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Show 12 Friday, April 3, 1970 DESERET NEWS, B Sam Lacey inks Rich Vi .: Vi. " r ' I $ $ , MT $ & WsjXy. ' If Os iH S: "A LAS CRUCES, NM riPI) 0 New Mexico State s HJ f J , A wu&iV .. f rente J r5 4. r V df r- f ' 4 iL -- :r ,a. ' 'srnrii x: J jg j? '5,f t., ' r s ? 1 r $ ' it 3v X i. 4 - II & , i3 4 ' 'XL ? j, 5 " ' jf.5 ace Susan Kirby will be among preps vying for Knudson Cup ski honors Saturday at Brighton Ski Bowl. ski Olympus v '?' V?9 ' . Cup Sam todav Lacey signed me richest ccterart eer awarded h the Cine RojjLi of the National Basketball Association. Lacey signed the five-ea- r pact in a ceremony on the New Mexico State campus that was attended by Royals general manager Joe Axelson and coach Bob Corny. Axelson said the contract with the Royals' No. 1 draft choice topped that a arded to Oscar Robertson, who was the nations outstanding college player of his eia in the late 1910s at the U iversity of Cincinnati. He dei lined to discuss the terms any luither. Lacey was the greatest rebounder to play for the Aggies, teaming up with guaid Jimmy Collins to lead the Aggies to the NCAA postseason tourney three years in NVw s met once before, in with Foster coming away from the nontitle slug-fewith a fifth round technical knockout. Rouse says this time it will be different. The st Foster doesnt ';uite scribe to that theory, and told a news conference Thursday night that I didnt come all the way to Montana to give the crown to Rouse. I could have done it in Washington, DC. sub- Rouse, who looked less than sharp in Thursdays final a couple of workouts, ha : mm Fall Um , TIADI ef 1970 OwtUerds Uf TO MIRCUKY 17ALT0MS S. 485-943- Mercruiser Dealer MERCURY Crest Line Boats Safes & Service Outboard Headquarters Halsfrom Motors Factory Authorized SALES & SERVICE Marine 598 E. State Road last 5th YOUR 1970 & Economy Marine 3031 Shop ond Save 756-607- $ 1 t 17 56 22 35 Minnesota 14 21 39 56 Oakland 13 51 10 36 Los Angeles Thursday's Results St Louis 1. Philadelphia 0 Detroit 4, Toronto 2 (Only games scheduled) 527 8 E. 21st So. In NCAA in 1967, and then 188 241 235 187 178 235 219 Young Universitys Darryl Miller was in second place in tne side horse event Thursday in the NC.UY gymnastics championships here. Brigham He fought several times duung 19G8 and in December 199 he battei ed seventh-rankeLarry Buck of Seattle unanimous to take a d Miller, with a 9.10, trailed John Russo of Wisconsin who scored a 9 3. In third m the event was Russ Hoffman ot Iowa State at 9.05. decision. Within two monlns lie was catapulted into the title picture. to Both expect fighters weigh about the same, near 174 or 175 pounds. In the events, Yoshi Hayasaki of the University of Washington lead the ' field in three events. He led in compulsory exercises on the still rings and the horizontal all- - ' bar and in the around competition. He 'also w as tied for first place on tfie Foster, however, has a definite physical advantage. At he is fou rinches tall-ie- r than the stocky Rouse. Fosters reach is 79 inches, six inches more than Rouses. Rouses plan of attack is simple. He believes he will have to avoid Fosters long left and go for the midsection. Fosters plan seems equally simple. He just wants to post Mis 38th knockout m 45 fights. The NEW YORK (UPI) Baltimore Orioles, who lost to the New York Mets in the World Series, are the only The order of finish predicted in the four divisions was as follows: 1969 divisional GP GA 178 230 197 224 218 256 164 238 163 285 271 180 For MERCURY IN CACHE VALLEY Set Petersen Equipment which winner National League Chicago East: 1. Cubs; 2. New York Pittsburgh Pirates; 4. St. Louis Cardinals; 5. Philadelphia Phillies; 5. Montreal Mets; 3. Expos. six-eve- ' parallel bars. Bob Foster . . . fights tonight Co. Deseret New s Special Utah chamPARK CITY pionship racing for skibobbers gets under way here Saturday at 1 p.m. It will be the second annual classic for one of winters newest sports. A giant slalom course will test the expected field of 39 who will compete In three 9 Atmwn HAUIUE? 1605 North Temple 328-96- classes. 