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Show 4 A6 REVIEW, T7 Moy 26, 1966 t Millcreek Park Recreation Complex Nears Finish many seasons on the creek Park project. Lake ilities, a pavilion (or more), and County Commissioner W. Salt Southeast play ground areas, horseshoe G. (Bill) Larson have worked Countys Park Is in the final pits, tennis courts and volleystages of construction and is ball areas for the recreation-hung- ry MiB-cre- ek long-await- ed expected to be in full swing for the 1967 summer season. The complex promises to provide many of the facilities needed in the southeast part of Salt Lake County. The area, 51 acres between 11th and 13 th east and 43 rd and 45th South has picnic fac Mill- - Rose viewed the Mr. pro- - ject as as important one from both a recreation and recrea- tion-co- m petition standpoint meet both needs. Our plans, however, include more simother facilities ilar areas. Countys The park also Is expected where both evening playground to salve many of the schedfun and competition is scheduled, be said. uling problems of mens athletic supervisor Arthur Leo. The Millcreek Park softball ' Pm really looking forward diamond complex will have to the coming season, Leo four diamonds. Lighting Is said. Tin sure, too, that it nearing the completion stage wont be long until we have as is the planting. We could and need similar puts, he open on a limited basis this concluded. year, Mr. Larson guessed recently while placing die finishing touches on the final phase of the project. It doesnt appear that the diamonds will be ready for play ; though the sprinkling system throughout the park Is in, - he concluded. The softball diamonds will have skinned (dirt) surfaces though the outfields will be 1 the Salt Lake County resident and his family. It is one of several areas Salt Lake County has planned. One of the difficulties at this time is the acquisition of property, , reports Charles Baugh, County "Park director and president elect of the Utah Park and Recreation Assn. We're looking for similar Mr. Baugh said. Of areas, course we need areas large enough to meet the seeds of a bonafide recreation complex, but we're making progress in - that direction. The 51 acres will be trimmed in the future if present freeway plans are realized, Mr. Baugh said, But were planning the Millcreek Park am with the freeway in mind, be said, Paul Rose future bright for .... reation. Player areas 3 V Pal-D-M- -- , '572 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 7-- 7-- 172 .,343 -- 5 wherever M Observe the laws of tresand courtesy by gaining permission before enterupon private property. ing ! Signs should be read and observed wherever they may be posted. , Above all, exercise the same courtesy and care you expect of others wherever you may go. ... JACKS, RAMS, -- PUMPS' ETC. k 6-- 0; 6-- 2, 1. Finals - Robbins def. nion, 6-- Ben- . J - Semifinals No. 2 Brown, Singles - Round Mike Waldram, Olympus, def. Monte Pingey, 0; 3, Box Elder, Ken Evans, Orem, def. Allen Lind0, 4; say, East, 6, Ralph McBroom, Judge, def. Steve 1; Misener, Logan, 5, Dave Harman, Highland, def. 0-- 6-- 6-- 7-- BY High, Gee, Semifinals Evans, 4, McBroom, 7-- 6-- - Finals 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 3, 0. 5; 6-- 1. Waldram def. 6-- 8-- 6-- 6, 2. 