Show $ --- -- I I - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday April 25 1953 r t ! i ' a : Eight Records Fall in 40th AnnualBY11 Track Classic' B Co Itrin Sports Writer PROVO (Special) — Eight records were wiped out as hundreds of youngsters anP d a scattering of world champions raced through the 40th annual Brigham Young University Invitational track meet Saturday Scores of events Were"' tun off like clockwork and each had its particular thrill but the real spine tinglers for the 3000 fans came when it iTribune - B 13' 11111 field unquestioned world king of the middle distance ran a record 880 and again when Dick Fuenning the B Y U jackrabbit was clocked in 96 seconds in an exhibition dash 1Alitfield's half mile broke his own Invitation meet record as he loped the distance in 1:537 after being paced on a first lap by Harold Butler of the Los Angeles Athletic Club Whitfield and Butler then agreed to run a 440 to give the crowd a further look at the best in the workt n tlal--Wh- South Sweeps Honors in Net Tourney r Meanwhile the state of Nevada just about took over the meet in the Class A high school events Lee Lowry of Winzemucca a won the the shot put with a mark of 6-- ft nt of the Wilbur Harris of Las Vegas dominated the short races winning the 100 the 220 and running a lap on a record-breakin- g relay team Roy Manaukain of Reno set a new Class A record In d 'it se -1- 1rif-710 Imitt:--- I - -- 1 - - i i -- 4:07:":T0'747:10 F ' e- — 1 i 44 1 1 !: Aig - s r 4 - - I- - 'Iit 07V11 ' ve AP ‘" ' 1'44 N t: - 11:4 ' V 44a - 1144t-- ' lo 41 f Z: i — e it t : - gOts - 111114 Nevada Stars Shine In Class A Events 1 1 : API '''' 00 rP- f - 4 inson track coach at B Y U The weather was ideal warm most hot and with only the slightest bit of a breeze Hundreds of B Y U faculty members students and other aided in making the meet a tremendous success AU winners were introduced after their event as they received their awards pre-tente- d - - i t "1 7 iI - 11 tama of the B Y U physical education de partment Edwin R (Eddie) Kimballl director of athletics and Clarence Rob: leaping 6 ft 3 in for one record Wayne Bithell of South traveling the low hurdles in 208 seconds and Lowry throwing the discus 148 ft 101i in for the other two Jimmy Moss veteran "father of athletics in Utah" and for years referee of the Invitational meet was with a citation for his work with the youngsters The citation was presented to him by the three directors of the meet Dr C J Hart head in The Las Vegas 880 relay team of Harris Elmer Cotton Bill Bowser and Bill Bush set a new record mark of 1:32 5 Other records came in the Class B shot put when Ken Strong the big Cyprus fullback whipped the bs11 out 52 ft 6 in and in the Junior College pole vault which saw Lewis Chatterly soar over the bar at 13 ft 2 in In addition three marks fell with Rock Burgoyne of Kane) coveted- - nine-eveallaround title with a total of 6043 points This is the fourth best total in the long history VP11 ft 51 r r 0 V : PROVO (Special)—Las Vegas High School speedsters won events set a record in one of them and a Reniglusky ei four ' 4 ' ' - ' PROVO (Special)—A smooth il1 - tablished another record to give Nevada a big reputation among i -' t k''' 1 c -- ' a the Class A high schools of the Intermountain West at the 4 i swinging trio from South High iNheiblowirN NSI C"4 it ) '4 I ' ' '' ' ‘ roS t School made a clean sweep of Brigham Young University Invitational meet Saturday 11 1 '4t1 Itilgtoo 4 iir: 4iiset ' li 404111 I a bit to crow about t However Utah schools still had IF litivite7 ''''''''''--i A singles and doubles honors in 2 I South with two victories and a tie quite g i 1 first for wasn't skunked a S'‘It re 1 If o ' 0: I t the Class A division to cataturt