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Show Hiji'WiHinm'mil'rH'ifl usg If 5rAv-f- MWVJ9 ' c s ' py ' kS7 A V 3 SAXS r JU A "i fix '& ; .4 , March 4, 1963 DESERET NEWS, Monday, UjUTnfre & S i 1 7 w r , ' fJTf - , r tJ A 4 Craig Gorder . . . alpine expert Tina Chlson . . . Carol Keevert . . . Jackson star Skyline ace Utah Skiers Win Jackson Honors TETON VILLAGE. VYO. Two Utah skiers won fop prizes Sunday in the downhill championships of the lntermountain Division of the U.S. Ski Association. John Offret, Solitude, won the Junior Expert B Boys competition aft r racing over the 1.8 mile course in 2:03.6. Tied for second were Gordon Hopke, Sun Valley, and Rom McGhie, of the Gaddis Training Organization, Salt Lake Citv, who posted times of 3.05.6. Jolin Phelps, Kaysville, won first place in the Veteran Men division with a time of 2:53. The only Idahoan to capture a first place trophy was Paula Kanerva, Sun Valley, who w he Senior A L'on in 2:00.3. (AP) Wnmpn Fut place winners were: Bruce Jacobson, Jackson, Wyo., Junior Expert A Boys, 1 :55 3. John Offret. Solitude, Junior Expert B Boys, 2 :03.6. Jay Hurabayashi, Aspen, Colo., Senior A Men, 2:01.6. Dave Lewis, Colorado University', Boulder, Senior B Men, 1:59 9. John Phelps, Kaysville, Veteran Men, 2:53. Dallas Dunlap, Jackson, Junior Expert Girls, 1:58.1. Paula Kanerva, Sun Valley, Senior A Women, 2:00.3. Taffy Chick, Aspen, Senior B Women, 2:42 8. Junior Jacxson, Expert A Bovs: Buce Jabocson, GTO, i 55 J, Cratfl Gorder, Retire Trophy PARK CITY, UTAH (AP) The Deseret News ski team won the fourth annual Media Medley giant slalom classic here over the weekend for the third consecutive time to retire the giant trophy. The News team of Dave Kadleck, Ray Grass and Bill mile- Sanders posted a combined time 4:59.3 over the course over slalom Pay Day slope. , Jong giant The News 4:59.3 clocking edged KALL radio team time handicap time given to ; of 5:44.6 allowing for a vn smaller staffed radio stations, Team Finish Official Time 4:64.3 5:59.6 6:35.0 MEDIA DESERET RACER DAVE KADLECK 2. RUSS TIMPSON 3. JOHN BERMEN 4 KENT IVERSON 5. RAY GRASS A VAL IVERSON 7. MIKE FLETCHER - a . NEWS KALL DESERET NEWS KANN DESERET DESERET NEWS KSL KANN 9 DAN KOOYLMAN .10. CRAIG IVERSON .11 BOB WOODY MZ WILL LUCAS 13. DAN TYLER 14. SCOTT SLATER 'IS. RICK THIROIT 16. JACK FORD 17. HARRY FULLER m 18 ARNIE WHEELER 20. LEE JORGENSEN QP loe, r 2 07 6 Junior Expert B Btys John Offret, Sohtuoe 2C3 6 Gordon Hopke, Sun Valley, and Tom McGhie. GTO, 2 05 6 (tie), Steve Reynolds, Park City, 2 07, Phil Steima, Sun Valley, 2 08 1. Senior A Men: Jay Hurabayashi, A&oen, 2 01 6, Robbie Garrett Jackson 2 02 5, Russ Wohler, 'ackson, 2 04 7, Mike Rice, Bear Gulch, 2 07 Senior B Men Dave Lewis, Colorado U , 1 59 2 06 3, Robert Fuller, Jackson, 9, Pete Crosby, Jackson, 2 10 4, Alien Shaffer, Aspen, 2 11 2, harry Frlshman, Jack-so2 AModemwiap-aious- d tread design Plus37(to47twr tire Fed. Excise lax, sales tax, and 2 trade-itires of tarn size off your car. Same high quality tread iribher as new Firestone tires Tested andproved at speed over 100 m.p.h. 11 3 Veteran Men: John 2 53 Junor Phelps, Expert Girls: Kavsvine, Dallas i Oumap, 1 58 1; Cheryl Staley, Jackson, 2 07 2, Pam Brennan, Sun Valiev, 2 09 5; Ann Manful, URS, 210 6, Glenda Steima. Sun Valley, 2 12 4; Robbie Beck, GTO. 2 12 8, Susy Patterson, Sun Valiev, 2 14 7, Jackson k 7.5M4 P 6.50 Larger sizes 2 for 28.28 ANY SIZE LISTED Carol Keevert, Jackson, 2 14 8, Kristy 2 15, Cair Bleckman, Owen, Jackson, Sun Valley, 2 20 1. Senior A Women: Paul Kanerva, Sun Valley, 2 00 3 Senior B Women Tatty Chick, Aspen, 2 42 8, Baitara Yarnada, Pocatello, 3 12 9 s 7.75-1-4. 7.00-- 7.75-1- 5 7.00-1- 3 6.95-1- 4 6.70-1- 5 6.50-1- 3 7.35-1- 6.00-1- 3 15 7.35-1- 4 5 Plus 45( to 57i per tire Fed. Excise tax, sales tax, and 2 trade-i- n tires ot same size oft your car. ,v .W ISA Names JuniorTeam awgaassaa Ten JACKSON, WYO. (AP) boys and six girls have been selected to represent the Intermountain states In the Junior National Alpine championships at Bozeman, Mont., March i New Treads m m mm 8HSEAD5 13-1- The 16 were chosen on the basis of their performances in eddies or YOUR own TIRES AS S LOW. races since January. The boys are: Bruce Jacobson and Alen Budge, Jackson; Craig Gorder and Craig Day, Gaddis Salt Organization, Training Lake City; Brad Langston and Jon Engen, Alpine Training School, SaP Lake City; Pat Simpson and Dan Bell, Sun Val- TIRE Wider treadfor better tradioa and handling k Race tire sipes in tread elements iorbetterlugh speedperfonnance New "quick. look and haadsom golden stripe sidewall C7.73-14- Whitewall JT, .f-- tt u Plus 614 Fad. Exciso tax, si ies tax, and trade-i- n tke of sam size off your car. 1 . Other cLtoo proportionately low priced UaJ inS 4? 1 NEWS KANN NAC BILL SANDERS SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES f ley, and Mark Soderquist and Jeff Lowe, Utah Racing School, TIME 1:47 4 Ogden. 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