Show —w-- vo Vil""vr - v v yr v- — Redskins Tackle Arizott 1 Coug rs Face Sun Devils o TUCSON — Strategy seems to call for a replay of the hare Versus the tortoise duel Friday night when the league leading invade Bear Utah Redskins DOWn Gym to face the Wildcats of Arizona Utah (4-- 1 in the WAC) is favored over Arizona ) The Utes have a better record for the season and hold an edge over Arizona in a game played in Salt Lake City to open the season f' (2-3- 87-7- 8 ues to play before Utah pulled game in the "one and one- sit' By Bill Coltrin at the uation Tribune foul on its stripe Sports Writer away pitches Arizona was not particularly TENIPE ARIZ — The Sun In the last 10 minutes both hot from the field in the Salt Devils of Arizona State UniverLake game either Utah shot sity refusing to concede that On the Air 1vell over 50 per cent for the the WAC basketball championThe Utah vs Arizona game night against Arizona's chilly ship will be decided when Utah will be broadcast over KALL 36 per cent and Brigham Young University Arizona figures to shoot better meet on March 5 figure to 8 at Friday pm on its own court knock both the Utes and the down to earth again out Wildcats all are The but Cougars of field scored the same number or the championship race hay- this weekend but Utah was charged goals No question about it the Sun ing lost to Arizona State with a foul The Redskins at Tucson last month to go with Devils have something going for making good use of the fouls as two road losses to Utah and !them something good sessed the Wildcats won the BYU They're playing at home lr that Salt Lake there were Rome triumph threatening omens that could give the Utes pause for contemplation Arizona actually had more lots from the field than the Utes and the Wildcats made one more goal from the field then the winners But the lites made 25 of 31 foul pitches while Arizona had but 21 opportunities from the line Even then the soore was tied in Salt Lake City with six ruin- - llowmer By John Mooney Tribune Sports Editor 68-6- 5 I Aggies Race I Seattle S Win Closes Sporn 'Error by r70) Salt Lake City Utah — Friday Page 24 ' 4r' ' ' 84-7- 4 1 - "- ''' - -- : - - 1 ' t 4 olois "' ' i ' 4 41 ' ' - A - - is - 27-2- 6 31-3- 0 - t:- ‘ ' ' ' - 7- ' - - - ''t ' : to develop Dick 31 SO : IT ' ' - ' I ' - id 4 - Iturit33-35-4arr- Campbell Ar eorge 49 3415-- 6er y 3435-- Lott irs 69: e Sanders 9 (porcine' 11111 a a P T Seattle Utah State 0 21 Johrison Powelf 2 P " i '' ' ' tf ' ' t'" '' '''''' ' - Lit-1- - " 2 I 4I : '''' 1 ' :' ' I:-- :' 4' ' ' f :'s ' ‘ '''''' -C ' ' ' '' ' : - a 6-- I 6--4 Boxers Wait Bouts in Orem Ring 1 $ Up in Air ' Clay-Terre- ll -- :- - : ' ' L1 2' A at 1L ' A 0 f(ti' iP 1 I m a7 i i 1 "'" C :2111-1- 4- I' : :47 714F---'1):::r:Z-? - 44 ' :I I:--1- - - I f 7 :41 - I n''''' A!:' e I roppotypin 7 8:15 I -- a I: 7 's 1 ' '' : 1 77""--"6"- i' : i - :: --" :tipAo ' --' ' ' -- t'' - ?N'''‘: ' ':fl !!-'''- ' ir--- t i telt NEW Pri 1966 fit i - -- 1 "!!'t '9102 $5 5 e I 1 1 i I i - t s 3 Per I: Mo t ty4 f - lIJiii-J1 !A‘ '' 1— 1i ' RI ---r-- l)'' cd i Sti-----ri- 41 MG 1100 Its I 41pk!:1:yn 3 tt Tires Bucket Seats Wire Wheels Disc Brakes Heater Defroster Windshield Washer Elec Tach IndependAll making For nt Front Suspension More Brisk Performance More Safety value is unquestionable The "MGB" sets a new pace in sports car design Its forerunner — the universally acclaimed "MGA 1600"--crea- ted a record unique in sports car history being the first to reach a production figure of over 100000 The "MGB" transcends its predecessor in every way power tion more brisk performance through the gears—all making for more safety It also has more room more comfort a superior ride and greater refinements These advances are on impressive indication of the unqualified value in the "MG8" I '1r' Featuring i for as little as 3 t t Buy A Sports Car - :za--— One of the World's Finest Sports Cars well-prove- :i:t:: 44s - iill idduu -- " ii:' J1ri BRAND I The Lowest Priced True Sports Car 0 :a!- 1 t AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE This tal offors bucket soots dim Invites wind op windows 4 ply The big tlepereail earo:e fnis-- with oconomy -- LI !' 