Show w i yi I'q-- Il SlTJfBAT APRIL 14 19 tCarhe County) Utah THE HERALD lj)un HEROES AND HAS BEE JOURNAL— 7 NS Ken Lou: Who's Who? 1 Ferguson Jen-la- st jwinning drive just as be did is kins In only his second full season Another Cub headed for a'veai in the majors Jenkins And top spot among NL pitchers won 20 games in 1U67 j bright tilings are also pre- dieted for Cub second base- NEW YORK — Tlie two I :man cienn Keckert whom best bets for superstardom in! the best at his the National league are wkdsssdat mosmmi ikji i k Duroclier ncalls baseball position cago Cub left - handed pitch- -' er Ken lloltzman and St The Mv:s alo have an outV:::: £ Hmt Louis outfielder Lou Brock j standing choice for a super-st- ir Holtzman 22 has spent his' of the future Tom Sea-vd riglit-hand- er first two seasons as a part- - j The 23- time pitcher for the Cubs In was named Ruokie-of-i- n 196V his rookie vear 1966 he com-- 1 JJJ t " after win-- a muted between Wrigley Field: Piwldt Pop peri Gargantuan and the University of Illinois ”!u'bi2u”: 2! fea for his club while losing at Chicago He still found i aw 'll His ERA was 376 and he Utah tad tnune Jmi Junai jo pnunlntpri 18 time to lead Cub pitchers in games iiiRh ind drift JTi Jon jgj 6 recvictories with an lllKh tram game Smoothie STS Anri spcaxing nf pncnars Hiph mm term smouihm iMs' ord TWO WHITES whe ewAd make It te Mezice City but aren’t favorites (or fold medals are sprinter Dave Morton (left) and hurdler Richmond Last season he helped get In Tokyo Flowers (center) Former Olympic champion Mike Larrabee Is trying a comeback at the age of tt He wen the the Cubs off to their it Isweep past them all Nolan season in over two decades Ionian land 19 was 14-- 8 wiio a 258 ERA JWillt then was called into military Albwtmn'i his first season in the ma-jo- rs 22t:in service II managed to get! I'antnell Lumber said Red “Nolan” in some weekend pitching andj aft Dave Bristol who manager finished the var M"defeatedMnmwpn Roonns 20s 27 n a has pennant visions “could ihrMlrlbii with a 352 FRA 21't really make all the differ- IS In the once for us this season" dash only cans like Bright Bob Rovere Smith Lee Evans or Vince Fosbury are among the best Now Holtzman "'h grad' Kf£mUta series) 47 (Last in two-pa- rt IS 2"dw US whites at in the world though a notch BylraBerkow Jerry Bright of California Dalton LeBlanc and Fred Matthews mK’VJS'ifiSm w Kvarfurdl among “white hopes" has Kuller are no match for Ne-th-is ry Gilmore Manaeer1 writing would rate little below the star American Ne- - patioe t(J u®0! J"4 WEEKLY STOCK LIST NEW YORK — White ath-- run consistently well in in that event chance against foreign stars groes Without our colored nu letes are expected to repre-- tional meets But he has ne-- i “The best white on his best like Jay Werner of Polard jumpers the gold medal If WnI " sent the United States Olym- - ver beaten the outstanding day” said one track expert Benedict Cayenne of Trinidad would probabW go to either BM Anri n?mnw most of evento Negro competitors pic AlberUon'i 13871 91371 U12I “might just might be able or Clifton Forbes of Jamaica Valentin Gavrilov of Russia "nv Tiioltyman re- - or Lawrie Peckham of Aus-CL- " to be held in the 1968 Games “Jerry Bright has been im- - to beat the nation’s 15th best The 400- - and 1800-metAm wk lira eoo 700 eoo ®UI"©SOI1 HOpCfUl AMSL at Mexico City in October'proving steadily” said Pay-NegI12t 1(21 e121 in the 200" A teams would also be ap-- tralia Without Ralph Boston tierelay NatioLeame Ardan Myfr 1229 1279 12 371 This would be so even if the ton Jordan Olympic track are those same tough ierpreciably weakened since the or Bob Beamon In the long vww vnnv m Afltx 1529 1579 1700 “and it sometimes national (tars as in the 100 sprinters usually make up jUmD the gold medal there boycott is success-coac- h Brn Ufa 1150 1100 nitrhmJ ml Jth hi Dyro1 BHreMn h°PcfuI 3f Cunn Syl HIM many Negroes do not happens with sprinters that Mike Larrabee