I t l'''' ' and neither were Davis Weber and West all of whom had two I t 0" I Individual victories Granite East and Carbon also got into the tennis spotlight in the 40th li a I T"IL annual running of the BYU the winner's circle to make a lot of kids happy c1 4tt 1 t If t ti t Two Records Fall Invitational relay carnival It t t Vt 1 i tennis tournament Saturday 4 Two fell records Roy blansukain of Reno put the shot 51 t I ' ( In afternoon t 1 inches for one and the teeth Ifr team of Wilbur Husky Wayne Pearce cut a ? HLas Vegas relay t 1 N :i wide swath through the state's ' '""'""em000k Elmer Cotton Bill Bow 1 best singles stars then wrapped 14 set and Brit Bush cracked the 4 i t t i""6044414 4v a e 41 ' half mile relay mark with a up the singles championship t 'Lob with a time of 1:326 seconds victory over Hal e i e Cannon of West Schoolmates No team scores are kept at z4:: 00 ir 4 4 u r Tom Brignand and John Doidge the Invitational since all com '77"'"gme 'N N teamed up to tuck away the two-ma-n petition and awards are on an ' ' i noe N title downing Bob Blackey individual basis i and Arlen Sperry of Provo South's winners were Bill Farn i 440 in in in the championship match t the Curtis ley Kay t '7z--4 -t By BM Clegg i one of the 880 races and the ti Dixon Victorious Tribune 91""'" Sports Writer came tie Cub in the 146e 4 high jump A B in -honors Class Singles PROVO (Special)—Followhig 114 with Bilb Boam and Tom Curtis -'''''' ‘P:t — 'went to young Richard Dixon of 1r J ' ' ' '' Sat 10' 11441P060 of South with 0' Cromer for ""0840 a '''1'' 4111tooloo'"''''' tying pattern of long standing Y High t 14"'' 4"4'' z after a three-se- t 0A of Branch Bruce first Johnson 1411 place Agricultural showdown against Robert AnCollege 'kayo Davis won the mile and his derson of Monti 4 teammates on the medley relay took home most of the prizes in Dixon is the son of Fred (Buck) One of the most exciting finishes at B Y U relays was South Is showing crossing the finish line well ahead under nearly perfect weather conditions as crowd '011 team—Page Workman Liston the Junior college division of Dixon dircetor of the colossal the Class A High School 440 Bill Farley right of of Elmer Cotton Las Vegas The meet was conducted n of 3000 fans saw eight marks fall during afternoon the 40th annual B Y U invitaand Johnson—won that event court classic Harold Hansen tional track and field meet or t Weber Victories :i' 41' and Kent Jorgensen of Ephraim '?44'Clel letiA:?§ here Saturday afternoon 11t Weber's firsts came with Roy snared the doubles crown put- EVEN DISTRIBUTION :1 ' :11Bronco gallopers paced by i'' 411 e Hassell the basketball skids the Elton 1 Abel under ::'41 t'i:il: ( ting speedy Jay Poulson who won center copping an 880 heat and three events put a Cedar City and Gary Paruhn of American t o Jim Blanch winning the javelin address on six first places tied Fork ' 4:::: '''''''''::'''':"I 165 feet 8 inches for a seventh one toss with a of then added Snow College and Branch West came for med :: through top five second-placmedals to :::!4 Agricultural College divided 41111 al s in the discus with Gary Bal their collection as a nucleus ! i for laurels in the Junior college dilard and in mile the with a lion's share of honors in the relay i: I i ( vision Kenley McGarry of Grundvig Huefner Holt and Juco division 3 A C snaring the singles prize ''' — ' Parker PROVO (Special)—Tracksters shot put Strong who scored 42 ' i'i' ' ' Jan Christensen and Gaylen Only New Mark PROVO (Special) — Lee The pole vault was won by 'so 4 Larsen of Snow winning the from Class B high schools really points in one football game last More than that the Brones ' fr 1 Ward of East at 12 feet and ' Lowry a husky handsome ot ' ' f ) tandem trophy