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' HEATERS FOR CAMPERS - f I 11 1-- "a !': : 1 Favored record But CSIL with a against USU's 4 is expected to squeeze out the win in this game Colorado State coach Mike Lude will bring his team here 'Friday afternoon and hold a short workout in the stadium The Rams and Aggies have -:-- 4 1 10-- eiA - i Utah State has beaten Colorado State the past six years in a row In 1959 CSU took a victory and since then the series kas belonged to the Aggies 3 ' - Oil he eyes N- The game will be homecoming for the Aggies and will be a battle televised regionally Kickoff is set for 12:15 pm A 1 15 r—r"7ftmTerwmteertsgEgerlemonr Televised Game t ':ti reel capacity Includes microphoneWith as the favorite e 'i - e —full TAPE ISECK MEXICO CITY (AP) — Cesar Ortiz one of the referees at the 'Attie Olympics swimming eliminations was shot in the head — but not seriously injureil — by a starting gun Thursday One of the male competitors was showing Ortiz how to handle te gun when ft went off do State will go into the game Aggies of New Mexico Iniversity vrse to give him a otal of 139 Joe Porte? of Arizo- sta: State University was six ktrekes away at 145 while Den- Elldns of New Mexico had IIla Olson held a Wednesday 0 In team standings after two minds Houston which has won 04 tournament every year 1957 had a 589 Brigham tit '‘oting was second with 599 followed by New Mexico's No 1 seam with 601 Arizona State 608 and' New Mexico No 2 612 I Colorado had 622 Arizona 624 Vew Mexico State 630 and 633 Wyoming 4 Houston also retained its lead 1 n the freshmen-junio- r college with 600 Odessa Tex liege had 609 New Mexico 618 110 Arizona State 623 Odessa's Ron Leverich held division individual lead with minds of 10 portable tope recorder—operates on either solid-stat- flashilliht batteries or household current withoutadapter —3 speeds 712 VA and via — SONY SOLID STATE 250-- The Aggies have lost four Should Be Ready straight games as injuries have Oliver was injured in the accidentally He was not seriously hurt taken their toll from coach Tony game with Tulsa but should be First reports said he suffered so thin for And ranks Knap's the first time since 1959 Colora- ready to play against th nainly from powder burns near This Day in Sports What a pleasure to talk business to this totally portable tape recorder 1 Starter Swim n CSU has an explosive backfield in quarterback Bob Wolfe halfbacks Oscar Reed and Jon Henderson and fullback Jim Oliver streak in eight years will be a touchdown underdog to ColoraALBUQUERQUE NM (AP) do State when the two teams - Doug Olson of Houston LOAN — Utah State trying meet in Romney Stadium here his individual lead while to snap out of Its worst losingi Saturday afternoon in var- 1640ao - - i:I II Gun Blast Hurts !ggies By Marion Dunn Tribune Sports Writer 4ey1 ri 11 hired1 I " ' 1 SONY SOLIDSTATE 800 I was hired as Tiger manager two weeks ago and assembled an entirely new staff He Coaching signed' Johnny Sain and Hal Naragon from the Minnesoti Twins as pitching and bullpea coaches re--1 spectively Tony Cuccinello for: mer y with the White Sox was signed as third base coach at the same time Smith was st '' ' ' '' 4 ' ' - ' 4 T '- - An Smith : 6'''' -6 3- " C It C 1 1 s 1 ' YOUR SONY AN INSTRUMENT FOR BOTH BUSINESS AND ?LEASURE! ' New Stall 4 V ' :I 1950s - - TIME TO BUY Moses 51 Smith Stnihchiletahs: es as moannea goefd isitcora when he delphia and Cincinnati in the Ii (''' ' 4 '''' o F- – I - and : ' NOW IS THE t ''L ' ' ' 7 1 Moses spent his entire I! -- t bled Years 17 4 4 - '2tt I - 1 1 major league career in the IAmerican League He broW into baseball with Philadelphia! under Connie Mack in 1935 and 'I later spent time with Chicago' and Boston before finishing his t te”Ter-withPhiladelphia It will be a reunion for ki - '' 3 1 Mayo Smith I Moses 56 has worked for the 1 New York Yankees for the past 1 six years including some time 1 in their farm system 'A' - pleasure with business! i Manager 1 1 7 s four-ma- n tat A iv 3 j ii mix s ' Thursday th ecoaasscehm cotheaicrhifnirg if:' -- base ' Keough i'' d 1 - ! 444:i - ' '' ' t' ' - ''' i 1 i yr- Joe'released unconditionally by the Chicago Cubs in a roster paring wereThursday - DETrtorr (urn) — The Detroit Tigers signed Wally Moses a veteran of the American League as tf '''' ::-'-i:- 4' -- k--- '' ' Ag : 4 4 !4 majorbaseman Marty ' 2 !- "- '7 1?4 Ari''' t' r' ' : t N i i '1?!?'V''''' 'P i'' '1 ' t ' I '::' - i:'i"- i2- - ii - ‘ i '' 1 4 - i' - r'': ' 1 'i :1-!?-:- ''''''": "":1 i''- k§: 'i 'r' i f' '''' L - ' — Two (AP) - 4- outLetterfirst Ti '67 Pact - — 12' '''''''' i17 :'''''''1 - ' ''''i :! :!"-4- ' -- - ' N'''' 2 4 !k '4 1"'! 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