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Tiff'4 p Special to The Tribune OREM — With entries expect- 51 ( Cassius Clay 24 Clay 170 Baton-aar- i oA4a f Lower Standards -' m ' ! ' ' 1 ': Reuben Gaba !don left and Steve Va-Boys Club lerloboth of Klwanis-Fel- t 10 0 6--3 1' — - CHICAGO (AP) — Promoters had been deferred!of the Cassius Ter-ti- e bout were lrell heavyweight :-''1--1 '''''''''' seattcetrionsfaollf inhgis ernxaemntalinatinopntsi '1 22 Be walking on several million dol' ' Ir'"''' '' - ' was reclassified under new lars of boxing eggs Thursday it lower stAndards established be-- after Clay was certified IA In ''' ' 'cause of the need for more men the military draft ' : a ''':- "They didn't test me again" Clay's reclassification by Louisville Ky draft board leIt in a rising voice Clay protested ' ''' match Marh ' ' "I can't understand how they do the 29 at Chicago's ' International this to me Why be anxious to in the i hanging Amphitheatre ' — take me a man who pays the air :: salary of at least 200000 men al Iry Schoenwaki year — 200000 men you hear?" and Ben Bentley said "We're In ''y' Clay is in Miami training for the dark with a growing exa March 29 title fight with Ernie penditure until we know whetli'Terrell in Chicago—a bout that er Clay definitely is out of the is in jeopardy because of Clay's fight" : ''t 4 -A live gate of one-haMalian expected early callup ' ' dollars and a possible multiThe In Dark —: ' - ' ' million dollar return from thea' ' 7 '' -"We're in the dark with a ter TV were at stake t tt-- 11 'ill growing expenditure until we k 1 Fight headquarters were es' ' 1 know is tablished whether N 1 1 3 Monday in Chicago Clay definitely 4 f ti and Schoenwald said mail orout of the fight" said return to defend Intermountahl AAU Iry Schoenwald and ders for tickets were being : titles in weekend tourney at Orem Ben Bentley in Chicago processed - I I: t' 'i'' ' :'' --- 1k 1 tH1001' 2' - — la - 5 t ' - l' '‘''''' ''''''' i - 1 4' Brazil Netter 3cg Wins Match t - ' ' i 1 - I - :: - v 0 ' ' lf ' t s' 4'' i ' "' ! i :' k 0 k two-woo- ? ' S -- 1431 520-yar- d 1 -- -- - aki t - - '' Fighters 14 Wotrnim 5 A11411 8 1002 26 Stan Chynoweth director of 11 Strong 4 2 4 0 Innanea 1 LI"m" Crarien ? l'I7'1 trct registration said some 60 fightHate Parrish 2 043 4 ers were I 00 0 Acres expected In the tournaHunsaker 0 0 2 Amami 2 Jones 0 24 ment 0 0 Kresffr Eakhorcit 0 0 Stewart 0 0 Among the top contenders are Belk' 0 II Cary Brown olsn 0 go 0 Lloyd Ungricht 'Joe Hopkins Don Rouse Jerry 21 t43 74 'ratite yowl ft 1143 14 Haltirna score: Utah State It Snell' Green and Tony Buccelletto all Sn Workman Strong tested campaigners in amateur 6 1 - - : Mayer Jolltd Bores Caught The 1644-- 70 Fred Marti John ott 314F-- 70 Steve Opessemann The Fort Worth pro caught' Bill Blanton Ed ritilths 3437-7- 11 till UP119rfribt C3136-DiCfire on the front nine which he Craweard '71 Mike 'etchick 3636-- 7) Gene last played tier leryi Peter Brown 33ont Red Fionseth He eagled the Frank Wharton par 5 3"5-71 d second hole hitting a to within three feet of the pin and sinking his putt 'One stroke back were Dick utatl State ILotz'and Mason Rudolph Total tools: !Pall State It Seattle 31 SISa Attendance: 7 The bouts are under the Scores Better P 1' Milts 1151) r t supervision of the Intermoim- Presto 0 3 10 Dionels einttman S 17 Grouped at 69 were Larry 4 310 11 Bunker Ourrant 5 04 0 tain AAU ulth Bill McCracken 15 TIir 6 19 I Ethall 14 Criggs Joe Campbell George SALISBURY MD as boxing chairman (AP) -- 6i 22 114 Dyer 13 Harrop 5 Archer Jay !Giant-kille- r rr Doug Sanders Cammack OrilArl 4 9 BraTomaz Koch of O 0 utiér f 2 iDolan 5 JaaaCal Gardner Dickinson Jr l 24ator 4 I2 9 smashed Rafael Osuna of 0I 44 0"onoston Horne and Bob Johnson Payne 5 la )5 4 Thursday night! 03 :ItetrIld szNom7'0" 0 00 I0 Scores generally were better IMexico and went into the semifinals of 3 01 4 Jackmadi Thorne 12 than expected on the 7200-yar11 Wadiey Indoor the National Tennis O-- 04 OP Jones Tucson National Golf Course a 11141171 17 TOals 41 2349 IN desert iChamplonships against Charlie Hatttime $exy: USU Teats Si Rcks 3t sprawling par 'Pasarell of Puerto Rico twunsoars RESULTS Il layout The pros were pessimis- - Parsarell a UCLA senior and Utah sfee SL Seettle 74 Itic after Harold Kneect with a Lcxsvilt6 64 Tua 50 NBA Standings of the Philadelphia Syrecus4 61 0717ftuurgh 73 I69 was the only player to crack Iwinner Tulane 8S Tipth Georg IIAITEIN DIVISION last week cracked iIndoor & the' wrn 70 in Wednesdays pro-amay 67 Si Francis 