6-- 3, WORK GUARANTEED HYDRAULIC SERVICE 7277 SOUTH STATE I i is Har- 6-- 6-- 4, No. 3 Singles First Round - Spencer Young, def. Dan Hardy, Highland, 4; Kendall Hillcrest 3, Brown, American Fork, def. Randy Hall, Box Elder, 6, 0, 4; Judd Turner, Sky- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 2-- 12-1- 3-- 6-- Ogden, 6-- 2, 6-- 2, 6-- 4. Semifinals - Edwards-Eccl- es def. Condie- - Williams, Bayes- - 1; Richards-High- Finals Bayes-McDona- A recent opinion issued by Attorney General PhilL. Hansen for Piute County Attorney Mr. Glen Betenson reaffirmed the Department of Fish and Game policy that Department officers must seize those items of equip- - ment used in the unlawful taking or transportation of fur, game, or fish and that the courts must confiscate this equipment and the same shall be held by the Fish and Game Commission for a period of six months and then sold at public auction. The statutory provision covering the seizure of equipment used in the unlawful taking or transportation of fur, game or fish and the confiscation by the courts and the ultimate disposal of said equipment is Section Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended (1953). 23-10- -1, Tim-pano- gos for county. South Wins Track Title Highland Takes Second Young def. Turner, 1. 6-- 6-- 6-- 3-- 4, 6, 6-- 4. def. Edwards-Eccl- es 14-1- ld, 6-- 2, sity of Utahs stadium. It was title No. 6 for Cub Coach Nate Long who is in his 30th year of coaching. South was followed by defending champions Highland and East. The Cubs were paced by speed merchant Anthony Marshall Edna, ' hurdler, Brown and a talent deep club that scored points in most every event. rd reEdna broke the an , cord with a .09.7 time effort that surpassed the previous mark of :09.8. 12 of these birds Thirty-on- e were shipped from their native Argentina and are now being held in quarantine in New Jersey where they will be sent on to Utah at the end of their three week quarantine period. Tinamous are native of the semi-ar- id lands of Argentina where they were obtained under the Foreign came Bird Introduction Program conducted by the U. . Fish and Wildlife Service. If efforts to raise these birds in Utah are successful, they will be released into arid and seml-ar- id areas similar to those of their native lands. arid and Both the pale spotted and the crested tinamou are small birds, the pale spotted being about the size of a California quail and the crested being about the size of a chukar partridge. The male of each species incubates the eggs and cares for the broods of birds. Maw Skyline junior Doug Peterson won the 440 with a creditable :49.7 mark, but missed his record by th of a second. Easts Stan Bergeson won the 880 first place while teammate Dave Wetzel scored a blue ribbon performance in the broadjump with a leap of 22 ft. 8 in.. one-ten- Here is summary of events: Pole Vault - Mike Neeley Dave Bailey (Cyprus), Dave Finch (Skyline), Dave Lindsay (Carbon), tie, Stacy Huntsman (Pleasant Grove), Scott Parkin (View-mon- t), Ron Berrett (Weber). 13-- 3 34. (new record). Old record by Sonny JakoskL (HighlandX West, 1962. . C h DWAYNE CROCKETT would li ke to announce ' that he has moved to the High jump - Clyde Baker (BonnevllleX Brent Stringham (Ogden), Neil Miller (Granite). Don Klemm (P.G ), Ron Fer-ri- n 6. (new re(Murray). cord). Old record, Louis An-drGranite, Dave Cunningham, Davis, 1960, 5. B tl n T STANDARD STATION 4725 Holladay Blvd. He invites all of his friends and former patrons to visit 6-- ue, 6-- Mile run - Scott Bringhurst (Highland), Ron Zefferer (Ben Lomond), Mark Bingham (Box Elder), Jeff Stonebraker (Roy). Larry Rock (Granite). 4:23.0. (new record). Old record by Ron Morgan, Davis, 1962, 4:26.7. li st ti him at his new location. CROCKETTS CHEVRON 1 ; 4725 Holladay . Blvd dan). 