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Show TEST RUN, Friday, March 31, 1967 67 Grid Schedule Set D11S Consolation Crown Is Won by DPG All-Sta- rs hasketltall team captured the consolaThe Dugway tournament held at Helper last tion championship of a week. The tournament was sponsored hy the Helper Kiwanis Club. . The Dugway team, coached bv Manny Rojas, lost to Wend-- f in the first over Motel, round of the tournament, but 'came back to take wins over The Dugway Intramural Voland Chucks Phannacy (75-6the to win League got underway on leyball Carbon Cate (5654) . Tuesday night and will continue consolation title. until May 25. ' John Southwick and Thomas Games will Ire played three the to named were 'OMalley team from Dugway. nights a week. Tuesday, WednesSouthwick scored 65 points in day and Thursday, and there the three tourney games, while will be three games each night. The seven clubs entered in ''O'Malley had 47. Southwick had the Motel of Wendover league include two Civilian 22 against teams. Headquarters Company, Salt Lake, while O'Malley added CBR, Medical Detachment, the 17. Southwick fired in 28, O'Mai ' 83111 MP Platoon and the Offi- -' hit 18 had and 19 Doug Byrd ley Mess.-macin the tilt against Chucks Phar-- cers Open of Price. In the final game, Joe Robinson led the Dugway team with 20 while Southwick had 15 to down Cate Carbon of Price. Southwick sank four free throws in the final 10 seconds to clinch the win for Dugway. Wendover Motel won the championship defeating Levin's Insurance Company of Provo in the title game. The Price Job Corps won the sportsmanship trophy. Other local men playing on the team included Dennis Ward, ( Bryon Ward, Joe Janetski, Darwin Webb, Ed Kwiatkowski and Roy Ritchie. all-st- ar Volleyball Loop Gels Underway 93-6- 1 4) 1 Dick Raben, head football coach at Dugway High School, has announced the Mustangs grid schedule for this fall. The Mustangs will play an schedule beginning on September 19 and ending on November 3. The slate includes four home games and four games on the The schedule is as follows: September 19 - Juab (away) September 22 - Wasatch (home) September 29 - Crantsville (away) October 4 - North Summit (home) October 13 - Wasatch Academy ,Hole-in-On- e (home) WITH WARMER AND CLEARER WEATHER beginning to sneak its way into the picture, A of workDugways golf experts turn their attention to the greens and the fairways. couple Course. Memorial Skul for the new frank above a men are pictured driving range preparing links. rounds around their the been have making spotted already Many golfers d BUNTS AND BOUNCES by PFC Garry Ballard The United States Military Academy basketball players followed ip the Cadet football players tracks this season in topping arch-rivNavy cm the hardwoods. The Army football team won handily over the Midshipmen on the gridiron last foil in the annual clash. The Cadet cagers made it two sports in a row over Navy with a 64-5- 4 win on February 25 in their only meeting on the hardwoods this season. THE VICTORY ended Armys basketball schedule for the season. The Cadets, under Coach Bob Knight, completed the year with a 13-- 8 record, not quite as impressive as last seasons 18-- 8 al 0 mark. T COLONEL JOSEPH J. FRASER, JR, is pictured above with officers of the Dugway Rod and Gun Club, as they proudly display a certificate of affiliation with the National Rifle AssociaTom See, tion. From left to right are. Bill Lidholm, treasurer; Larry Nygren, officer. executive Don and Don Colonel Johnson, Paul, Fraser; secretary; president; t; Bryan Bush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bush of 382 West First Avenue, became the first ' Dugway golfer to score a hole- this season at the Frank ' Skull Memorial Golf Course. Bush, a senior at Dugway High School, scored his ace on hole ' number four, about a d shot. Bush is a member of the ehigh school golf and tennis teams. in-o- ne 140-yar- CREAM Dugway Riders Dugway Proving Grounds pistol team competed in the Southland Pistol Tournament in San Diego, California, on March 4 and 5. Team members who participated were 1LT Paul Basan, 1LT Gary Murphy, SGM Gerald Seifer and SP4 Gordon Spellman. THE LOCAL pistolmen placed in all three classes of weapons in the tourney. Dugway marks-- ! men finished second in both the SADDLE ' .38 and competitions and placed third in the division. The local men fired in the sharpshooter division of the tournament. Other divisions were marksman and expert. The pistol tournament was held at the San Diego Police Revolver Range. About 15 civi-- 1 ban and military teams, including one from Sixth Army, were entered in the event. The local team fired a 2700 match in precision and timed firing. A 2700 match is the maximum possible score with the 3 