32 "WNW 100 Carohna ta 0csrlona' East bubble of i A) Bobby Bosom Jam eil IOC Nese Olorrvoshiry MsssiKhusatts 22 10 I 60 Long Pails 84 Provi7erver4 St !Fc'7'166'Pt1a 'Lutz of Los Angeles lilcon isiand Ai : ' A 7't 'shah IL North Texas Vote 42 Crc Nave 24 ?a York 400 16 PaNarell and Koch will clash In addition to his eagle Coody 11hsers 73 Cstivstsort1 41 vvesTtim DIVISION KYLI 1G2 Notre ()erne 71 dropped punts of 12 12 20 find Saturday on the green canvas Lon A' A 56 rt ‘ps ea hitrara 11 $ t Francs IN y ) 78 :4 6 as 18 feet for birdies Three of his court of the Civic Center Fo 75 51 O'nko Louis San Francscet 20 y CA 36 Wfchita tes BradItre 79 birdies tame on par three boles will the survivors of the remain- - SI LOL 15 6 r2n 11 Noesten 111 Warn (Fla AS Detroit IS Nla 10 to two current on is the matches ing rrid Oho SI 70 Mussisms 59 quarterfinal Coady TanorsdaYl Ittautt Ite Bi Geottoelosso Mantattan official money list with $3320 in be played Friday Philodemoto 130 Loa Anaaana 121 i Dorset 84 Oit ahorn& CAN SI 1 ' '0 ' ' ' I vale Boxers will be competing in the three divisions in 10 weights classes according to Petro Fighters will weigh in and medical examinations Friday when the pairings for the tight will be drawn Good Bail Seattle's Elzie Johnson Malkin Strong and Tom Workman played good ball for the losers but Strong and Workman left the game early on personal !fouls Johnson scored 21 points to lead Seattle scorers Jr 3415-1- 41 Martindale' round lead in the $60000 Tucson Dickinton Johnny Pat 2535-- 10 Randy ' Golvr 333770 Thompson Rocky Open Golf Tournament 3644-- 70 3149-- 70 Steve 'way Dick - '- I I I : : '14 Powell TucsoN ARIZ (AP) -l- earning& Charles Coody a Chariot CcodY i Texan rebounded from a bogey o NA41'n on the first hole to shoot a fiveu- Joe and take the first ' :' l'' N- - ": ' '‘ " 1 - ) '' - ' - - - ' ' :''' I : 1 - wt' '' - (''')1:''''k's - ' order to get rid of the ball pm In all it was an iimpressive Strong Teams game for the Aggies who have had some disappointments this Strong teams are expected from Stan's Boxing Club of winter Texas Pro In Tucson Golf Meet 67 e'S' i 4-- - -- ' nightly female What Salt Soho City streets need is nder-par ' 4 4f'k':':11 — (AP) 7 -- A Quick Shuffle r KY well-know- n : - LOLTISVILLF Cassbis Clay was reclassified February 18 1966 Morning Thursday making him immediately eligible for military !service and the world heavy- '''A N 'fill' ' weight champion promptly : to war with his draft board "Why me? Why me?" wailed Clay in Miami Fla "How did ' they do this to me—the heavy- :' -i champion of the world?" weight t Load Blast ' ' ' '' - '': "' - d'r'--4- 4 Then he launched into a long ! ' '' ) l' tirade against Local Board 47 in '' Louisville which had deliberat' 1 0k'' ' ' ed about two hours before vot4 ing 0 to change Clays classifi- cation from deferred category — to the And the board indicated his name would be included in the ''' ow '' ''' : t March call -' z 7-- high-scorin- g " MB0 r 1 "at-larg- e' per cent lower cavities Tag From Board - 7 12-1- 1 Observation 1-- A f - "at-larg- ' It -- - -- - Cassius Gets 11 4-74 - Tribune Sports Writer LOGAN — Thirteen proved to be a lucky number for Utah State's unpredictable five here Thursday night as the Aggies TUCSON—In the event the Western Athletic Conference defeated Seattle in their )3asketba11 race ends in a tie the eventual champion may be final home game of the basketpressed for time between a playoff for the WAC the ball season tr playoff with an team and the opening of the The Aggies broke from the 500 mark boosting their season western regionals all in a week and gained rerecord to title have the won't and The Utes Cougars supposedly for an early season loss venge settled until they meet March 5 The WAC winner according to the Chieftains at Seattle team 'to the tournament format would play an Some Trouble ' in San Francisco March 8 for the right to enterthe reBut there was a time when gionals March 11 in Los Angeles of course if Utah beats the Cougars in Provo or BYU the Aggies had their troubles falters along the way there could be no need for a WAC title getting a safe lead The Aggies would get ahead playoff In that case no problem Same if Utah blows to have Seattle come only WAC race since hand the On the other always goes back and much charging right down to the wire — has in each of the three previoua