Show mms n siurl( biU resavAav i itl lMMI) I x es Cold Shooting Hampers- - USU Loss In 80-7- 5 ini UN Wyoming T akes WAC Lead By Half A Game Despite a nine point out- - a SSIS advantage and then a 1kM burst bv Shnler llsllmon ln the final tluee minutes ef play Ago wra feong a rone 1'lah State nent dona to de- - ! and had plenty of at the hands of a feat 10-7kut they werra't strong Colorado State leam00' with their normal Saturday night in Pi Collini rannecting The Aggtea started strong TIIE EXCITING UTAH STATE bstkrtiMlI Isom l Ags M'hed the nigh a M Wad but it was I with of their field goal to get sums rovo nuuru by tho proi front other 'short lived ns they ran into 1111 own of our the thou Instattempts JIW the hotter country ports told shooting spell that ounJ UP 'hplr hwne " Rov Miner Bruner shooed ui a copy uf The Aruouo d most f the evening ! shooting 44 The Hams Utd the state at sea Rrpublic’1 account of the I'SU victory over Arizona Stole hall loach and then began inching I" In Tempo an effort Andersen in lWU held gv from the Ags Ttey Ports uf the account were os fulluoi: W get more re bo undln g "CTukhmi sireiigth into lineup in "Tbot'i about os food a no? It any to describe Itsh State's W-3- tMukrlboU victory oxer Aiuona Stole in the Sun Devil's own plo)pen “It nos the worst drublunf ever adminuiried a Ned team m Sun Devil gm ui bulk’s nine-plu- s seasons “The score nos nuslesdmg The slaughter before horrified onlookers nos much much worse nine the runlet! 'Tlio Aggies the hottest thing this side of I'CLA hod A M W 11 e Aggie mesung laities a few things going for them — namely height bulk speed —ALBUQl'KtiWL'E New Mexico's Ubm won onnsd to helu in the flurry depth and talent their ISth game ef the season before the liurcr but it was “Oh yes — tney also had Sholer lioluiwn Saturday ( ut uh too little defeating Ctah “Some basketball palyers are the plodding workhorse 'night to a contest shater llsllmon finished type Others are sjwed merchants who spring for their 'before an overflow crowd in ni high honors on the floor 'the Lobo Arena wuh 28 points and Alan ’sr goals like quirterhorses "Halimon is thoroughbred a spoiled specimaa who l The Ijoboa who now stood rish although ptovlng only! IM overall and M in West half the game tallied 13 coun prances rather than plods Athletic Conference play ten era with the ball amazing "And he puts the hoop through hit a cold Jm Smith of most the minutes any "! onyi lie played only frequency "orM -sDvu Tho suth largest rrad In LARAMIE Wyo ITS— lit ball hawking University of Wyoming history snd the Urg ItUI saw tho Cow Wyoming Cowboys took a half esl slm-gome Wad In tho Western boys who were expected to Athletic ConfeiTiH-- race with! have a rebuilding year this a victory over Brigham' sraMin win their fourth game Young Univrsiiy before dWS In a row and thWr ISth for fans at Memorial Pleldhouso'the season The win left the I’okr t (or the season and 73 in the conference with one lea gne game remaining Brigham Young which wu undefeated In the WAC beloio Thursday when New Mexico win at Alliuqurr jlouk a $ in the que now stands league and 13-- lor (tie season Moming which has won llllCAGt) UI' - Hie Ania- - kjx WAC imri n a rew teur Athletic Union Sntuidev t'uh jj 49 in Laramie threw recognition of Jim record-settinhalf Ryun’s (he Cowboyn qky -mile run last jenr hack to the he stunnlgan Shuffle" Utfj FedernUS Hick and Field g ncriKtiwi — n tactic em Urn announcing the decision baI control which hia on y minutes after Ryun re p)on nBmed afler Cowboy SuUi'??Aard1 Conch BUI Strannlgan Kansas Lnli The lU Wyoming's Harry varsity sophomore art orW Mtiumore forward scored 17 Both the "ble at pyijfg gowa Q pptl sml half nule Ml bounds to leed Wyoming la 6 In 19G6 Those Pvrform- j pnients a UKe were msjor fartors In gn Sulthe for selection s Ryun or trMrld BYUV scoring to Uvm traphy awarded thij24 n pbbln outstanding amateur athlete 1 1173 740 of had annually He co kt 47 per Cenl OLSEN formrr Logan High hoop star has been a first place vole field and 