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The classes include mens and womens divisions and preceding the regular runs. LARAMIE, Iowa State T The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, March 26, 1965 By Keefer Lansky A Qualify II The Cyclones moved into the quarterfinals with a decided advantage of 10 qualifiers a full team. Oklahoma State had nine v I labor All for ANY CAR I 1147 South State 1 114 Charge It! DA 2-- DOWNTOWN & COTTONWOOD Keane , Mick Puzzle Over Feud qualifiers. Oklahoma and Michigan were 'tied for third with 13 points FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. day Ford was battered for 11 .each, while far behind was Le- (UPI) Mickey Mantle was runs and 12 hits against the Los high with 7, Brigham Young, disgusted and Johnny Keane Angeles Dodges in an exhibition Penn State and Arizona State, was puzzled Thursday over a game. each with 6. report that a major feud had erFord may have presented his New them the in between upted First Day York Yankees training tamp. supreme contempt for the man- Other first day leaders includ The New York World Teleged Lock Haven, Army, Wisconram and Sun, in a dispatch writsin and Navy with 5, and Mary- ten by sports writer Joe King and Oregon from land, Minnesota the Yankee training camp, State, each with 4. Five other said a heated dispute had arisen teams had 3 points, while a host over Keanes decision Manager of others had 2 or less to move Mantle from his normal Mac Motokawa, BYUs centerfield position to left field. grappler, won his first two It also indicated that star matches, defeating Arlm Sever- lefthander Whitey Ford was inson of Adams State in the first volved in the feud. round and besting Bob Janko of This has got to be some kind UCLA in the second round. of a joke, Mantle said when in" Also winning two matches the formed of the report. Its funny first day for BYU was Mike almost to disgust. But there is Keane . . . To hold class. He Young in the to it and I will play Johnny on N.Y. Garden. decision defeated James Murrm of Syra- nothing the boss wants me to cuse m the first round and came wherever back to whip Roy Wilbanks of play Keane denied that he had Colorado State in the second. made up his mind where Mantle Utah States grap- will play during the coming seapler, Bob Broughton, a heavy- son. deweight, won his first joust, Don't Understand feating Bob BiOberg of More- head State, 1 don't understand this reKeane said. What Im Summa- port, LARAMIE, WYO. to do is find the most eftrying ries of the Western Athletic Confective outfield trio in their most ference wrestlers participating effective positions. in the NCAA meet here: I plan to use (Tom) Tresh In Round First and left for a while to center 123 Peto Russo, Ariz , defeated Garry Keane conMac Motokawa, make up my mind, Baron, Southern lit , BYU, defeated ATI in Severson, Adams said that never I have tinued. State, 130 Yonro Uetake, Okie State, de- this Manthe is way necessarily feated George Shaffer, Utah, 64, James Rotley Bioomsburg State, defeated tle will open the season. Henry, BYU, 137 Ive just got to find out who Joe York, Wyoming, defeated Jim Bob Buzzard, Ruh, Western State, where and were going belongs Iowa State, defeated Tony Russo, Artz State. Mike Young, BYU, defeated to start doing that. Mantle will James Murrm, Syracuse, 147 Mark Scureman, Armv, defeated be m left, Tresh in center and Ken Herendeen, BYU, Buzz Hayes, Keane Anz State, defeated AJ Lflley, Temple, Roger Maris in right, said. 157 Bob Mitchell, Oregon, pinned Dennis Mangrum, Utah, 7 45, Mike Red4ng, Mantle admits he is reluctant Oklahoma, won default from Mike to give up the centerfield post Anz State 167 Dan Groski, BYU, defeated Dave he has held for more than a deVic Marcucci, Reinbolt, Ohio State, Iowa State defeated Carl Monaharv Utah, cade, but constant knee trouble 177 Dick dehas slowed the Yankee super-sta- r Ernst, Northwestern, feated Reiner Prewitt Utah, 11 2, Gerand he no longer has the ald Franzen, Navy, defeated Tom Foster, Utah State 12 0 or speed he once posrange 191 Robert Staly, Michigan, defeated Ken Wylie, BYU, Dan Pernat, Wis- sessed. consin, defeated Len Hansen, Utah State, King, in his dispatch, wrote: 9 ; 123-pou- d ZilOlIIVTlI Broken F oot Puts Mazeroski Out agement, King said. Either FORT MYERS, FLA., (UPI) Whitey did that, or he would have to confess that his pitching Second baseman Bill Mazercareer was faltering oski of the Pittsburgh Pirates Fooling Nobody "Unless Whitey is through, be fooled nobody. . . . Ford was throwing with no arm hitch or check at all, the story said. Later, Ford said he had a wonderful workout. Perhaps Whitey will, after another wonderful workout of 11 runs, reestablish Mantle in centerfield. suffered a broken bone in his right foot Thursday and will be out of action five to six weeks. The accident occured in the fifth inning of the Pirates exhibition game with the Chicago White Sox. Mazeroski had singled and taken third base on another single by Gene Alley. He rounded third and stopped abruptly when The writer charged Keane something popped. with making decisions when revealed he fractured none were needed. the fifth metatarsil on his right Nobody has to say Mantle Is foot the bone leading to the not a center fielder, he wrote, small toe. but Keane wants to stress that Dr. Joseph Finegold, Pirate fact, 'annoying all Mickeys team physical, was to place the friends on the team. foot in a cast DOWNTOWN & COTTONWOOD 3-- over 1,800 pairs famous brand Oar-ol- d , Marl-to- Second Round Glen McMmn, Anz State, defeated Colorado Ernest Gillum, Iowa State, defeated Warren Grubb, Wyoming 2 2 123 Howard Gangestad, Mankato State, defeated Ron McBride, Utah State, 9 3, Dennis Dutsch, Okla State, defeated Pete , Russo, Ariz State, Mac Motokawa, BYU, defeated Bob Janko, UCLA, 4 130 Bob Speemlage, Army, defeated Scott Caturia, Wyoming, 7 2 137 Wayne Hicks, Navy, pinned Joa York, Wyoming, 7 02; Mike Young, BYU, defeated Roy Wilbanks, Coio State, 9 4 147 Lee Deitrlck, Michigan, defeated Dave Stone, Wyoming Buzz Hayes, Anz State, defeated John Schaei Mtama 11J Jim Garcia, (O ), 157 Dick DeMoss, Kan State, defeated Charles Nixon, Wyoming Clayton Beattie, Illinois, defeated Stevg Epperson, BYU, M Okla. State defeated Dan Brewer, 167 Lloyd Brewer, Okla State defeated Dan Groski, BYU, 177 Charles Pnbblg, Ariz. Stat pinned Lee Hall, Pittsburgh 191 Al Rozman, Western State defeated Marvin Kizerian, Utah, 10-Dan Per nat, Wisconsin, defeated Gary Lowham, Wyoming, by default Utah Heavyweight Bob Broughton, State, defeated Bob Billberg, Morehead State Russet Winer, OKI. State, feeted Ron Wright, Wyoming, 0 Keane expressed his secret fears about Mantle to a trio of newspapermen who caught him at a late hour. The dispatch said Keane admitted his coaches objected to shifting Mantle or at least the announcement that it was imminent. Keane in Panic Keane owed it to all to call a general (team) meeting and exKing plain his trepidation, wrote. Instead, he panicked and pinpointed Mantle. King pointed out that Maqtle and Ford "have been close friends for a long time. Wednes Banquet Slated For Cavemen Special to The Tribune A banAMERICAN FORK quet hononng the American Fork High School basketball team will be held Fnday, March 26, in the American Fork High School lunch room. 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