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Show - , Monday, June 3 , 1968 DESERET NEWS, , Speedway E3usv Pv1enico City With 00vitipic Pre 11.1,"0:: .':r....:'l'steW4.;,;: ' By 110WARD PEARSON Deseret News Staff Writer s:'::.: y :' :::,..: :: .. :!::' ..., ' :':',:.: '::::77:,::N:::..:.:;::, .... , ,:,.':7;,.5;::;,..;..:;,.::1, , ,, ', .;.ri'::: ::', :' ;,:,':::;::t :.:),: ;'''...:::. -:: :: n ord A. pk, ,..,:;,1rnr.Ft:S33M47r,,::1k3R:4!774';'.irwt ,:.: ':..i.::;,.,:::;,::::::',,,,...':::',. :;::::;:,, ,:: .s.:.,'f:''::4:f ,:;,;,,.'k-:- ,,' :?:::::.:;.':::,:e:::K::-:;;:.:-:,,:,z.- ; .s.. .::::::!::'; .,:::::;.:::A,...,:, uzzes !i .. :,, 7:: ,., '. ::.,::. :: ..:: ,..; , -:- ,: ' ,: :; 1 Chase Shamrock Nine Tightens Splits Twinbi The 1968 Fairgrounds Speed- way points chase in the Shamrocks moved Into Sunday's linescores: division has tightened up consid- - Utah's in the Pacific Ilirst tarns place R erably following Dick Card's,aecend N Sun-- : 1Coast League's standings 000 011 000 -2 Calif. win Saturday evening. 2 fat, -' Shamrocks double100 000 a 100 -3 12 2 iday night by splitting Official totals will not be bill with Orange, ' Spanks and 11o; Peterson and Nan. 0m01 known until later tonight. but at New White Park in Second Calif. tin 1 000 -6 le Orange, !salt Lake. Card's victory in the Shamrocks 030 003 -0 2 k RiCe and INN Sayre and lutt. added to the fact that Mel the first The w.on Shamrocks did not place ';17; to a in 10 innings, but I dead, game, flat tire, has i on three hits Two Honors shut out, were locked the two in points. lin the second outing. Nate McBride and Lewis Jen. The win for Card was the sec-single by Carol Day drove sen, both of Clearfield, took ond one of the season. He was in top Cathy Jo Sayre from third to honors in horseshoe followed by Terry Nish in sec. pitching in win the Shamrocks the competition at Ogden, Saturday ond place and Dirk Simon in give the first contest. evening. third. Nish also won the A TroCurrent Pacific Coast League McBride won first place in the phy Dash. standings show Orange with a IA Division, while Jensen took Simon and Nish are waging it 10--2 record, the Shamrocks honors in the B Division. Santa Clara, Next tight battle for third and fourth Sun City, Ariz., competition will be Sat. place in the points chase. Nishicalif., and Redwood City, urday at 7 p.m. at Liberty Park Is expected to have a slight leadicaut., 48. in Ogden. totals are the over Simon, when Next action for the Sham. Last week's results: released. rocks will be double headers Om A continued his with Sun City both Saturday and Nate. McBride, Clearfield; Bob Taylor ichal Backer, SIC; Roger Parsons, Midvale; domination in the C class Satur- - Sunda y nights. Saturday, the Gilbert, Moesinger, Ogden; Oscar Funk, Henry Bens, Ogden; William day, as he von both the troPhY two squads will play at New Murray; Brin, North Ogden; Robert Hull, Murray. dash and CMain. Ken Frewlwhite at 7:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. Class la Lewis Jensen, Clearfield; won the B Trophy dash, while 1Sunday. and they will square off Fto lon Thor.. good. Roy; Lynn Buys, Tooeit; Eric Col Ron Dickinson won the at John Aftleck Park in Ogden ((lister, Salt Lake City; Parley Hancock, Ogden; Art Bellingham, Ogden; Alan )1. e terson, Clearfield; Eight of the top Fairgrounds at the same times. en, en, en, comSpeedway drivers will be peting at a Canadian American Association Modified Racing circuit race this Friday and Sat- urday at Pocatello. Expected to race there are Andrus, Card, Nish, Simon, Bobby Baker, Wes Bruner, Pete Cazier and Klass Vander Woude. Some changes may be , As coach of Weber State's made in that list before this OGDEN M predicted by weekend, however; Fairgrounds Saturday's Deseret N e w s, freshman, Johnson compiled a Speedway manager Ferrol Pap- - Weber State's administration record. Last season worth said today. the Willie lojourner-leselected Phil Johnion Sunday I. Scheduled for this Saturday at to replace Dick Motta as head kittens were 14-the Speedway is the first Demo- - basketball coach. Motta resigned last week lition Derby of the season. freshman to become coach of the NBA's Johnson, four-yecoach at Weber, will likely Chicago Bulls. continue Motta's brand of ball, Thursday.. an offense which stresses defarm liberation but runs when the The Shamrodtettes, team to Utah's Shamrocks, will opportunity arises. Fixtures, Pipe, Volvos. play the touring Queen and Her Fittings, Throadings, Etc. softball Maids Everything team Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at' Stamps & Daters for Itio DoftYounollon' New White Park. CLYDE and KARI 11:30 am.. 9 fa 4 p.m.