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Show , SPORTS BRIEFS Sports Scoreboard WHL Standings W EAGLES Phoenix San Diego Denver 21 Portland Seattle I T Pts. 11 7 49 18 17 5 41 17 6 40 14 16 15 20 15 18 31 15 7 GF GA 172 173 134 133 122 137 136 164 120 126 145 150 37 32 4 3 ABA Thursday's Result EAGLES 10, Tulsa 6. Friday 's Schedule OILERS 10, 6 23 17 30 15 32 17 West Lost STARS 32 Indiana Denver 26 San Diego Score by Periods: Tulsa 25 23 17 28 35 18 2' 7 112 South Furman 86, Virginia Military 49 Druke 79, North Texas St. 72 Kentucky St. 81, Union (KY) 71 Aiabama St. 92, Southern U. 71 Biscayne 87, Baptist College 73 GB .667 .553 .521 .318 .340 5'2 7 Indiana St. 73, S.W. Missouri St. Thursday's Results 116. Denver 110 Kentucky 104, Memphis 100 Indiana 116, Dallas 109 Tonight's Games Memphis at New York Indiana vs. Virginia at Richmond, Va. Denver vs. Carolina at Charlotte, N.C. Son Diego at STARS (01) 262-- 10 First Period: Scoring, 1. Salt Lake, Bradley 13 (Menard, Viciond), 10:53; 2. 15 Duncan Tulsa, (t,t. John, Moffat), 13:34; 3. Salt Lake, Bradley 14 (Vipand, Menard), 15:28; 4. Tulsa, Sailer 3 (Micille, Roselle), 15:50. Penalties, Jocobs (SL), 6:37; Huston (SL), 7:48; Shakes liams (T), 19:10. Second Period: PACERS (SL), 13:13; Wil- CHAPS 116. Da Ilcs (109) Scoring, 5. Salt Lake, Bradley 15 (Menard, Murray), 6. 0:20; Salt Lake, Gilmour 5 (Jacobs), 2:07; 7. Tulsa, Bowles 7 (Garland), 2:27; 8. Salt Lake, Monahan 8 (Amodio, Belleriye). 8.29; 9. Salt Lake. Gilmour 6 (Beilerive, Monahan), 9:07; 10. Salt Lake, Vipand 24 (Met 3rd, Bradley), 10:21; 11. Tulsa, Duncan 16 (unassisted), 17:16; 12. Salt Lake, Gilmour 7 (Bellerive),- 18:25. Penalties, Fortier (I), 5:01; Bowles (T), 14:59. 13. Salt Third Period: Scoring, Lake, Huston 20 , (Amodio), 2:07; 14. Tulsa, Moffat 24 (Duncan, Bechtold), 6:14; 15. Salt Lake, Shakes 8 (Beck, Hall), 14:03; 16. Tulsa, Bechtold 26 (Matta)), 15:02. Penalties, Sauter (T), 7:54; Aenard (SL), 7:54. Shots on Goal: Tulsa Salt Lake Salt Go,lies: Tulsa, Cole Indiana ..G (lines 2 1 Hmitn Ditrck 2 41.27-3Totals Dallas Indiana Fouled OutNone Totel foulsDallas Three-poin- 1.2 Utah it 27 GOnlOCIO C 22 2 12 'A 1 22 5 Indiana 1:I. 05 16 24 USU 2 6, Kleege, Ag Wrestlers Win USU 30, WSC 3 USU, dec. Bill Murphey, WSC, 126Ken Coleman, USU. dec. Phil Orton, WC, 134Bill Jensen, WSC, dec. Tim Vance, USC, 142Cris Crosby, USU, dec. Paul Murruy, WSC, dec. 150Doug Christensen, USU. dec. Gary Lott, WSC, 158Russ Paulsen, USU, dec. Mike Perrin, WSC, 167Wayne Miner, USU, dec. Richard Black. WSC, 177Randy Fowles, USU. dec. Mike Pluim, WSC, 190Tim Roosa, USU dec. Jerry Staley, WSC, hem,yweight Rick Meinders, USU, pinned Kim person, WSC in 1:29. Utah State is Next meet Saturday night against Southern Utah State at Spectrum.. 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THIFICWESSINei Sky View 20, Roy 19 , J toortidoo,nO00 31gEo9'.1t 17 od Higi.!und 52, South 21 , , --- - --- - . 22 e54r 3, 16 ePort? , 6419 South State -- FG FT R P Jayvees 2 4 Tomos 7 2 Laing 12 3 Ruoo 8 2 Stokes , 8 3 Owens 3 4 Agnew 2 Peterson 11 0 2 Nyman 1 0 Christensen 1 0 Weston 43 22 Totals FG FT R P Utah Jayvees 202 3 3 Terry 12 2 Porter 12 2 Anderson 2 5 2.5 Schovoers 4 5 Bluth 3 3 Ausick 41 17 Totals 26 24 , Utah Holftime score: Aggies (ONE GROUP) I Ghirenegr LIIS.'- Dale Gill, president of the Salt Lake Youth Hockey Asso Prep Wrestling 14 USU UV - lu AG JV 80, UTE JV 67 VE ' 1 10 10 6 Champagne Payne Madison Flemons BroOle Jeffery Collins Totals 1111 VALUES! 1 FT FG 11118 OUTSTANDING FG NAU pRommia MANY OTHER 1 49 10 24 NAU 69, WEBER 63 HOggan, Doubles Burnetti del Wilcox, &loan 2 2 23 2 5 3 3 FT R A PTP Utah FG 6 3 4 11 Jones 404 4 2 4 9 Whiting 22 0 2 16 Solourner 1 7 Troil 3 19 I 5 Burden 3 8 3 Tomlin 0 2 9 2 2 2 4 Menotti Porter 0 0 0 0 49 9 20 76 Totals Holitime score: Utah 38, USU 32. Fouled out: Lauriski. Shooting percentages, field goals, Utah :State, 39.1; Utah, 39.4; free throws. USU, 80; Utoh, 68.9. Att. 10,881. Men's A Singles Rob Foulger clef Steve Jensen Larry Jones det. John Short, 54, Roger Boyer del. Alt Bateman Don Trottier det. Greg Shields, Men's A Doubles Johansen-Merridet. Snields-ShieldCannon-Minsodel. Moore. Women's PTP 010 021 025 314 20 74 1 0 mailed to about 15,000 persons selected from