Show '11 0' v V '0' 0' v The Salt Lake Tribune JGB Sunday ° "'t t"' 40' v ve 1 V 'V AO Mid 13 February It v 41 2 v v No Giant Slaloms Today or v here There by 'AV i i'') 409044:) A- A44 - A t 4 Know Park City- Cows All Ilave Cold Feet? t ' k 1: - ' " - ''' - ' : ' -- i 1 - ':' ' I '' ) ' ' 'kv'It f 4 ' : ' —— '! - øi''''' 'rp t ' - i & 1 1- ) it I ': )7 si ' ' 'f 'f? lka I ''' '' !'''i :11061 : Snow Basin Meet ) ' — '''''- - - ' "ttr - '' — 0- i t i 4:t1'''4k tt1- - elll 1 '' - A - ii' the roads to Park City knows cows have to stand in an awful lot of snow t - ' ''i : '4-- '' - ) " hiLt vat after dkquahfiNi Saturday If hp can stay on a fall SNOW BASIN — Voting rileers from Utah Idaho and Wyoming will compete here Sunday In the Intermountain t- 1Junior Expert Giant Slalom ': :t' iOgden - 7z: ' "'' - 1 ' ':- - - — I - Kids Like Smooth Races '—:-- ' :' — t p - i ' 1 :' 1 ' :' "t :'"--:- : - By Grant V 71esserly Tribune Sports Writer ': his feet he could win Utah TLicing School's Jeff Lowe who placed second in i: combined totals last week will be skiing on -- home snow" and although the home advantagP isn't much in skiing he could Championship 1 have a good day and finish in I Tlio Courses I front The youngsters will run two Seseral Others k t courses — Iveather permitting Others in the boys division :: 1— the first at 11 am and the who should finish strong aro ATS Mark Miller f ' Danny second at 1 pm ! ATS Ray Ricks If had weather hampers the Armstrong Jackson Steve Duram ATS a race officials said they would and several others Icondense the meet to one race Tina Olsen ATS should have which will begin nt 11 am The a good shot among the expert A race is sponsored by the Mt She swept both races at 'gals Ski Club hut an Ogden gal Solitude --x Woather reports Saturday 'Arlene Be !nap URS was on her : ::"-: levening indicated an improving heels all the way Arlene could ' lcondition so race officials who ''' win the crown with a good day ' watched Saturday as heavy Dallas Sun lap Jackson Kristy snow covered their already- Campbell URS Ann apRoheris packed ski course were keeping 1ATS Zaidce Iluidckoper Jack- Utah graduate an eye to the sky Hon and one or two others will Won't Be there slalom in Italy he making it tough on the top The two top youngsters on the finisher Intermountain circuit Ogden's Ray Miller and Karen Budge Jackson Wyo won't be in the ' f: 10' A '' '- ' ' :': ' 'j :' ' ' i '' i ' N' ' i''''- 00--- it 444 '' : soy or '' - 4 I ':-- ' ' :4 i ?rt:' ' :( $ :::'7'-- '" 2""f'-14it- 4 ' 1 - ' :':s i ' or& '' ' i'"-- ' ' ": "'"' e" 1 -- 2 ' ko - in ':::':::'' I'4'4' old logic Any one vho travels Junior Racers Eye I- ' ' ' t i1 s J ''''''''''' 7 It that this t'' '' ' ' ' ' ''S' l' ft a '- -- : 471 I 106 ' 44'!i ' the Mouths of liabes Department: Sandy Wade1 a pretty redhead who is a ski instructor at Park City told lier students n couple of weeks ago that she yawed them to "turn on a dime" One rine little gal batted her dark eyes and asked ''Sandy I don't have a dime hut would a nickel be! alright?" Sandy chuckled over that one for a while then'a hit later the same little gal said Ve ry seriously "All the cows In the fields on the way to Park City have sad faces and do you know why?" No Sandy allowed she didn't know why "Because they have cold feet" 'the girl replied with Out of ' 1 : 34 ' - t It - ''''''''''- ' ''''A'''''''1 ekt 41 '1kt'1 - ut k ''0eÀ- - IR- - AN --- i 4 :ilfolopIL44 l'I'7 a" I'? '' "'''''' 4 -- Grant Messer ly I' ' '"2111rnet I Mike Allsop won silver medal in Happy Jean Saubert University of SMOOTHTRACKS: The Solitude Racing Clubs down-- ! Denver University's race in Winter at downhill took third in women's giant Gams student University Italy hill derby at the Big Cottonwood Canyon resort last wNk- end would have to rate as one of the smoothest as far as the young racers were concerned In two days of downhill racing there were no protests and no reruns race officials reported Considering the meet miserable weather the