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Show '7 f 2n , ' ' 411964 NEV.'S IND.:TELEGRAM,-- Tuesday,- - February -- Ii0 7 0 a.... . 0 r .1 .1 thus was shooting today' for his . vorite to vdin the Gold Medal - . Would go without a Cold Medal , for the third straight time, tied fourth of rest the That the for Olympic Gold Medal, skid. games. McDermott; A, for second place with another ' never-- . O Id barber to', on the the first turn alter coy.. from Essexville, ',led has, happened Russian and a Norwegian in 40.6 e their low firt 100 meters faster ended States' the Tanks, being the united ering : , seconds. , Mich., - --- in won team the when than US. other skater. The' thne , Medal 196 touched Gold for a McDermott's any trtumph long search . Medal and Gold three one lost he off an explosion of joy in the ,' only gave McDermott his big in the Winter Olympic Games , ' . ---chance - - - , 1 today whenhe smashedthe42 U- S-Olympic camp,- which had Ta,flronze--,-- ended ' The win 'McDermott record to the 4 ,American American ' been without a VICW17 through Olympic . fears of a shutout- - with his tame booming out from-- the '. the first six days of the Olym- men's speedskating in , .. - 40.1 -seconds In a stunning up- The ' only previous U.S. slashing, driving race aratmd ''. starting line and slakhed down pies. --- esec- - ',- ---------L-meda--- set won - which-- - McDermott's time onds fiaL The , were one Silver and one Brorizer - When he zoomed across 7finish be was mobbed by U.S. '' crowd went to its feet, roaring a ' capacity crowd at both by Jean Saubert of Ogden, -and athletes, .,, w h o as the barber came whizzing . coaches the Olympic Ice Stadium, broke ..Utah, in women's skiing. ' - , - - bear 1 hugs. the home stretch, . his . smothered sec40.2 mark U.S. the Rad Fears of Olympic -: Even the Russians stopped arms swinging and his legs: onds set by Russia's EvgenY After Miss Saubert's second' watch. thishin In 1956 and tied by driving like steel pistons. ' place in the women's giant sla- ' --- -The noise died to silence at lom Monday,- - the experts were ' ' Grishin,--- who won ' the 1,500 Grishin in 1960. - eavy e-1956 fa-- ......forecasdng that the US.- team anr12., in meters linish line and then a huge 'games Grishin, whi -. . , ' (UPI) ;-- r. all-tim- , -- ' - -- ;5-fo- 500-met- - ' - ls AmeriCank-----the-Olyrrtp- by-th- the.' -- him-,.1n- lime-conscio- to---- . ----T: Wal-a-h- , :rs Set7P' , VanBrociclit Praises ..Atli.létii.::.R-010.t Ambass6 cla PlIA Ia LS: - . ' --- By - G.EORGILGUSO-N--------:------- - Hdif,1-0--- - --- -- - , - - -b- y-the- e - s- -' - cross-countr- . , ,3 s men's-,shigie- - -- - . - , -- -- seti----wein- VII gr Plitt rdtgrilat , . ';', --- lq , i V ". fq the Pioneers got just seven. The visitors had a famine that -- saw them get just zee paints o span. triumph over in first half to the delight of 5,025 Deseret --- -- -- --lai- u - By DEE CHIPMAN News; Sperts Writer - bassador President Harry Ostleri Club. bassador Athletic - ----,- r lauded Parmelee's fal)ulous win.a Diiiiili ii ' ning record as a tennis , coachl rnent of , his ,informal talk, the and kis devout support of other -- Van Brocklin athletic teams. big, boyish-lookin- g one of pro football's all-tiFontball coach Ray Nagel' and - d his basketball coach Jack Gardner, great quarterbacks . college days at Oregon were netball mac!' IlaY Nagel and basketball coach Jack Gardner If fo ur of of the greatest y each labeled - their seniors as -.