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Show ijyiijlgy!Tt;rifiyir'Tllainif''if'i'Mfirir,l'Tri'ri''r,hTiriM'gfc Tin Sail I ake Trihutu1, Saturday, April I, C 1!I7S Great Dies of Cancer Salt Lake Tribune Scoreboard Sports Transactions OIL Standings NBA Standings L T 29 3 W EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Fort Aortft Sal I ake Dallas 4' T.Msa 3 Danas r 3 4fl 31 3 84 83 3F 33 38 38 3 79 72 CY Kansas New York Boston Pra GF 0 BASEBALL 244 American LnMue 2 i? CHICAGO WHf I E SO Waived Bari 2ft6 Johnson. piKher. and Bob Cot'Xcio and )hl Rove Stilfrrar., Outfielder 246 Bt UE TORONTO JAYS Acquired Dave Waliare. pitcher, from Syracuse oil tt International League National Lmi BRAVES Sent Frank La ATLANTA Corte. pitcher, and Rob Belloir, inheder, to R.chmond of the IniernatKHVil League Snot Crag Skofc, pitcher, and Bruce Benedw catcher, to minor league camp for 248 IN6? 3 today's Remits Lake il Kan'ts u'v 8 T oa 2 Salurdar't Games New Jvrsev Dallas. 6 10 o m Salt Lake Kansas City at Fort Worth Washington C'eve.and Atlanta New Or leans lluwks 3, Salt I.akp 1 realignment CONFERENCE WESTERN T Denver Milwaukee ChicacK. Tirst Penod Scortng 44 (unassisted). 1. Salt 9 12 2 Palauan Deru.t lake, Penal ties (SL), Sundberg fighting, 2 5U, Belanger (Cm. 2 50, Bnurbonna.s Stightmg, Kansas C'tv Inoiana- (SIJ. 40. ? tEwT'ibT7r'HVImTDi,rw,'Hur xPorMend Rhoenii Seattle LOS Anoems Goiden State division title Friday's Games San Antonio 120, Boston 117 New Jersey 122. Milwaukee !U Cleveland 102, WasHmgton '01 Golden Stale 1U. Indiana 103 HO, OT Atlanta 111, Philadelphia Lhiiago 10, Dtioit 10 116 New VO'k 117, New Orleans (5hneniii 06, Kansas C'tv )1? ieallie In, Denver 109 MIL Standings Campbell Confrtnce Patrick Division w r9 Bov Itah State Handball Maslm2M8. Open Doubles e Stalsberg C Bob Warnock Jett Mendenhall def. Dan def. Clayton Conference Norris Division National Hockey League Suspended Gord Lane, detenseman, of Washington Capitals for one gome for a brawl. Sus Fended Schrmut,, toward, of the OJlon Brumv lor two wmei for snovins 10 05, Walker ID), 5. (SLI. FfO dur" fiqhlino, 10 05 Second Period piOOTBALL Scoring 2 Dallas. Be- 4 tanner 7 (Kerr, Hofhnever, 3 40; 3 Dallas, WASHINGTON REDSKINS Hired Guv Anderson 22 (AAt Kenny), 17 35 Penalties' Borrelli as strength and rehabilitation Masters (SU. 07; Masters (SU. II 47; O'Lonnell (D).l4;l6. Palauan (SL), 14 16, coordinator (D), 19 21; Paiauari (SL), Hoftmeyer COyrWe Mired Rvfc p.. BOSTON UNIVERslTV 19 j) Third Period Scoring 4 Dallas, Ashby U tino as head basketball coach GRAMBLING STATE UNIVFRSTY (unassisted), 2 47 Penalties: Paiauari Collie Nicholson, sports information direc (SL), 16 26. O'Connell (D). 16 26 tor resigned Shots on goal Donald NiCHOt.tS STATE Named 26 Salt Lake lj t87 Landry, head basketball coach, as atniet 11 6 M K g, rector Dallas LOUISIANA Hired SOUTHWESTERN Goalies Salt Lake, Staniowski (17 Bobby Paschal as head basketball Hired Dallas. Elenbaas Mary Jo Castell as head wonien s basketAttendance: 2.325 ball coach OF UNIVERSITY GEORGIA Named Hugh Durham head basketball coach Friday'!, Results The following results are from the Utah GA State Handball Championships concluding Saturday night at the Deseret Gym Class C singles Paul Hannstead def Del Mike LePrey def. Tom to? Biork 2M6, Wales NFW YORK METS Sent tae Roy Jackson, pitcher, to Tidewater of the In Placed Elliott Vuid-lernattonal League fl0 disabled outfielder, on the list Singles Apple ?M2, Final Schedule Hannstead vs. 6 pc Apple at :30 Franks-Lor- at LePrey m p Spurs Celtics 120, Cali 'APr RANCHO MiRAGE rr, in the IjOS 000 day's sero'id round D:ah Shore Winner Oroe god lourna ment at tte par 72. 