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Show 0 The Salt lake Tribune, TrUay, April 2, 12C3 ' Utah Skiers Race at MOTORING PUBLIC GILLETTE Special to The ribune SUN .VALLEY Seven young Utah skier six from Sait Lake City and one from Logan were in Sun Valley Thursday preparing for competition which be gins; Friday in the Western States Junior Team Ski Cham- r. GILLETTE mmm MG BARS AEG BOTH pionships. The team, which will compete against teams from eight other Western states, is rated as a tough one, with enough depth to ' . sweep the field. v They are led by Steve Spring-meyer, a Highland High School senior who has hit his pace in recent junior races, and Arlene SANTA MONICA, CALIF. Belnap, another Highland stu- (AP) Manager Charlie Dres-sendent, who was a member of the the Detroit Tigers left Intermountain Junior National team. Others on Team Behind Springmeyer are Jim Shafer, Dave Jenkins and John Frank. All the boys except Frank ski for the Alpine Training School. Frank is from the Utah Racing School. The gals behind Miss Belnap are. Sue Nebeker, another "ATS racer, and Kristi Campbell, o thehospital Thursday firmly believing he has whipped a heart. attack which hit him 4-- 3 ' Ti-ag- Victory days away from his 44th birthday, Warren Spahn helped pitch and bat the New York Mets to a victory over Detroit Thursday. , Spahn 'hurled seven Innings, scattering nine hits and giving up two rons: He also collected two singles, the first driving in two runs inithe Mets four-rU- n . third inning. 4-- 3 - Decisive Tallies First Friday the first event, the downhill, will get under way. For the team standings the times of the three best boys and two best girls will be used. Saturday, the slalom event will be run. Both events will be used to determine the team champion. The boys downhill event will be run from the Gold Sun gate on Baldy Mountain and the gals event, also on Baldy, will begin at the Springboard. An apparent mixup In getting applications to the Utah team members almos- t- caused the team to miss the event. The applications didnt arrive In Utah .until Monday, and ah tached was a note saying they (the race committee in Sun Valley) ; hadnt known just who to send them to. . The, runs that scored bn the southpaws single were the last two of the inning and proved to be the decisive tollies. Another perennial loss,, the Washington Senators, bombed Kansas City 11-Joe Cunningham clouted a grand slam homer in the second after Willie Kirkland slammed a three-ru- n Special to The Tribune homer in the first. Kirkland also PROVO Bngham Young singled across a pair in the secUniversity opened their, home ond, season tennis play Thursday by A nine-ru- n outburst in toe sevstopping the Wyoming Cowboys, enth inning brought toe Chicago White Sox an 11-- 9 triumph over Louis. Tom McCraw and St. The only Cougar to be defeated was Don Lowe who lost after Floyd Robinson each rapped two singles in the inning while going from 1 in the final set to Danny Cater drove in two runs to Jaime Collaco. with a double. The doubles team ofHarvey Bottleson - Terry Ehlers found Reds Win s the Wyoming duet of Bill McCool, Gerry Arrigo and trying In the final set, Ted Davidson scattered nine but managed to get past them, hits in Cincinnatis 0 decision over Minnesota. Vada Pinson Wyoming will now travel to homered for, the Reds. Salt Lake to meet the University Three Pittsburgh pitchers also of Utah. shared a shutout, a 0 triumph Simles J1m Collaco (W) df. Don over Baltimore. The Orioles got Bill Fort 'BYU Low (BYU) Harvey just six hits off Tom Butters, Oof. Jim Bacon (W) W Bottleson (BYU) dot. Joe Adams 34, 40; Jon Plorce (BYU) def. Stein Tom Sisk and Steve Blass. Ossie (BYU) Ehlers 44); Terry Owre (W) knocked across four Pi; CarlM Virgil def. Kent Laueon (W) Sendel (BYU) def. Gary Einspahr (W) rate runs with a triple and a single. (BYU) def. Double Fort s Beat Phils Cougars Nab Tennis Duel 8-- L 4-- 7-- Owre-Adam- 4-- 9-- 7-- 4. : WANTED 1 EXPERIENCED BRAND NEW FULL TREADS Camp of Arm X-Ra-ys o Twenty-tw- non-sto- Downhill Koufax For By The Associated Press 1 three weeks ago. i And hi typical' Dressen . fashion, -- in his first 'session with sports writers since the attack, he declared: . The Yankees can be had." The interview, by hospital orders, was brief. It was held in Dressen s crowded room just Ski Club, Logan. before he left for home, and The young racers participated pressen managed to get a lot downp said before the nurse shooed Thursday in the hill trials with the teams from everyone out. Idaho, California, Washington, Wyoming, Nevada, Montana, Colorado and New Mexico. PRICES ARE TURNED LOOSE Charlie Dressen Spahn Hurls Scares L.A. Dodgers Quits Hospital Mets to . Leaves BUY NOW against Philadelphia. Los Angeles Dodgers reKoufax had made five exhibiceived a scare Thursday as star tion appearances this spring and Sandy Koufax left had a respectable 3.00 earned toe spring training base here run average, in 30 innings. and flew to Los Angeles for exComplete Games amination for swelling and stiffHe had pitched ness iu his pitching elbow. complete games against Detroit and toe The Dodgers sent the strikeout king to be exam- Chicago White Sox in his last ined by Dr., Robert Kerlan, the two outings. He allowed the Tigers four hits and struck out five. orthopedic speicalist who treated Koufax last August when he Tuesday, he gave up four hits was sidelined for the balance of against toe White Sox and toe season with an elbow injury. struck out 10. In between those two perforStiff and Swollen mances, trainer Wayne Ander"Sandy came to me this son said Koufaxs arpi appeared morning and said he was worried because his arm was stiff to be in the best shape' it had and swollen, said Dodger Gen- been in for two years. This is the third time in the eral Manager E. J. Buzzie i. We phoned Dr, Kerlan last four years that misfortune and he advised Sandy to fly to has hit Koufax. In 1962, he had Los Angeles. Dr. Kerlan wants a 14-- 4 record in mid-Jul- y only to to take of the elbow Fri- be sidelined by circulatory trouble in the index finger of his day and compare them with " ' he took last year. pitchinghand. If everything is all right, Sandy hopes to be back here within 24 hours. NAUGAHYDE Bevasi said the development was a bitter disappointment to MILL ENDS toe Dodgers. , ALL . 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