- .. 1,s,.. ,, Men vilth outstanding- desire on A highlight of the Ambas- - squads which were not as talent sador fete was presentation of ladened as some in the past; L. a silver tray to Theron Par- - Nagel said his seven seniors were as instrumental in success Malee, symbolizing bis role one of Utah's most illustrious of what loomed as a dismal sea' Redskins. son as any senior grid aggre, ' -In presenting the award, An1-1- -. See AMBASSADOR, rage B-' : -- , , - - - , -, ----, - - ' Deseret. News Sports Vit;ItAP "Education is becoming more important every day In a TiorM which is growing smaller. And athletics ,is inspiring a lot of young men to get that education." -Minnesota Vikings bead coach Norm Van Broddin made this , statement Monday night at the annual University of Utah awards ---- - . ,.., - - -- - -- , , - " - - - - - t -- down - , . shotit burst from the Austrian over Karol Divin of Ozecheslo- - - by Sweden's Elas Nestander crowd as it realized McDermott 1960, when the event was held valda was narrowed in the ' had won. for the first time. third gure. European dam-- Of 'France Olav Jordet of Sweden was Meanwhile,. Vladimir Melanin pion Alain, Qdmat second in was third, Alexander gave runaway leader Russia its seventh Gold Medal of the Win-- . rriVirOV of Russia was third in Melanin took the biathlon on ter Olympic Games by wirming pie basis of unefficial results by - '1:25:0.5, and hisas Bronze liedal histillen ski ": the military-styl- e for third place-wthe the 17th covering event, and Germany swept both (about 12 miles) "Id course in , medal for the Soviet Union, far men and woroents singles tobog- more than any other nation. an Olympic record one hour, 20 'Koehler seconds;---Hwon thi ganinm - , Scott Ethan Allen: 14, of -- men's scored a perfect,,- 10 t hits In tobogganing nnd Ortrun -: Smoke Rise, Enderlein the women's for Ger. shoetingThe biathlon consists y in a strong contention in men's lig- ski race du-many' s first Gold Medals of the ure ' skating by holding onto games. Germany scored a Ing which each athlete stops to fourth place after three figures. ' shoot at four rifle ranges, los- - ,,, sweep in the and Holds Lead missed a 'similar sweep only An time for 'Ing two minutes ' Manfred Schnelldorfer of Ger. each miss.when lielene l'hurner of Aus- many continued balead the fig. melanin's - time- - eclipsed the Li tie --look - third- - place 1iFthe a 'ure , skating -- although his lead event 1:33 :21.6- Olympic- mark-o- f , .. t EL15-- - - -- awl -- - - INNSBRUCK, Austria -- - - 0 ),' OA 1. - EDI Mb Farmers-wh- o argue-1- r cruise to a 75-5- 6' seven-minut- basket IIDOnver'si haplesi lioneerti' ball pointabouraiwelflny: one,' were back on the Win wagon todaY. , But it took some scrambling to get there. , All of wiffc'rshould enhance their stature somewhat in view LIII CI linlingnnnif wrier says that it takes a good team to survive a poor nightif a 19- point victory in a breeze over a fair to raiddlin' opponent can be characterized as a bad night. It really wasn't much of a ball sion and - , all over. game after about the Denver made some ed gestures ,in,ithe second half And it leaves the russhe Farm- and actually pulled to within 14 ers with nine to play, seven of points a couple of times, in' cowhich come on the roada n,tristtege biggest Aggithilg t voinng develdpmelirThe-Aggieofthe evening at 27. , hive a test of sorts this weekIt was Big Huey Estes ligain, end with a