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Show .. - w 7 7; : Dukes tip Iast place Salt Lake Deseret News Special - Sports Managing Editor 4 PROVOThere were supposed to be 11 entrants in the decathlon, but five scratched and Brigham Young has four of the stalwart . buquerve. both Coach Les Moss Pnd his Angel chargers are four and one.halt games, from division leadingo.Phoenix as tey go to battle tonight against the DukeS. The Angels jumped to a 1.0 lead in the second inning. But Albuquerque .matched it. The Angels retaliated with a pair of fifth inning tallies only to see the Dukes score singletons sixth and in the fourth frames. Then the roof fell on the , , 456,5,. r f , fb, , , ' '':' 1.'355: 7 A .:..:,,;,.,,.. 1 t! , ., : .......'. ..J.... .. , . - Backnian's ill be two time However, Brian Tubb of ArYank izona, only native-borin the field, was a surprising third. of n Rairra ...leads decathlon Pihl ammassed 3,928 points, and Tubb Backman 3,792 3,723. In fourth and fifth place were Chris Lythell and Aaro Alarotu of BYU and M. G. Shetty of Texas El Paso was sixth. The decathlon was to conclude today with competition in the hurdles, discus, pole vault, javelin and run. MI is expected t4) capture at least two of those events, the javelin and discus. on three in mainly strength events which have been added to the league meet this year, the decathlon, hammer and sixmile run. 1,500-met- er Saturday's finale begins at For an exact time schedule of events Friday and HACK MILLER r.4T '"C;:74. , ,..4. , ,. . ,,,1,:ery,,,,c.: IC, t' ' :3- - 4 117 ,, .v.Vti ' - tIT:,1 V 44 1 :: , 4 ,,,. 1..., - ,t- 4 , it' r 1 '. if' 1111.1-- , k ' lo--k 1 IP 0 -- , ,, , ,.., .,. ,. , -- 0 441J 440 , '4a 0 ,e ; f44rhtk , , :;'.: - ,tae 1 II I El I , 1 , u k 111 ito, Lsy , it m,"'"'"7"-r".771'r"- XIZ41...'"V,, le ' i: ,,,:::1,':::::,':::,:,,::i.',:''l'.:: ...':'''.:' '''.:..:'''' General admission for the track and field meet is $2 Session. Students with activity cards and children may enter for Si. - SPORTS EDITOR ,,, :,,. .;:: :fi'". .,:;.:',':.:': :''' , ' :: ;:. ' " ' ''' a' , '::,7,7,a ' ' ilia' oilitlidaa ., .,i :.:::-.- ::,:,:-..- ; ":,:!": ','.' 4:1$:'., ta:''' ; .. ',;:'l .,,,,,;v,:,,,, ,; hopes Thomas Andersson can pick up valurible points in the hammer and shot put events as Cougars gun for fourth NA'AC titre. 7,,i, ....:' BYU to 12 Shop Sunday 5 O. p.m. I" Itoe I - . . " I" w 2 " m m " " , . ? Automotive Month. If Drive in and drive away with ra'a savings e t ' At,.. on our own I Survivor Radial 0 f' Wide Belts: , It Running is just part of the man's day! 1-- - . . - , people. Most humans have to hupttelt. Like a guy nernea Sett Bringhurst, runner from UniverSity of Utah. e - have been penned Many flattering about Bringhurst Hes not only a regal runner but the genuine allAmerican kind. in He was born like evplf other baby bed. He had to learn to walk before he could run. He didn't come by running naturally. lie worked at it. Years and years of hard work. gave up but five hits in going the nineinning route for the winners. 1. Ag athletes honored for achievement Scott had been training for,..the U.S. Olympic team in 1968 and was an ,alternate in the ";'; distance run. LOGAN Senior forward Bob Lauriski walked away with three top Aggie Athlete Awards here Wednesday night. 