of this right stemmed from the schedule-away — soon to wouldn't it be smart pretty years Aggies inability to hit from the :from conference games to close the regular season? foul line This is the sixth week of the conference season and Then with an eight point each team has played five games Counting this week end lead and exactly 13:13 left to two weeks remain to play five games apiece play Hal Hale broke the jinx by : There was one conference game between Jan 15 and hitting two straight foul pitches Feb 4 and then no conference games between Feb 5 and to give the Aggies a 10 point Feb 18 Wiser scheduling in the future would get some con- bulge From then on USU was ference action in these spots so the league wouldn't be home safe The Aggies treated 5256 fans taught In a bind if a playoff is necessary to I fine show as they racked up the victory to end the home' season on a winning note Larry Angle was superb as he You can't blame the Utah Aggie football staff for fig- used every move In the book to uring Texas Western is guilty of trying a fast shuffle score 26 points although he sat The Miners were scheduled to play Utah State at Logan out the last 7:40 of the game Oct 29 Th' Big Men But now the El Paso athletic department is trying to Dennis O'Brien Hale and get the Aggies to switch the game to Texas Western on the Pete were also big Ennenga logic that the school administration wouldn't allow a trip to men in this game O'Brien was Logan one week and right back to Provo for BYU the fol- particularly strong as he played lowing week hard on both boards and disThe Aggies who have only four home games this fall played a fine scoring touch and who have been trying to beef up their home attendance The Aggies also displayed a and schedule can't give up the Logan date strong defense in this game as On the other hand common sense would say Texas they held the ChiefWestern now a hot drawing power with a winning season tains scoreless for long stretchand a bowl triumph wants a game at home to capitalize on es during the game For exthis popularity ample just before the first half Texas Western from the dollar standpoint would much ended Seattle charged into the and they were in prefer to play at home before a capacity of 30000 in the lead at front with 2:40 left to play Sun Bowl than to travel to Logan for a guarantee Of course all this may not have come about if the foot- That was the last point the ball schedules hadn't been arranged several years in Chieftains got in the half and advance at a time when Texas Western's home attendance the Aggies ran their score to 39 was such as to make the guarantee at Logan welcome Final Home Tilt Sad thing of the whole affair is if the Aggies and MinThe game was the last home ers can't get together each may wind up with nine-gam- e appearance for Angle and his I schedules since it's next to impossible to fill schedule dates Kent liunsaker on a great show at this time Angle put He hit on long jumpers and 0 driving layups in which he had : 6-- '' By Marion Dunn Plan Ahead To Allow Playoff Date Cats Arizona State and BYU both Congdon proved to be a great count heavily on high scoring defensive star last week when guards BYU on Dick Nemelkalhe held down the great shooter who has a 25 point average andof DenverHarry Ho Hines the Sun Devils on Freddie Big man for the Devils is Lewis who is banging away atiDennis Hamilton at ft- t- Tribune Sports Editor WACs Might thia season but again'a 22 point per game average that old home court edge might The two aces are almost ex have been of no little aid to the actly the same size six feet tail and about 175 pounds It is also likely that they'll be highly On the Air each other Friday The BYU vs Arizona State 1guarding but it is also possible that Inight game will be broadcast over Coach Stan Watts of BYU will KSL Friday at 8 pm iturn Jeff Congdon loose on ibunt 2pott$ ail fake Farmers' Home Play John Mooney I First they get their chance at the Cougars of BYU on Friday night and then on Saturday they'll take on the Utes At the moment the Sun Devils of Arizona State are a game behind the Cougars and two behind the Utes They're counting On Arizona University taking care of the Utes Friday and then they'll administer the fatal blow Saturday But first things first The Devils must face the Cougars and run with them They failed miserably in Provo ' |