| Show rVV l 22 The Salt Lake Tribane Saturday Slay ‘ ' y r New Mexico Speedster Smashes Loop Record 220-yar- FIELD events will begin at 1:30 pm Saturday with the track events slated to begin at 2 pm Nothing but finals are left for Saturday But while New Mexico was hailing Howard the Cougars of BYU were getting three out of the six places in the finals in both the 220 and 880 a pair of the six places in the hundred and came up with a finalist in both hurdle races Not only that but Glade Nixon of BYU was leading the broad jump at 24 feet 2 inches and of course the mile are expected to and be virtually intrafnural events for the Cougars So the hances are as dim as a bulb that any team but BYU will win the championship And If the Cats do it It will be their fifth in a row under Coach Clarence Robison e sprints loom as the races of the day with Denver’s Paul Collins coasting through a 97 hundred and 21 flat furlong He will be pushed in the finals by defending champion Fred McCoy of Colorado State and BYU’s Alton Thyger-soand it would not be surprising to see a photo finish in both dashes Howard probably will take The Lobos Snare & Dale - y‘ HE APPEARS to be most highly capable of turning the lap in less than the 476 Skyline record as it is now on the books His 22 4 mark in the lows compares favorably with the world record of 221 and the American collegiate record of 22 2 As could be expected he ran his- - record breaking race with no one within yelling dis tance of him This marks his third big record of the year He broke both the Kansas Relays and the Fresno Relays record in r hurdles this the —r 4 i n year I BYU’s A two-mil- Ih e The field event trials turned out to be tuneups as scratches left the field so thin that Dick Howard Skyline’s low hurdle Breaks mark Glade Nixon of BYU gives it the big try as he leaps and takes over the lead in the Skyline broad jump 24-- everyone who entered qualified in the shot discus Javelin 21-- 0 and broad jump High jumpers and pole vaulters didn’t have to suit up Friday Weather— rain and wind — threatened the trials for a By Associated Pres The Utes pounced on three short time Friday but after a half hour delay it was calm LARAMIE WYO May 22— Wyoming pitchers for 17 hits and clear and better than aver The University of Utah Red and pailajed six Cowboy erskins walloped Wjoming 21 0 rors into a walkaway age weather for a meet Result! of trials Friday in the first game of 440 — (two qualify in each heatv I tab scored fhe runs in first heat Jon Johnson Utah Rollia the Skyline Conference base the first Inning and added Anderson BYU 49 Second heat ball championship plajoffs Dale Lone BYU Dick Howard New six more In the second Gran-boi- s 4 Past Pokes F or Lead in Skyline Playoff Utes Race Frida? s Results Ne 1 singles— Joe Cowley (U) del Art Hagan (CSU) 6--0 0 Don Shirk (D) del Mike Hogarty (M) 10-- 8-- 2 Tom Chivington (W) del Harold 2 M Jack Turley (BYU) del Fred WilUama Kennedy (NM) Semifinals— Cowley (USU) 6--2 6--4 8--4 0 def Shirk Kennedy def 1 Chivington Ne f stories— Wayne Pearce (U) def Craig Shuler (CSU) 6 2 64) Pal Florentine (W def Ralph Christen0 sen (USU) Richard Dixon (BYU) def EU McCullough (NM) 84 7 9 2 Pepe Casthenet (D) def Dick Darling (M) 64 1 Semifinals 0 61 —Pearce def Florentine 0 8 2 Casthenet def Dixon Ne 8 singles— Hy Saunders (U) def Don Stimmel (CSU) 5 Steve Sanches (NM) def Thayne Smedley 1 (USU) 8--1 Gary Crandall (BYU) 3 def lies Holmes (W) 64 Gary Spitzer (D def Steve Kirk (Mk 1 Semifinals— Saunders def 1 Sanchez Other semifinals not completed Ne 4 stories— Steve Morgan (U) 1 def Will Aldrich (CSU) 6 0 Charles Rutz (NM) def John Love (M) 6 2 6 2 Maury Ballif (BYU) def Bob Bruner W) 6 3 6 2 Vic Rubackls (D) def Richard Harris 3 6 2 Semifinals— Morgan (USU) def Rutz 6 2 6 2 Rubackls def 3 57 3 Ballif No I doubles — Joe Cowley Whyne Pearce U) def Rick Warner Craig Schuler (CSU)r 64 6 2 Don Shirk-Pep- e Casthenet (D) def Mike Ho 3 6 garty-Joh- n 3 Love M) W Tom Chivington Pat Florentine def Richard Dixon Harold Turley Christensen f liams-Raip6-- 78 y a (USU) e ll 8--3 8-- 3 9-- 7 ton that makes all Th WALL TENTS thra trialaia LlftiE CF FULL 159 MERCURY oroet Sown-l- n Ory flnlah Outboard Motors an hood Roar All floor apaco room uaooblo Biggest floor tono Rob lfffi WATER am 9 domination of the distances with Gary Griffeth and Matti Raty in the mile and two mile was increased when Dean Lundell Alex Cowan and Leon S m u i n copped three out of the Six spots in the finals of the 880 It would not be impossible for the Cougars to score something like 25 points in the 880 mile and a tremendous edge in three events Ballif Gary Crsndall-Msur(BYU) def EU McCuJiouah-ChorleRutz (NM) 61 62 Gary Spitzer Vic Rubackis (D) def Dick Darling 64 Bob Nearentk (M) 63 62 Ne t ioables — Hy Saunders-Stev9 Hagan-WiTeam aeeres: Utah 10 Denv Morgan (U) def Art Aldrich (CSU) Thayne New Mexico 6 BYU 4 Wyoming 3O 1 State def Colorado Richard State Utah Harris (USU) Smedley Lee Holmas-Bo- b Bruner W) 44 Montana 0 84 Jack Kennedy (BYU) 0 3--8 Steve Sanchez (NM) def Fred WU University of Utah’i powerful tennis squad took a one point lead over Denver in the fust day’s action of the Skyline Conference meet on the Ute courts Friday The Utes led the pack with 10 points Denver was second with 9 New Mexico was In third with 5 BYU fourth with 4 Wyoming fifth with 3 Utah State sixth with 1 and Colorado State and Montana failed to win a point Saturday's matches begin at X Tradt-lns- j Also see our new UNIGLASS 90ATS new on display wi SKIS 4-L- VIRGIN DACRON B Marina laminate Sleeping Bag banana shaped 0 Reg " $32S0 NOW ’19 95 TOW ROPES nee 1 7 ft 7) 34 50 PLUS FREE la Winningor Rag la Winningor SLEEPING BAG B calaclou Larga olio Dbl air maltreat packet $1 A93 for doubla bog GOLF IRONS Rag rag $1200 rubbarixad fabric ixa air mattrat with abova full bog 6-L- Wilton Sat of aix Wilion Sot of flva boo Ooublo A 1116 (it floats) Polyethelene lib test Htivy duck cover 2 air Full sinner mattress nockaia for Virgin - 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