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Show 120 Tli? Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, April 12, 1979 Olympus, San Juan Race to Snow Invitational Titles Several Records Tumble Despite Th Cold and Windy Weather n T' 1 J i f A r i x I f w distance Grarite with 27, while the Bmncos scored 31 to slip past Union which finished with 27. Top Individual Olympus sensational Dave Powell and Davis Mark Rose tied as the outstanding individuals in Class A with 10i points while Steve Young of Wasatch pi'ed up 12'$ points to win the Class B trophy. TowpII established a Snow Invitational record of :49 8 in winning the 440, soared more than 13 feet for second place in the pole vault and anchored the Titans winning mile relay N J t s . fr: , team. I: fT J ,T ... i 7 Rose was the only double winner in Class A, capturing the 100 in :9 8 to tie the meet record and cruising to a :22 3 clocking in the 220 to tie still another meet mark. V U 4 - 7 He L J. : k i By Stevp Rudman Tribune Sports riter EPHRAIM Ohmpus and San Juan, collecting only seven gold medals between them, raptured Clas A and B track and field championships here Saturday in the 20th annual Snow Invitational under dark, oppressive skies. The Titans won the A crown by piling up 33 points to out- - r v. 6 ' ' w' 'tr , ' 1 4- f i 1 Double Winners Young, onp of Dan Wright's fine pupils, led a trio of double w inners in Class B by w inning the 440 in .51 8, the long jump with a leap of Other first place winners for the champion Titans w'ere Colin King in the jnvelin, Lariy Baeders in the low hurdles and the mile relay team composed of Rainer La Lengren, Randy Pace, Jeff Monroe and the speedy Powell. Monty Lee In the discus, LeGrandez Black in the 880 and the Broncos winning 880 relay team were the other gold medal winners from the San Juan school. W Richard ins Ss $ n v 2 a v s s 'K' ' ' great state record holder vitational, Special to The Tribune EPHRAIM Olympus carted away both the singles and doubles championships here Saturday in the Class A tennis portion or the Snow Invitational. Titan Jeff Gordon downed Doug Perkins of Cyprus, 6 3, for the singles championship while Harry Bas-GrePyke downed R'chard g Minson cf Skyline for the doubles title. Gordon was a last second replacement for Number One who Titan Jim Robbins played in a Salt Lake meet. Gordon showed that the Titans could he very tough in the coming weeks. The results; CUist A Single First round Jtf Gordon (O' rnrvrI Bve Curt Ho (Amencun Fork) oef 6 2 Mark Curtis (Gmnit). Larry Lew (Orem) hve B'eni M ner (leh ) bv Jett Fnher (Provo) bye by Bowen (Sky me) bye Rrvan Kroff def Jim Wettwocd (Tooele) 1, (Granger), 6), Doug Perkms (Cvsvus) bye Gordon oef Hcwes, Quarterfinals 11, 3, Lew def Miner 86 63 Fi'h r def Bowen, 6 1, 16, 6 1. Perkms def Kroff 60, 11 Gordon def Lew, 6 3, Semifinals 6 1, Perkins def Fisher frl, Class A Doubles First round Naylor Paul Pratt Richard Forsbero M les fTooele) bye Rick M nson de (Skyline) Rowley Dave Porter (Orem), 6 4 6 ? Cra King Paul Terry tAmr.can Fok) d iG'anoe'-Losee Brmke'hoff 6? 