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Show lake Tribune, D 7 Sunday, October 10, 1971 The Salt Eagles Boss Says Clul) Looks Good By Grant V. Mes&erlv Tribune Sports Wntei Every thing looks good. The players, the coach, just everything. I really belie; e that this is the year that the Golden Eagles will be right in the midtile of the Western Hockey League playoffs Speaking was Dan Meyer, the indefatigable owner of the Salt Lake Golden Eagles hockey club. And hp w as bubbling v ith more than his usual amount of natural enthusiasm. I know I said the same thing last year, said Meyer, almost apologizing for his team's last place finish last season. But at the time I ieally believed it was possible. And as a matter of fact, Im still convinced it could have been possible. But several factors entered in that kept us from winning. V i o t 7 t a "W -- AfA ' Y' V A, it . 1 . ''-- I ; Veteran Team But this year, Meyer said with a srrrle, we have a winning combination. Well have veteran team with many former NHL players, and a coach that really knows his stuff. Meyer was speaking of coach-generA1 manager Rollins, a burly former NHL goal tender who moved to Salt Lake City after a very successful career with the Spokane Jets. Already Rollins has earned the respect of players and coaching personnel. Punch Imlach, the coach of the Buffalo Sabers, was so impressed with Rollins that he just let him run the action on the ice during the training camp, Meyer said. Punch would just sit in the stands where he could get a different piospective on what was a - ' - - Vr u i going on. A1 knows the game inside out, and he knows how to handle his people. I think we to have a very cohe-Mv- e team that will give a hundred percent, Meyer said. The Golden Eagles will still have their working agteement Buffalo with tins season, Meyer noted, but Salt Lake w ill not be a development team for the NHL club as it was last year. The development dub Matus forced Salt Lake City to carry eight rookies on the roster all season. And at times the youngsters didnt have the experience to compete against the NHL veterans. This year Ihere will be two or three rookies on the club. Top Talent Theie will be some familiar taces returning to the Salt Palace in Golden Eagle uniforms, of course, and these the will form veterans nticleaus of the squad. e Guyle Fielder, the NHL scoring leader has been hav ing one of his best training sessions in years, and is expected to be leady lo spark the scoring drives. Jerry Mazur, a crowd fapleaser who has become a Golden of fans, Eagle vorite will be back, as will Ted Hodgson, who is getting back Ins old tom h after a slump duiing the lattei pad of last year. Team captain Bob Ellett will return, and high scoring Dennis Kassian will be hoping to improve on last years goal total. He scoied 35 last yeai, which placed him seven'h in the NHL. and established a Golden Eagle tecord. Joe Robeitson will also be back. .. Ready Jake Rathwell, the NFL Rookie of the Year will bo back in a Salt Lake umfoin., B.lly Ingli. who up lieatcd m a couple of games 'ast year for Salt Lake, will Eagle. And lie a is Rathwell ready for anJake other season with Hie Eagles. 'Two defensemen who wee impiilar with Ihe Slt Lake Ians last year were Paul Ter-belie and Francois Laximh. Both will be hack. Also, goalie Dbn Wallis b still with Ihe chib, though lies battling for a spot with Jim Aimstiong who was with Salt Lake two while full-tim- e years ago. ar Ainv-tion- look List g otf. Several new faces in' lode 15b Jones. Lain te Yavvoiskv, Ialamo, Itte Am.idio, L.uty and Wayne Mavety lui; Ktitlcdgc i Salt Hike oietis the Tbui sday at the Salt Ialaie it 8 pm The Denver Spins will pi ovule the opposition, and it should bo a gteal dash with Mavelv and Rutlidge sea-.oi- u ;'m 1 il i ii 1'iTli 71 f n ' i v A ate going All .ti 'W. V NEW SUPER-DE- WHAT NEXT? AMAZED CUSTOMER Herbert Manford, long time Dees customer threw up his hands in dismay at the announcement that Dees was introducing the new SUPER-SIZhamburger called the SUPER-DEwill just have to add one They more dav to the week, he stated. Used lobe Dees just had one simple tasty hamburger and I could enjoy everything they served in just one trip. Now they have gone ahead E HAMBURGER SMASH SUCCESS Introduced recently at Dees Hamburger Drive-i- n on 21st South . . . the new SUPER-DEmet with immediate success. The Dees regulars began flocking to the windows ordering this magnificent new' hamburger. Words spread like wild fire and now reports have been coming in ail over the world heralding these mammoth new hamburgers. Bookmakers in a certain Nevada city have been giving 100 to one odds that the SUPER-DElunch. will revolutionize the Success was assured when a bronzed SUPER-DEmysteriously appeared in the Rotunda of the Capitol. ASKED E h I E E. p and introduced the Double Deeburger, the Double Cheeseburger, the Triple Decker I am Deeburger and now the SUPER-DEjust going to need an extra day to get around to all the good things that they have at Dees. E te E IT'? Thousands of men representing the nation's tomato growers held ail emergency meeting today in the Salt Palace to determine if the; could supply the demand for rich, red, ripe tomatoes that would he required by Dees. Inc. for the new SUPER-DEHamburger. Speculation was glowing that this new demand might require the free worlds supplv foYthe next year. Mr. Wesley Anderson, Emend Athnager of Dees Drive-inquelled the SUPER-DEwill rumors by stating, The tomachoice most only require the red, ripe toes and only about enough lo fifl the CAN TOMATO GROWERS REALLY 'SLICE S l V. E. Magnificent Mew LETTUCE GROWERS GET $ THEIR HEADS TOGETHER Lettuce growers have been challenged to supply all of the crisp lettuce to meet the needs of Dees new SUPER-DEhamburger, Let us decide now, said Harvey Romaine, Lettuce Growers President, to meet this challenge. W e can do it, he crisply added, if we all coMr. Wesley Anderson, General operate. of Dees Drive-in- s said, Well put it Manager on your heads. You keep the lettuce coming . . . we'll sell the SUPER-DEE- s and well both see a lot of lettuce. E E s, E Bowl. THE TEEN SCENE SAYS DEE REALLY PUT IT ALL TOGE Its all there and its gry snrv iv al . . . er goodness magnificent n A . new I 1 SUPER-DE- I the i harts. S and the Wutu ing the nation, it is cal STEP. From East lo Wc folks have appeared on . local gathering places' chanting . . . SUPER-DEIT WILL B A REAL GRIND, SAYS To meet the specifications lor Dr, nine 100re ground heel and quantities to he required ti SUPER-DEE- , meat packers Iron, woild are meeting in special of the capitols .sessions. This mammoth new hamburger will require a full !c pound conlerence spokesman reper serving. that the meat packers w ill simptv have ported to meet the meat demands E. Outrageously Big! Incredibly Delicious! SUPER-DEi V E GETS COMMENT FROM WOMEN'S LIB Miriam Menshun, front runner for the local womens lib stated, Dees new SUPER-DEsure is big . . . huge sesame seed bun . . , E Full quarter-poun- d of 100 pattie ground beef pattie of pure ground beef, big tomato pure Giant toasted bun Crisp lettuce Sliced red ripe tomato Id E Shredded sweet Bermuda onion Dill slices Dee's good garnishes man-size- Kv f 'S 0hX TRY A Re9l.SsOrWC' Oee or ot Y around-the-cloc- k deO TODAY! At all DEE'S HAMBURGER slices, sw eet Bermuda onion, crisp lettuce, dill slices, special garnishes. Yes. its really a big one. But weve sampled the movement and it is our opinion that the gals can handle it and we would resent any' special inference that is the SI PElt-DE- DRIVE-IN- S er , |