74 per cent bio from The Ags were handicapped DAVE only 31 per rant reserve for the Aggies for three seasons His strong Hewever his half-mil- e la-a- from the free threw 11m and New Mexico's Mel Daniels withoul the presmee of steady rugged of Wayne Estes L talents the defense playing develop helped wu rejected by the tho visiting uuj Merv In' guard Hal llale who has been fU Shnler Halimon ternatlonnl federnboa be Cougars 3 Jockaoa in the acoriag race out of action with a foot In cause the meet In which he BYU hit 13 of 13 from the Wading con jury set It sponsored by the US free throw line far a 623 RuW was of Bob tho Daniels gath-margin j Koreri Hack Federation at Terre showing ered S points while Jackson difference In the contest He Haute bd last June did not Wyoming Jumped ahead 3 ’scored hit only 11 points for the Rama have an AAU sanction The on a long bucket by Hall thren well and with teamed The Lotos got off to a fast Sonny international federation rec- minutes Into Uta gems and start and built up a IS point Bustloo to give the Age trail-lea- d ognises the AAU aa the offi- nevor trailed again but thn at one period of tho first bit throughout tho night Bus-ha- lf cial body governing track la outcome was In doubt meet ef They led 1 at half tlon finished with 11 counter! the United States the way time Floyd Kerr and senior Gary AAU president David Mat-h- a A book shot by Raymond the The Lies however pulled Mantoll Don with 6:41 In thn first half executive director and Bams five to within points of tho Hull announced Saturday that brought BYU within one point Lotos in the final half before Hie loss for the Age waa the executive committee had 23-2-1 and their second they straight enabled turnovers and fouls voted unanimously to approve At halftime the Cewboyl U-too much had now hasn't Jensee oppor Two an have record By Sheryl the Lotos to pull away for Wfiuw W a ruling ef the Indiana AAU led by 1 The Pokes acered WM 1- -ru the elate es remain Us to gamee aUUty Nsw defeated (unity displiy the win Utah which would grant the AAU U potato he a row midway are and ®oUl on has he Utah the reed to State cUshes Hie in Aggies they college Mexico earlier this season at sanction to the Terre Haute through tho second half to nwet-wtthem-botturn In Us Inter Shown strength irthey proof that gelt Luke City by two potato are to mark meet But the federation must make a 0 lead reserve ns a win its as matches la while guardtwenty only good squad cut fouled Ockel bp Jeff Utah's Olseason Dave Venable talapply for the sanction beat some of the They rode the margin to strength hoop ing with eight minutes left In (he “We are confident If the victory win be tough eaceuat sen is one of nine State eager ent la such Hiey is He 7 bad poluti game Using stall tactics the Cowalso ‘won the ta ai they face Montana that sees limited action while tbs late WayM Eatei and federation applies for a unctThe la writing and the AAU boys drew numerous fouls In ion above : Halimon Shnler average possessing (nut UUnf athletic ability and providing Dave la proud to be n rep- grants (ho sanction" Mailtn Urn test two minutes- - and ntorau hU tUl said "Hist wo win be suceis-f- sewed their last bIm points talented with the aquad depth resentative of Utah down 40 la getting IAAP recogni- from the fret throw Una when etandout Is Dave a it this of lesson's and Slhe: in Utah MW stands put tion of the record"' dedication come to aa desire describes ha which ruan£ J a aqnad overall Almostisme rnarr VAC and to “the best I've ever been Hun said that the Internawork hard and According j'SJXIQ fens were on hand for sTso mmmu smtul Coach LaDell Anderson the on” Ha credits the excel- tional federation's rejection ef the game sees Mwfaff MaermaafOOS Inoann S I V Id forward la a bettor than lent season to mars to am the record "amounted" to the seisnavti FwraUtiOS average rebounder and a flna work and overall talent SIlTrmaa (set that then was m AAU Taw la certification that tho meet SSUSMS Jump abooter Misuse an Before becoming Aggio Olsen