| Show ie — 7 - - N6 Clo—ckAciät-lié- i - --- - -- -- ' - — '- ' Salt Laker Shells-Ou- t Has Long Wow to 'Ho' 1 - i ) r n Penn has won all five "Cup" ' reigattas this year losing only Por a youth who grew up be In the Eastern Sprint champl1ieving a shell enclosed a nut onships when the crew finmeat a stroke meant some- ished sixth and last - thing older citizens feared director of BOB PAUL scull practice meant boning for Information at Penn sports exams and a crew TribSditor - - ' - ( le a t I la n li s I pr is ---- k lit - h- - ' ' ‘ By John Mooney ' I rb de' ‘ 4- '' - t"""ti--- '''Z-1's- I ' Niko - - N First he stressed ability of personnel—who's going to do the-jo"Don't mistake ability for potential" he said Secondly he pointed out that coaching is the art of inspiring learning Strategy was his third point and here he stressed the proper alignment of personnel or putting the right men in the right places GUEST LECTURERS 'Pete Ills fourth point which he Newell University of Califor- - spent most of his opening coach who is By Lyn Larson Tribune Sports Writer LOGAN—Scratch pads and pencils got a real workout here Monday as more than 130 high school and college coaches took notes during the first day of the 34th annual Utah State University coaching clinic held in the USU Union ( i 441 ''- - ' t I Ka t ''- l ' 0044 of '''' ' ' i t ' i i - --- - --- -- 14A' ''''" I P - 94 ' I ' -- '' i k - 1- 4 - J of' 't 1 - 1 10k ft ' r -- 'tlk -- ' - - - 4 - - - r i ‘1 z '' I1 -- EL ' 4' ' e- l'enclis Pa-ds-- 19 - Lectlire1's:00çu Ag Coach clinic ‘ - 0-- - - - — 4N al e ' - P-- alid Serdtch ' - ' i - - c iii 7 1960 -- e f Jane Tuesday r - ' The Salt Lake Tribune ' - z leor h tainly is one of the least ex- plored and certainly one of the most important" he said "A game is played first of all with the mind second with — the body" :Newell o u t It flid offense fundamentals body control ballhandling footwork and dribbling passing and shoot big -- adds "The boys had a Meadow Brook e able four-plantrip on the 300- ' Ball Partnership—Bond-Raleigmile ride to Worcester Mass r I up I del Especish1Calder 1 t and then all nine had to sleep dei I up Steward-Bartothe highly sucParseghian def in a double 'room because of a ' 5 and 4 "Team morale is not a new cessful grid coach at NorthI HeidrichId-Cuand 2 cer- rtis foul-u' football in but frontier 3 4 e and del in reservations out of western plenty gave f a s def "stu- i "But the following week we information for the ' Ivinsdef I 2 and ' ' ''' I - up on 20 came back strong and knocked dents" to take notes on 2 up v ' over Marvard and Navy in a under slate Rest" vs gets Tuesday's tournament—Match 1 Lone Sid Lokey 'St: Par—A our over race on own group—Bill 8 great way at pm with parseghian i tied for first Lynn Ken Torn and 4 6 r course They had finished i holding the floor from 8 to 10 Murray Bud Raleigh Tom Beard" 1 3 flurthrit and Don i Jay Ansiereasiv--EHH- t am– Dr John Worley Logan iti ght behind Conle11 for the t — ' McPherson tied for third I title will discuss knee B group—Harold Stewart: Joe Tans sprint physician Bees Lake after Salt The Now Pennwith "Then the next Saturday we ner Hugh Fowler Nerd Miller and and ankle injuries until 11 am a rare night off Monday open Sid a boy from the arid Intermotm- - kicked—out of Cornell on its Nolan Burnett when (Red) series against a three-gamtam n West calling the strokes own Lake- - twomile USU trainer discusses taping Park Seattle at Derks Tuesday is rated the No 1 crew in the course Cayuga That madetwo weeks noon until and wrapping 13 8 4 Bonneville Ward Junior East and a strong favorite to in a row we had come back to night 9 2 4 Ward Bonneville Senior Newell's basketball begins at Lesueur and Carlson Holt Jensen Is 8 pm time Game represent the United States in beat the favorites Right now McCowan 6 and and runs 2 until — pm pm On Wednesday the first the Olympic Games competi- - Pennsylvania is rated the No 1 with a film Session the second bon :I3masimawammn§rmrar crew in the East and after the two hours Demonstrations are major promotion night—Dairy zzoor)) Night—is expected to attract three-milr' race at Syracuse in 8 the scheduled for pm ' June 18 we shall start two fieldhouse in both football and several thousand fans A truck load of dairy products and tè outs of weeks for work Buy RAMBLER at basketball heavy the chance to see Utah's guberover the the Olympic tryouts C WOOD'MOTOR ' Parseghian outlined four natorial candidates in a milksame course The Olympic