McGarry turned shuffled the deck Saturday at fall pitched the iron ball out :4 - ': ” '' ' f IV ? Ir ' Prestwich of Granite claimed the honor of wrung Nev Winnemucca Larry from back Westminster's the only new record in the —! Larry the Brigham Young University 52 feet 64 inches for his mark copped the first event on the up 4 ran away with the ) 71--: 4 while Chris77'' division Little Lewis Wekgkamp Chatterly ten Millard with Lehi Beaver and Invitational Meet got Saturday program with a fink of B A C et4757 t 44 t t t soared 13 ft 3 inches tensen and Larsen defeated championship in the Brigham :158 high hurdle tt 7t try schools entering the winner's In for a pair of first places '1 ' 33 A C's Don ior'' 03 Keland :n into the balmy afternoon at ' l'' v invitational !: 14:? :) i:!111 Young University Spencer Second Twice ' otow1 bracket to be sure none domi- Boyd Stewart of Lehi won the P":041:e:?! '''' 4 land Terry mosphere to hang up e new!444 ': : N''‘' :1" ' 1 meet Saturday racking up 1 VO ” la Don Orr of Jordan was the pole vault record :rr '1 4 mile in 4:396 and another Lehi nated it completely l':': Four Finals breaking :: p 4 more a than 6043 — points "unlucky" lad in the Class A the old mark of 12 ft 812 inches fr One youngster Evan Francis kid Bud Scott won the high I ': ' Rounding out the mammoth ''' his more nearest than thousand events He took second e set ' both in 1 Swan 1941 Mesa of in by a of of Springville copped pair tourney were four jump at 8 feet even Beaver's 'il':::i: ! Poulson was the days heavy sprints since he was defeated '''11 °'t:' rivSaolm ::''''''' t 41:' 1 :"::' 1 i' finals in the junior first places (both hurdles) and firsts were by Ray Pearce in the ::-:'He sped bome 15 kids best of five In both races by this Wilbur point getter e teammate Warren Scouten his f' high flight Harold Wathen of P a gallant reHarris a husky traveler from first in the 100 and and ' broad ' i by '' Jump ' Jii started states to Red the 220 the the competition give Lehi took the '''' singles grabbed — ' :t P"'" ' Devils three and top hon- lay team composed of Marshall but they fell by the wayside as Las Vegas Little BM Workman dashes skipped over the low A championship by tripping Garry ors of the firsts of Davis almost caught Orr at hurdles for another ' 'f ' ' ':: and well held medal' in in this gold business Patterson McKnight up fairly Lowry day e:i Crandall of Springville Pearce who won the 880 relay : his weak events (running) and the tape in the 220 but couldn't then ran the last lap on B A Cis ''':f while John McFarlane and Tom of blue ribbons '''''''-''' a quite make it with race a ''t tremendous winning after 1 them relay quartet overpowered completely Record Breaks in Salt McKenzie from Bryant fi! 'N p ' Parley's victory in the 440 was 7:1''''' ' ' Millard fine in :' the Round Out 4 quartet Asnult weights ' However the only record to Lake won the doubles chamit' a tremendous effort and It kept QIN :it:' ': Millard Victories Three Marks Fall Those four firsts Chatter rly's 1 3 be broken was cracked by big Las Vegas from another first as pionship with an easy 4 s: i : 410k ' Three f ti records victory over Ray Neville and Ken Strong of Cyprus in the Oscar Anderson of Millard J1 Elmer Cotton missed catching winning pole vault effort a first in the s won the half mile and the were broken Lowry threw the Bill by a Don Poulter of Ogden Central jump by Rick 4 two: step or so Farley Evans and ahigh : N '' of team tie for first place 146 1012 mile Millard discus to in ft erase 4 relay School lead in the one in the grabbed tiPv ' i" the and 'ZIA !JF 131 hurdles 1 between Marshall the in record set turn race ft Cooley I ') Payne i Honors in the 10th flight went ' U poured on the coal to B A C's Phigh