14.0. Not new of wind aid. New re- recordbe-cau- -- 6-- 12, 120 high hurdles - Jim Maw (Roy), Marshall Brown (South) Bob Evans (South), Ron Jones (Bonn.) Jerry Marshall (Jor- HORSEPOWER IS OUR BUSINESS 4 12 12. 13- -2 at 14.2. 1 4. The' pale spotted tinamou and the crested tinamou are soon to become Utahs newest exotic game birds under study at the Department of Fish and Game Price Game Farm. : Medley relay - Skyline (KeUy Shepphaid, Ken Bills, Mfk War-nec- k); Dough Peterson, - 100 dash Anthony Edna' East, Weber, Lehi. (South), Jim Butler (South), 3:S7.f, Howard Noel (QgdenX Jim Davis (Granger), Mel Blanchard Javelin - Craig Harrison (Granite). 3.7, (new record). (Sky View), Brent West (Davis) Old record by five different Dave Prouse (High.X John : runners at 9.8. Chufhr (Hiller.), Evan Larson 197-- 7. 440 dash - Doug Peterson (West): (SkylineX Steve Bergeson (East), Ralph Woolston (South) Discus - Scott Maw(B.L). Fred Bobo (South), Jim GodDave Towers (RoyX John frey (High.) Les Cannon(Hill. Miner (Hillcrest). 49.7. . Bob Moore (South). 170-- 8. (new reconj). Old record by L. J. 880 j run Stan Bergeson Silvester, Bear R 170-4-(East),. Dale Eakins (LehiX in. 1955. , Kent Larson (Weber), Dean Hamilton Mile relay - Roy (Mike (Skyline), Steve Christiansen (Granite). 1:57. Dubois, Bob Cook, Mont Shot put - Richard Fadel Peterson, Dale Eakins), South. (View.), Mike Bailey (Orem) Granger. 3:27.2 Rick White(Bear River), Steve 880 relay - South (Marshall Mackay (Granger), DickCamp (South). 58-- 3 and seven-eigh- ts Brown, Garland Terry, Jim . ties state record. , Butler, Anthony Edna), Granger, Ogden Am. Fork, L26.2. 180 low hurdles Bob Gill(new Record). Old record by espie (Ben Lomond), Marshall South, 1:29.6, in 1960. Brown (South). Jtm Maw(Roy) Roger Alfrey (HighlandX WarClass A Team Totals. South ren Evans (South). 18.6. 61, Highland 27, East 26, Roy 220 dash - Anthony Edna 23, Ben Lomond 21, Skyline li, 16, Lehi 15, Ogden (South), John Davis (Granger) 'Granger Bonneville 10, Viewmont Jim Butler (South), Mel Blan- IX chard (Granite), Boyd Hore 8 13, Granite 8, Sky View 8, Weber Cyprus 5, (Payson). 20.7. Davis 5, Orem 5, Hillcrest Broad Jump - Jim Wetzel 4, - Box Elder 3, Bear River (East), Jim Maw (Roy), Dave 3,- Pleasant Grove 2 13, Am. Harbertson (High.), Phil BIrk Fork 2, Carbon 2, Logan 2, Alan Watts (Sp. Fork) West 2, Jordan X' Murray X jpgden), Payson X Springville 1. cord in preliminaries by Jim - 100-ya- McDonald def. t, South High School track men won the 1966 title for that school last week at Univer- Highland's Mike Neeley and Scott Bringhurst broke records for the defending champions with Neeley getting a 13- -3 34 pole vault mark to better the mark and Bringhurst surpassing the mile mark of 4:26.7 with a transportation of furs, fish 4:23.0 record. and game. young Larson similar areas planned .... W. G. (Bill) def No. 1 Doubles Allen Coodie-Rid- ge Williams, Highland, def. Charles Jensen - Joe Armstrong, Box 2; Bob Eccles-Du- ke Elder, 3, Edwards, , American F ork, def. 1; 2, Tooele John Richafds-Stev- e Hight, Davis, def. Bruce Ellison- - Steve 3; 6, Brown, Lehi, 1, Dennis Bayes-CharlMe Donald, Olympus, def. 6-- complex and a softball complex. We feel this park will - 3. es . press Young def. Turner 0; rg, Waldram del, Harman def. 3, 4-- 6, 3, 6-- 6-- Packard, Finals - 6-- 6-- man, 6-- 6- -4 4, First Joe 4-- 6-- se 277-025- i: 4 BEER TO GO! At almost supermarket ibices No waiting in line" CCS- , PICKUP AND DELIVERY' All f (very few customers) SERVICE A REPAIR V E, 