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Show mi; Dixia FOUR o uii Outcasts Grab Honors Rebel Traclisters Take CSU Meet Dixie Commands Top Spot Flyers Hetmen Score Wins, Losses at In !CAC BYU J,ast Friday, April 22, Dixie High School had three entries on the Tennis Courts at the BYU Invita-iona- l meet. These boys, Ned F'oremaster and Garth ifickett, are all .luniors and were ticre for the most part to get valuable experience experience that tan help them through the Region and State meets later in May. Baseball Struggle The. Dixie College Rebels edged the College of Southern Utah Saturday to walk off with the CSU Invitational meet. The Rebel thinclads garnered 90 points compared to 87 for CSU.Mesa Junior College, Grand Junetion, Colo., was third with 62 points, and Snow College fourth 3-- with 49 points. The results: Shotput Shakespeare, CSU; La Frambois Snow; Dennison, Dixie; Dutton. Dixie; Summers CSU; 42 1 880-yar- The AMS bowling tournament winners were announced last week with the Outcasts, captained by Rex Bryan, taking top honors 'in the final league playoff as well as individual averages. In a playoff with the second-halwinners, the Livin Lobbers, Leon Webb captain, the Casts proved their superiority. High individual Dixie bowlers were Paul Bingham (178 average in 30 games), Rex Bryan (170 average in 30 games), and Craig Hirschi ( i 69 in 15 games). Members of the winning Outcast pin squad in addition to Bryan were P'1ul Bingham, Jack Tobler, N il Wse. and Joe Ahlin. The Lolbcrs are Webb, Ron Neil Anderton. Dennis Thom-and George Markovich. A trophy will be presented the champs in the near future by a Dixie Bowl official, according to Le.rrv Harmon, AMS President, and Rex Bryan, league secretary. f p t, two-hitte- New Ashby was the only Dixie the singles. He played Nielson of Manti. Ashby lost 1st 2nd set and 3rd set set ? ; d 5-- 0 6-- Ashbys only comment, "It sure was cold!" 5-- Newly Elected Officers To y Attend Regional Meeting 5-- 2 Howard F'oremaster and Garth Pickett entered the doubles. 'I hey 2nd played: B Y High: 1st set set ; 2nd Wasatch: 1st set Manti: 1st set set 2nd set 440-yar- d Ray-lan- d 6-- 6-- studentbody officers for and 60 and the newly elected officers for 60 and 61 will attend the Utah regional meeting of the National Student Association at Cedar City on May 7. Upon special invitation from host school, CSU. the Dixie delegates will join with member delegates 3 5 Dixie; Beck Snow; Reber, Dixie. from other Utah colleges to evalu:15.8. ate the worth of the National Studash Nielson, Snow, dent Association. Other schools in 5 7 Miles, Dixie: Hill Snow; tied for 2 5 attendance will be BYU, U of U, second; Jackson, CSU; Conway, CSU, Snow, Weber and USU. Dixie 2:04.4. Dixie 59 100-ar- d 2-- 120-vnr- For the IVst in Hamburgers and Shakes in West St. George 1 Dixie 0 0 0 0 2 1 Second Game CSU Dixie 0 0 0 0 0 1 880-yar- 4 1 0 0 0 1 Southern Division ICAC Baseball Standings Visit the W Dairy Freei - j wi-.