8 The eager, who was drafted high by both professional basketball leagues, won the coveted Wayne Estes Memorial Award as the outstanding athlete at Utah State. When he reached his mission assignment he asked Dean's permission to do some early morning running before breakfast and study time. , , 6-- He got encouragemeat,Irom his president and sometimes Dean's companions would ride bike with him or drive an auto along the course. No one could run with him at his pace. In the summer 0'1969 the 1Vorld Armed Services Pentathlon was held at Fort Sam Houston. A series of special sporting events was scheduled in conjunction with that meet. One was a an annual event in run San Antonio. Lauriski was also presented the 11..Cecil Baker Award as the Mosaaluable team's Player, and the Joe E. Whitesides Award for being the outstanding student-athletTony Adams. quarterback and NCAA record holder, was voted the Most Valuable Player in football. Earlier. Adams was named "Athlete of the Year" in the annual Robins Award night at It's the story Sea 3790 I , D Reg. 259.95. Ford pick-u- p ditioner. Wood grain trim. Features l, styled for '68-7- 2 models. , i t 1 i', "300" MITCHELL .: SPINNING REEL WGLASS ROD ''' , i - Complete &um Ing terrk4 eta . ti , kI ... . I - w , bog Heavy motel" otioll PAkiwi i , ,.. " ' def oso okAmo 14.',,,, memo tat o to.o. semolog Q V I e . ...... ',...-- Completewiull fioor & front flop. 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Distance running isn't a Saturday picnic. You don't get heart and legs for it by cornering the Corvette, flooring the footfeed. "I returned Friday night to San Antonio," President Larsen said, land read where the meet was going to be held. It happened Scott was working in San Antonio at the time. Late I ,''. ,,,. ,, '4, , ii; :4'11 ,;:i 1,)t "After the race Scott changed from his , running togs and he and his companion completed their day of missionary work. ,"Once in a while you will find a combination of qualities concentrated in a single individual which allows him to achieve a kind of quiet and unique greatness. Scott Bringhurst is such an individual," Dean Larsen said. Long before breakfast ,ks li t.,.,; "Scott had changed into his running clothes in tile car while going to the starting gates. Like in movie fashion he arrived just in time to line up with others and take a deep breath before the starter's gun barked. . c) , I - Mormon missionary, running unattached, had won the race easily in the second best time on record. Then I learned the two men had not finished their teaching assignment until just a few, minutes before the race started. know t isn't easy for an athlete, so finely, hniktiedsas Bringhurst was in his sport, to sideline his actlysity for two years of missionary wor11:-.- , By Gary R. Blodgett Deseret News Sports Writer e "Scott Bringhurst, As most coaches , ..: . results. now, from an advocate of Scott Bringhurst, an interesting sidebar. Dean Larsen of Kaysville was Scot mission president in the LDS Texas South Mission. Dean tells about Scott's effort inlhat side of the mans life. Comes ' f ,. "As it turned out the papers next day had the first I knew about the race the results A, A N Nearing record time j - e; ,t. , 1' ' !1- 1 that night, after Scott and his companion had finished their mission assignments, I called Scott and asked how he felt about entering the race the next day. ' "Scott wasn't sure whether he was conditioned for that much running. He also had some mission appointments to keep Saturday morning, but said that if he could get his mission work done he would give it a try. don't know if it's been said or not, but to most greatness doesn't come naturally I punched his third home run the season. While Salt Lake played a major role in its own demise, Duke pitcher..Greg Shanahan did master Angel batsmen. He "Fighting Heart Award" was presented to Kenny Thompson, a starting guard on the Aggie basketball team. At only 540 and 160 pounds, Thompson succeeded in a game usually dominated by mech taller players. The scrappy Late backcourt ace also was chosen basketb mo t improved player. Other awards went to Dan Conlin, track. American LeRandy gion Senior Award: Stockham, football. American Legion Freshman Award: Ken Coleman. wrestling. Athletic Council Award: Mike Mooney. golf. Logan Golf and Country Club Award: Scott Rockwood, Tennis Most Valuable Player: Meinders. Rick