a white these teams Countries like rertPinlv would go to I g o r 350 (00 350 S U the all of a sudden won Olympic Poland mature American medal Trinidad a gold making compete Jamaica an of the USSR h they Brnlnx Arm 1825 lTOO 1875 ha steainan team Band 18001700 1800 Of the 24 men’s track and and are right up there w 1 1 b in the 1964 Games in the 400- - and West Germany would or Lynn Davies of Great Bri-- 1 ttinyand Friday was added to Cunn an wnriri Drt Ty III! wi lwi 210 185 Union Athletic Amateur field evento for example 15 the best” the meter dash He was 29 then then be favored are'" No whites tain US 1190 brightest ktoriT1968 track and field oquad which 3000 As of now though Bright and no one thought he had al Richmond Flowers J win have few if any Negroes h a s comparable to them 3000 in the 'Hympic Trials with or would hardly have a chance chance Now he is getting beaten top Negroes in the will compete in the Northern rn Se Inv B75 829 S K7t Frt 29(i0 3000 2M50 For rea- - against prospective Olympic back in condition for anotherillO-mete- r without a boycott hurdles Except for Games at Trinidad this week- - Garrrtt Frontier Rrf 790 800 775 ' sons probably sociological ra-- competition like Lennox Mil-- try And no one is giving him Eddy Otoz of Italy he would end Nyd Vim Cn 479 929 479 events Nat Lift 500 B90 B OO of Jamaica Paul Nash of a chance in ’68 either ther than physiological Ne-jlBurleson was the national Ideal probably rate tops in Inima 11821 12 01 1100 South to Africa in and Bamwho came whites are 1959-the Other if prom-eveRoger greet rarely participate boycott AAU mile champion in Cnrp 6400 851)0 6T00 j demur ' Am Nat Ufa 33 379 33 linent in this event are Dave fruition events like the discus throw buck of France 3 and was the top U Sj shot put and pole vault (in It’s the tame story with the Morton a college freshman! White US high jumpers Knudaen 19371 903 miler in the 1964 Olympics1 NW Una 1000 10 90 1025 bv ny°n'“ of tluee which white Americans won same competition in the 200- - and Mike Mondane None like Frank Costello John Do-:“- 1 1''90 PubraPat lV 123 two Poles meter dash “White Ameri-thoug- h Routharat Rea 9 79 9 3 gold medals at Tokyo) compare to Tommia broth Eld Hanks and Dick Russians or SM Surety Ufa B90 900 HVOO Utah Cbnat 9490 MOO What would be the gold me30:90 31 00 3T3 Vitro Carp dal prospects in men’s track 1400 1700 U00 BCUI and field for America if its Pee tadnya qaatatlnna aa Haled Negro athletes did not partiataeha tana la EVNO al SilS GREENVILLE NC (OPD -- disallowed a protest by Indi- cipate? Apr! IA II and ay Uimth Friday re- - ana Yale won the a From long range perSubject to prior tradei lay event In file National AAU The Indiana Team swam indoor Swimming Champion- the event in 3:279 Thursday spective it appears that chan- ces for seven gold medals ships here Friday when Na- but was disqualified hy the would be lost — the THORNE tional Committee members electronic device 100-- 200-surely Cast ef talented loeel iketeril - and dashtiming CHAMBERS A By W F Sigler Committee members viewed es the 400- - rad 1600-metsoles' numbers Chorus peirs WILSON fix near total winter kills are films of the race and awird Come out for a real enjoyable and high relays long ’ the main and only fish ed first place to Yale which I Jnd investment Securities 'ju thrfe ather evening aquatic fUrbearers are abun- swam in 3:31 time Iwould have diminished chan- dant Eventually only a wet In swimming results Friday ces — the First See Bldg hurdles meadow remains won the 200 yard the triple jump and the Mark Spitz Slain & Center THE KINDS OF fish and wildlife that inhabit an area DM 712-fl101 East Center The common denominator even with a time of mediate hurdles are a symbol of its health and welfare The clear cold in II Malta IIse (HMm this process is organic 752923? stream producer heaMiy trout The warm polluted waters And In some of those nrownmiiD nv matter — pollutants A little WiUiam