6P Dpam Steeo k IWt) Ove Bu lock Greenwood (Prcvo) def VarOenBrche 7 9 10 8 7S Beal (Granite i Km Cooper Ron El'fson (lehi) bye Harry P' 2o ke (Olympus) de BvsGreg 7 1 5 4 6 6 lau-r- e linger Kunr (Dav$). RupoKetrr Rupo (Cyprus) bve Quartprf nals Forsberg - M non 2 K no Terry Naylor Pratt 6 n Steenhi k 2 6 7 5 6 T Coooer E Mdscn cW Bui'ork G'enwof1 62 6 2, Bays Pyise def Rupo Ruoo 62 lrry df jf Dsa 6- Semifinals K no Terrv Codder Fihson rhymoenshiO nnn def BaysPke de Forsberg 6 3 M Revs Pike del For$ Special to The Tribune EPHRAIM Mantis Jim Braithwaite took the singles title and Juabs tandem of Martel Menlove-DavWilkey romped to the doubles title in the Class B tennis at the Snaw Invitational here Saturday. Braithwaite, only a junior, downed Randy Winmill of 6 0, w hile Grantsville, e 6-- defeated Grantsville pair. Jack Menlove-Wilke- Nelson-Scot- er y Williams, t The resilts: C tss t Smile First round Chsd Bowie (Juab) bve, Roge- - Wcod (Dixie) bve, Randy Winmill (Grant'vrile) def David Lund , IN iang-.e61 6 2 J m Kee (Inf ) def J.m Orega vNotr Dame), 6 2 6 6; Rrber. Aeary (Wa atch Academy) df Lane Moody (Delta), 6 4, 6 4; Boo hat ks (E Carbon) Danny Vandor-b-eg- h 1, 6 Jim (Dugway), B'o ihwaiie iManti), bye, Dana Baker bve. (Millard) Bowles def Wood, Quarter! nais 6 0. 6 2, 6 2, Ammtll def Kee, 6 6 2. Braithwaite Wary a f Hanks. def baicer. 7 5, 6 Semifinals - Wi.miM df Bowies, 6 4, Braithwaitg def. Weary, 60 def. Braithwaitg Championship 0 Winmill add c'ass b doubles Mnlpvg-Championship Ikay def. N'sivn Williams 6 1,6-- 4 Add class a singes Gordon def. Perkins, Champ.omh p 7 5, 3. Doubles Class M'ke Berf Bruc First round Davis (Wasach) Stan Siawart-Rctjbve, Nuttai (D Jack bye Neison Scott Williams (Grantsville) def. Rov Howa Strven Paparahar s (Notre pjme) 60, 6 1, Ko Madsen Steven Cook Dern s dot. (N Sanpe'e) B' y Beone'y San Carr (Int). 6 2 M'lntyre Ken Kendall (Dugway) bc. Barton (Vantii oaf. Greg Carl Randy Hansen Ben Lasr cn iW Acade6 0 Meniove Dava 6 2, Martel my W ikey (Juabi be, Sev Stella Daia Evans ( p carbon) bve Sewart Nuttai def 6 3 6 Nelson Williams BgDav Carlisle Cock 6 1 Madsen df Bar'on def McIntyre Kendad, 60, 6 ?, Meniove W ikey def. Stella Evans, 60 Nelst W'l'ams def Sm f na is Swart Nuttai 6 1,6 4. wikey Meniov x1 Defeats Champ Johnson's victory was unexpected in that he defeated the defending Class B A1 of champion, Yardley Beaver. And Saturdays records threatening distance of state marks, even the two that were snapped and the two that were tied. George's performance in the javelin was the best. Although his throw fell 12 feet short of his state mark, it was still the third best javelin toss in Utah prep history. None of were within Ilawks Stretch Plavoff Lead - DETROIT (AP) The Chicago Black Hawks, getting two goals from Bobby Hull, edged the Detroit Rrd Wings, Saturday night and extended their East Division National Hockey League plavoff advan4-- to tage The Wings have one more chance Sunday in the series which the Hawks have dominated. Doug Volmar closed the gap at 11 :97 of the final peat riod with his playoff goal. Detroit pulled their goalie with seconds loft and Doug Jairett scored from the red line into an empty net, making it 4 2 at 19:57. The Black Hawks scored their decisive third goal at 14 38 of the second period when Stan Mikita fired the pud past goalie Roy on assists from Hull and .Doug Mohns. best-of-sev- 2 Ed-wat- js rur at the Snow Invitational College bv Lvnn R. Johnson Viewmont, the winner. Is well hack in the field at this stage of the race. I tournament Saturday. Richard Keid of bitterly, brutally