wrestling,. "Doc" Nelson Award; Mark Enyeart. track, "Ity;',11unsaker Award: and Kepi Baer. Football's Hustle Award. It was also announced that Dave Manning would be offenand Rod Rosa sive defensive captain of the Aggies football team next fall. Junior Jim Boatwright has been named captain of the Aggie basketball team for - ."' I:, - , SAI1.41.: '.,- rightlielder Bill Parkerof The ,46ftwOrAtwi.W.addltAtai0,.., 1 1 ' . plate. Salt Loke enjoyed its finest moment of the evening in the second frame when Angel Herald-Journa- ,I ,, '; , '''s ' see Saturday Scoreboard, Page E.G. 1VAC golf chamThe pionship begins Friday at Riv The Cougars had hoped to In the decathlon and go pick up a solid 24 points. How I , - 5:15 p.m. Arizona, the top contender, knows it must cut In on that strength as much as possible, ' f ic ... , - s six-mil- 3,000-met- - , ,,' ' Arizona is expected to stop Brirs bid for a sweep of the spring titles. However.- the ,Cougar netters are a- solid choice for second and an upset is not out of the realm of speculation. This year's net championships figures to be a three. way race between defending champ Arizona, BYU and Utah. But if any of the three win; it may be the result of some healthy assists from New Mexico and Arizona, State. Main track and field action begins Friday at 6 p.m.in the BIT Stadium. There will be finals in five events. the hame mer, long jump, run, discus and is favored to win the track and field title BYU WAC - irday. ' - Tennis begins Friday at 9 on BYC's outdoo7 courts and continues. same time. Sat- in , - . , - a.m. For complete results of the decathlon see Scoreboard on Page E-- Piht , BYU is favored to win the golf title. However. at the Cougar Classic last weekend. played on Riverside's layout, BYLT beat Arizona State by wily four points and New Mexico by eight. All three are, nationally ranked. 22-1- 0 ti,4;;;i0;')-''''''''- '''' There tours Fri- rapid start Club. e day at 8 a.m. and I p.m. Final round is Saturday at I p.m. the dash was 11.0. Tubb went in the long jump. Pails shot put heave And Pill) clocked was 46--4 49.2 in the run. from BYU, went into Thursday's final events of the decathlon with the momentum. erside Country PIN finished first in two events, the shot put and run. Backman took the 100 meter dash and Tubb won the long jump. Alarotu captured the high jump ith his best leap of the year, ':'::, -:- .. expected. favored Raimo Pihl and Runald Backman: '''''t i'.1!, ,,.. As Angels. The sixth inning single by Bob Cummings that scored Duke teammate Wayne Bur. ney set the stage for the victory.. The Dukes went ahead an inning later on a sacrifice with fly by Jerry Royster Angel pitcher Terry Wilshusen to the Duke contributing cause with a wild pitch. Albquerque scored an insvance run in the seventh when Duke lettlielder Jim Berry hit a sacrifice fly to send Steve Iluntz scooting across home ,s,, 44t,:kN; ,s' . , , , half-doze- That should give the Cougars a fast start in quest of their fourth Western Athletic Conference track and field title. ,i co,' '', ever, if the four Cougars were to finish as they went into Thursday's finals, BI'l; still would get 24 points and Arizona six.. That would not constitute a major setback for BY U. , By George Ferguson ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Seems the Salt Lake Angels 6111 Win for losing. Chalk up loss No. 4 straight on the Angels following their Pacific Coast League encounter here Wednesday with Al. didn't The 0.3 thumping come from sterling play on the part ot the Dukes. A pair of wild pitches and a dropped fly ball by tht Angels sepa. rated them from their effort to stem the loss streak. ant Dectir On domination gives 4.. ', 4 tit i Downtown 3502040 Cottonwood 350-213- 4 Mail Valley Fair-Grang- er 350-233- 3 Valley Orem-Universi- Center-Bountif350-245- 0 - Mall ty 224-131- 1, ext 1!17374. i i ; |