la also a valuable de man Olsen attended Le g a n was run under its rules alfenalve man and although he IDgh School where be excell- though AAU officials handled football the competition ed in basketball CHICAGO Hull and Matlin also anSalem and track with high Jumping nounced that federal medi United States cities havn filand running the 440 s - He dropped the other 1 ports ator Theodore Kheel attempt- ed bids to host tho 1971 Olym-Jicof 10 solution to of a with those bidding arrange but stuck with the roundball ing power struggle for tho summer games tha when he entered college to the t AAU and the U US Olympic Committee rejplay for the USU Ramblers between the S Hack Federation had set vealed Saturday By Ed Murphy North Caroline 110 Virginia as a freshman in 1861 MISSOULA Moat CT6 -D- Tsch 71 Seeking the summer games leftApril HARRISON NY AIFI — school to fulfill n mission fori brief with Mm on the dis era Baltimore SL Louis umeng Giovanall an Inter- Purdue N Illinois Profeisional golfers w 11 1 be: the LDS Church national star Irani Switzer Alabama II Kentucky 71 He ipentpute Chicago Cleveland Detroit Loe Angeles New York Philaslalom 74 73 Iowa Indiana j overtime after the richest prize ever those two years In Scotland land won the giant Arkansas 63 Texas Christ!- - offered in golf Mstory in Uiej The 23 year old senior la tIUe Saturday In th U S delphia San lYandaco and 1230000 Westchester Classic the kind of guy everyone en- BYU Ski Championships at an 71 Washington North Carolina SL 64 Wake this August with a cool ISO-0- 3 vies Not only li he gifted Snow Bowl Applicants for tho winter Sandra SheJlworth Boise Fbreit M Overtime with athletic prowess but he games w era Denver Laka going to the winner Golfer' is talented academically and1 The Profeisional Placid a site to be named Idaho won the women's giant Penn SL 17 Pittsburgh 71 The Utah State Aggie wrest- - in Maine Salt Lake City SeAuodatlon of America has' musically Missouri slalom event Then while Kansas lira fell to the grap of the attle and Waterbury Vt practicing for Sunday's down Bowling Green 77 Ohio U given tie stamp approval to Dave carries a 32 tournament point average with a majoritrong BYU wrestling team Newbold Black chairman hill racing she fell and brake 71 Jthe Aug lwhlcb be played at the jin finance and economics afternoon In Logan of the alto selection commither leg and wae rushed to a Cincinnati M Drake IS tee said the official endorseIn between practicing 24£ Country Club injnor hospital by helicopter Attend- - W Va 126 Geo Washington Harrison NY and will un-- j basketball and studying for Tho results: ment for tho two selected ciants said the Injury was ser-f- 7 123 lb— Chuck Henry BYU ties would be made late this attract the finest mu- he with relaxes classes loui” doubtedly 64 54 Navy Army golf talent ever to play In thelilc and is proficient on the dec Jon White USU 60 year or early In 1968 These Glovanali's win though not Princeton 1 Cornell M New York metropolitan area piano 13 lb— Mike Terry BYU sites would then apply to tho trombone trumpet In Jeopardy was delayed In! Rutgers 68 Lafayette 40 dec Merlin Lindsey USU International Olympic Com"It Is only natural that the saxapkone and guitar being posted as officials has--' Iona 63 Fordham 59 world's richest tournament mittee which was expected lie must really be a bundle 60sled for more than two hours! Stanford 71 Oregon 51 l“wa of energy sinre his activities! 137 lb— Russ McAdams 'to chose the 1676 sitea in In correcting aa error on an St John's fNY) Miami'houId “v don't stop there Ho also1 BYU pinned Gary Simmons 70 prize" sold electronic timing (levico In (Fla) 70 Black said the number of chairman William Jennings finds time to devote to other USU 7:55 tho run by Rebel Ryan of tho Duka 77 Notre Dams ! 