5i02vard M'sh Hub Cuiii'try Club rout sC pj ppy ANTONIO Diafnck 3 M 6. Kenno U Ai 31. Pault: 13 IS. Gala 5 12 II. Garvin 8 9 10 25, Dampier I. Green Oiberdihg 3 3 5 5 II 0, Bristow 3 M 6. Silas 120 Totals USSTON 117 is. Boswell 2 12 S. Cowens WicKi, a 17, II. Bmg 4 25, Havlicek 8 II 4, Sa- 2 2 12. Maxwell 5 washingtoo 2, (Ml Chaney 3 com 6 3 15, DiGregorio 2 2 4. Totals 47 2 3 21 111. 15 3J 38 M 118 $an Antonio 34 JO 21 25 111 Boston Fouled out Wicks. Total fouls San An- A 25 13,584. tomo 22. Boston IMi. f 66 I 71 71 42 U !li ji pnatt Hamlin ,, , Shelly Warv Joyce Ka?mierki Amy Akott Donna White Kathy McMullen Donna C Young Shirley Englehorn Sally Little Don Germain jerilyn Brit Roberta Speer nn 76 71 147 70 77 147 147 7. !i juri'Vuqh 14 Division Title Friday' Game Philadelphia a' Vancouver ( t Saturday1 Game Ny Rangers at Atlanta. Aft WashitYjton at NY Islander Bodomdt Montreal Buffalo at T oronto Dnfromaf Chicago Cievclokid at St. Louis MumeJbta at Coloradc Phiuaiiirfioa at Lo Angeles 147 n J 14 141 146 148 SHciil Curlfon Country Club. Carlson. No. 8. 90 yards. Five iron With Mildred Newberry. Joe Am) Myers Mucks II 122, MILWAUKEE Meyer Gianeili I 2 2 I (11) 13, M Jnbnsor 5 Buckiwr 2 M 4, Wuriarj 13, 6 Bridgemen 6 Engluh 2, Onav 23. Banson 5 2 2 12. Walton 0 114. 3 5 5 Totals 44 laid 24 nhibition Baseball I AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit Texas Mnuosolfl Siam, BaPinx-r- Beslon Chicago Seattle .571 .565 .418 . (in 6-- 5 6-- .5l . Cai'forniJ 15 05. 9 30. a. 0.95 Murray, 735 2 Eiva 4joiCw' D,n - 10. cindv Deena Cox, who passed away at Polyclinic Hospital, had been living in his hometown of Newport, Pa., where he was working as a steward at a local club. w'ho played on three Nationul The League pennant winners with the Dodgers, played 11 years m the majors and compiled a lifetime batting average of .202. His best year was 1953 when he hit 291 with 10 homers. . Shewro, )5 t Kimball, Judge, 54.10. BKky Slamm. Ben Lomord. 54.55. Rmf5 of Oa stale hian school flymoastics meet held Friday at Woods Cross HkRi. Team Scores 1. Conor wood. 345 55 2 Bnohton. 342 30 3. Jordan, 325 50 4. Viewmont. 260 10. 5. Bingham, 264 05 t. 251 40. 1. Clearfield, Hillcrast, 264 25 I 245 05. 9. Weber, 228 35. 10 Skyline. 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Utah Arizona State 3, Utah 0 Cosiniff Wills Again PftAftl m&imsmimite au 6-- 12-- )MfW Uh EfetEffilM 5 Kings kail 10 A 107 pWiinw 4 wiry shortstop when he broke into the major leagues with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1941, Cox spent four years in the Army during World War II before returning to the Pirates In 1946. He was traded to tiie Dodgers, along with pitcher Preacher Roe, in 1948 - fell! 6f Wall IOI MUftri He was best known for his defensive skills, however, and when he was traded to the Baltimore Orioles in 1954, Dodger president Walter O'Malley We regard Cox as the greatest gloveman said. Brooklyn ever had. KANSAS CITY (112) M. 12. Wedman Robinzine 2 6 10 7, Birdsong 23. Boone 8 Lacey 2 8. 20, Nash 3 W 22, Washingtoo 11 Aiiar 2 0 4, Restau 8 0. Koaster 2 112. Totals 44 PHOENIX 034) Davis 7 6 19, Heard 7 1. Adams 6 15 15. 04) 12. Buse 2 4, Westphal 22. Grifhn 4 (LO 8. Scott 2 6, Lee 9 10. Awtrey 0 04) 0. Forrest 2 Bratz 5 136. 4. Totals 59 Kansas City 25 25 J4 28 112 31 34 14 37 Pheenix 13 Total fouls Kansas City 24. Phoenix 20 15-- 2 9-- 0, fen Lomond, Dav, Suns 6 .696 .650 .636 .600 Fork. PRICE INCLUDES: PRE FAB UNITS READY TO BUILD 11AKRLSHURG. Pa. (LRU Billy Cox, one of the Govs ol summer who was recognized as ha.sehall s R.st defensive third baseman during his prime years with the Brooklyn Dodgers, died of cancer Thursday at 'he a O' 58- 2 IUI, 6-- Pet. L W fl Shumate .