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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, November 20, 1361 24 By Keefer Lansky Sanders Gets Crown in Cajun Battle ! i LAFAYETTE, LA, Nov. 19 (UPI) Doug Sanders pulled away from the field Sunday as r he shot a par 69 to win the $15,000 Cajun Qas- sic Open golf tournament by six strokes. Sanders played a steady game while his nearest competition failed to break par. His card of 270 was 14 under par on the Oakbourne Country Club course. THE CALIFORNIA pros round was without a bogey thanks to good work with the Irons. Throughout the tourney he said his iron shots were his strongest point Sanders led the tourney from the start and each day Increased his lead. He went into the final round with a lead over Bob TM I 1 am cct5ry, VS AS ONLY 3 TO HaF. 'a X I iwT' NEEP YXIR Meanwhile WfljJ ) PON'T I HELP. KEEP AHYBOVf$ V help . two-unde- e -- Ros-bur- two-strok- e BYU Fans Date Tuesday Meet Films of the State and BYU Kittens-UtaPapooses football games will highlight the weekly meeting of the Cougar Club e Tuesday noon at the Hotel. BYU head grid coach Hal Mitchell will narrate the films and also give a scouting report on New Mexico, the Cougars opponent Saturday, Ted Gledhill, president said Sunday. BYU-Orego- n h New-hous- BOSBURG, WHO set a new course record with a 63 in the left. Granite principal and Lavell Edwards, Dr, day Lambert, right Is presented a Gransecond round, soared to a ite High football Jacket by Reho F. Thorum, football coach, at banquet honoring grldders. r 74 and finished third with a 277. Ex-Le- hi Young Ken Still of Tacoma, Wash., took second place with a 72. He finished with a 276-- his best showing to date as a Letter-Winner- s pro. He has been on the tour University of Utah cagers less than a year. will perform in the MilRosburg, Still and Tommy waukee Classic next winter, Aaron were the only ones who Ivy Williamson, athletic di- had much of a chance to catch rector of the University of the front, running Sanders. By Associated Press Dr. Jay Lambert, who made the banquet, stressing the Im Wisconsin, announced Sun- Rosburg was two strokes off into the the final TEX, Nov. 19 AUSTIN, Lehi going pace High portance of attaining a "small day.' many letters at Da r re 11 Royal, the In addition to Wisconsin round and Still and Aaron School, made another one this goal In football In a step toward a "larger goal in obtain and Utah, Marquette and were three strokes behind. The Texas coach who saw his No. fall at Granite. ' the U S. Naval Academy will rest of the field was at least 1 ranked team knocked out of The former Olympic boxer, ing an education. the national championship, who has been team physician play in the tournament that seven strokes back. IN THIS specialized world, will be held Dec. 28 29, 1962. by underdog Texas Chrisfor the Farmers this fall, was AARON SHARED the same called his team together given the G Jacket by members the need for an education canfinal round fate as Rosburg tian, for a light workout Sunday of the football team in appre- not be stressed too much," Dr. and StilL He had a 76 on the and declared: ciation of his loyalty. Lambert said. final 18 and had to be content Its no disgrace to get Reho F. Thorum, Granite tie for 10th. knocked down. with a five-waThe presentation was The disgrace The day before he had a bril- Is to made at the football banquet High principal and Lavell Edstay down." football coach, made the 65 wards, and have liant would taken Texas meets Texas A&M Saturday night. Jacket presentation to Dr. Lamthe top prize money if he could .Thanksgiving Day in a tradiDr. Lambert also spoke at bert have matched It tional battle that could decide The lendlnf scorers PASADENA, CALIF, Nov. Douc Southwest Conference 270 (S2r the Sanders, 19 (UPI) Unbeaten Bakers- 000), Ken Still. and if Texas 72276 championship Rosburg, field College, a perennial Cali ($1 200)BobDon 67 wins it puts the Longhorns In Massengale, 71 278 ($900); Gay Brewer Jr, 9 forma powerhouse was sethe Cotton Bowl. ' Julius Boros, 71 70- ($900); lected Sunday to represent the ($900); Johnny Pott. AS MATTERS stand both $700); Dave Ragan, west In the Junior Rose Bowl ($700i, Don Fairfield, Texas and football game Dec. 9. 1279 ($700); Jim Ferree, conference Arkansas have records and If both ($600); Jay Hebert, A1 Balding, ($500); win their final game ArkanBAKERSFIELD finished its 707368-6928-0 280 ($500). Butch Baird. season with a record Sat($500); Tommy sas meets Texas Tech SaturAaron, ($500): Huston could wind up with urday night by beating Santa Laclair, ($350), Bill day they marks and Texas would ($61 37); Bert Monica City College 38 26. The Farrell, Weaver. 