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Show N. 26 I960 The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, April JL , Keg Classic .Opens at Denver Tourney a Do a Week's Work-iSouth Drops - FEW HOURS with West in Peoria, NCAA Five Gain ' , CHORE (l MASTER Track Test Finals in Olympic Test . , HEAVY iRitz Today SEfi IT TODAY f By John Mooney Tribune Sports Editor With six former champions Intered, the 23rd annual Ritz Classic opens Saturday afternoon with bowlers from eight states shooting for the $750 top money at the Ritz Bowling Palace. j IX COXJUXCTION 'with this annual pin meet, the sec-bnannual Big Pin Classic st the Classic Lanes also will pffer $750 top money. The allevents, the combined scores lor the two toyrnaments, will be worth an additional $250 to the winner. Bowlers have entered from Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Washington, California and Oregon. Saturdays squads roll at s S, and 9 pm. while squads roll at 8:30, 6:30 and 9:30 pm. Joe Rogers, left. Salt Lake Seagull hockey team coach, Most of the Interest will gives some pointers, to Wilf Niederhauser of S.L. club. follow the Saturday squad at 9 p.m., when five former charm will ..roll. pions - Joe T3arney (1941 5277Fhn YMCA Graham (1957), Bob Shurtliff f 1959), Dr. M. C. (Doc) Mason (1949) and Bob Minter 1958) ire the former champs roll-&i- g The 1959 60 YMCA basketball league victory banquet Saturday. will be held at the Centenary J Bill Ward Sr., who won the -tournament in 1956, will roll Methodist Church, 1740 S. The Hygela Ice Rink in Sug 5th East, Tuesday at 6 30 In the 6:30 squad Sunday. House will be the scene ar H. to Roger WAYNE ST ANGER, who pm, according executive secretary Saturday of the Salt Lake Freund, won the Mock Ritz 1188310 a of the Y. Montana State Col few weeks ago, will roll In tro- Seagull This years first-plac- e squad, but the Mock phy will go to the Centenary lege ice hockey match at yards has come back to win pinner Methodist cage squad which 7.30 pm. the Ritz Classic only once won the for the first "The Salt Lake aix will be last year when Shurtliff came time sinceprize the leagues incepfrom nowhere to . edge the tion In 1946. ' out for revenge In the conhotshots. test since the Montana crew i Dick McMillan, the brides-fnaiknocked off the locals In an of the Classic, who al- earlier game In Montana. ways "threatens the leader, tnay be a good bet f this year, The contest marks the first along with Barnejv the only game of the season at home two time winner returning for the Seagulls who have Barney has been rolling well traveled to Texas, New Mexn the Ritz Lanes. ico, Arizona, Idaho and Cali 7 IATUHDAT, I p M. A basketball team from fornia for games. Bob JSvani Salt Lake, Maxlt Kosof, 3659th Ordnance Co. " Oadcn; Friday The game, will serve as a L A. Pittman, Salt Lake, Tom BelUston, Salt Lake, Bruce defeated Special Forces, tuneup for the Seagulls prior Salt Lake, Frank Gilbert, Salt night , to win the championship to their departure for the Lake, Dean Buethc Laramie, Norm Nichols, Denver Bert Dunlop, Salt of the annual National Guard Western Regional Tournament Lake, Verdi Mhite, Salt Lake, Stan ( Spencer, Salt Lake Karl Mutchler, tournament. in California next week. Salt Lake, Leon Morgan. Pocatello, Cliff Savage, Sumatra, Mont ; Ben A Murray outfit, Co. C, Coach Rogers said Friday Hyndman Missoula, Oran Lein. Mis 1154h Dick Taylor, Salt Lake, Engineers, defeated pula, he would name his starting ftomano Guido, Salt Lake, John Co. C, 1437th Engineers of Aoki, Salt Lake; John Gunther, Seat lineup Saturday night. tie. Wash , four spots reserved for Provo, for third and and