Buiroll of Indiana !eventfi Utah Logan uwAKis ukmh wouId the It have disease ridden carp In the untreated sewage only is Rug good More changes both won the 200 yard freestyle in who wouid benefit most sludge worms prosper Each of these animals Indicates numbers and species of both 1i43i4wi the health of the stream — the way man has treated it Still The 100 and animals plants yard breast stroke As in man the health and welfare of a stream are insepar- more means tha lake will die went to Kenneth Merfinals health of welfare and able Again as with man the degree before its time Fertilization ten of Los Angeles in 5885 the extent of street — it can Charles Ifickox of Indiana is a one-wa- y wealth sometimes in dollars percent of the population In lloWK down but almost swam the 100 yard backstroke often in intangibles So It is this type of lake) Oxygen never reversed in 52:51 n with American waters Hie choice is ours We Gary Hall swam a 4:1007 have what we want We get time to win the 400 yard inWe have what we want — what we ask for We must dividual medley what wa want most When we the right decisions make Phillips 88 of Longbeach set the want quick dollars in Our survival depends on it a new time of 3:0489 in the pocket rather than adequate And because we must we 400 yard freestyle relay The pollution control we are creGO-FAEold time was 3:065 wilt ED unhealthy chJUb Rnuilmfl llUnllilij ti it er ur-ol- sSSSf1'' i 11-1- best' ovcott: Hurt U 1 ussia - ffi777" ! 8-- 0 106-met- “ - na-gro- es IM i it iXhthe ro "j" Ksed J er that i nt 81-6- 33 i People Out Of Doors ROLLER RHAPSODIES Yale Takes Relay Race 18-19-- 20 ‘ 8 pm 400-met- er Wildlife: A Symbol Fish Logan Roller Rink 110-met- inter-Butterf- ly M ul an Indicates From siarl lo el to eod! llnlsn-lr- i ating water and loss of desirable Q aquatic life We are forcing someone down- stream or even future some generation to PJngsridge vt 71 pick up the tab Nature and a busi- F Sigler successful nM haye one thing in common: F or each debit there must be a credit nothing Is free We take care of the wild lands the clear stream the untamed animals or we suffer the con- Join tha W sequences ours The choice ts The desire to play in the water Is with us when we are born We wade in it drink it and often Just sit and look at it The urge is so great that rure or policed safe or hazardous we use it And as often as noL we suffer when the water has been mistreated Bodies ot water grow old as does man: and sometimes the ageing process is subtle insidious and inevitably fatal A lake may have these obvious characteristics of ageing: As a young lake it will be clear cold infertile and have a high constant level of oxygen i typified by a small population of troutl Then it will become wain moderately I' h in cool colorful Suits ’M I W-'-'-'i-Vr- y : yta - 'i '- by KINGSRIDGE® It's going to be e bright spring! 7tA 1 H Kings-ridg- e 4 See Kingsridge u eur greatest ruit value is pouring on the new colors end fabrics for spring You'll like the fabrics and ma- long-wearin- g terials — the "just right" good looks Mako Como yours now gat it a Kingsridge spring — Qwt VniVn —- i p ' J jr aci f j c sji - r-- fj a flexible SYSTEM" Itoorsmoothly handle your container or “OPEN-EN- II D TOFC shipments call Union Pacific Traffic Offices in 72 cities throughout the US A and offices in Tokyo and Taipei this yaar h I pi m :J I I b I) -- i(- - For plant aite properties in Pecilic'e booming West call or writo Edd H Bailey President Union Pacific Omaha Nebr 68102 Union fertile and have medium turbidity ad high fluctuating levels of nvvgen pounds per acre hy bass bluegill "st1h perch and pike) As tl ageing process progresses the lake will have summer water temperatures of 90 degrees F and very h!h fertility and turbidity (Catfish carp gar and suckers constitute over 90 Ps FASHION REVOLUTION miil'h's CLOTHING IM North Mai OATIWAV TO ANO FROM YOUR WORIB IURKCTS H O McIntyre General Traffic Agent Ogden Utah V |