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Show DESERET y B - Brigham Youngers held the upper hand. The Cougars showed more class, more grit, better shooting at .493 to .440. It was just those additional two personal fouls mtenton-all- y committed for ball possession in the final fracas, that sent the Aggies ahead. With BYU takmg a 21 14 lead, tne Cougars stayed m Rutfner Paul with tight It took all the basketball talent that Utah State could muster, along with all the lever that the ('ache County umtl-sideicould find to shove ahead of an improved Biigliam Young m five here Thursday. vvhai turned out to be all that a was predicted bin ner. s 97-9- hav-bai- Utah Stall fact it was a double for the Fighting Farmeis whose freshman lellows non from the ferocmus Felines of In pav-du- Provotovvn, CpC' I 72-7- in the firt eye- v fq J E - of no one is moie av.aie this situation than Coadi La Dell And Hack f.liiler px Vvcixfl e ftfMn a ho Andersen, obviously is fighting a case of the "swelling hats. Except for a few plays at the last of the game, when fouls, as usual were injected to hamper the nounal affans Coach Stan of basketball. rtb. ' Hatch Hofoat ft 4 6 II ?S 6 14 6 10 '0 6 9 4 4ft ? 6 04 7 4 01 fstrup c! T glo-tiu- after stealing ball from Cougars. d (it d Cl Fr son Totals 04 0 17 84 s Fie'd coal pf pH '6 6 4 I S 17 4 77 Robot ts was the wrong man to tie i and when the Cougars it, missed Tollestrup caught the rim with a ringer with 1:44 left to play, for a Aggie lead. Howard countered and Ron Hatch, who heroed as an Aggie sub, topped that one at to foul and he got his 11? 7 ? 1 7 O 90-9- 4 4 1? 14 10o 0 0 .3t 7 0 72 17 54 (oul oe'CMag-.74 0 Team rebounds shot percentage. 44 i: BY'J 94 Rtl re Howard V 'i 5 "6 3 j 3 2 14 . $ 7? 7 i 7 4 14 - Her To 'ecrup Va mo Kei 9 It) 0000 Peiaittf 37 7S Totals Field Goal P centaqe 71 4 Team perf'pnqe At'endance. 5 725 9 4T 3 7 n10 94 92. Ruffuer 7 110 34 44 i tool shot rebout ds 10. playing the major role, assisted by Doug Howard and a sensational new tind named Stove Kelly. Kelly, in the refrom the serve tole hit 9 a performance. a Cougar Miller fouled Jeppesen who lnt one of the two to go uillt 30 seconds Wakef. Id got loo many hands on Kelly for l and Kelly missed it. Ruttner then grabbed Tollestiup for Ruff-ne- t 's 3th foul, 23 seconds and See CONFIDENT Page l)-- 3 horn the foul nice floor and tor line missed and instantly Howard the fouled Patti Jeppesen, Aggie speedster. Just as Jeppesen went to shoot, the Cougars called time out to let the Aggieman think about his shot. Jeppesen is a steady man at fouls, but lie worried and lost this one. BYU missed again and Jim tiy 17 93-9- But !he Aggies, nevri ahead the fit si half, after 3U minutes of play, finally oveitook after 4' the Cats at minutes in the second half. Eiorn that point on the in Pestrtt Nw quality fishing only fishermen will be closed off these waters. The Strawberry River is one Gf these. Some of the fly purists campaigned for certain waters for themselves and their likes to have pure fishing as they call it, or quality fishing. That was a fine program in theory. But then it put the spotlight on that stream to the extent that Fred Hayes, who owns land along some of that stream, said that the pressure of the populace, and the l:tter they leave, is more than he and his neighbors can take and so they have it in mind to post the property to all piscators. The Weber River was another experimental spot. One of the owners of lands along that stretch told this reporter that hes had so much patronage since they spotlighted the upper Weber with the quality fishing tab that hes of a mind to close his property to fishermen. It Didn't Trim The Traffic I know this will offend some of my fishing friends, and certainly where the occasion calls for it I can be as pure with the ginger quills as the next one. But it is to note that what we thought would happen with all this quality fishing business has funnelcd the fishermen to these two waters in such a way as to bring the land owners to flinch. Salt Lake Golden Eagle goalie Russ Gillowr knows the power of positive Blinking. By JOE ST. A.MAXT PHOENIX, ARIZ. (UPI) -Bert Greene is an affluent young golf pro but lies so little known that even his own commercial sensor spelled without his name wrong E. the Greene, despite a two-shpenalty, burned up the Phoenix Country Club course Thurs64 day with a in the first round of the $100,000 Phoenix Open. The Georgia-bor- n onto a latched pro lead over veteran Paul and Harney who shot was followed by an even older Dick May6r, 43, at oldtimer Dissatisfied with the number scored