Seattle, John Paulo. Midvale fourth Probable starters are Bill places. SATURDAY, I PM, Wayne Kilpatrick, Salt Lake; Ernie Bill Berg, Green, Bill Millsop, Phil Weld all The team: star Wisser, Sait Lake, Bert Van Cleave, Cliff Jolley, Ray Adams Salt Lake, Frank Peretti, Bock 3 659th Ordnance) Lonny er, and Springs. Wyo ; Harry lmamura, bait Jaques Anderson. Co. 1457th Gleaves, C, EngiLake. Chas Sonada, Salt Lake, Jack The alternating unit will in Daniels, Salt Lake, Dusty Duffield, neers; Co. C, Allen, Larry Salt Lake, C A Strickland, Denver, dude Wilf Niederhauser, Wilf spots reserved for Denver bowl 115th Engineers; El wood Wall, T - tour inhor W.lrtnn Chase. - Salt Latee rr Paul Salt Chestnut, Lake, Pep Borich Bob and Shegrud Sheperdson. Bingham; Larry Leonard. Salt Lake, 3659th Ordnance. d Sun-'day- Cagers Wait Banquet Seagulls Host Bobcats in Hockey Tilt - d Guard Quint Claims Title i Lin-Jo- 46-37- 49-3- , Ken Bailer, San Francisco, Tony Posselli, Ssn Jose, Jim St John, San Jose, Charlie Wilkinson, San Jose; Bed Elkins, San Joae Lou Ha vorth, Mountain View. Calif i Ed Caithwaite, Sait Layton: Al Pitt Lake, Stan Comminl. Twin Falla, Buss Hardy, Twin Falls, Jack Me. Fall, Ogden Brent Orr, Scott Orr, Granger; GeorgeGranger, Sluga, Bingham and Gus Katls, Midvale. - DUTY TILLER Direct Driv- e- Ne Kelt Doe Hundred pf job : - n Led by double winners Daly Oliver and Taylor Williams, South High Schools track team defeated West, 7755, In a dual meet Friday afternoon. Oliver won the high and low hurdles while Williams swept the century and dashes. . 220-yar- d Hurdle Oliver (5); ColeW. Time 16 5 S, Larsen 100 yard dash William 8)1 Lou 104 dan (W), Miller 8), Time Shot put Schilling (Sk Blackman 44 Dtetance Chritenen (W), (W, feet 7 inches Broad jump Wright (S. Wata nuki (W), Varox (W); Distance 18 feet 10 inches Mile run Olson (W) Wixom (S); Stage (S; Time 4 57 4 Peck Javelin W), Kemp (8); Hendrickson S), Distance 148 feet 7 inches 440 yard dash Birkea (5); Mad 538 sen (8), Norton (W), Time Oliver (Si, Cole-ka- n , Low Hurdles 147 CS), Larson (W), Time Olsen 880 yard run varox (W) Trujillo (W), Time 2 09 3 (S, Pole vault Wright W, Jackow-sk- i W); Spalnhower (S) and Fisher (W) tied for third. Height 10 feet 6 inches. 220 yard dash William S; Loudon (Wjj Miller S and James W) 23 7. tied for third, Tim High jump Gains (W), Parr (S) and Vejnar (Wj tied for second, Height 6 feet 11 inches Blackham (W); Jansen Discus (Si; Dent (Wu Distance 147 feet 6 Inches r, Medley relay South (Ebert, Mansell, Wixom); 'Time High man By Associated Press ond round of the U.S. OlymDENVER, April pic basketball trials Friday national AAU champions shat- night e tered the NAIA The victory sends the IlStars, 89 68, and the NCAA linois AAU veterans against University Stars, sparkling with All Americas Oscar Rob- the NCAA stars in Saturday" ertson and Jerry West, flat- nights finals. , in the sec- - The championship team will tened Akron, place at least five and perhaps seven players on the team which will represent the United States at Rome this eorias nsjt Stretten Fngrn t 103-88- East Snares Dual Test Over Titans j 3J25 S- .VMS 8uy an FREE T.mw OEUViat summer,1 i East High's track team Frl ,' day defeated Olympus, In a dual meet at Olympus, Coaches decided to hold the event despite cold weather and a rain soaked track. The results d hih Jhurdle. Dean (O) and Chamberlain Beck (E), 18 2 dash Weirel (I), Croft (E). Schmtker (O :08 9S Mile Lambert (0),Laran E). Me Clintock (E). 4 48 8 3 59 4 440 yard run Schnitker (Ol, Mile relay South fMadsea, Mitch- ler (Ol. Armatron (E). 