( 21, NEW JERSEY (IB) Douglas 13 Money 2 M 4. Price 2 7 19, 39, Washington 33 10 134) 20, Pquette K,ng 14 7 38 19, WIIK 1. 3 Porter 4. Totals 45 Sknnar 2 101 G Johnson 10. Hughes CHICAGO T2 15. Jordan 5 damson (117) 7. Totals 40 Johnson 4 2 2 10, Landsberger 11 25 j M s van Breda Koltt 2 Gilmore 0 Ml 23. Holland 5 33 13, Van 26 40 122 38 B 114 Lier W Milwaukee 2, Sheppard 3 6, Armstrong 27 3 M 12, Mengelt 4 34 15, Pondexier 0 M New Jersey Total fouls Mil-), fouled out Winters. Russell 3 04) 6, Dickey 2 5. Totals 49 117. waukee 29. New Jersey 28. A 5.67, Oetroit 17 31 25 31 3 34 33 117 Chicago Fouled out None. Total 19. Chicago, 18. technical Money 2, eiec tion; Van Lier. Brigham Young Clark Diehl whisked past Utah's Kent getting outstanding play from its Crawford, 3 in the No. 1 singles; freshman players, stunned the UniverPaul Bernstein of the Y. downed Utah's in a tennis of Utah night Friday sity in No. 2; Jim Greenberg, match on the Cougars' indoor courts. Mike N'issley of BYU got past Dave in No. 3, and Utahs With the three doubles matches still Thornburg. Dave Sherbeck brought home the only in progress late Friday, BYU had 2 verdict over wrapped up the dual match with five singles win with a BYU' Eric Peterson in the No. 4 wins in six singles matches singles. It was the second win of the season for the year The win left BYU at for the Cougars over the Utes after an while Utah is earlier 4 decision in Denver, Utah in an early match, downed BYU, but injuries plagued BYU when that match was played. W'e received just outstanding play from freshmen Tony Trear and Rick Fought in the final two singles The Cosgriff School capped an undematches." Cougar coach Wayne feated season Friday night by defeating Pearce said. Tony beat Toni Mullin St. Olafs of Bountiful. to capture 2 and 1 think that's the first the Catholic Youth Ogranization's time we've beaten Mullin in four grade sehixil basketball championship. years." Led by David McGill's 21 points, Trear, a freshman from Los Angeies. Cosgriff assumed an early seven-poisaw his freshman compatriot. Fought, lead and was never challenged during of Ogden, come on to heal Utah's Dork the second half. in the No. 6 Wharton, 164). won the tournament for singles to wrap up the match for the theCosgriff, second straight year while stretchCougars. ing its winning streak to 35 games. The "All four of our freshmen heat Utah finals were played in the Judge MemorPearce said, "and ialI High School gyntnaeium. upperclassmen." 6-- W Events ton. i DeVore, Rmseii, 14. lrovoi." Uniiersi-ty- . Cross &,va 4. that has to be good news down here to The Tribune af OPEN HOUSE feaml In Tennis Shootout PROVO ouai rt0dv Wood Cross n BYU Shocks Utes XTClinche1 om huu 55 90 individual 4 Vivian siate tgn Eioer American 9 91 v ui, 147 73 IV Payon. A jurtniVTvie. u J Fteasant DavdV267?S Grove. 3 tOKe1 2',rnnf!t '46 74 Class Results o RuwHI, Judge, 9 00 3. Becky .Tj Stamos, Ben Lomond, i 95. Beam t Deena Russell. Murryy, 9 SO. 2. Leisa Jacobs, Fork, 165. 3. Cheryl Fitt, ui American Murray, 8 40 Bars Deena Russell, Mur- J2 pk nis $tSfy Nets 7 is joAnne Career Jrtn Stephenson Deooie Massey Narcy Lope 117 SAN fiirls Gymnastics Ad A Scores I CABIN SPECIALS Ex-Dodg- er GEEQJ00BQ Prep Baseball TALI) Friday's Results Davis Woods Cross 52-3- 6-- Boston Friday's Game Monreal 3 6, munnati 5. 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