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Show m 1. ROCKY MOUNTAIN REVIEW Thurtday , May 21, 1964 w 9 Salt Lake County, Utah Page 13 Tennis Players Prepare Tourney a series of delays due to the weather. Big winners In the meet were Jim Osborne, a University of Utah freshmen who won the men's singles championship and Mrs. Stevens who took the women's Area tennis players get their second taste of tournament competition May 0 in, the annual O. W. Adams meet scheduled jto be held at the Liberty Park Courts. The tournament, which annually attracts some of the area's top players, will be directed by Janice Stevens, a teaches; at Olympus Junior 25-3- crown. Two young singles players F. D. Robbins, a student at Olympus junior high, and Cissy Greene, won three trophies each. Young Robbins won the boys 14, bop 16 and teamed with Randy Tieine to win the boys 14 doubles. Miss Greene won two singles titles and a doubles crown in girls competition. High. Mrs. Stevens said the tournament would be restricted to the 16 year age group and over. She said contestants should have their United States Lawn Tennis Association cards or must get USLTA cards when they register for the Aams meet The meet is the second sponsored by the Utah Tennis Association. Originally it was scheduled to begin May 23, but was mbved back so there would be no conflict with the Western Athletic Conference tournament ' In Salt Lkae City this weekend. The Utah Tennis Association has pledged Its support for the WAC meet and many association officials will be helping stage the WAC meet.. Russ Ball, a member of the UTA Board of Directors, is tournament manager for the WAC meet. V A UP AND Don AWAY Allred files over 12-- 6 bar In vaulting event. Blue skies and Old Glory serve as picturesque backdrop for effort. x. Class m NOW PUSH recent Class A A Granite High School's Earl Williams gives final push to clear tourney. Mark won first place. -6 mark in going to take more than a dozen feet and a half dozen Inches to win the Class A Its Cl v (ZStf O, 3) pole vaulting title. But Granite5 Nigh Schools Don Allred get another chance. Both are juniors. Earl Williams and The bar rested at 12 ft 6 in. when the blondlsh Allred took his turn. The bar toppled his first time but sat firm on its pegs the second time around to give the stocky Granitlan second place In the Class A pole vaulting contest Bountifuls Richard Tingey finished first at the same figure when he needed only one to try c i- - aa THE END AT LAST track season as he , ' Ted Alsop caps mile race and 1964 crosses finish line at Ute Stadium. He finished third. ; clear the 6 a twinkle to his eye. Andersons twinkle was brought about by his budding sophomore Lester Cannon whoflni-sWft- d second In the always -tough discus event. mark. After missing the mark twice, Earl Williams took an extra deep breath, got a little extra speed down the path and cleared the bar with ease. The event got old sun started Its drop behind Ute Stadium. Each try took more effort than it should. The vaul ter had been working the southern pit of Ute Stadium , since 10 a.m In the morning.,. Cannon showed more than a little 'class in last weeks show when he flipped the disc , 151 feet Ill get it out there hext year, he promised after 'his final throw. SPORTS REVIEW bar. 12-- New Auto Race It was 3:80 p m. when it was decided that 6 was the best mark that could be vaulted. 12-- Event Slated At Fairgrounds A new type of racing is being planned for the fairground, according to Ferrol manager of the Papworth, Fairgrounds Speedway. During the 1964 season, in stock addition to "modified car races, the track is schemodel duling an early-lat- e full stock division Coach Hal Erickson of Granite was pleased with his teams performance. Were getting better. We had a good share of juniors this year. Well be In there next year, you can bet." Doug Anderson of Hillcrest, lacking any kind of trophy in the annual track show, showed A sore toe caused much pain toLauryHammelwho was in his second match with Olympus Mike Waldramwhen he stopped too quickly split his toe, and danced about his side of the court the final four games before Waldram cinched the win. But Hammel is young, a sophomore, and promises to be one of the outstanding net-te- rs in the state hext year under the Hillcrest jersey. are opportunities week ending May 16 up 300 percent from the week before, according to the Utah Department of Employment Security. This Is not particularly good news, however, the department said, because the increase is considerably less thj anticipated In view of improved weather. The current unemployment of 3. 5 percent was ahead of the year-ag- o level which stood at 2.91 on May 18, 1963. ration first For an Expert Haircut tly" and the UEA for acting too hastily In calling for a two-da- y school recess 1. The Box Elder County high school principal questioned whether the UEA action was legal but stated I think a special session ought to be called to determine whether or not money Is available for more school support. te The only gubernatorial to unconditionally Renounce teachers action was Republican J. Bracken Lee. I HOLLADAY BARBER '4692 Holladay Blvd. con-dlda- He termed the two-d- re- ay cess nothing more or less than a strike against constituted authority. The philoof Mr. sophy, he stated, Evans and his UEA House of Delegates seems to be one of rule or ruin. "I am sure It does not reflect theaattltude of the rank and file teachers. D. Allred was to get a schoolmate to join him at the 6 Employment for the 'SEE ED OR JIM- - (Continued from page 3) Soar Over 12 But Not Enough tournament the Ice Breaker concluded last Friday after Politicos View School Problem Mere Pole The association's 12- Employment Up James Cannon, Republl-oai- Thats why weve opened our new headquarters for service for ell our Fanners Insurance Group policyholders in the community. Were fully staffed to provide you with the FAST, FAIR, FRIENDLY service for which Farmers is famous. Call when you need help with any of your insurance problems. And next time youre nearby drop in and let' us meet you personally. office-neighbor- hood r, urged harmony. In a short statement, he said that the problem Is mainly the result of sporadic and Inconsistent efforts to Improve the state's education picture. 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