second day of the race that's some! Ray who has already been I' acco mplishment awarded a spot on the InterRace officials also did a good job of maintaining the mountain Junior National team In the week of the women's( Eighty-on- e SESTRIERE ITALY (AP) course including spreading hits of pine houghs on Sunday competitors from on a vote of the ISA board of di20 nations took part in the race when the light was so flat Although the downhill courses Iiiie Allsop of Bellingham: special slalom rectors is racing with an AmerWash flashed down the delayed for two hours by a captured a silver medal ‘Volleck don't usually present the maintenance problems that slalom ican team in the- Dumaurier and Jean Saubert of Lakeview 2730 meters — approximately power failure in the cable car VAIL COLO (UPI)--Jaml- e courses do there are problems All in all it was a good Ore International Meet at Banff a bronze S'aturday as 134 miles — course with its lift Paul a darkhorse entry from Canada Ile finished 12th in the Special to The Tribune weekend for the young expert racers :France swept skiing honors in:'775-yarand 20 gates in 2 Miss Famose 21 a physical Seattle flashed drop MOUNTAIN — The BEAVER slalom event a Saturday along Meanwhile up the canyon at Brighton's Mt Millicent the World giant education student from BoUniversity Winterlminutes 275 seconds second annual Thiokol Cup Ski finisher was US the and top downhill in 2:0169 course the SaltLake Ski Club was putting on a race for the inter- - Games market-mediat- e rdeaux sped down the seconds Allsop 21 Race for intermediate novice to win the 11500-metPlace 10th novice and peewee racers The Salt Lake Ski Club land peewee racers is scheduled ing major at DU was second giant slalom course first eventSaturday U of U Student in the ski Vail trophy in 2:0463 followed by Franz — a tricky track with a gets my vote for running the smoothest of races in this Karen who Is assured of a here Sunday area Things usually get under way on time get finished on' Allsop a Denver University 'Bogler of West Germany drop and 59 gates in one min- races on the team is racing in spot Downhill Affair 'student finished second to Rob-:21-5 Suzanne Chaffee of Rutland the Vail 65 ute 5723 seconds time and the results are available as soon as possible afterrt Trophy races at Vail Gre- MounVt skiing for Mammoth he said was race The 10th is she in American Colo where sponsored by the the last racer placed Karen Kolanta 7th through the gates noble law student in the men's won the women's fain Calif Thiokol Ski Club will be a the downhill Saturday The Bob Springmeyers Bob Aliens Stan Nelsons Ray' idownhill race Miss Saubert a handicapped because he started in the eighth position while the Therese Obrecht of Switzer- downhill in 1:5627 seconds But the rest of the youngsters downhill affair with the first Langstons Jack Wilsons Dick Ure Ned Warnock and— University of Utah land winner of Fridays down-wa- s of Colorado will be graduate:snow still was soft Reno Jimmy going for the champion- - racers scheduled to start at with apologies for anyone I've missed—all the others who student second in the WOMen'S second in 1f5943 and University the favorite on the ship trophies and points that !noon Better Course! put in a lot of time to make the races a success Miss Saubert third in 1:5959 basis of his second-placidownhill Friday got third in the in the will count toward places on the' The meet is actually a team Not that other ski clubs don't run smooth well organ- women's giant slalom won by 'If I had started toward the The other US entry Karen Aspen Roch Cup Races last Junior National Team affair with the team scoring anized races because they do But race after race with only France's Annie Famose would Kofanta Pinedale Wyo middle' he added "I weekend was slow on the wet Peter Cameron a speedster the most points winning the slight lapses for mechanical trouble the SLSC puts on some It was the second gold medal have had a better course and I other