pair of games against -- as he tossed in 28 g Montana naturally,Big Sky State in Bozernan:It 'could be pointsafter a slow? slow start rough. and.pulled down 20 rebounds. The Aggies, posting their for name had a It the, Aggies Widker had 12, Troy LeRoy 22nd straight home court vie the offense they put on display Collier nine; and six additional at Monday against Denver, itwould tory to leave added contributions. Agglet have to be "scrambolo.'1:Shoot The Ags shot a coor 39 per 'n rebound was the order of the cent from the field, 76.5 per cent connight; and they rebounded, tall-hea- rt , 6I pace-settin- fromthe-charity-fine.-The- sewativelyhaltTotlhelrLlield ''''' 1,i:::z.l.,,i,::::,,:,;',..:., 7F.i out- y goaled the Pioneers, 3140, got goal points:. 13 foul pitch points to Dm. But they made it look so easy. only ver's 16. The Pioneers were 32.8 Of it Denver itade per cent from the field, 80 per for the first 10 minutes, but the cent from the line.' With Estes showing the way, Farmers suddenly blew out of a is-a-n ue, ran 27 Points whU the Farmers outrebounded the visitors bir a whopping - 1 , I, , -- -- , ,. ,,,,,.,,,, . up1:19e7NOTO: ,11,-,- .- --, , McDermott, Terry , - win - -- 1 23;- skates to victory in 500 meter speedskating:event.'Ilie gave the U.S. its first gold medal at Innsbruck. -- 52-3- 1. Ags Nip Denvels'. . I ' Minim Arnold 1.1;;;Tois Henderson . fin inin no tim 3 13 2 2 1 u 12 - S rbd. 5 12 - a a 11 7 3 31-- la 41 - : de 7 11 -- ' ' - Big Buoy, who sort of lays& 6ft tht,first littite,while' final, up vista $ mere an POinti and eight rebounds in Winter Olympic Notes ,':','seQRTs;--;.'- 2 2 3 0 1 3 .' - . 110110-32- ---- If LE-3-1- - 11 nt jI --- 11 SPORT 2.2; t:FulsHEs IDii Chth an: ggie- Ho uitcase -- -- -- tly----- --- to-g- et hig left,, . --- ' t d e -- ;. - , - i - he dark-balre- - --- I up s Wildcats ; ' flo. -- at-lar- ge -- By-20- . . , full-fledg- , t. , - -- ttial - . ., ,t -. , . ' . ",fp Brandeis 109 94 Seaton 'Hall 110 Watner 16 Datewar St. 102 Howard (13.D.)- - SI - SOUTH 83 Kentucky 103Georgia West Virginia Tech 93 West Virginia $t. 74 (La.)- 91 Tampa 53 North Carolina 9 Virginia .76 , U. Southern 109 Wiley SS - IS- - 79 , Florida A & M Si Clark COIL V Vanderbilt '111 Alabama 73 Southern Illinois 71 Tennessee St. Delmont 106 LambuM 82 Fisk 121 Alabama St. 100 - - Georgia Tech 62 Auburn 57 - ,CanteharY , 56 Oglethorpe 43. MIDWEST , -Purdue 9$ Indiana 104- Illinois 94 , ' ' Notre ' Butler Dame-- 72 ha 16 Fort -- 71 HaYS - SOUTHWEST IS, Oklahoma St. St Eastern New Mexico at West- - Taxa-"St.. canceled Arizona St. 71 Southern California Grambling el Texas Southern 84 Howard Payne 69 Texas A & 61 Stephen F.Austht 90. Sans- - Houston , St. 67 Colorado Jackson - St. 89 Arkansas A N. 112 Southwest Taxes 99 Sul Ross 84 Pan American It tatnurneau 4 4- - third-ranke- - -- A .8. M 49 S1 - tall' St. 75 Ettnvor till . 7- MemohICStrafrle:77 - St. Martin's Alaska 106 92 Santa tiara 48 - Dummy Arizona St. I). 71 US e 40 liC at Narita Parbara 55 Sae Jose St. 31 !A Chico St. 70 Cal Cal AISII1 IS IN! at Phromide ArNatta State,Colleett Solithr ern 84 , Sacramento St---74 fransta St. 65 Wen Jonas, oup stopped Mass. (5). 19414, ullo Italy, knocked out Bob Young. dance, R.I., 49) Provi 179, SANTA MONICA, CALIF.