w De event Jackson V White of Virgin Valley and won Anderson that by four-yarInge to Brent Sperry of Provo with lead and then open a 4 ' tt in 1941 Wayne Bithell of South Other firsts were taken bp I f defied Cotton to Leavitt of Dixie roundld out a successfully triumph over Garry the Bronco assault oh the t of Grantsville lows in 206 catch him over Anderson Harold the slipped :7 ChristenGiles of Wasatch Ray i dash by Jim In the seconds to break the-20mark championship jewelry A flock ' Class A High Scheel sen and James Larsen of North of seconds and third h 1130 set in 1952 by Burrows of Mur0 1110 Carey of Wasatch Academy in hurdle's—Larry' Prestwich Oran z:e'''1 40wo'' Sevier defeated Gordon BenIt' It Noel Medley Davis Charles Jar added more loot to the B A C Crittenden Jim l discus Rock the And of ' by ray Burgoyne man Jordan Dick Mania Soutnt Gary It 1 net and Allen Cunningham of 44 t ic:' !$ 77— room Kanab high jumped an amazing Backer West 154 of South StIMMit In' the 440 uoph American Fork Ir 1 i' Harris Las Veffaill on Junto College six foot three inches to break Orr100—Wilbur by Robinson of Gunnison in the r”' Jordan Tom Little Granitet Bill Junior Collets J:do Maio and Ja4 ''i in the of Dixie Hafen Workman Davies Mill Bush Las Voles son120 Bhurdle—Lang G record of held e the by javelin by A C Bad for firsts Dick Nickel Singles: First round—Kenley McGarry i flaL '' s wan Ricks and Wallace! the Lincoln and 1111948 10Mile vault i Jackson set of South 4 A C def Bruce Stringliam Weber Meta tied for by pole ' "'' t Johnson Devlin-S- s Dave Hansen Snow def :"ti: 6 3 A C !Al 1 ' All of the next four follow- die Kirkman Lists John Eagan West third! Glade Wilk medley relay team of Holdaway Second round— Phil Alison Poulson Ct SUM I ASmith Glen 1 Jordan Don ilthintin Mesa tied for third Dean mt 4 Hefei Larry Wegkamp Westminster def RonFerguson Pyne and Hills ing Lowry are great Utah ath- West Isirbourn 1:107 Homo B A Ci Colvin McGarry ald Ames Dixie Baird Weben ' — The A letes Ronnie Hales football Shot put—Manaukaht Bonin P11111 Ricks Owen B A C 1102 youngsters B A C def Hansen Snow West !Calmer Milo ron—Ma s Brown Millerbere Jordan Metal Hal thampionship—McGarry def WeskomP ' didn't have the luck in the Class and basketball star of Weber Hansen Ogden East: 0 51 ft 11 in New record Briggs Rickin Ron ASPS'' Ricks Laurel f I 1 B competition that they did in was second in total points wth Las440—Bill Farley South Elmer Cotton POUlitnen R A a Vernon Condi' 4:401 Doubles first round—Pete Vests Leland Parker West Dick !Mx Shot—Riddle Gieen Westminster def Ward Hedges-Ken- t West Class A Entrants from Wor4945 Dick Morley the speedy Ward testi Val Cluistentnn Weber ininstori Bair Ricks Bradley ' second 4:' Weathers Weber Fisher IA Cs ' : f Mesa 40 ft I4 in 0 Don Spencer )(eland Terry land Wyo Elko Nev Green round Carbon high fullback was next 513Half willw—Kar Curtis Soutiu Kent Meyer Montgomery-Jimmzd 220 hurdles—Jay Poulson I A C: Dd Melvin B A C def -1 Weiner Jones WinRiver Wyo Lyman Wyo 74 Rodney Butterfield Jot Lang Leavitt Dixie Charloo Jackson with 4001 Burgoyne of Kanab dant Clifton Miller Jan Christensen-GayleNorth Dixie 1 o 1 2! t i I I Weil John Steen A CI Dick Mkkalseu Ricks las Pow Larsen Snow def ' nemucca NevCokeville Wyo Idieter 011 Ilea t: q little unsung because few In bilk West 2:034 4 ' I 0 A ! Dixie Championship- -2 ' Westminster 252 t $$ 1 I ' &mond beet—Kw A!I' '11' '46'4'404 Illaesek '2 14 44 441 Webert ) I el and American Falls Ida all 440—Earl Limn Snow1- i i r Hamblin Ricky Clary Loosli more Dan Chetdemon-Gayleof area o the the Swano populated Kent rt Felshaw South Der King ' e Term Webers John Cordon Webovi def Don 0' I Gaorta w0 Don Week' reached the finals but all the homers