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Show Liechtensteins Frommelt Wins World Cup Slalom United Press International year of intense training finally paid off for Liechtenstein's Paul Frommelt Sunday and helped him to victory in a mens World Cup slalom race in Kitzbuehel, Austria. The bearded Frommelt, 28, last won a World Cup slalom five years ago at Oberstaufen, West Germany. But his vow a year ago to bear down in practice was rewarded through two runs of a Wilder Kaiser course flagged with 68 gates for morning and afternoon runs. "It was a long time between wins, Frommelt said after the race. I pledged last season to change my training, to become proficient with softer courses as well as the hard, icy ones I usually did well on." Frommelt set the mornings -fastest clocking in heavy snow packed with moisture. He was also boosted by the disqualification of first-ruleader Rok Petrovic of Yugoslavia, who straddled a gate, but completed the run. Frommelt attacked with his usual determination on the afternoon run to score a winning aggregate of one minute, 42.13 seconds, nipping Swedish veteran Ingemar Stenmark by just over a full second. Second-place- d Stenmark, who World Cup sla 80th historic an gained Tbe Salt Lake Tribune, Ute Skiers Using Right Wax in Classroom By Craig Hansell Tribune Sports Writer At a time when National Collegiate Athletic Association officials are taking a serious look at the scholastic Liechtenstein and Austrian Dietmar Koehlbichler tied for third with 1 43 62, followed by No 5 Paolo De Chiesa of Italy (1 43 87). Sixth was Austria's Guenther Mader at 1 43 95 and seventh was Klaus Heidegger of Figini. r, 2:15.84. Maria Walliser of Switzerland, who fell on her second run, leads the overall World Cup standings with 172 points followed by fellow Swiss Erika Hess with 164 points and Schneider with 150. Hess finished fourth Sunday. Tamara McKinney of Squaw Valley, Calif., finished sixth. Anne-Chant- Snowbirds New Sister City Quen of Swiss Ski Resorts looked for a heart and thats exactly said what we found at Snowbird, Perrig, the leader of the Swiss tourist delegation. You know Dick Bass. His was the largest family to climb the Matterhorn and he even got his marriage Tribune Staff Photo Craig Hansell University of Utah junior posted seven-memb- blessed in Requiring the SAT or ACT of foreigners could be compared with requiring a test in Sanskrit for the average college professor. There is also some debate about Miller said the tests validity for some seghis skiers comments of the American piled a 3 21 population avgrade point Miller said the recent NCAA erage for the Pat Miller decision to only require Division I men and 3 28 for the women during autumn schools to field teams in six sports (down from eight) could also be a juquarter. Led by nior Andrea Trepp and freshman problem for small sports at some both with colleges Henrik Smith-Meye"Upgrading of academics is a quarters, Miller's skiers the recorded move," Miller said. "We highest good probably GPA of any Ute athletic team and Utah stress academics. For once I think the de- the Utes boast as much scholastic gree will be depth as athletic. earned." chamNCAA slalom Defending Miller is not pion Jeff Durtschi, a junior from one to gloat Portland, Ore , compiled a 3 88 over the sucGPA in finance during fall quarGre-v- y cesses of his ter. Freshman athletes and earned a 3 93 in business and freshman Hans Martin Sjulstad a said, "Winter 3 80 in quarter could engineering. be a different on the cloud a does see Miller story, he said horizon for the proposed NCAA Andrea Trepp about the quarHeretofore foreign regulations. ter when his skiers will spend the athletes have been exempted from taking the ACT or SAT tests most time competing. Now, if the Utes can just do as before attending American colon the slopes as the classwell were If tests the required, leges. some of the foreign freshmen who room, Miller will really be smils GPA in autumn earned ing after the NCAA Ski Champiquarter may have never been al onships in March. Utah Ski Coach Pat Miller cans smile. Schnieder clocked an aggregate time of 2 minutes, 14 53 seconds, ahead of Gergs 2 15 45 and Figinis Special to The Tribune The long expected SNOWBIRD announcement finally was made here Sunday night when Snowbirds Swiss vice president Rene Meyer and Amade Perrig concluded a sister-cit- y relationship between this Little Cottonwood Canyon resort and Zermat, Switzerland. The agreement includes exchange of personnnel as well as cooperative marketing and promotion and favorable travel packages. In its 100 years as a ski resort, Zermat has grown to 20,000 beds, 10 trams, three gondolas and 20 chair lifts. Zermat is what the world thinks when it thinks of Swiss skiing. We Swiss, especially mountain We people, are very narrow-minde- athletes, University of Womens World Cup: In Oberstaufen, West Germany, Switzerland's Vreni Schneider braved a rain soaked course and difficult conditions to win her second straight giant slalom in a womens World Cup race The skimmed through the Alpsee course in southern Germany to win by more than a second over West Germanys Michaela Gerg. Third was Switzerlands n lowed to attend college in this country. "Requiring the ACT or SAT of all in coming freshmen could put foreign athletes in a bind and that would hurt collegiate skiing," Miller said achievements (1 44 22). second- D5 Coach Hopes Good Grades Carry to Slopes lom victory last month in Italy, could only watch helplessly as Frommelt bettered his total time of 1 43 14 Andreas Wenzel of A Monday, January 20, 1986 Zermat. Especially today, when we went over the ridge to Alta, Snowbird looks very much like Switzerland. We ski but what we dont have and what our sister city is that fluffy, beautiful powhas der, Perrig said. Bass shared Sundays festivities with Ted and Wilma Johnson, who first brought Bass up Little Cottonwood Canyon on a fall day in 1969 and the rest is history. year-roun- Henrik 4.0 Smith-Meye- r fall quarter grade average. OFFENSE-DEFENS- I 2 I y coupon of for the price TOP SIRLOIN STEAK DINNER at OR TERIYAKI STEAK DINNER Buy one Top Sirloin Steak Dinner or Teriyaki Steak Dinner at the menu price, and receive a second Top Sirloin Steak Dinner or Teriyaki Steak Dinner absolutelv FREE. COUPON OOOO 1HBOUOH iat., UN. as TROLLEY SQUARE F, SAT. til 11 Closed Sunday SuggMlad Call S 530-109- 9 O Cb E eootbaulKcamr I Enc UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY JUNE 16 21 RESIDENT PROS: Rulon Jones, Eric Hippie, Darrin Nelson, Jim Hough, Steve Watson, Terry Jackson and E.J. 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