-Ta- vel lid. man, 15513, San Diane, knocked out Arista Chayarin, 15111, Les Angthri (1) in 700i Alabama,' 111-7- 3; State, Michigan State whipM Purdue edged 101-9Utah Denver, 75-5- 6; Angelo Curley Presents ALL-STA- , R BOIL r k, Middy Tonnage vs. Sam Pride .. , 411.'1 10 ROUNDS "m"otouokoft Tony Diflo vs. John Curtis 1 ROUNDS , , -- , talents to the princes of the. , ., - ' flatten ,8 cemmunicatin-medi' ng in-figuri- - 146 Vilierove (164) 7. Duke - t (13-3- - ) Loyola (III) (143) 10 Oregon- State (16-- - 32 ' Second 10--11, 'Texas Western 30 12, Oklahoma State 24 13, Clemol 22$ 14. Illinois 14; 15, Utah 13; 16, New Mexico 6; 17, (tie) Drake and Ohle U. 3; IL (tie) Tennessee arid Utah $tata L votesIDIM Other teams receiving A A PA and tincinnett am aclu Y ,, - -- ' Deekene., Meanwhile, lha's nth-rexk' Cowboys dropped into a tie kithe-Bi- Eight ed first-plac- e BUY Con- me up A FORD - ference- by losing to Colorado, lha still stands ,only of the three - victories charmed 700 circle .with,: 697 ef, LARSOW '262-26- 11 , , 3 sr " Greet louts Vied., Feb. 5th 830P.M. rnincnourms a Tkkets Prket 130, - , - a McNeeley, 20a, Arlington, -Tom BOLOGNA. ITALY-Gi- (15-2- - - BoxhIg YORK-D- d- (17-0- - Flagstaff St, 97 Nevada- Southern 84 New Mrxico Highlands 64 Panhandle 17th-ranke- - - Ohio State 86, Michloan Is ' ..lowa St. 73 Oklahoma Kansas St. 73 Nebraska 46 Washington (Mo.) 75 Drake Beloit 78 Lake Forest NI 6. , a, Doesn't leave the Ags with too MUCh JO 1,1- dangerouLDenverZat-Denvervvengefuto lif they've got play It or N114--the Colorado State at Ft Collins in addition to taking the long Ags will probably take a long look both ways and at all the--7---. - ' ancl fearful junket east, Involving LaSalle, American U. and - ramifications. :. -- .'Providence. . , .' , Meanwhile, they're lookin' down that long long trail. , 2: a Duquesne 91 Santa,Clara sates . 5, 475-6- 8; at-lar- '--7-7 or' Seattli,-ColorSd- 2 EAST , - ' - - -- , , - In UPI Poll - - BasketballCollege, nt - ------- -.- ---: United Press international BY - - --- -- 'stpREBOARp. Ace U.S. Figure Skater Climbs To Third Place th e first hat. most of Id s s 3 4 saw a s Lobos I I a points were rebound Ivariety. 3 0 4 2 Mos . . 2 0 AIT 0 1 1 ii, McIntire BuLthP second halft was a di! :: 0 Goilbreatli Ii 4 SW.."6 . ferent matter. He hooked a few, TIMM 6 ' 41 20 14 31 as, Teals pushed a few - from - way out, , .0; PIM ... muscled a few Ira- mm-- close, zn, S- - TR IA top spots In the men's race and -tovAltsy 8 Hia Him Ha lisn nods pa sta. an altogether satisfying perfor m- (UPI)--Sc-ott Ethan Allen, 14- - the first two places hi the W elker 13 4 4 4 6 2 12 United States champion women's. so s si 3 23 ance. He became the seventh year-ol- d Is isms ' 13 4 4 4 6 Walker in history to reach trom Smoke Rise; XI., kept his 11 Collier 3 4 3 11 3;1li Aggie eager Watts 2 1 2 markand he's hopes Iota medal in rnen's fig- INNSBRUCK 1UPDOlytelpic.. the 1,000-poi7 3 4 0 4 Long ure skating in the Winter Olym- athletes are complaining that s o s Ditterbromr--- 6-f-1 3 got a season and a half 1 2 1 3 3 3 Hanes pics strong Tuesday by moving the sports here are only for 2 Buckner 4 1 0 0 1 0 Widmer ' ' I1, 4 00 01 '09 I2 a :VT up 10 thhil place at theend of pa3ring spectators.1 Jones see fourth to the compulsory figure. "rd like something Totals , 7t 31i 17 II 22 11 Spence Thurgood, left, basketball senior, guest speaker Norm Van- Brock Manfred Scimendorter of Ger- but I can't get in," is the most Meld daels-1teal Niches-7- 65. -Score at halt: USIt 42, Dewar German chain-pio- n common- gripe heard in the and football senior Merrill Brinton eye.ILY blanket.; many, eight-tim- e Attendance: 1,121. who has been- - leading since Olympic Village on the 'edge of Officials: Christented and the start of competition, con- town.. Ieaa thrued to with Karol Divin Handsome Buddy Feltman, --. 