Delicious! ' Plenty of pleasure in the wearing. The two tones of creamy white and dark tan are so fresh they'll go with any Fall colors. Red rubber sport soles and heels add a colorful touch and mean plenty of long wear for ' any sweet little dish! Budget-price- tool SMRSSST BROGUE full-tim- ing that he had been called to serve two years of active duty with the Army. Murcer, who was married last October, was originally classified and couldnt get into any programs. He was inducted on March 6. ANOTHER YANKEE prospect, Frank Fernandez, a highly-toute- d rookie catcher, was also called to active duty in the Army. He is at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, instead of Ft. Lauderdale. On the other hand, a couple of teams, the New York Mets and the Minnesota Twins, have received good news about a couple of their military eligible youngsters. On the eve of spring training, the Mets got the good word that pitcher Tug XlcCraw has been discharged from the Marines. Craig Nettles, rookie second-basemfor the Twins, has been reclassified F by a Selective Service induction board. Nettles has since reported for the Twins spring training camp. Plan Party The Skull Valley Riders have recently announced plans for a party to be held April 1 at 8 p.m. at the Legion Hall in Fries Park. The party will have a western theme with the Rhythm Masters", headed by Tom Fonville of Dugway, playing for die affair. Dress for the party will be casual or western for adults only. Tickets are being sold by club members for 1 per person. Refreshments will be served and western door prizes will be Windshield Cracked? m BRADSHAW th Loaded with money problems? 4-- e Lewis Hack" Wilson holds the high for the most runs batted in in one season with a total of 190. Wilson set his record during the 1930 season with the Chicago Cubs in the National League. He also led the league in home runs that season s. with 56 Since then, the highest total in the National League was 154 by Joe Ducky Medwick of the St. Louis Cardinals in 1937 and 153 by Tommy Davis of the Lo& Angeles Pqdgers in 1962. New York .Yankee great Lou Gehrig holds the American given away. Don Nipp, chairman of League record Vith' 184 during the' 1931- season, the entertainment committee, has Detroits Hank Green burg batted in 183 in 1937 and Jimmy Foxx stated that the 36 member club of Boston drove in 175 in 1938 for the highest totals since Gehrigs has invited other riding chibs in mark. the area to attend the party. The Skull Valley Riders are Fredrick Merkle of the 1918 Chicago Cubs drove in 71 runs now organizing their summer prod low for number of that year to establish the e and information more on to win the league crown. Henry Hi Myers drove in 72 the folgram weapons. SPECIALIST Spellman, firing planned activities will be releas- lowing season for the Brooklyn Dodgers. The low in the American in the sharpshooter division, ed at a later date. League is shared by Philadelphias George Bums and Detroit's Robert Veach. They both drove in 74 runs during the 1918 season. placed second in the international match which includes precision When you have a money need, youre welcome Former New York Yankee great Joe Gordon was named the and timed firing. Sergeant Major to see the military loan counsellor at the American Leagues most valuable player during the 1942 season, Seifer also captured individual HFC office nearest your base. Hes trained , but he also held several other unusual distinctions that year. Gor- -. honors, placing second in timed, and serve to don led the AL in most errors, in being struck out the most times, satisfy rapid and aggregate firing in the ChU in hitting into the most double plays and yet was still named the the money needs of expert division. VmM MVP. The team left Dugway yester, servicemen like you. Coach Roy 'Ritchies Dugway leagues It just 'goes to prove that your strong points can overcome day with their hardware to attend High School tennis team returns So unload your SIN another match in San Diego. They five lettermen this your wed; points! and spring money problems 5N are also entered in a big match things look bright for the MusINS with a loan from A catcher has never been able to win the batting championin San Diego in May. In the tang netters in Region Five play. 25N has the The American League. HFC Household now gone through months ahead, the pistol team league The five lettermen composing ship in MM Finance. hopes to participate in state the DHS tennis team are seniors 66 consecutive years since its founding without a catcher as the A tat paymtnla taM principal and dmtn 1967 will be the season! matches in Idaho, California, and Gary McIntosh and Bryan Bush, batting champion. Maybe prmidint all paymcnti art made an cclndttlt. Nevada, as