861 37); 71717268282 383 get the Cotton Bowl by virtue Renegades shut out seven op- Wes Ellis Jr, 7372-698- 8 Frank Wharton. of beating Arkansas earlier In (16137). u-389 and ran ponents up points 282 ($6137); Bobbv Brue, 72 282 ($6137), Billy Capps. 70 the season. against only 40 for the oppo- 73 67 262 ($61 37). Well loosen up and get sition. some kinks out and then work Name of the team to repre sent the east will be announced National Hockey League a little harder on Monday and W 1. T Fts Gf Ga Tuesday but with no contact Monday. Under consideration Montreal 0 5 4 22 67 51 work," said Royal. are Pratt Junior College of New York 21 8 5 51 59 The game Saturday was a 21 42 10 6 56 Kansas; Boise Junior College Toronto 8 Detroit 15 47 56 r for Texas, un4 7 14 39 44 of Boise, Idaho, and Columbia Chicago Boston 4 10 11 49 72 defeated In eight starts with Basin fluid of Add Washington. Bandar's Basalts Adjust brakes an offense that scored at least Detroit 6, Boston 3 Geographical considerations four touchdowns against New 8. Toronto 3 York are taken lightly In this game, Align front end to Chicago 3, Montreal 3 every opponent. But Royal manufacturers had no alibis. . specifications three-over-pa- Athlete Vte Cagers Win Granite Add Dr. Jay Lambert Texas Coach Ticks Up Fallen Club Tourney Post 6-- Coast Squad y Wins Bowl The Sign of Dependable WINTER CAR SERVICE 5-- t7t)G,eoa) Salim aud Robinson Player Beats Palmer in Middleweiglits to Steal Manila Duel Weeks Ring Spotlight MANILA, Nov. 19 (UPI) Gary Player of South Africa defeated Arnold Palmer of Latrobe, Pa, for the third time in a row Sunday with a two under par 70 in the concluding match In Manila of their around the world golf series. "Mr. Money The Bags of the pro golf circuit this year, went out with a 36 and came in with a 34. It was his third consecutive sub-pa- r score ovef the 72 Wack Wack Golf and Country Club course here. The big question NEW YORK, Nov. 19 (UPI) is: How will the once-greMiddleweight contenders Robinson look? Farid Salim of Argentina and Sugar Ray Robinson of New Both Salim and Robinson York will command the most are campaigning for shots at week's this attention during either half of the world boxing. crown, worn by Gene LANKY' SALIM, champion Fullmer of West Jordan, Utah, of Argentina, makes his the NBA champion, and Terry second United States appear- Downes of England, champion ance Saturday night at Madi- in Europe and a few other son Square Garden in a areas. fight with contender SALIM, 25, made an ImpresYama Bahama of Bimini, sive U.S. debut at the Garden B.WJ. Robinson, former middl- on Oct 28, when he hammered Player now leads his eweight and welterweight out a lopsided decision over American opponent, 10 - 6, champion, engages one A1 tough Teddy Wright of with one tie In their It was the seventh Houser at Providence, R I, series that will re- Monday in a victory for six foot-onstraight night sume early next year. Farid and his 32nd in 35 tune-ufor Rays fight with Included two Palmer scored a three over Canadian Wilfie Greaves at fights, which Dec. 8. draws. Pittsburgh,' admitted he and par had been encountering trouble with his putting. It was the other way around for Player, who delighted a Sunday gallery of 5,000 by being at his best in and around the green that gave him four birdies. Only twice did he break down with his putter for two bogeys. d d De-tro- it e d p THE PHILIPPINES two outstanding golfers, Ben Arda and Cclestino Tugot, who had been playing with the visitors in a foursome, carded a 71 and a respectively, td beat Palmer and won $250 prize each. 35-3- 9-- 0 6-- 1 73-6- 9 Bleacher Backs Set Last Meet 9 4 OFFER COMBINATION heart-breake- Jones Nabs Victory Repack front N Balance front In Phoenix wheels Restore braking capacity 100-mll- Stop uneven tire wear - Smooth out " Any American Made Car your ride placement parts if needed and torsion bar adjustment not included FOR ONLY ffr$fonc Gm WINTER TREADS APPLIED ON SOUND TUtE BODIES OR ON TOUR OWN TIRES FOR Otr Wilder Treadt, identified art bg MedaUumcnd thop work, block BWMhlp kbibn whitewalls 2 for 24.24 plus tax and 2 trade-i- n tires rfunivlite mi tmd. 2. Aftimt Donmi tmd ante mmrydy . atm lor II RDootha. 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