dis- - Frank Miller o( Salt Lake City whose only I showing coxswain getting dunked "suffers" 560 S 5th Wv sm Alt 54751 basic a we a a of coaching ing contest- - will highlight tance is 2000 meters" crew Penn hands of same at movie film was fate a crew of recently racing knowledge football vvemssrm Wednesday evening But getting back to Frank to The Tribune Special ' Millen 7s " 11 "1"1 CAMP WILLIAMS — The How does a boy who never second annual National Guard 4 171-77-encampment boxing show saw a shell or a crew race who rowed even a Wednesday night features 11 probably never In his native state row boat amateur bouts top according suddenly find himself directing to Major Bill Fowler The card starts at 8 pm in the destinies of a top crew? and Bowl the West of the post Here's the Frank Miller the public is invited By Associated Press Story: - – 125 pounds—Mary Doyle Murray YORK June 6 — NEW -- - Police oBOY Club vs Jimmy Cuch In his days in Salt Lake he: Ruth Miller fired a neat Identical 82s Wendy Wangs- Tommy Pacheco a 20year-olUte Club 3 4140-a carded to medalist ''''''e A voice 81 His gaard 145 pounds—Bob Wilson capture 4:vim carried newspapers Puerto Rican lightweight lay 1' - VFW vs Alvin Longhair Vte Boxing of authority so necessary to a honors in Monday 's qualifying r In serious condiClub a in e hospital 4) be champion Defending 115 pounds—Tommy Davis Utah coxswain or any leader in round for the annual Schubach Hulbert was the last one to tion with a cerebral concusN''ational Guard vs Larry McCook sports rnay have been devel- golf the Boxing Club qualify for the championship sion Monday night after being 125 pounds—Johnny Cesspooth lite course of commander the golf oped as Boxing Club vs Robert Ungrige Orem flight as she carded a shaky knocked out by Benny Gordon -Panther Sabre team With that VFW 81 one stroke was Ruth's 91 equaled by four other play- In the feature bout at St he became a coxsa io better than Gladys O'Brien ers Nicholas Arena wain - Proving Grounds 1 shot Studer who Alta and In name Lee's the draw 100 pounds—Tommy McGraft Utah He went but for crew as a Pacheco was admitted to National Guard vs Dale Shavanaux came out of the hat first and ' Vie Boxing Club ! freshman because his roomRoosevelt Hospital about an was placed in the cham160 pounds—Tony Doyle she ' Murray mate 4 ::--- ' was was knocked reporthour Dowd he after Police Boys Club vs John White i pionship flight Ogden He0 Kati to the lightweight crew out 125 pounds—Robert Aspizati Utah ing i National Guard vs Clarence Trotter Dowd now rows with the junior MEDAL PLAY in the big is serious" Ifel3 Katt condition 'His is while the Og1de0 tournament starts Tuesday at ' Orem varsity Frrasnk ! pounds—Gary Brown VFW vs Linnard Holsten Ogden Hep toast of the 7 am A time lag between 9 a hospital spokesman said heavy0 Kati Valan Harold Referee Applied on Sound Tire Bodies and 11:30 am will allow all 145 pounds—Norman Thomas Utah weights V- 2:49 of at i the National Guard vs Alvin Pinnecoose counselor stopped fight Frank's Special to The Tribune dormitory to or on Your Own Tires go straight through the final round of the schedplayers 'Y Vie Boxing Club It 1 OGDEN—Annual golf tour- their Heavyweights—Ted Shaw Bullock's Roy Reidinger also had captti play Tuesday GYM ye K Overstreet Orem VFW when Pacheco to taMed the 1954 MIT crew and nament of Ogden Junior Action in the ninth flight and uled s 1 lk he may have influenced the Chamber of Commerce for half of the novice flight will collapsed over the middle Tread ' Utahn will see the finals start Wednesday instead of strand of the ring ropes BRAKE RELINE teenagers --- -- — b -— ' ''''1 But Frank admits his only played June 20 with qualify- - Tuesdiiy it Tread him In i and the SPECIAL pulled i ' ring PLIGHT ' I 4 Miller' Louis 7:05—loff the ropes Instead of getU 1 Hove the memory Wtee Helen Virginia Franches VSame Tread Design up he fell Over on his I f ' reel shot of the coxswain get- den prior to that time accord- Alta Sluder Beverly Rindfleish Alice of your choice— 7:10— back He couldn't be revive4 Blithe Lindberg Lybbert: chairCutrubus Jim to his ing dunking 'Priced to meet all competiting Gladys O'Brien Carolyn Hall Marie in the ring and a police emer- t Swenson Ada Neleon man Vsamte Tread 7:10—Wendy tion Penn Burk coach Joe the Ora Showell R'Villa Igency squad was summoned Wangscard i advertised I Nationally Schauer Lee Hulbert 'twice winner of the Diamond who will ALL TEENAGERS First brands of material used Smith Sul- not - have reached their 18th Morse ha Bird Bobo Olson Upseta - : Written 3 year guarantee :sculls in England and 1939 myliLEutt LaRue Mary Weal Shirley enAS NEW FIRESTONE TIRES rates Award winner livan 15 a mileage may birthdays by Aug or pro-rLelmhol 7:30— Beverly McGrew African ' Mona Barbara Hansen Oda Slugger 0 Our employees bays SOO Frank as his coxswain of "the ter the tournament and four Bell LaKalmar Rayne Hartman: 7:40—EdIti : JOHAN'NESBURG SOUTH years combined broke re-- Ifinest boat I ever have had" of the boys who qualify will Larkin Doris Davis Elfrieda Shane: Eunice Young be should AFRICA June 6 (UPI)—Carl And that to state in experience tournament the pair praise go high Second BarFlight—t:45—Barbara You DON'T I I indeed Burk does not settle for Salt Lake City later ton Vi Johnson Una Billings Phyllis (Bobo) Olson of Portland Ore :) Entrance fees are 8150 each t'VriTianci:arl:5°—BelentstBarrett Ruth upset South Africa's Mike Holt anything less than perfection I I (C"±-""CASH I IP 4 araBjehrCoelenricaun decision 'NEED Probably because he had no and proceeds of the tourna- Reeder by winning a Mildred Andreason Sue " as a ment will be used to finance Christensen 'bad habits to Thompson S am—Dorothy Crowder in a world light heavyweight i neophyte coxswain Frank does the four young men who go El Fama rrell Arlene GeoPlarth elimination bout at Rand Sta'not direct the crew with the to the state Jaycees Junior Third ft(100110 Fisher dium Monday night Your old Rosemary Smith Addle at his Golf tournament said Mr Cut- - Esuther tamda8:10—Irene traditional Barton Marge tires make Morsonelli Lavine Harmson PeggY feet rubus Twelves: 11:20—Julie -Watson ' Dee — coach Jim Under frosh O'Driscoll —111Egillkipm Beth Myrtle Morgan SIZE the down was told to "get Kunkel 8:25—Dorothy Eardley Vera Frank Beggs : I Darby Dee Porter Beth Quick Irs1Z) 4':4'4'' 1144- ' of the boat" He was feel the tillitlit:4: It(a)11:1:n1dL Fourth — payment Rose Naccarato Gayle 7ttinnent ( stroke to from the get taught NVWM1111 --- -8:40—Maria Metcalf Alice rocappabla tire the other crews in the race Heller Erma Johnson HDawns Smith 4 444i14- 1:-The touted rematch beRobinson Alexand to adjust up or down as ' 11'1 ''' i -I' ander Emma Ricks Erma Locker tween Ingemar Johansson 8:50—Lucille the race developed Larkin Amy McKinney Bette Peterson Wanda Nordouist Special to The Tribune and Floyd Patterson for the Atf111Va Miller must have the in- TOOELE—The sixth annual sonrift4'irFglnigthitt lifts5hs—esLuscuizy" ithcli!tatlit: World heavyweight title will 9 am—Lou Hanson stinct to "sense" the race and Western Amateur Golf Tourna- Lee powell be carried by the Utah The-te-: r Betty Fornellous Cleve Stoney Marge call his shots without resor- ment will be played here Sat- Walton over the closed-circu9:10—Clair Boyd Asenath FIRESTONE TIRE Gregory Helen Leathern Leah Hor- - TV June tingto the watch His record urday and 20 starting at tin: 9:15—Aggie Nattress Arlene ElSunday i!rNitirTrrrt Itself for speaks 7 pm Top amateurs will compete bertpcthStella Thomson Fritts DesPain --- N Paulo -ri -- - The Utah Theater will Join in the medal play tour- Colleen Harmon Thelma Johnson Jo I to in addition other In wordst 4:1 4 i Brown : PrOWn l Clara l:40armen 200 movie houses across the 6 as a coxswain ney for $600 in prizes and top Jackson Irene Work Susan Lang: ts' r his success t in each of the four 11:45—Claire Thacker Lorraine Lund in showing the acfive is to a country not be places ' 1 iiirri?rii"g learning 'Frank 11:50— Brown Helen Taft f: Lucyle tion from ringsidevia Teler divisions in life ts Beverly Green Coke SPeyerr Mildred iDet 1 I Brown Dot Wilkes jkw 1 PrompTer Corp Seventh l'hght—lI:SS—Elalne Sproul Nancy Heap La Rue Varley There will be no home teleII noon—Alice Mann Carol Weldon vision of the t4:5440‘tos as4&4wt Mildred Linke Nell Hartman Marcia David LgefizzlasosrisryAssemotrwssrr041'' 12:10—Gayle Wells Helen t Tickets are on sale at the Gough Shirley Kilbourne Ethel Pe e r 44k Ph EM ' Corner 3rd So and 2nd West box office in Salt theater Strell uEsthee Lersoni12:157lleto i —: -- 0 Mary Lake StockCity Eighth i i 011 400 work gang FraniMIlle-r-asquite a row to "Ito" THE GRADUATE of West High in Salt Lake City now coxswain of the powerful Uni- versity of Pennsylvania' crew offers something of an enigma in sports—his only knowledge of crew racing when he en- rolled at Penn was a memory of a newsreel shot of a coxs- wain - 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