cold. But a courageous bunch of Utah prep track and field competitors cheated the cold, windy day. They set two records and tied two others. They upset some predictions. Some were hurt straining to perform beyond their capabilities in the cold weather, but generally they pleased a stadium full of people here for the 20th annual running of this meet. Other Double 4:17.7 set in 1968. I By Dick Rosetta Tribune Sports Writer EPHRAIM It was cold here Saturday at the Snow In- 6-- 3 Paul Olsons meet record of nfirtiritwii Preps Brave Bitter Cold at Snow Event 3 Titan Nettcrs Cop Wins; Braithwaite B Champ & f.y wur s Utahs best high school runners jockey for position as they take off in mile Saturday, winning the dicus with a heave of 144-and establishing a Snow record of 212-in the javelin. George's state mark in the javelin is 224 feet, set last year when the Eagle was only a sophomore. Millards Richard George holds spear after he set new record in Snow Invitational duel. - Tribunt Staff Photo in the javelin, copped two gold medals This was particularly true in the mile where Richard Reid of Viewmont and Dave Johnson of Delta, the gold medalists, had to fight not only good competition but a stiff wind as well to win. Reid won easily in 4:29.9, as he lapped some of his competition, but was way short of I L Millards athlete and Steve Robinson of Moab was the other double winner in Class B, winning the 100 in :10.3, and the 220 in :23.0. The weather was too cold and windy for the athletes to make any real assault on the record books. f 4. a Pair George, I gh P v x , e & vv..v4J- Reid, who recorded a winning, but personally disappointing 4:29.0. I have bad knees anyway, but the hard track contributed to a worsening of the condition as I ran, the Viking sen- ior said. Forget It When I heard the timer call out 2:12 for the first half mile, I said to myself, you may as well forget about th.t 4:17 record, and I ran the rest of the way just trying to s y y $ vv Av - 4 . o ? ' - sy., a: v,v '0 Wt, & 4 j k " 1 T1 Final Team Sand ng$ Olympus 15, o-? h Dcrt V, Wert 15, kcun te Davis 17? Skyline 13, Tooe'e )2 Fouot1i 11 Grarur 7 V wrron 5 Pavson Logan 4 Oodn i P pKSon 9 te 3 2, East 2; Highland 2, Spanish Bngnm Fork 2. Ra listers Snare 3 s - A J ? ' iv ' . '" ri S'-, Wsatch Richard George disappoint anyone. He snapped the meet record in the javelin, although he was a dozen feet shy of his state mark of 224 feet. The Fillmore junior, who wont turn 17 until May 22, grabbed a double victory when he also won the discus, but his Millard mates suffered a mild shock when San Juan came in from the southeast corner of the state to take the team title, the first track glory for the Broncos in quite Millards ? Class B Track Carl Cochran, East CarShot put bon; Brad Monks, Union, Bill Bowlm, Delta, Art Burtenshaw, San Juan, Ken Holm, Milford. 50-- a Steve Woolstenhuime, Pot vault North Summit; Kim Rappley. Richfield, and Paul Cox, Moab (tie); Mome Lee, San Juan, Mike Muir Richfield Brad Hancock, hurdles HQh Union, Danny Long, Union; Scott Nelson, Emery, Sandy Nielson, San Juan; West, Dixie 15 3 Les' 100 Steve Robinson, Moab; David Jones, Milford, Mark EnyaD, Uintah; San Juan; Stev Denms Bradford, Young, Wasatch. .10 3 Delia; Al M ie Dave Johnson, Beaver; Jeff Cowan, Moab; Yardley, Brown, Blame Beaver, Strong, Lynn North Summit 4 39 5 Richard George, Millard; Javelm Jerry Pace, North Summit, Rod Hansen, Richfield, Lloyd Robinson, Millard; Randy Johnson, Piute. 