-So-rt. Well known nationally, the Is team a and Maids Her Queen ' 23011 EL West Temple specializing in trick snIthall, MARKETING DEVICE INGINEMIS 4th L et 7fit Mast blindfolded. 4 As including playing Intermit mein Stomp I LONIMMM. 44111136 :: isf::::,.:::,:;? 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Oddly, it isn't land hockey, which features a being air conditioned because,. of a mile curved Mexico's weather Is so detrack, should prove one of the lightful that in October, when most valuable contributions to the Olympics will be held, it Mexico as a result of the isn't expected to be needed. Olympics. Bicycling Is an ' Among the expanded consport in Mexico. The structions is increasing the track, which is like a giant size of the university stadium, racer track, curves around in front of a stadium that will wherc track and field events will be held, to 83,000 capacseat 6,000 persons. ity. A new feature of this will Most fantastic stadium be the approach ramps and built is a geodetic parabolic the track of tartan facility for the basketball cushiony substance like that games. being used at Brigham Young It has a roof of aluminum Universtly. Runners will be that hold up running on it for the first time underpinnings rippled sheets of copper. It at an Olympic event. The will seat 23,000 persDns and is Olympic flame will burn in this stadium, but not in the being built at a cost of 9 mil In another stadium, hundreds of bags filled with sand loaded one section of the seating. This is to determine the tolerance point of the cement &cording to builders. Mexico is going all out for the '68 Olympics. The work is pro. ceeding 24 hours per. day according to Gustavo Diaz Ordaz, president of Mexico. His committee said that 10 new stadiums are being built and 11 sites are being remodeled. Highway construction is going on in Mexico City and most of that is expected to be completed before the Oct. 12 opening of the games. Mexico City is about five hours by plane from Salt Lake City. usual place. It will be at the bp of one side of stands rath- er one-thir- d than on the field. The swimming pools prom- ise to draw attention, especially the one for diving. A feature of this will be a hydraulic elevator for the competitors. The stadium for the swimming events will seat 10,000 persons. We ran into a couple asof unusual construction pects in two stadiums. At the swimming stadium several hundred gigantic oil Cans were hanging by wire from the ceiling. It fumed out water is added to or subtractcans as ed from, the the cement hardens and a' stresses are determined. Johnson Picked For WSC Post T0'.-'0.- .q."-i6,:-.S.1710.V.'- TOO The, 1968 golf- Goodliffe, who gained state- wide recognition as a youthful golfer from Brigham City, displayed some of the most mature golf of his caret in Western winning the Amateur over Tope le's nine-hol- e . layout,' He shared the lead after 18 holes with veteran Skeet Slater of Tooele at par 66. Sunday, he clung to that lead in the face of detertrined pressure from a half dozen talented simon pures Good- -. liffe won th title with a . Goodliffe's - "good'. year started out a few weeks ago at the Western Athletic Con. ference golf championships in Fort Collins, Colo. Though Utah was not glamorous as a , 1VACATIONT K.CIAUti team, Reid was third Individ. ual leader amid a real hot crew of college golfers. His performance at Ft. Col. lins won him a spot on the AC golf team . a real compliment for being on a team which finished far down the list. It also earned him an indi. vidual spot in the Na- Pannier's tional Collegiate golf championships 'scheduled for mid. June at New Mexico State. That is the big effort Reid is eyeing right now. He'U use Salt Lake City the Amateur Saturday and Sun. day as a final warm-u-p before the NCAA outing. the Western In winning Amateur, Goodliffe displayed some steady golf. He had two greens in 36 holes. Iron. ically, they both came on the and on par-- 4 No. 7 hole both occasions they happened the second time around Satur. day and Sunday.' Reid hit 15 greens Saturday and 16 Sunday. That's pretty fair golf in face of tricky winds and on a course which ' "specializes" in tight from push pressure shots. The guy who pushed Goodliffe hardest Sunday was Gil e who Torres, BYO's possesses an articulate short game. e Goodliffe's lead on Torres had been rut to one after nine holes. Gil went out 32 with birds on the at 3rd, 8th and 9th holes. Reid managed at par 35. four-strok- MUG !CI auto air conditioner WMMI l IES tee otil l t.BANKAMERICARD.I.SAI41V; 1159 CHR5 1,4 ''. sink a pressure putt for a bogey. That put he and v404,..4 On FATHERS DAY 4 .. t.,,.,;.,f '1 to It Wwa,:s4m,,,ktalftft4 JACOBSEN MOWER t ) GladWith a Make Dad t . 