53 7 ell Wriabt (I), Btrkea). Time d Spamhower, low hurdle 3 51 8 Berk IE), Dean (Ol 22 2 680 relay South (Oliver, Wright, 880-varMason nm (E), Fetier Milter, Williams), Time 1 37 5 12 2 (Ol. Goin (O). 2 Wetael Final score. South 77, West 68 daih (El, Croft (El. D Miller (Ol. 22 95 Pole vault Zimmerman (Ol, Gree fiber (El, Mltko. Smoot and Hawka, all (El. tied 10 feet Broad jumo Croft IE), Wriaht (E). Chamberlain (E) 20 feet t Inches. r Shotput Lawrence ( E) Leeuwen-beHigh Schools (O), Jenaen lE) 49 feet 7V4 track team walloped Granite lnchea Christensen IE). Smith on the Farm (ElJavelin 104 to 27 Eaion (O) 15 feet 1'i inchei (E), Pehrion Hlh Jumi Howard and era field Friday afternoon. Voorheea, (Oi, Anderaon. 11Dean the 100 all lnchea. Highland (O). 8 feet Smith IE), Smoot IE), Dlacui yard dash, the 880, 220 and all Leeuwenbur inchei (O) 141 feet 8 89 3 events. three relay Medley relay Eaat Mila relay Olympui. 3 42 X High hurdles Smith (HI; Stewart d relay Xait. 1 40 L (Hi, Weat G); Time .18 6 Lode-fin- k 100 yard duh Steele (Hi. 10 3 (Hi: Morean (H), Time Golder (G); Hedden Mile run Bonwood Bowl Newman (HI; Time 6 MS (HI, 440 yard daah Helaton (G); Knap-hu- , Starlifht Mixed Double Kin and M 7 Time Coleman (HI; (H): Joci Trailer!, 2 054. 696; Ed Molt. Smith (H); Weat S30; Roger Coleman. 210; Kate Jen-ae- n, Low hurdles 6 .13 Time North 454. Evelyn Plckeni, 185. Serv(G); (Gl, 880 yard run Stott (H); McMullin ice Marathon Service, 2 527; MetroH); Time 1 10 S. HI, Thorell politan laundry, 901: Grant Plaver Ladefink dash 220 yard (HI; 554, Andy Bevol. 225 Bonwood Bon Steele (H)j Moreen (HI; Tim. 23 Bowlin Babeam 1 619 Swim, Bon (Alfrey, bowls. 579 , Louise Card. 485. 192 Medley relay Hiehland Eitel McCullough Bill Cummlngi, 28. Johnson, Turvllle, Roaevere); Time 585. Marge Cbriatopheraon. 214, 512. 4 06 2 Hiehland Mile relay (Vauehn, Utah Deaf Men Quaker 1.933. 750 4. 50 3 Time BiU Elwood, 615, Jack KendeU, 246 Sott, Hedden, Lubeck), 880 yard relay Hiehland (Morean, Utah Deaf Women Worileyi. 1,214. Time 434. Carol Walker, 420, 157 Air NaLodelink); Steele, Smith, 1 39 tional Guard The Four Acei, 2X32. Shot put Brown (HI; Guataveaon 773, Jay Saniom, 606, 213 44 feet (Hi, Shew; Distance Inches Classic Bowl Pole vault Barker (H) end Stew, Elke Bingo. 2 459, 992; Lewell art (G) tied for first, Dean (H); Heieht 10 feet 4 Inches Fowlea. 668. Dewey Davie, 213. Leona 627, 210, Broad jump Smith (HI; Morean Bartholomew 1 840, 878; Joe WtlUami, 550, Roy (G)- ; Lewis H) and Andrus (G) tied for third. Distance 20 feet 3 Peterson, 200; Carol James. 455; Leila Bischoff, 185 Pioneer League inchei t Banco Upholster, 2 472. Bearing EnHteh Jump Stewart (H) end Buckley (H), gineering 895, Dick Allen, 672; R (G) tied for firat; tied Robine end Street, 214. Heather (Hi (Gl feet 11 inchee for third: Heieht Blneham Thomae Discus (H); Hyland Lanes (Hi, Pits (G), Diatenc 128 feet Pullman Tailor, Inches Hyland Major Javelin Hammer (HI: Zen ear 9 709. 997 Don NeUsnar, 613; Chuck Foothill Petaraon and (H)- ; Thomae (HI, Distance 153 feet Trolin, 236 Jone 7 tnchea. 666, Nioolayrea and Jama Hiehland 104 18 651, John Ntcoiaysan, 606; Paul Final score 554. 190 27 Peteraen, Granite 58. d Highland Wallops Farmer Crew Highland 56 16 swept combination the winning easy-car- e warmth, lightness, strength, luxury sQogOig A magic blend of new synthetic 55 Creslanl1, wool, 45 acrylic fiber that has the affinity for fashion. Deep lustrous tones are one of its natural characteristics Handsomely constructed on the seam pockets, front pleats set on continuous waistband for flawless fit. Sizes 28 to 42 Choose from 7 deep tones: rust, gold, pewter, char, blue, tan or grey. 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