U of U student finished SDOW and finished 12th from Jackson will be a favorite Thiokol Cup Individual trophies seventh in 2:0511 for Miss Famos winner earlier might have won" Denver University Alpinists among the expert A boys The will be awarded to the first dandy meets Miss Saubert 21 winner of Dennis McCoy and Walt Falk youngster won the combined three places in each division two medals in the 1964 Olympic were secondand third trophy in a downhill race at Sol- - The course will be set by Jim Games was disappointed over former racing-grea- t of Utah's Rob itude last weekend with a win Caddis University her performance from Salt Lake City Kiesel was fifth in the men's di-- 1 Saturday and a second-plac"Bad bad bad" she said pet- vision and Al Hansen past executive secretary of the IntermounMargo Walters al finish Sunday New Snow "1 slipped twice on the ulantly Salt Lake gal who skis out of tain Ski Assn is hobbling around on a broken leg but that Win Could The ski resort in Logan icy parts of the track and that Mammoth Mountain was fifth doesn't stop him from showing up for officiating duties at was the end" Wirick Alpine yon got a good cover of tow in the women's division Karen the ski races in the area could give the snow Saturday but the weather-fiel- d Combined Crown Budge Jackson Wyo was 10th! Training School Last weeek at Solitude his broken limb securely Wirick won man predicted a clearing conditrouble some be— In slalom a good time the ALTA BANFF (UPI) title taking among the gals The combined at Solitude tion by Sunday morning wrapped in a waterproof covering Al hobbled around the Kurt race last the Sunday is slalom cause "The DS my Into account all three races hotel Men's Resit giant Huggler finish line timing and officiating and generally making Jamie Paul Seattle 2:0169 2 Denr'went to Miss Famose She was management student from DIur- specialty" himself useful McCoy Denver 20237 3 Walt Falk Second place in the giant sla- - first in the downhill and second 113 Denver 2:0507 a Bill Maro It University won the men's tom was won And Al probably came up with the best line of the day ren Switzerland Colorado 20517 5 Loris Werner AUTO CENTERS h by Herhard Nen- - in both slaloms Miss Obrecht ofWestern State r--T20557 6 Rob Kiesel at the slalom when Alpine Training School's Creighton Wirick whizzed giant Saturday ning of Lech Austria with al was second The US girls were University of Utah 2:0561 7 Ken OFFICIAL UTAH STATE Phelps Western State 2i0581 8 Charles DuMaurier International Meet time of 1:5026 E d m o n dclisqualified for missing gates in McWilliams INSPECTION STATIONS through the finish gate to win Sunday's race 9 Idaho 2:0583 Boise -1 Coi Fort Lewis Ko11010 lege Boynton Now understand that Creighton is an excellent racer a:when he f1a6shed through the 62 Bruggmann of Flumms Switz- last Tuesday's competition FA"S206 29 10 Mike Kirol Universitv of South 5650 9th East member of last year's Intermountain Junior National Team gates on 6500-foo- t David Engen Salt Lake City Wyoming 2 06 35 Mount Nor erland was third at 1:5095 1347 Results Women's 25 won a silver as 19th in the men's downhill and a high finisher in the races that he makes it to finish quay in a time of 1:5009 Nenning Mountain Mammoth Sue Chaffee 4091 West 3500 So medal and Bruggmann 22 col- - :with a time of 2:0992 while 27 2 Mammoth Hannan Joan gate Now also understand that Creighton has had his prob 40 Top Racers 3 57 57 Vicki Jones Tahoe Mountain of Colo lected Busch a medal Boulder bronze Peter 1350 lems this year and has picked up a reputation for being a 1:5762 Nano AusekliS City Calif internaWith mamwent 2:1297 30Ih 73 It 5 was also the first major towas Fourth place Allsop Aspen 1:57 Margo Walters notorious faller on race courses BUY MAJOR BRAND GAS AT DISCOUNT PRICES Mountain 1:5777 6 Wendy Allen of tional victory this year for the Louis France was third in the men's con- moth Jauffret 7 1:5798 Mountain Mammoth Cathy Anyway back to the race Creighton