against him this season, Gillow decided early this week to do something about it. of goals Informed Tuesday that he as going to start Thursdays game against the Seattle Totems, Gillow purchased and read thoroughly Norman VinThe cent Peales book, Power of Positive Thinking. Gillow than told Eagle genw eral seven-underp- one-stro- Ray I'm going to shut Kina-sewic- Manager-Coac- h those guys out. Gillow made good on liis promise by blocking all 33 Seattle 'hots Thursday night, as the Golden Eagles skated to a victory over the Totems before 4.237 Salt Palace fans. The victory was the first shutout of the season for Salt Lake City in 38 games. There have been only 10 other blankings so far this season in the Western Hockey League. As brilliant as Gillow was Thursday night, he had to share the spotlight with others about 17 others. For as Kinasewich said in the training room "It was our best team effort of the season. We came out skating aggressively, carried the action to them by getting those two goals in the first period and played consistently strong Conlty Greene Nabs Lead In Phoenix Open Kiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiintiiiiiiiiiiiinii to the Utah Fish and Game Department: If it doesnt quit spotlighting certain fishing waters ot the state with this business of photo by Dav Cougars' Veikko Vainio (43) blocks jump shot of USU's Tim Tollestrup (55). By BRENT CHECKETTS Deseret News Sports Writer This warning 1970 Sfi-7- Positive Thinking Pays Off For Salt Lake s Russ Gillow Turn Off The Spotlight 16, 7 RaD W tit for t' e Cougar Kits and a win for the Aggie greenies. Which all left Aggieville ii: a complete state of happiness. But that happiness cannot be lived and loved forever. Utah State has Utah to contend with Saturday at Logan and even in the face of its if the Thursday success Aggies dont come out with a better team effoi t than tliev gave against BYU, Utah will likely beat them. Aggies' Nate Williams drives for basket January game teetered and tottered, tied 12 times with the lead changing 12 times. Some great uoik by Terry Wakefield, a sub guard. Tim Tollestrup and Marv Roberts put Utah State ahead by eight and that fued up the Cats Ruffaer, in close, Howard out front and to the side and Miller and Kelly ftom assoit-eplaces led an imeti'tve (hive that sent BYU m front Watt-- News Sports Editor LOGAN Friday, larelh E3 HACK MILLER p.scrct NEWS, Greene, who is trying to develop the competitive spirit of an Arnold Palmer, had a card of Ive been practicing with Arnold for the past few months," he said. T wish I was of the competitor he is. You know he tries to beat my brains out in prac; tice. lie is the greatest. Greene, carrying a bag with his name spelled Green, look a bogey five on the 14th hole but bad an eagle and six birdies to offset it. one-tent- h He look the two-strok- e pen- alty on the 14th when lie pushed his tee shot out of hounds onto a street bor dcring the north side of te course. He got his eagle a three oil the 18th where he was ort the green in two and y sank a seven-foo- t putt. 533-yar- d Clear weather brought out the best in many of the golfout of the field ers. Fifty-fiv- e of 144 W'ere under par Another 18 equalled regulation figures. See UNKNOWN Page D-- 2 post-gam- Majbe it was intended to curtail the numbers of fishermen restricting the ways they could take fish and in this way trim the traffic. And it would have done so, possibly, except for bad usage of the terms quality fishing, and quality waters. On this basis a suggestion is offered to the state that the spotlight be turned off these streams and some kind of help be offered to the landowners involved to help police, or to alert the fishermen on such things as litter, stretching fences, spooking the cattle and sheep. The Size Of Two Closets The University of Utah gave a little of the back of its hand to the visiting teams in the construction and design of its new Wigwam. Without exception, visiting coaches, after looking over the large lav out, have complained about cramped quarters that visitors have had to dress in. No bigger Ilian two coat closets," one visiting coach said. The athletic director has more space for his galoshes." Thats a cruel blast, of course, but then its j'ust as cruel to dump a visiting team into a den e where they cant organize even a pre-gam- session, or turn around without begging another's pardon. One coach told this reporter that his team was "psyched before it entered the playing court. drawing-boar- d The criticism seems justified and it would help the I tes home-couimage to offer a lew more feet of space for the invaders. Mght