'SPORTS-CHIPS7s-of Czechoslovakia second. Alain an 'Idaho Falls, Idaho; Army Walters defiwill Margo Calmat of France, the favorite private competing--ithS men's nitely run in Thursday's Women's Downhill, U.S. ski coach In the event, dropped to fourth. toboggan singles, said that !'it'S The first twoS of the com- impossible to get in to see any, Bob Beattie said Tuesday. -- were skated thing. "Margo's ankle seems to be pulsory figdres the hot Weather has Monday, the second. three were this now,"-- eBattle said. , . tom. The, scheduled caused Tuesday.postponements of our LOGAN-T- he As of the moment, Saturday night notwithstanding, we'd take a day tff 'Wednes- races I've had plenty of tune handwriting's there In plain Chinese. If petitors BMMINGHiM,ALA;(11P1) Utah State's Aggies want to extend their basketball season have to figure that the Aggies are the best bet if the Utah event conclUdes on my hands. But there's notbinAlabama football coach Paul day and the -March dust!'-In,to some of 3, catt---dthey've got past with free skating on Thursday, pack chapter the)iigh mountain basketball fraternity is going "goofer g--1and7the-tisTrublishlexcept winder Meat) -- , their suitcases. - - cut Anylighcorn this year. in else or payaround, nd co. Tuesday - - 's. the uninitiatecT,--i-' there are a few such AUSTRIA (UPI) to some event. The only thing IGLS,' 't - The to settle Andenma agreed hislle their Ire, a gmla bunch, the best at the--"goofer dust" is the stuff the sorcerers use-- to --catalyze - lion libel suit I'veseen -- is icehockey, --we're moment.- - Tiler rank with- -II not Ahead Far.----agahtst 'the Sat-ys. -e tobogganing match-anr had to sneak in sin , Olympics gl of out Post mere who could, and possibly should, have won the Na. urday Evening -r''''' '''4,t 'races Tuesdaywith Thomas there.' court tor $301,000. tonal Invitation of that year. And - suitcases- - are-- ', men's event Koehler tddng-ttwhat the fkzilin"Parmers 1 Xtili the state's ', Muscular INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIk ; . Enderlein the womEstes is Orirtut and Wayne not if N the best, are going to have to live , , I,, INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA Collier-LeRo- y the king and queen West's, individual. The Estes-Tro- y 1 en's division In this most dan (UPI),--Eve- n Walker- -; - - out of down the stretch of - 1: VI)Manfred. Sehnel gerous of snow sports. i front line would be tough to match. Gary Watts and Myron of Soviet speedskating, Evgeny dories of Germany held a slim this frenetic basketball i ! (that Idd's got to get a nickname) Long are competent back It was "Deutschland 'tiger Grishin and Lidia Skohlovova, nine-poilead Tuesday at the ' 01 court operatives. ' 1 Reason. That stretch, upon tiles!! (Germany over all) in the joined Tuesday in bailing Amerend of the comptdsory figures , , which- - they're headed, is - - " -- newest event,-adde-d Therse potential national' champs-w- ith two---break ica's fast gold medal- - winner of -or loaded Men's Olympic Olynipics' phme of-tAvith sly litte-job,-------7, this year for the the Winter Olympic games to the program ( -, Figure Skating championship .d era designed to wreak i k.,, I Terry McDermott of , with U.S. Champion Scott first time - - You've votta Got In 'Em , . Mich. all three havoc on the aspirationsentries German EssexvMe, swept . . Ethan Allen in fourth place.. - But t - . for postsectson fame and ' the most pressing problem Is getting the opportunity td prove it - or fortune. L--- ... A.,..