212 3 (new meet record). Wasatch? 440 Stev Young, LeGrande Black, San Juan, Wayne PeNorth Peterson, terson, Delta, Carlos 51 8. Sevier? Brian Page, Richfield. H gh Uintah; Dale Allred, lump Kent Jones, North Sumrrvt; Ross Pace, Le North Summit, High, Richfield; George Whithead, Dixie Steve Young Long lump San Juan, Danny Dennis Bradford, Long. Union, Scott McArthur, Emery; Gary Snyder, Millard Mont Lee, San Juan? Lew hurdles Union; Bad Hancock, Danny Long Lester West, Dixt; Randy Unon; Turnbaw, Waxatrh :2! 0 Richard George, Millard; Discus Cart Coachran, East Carbon; York Kim Moody, Delta; Shields, Millard ? Delta. Dave Clark 880 LeGrande Black, San Juan; Dsn Nielson, Delia Bryan Mahoney, Wasatch; Stev Palmer, Cedar; Stev Waiison, Mrab. 2 03 9 220 Steve Robinson, Moab; Randy Ben Lasrn, UinTurnbow, Wasatch, tah, warren Peterson, Delta 23 0 M le Relay Moab (Steven Robinson. Jeff Cowan Stev Watson, Bob Millard, Uintah, Richfield, Knight), It George Does didnt View-mont- Summary , u Summary Kent Gailey, Granite, High lump Allan Murdock, Davis, Malm Querry, G amte; Reed Ewell, payson, Sheldon Neb e, Granite 6 2 Discus Gordon Gleave, Granite; Joe trgersoil. Skyline, Ron Rydaleh, Tooele Henry Palmer, Bingham, Sam Be berio, Grange. 162 4 Ted Crawford, West; ump Long Randy purrmgton. Granite, Gary AAoma es. Bih Ward, Sprinqvrile, Grander; Steve Hanson, Skyline Colin King, Olympus. Jon javelin Ltdchard, Granite, Kelly Park, Brigh ton Mrk Neer ng. East, Ste Grimm, Granite 198 11. H gh hurdles - Larry Baeder. Olynv pus, Eddie Scott, West; Dean Marlow, De Scott, Olympus; Steve Hilicrest, 14 6 Strong, South ICO Mark Rose, Davis; Ted Crawford West. Garry Nakken, South, Allan McEvvan, 0 am. Bill Mamales, Grang-cr- . i9 8 (ties meet record). Mile Richard Reid Viewmont; Leon Hanlon, Hilicrest, David Hanks, 0 em, Steve Jenson, Orem, Sheim Late. Sou h. 4 ?9 9 Shot put Bob Dav s, Ooden, Ron Rvdalch, Tooele, Jo tngersoll. Skyline, Oave Bogtd Skyline, Scott Stapley, Bountiful, 54 3 Dive Powell, Olympus Brent Webster, Rainer Lengren, Bountiful, Dave Olympis, Steve Oitversnn. Leftmq South 49 8 (new mret record). Low herd es Ea'i Xaiz, Hiiicrest, Edle Sco, Vest, Randy Stevenson, Snuh, Bovd Nelson Spanish Fo k, De 20 3 Scott, Olympus De 88) Car Arrmtao, Tooele Barrows, Olampus, Murdock, Doug Orem, Richard Bowman, Davis, Gar Powell, Payson 2 00 2 220 Bill Mam-aleMark Rosa Davis Granger; Allan McEwan, Orem; Brent Webster, Gary Nakken 97 3 (ties meet record) Bountiful Pde Vault Steve Jones, Loaan; Dav Prwell, O'vmous; Gary Nakken, South, Dav J m Smith, Hilicrest; Berry Orem V 6 Bountiful (Mk Medley Relay Michen Dave Evans, Brent Webster, Km Roie-icWest G'amte, American Fork Olympus U M le Relay Olympus fRamer Ln yen Pace Jef Monro Rand Daw PcwH), H Meres, Orem, Highland, P on 3 V 0 Oem (Tom Nielsen, 8) Pe?v John Lover'Op, Allan Eq-Souh, Skyline. West, Davis. leg and will be hampered far awhile. Granites Doug Rickards showed up with a hip pointer stuffed in a basketball session a few days ago, and North Summitt's Kerry Pace,-las- t year's Class B 440 champ, was ailing with a bad knee. 