost earlier this eliminate any Pirate hopes of a1 -'- 28 Three playoff with Judge Meperiod in a vain attempt to get turning back East's dangerous derson, who played perhaps his players best game of the season, got 17 Leopards morial. East trailed the Eagles in points, Dave Cleverly 15, and led the Blaine Church Fiery their last meeting by 15 points Dave Nelson 11. Spartans in the fourth period fouls in the first half and a the fourth quarter, and then Craig Fisher led the Falcolns three when he scored nine of his 19 Murray fans feared that would won. But Skyline made certain with 14 points, points and tlnvarted a Farmer .1 did not be the undoing. happen again It was 77, c.m.w si attempt of being a spoiler. Coach Jim Spencer went into tougher this time, in ironi of V(ewmont 29 55 7 is of most the ciearfieia a zone defense and tlie Spartans the Leopard fans. 2? n 37 Jon Winget Murray bailed 51 third period when both lean's Butier5 at end of the 3Vfohn7onle7-7i8- , ;NT'iP picked up only five louls in me Skyline led Henderson third period, but tliev did not Perrin 3. Hawkos placed cautiously and tried foi lead when Jon Winget followed sm,n(l half, Lalll Cullemore 0 0 0; the good shots and seated 21 a rebound. 23 n Totals ao fold in the finale this time c Clearfield Fisher 14; Wilcox 4 In fact thev points between (Item. Gaieszn ai mind coop gained Murdock 3 Winget connected twice more Murra J Stilweli 20 4 a 23 Grande Wallace 4Q lenrt ana,BucW point Behind at one point early in for a Richards 4., ,, 2.,.6 Msrtm 0 ' si 22 ner 0 " DutUe'' 00 ' Tas Scott Robbins 24 to'u sa Totals scot ed tlie fourth period, Mutray then Church took the scot ing pmer from ,lle fast bteak Jeff Lyman tied the score on a Richard chores, mostly from the foul But? mm, till' Hall Sanders Totals added 19 and Wayne Ellgren Johnson foul shot and took the line. 64 23 and sophomore Bill Anderson added 16 apiece. Anderson, not even listed on last year's Skyline roster listing 16 hoopsters, has been one reason for a major surge bv the ,, Eagles.' The team appears RJu?f I'onj1.,ro!Ied over a . Friday m a nolamln8 consideiably stronger at this baU point then When the two fives"'"? The ame a, cross'wr m Re- in last met Januarv . Thfee' (loes not 0011,11 in Bv HAL KNIGHT A Anderson sophomore, league standings. Bingham, has picked up many News Staff Writer and Granger tied fori By JOE LIDDELL points from outside, v.P..,6 10 top spot in Division two, Deseret News Sports Writer UNION A smooth and fense once used so efiectively 6848 while Judge and Murray were at race.''P0111 drubbing Out of the TOOELE poiswj Hillcrest crushed Jordan against the Eagles' knotted for second in Division' anOT a month ago. to finish Coleman Don Easts John and as gaining only self satisfaction, Friday might Burley Leo Gibbey tanked sixuiuiefeated champions in Region Workman were brilliant, but One. Tooele sliced Granger. both of the Region baskets the first half helping Three, Division One. couldn't s'em the Eagle tide Thus, F'rtday night in Buffalo land. Throe divisions will have to to a halftime lead with J'loele aloneand Plant Steve. The Huskies have Cyprus' Coupled Randy easily have playoffs to determine the Frank Park. Steve Pratt. Har-'j,- , in 13 apiwe. win over Kearns, the Region Bnw eu1T am Hymas helped Three Division Two lead went,0 it the was a Leopards year for an g.Q division record.1 lie. outslujot the Lancers 12 baskets crambling into a three-wajor(j(ln looked sharp in the Skyline discourage the zone do until intermission. eight ma,,or of netting up another fl,0'n vdt,Kv ' ,(1 Jof,J za Bingham, the beaten Lanceis Gi angers Richard Blake, hit- opon,ng minutes and iumned to water-tigh- t 01 (18) and and the surging Pirates all have an defease, as thev did (a( hut gnetriiggers "'S Bye lot six the first qua - s00n willMi' in the face won-lorecords (! in the fits! but tlie F,"k? of Hillmeeting, T(', r) Healey s and Playoffs are scIhhIuIihI earlv crest's fast break and sharp next week to determine state Djve Hint's F4 foul throw find a leak in the armor this MoKee drllll 23 pin,s but scores kept the Lancers m tlie shooting Steadmani tout n.iment spots time. However, Fiast did man-th- e teammi te Wayne Ron Hatch, to 15. Steadman at one held was Pick the Puates game the earlv periods to force Eagles into tllP ni&ht' ,lil H varl' a(?. ,X111,S time was the top Class A scorer. vvlio aie the only ones to deleat Tom I, 51 Cr,n,er many second quarter errors. 14 41 etv 4! 31 of close-ishots amt Grvrvqet Jeff the Buffs twice this season Tooele 15 and grabbed a J3 lead in Bintham $6 Judst 4J4 4,58Tehbs 2 04 Holt potted from outside to that Hraiy 59 J8 78 20 Coach Gary Gardneis ileid Gumoei Judo period. 16 42 11111 2a $6 Huskies ahead ,ko Bmgham at dSvo i has won lour of its last live con- ? s 7 0 J1 Webster Chambers 44, Judge Skyi.n 74. East It " tne end of the first period. D Frank a 15 Schubach 2 15, Yerko a4' East 6 'sts erupting too laie m the Tooeie i' Gibtyv 7 Ttf 3 1? 5 818 vich 14, Uzetac Kelly Ml, 76 a 7J jJ Sophomoi e Ron Kunz kci)t Skyline 0 7 Trice 02 2 Totals stvson and finishing witli a 44 8 22 Robbins Skyline Lyman .Ionian in the game but the Elaoren,26 76 40 78 Sneparo 0 2 2, Bell ' 2 16 . Anderson 6 4 16, Totals 27 22 29 76 Btnoham Harker 2 4 8 Trimtfe 2 5 were unable Beeidiggets East Coleman 8 2 18, Plant 5 3 13 'McKee 7 9 23 Steadman 63 15 Tea 0 00 Kmw 000 Workman 8218 Looslt Rreere Thomas 0 M3 i lose the gap and trailed 3. ofl Horsley 7 4, Totals 28 13)8 6 13 5 18 McGuee 56 VanDvke OOC Tola's ( at liaK'nie, n j 77-5- 5 car (48-9- ), - (7-1- ). 1 Cyprus Wins, Playoff Next 6-- 6 . 1 5 4 C 4 C C 29-2- 1 - 23-1- 6 W i FACES J.M. 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