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Show Dugway Proving Ground, Friday, April 14, 1967 1! Baseball's Back I SPAIdUGw I SpAiolti G. BASKETBALLS j TENNIS RACKETS "Pro-Kin- TENNIS j BALLS g" i:. li I ! ,s iji jin Ji.J ;yA i4- Vacuum packed Rtf. 1.69 can Spalding Ipro-KIns-tan- Ai nk Tough, nylon wound "Poet Sot-d tor basketball with cover and tint butyl rubber valve bladdar. doop-pebble- r TOP LEATHER BASEBALL SHOES: I' L- - ? ply 99 nylon itrung, land loathor grip, I .6on of 3 BASEBALL GLOVE SALE! r 1st quality leather gloves for all ages YOUTH MODEL tt Reg. Steel 7.00 Cleat AH Size LITTLE LEAGUE 2 ADULT 4 3 MARLIN .22 CALIBER AUTOMATIC RIFLE SCOPE with ER CANVAS SHOES AS Hi. For ladies Or GfcU DHS Drops Two League Games As Season Opens Dugway High School baseball team dropped its first two games of the season last week, losing the opener to Crantsville, 7-on April 3, and bowing to St. Francis, on April 5. BOTH LOSSES were in Region Five competition. Coach Dick Rabens Mustangs met Tin-tic here yesterday in another Regular 52.50 Including Scope and Mounts Famous Marlin 60 Glenfield fires 19 fast 22 loi rifle shots without reloading . . . jamproof actie walnut finish stock plus 4 power scope and moun Southpaw Teny Foote hurled both games far Dugway. Against Crantsville Foote twirled seven-h- it ball, striking out seven and walking four. Foote limited St. Francis to five hits, fanned 11 and issued only one base on balls. In the opener, Dugway scored both its runs against Crantsville in the first frame. With two out, Dennis Lowe got a base hit and moved to second on a walk to Mike Neito. Lowe and Neito pulled a double steal and scored an Dennis Madsens double to left. CRANTSVILLE CAME right back in the bottom of the first inning to tie the score, 2 as Foote experienced control difficulties. The Cowboys got only one hit in the inning, but took advantage of three walks and two stolen bases to knot the score. Crantsville added three more runs in the second frame, off two hits, two errors, a stolen base and a fielders choice. The Cowboys added another in the fourth on a home run by Didericksen, the shortstop. Crantsville finished die scoring in die fifth with another run. Dugway was led at the plate by Dennis Lowe who collected two hits in three trips. Tom Donnelly, Mike Neito and Dennis Madsen had the other hits. A total of 16 Dugway batters went down via the strikeout route off Grantsvilles Anderson. IN THE game against St. Francis, Dugway tallied both their runs in the fourth inning on base hits by Foote and Neito. St. Francis came back in the bottom of the inning to take a 2 lead with a pair of runs on two hits, and a fielder's choice. St. Francis scared their first two runs in the third frame on a pair pf hits, an error and three stolen 2-- Heads League AFter two weeks of action in the Dugway Proving Ground Intramural Volleyball League, the 65th Military Police Platoon is heading the pack with a 3--1 record. The Officers Open Mess and Civilians Number One are rigfit on the heels of the MP boys, however, with 1 marks each. Headquarters Company is holding down fourth place currently in games through April 6 with a 3--2 slate. Fifth place goes to the Medical Detachment with a 2 record, while CBR and Civilians Number Two are tied for sixth with 3 marks. The only loss on the MP record is a setback at the hands of Civilians Number One on the opening night of play. The MP team has wins over HHC, the Medical Detachment and CBR. The only loss on the Officers slate is to Civilians Two, while wins have come over Civilians One and HHC. Civilians One have lost only to the Officers, while winning over the MPs and Civilians Two. A revised schedule has been made by Welfare and Morale 2-- 1-- Pet. ;750 .667 .667 .600 .333 .250 .250 4-- batter was able No Dugway to pair hits off the slants of BUNTS AND BOUNCES . Dugway Highs track team kicked the lid oil their 1967 schedule last Friday by placing second in a three-schomeet at Crantsville. Crantsville, the host school, took top honors in the meet with a total of 87 points. The Mustang thinclads were second with 5314 points, while Wend-ove-r was third with 2714 points. TODAY DUGWAY? tricksters are entered in another meet at Crantsville with the same three schools. The Mustangs are passing up the Snow College Invitational to make Fridays meet Coach Walden Gurneys Mustangs picked up three first place ribbons in last weeks meet. Speedster Stan Sur took a first place in the high hurdle event with a time of 20.5 Dennis Lowe tossed the javelon 149 feet, 414 inches to tab top honors. The medley relay team, composed of Mick Alg, Mark Earlewine, Bruce McCullough and Tom Reeder, took a first place also. Dave Palmer took two seconds and a fourth. He was second in die high hurdles and the shot put, while finishing fourth in the low hurdles. Sur also picked up two third place finishes in the d dash and the low hurdles. Kay Neilson was second in the d dash with a time of 11-seconds, nipping Sur by one second. Neilson also took a Mcood in the 440 run, while McCullough was second in the mile run. REEDER placed third in the 220 run with a time of 27 seconds flat. Mark Heriem was third in the 880 run, with Earlewine taking fourth. Dennis Madsen placed third in the discus, while Clyde Rassmussen took fourth. The 880 relay team, composed of Reeder, Sur, Neilson and Alg, placed second as did the mile relay team, composed of Steve Wallace, Earlewine, Hereim and Neilson. Dugway