'Xv V: a 1 35-4- 0 Track Granger's ? -- Class 100-yar- 100-yar- ' y When we speak of the sprint in field, particular, the d dash field, this could be the best crop of dashers in the state's prep history. Saturday, there was a record-tyin- g 9.8 time and each of the five finishers was within one step of the winner at the finish. Rose, Wests Ted Crawford, Souths Gary Nakken, Orems Allan McEwan and Bill Mamales staged a mighty duel for the gold medal. But there were disappointments. Crawford aggravated an old muscle pull in his right 220-yar- d V Unfortunate Turn The cold weather contributed to a generally miserable I certainly an unfortuday ' , y nate turn of events for Bob Stoddard, general chairman of the meet and Snow College athletic director, and his cour! - K . teous staff. r- - 4- - 'I t d,' "r . 4. The rubber asphalt track 4 'C ' a conwas hard as a brick JL 'IL dition created by the Reid breaks the tape ahead degree weather. The youngof rivals to capture win. sters could be heard saying they were having leg problems as a result of the hard track. A 's One in particular was premier miler Richard V Great Crop Still, the sprinters didnt seem to be affected. Like Davis Highs Mark Rose, for instance. The kid from Kays-vill- e d tied both the and records w'ith 9.8 Reid continued. win, and :22.1 readings. And on a horrible track day 8t that. How does the cold and wind affect a distance runner? Vhen I reached the top of the last turn and headed directly into the wind, it was biting cold and my throat was hurting, and i' seemed as if earii breath might be the last, Reid said. U, k fi: r s ? ' S& A 2 y&Ubtfr s This is spring! Linda Johnson of Payson uses warm blanket to beat cold at Snow Invitational. a spell. North Stars Cut St. Louis Lead MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL Bill Goldsworthy (UPI) scored two goals victoto give Minnesota a ry over the St. Louis Blues Saturday night as the North Stars cut St. Louis lead in third-perio- d 2 their Stanley Cup quarterfinals series from two games to one. Half a dozen fans were ejected five minutes earlier after a skirmish with St. Louis players when a player apparently was struck in the face with a thrown program an indication of the hot feeling provoked by the IGI'IEE ROOT hard-checki- 24 90 game. 37 0 Wasatch (Randy Medley Relay Cu t Jones Turrbuw, Seve Young, Dixie, Richfield, Sorenson), Randy D 'a. North Snote 3 50 3 883 Relay San Juan (David Johnson, LGrand Black, Mont Le. Denms Bradford); Union, North Summit, M Hard 1 36 5 Final Teem Standings San Juan 3t Urnon 77, Wasatch 2 Moab 7??, Delta 22, TO, North Summit 20; Richfteid 18?, U'ah 13 East Carbon , D xie 7, Beaver 6. Emery 5, M Iford 5; Gunmxon 2, North Sevier 2, North Sanpete 1; Piute RUGGED -- x g -- Cl25Svx' Tril .'ALIGNMENT ' V IRAKI G TIRE CENTER Ot AU MAKES CARS TR'ICRJ t TOPS! LEATHER 7 0 Wild Victory - TIRED OF. NEW YORK (UPI) The New Ycrk Rangers snapped a losing streak in Stanley Cup competition by belting the Boston Bruins. Saturday night in a wildly fu- - Roof Mounted . Ratelie, Walt Tkaczuk, Ibert and Ted Irvine , who I scored for the Range-to in j narrowed their deficit the Eastern Division semifinal. Bill Speer, Stanfield Bobby Orr ard Poston accounted for C It was cold at the Snow Invitational track and field meet Saturdav, but Binghams David Hunter had to cool his feet after race by going barefoot. 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