146 lb— Jon Jenks who Is also president of the campus organizations USU US applicants was the largClemson 6$ Maryland 61 U S Army and Rutland Vt York Rangen He is a member of the PI dec Bill Osborne BYU 3 who was declared the ninth Virginia 71 So Carolina 68 N to touch offiKappa Alpha social fraternity 162 lb— Judd Humphrey Toledo 69 Miami Ohio 66 I place finisher when the produc-Nebrasand served as their president BYU doc Steve Bankhead sports cial results finally were anProvidence II Holy Cross 75! ljctoculr last nounced year He Is presently USU 66 76 Kansu SL 71 r011 vice president of the USU 13 lb— Sam English USU only three have previously Southern til 62 Ky Wesley-- ! Scott Henderson of Banff Chapter 0f the Blue Key and dec Tim Pontous BYU 4 I hosted the Olympics — St Alts was second in tho men's '"Florida one of the select few ad-- ! 187 lb— Steve Epperson Louis and Los Angeles (or the was 59 Mississippi St 64 competition Jim lleuga of and Lako to the Alpha SlgmajBYU dec Yale King USU summer games milted Arizona 92 SL 63 Arizona Squad Valley Calif finished frater-13-- 0 'Placid Nit the for scholastic winter games honorary New Mexico 64 Utah 66 third I 177 lb— John Norton BYU nlty SO Utah St 76 St Colorado Giovanall had grabbed soma Hi active participation andwon by default NJ a:n Cnedtei Colorado 67 Oklahoma St 47 of tho opening day glory Fricontributions unhampered Heavyweight — Don lloltry wTHriCIl 96101111 67 73 Houston campus Creighton day when ho finished second teel svents earned Mm the title drew with Bob Christensen Florida Georgia Tech 1664 Winter Olym(0 lleuga 2 d of Greek Man of the Y a a r BYU his protecting 64 St War-re- n pics bronze medal winner TULSA Ok la QJTO In 26 in and a in 193 a nose h t pumped listing 64 71 Loulsvillo Wichita It who took tho slalom who to Who lead book "Who's man in the Amerl points Saturday night Spahn Canlshis 61 Syracuse 14 Miss Shellworth best out show- can Colleges and Universl BYU Princeton to an the major league redown victory over Cornell and ties" cord book for Judy Lelnweber Kimberly B 17-- 0 C Just before bar spill Ottawa Canada's capital clinch a share of the Ivy liea In making future plans Saturday returned to baseball the second pUco finished by has a population of 206166 gue title Dave and his lovely wife the the sport which shut a door in Min Lelnweber was a bright Haartow injured in former Gloria Christensen of his face 17 months ago ppot on on otherwiM futilo missing a gate A fall Friday the Friday night victory over 'Salt Lake City Oklahoare looking Brigham Young University Spahn a 46year-olshowing by (ha Canadians knocked her out of the top 10 Columbia Hie pro tee live! for ward to spending at least swimming team closed ltaro-- ma rancher who was forced considered the ones to beat In In tho regular slalom event mnre year in Logan gular season Saturday with a Into retirement after the 1966 mask covered all hut his eyes while he attends graduate win over tho Air Force season was named manager competition hero Penny McCoy Bishop Co and mouth Princeton sank 57 per cent school for his MBA degree In Academy which govo tho Cou- of tho class AAA Tulsa Oilers Nancy Green tho Canadian winner of Friday's slalom whig who Is shooting for world finished fifth la the giant sla- of Its shots from the floor and financial managemenL They gars a perfect dual meat rec- defending a a a t r n division ord dominated tha small Cornell Uve at 641 East 4th North supnraoev this year among lom champion nf tho Pacific Coast women skiers had another The downhill races for both team by gaining n 51-- 3 edgs Dave's parents Mr and In beating the Falcons the League Tho announcement tumblo ‘Saturday fining for men and women wind up the In rebounds Cornell hit on Mrs Nolan P Olsen are also Cougars wound up with a ) wu made by tho parent chib record the SL Louis tho Mcond day In a row and championships Sunday Just per cent of Its shots residents of Logan Cardinals JBCftt Aggies Get Rave Notices From Arizona e o W-5- 6 13-1- 3 l 7-- 7 l New Mexico Wins At Home 9 Wulk-cooche- ie d 7-- 6-- ! g 0ver Utes "i!1? 