- double-heade- entry in : j Durant McArthur ft. I in. Coach Sarkis Arslanian's diamond Discus Blumberg, Mesa; Dennir crew split a Dixie; Matheson CSU; Peterson, CSU on the local field Friday. The son; Snow; Taylor, Snow, 127 ft. one (the Rebs won the first in. 7 axe game) as George Talbot spun a Broad Jump Tobler, Dixie: Sta- Max Jones was the haCSU; Heaton. CSU; Wilkes, heli, ting star as he blasted a triple and Dixie; Hanson. Snow, 20 ft. 9 in. and in runs, two a double, drove relay CSU (Talbot, scored a run, thus accounting for Swenson, Anderson; Dixie, Heaton, CSUs runs. all Dixies major Mesa, 1:32. league pitching prospect, Gary AnMile run Miles, Dixie McAdam, derson, was the victim of Jones Mesa; Smith, CSU; Shields Dixie now outburst. The winner, Talbot, Dillon. Mesa, 4:58.3. has a league record. High jump Beck, Snow, BenAnderson regained his poise in nett, Mesa; Newton, Mesa, Wilkes, tie for second; the second game and pitched his Dixie; three-wateam to a victory. Dixie hurler. Tobler, Dixie, 5 ft. 10 in. dash Bryan, Dixie; Bill Kovalavich was the loser, a Evans Dixie; Morzeieski, Mesa: victim of his own wildness. Jensen provided Dixie with a Harmon, Snow; McCormick, CSU, run in the second game by blasting :53. dash Anderson, CSU; the days only home run, a shot that carried over the centerfield Talbot, CSU; Anderson, Dixie: fence. Sturzencegcr. Dixie; S wen sen. CSU. :9.8. First Game R H high hurdles Cotton, 1 2 Mesa; Wilkes, Dixie: 0 0 0 0 0 CSU Anderton. By Ash-Howar- d : In AMS Bowling League Dixie Carbon CSU Snow t 7 5 6 0 d d 220-yar- d dash Anderson, CSU; Pet. GB Talbot, CSU; Anderson. Dixie, tied for fourth Archer, Mesa; Daniels, .700 :22.2. .625 1 Mesa, Two-mil- e run McAdams, Mesa; 1 .600 Shields Dixie: Dilion. Mesa; 6 .000 CSU; Brown, Dixie, 11:22.6. 220-yarlow hurdles Cotton, Mesa; Wilkes, Dixie; Reber, Dixie; Anderton, Dixie; Beck. Snow. :26.2! Mile relay Snow, Dixie, Mesa. 3:33.4. Six Dixie College Students Called To Serve Mlssiosn Col-ledg- e, Six Set.' New Stock of Wilson Sporting Supplies to the Baseball Equipment I Picketts For Finest in Watches and Diamonds. Hamilton, Elgin, Wyler ' Milne Jewelry i i i i ; y Samsonite Stroamlite Luggage Youll Love the New Low Prices McArthur Count the Screws and Your Purchase Snow's Furniture Dixie College students re- ceived calls for LDS missions in a flurry of excitement last Friday. All will leave during the next two or three months. The Elders and their calls are: Kent Meeks, England; Bob Pickett, Brent Crosby, Central Letter Editor Argentina; Atlantic States; George Talbot, Dear Editor: Northern States: Jon Green, West Last weeks big election cam- Germany; and Stephen Thompson. paign Jeaves me wondering just California. , what its supposed to be. Juggling, hula hoops, and free punch and cookies may be entertaining, but Dance Concert To Be what do they show of the merits of the candidates involved? Presented May 14 nt Dixie The assembly clari-fethe candidates stands, but durJoan Woodbury and company ing the campaign itself there was will present a dance concert Satlittle clarifying of anything. The urday, May 14 at 8:30 p. m.. herehvpocritical fiction that we can in the Dixie College Auditorium. elect the best to office bv circus Israeli Folk Dance, study, iazz can be blamed largely on the crea- and a demonstration rope of some of the tion of two parties with no parused in techniques and ticular stand on the issues whose modern dance areconcepts part of the tentaonly job appears to be to make tive program. The dancers, who carnival spirit on campus. have either majored or minored in The Deseret News headlined, the art of dance and have studied Elections Make Dixie Look Like with many well known dance artCarnival to which I sav, Amen.1 ists including our own Juan ValenCouldnt we stop election bv zuela are graduates of various unicus? versities, consisting mainly from Ned Ashby BYU and the U of U. d d |