34 The Pay Day race course is in partial view of the ares Activities Center mile-lon- National League West: 1. Reds; 2. Atlanta Braves; 3. Los Angeles Dodgers; 4. San Francisco Giants; 5. Houston Astros; 6. San Diepo Padres. g Washington Senates; Cleveland Indians. American League East: 1. pioviding a good seat for spectators. Racers should be registered by 11:30 a.m. the $5 entry fee includes lift pass for the day. Conditions are perfect to test defending champion Gene Zenger in advanced competition and novice Tim McDonough. Zenger recently returned from Europe where he was the top Uniied States entry in international competition. Ladies defending champion Carol Kolough, Peru, wont be back to defend her title. A banquet to honor Salt Lake County basketballers is scheduled April 23 at Meadow Brook Golf Course Clubhouse, was announced today by Ron Boren, athletic director of Salt Lake County Recreation Dept. Among those teams honored will be recent winner of open Wendover competition Motel. In that open tourney Westons Deseret Inn finshed second, Priced-rit- e Trophy third and Murray State Bank fourth. Leading scorer was Rusty 93 with Davidson, MSB, It INVEST IN PLEASURE Starcraft Eoats AT YOUR MERCURY OUTBOARD DEALERS Kawasaki Motorcycles Arctic Cat Snowmobiles PARTS - SERVICE ACCESSORIES Is it time to trade in your old rig? Thinking points. Here is now! April is "Aquativity" Special Promotion Month, and chances are youll find the boat, motor, accessories, or whatever you need for boating pleasure this summer. 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Voting by 24 experts, one for each major league team, established the Orioles as the overwhelming choices to win the eastern division title in the American Lea r ue but saw the other 196'' divisional leadthe Minnesota Twins, ers U7 235 -- Deseret News Special to By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer - GF GA 270 213 236 2S f light heavyweight Orioles Head UPI Survey New York Mets and Atlanta BOATS, INC American Fork, Utah 1 He lost a title bout Dick Tiger slipped into Hes Saturday. NHL Standings ""PK'iSTS" tw o 1968, lace Set ympu, going for him. tough and he's hungry. Things The occasion will be the orld light heavy eight title : igh.t bet" ceii knockout artist Foster ar.d his brawling challenger from Anaconda. also announced Axelson plans to try and schedule a regular season game between the Royals and the Chicago Bulls at the Pan American Center in the coming NBA season. Such a contest would the loss with a surprise win Sat- pit Lacey against college urday. teammate Collins, who has The four best boys times and signed with the Bulls. two best girls clockings are totaled to determine the team ch v ,on Special Mercury 1.0. and Outboards SALES and Bv JOHN MORRISON s Skyline is favored to win its second title in as many years, BRIGHTON SKI BOWL Olympus is expected to be Sky- Utah's snortest sports season lines biggest threat to honors, happens Saturday with the running of the annual Knudsen Cup The Shyhne team stopped Olympus lngn school team race. retiring the Extern Division T Pts. L W year ago. The Individual trophies are pre- - Bo,)on One race for the title. Its that E,!ze 19 17 38 9d 43 95 22 9 of to victories Chicago the sented fastest boy and gal. paii simple. 15 93 20 39 oh for MonTreai the show16 38 92 20 10:30 time race is Saturdays 21 Again the diving slopes of 16 90 37 a.m. The course was opened for Tom2rK 71 13 32 29 Brightons Mt. Western Division T W L PH. test the giant slalom talents of The win kept Olympus from i36 Fr,id2y. 36 77 2 84 or t!le mite-plu- s four-gir- l giant sla-the five-bo12 36 member retiring the cup a second time. lne 26 64 17 24 34 58 Ski Phiiadeiph teams. -Deseret Rouse Is Ready! MISSOULA, MONT. (AP) -i ne sparring ana the heavy training are oei. Now' light heavyweight boxing champion Bob Foster ar.d challenger Roger Rouse must wait until Sautrday night. Contract' d3!",,j. tk, $ II j 'Y' Gymnast Takes 2nd . c How you can retire as world champion at the ripe old age of 11 Steve Souter of Midland, Texas, was only 12 when he retired as world champion. Along with a $7,500 college scholarship and world championship trophy. First he won his local Soap Box Derby race, then went on to become the 1959 Wor'd's Gravity Grand Prix Champion at Akron, Ohio. And he did it all in his first year of competition. You could, too if you are age'll through 1 5. Join the thousands of boys all over the country and overseas who will be driving Derby racers in competition this summer. if you win your local race you receive a 'Ot V $500 Savings Bond and your city's cham pionship trophy. Then it's on to Akron Derbytown for a week of fun with camp,1 parades, friends and famous stars. Everything's topped off by the 1970 J', World's Gravity Grand Prix for a share of $30,000 in college scholarships. You'll find ail the help to start you on tha" ' way at your sponsoring Chevy dealer's. ; The official 1970 Soap Box Derby rule book, colorful wall poster and Gravity Grand Prix jacket patch are waiting for you,'. " ' ' All are free. Just go in and pick them up. There's still time to enroll. But do it soon. Take part in the greatest amateur racing nr, r A event in the world. ' r 1970 Soap Box Derby :rmm WM ONCE IN A LIFETIME SALE ON KITCHEN CABINETS This is the event cf the year I AQUATIVITY means "Water, Activity." And it means event. 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