fishing license holders. They'll be asked to keep a record of tne number of fishing trips they make. what type of fish they catch, whether they fis'a in streams, lakes or reservoirs and other questions. Deseret News Special Salt CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Lake Tim Neville City's picked up first place in the freestyle and swam a leg on the freestyle relay team that set a University standard receney, as the , 64, Men's 45 Doubles s del. Picoid-Evons- , Fairclough-Greenhoug- R A 9 0 4 2 3 2 2 5 9 Questionnaires will be 1 schedule. home-andhom- e . game Saturday night. That exhibition game will pit a squirt team from Salt !Ake against a squirt team from Idaho Falls. Squirts are ages 940, pee wees 1142, bantams 1344 and high school players Thousands of Utah fishermen will be asked to help state biologists with 1973 fish harvest studies. trip to Idaho Falls, Salt Lake youth hockey teams have trips scheduled to Albuquerque and Denver. ' Later this season, Salt Lake teams will travel to Idaho Falls for games to complete a Buckaroos d In addition to the upcoming 1970. Games will be played Saturday and Sunday, with the highlight to be an exhibition game between the first and second period of the Salt Lake Golden Eagles-Portlan- - 13 13 Totals def. Harmon-Forra- FT Squirt, pee wee, bantam and high school teams in Salt Lake will host Idaho Falls teams in respective divisions. Plan Fish Study Top Swimmer 77 71 0 iave del. Pearce. l 78 St. 64 FG Boatwright Louriski Moore K.Themoson Haws R.Thomoson Tenhoeve Rock THURSDAY'S RESULTS Men's Open Singles Drew Sweet def. Bob Schovaers, John Bennett def. .tett Holmes, 60; Bruce Kleege del. Cnris De Groff, Billi Bennion det. Jim Robbins, Men's Open Doubles DeGraff-Schmerza- Portland UTAH 76, USU SI. Adult Tennis 4,040. 69. This will be the second outing for the Utes this year. The first they lost to San Fernando Valley State Collc:ge. One of the top members on this year's squad is Roger Haldeman. Currently Haldeman is rated second in the WAC in the and is classed as one of the top gymnasts in the conference. West Utah St. 74 76. Santo Clara 92, St. Marys 68 San Diego St. 73, Creighton 61 Adams St. 79. SUSC 57 Arizona 79, UC Saito Barbara Boise St. 64, Idaho St. 63 116 SO 21.32.33.23-1.30.30.22.34-1- coolsKeller t 9 3 31 19 15 28 17 5 Rines 74, Centenory New Mexico Highlonds 79, Santa Fe (1161 McGns Gnis Keller 32 Erman 3 Buse 5 Johnson 109 Totals 13 Southwest Howord Payne 82, Sul Ross 68 S.E. Louisiana 62, Nicholls St. 50 South Alabama 81, West Florida 70 LSONew Orleans 91, South Florida 76 Western New Mexico 80, Westminster 72 HIIIMn 4 20 6 Kenndy :iticky Silos is . ' 2 88 (KY.) 109 Georgetown 106, Kentucky Wesleyon 72 The competition with the Idaho Falls teams is now in its fourth renewal. Idaho Falls youth hockey director Joe Marino has brought teams to Salt Lake every January since this weekend. 100-y- Midwest 2 69-4- 101. 1312 16 major activity of Youth Hockey Month, Sag Lake Area youth hockey teams will host four youth teams from Idaho Falls for game competition swimmers upset in a pivotal Dartmouth, Eastern League dual meet. Neville, a 1970 graduate of Phillips Andover Academy and former East High ace holds Harvard records in the 50-and freestyle events. as well as in the 100 butterfly. Nevi lie wect. 21.55 in the 50 free last weekend. His relay team was clocked in 3:11.37. Washington, this Saturday. Meet time is 7:30 p.m. in the Sports Complex, East Gym elation, has helped coordinate the hosting of Idaho Falls teams. As a Harvard nastics team will host to one of the nation's top teams, n 15,2 Pct. 16 21 Ade lphi 68, V1ro,nio Solt Lake Lake, Tucker Attendance: It 30 27 St. Fronds (NY) 62 Johns Hopkins 77, Gettysburg 87. Springfield 46 Mossochos-tt- s, Northeastern 70, Vermont 38 GB .680 .138 .540 .362 .319 Won Denver at Phoenix. EACLES Pct. Lost 34 The University of Utah gym- East East Won Carolina Kentucky Virginia New York Memphis Youth Hockey Action Slated Gymnasts Perform College Basketball Standings D.3 rnaay, January 19, 1973 DESEREi NEWS, - -- K;) a '', 1 .,,,,...,..N.,...,,,,,,,,,wh,,,,..,,, . ,,',4, $11:11') a 5 1 0- t" .,,,4,,..rmi.WOrmolm.flgati.ompomet.sr.' - , a 1 a,,,eeolMmtemo.40"4444.41,4.4.44411,4 0144-AkA10- . AL".106.00. |