6-- 2, HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT D L you go. pass 1 A 6-- Boshard, In the opinion, the Attorney General wrote ...The more logical and equitable interpretation of the statute in question leads to the conclusion that the legislators intended to permit the seizing, confiscation, and sale only of those items actually used In the unlawful taking of furs, fish, or game, for which the violator was arrested and convicted. During the upcoming fishing season and the following hunting seasons, Department of Fish and Game officers wiU be foUowing this ruling by the Attorney General and sportsmen are cautioned that DRAG RACING will lose their sporting June 5 Bonneville Raceway, they if they do not obequipment 33 rd West, 21st South, finals serve the fules and regula2- -4 P.M. tions covering the taking and 28-2- 9 T rane, line, def. GreggToombs, East, 4. 2, 6, Gregg Packard, Orem, def. Richins, Ogden, default. Sports HereN About 1 NIGHT Robbins def. Bennion def. Semifinals and wfWuJ 6-- 1,; 6-- SHOP o' -. -"- Titan Aces Triumph near-freezi- THURSDAY ' - Olympus and Highland battled to a tie in tennis points but the Titans were awarded The busiest diamond sport Barker. Wallace and Cox; the Class A high school tenof the summer season - Salt Tripp and Jensen. for nis fewer losses in title 0 3 2 Lake County softball - conPetty Ford state competition at Liberty 1 1 3 tinued at a hot pace last week Milne Truck Park courts last week. ng "Bagley and Johnson; Milne despite the weather that covered the area and Bain. The Olympus team, paced by for most of the week. JAM Body Shop . 6 27 singles aces F. D. Robbins 0 The weather did little to Don Blair Photo and Mike Waldram and doubles slow the slow and fast pitch ' Larson and Halbert; Read, stars Dennis Bayes and Charlie McDonald dropped oily leagues that opened play three Wood and Heusser. weeks ago and will continue matches in the day-lo- ng four Thursday 5 7 5 tournament while . ar the Highland through September. ' 4. 7,3 team dropped six. There is softball action McCleve Jewell and Dent; McCleve nightly wit h New and Old Here is summary of tennis White Parks, Harmony, Holla and Hayward. for the state title: play '9 the diamonds 3.1 Barbers Terminal providing day A Tennis Results Class even-2 8 -' Sugar Bowl: battle ground for the .J No. 1 Singles Jensen and Pearce; Isaacing athletes. Here is summary of games son and Hopkins. First Round - F. D. Robbins, - 5 5 5 played last week: ; Strong Roofing Olympus, def. Scott Zundell, 4 3 6 Box Bradshaw Auto Tuesday Results , 1, Elder, Randy (Slow Pitch) ,Dority and T. Strong; J. Trane, Orem, def. Mel MarLarsen and Nelson. Holladay 0; John tin, Bountiful, 2, 13 14 U Bountiful Esmeyer Tile Dairy BY High, def., John Boshard, 2 2 1 Hohmans Florsheiml5 16 2' Granite RCA 4, 2; Stratford, Ogden, Kuhn and Brown; Smith and , Stahle and Hansen; Drach-tna- n Scott Bennion, Highland, def. r Kochevar. and Barnes. HUlcrest, Laury Hammel, 7 7 '1 j Wagstaff Motors Friday Night ' 5. 5, 3 12 Price-Rig- ht II Results j Trophy and Anderson; v Peterson Harmony Park . Univ. 10th Sanders and Taylor. , Shaw Electric 21 25 8 West Const. Knudsen Const. 15 11 4 Mauerer and Bray; Miller Shaw and Tolhurst; Bennion and Anderson. 