well as Utah. juniors Craig Geeriings and Clyde Although commonly known as a Canadian sport, hockey is Rassmussen and sophomore Ted more predominantly played in the United States. At least this is McIntosh. Washington State College is The five veteran netters will true by professional standards, as there are more pro teams in the located in Pullman, Washington, lead Dugway into six Region Five U.S. than in Canada. at an elevation of 200 feet matches beginning April 11 at St. Marks High in Salt Lake Sugar can be obtained from al"Coybotation, City. The matches this year will most every green plant. The Indians themselves did not 3600 madt iy include four singles and one refer to their future state as the FINANCE CORPORATION HOUSEHOLD OF UTAH doubles. All matches will begin The Each month, 1,000 ships sail happy hunting grounds. 3 p.m. at from New York Harbor. name was given by the white man St! PHONE: 328-42- 81 The Mustang schedule includes: to the place where Indians go 160 11 - St. Marks (there) . April The Atomic Energy CommisThe Dugway Proving Cround after death. . 18 - Crantsville (here) sion exploded the first hydrogen April post rifle team picked up four bomb at Eniwetok on November April 20 South Summit (There) individual awards last weekend - St. Marks (here) 25 April I, 1952. at the Utah High Power Rifle May 2 - Crantsville (there) 4 - South Summit (here) Warmups at Fort Douglas. May The largest land animal of PFC Bruce Basset of the 65th. 12 Five Match at Region the South American jungle is the May MP Platoon captured two awards Liberty Park in Salt Lake. tapir. for the local team as he won the World's First and Only Tiro That Takas Thraa rapid fire aggregate and the 200 Precautions For Your Driving Safoty yard standing slow fire, Ixith in the marksman division. SAFETY SIPWG SAFETY DISK GRIP SAFETY SHOULDERS SP5 Richard Downer won the 600 yard slow fire in the marksman division and SSG William FULL McBride took the rapid fire in the expert division. SETS The riflemen firing in the event were handicapped bv cool OP temperatures, dipping as low as 31 degrees. Other local men in FOUR the event were SP6 James Arwine. CPT Gordon Roselle and SGT TIRES James Majury. for re it The draft is cutting deeply into the professional careers of several major league baseball stars this season. Probably the hardest hit of the pro teams is the New York Yankees. The Yanks were counting heavily oil Bobby Murcer, who e for the was all set to take over the shortstop position New Yorkers. Murcer was notified after reporting for spring trainI-- Y Pistol Team Returns From San Diego Tourney n CARAMEL meet at Crantsville. tional The Mustangs have been entered in four meets this spring April 21 or 22 - Possible meet here and Coach Walden Gurney is April 29 - BYU Invitational at hoping to schedule a home meet May 10 - Region Five meet South Summit High also. After the Crantsville meet, the Mustangs will enter the Snow Invitational and the BYU Invita-- ( tional, before getting into the Region Five meet. CURNEY HAS five letter-me- n returning from which to build his track hopes this year. The five lettermen are Lee Critchlow, Tom Reeder, Kay Neilson, Bruce McCullough and Roger Out ram. Critchlow and Reeder are slated to run in the 106yard dash and the 220-yardash, along with Jim Jefferies and Stan Sur. Running in the 440 and the 880 are Mick Alg, Steve Wallace, Neilson, McCullough and John McBride. Milers include McCullough, McBride and Mark Earlewine. Running in the hurdle .events will be Stan Sur in the lows, while Gene McClure and Dave Palmer will run the highs. WE'Li MAKE IT THROWING THE shot put for Dugways thinclads will lie FACTORY NEW" llci-reTerry Foote, Palmer, Mark COMPLETE STOCK and Allen Smith. The discus will be tossed by Dennis Lowe, INSTALLED Critchlow and Outturn. Lowe, Your Convenience At Critchlow and Mike Golden will throw the javelin. Right now, Critchlow is the only pole vaulter listed on the team, while Golden and Craig Geeriings will participate in the AUTO PARTS high jump. The broad jump will 50 N. Main, Tooele find Sur, Lowe, and Ken Bixby in action. . October 20'- - Park City (away) October 27 - South Summit (home) November 3 - Morgan (away) JZU-- Bush Records all-tim- round-tripper- n all-tim- Get a loan from Household Finance runs-batte- DHS Netters get Schedule I DPG Riflemen Notch Awards imoxiS ! 24 North Mala The DHS track schedule is as follows: April 7 - At Crantsville April 15 Snow College Invita- Dugway High Schools cinder men open their 1967 spring track schedule April 7 in a three-wa- y road. 0 - - ' .V Mustang Thinclads Set To Open On April 7 South Main ARfilSTRQHG CORtfNET t Bringing your horse in from posture? 2(X)-ya- rd ITS 0. 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