did not have anyone to place in the broad jump, higfi jump or pole vault. ol 4-- 2, 2, Mr r lalOOll - 4W FI 2ddwi. I l R- Rtf. 6.60 C Thinclads Win Three Firsts Pistol Team CompetCS ill 100-yar- 100-yar- 8 by PFC Cany Ballard UCLAs Bruins defeated Day-to- n a few weeks back to win the NCAA basketball championship and also complete an unbeaten season with a perfect 30-- 0 record. Coach John Woodens Bruins, with the fabulous Lew Alcindor, became the fourth college team to win the national championship with an undefeated season. The others were Son Francisco in 1955-5North Carolina in 1956-5- 7 and UCLA in 1963-6Two other schools have gone through the season unbeaten only to lose inthe post season tournament. They were Columbia in 1950-5- 1 and Ohio State in 1980-6- UCLA to all three of its national titles. It It It it Only five schools have ever won buck to back NCAA cage crowns. They were Oklahoma A&M in 1945 and 1946, Kentucky in 1948 and 1949, San Francisco in 1955 and 1956, Cincinnati in 1961 and 1962, and lUCLA in 1964 and 1965. 6, 4. 1. . UCLA, which has won the national cage crown three of the last four years, will also be a top contender next winter as four starters and five of the top six men on the team return to action. The Bruins may also be tougher if Edgar Lacy and Mike Lynn, a pair of starters last year, return to action after sitting out this season. An outstanding freshman will also be added to the vanity next season, Steve Patterson (6-8- ). j . Illinois University, Southern top-rank- ed small college power, won the National Invitational Tournament in New York this Uni-- 1 year, defeating Marquette versity in the finals. It was the first NIT title for the Salukis and (recognizes them as a major cage power, despite its small college classification. it It it it St. Johns University of Brooklyn, New York, has won the NIT title more than any other school. The Redmen have won the crown four times, in 1943, 1944, 1959 and 1965. Each year they were coached by Joe Lapchick, now retired. Bradley University holds three NIT titles, in 1957, 1960 and 1964. UCLA was ranked first by both UP1 and AP in weekly polls all season king and then the Bruins made believers out of the skeptics by sweeping the post season tourney with ease. It looks as if theyll do the same thing next season. A pair of Utah schoojs, Brigham Young University and the University of Utah, have also reached the top in the post season cage classics. Utah won the NCAA title in 1944 and the NIT crown in 1947, both coached by Vadal Peterson. BYU has never One more national basketball won the NCAA, but has captur-je- d two NIT championships, in championship for UCLA and it would tie them with Kentucky 1951 and 1966, both coached by for the most NCAA crowns. The Stanley Watts. Another area school, WyoWildcats won the national title in 1948, 1949, 1951, and 1958. ming, won the NCAA title in 1943 ' Kentucky was coached to all with Everett Shelton as head four titles by the Baron, Adolph coach. Rupp. John Wooden has coached Its Our 1(085)! Anniversary Famous Fashion Manor San Diego Meet Nic-cal- i, The Dugway Proving Ground pistol team traveled to San (Arnn inmn) Diego, California, the weekend of 1. In bowline, what does the April 1 and 2 to compete in the term "mule ears mean? Southland Pistol Matches at the 2. Who was the last triple San Diego Police Revolver Range. crown winner in the National 1LT Paul Basan, 1LT Cary League? fL Murphy, SGM Gerald Seifer and 8. When was the first Kentucky SP4 Cordon Spellman made the Derby .run at Churchill Downs? 4. Only one driver has won auto trip to San Diego to represent racings World Grand Prix and Dugway. The four men finished the Manufacturers Championship the St. FYancis pitcher. Tom Donnelly, Foote, Neito and Madsen had the four Dugway safeties. Niccmli fanned 17 Mustangs, while walking two. Rifle Team To Ft. Lewis second in the firing in the sharpshooter division. Spellman was the only local an to place in the matches for Dugway. He ranked second in the international match, including precision and timed firing, The. pistol team will return San Diego again file last of April to compete in a big regioo-Jam1 match as well as in try-oMajury, SP5 Mike Hochstat-- 1 matches for file 1968 Olympic ter. PFC Brace Basset, SP5 Rich- ard Downer and SP5 William team The Dugway Proving Ground rifle team left Wednesday for Ft. Lewis, Washington, to take part in the Sixth Army Matches to be held there. The Sixth Army Matches will be for open class and new shoot- ers. Making the trip to represent Dugway were SP6 James Arwine, SGT CPT Gordon Roselle, re es ut Lujan. in the same year. Can you name him? 5. The world record was broken three times hi one week this year. What is the new record and who act it? ng W ANSWERS E8t 1 daref -- 1" -- U KB? aw R pioMi eqj; OGdnji mmtqug III IH PIP uato sfq IniAfjp toBI H weqqexg aof y 9181 P aq 1161 ! II 4ej( storage for each apartment. $38,000 is the total price. Seller might accept home as down payment. f .weraq If pe elIaa ilinii mm Iujpii3 q3paj( .qwa,, epuKi aof 0I-- L Four plex near Tooele High School and Junior High School. Income $360 per month. Monthly payment $190 to include taxes and fire insurance, princ. and interest. Carport and n 4q ui? -- eqi jo 230 acres of land, three bedroom home having part 'basement, bam, coops, and many other farm buildings. Three wells on property, some farm equipment. 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