9 10 2 and Parker. Amer. West. Life 23 21 4 MSTAT Wayne County Cross-tow- n rivals Highland 14 21 7 Pete's Team Mann and Holt and Bergs- an old and Granite resumed Okerlaun and White; Andertrom; Cowley and Markowksi rivalry Thursday at Derks son and Bradley. ! Gibbons A Reed Field when the two clashed for Tuesday Night League Granger Goodyear 6 8 2 the 1966 high school title. Mac-kay, (Slow Pitch) J. Webb. and S. Webb; Roads-Bridg- es Highland won the right to 7, VitroChem. Nakken 4) and England. meet in the finals by edging 0 (forfeit) West in Region Twos Division (forfeit) 12 14 I Two, then defeating Davis in a 4 ions 14 19 6 quarterfinal before defeating (Rose Park 12th ''' Worthen and Spanish Fork, 5- -3 last week. Trivitt; Ash-ar- d, The Rams have turned to Olsen and Richins. and John Landures Doug 8 10 7 UPAL most of their Howard for 10 12 4 Interpace with a steady hitting Poulson and Obertand MurWith warming weather and pitching club and strong defensive unit and Palmer phy, Martines, the outdoor seasons at hand, their most powerful weapon. Wright of Utah the Director Acting The Rams nine, coached 31 31 4 ATAT Department of Fish and Game, John Pino, is a senior club 6 9 2 Galigers John E. Phelps, reminded all by and is anchored by John KilPeterson, Hayes and Carloutdoorsmen to use care and son; Harrison and Berardi, courtesy whenever afield this mer who has paced the teams hitting all season and goes into Dougherty. year. the championship game with a Wednesday's Results "We with Phelps said, join .500-pl- us percentage in his New White Park other agencies and organiz- favor. Const. Sawyers ations in urging each person Vincent Plbg. Granite has been harrassed going outdoors this season to and VanDongen appoint himself custodian of all season by injuries. Roberts and Morby. The Jim Hill team, however, the resources and facilities LDS Bus. Col. has a good bench and will he may use. Fshion Fabric The Director noted many turn to it if it hopes to withNewbold and Hathoway, stand the Highland attack. growing problems as presHansen and Boren. on the outdoor resures 14 11 8 Rio Grand sources increase from year 2 2 5 Here is calendar of events Bookcraft ,t6 year. He noted only inWalkmghorst and Simmons, dividual observance of the for period May 27 - June 4: GOLF Bagley. laws and good manners cover2 7 0 9Provo Open, Hafers May would these preproblems ing 0 3 1 Golf Course, Provo. Terry Hansen clude more restrictive rules Meller and Tempest; Caldand less freedom in the out- May 21 - National Golf Day -well and Stone. All courses. doors. FISHING Harmony Park All those going afield should 5 12 5 Empire Homes the following in mind: June 4 - Utah fishing seakeep 3 5 2 Rosedale Be familiar with the rules son opens June 4, 4 P.M. STOCK CAR RACING Sartor and Gehring; Syver-so- n jand regulations regarding J une 4 and Dent. Fairgrounds Speedfishing. 2 way, 7 P.M. trials, 8:30 P.M. Murray St. Bank Leave a clean camp, picWest Const. 11 nic site, stream or lake bank finals. IheField the box facilities are planned for die future. Mr. Rose said. was sum. County thinking med up by Mr. Rose: We need both a recreation z Softball Play Hot Despite Weather' Care In load off many of - grass. There is parking planned off 11th East and 13th East Salt Lake County Recreation Superintendent Paul S. Rose rec- feel it Kill take some of . id GAIL AUTOMOTIVE 255 0951 BYWATEft F. TIRES BATTERIES LUBRICATION BRAKES( A UTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS WHEEL ALIGNING 125 East t-- j a wUfi x--x 1 1 4th So. - 322-354- 7 Much colder beer (the owner is a penguin) ir-f-i Lots of free parking (very few customers) ' DIAGNOSIS CENTER DYNAMOMETER TUNING ' COMPANY - GEVilHSo c) Burgermeister Budweiser ittYi Coors Lucky Lager not quite Olympia , Fisher Miller's Schlitz fi& SUuL Cage 3320 Highland Drive t i |