64-5- 6 6-- 3 d i 3 - jfS “ - boa In " lh thi to note Z? the Aggies are attracting nttea ° la sufficient - A-- hut -- other porta of tho country Nod Wulk had trldo to get Halimon to attend Anions State and once ho though ho had him but Hallman end- od up at Utah Slats with LaDolI Andarson Their next Important press notices win come from New York In tho National Invitation Tournament NCAA Has Double Standard eiub makes us question the NCAA to be no rtiymo or reason to their rules seems There the Aggies use Jim Smith all year aiding will Id They the Aggio record and theity bolstering their chances lor an NCAA bid but then turn around and ask tho Ags to enter a differed team It seems they have a double standard One for regular season and one for tournament ploy seems to m that tho player ought to bo eligible for the season and the toumamed or else neither Which r THE LONGEST HIGH SCHOOL game in Kentucky high was history and maybe the longed In US history to Convene Mtgsxino in according last turned year Mays-viit- o Milleraburg MIL Inst defeated St Patrick High at afminute 6 Hie in nine overtime periods com not was bourn half and three consumed which fair won the game with a IS plated until 11:3 pm Van Davie and the from second foot Jump shot Aa news of the druggie spread the original crowd of mid There were some inter 13 swelled to S3 by game's Before each extra period contest estinf aspects to the until tho minute hand wait to had teams the waa started of the official scoreboard went from eight to the threeminute mark Also a local redaurad owner unaware of tho maraihoa team toil had 36 hamburgers on order for the MillersburgThe St order their had forgotten He surmised the team Patrick Junior dasi made 483 on ealei of soft drinks at the game 3 3 ANOTHER INTERESTING fact has been turned up by the Converse Magazine 146-end then turning the tables Imagine being buried Inter? IS tormentors days on your la Bouton Eaat Boston Sixty yeari ago It happened then IS days later toil and 1461 swamped Chelsea High 1 to Chelaea ton points lor East Boston In Jim Crowley scored In the and to unable lick play wee first game and he of the game are still the of Three players second game alive and have substantiated the story 1 12-1- 3 quiet for That ought to keep some of you okMlmeri ‘ few weeks' J OGDEN W6 — Montana Stats look charge In thn second half Saturday night to down defending cochampion 7 snd nsll Weber State down a share of the Big Sky Conference basketball cham78-4- pionship Montana Stats finished IU league campaign with s record while Weber which his two games remaining dropped to 4 7-- 3 ' a NFL Game In Honolulu Montana State Drubs Weber 4-- While cUnching at least a shire of tho title tho BobcaU Weber's eliminated hopes - cam-pionsh- lp 1 ( nd 34-3- to Dave Olsen Is 3 4-- Versatile Aggie Reserve 31-2- a 61-4- USU-histor- nrly Itatort State ill fg -l ul is 13-1- 1 16 Cities isn j Seek 1976 Olympics Giovanoli Basketball Oddities 105-10- ££ STJlfSi SSiTuP 33-3- THE AGS MADE A WISE decision In choosing tho NIT Instead of tho NCAA Tho mod amaiing thing about tho docs si on waa how (ad it happened same They received the bids to both tournament tho were decided where woo noon it before they and morning going Jim Smith who would bo ineligible for tho NCAA tour named Is one of the mod important cogs Jn tho Aggio wheel of ouoceaa Without him It would fro a different bail re-S'- 5S HONOLULU CT-O- The Son Francisco 48ers and Now Orleans Saints win meet in preseaion gams hers in August of 1668 It wu announced Saturday to mark the first Urns that an NFL contest Is played in the Islands General manager Leu Spa-di- s of the 48era arranged the deal with focal promoter Ralph Yempugu and Bedford Wynn of New Orleana after the annual league meeting ended Friday Spadla said a few details remained to ba worked out but indicated ha foresees M insurmountable problems Wins Giant Collegiate Slalom Race Results 3 3- Richest Golf Tourney In History Set rAiiirari5rh AI-pi- Downs Ag Wrestlers 3 3 grade 23-2- 7 ay ’shesler I - 16-jti- vs general 3 - rr P‘ular 4-- 6-- PrillCClbn Ufirrmi in 'gJ0"1 Named Manager - 2-- frac-turne- Swimmers Have Mark 81-6- 6 left-hande- his-nos- e d i 33 17-4- 3 I re-'wr- |