1V".. JO E.T - , KNIVES V,''''' . I. your old for $l oisf mower! Yrodo-i- ! n Every Dad needs one! Hunt reds in stock at Pehrson's. All Top Quality brands. all sizes. all prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. t ,.,....,...Z.M....u...,..,,f6 ' - '' '',....,,,,,Ai ,.,4 i , i:',, i, t'4,' ,: ,' , , ',,,,...,t .,. , ' ,..'..1...,..:,..... .. 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FACTORY DIRECT PRICES Fires Ace ,',:,..4,.....::,,':7:,.'.:;:'....''..,:s.1 :,,.V,':..t,k.. 7th. 66.75-1- WE MADE A HUGE NEW ,,,. ,,,s,;.:..,.....,:....,,,,7, ''.":1 :,:'',' p A SOUTH REPEATED BY POPULAR DEMAND! , :A.v,,-':.,4W'.,::,,- 0 ..,i.: ' :'";4,7...,... '.',.:;. .,!: Torres neck and neck. Reid also was getting pressure from Arlen Peacock, who had enter ed Sunday's second round two strokes off pace. Just as it appeared Goodliffe might take gas in face of some determined bids, he birdied the third hole and the WAN rommouomm miciaamaritaZumbi.-- . Reid Good We's putting won Western Am. Slater had MK, r 41, 3354688, eat 581 Sr Opost daily 8 am. to p.o.i Monday and friday to IP p.m. !.;.,;;,1"..4,.(ty,.7:,,,41 1 1 :,,,.:., ; ,, 11 133 East 4111 South, CANTER. East-Wes- ,.,; .;, hot VIM AND '' one-und- owa Sugar Noose Cottonwood i ,,, .,, A A- T st .... ,t1,4k.'.i',;,,....,.. t East-Wes- :''''4.,, 333-46- , tr"7,3t77,,,NITTI;,, - 16-2- 2 ''''.,;,... .',:i: k ,, 4 3 )L , '''A'1,: at Nothing DownNo Carrying Charge 124 95 : '''' ''''''' :':''' ,,, .,:t, :',::."t:": one-und- , ,, owe - 'foN , 95 When Goodlifie missed the green on No. 2 (a common occurence Sunday) he had to 322-500- 4 N. Al' 1140.06.07 KEITH, INC. & 'AO Se. Stet, r,4 tfluf Proms o t.. :' ILETCHUMF5 ""1 I golf championships, it has been reported. The NCAA championships are scheduled for June t clash and the similar to the East-Wefootball or basketball game will be held June 18th as part of practice round t,. the collegiate finals. Ten or twelve golfers are selected to represent their geographic areas in the t tilt. at-lar- ex-ac- 11147,2140 1,, ,, 4 PLUMBING 'NO. , 1 Tilt LAS CRUCES, N.M. University of Utah golfer Reid Goodliffe, winner Sunday of Utah's Western Amateur, has a good chance of playing id the East-Wematch here at the , S d Goodliffe Getting East Vest Bid? t 42-2- 6 ' WINS WESTERN AMATEUR ii 1 - n, n, , , . Ii 3-- ,TENCI..."."4111SCI."' '..o,..,...","..40.1... , 'II the Olyrple ing season has started out good for Reid Go ódliffe..And he has high hopes it will con. tinue, because he has a big challenge ahead. V Si 4-- down. of facilities, FERGUSON By GEM Assistant Sports Editor Ii , ...., tomewoo00 ,,ieol., nature. There permanent probably will be no tearing epartmentswill be turned fem1-- 1 over. to middle-incom- e lies when the Olympics concludes. These famillesnow living In adobe homes or little better, will be able to rent.: or buy the aparhnEnts. An interesting feature of the Olympic Village is that its construction has ivattlted In discovery of old ruins estimated to be 1,000 years old. We rode through the area the small pyramids and other ruins rose as much as 10 feet high from the area where the athletes will be living. No previons excavations had been made in the area. It took the Olympics project to uncover the'' ruins which are being studied now. The stadiums, too, will be used for the recreation of the Mexicans after the Olympics are over. For Instance, a sta I ':'::::: , A '! 13';77:0, The federal government. of Nie)dco, roughly equivalent to our ,federal government, is spending 43,1 million dollars to Construct ,, staillums and other Olympic facilities, but nearly everything will be of a instance'L ; , As: :,:,k,t,,,,,,,oa,,;;,,,tos"1dmft.,toortor:.t4r-- ' ,:,',; ..' , -- - - :, - .:, ,'.:::,.:: many live events: For. 0- ru :!;7,7::,,,:::::7,::: i g league-leadin- Ten new MEXICO CITY stadiums and a mmplete village with accommodations for 9,000 persons are among facilities going up in this city of 7 million, which is preparing for the Olympics this fall. 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