-,---- -i . As for the NCAA, the Aggies have to have an For LiDell Andersen and '5th 'Week, ., 'berth, three of which will be doled out for the action pre-his agile Aggies, home may be ' Mr. CldPm" liminary to the Western Regionals inCorvallis on March 13.-- -where the heart is; but destiny , . ; , abounds abrdad. Nine games remain in which the Cache ' , ,e'L LICIA ne match wins in 35 years of, college GERGTk1 three -i prelims, E oppon-he- ir ing Seven claim on consideration. .. : . ents ,, p1u4 coaching. WAC ' the,(barfled upon) . of them are on the Inhospitable road. ' UN Sports Wier champion, : will 'be at a waves shock site to In be played other activity, as the shredded or enhanced, determined,on Kentucky's Adolph Rupp to were 'recorded in the Marc1-1- -9 -- case marbe--, in the Chill of such far-of- f will go into Car. '- Big Ten places as Ft Collins; ' day is the proud possessor of where Ohb State edged cod er vallis along with the AAWU (Big Biz) and the Bozeman, Denver, Philadelphia,' providence, WasIdngton card ence leader Michigan, the naa membership West Coast Conference champk . ., , Iva NEW YORK (UPI),--- - UCLA, -- -- second-ranke- d team In It's enough to make strong Ten quail., ' ,.. ' : ' , of theT LOCa17OO o. In college tions ' , aiming to bring the - national , e United Press Intern& sOregon State; the Montana latest State, , State,. basketball title back to the Coaches' Union, and Hank La tional Air Texas Western-depend- ing and nut-- 1 ratings, 86-on how ' - the Force and uossibly ball-coNot Much Margin For. Error ' , , West Coast for the first time of Oklahoma': State ',remalus NCAA bounces the uld Minois as be A nerup upset by In--1 the The Aggies led a significant in four years and join an exedge-but not the ' , berths;-- . 104-9To further dumbthree- - steps',0T ;mai diana, ' ' ' only . war-w- hen lost a a clusive group of unbeaten they Saturday night to Utah's delectable& found the experts, small aillege It's notable that this seer put the finger on that one correct- ranked No. 1 gaining a similar honor, Then there's the NIT- -to which, the grapevine champions, today power Washington of St. Louis says, the. In the United Press Internaly. (Page 2B, Deseret News,.Jan7, 1964, paragraph 72, Sport perSonal stunned Rupp reached Ags have already had a feeler. The Farmers might not be d Drake, - a . tional Major college ratings for irdlestone of 700 victories in his 'Miksouri . Valley Chips.) , ,. , --- - - .. adverse to picking up the Madison Square Garden T Conference challenge, .16, career as the fifth straight week Monday night ' Contender, - That r of Utah State's -even in preference to an NCAA Proposition. Points his Team Wildcats took, In other ' 346 1. UCLA (32) games, eighth- -' ) e margin for error.. Generally, it's conceded that a' team New York has something to offer: not the 266 Georgia, 10343:behind the tor2. Miciligen (2) (154) a n k-- d Vanderbilt trounced i with over six losses in a season is a poor bet to get one of ... 235 3. ) kentuckr (1) Of least is which , the opportunity to show the 176 rid shooting of Cottongash-an4. Wichita (163) the berths on an InVitationa or ,. bald& 164 Ted &Davidson (6-1-) Estee 7 ? Mint ett.to 2.50o ISO - |