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Show 12 NEWS, Thursday, May 20, 1971 DESERET B XT' A a r f A V ''V'X - y r i j , ? ! i 1 f' Dane lorg has slugged way to front of BYU baseball line. Rodger Schmuck is one of ASU's top batsmen. Generals Best Nylon Bias Ply Tire a v w rp iinsne zwareing farn !o n Hiss Ws Univer Young second in lorg the; nation in collegiate batwiil face ting percentage adother great slugger, Rodger Schfnuck of Arizona State when the two University, for the teapw clash May Western Athletic Conference bfc&bll championship. Brigham sitys .Dane 28-2- 9 JBots schools have wrapped Blithe northern and southern division titles and will meet in attest of three-gam- e series at I Rendezvous Park in Arizona. Xy&mer of the WAC title will .the winner of the Big Sky t$t or Conference (Gonzaga Northern Arizona University; in a three game series for the right to compete in the College World Series in Omaha, Neb., in early June. LYU has earned the northern divion championship conference record. with a ASU is southern division champ with a 13-- conference 12-- 3 2 mark. lorg is leading the conference in batting with an amazing .515 average . . . two percentage points beliind a fellow named Van Ornhem of Virginia Technical College w'ho leads the collegians nationallyThe junior good-lookin- g left- - WSC Honors 130 $ t Awards Banquet V . Cy' GARY R. BLODGETT Deseret News Sports Writer State jer College night honored its Wednesday athletes. Sprnl 13(1 Wildcat lettermen wfere honored at the colleges l&h annual recognition banquet ;jn the WSC ballroom. JThh-to- p award for Athlete of Year went to Willie Sojourner wjio received District Seven honors and and wps'ihe first round choice of the Virginia Squires. Ben Dew woftfie multiple sports athlete ward for his participation ill football and wrestling, and Larry Dickson received the soholar athlete award for his' academic achievement of 3 8 grade point average. Dickson, is an outstanding wrestle?. . putstanding athlete awards were lso presented to Dale I, lager, football; Bob Davis, basketball ; Brian Hansen, Rick Harding, swimming; Ben Dew, Shane, skiing; Kirk Blaii baseball; Frank Reilly, trticly Brad Masingill, golf; and Chuck Pomeroy, tennis. Lettermen honored were: crosscountry; wres-tlmg;2?- Football Polo Afwai, Clayton Ah Quin, Randle Anderson, David Arslaman, Gary daltahzor, Carl Barbeau, Gordon Jack Brown, Baxter, Tom Bokarae, Steve Bruno, Eddie Cameron, Jim Campasano, Rick Campbell, Ben Dew, Jim Edwards, Craig Hess, Bob Jones, Rand Kindle, Mark Lauqrey, Dan Russ Dale Leisure, Lewandowski, Mager, Mannott, Randy McDou all, Kevin McNeeley, Tom Morgan and Shane Mother Others honored for football were Rich Nielsen, Jaime Nunez, Ethan Oliver, John Pica, Bob Pollard, Henry Reed, Don Mike Newell Roche, Rnchey, Rodgers, Steve Schmitz, John Smith, Tom Schilling Rich Rick Steere, Strombrq, Dave Taylor, Richard Wat kins, Dennis Wesfberg, A1 Wiley, Bob Wilson and Buford Wilson. Basketball Richard Cooper, Bob Davis, Jen Knobie, Curt Nations, Bill Dave Sackolwitz, Orr, Kent Ross, Brady Small, Willie Soiourner and Greg Soter. Baseball Jim Anieone, Barry Bag-leKirk BlacK, Steve Brophy, Stan Buchanan, Lurry Cole, Dave Day, Ron F sher, Bob Johnson, Jeff Hansen, Rourke McDermott, Dean Miller end Glen Paramore Cross Bruce Country Carling, Brian Hansen, Gary Harris, Bob Hyde, Dan Walkar and John Woltnius. Track Guy Ashby, Jerry Bond, Bob Davis, Ba d Ferrin, Steve Gary, Bran Hansen, Bob Hyde, Werner Klof-ze- r, Dan Le'surc, Mark MacNauqhtan, Randv Nielson, Frank Reilly, Richard Spamhower, Brent Stringham and John V'olthius. Tennis Larry Bauer, Steve Hiqht, Phil Judd, Kim Owens, Chuck Pomeroy and Steve Symonds. Swimming Jim Arbuckle, Lonnie Hansen, Rick Hardmq, Scott McElharv ey, Gordon Nelson, Chuck Norton, M ke Riadrn, Mike Saunders ard Ron Smith. Golf Jonn Abondroth, Brad Masingill, Jeff Jerman, Ron Llfze',bef-Ma- s roiil, leff Jerman, Ron Litzonberq-e- r, Mike Shafer and Larry Winchester. Wrestling Randy Anderson Carl Barbeou, Richard Black, Julio Cortez, Larry Dixon, Ben Dew, Jnff Fiem ng, Keith Jeffrey, Randy McDougaM, Phil Orton Scott Whimpey and Marvin Johrsoo. Howard Adams, Curt BarkSkiing er, Bruce Ferquson, Calvin Ross, Bob Snane, Mark Soderqmsf, Phil Wagner and Leonard West. Me y - J FREE MOUNTING... FREE SAFETY CHECK a lanky senior holds a game hitting streak this season and leads the southern division with a .447 batting average. In 52 games the highly publicized collegian, who plays first base tor the Sun Devils, has slammed out 84 hits in 188 times at bat. He has 10 home runs, eight triples and 15 dou- RAiN CHECK... Should of ome tiro sizes or lines run eurt-jppl- t during this event, we shs-- will honor any orders placed now for future delivery st the advertised price. JATO SUPER 100 SERVICE SPECIAL GOLF BALLS this week only General SAFETY JET BRAKES bles. He leads the conference in runs batted in, 68, but is only third among the Sun Devil players with 48 runs scored. Because of the distance Involved and the scheduling, BYU and ASU have met only once this season. The Cougars won that one, 10-The playoffs are expected to favor the hitters, although both teams have the pitching to silence their capability opponents bats. But its hard to stop a couple of collegiate teams whose Nylon Cord Duragen Rubber Treed Contoured Shoulde e Size 5.60-1- 5 BLACKWALL M BALANCE BEARINGS AI! 3 split-divisio- n Services For ONLY . . . only. Our speeialiete wilt adjust your brakes, precision balance both front wheels (statically weights included) and Tubeless Lsll I Blackwell. Only... Tough Duralo- - cutlass cover! Energized PB center! High tension winding for maximum flightl repack outer front wheel bearings. Charge it at hatting averages are over .320. BYU is currently batting .332 and ASU has a very respectable .321 average. 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He has 43 runs batted in and scored 44 runs in 38 games. lorg is also third nationally in doubles with 15 and has eight home runs and two triples. Schmucl. Mesa from Oft f Asy By GA?.Y R. BLODGETT Deseret News Sports Writer w - AhnlM fa fa fafafafa fa-f- |