have to knock out a brick or two or provide oilier quarters. rt The Uto3 say it was an economy move. But afier youve seen some of the plushery of that pljice this is hardly an acceptable explanativyi. thereafter. It sure seemed great to see these guys skate well for all three period'." Kinasewich was especially of with the play happy defenseman Larry McNahb, who (lew in from Hershey, Pa. Thursday morning after playing an American Hockey League game theie Wednesday night "Who do we play tonight anyway?" McNabb asked a well-wish- noon upon Thursday afterarrival in Salt Lake City. Once the game got under way. Iiuwevei M 'Nnbli left Utile doubt m anyones mind that he was icady. Ite checked with authority and seemed to motivate his , Photo by Deseret - The at 8:30 seminar begin' a.m. each day under two-da- y direction of Bill Voorhoes. Utah Regional Training anJ Te'ting Advisor. The clinic is one ot several Howard r Moort C K10GCXC1Y Sait Lake goalie Russ Gillow, front of net, preserves shutout as teammates Bob Heaney (3) and Ted Hodgson (10) clear out unidentified Seattle Totem. Eagle males to join him in the effort. Aside trom clearing out well in front of the Eagle net, McNabb assisted on all three Salt Like goals. The first of those came at 4:30 of the first period when McNabb rapped a Itatd pas.-- ; that deflected off the stick of alert left winger Danny Sehock and into the Totem net. Galen Head also had in assist on the scoie. At 14:33, .McNabb and Golden Guyle Fielder assisted Sehock on Ins second goal of the night, and the Engles were flying high. The goal came on the power plav as Totem Ray LaRo-- e was in the penalty box for t ipptng. So effective was the Salt Lake defense in that first that Seattle came up Solitude Hosts Patro! Clinic Deseret New s Special SOLITUDE Training and for National Ski testing Patrolman will be londucb'd Ibis weekend at Solitude Ski Rcsort. News Photographer of patrolmen in the Utah region. The Saturday and Sundav clinic will see patrolmen m bath classroom and situations. Experts in the he'd of training and testing will lomhirt sessions. are sessions Additional seheduKl thioughout the season to allow time lor all patrolmen die opportunity to required attend. with only five shots on goal. Stilt Lakes third goal also came on the power play, as Ernie Hicke was assisted by Boh Toothill and McNahb at 7:47 of the second period. Seattles John Hanna last year's most valuable player in the WHL was in the penalty Ikjx at tne tune. Iluke suited another goal in the middle 20 minutes, but the relotee disallowed it, tilling Hicke had assisted the disc in with Ins body Seattle i enter Ait Stratton sufiered a broken nose mid-ii.ithrough the period aftei colliding with McNahb. Tiiaxl-pe- i mil saw action Seattle apply its best pressuie of the game, but the Salt Lake defense was equal to the task. . v "Tonight's win really sets the stage for the dash with KinaseDenver. Saturday, wich said. If were to nab a playoff spot this season weve got to defeat teams like Seattle and Denvei the rest of the way." The Denv Lake series as you can rias been as ilo-get. Each team has won wall thiee contests twice, ending in tis. hi addition, each team has suited 29 goals Slim day wdl he Sugar House Night at the Palaie and tie action will be a GOLDEN EAGLES DENVER SPURS game between the first and seccnd periods. First period Saif Lake, Schoack 4 (YcNabd, Head ), 7 Salt Lake, Schoack Fielder, McNabb) 1438 - McNabb Salt Lake, 4 59. PcMli.es LaRcse Seattle. 13 So Second period - 3 Salt Lake Hicke (Toothtii, McNotbt 7 47 Penalties -Vasko Sait Lake, Hanna, S(Ktu. & 12 22, McNabb salt lane, il CJ Th rd Period None Penalties Ward, Seattle, ft 47, Vasko, Sait Lake, 14 4a Saves bv: '7 Va't'e Sa t Lake A 5 14 14 1- 4- jl 2.7 4 WHL Standings L Vancouver Por a i 10 ceati 20 15 19 in D.eqo Dsuvcr ?0 St Lake Pts. GP GA P5 62 181 j7 6i 1.4 113 134 in ft el '9 40 39 33 .0 5 U4 )C7 5 U7 Tlujr day Re u1t 2 V,'vi:cuver 5 San 6 ill Lane City 3. beaihe 0 College Summary Thur day's Results Utah S'ate 97, Brigham Ycvuq 94 New Mexico 97, Arijnna Sa 6 North Carolina 94, Clrrn;on 91 N ? Carolina St ICO, E Caroliri ftl Wake Forest 89 Virgina 79 t iinaitan ft:, Reancke 43 Georgia Tech 88 Furmar 6 V rq a 1 evn 66 Richmond 9 M'Vtv, Fla. 94, Centenary Pe m State Temple 57 Tulsa 101, Oklahoma City Be Toe'o 75, St Joreoh 4, 1m 64 So Carolina St. 140 Savannah St. 9 f' q sa CG Tatnna PI Stetson 53, Florida Southern 7 Wyvmng AT, Lorado Stai f.7 Texas El Paso 73, Arizona 59 section . .Spurts TV Highlights Firancud . Citv, Region, d . d vL Miss It.. !i -1. -t .5 6.7 . 8 "-Do- mi - ' ft A Ii lant |