whipped through docorativ II I:511 57: 8 fro Wash Enumclaw glass with vry 8 gat gas purchaso Nagel of 10th won the who Tbe Henderson with Scott 1:5130 and gold Penny McCoy hind Engen Mammoth Mountain the finish to the good natured calls of fellow competitors 1965 swiss Huggler title ' : of 9 Judy Placek 59 07 Pacific NorthHuggler Canada captured the fifth place :medal went to Jerzy ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT TYPE junior wnst Ski Association 5912 IS Karen like: "How many times did ya fall?" and "Look he hasn't said he found Poland the mile and a spot with a 1:5245 clocking 40 1s59 Budge Jackson Hole Wyo got any snow on him how do you fall without getting snow! half course one of the finest he on you?" has ever skied 1 After Hansen checked the clock on Wirick found the! Ile had to beat 40 of the top : fastest time of the day he broke up the crowd of spec- - skiers from Canada the US tators and competitors around the finish line with 'Man and Europe The race was the ' meet The first of a twin-legive that kid a saliva test" ' Friday with A and B team sla they had less than the manda- ::: Special to The Tribune : And Creighton a tall smiling kid took it all in stride second half will be held next ''' :"1 & ''S the lom races of ry'd""'1 Saturday gals Utah's team members they ' ALTA—University eight tory Annes St Mont weekend at his ski I ' busting ''e' parka zipper with pride over the big win : ski team scored an im- - competed in giant slalom races veren't team for eligible ' Oh yes he didn't place in the final results He fell 'Quebec 4 ' "—lokito during of women's 4 awards :::::::::::: pressive victory Heavy Snow or Miller in Ilth Saturday's race and was disqualified I - teams from seven Utah Coloraresults: 1 The Saturday event was ham- - The I i11 : — A Team Gant Slalom—Becky Caldwell do and New Mexico universities 0 Ray Miller a " -Nkhich C snow U Parn Wallis Utah Jill Richards pered by heavy 41 LinPY Green CWC (tie) Shelach speedster from Ogden Utah in the Women's Intercollegiate swept over the area but Becky CW'C Free! ': Swenson New Mexico ti teepoe--was the top US finisher in Ski Meet which wound up here Caldwell (i'-1B Sexton Team Giant Colorado U topped 1 New Mexico Linda Ferre Utah Meg 12th Miller covered the course Saturday the A team field and Sue Sex Haves BYU Susan Westover BYU Ann One Win in 1:56'29 well off the pace Utah ' ton New Mexico U won the B Bailey : I I A Smith Utah Team I t: it 4 Jill Richards Harrison Claire Utah Iluggler received a gold The Ute gals won only one of team event ' ''' CWC wk Linda Ferro Utah ShelaCh Swenmedal for the win but must the four events—an A team sla- Mexico ' : TIZDS Linsey Green Colorado Worn-loi- n son New : Team Sialorn—Linsey Green CWCI Smith— Janne maintain a point lead in the sla- :1 a : by ok victory en's College won the B team Debby Douglas Utah Janet Barker lom event Sunday and In the but the depth of the team gave ': ' T' trained al C0 Ann Baliey Utah Jo watIon CU '''''''' ' slalom event 32 ColOraTeam Standings--UtaFinal ' '' same two events next weekend the Utes 30 points compared to do U 28 Colorado State University 26 1949 Young ittR6 Brigham University ' ' Cfai'":11a1:cill(tre-Colorado Women's College 20 Western : in Quebec One trophy will be Colorado R J GILL'S TIRE MARKET University's second-an! New Mexico teams partici— State Coilege 12 Brigham Young Univer indi-'- r of Nrw AArxico soy Unoferstv plaNz 28 presented to the over-al- l 19 ngbe in the event but since fcr tram standmizs r) 523 So 2nd West—DA The two day event started pated vidual men's and ladies' cham99:5956543 sFoturddebakr 1 ti:::'::' t1 pions 7 Wall Ave Call 399-589- 7 stell'clau:pTsablfd11 I 1 1949-'5- 3 N t Iluggler said he didn't expect Date Grid Owner Chevy Ill University Carnes Skier Scores Upset in Vail Tussle Alsop Salibert Win Medals Skiers Battle Today for Thiokol Cup d two-mil- e d 400-yar- d ' e Give the Kid a What? 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