Jim Ditoes Horton 3 A C nact Wiittoa state had seen him was next Seat SIMS 5 i who Leo Nev first Winnemucca School i High Lowry captured 1519 '' first places went to kids from 180 hurdles—Bin Sown r Lae with 4543 and Bithell South's Class A High Se Mei Vogul t Pole vault—Chattorly I A Riektia 4 ' 1 Utah Chock Can Womb Cherie place in B Y U relays with 6043 points Ron Hales was second wonderful hurdler Jarman Single' — Wayne A C tied for third Hunter Championship: (state Jordan champ Noel Davila Smedley West Lynn Edwards &IOW tied for Pearce South def Hal Cannon fifth Hamblin Webb South ChM I Brignant-Joh- n last year) was fifth with 4508 220—Wilbur 201 Doublea—Toin IL South Ricks and Prost IAC 12 ft 8 in Las Don Harris Veins Bob Wackier 120 hurdles—Evan Francis Springdef to 'c Doidga New Orr Jordan Rill tisms Workman Z iU yseort Davisi "mil" i ili points ville Bud Nielsen Delta Roland WhalArlen Sperry Prove Si Rush Las Vegan Ted laraPO4 Preve et Roland 220—Jay Poulson I A Within n Murray Doyle Huber A111 OM Eu- Hone 8 A el Dale CaritilL 333 Claes B In Others Order Bob gene Cooley Millard :IS flat High lump—Thrett war tiet 8111 Donk Colvin Webui Penny Burls gemitinals—Robert Ander 100—Harold Singles Anderson Grantsville B Y II dash 11 Dick Fuctmhig Curtis South Cromer Carbon flat Others in order who fin- South Warren Scouter Springville Karl Graff Inn Manti de Gordon ?initial Hut A CI Miner Richardson Hiab furona—tvans tied for Mint 3 Richard Dixon 3 ace tamed in 86 at classic Hurricane Dave Wirth lin Murrar t TIMM two 'Hooker Lae Jordan ished the tough ticks: anent lissom Erickson Ricks" Thorne Baird Weber Wasatch Rubbel def B Y AO Dean Costello Worland Gat High II ft 1012 in Dixie 1 IL Championship—RichStewart Lehi Ne !don day competition were Tom AtMils—Boyd Academy Mile relar—West (Onmdrin nuelner "' I Ricks IMP Brown ard Dixon def Robert Anderson $4 Slaugh Uinta Ili Jim Williams Elko Holt Tooele Harkins of Zest kins of Parker) Ricks Granite Laurel Pubisker 8I A Ci Sent& Jay Aspert B Y Us own Dick Fuenning PROVO (Special)—Marvelous Gary Jensen Richfield Bryant Solo3:371 Vernon Connie A A CZ TOMO Wanda mon Cyprus 4:3911 Worland Wyo Jerry Chadwick Doubles semifinals—Elton WW1 Discus—gallant Andoreon Mesa 10:111 Mal Whitfield U S Olympic drew a terrific and Shot—Ken Strong Cysrust Ned Day Pardhun American Fork def Naylor Iket Disrua—AndrowS of American Fork LeRoy Kes- West Webs DkviatDeltrroniithi Kemp testi Pitt Erickson" Jackson-LylMillard Chapple Wme Holmes Ce- Taylor Wayne 13 9 It IPA la licks Franke' Wmotininitart Frost ovation when he sped ler of Millard Fox of Ogden dar City Neel Lincoln N ft 6 Jorgensen in Harold Hansen-Keup a new B Y U champion hung new record Kent Sweeney-Elgidel Ephraim d Invitational meet record here through the special ChamPiI Adams of Ely Nev Schlappi of Wa'satch ot Louder South Summit Academy def Abelonahip—Hansen-Jorgensen Strong Cyprus Howells Elko Neel Saturday afternoon when he dash in :096 beating Barnard Delta Bennett of Delta Carl140 IL Lincoln Holmes in Cedar Pardbuwn I to a 880 the burst the special tape with blazing negotiated 180 hurdles—Evan Francis Springson of Lehi and Gomm of Weber High School's War- ville Junior High 15M erode Bud Nisbet' Delta Ken Anderevent in the good time of 1:537 of speed Barnard clocked in Weber eon Gunnison Knowles Whalen MurSingles champlonship—Brent SPOTTY riors be will defending champs Provo dal Gary Giles Wasatch Green River Whitfield himself set the old at :097 was a yard ahead of ray Perri Bingham The competitors went I Doubles championship—Ray Christen- favored to MO B Y U's Bob Bills sen-James repeat as Region One Wyo 'Arlen North Sevier def 440—Jim Crittenden South Summit record of 1:581 in 1951 the high Jump shot through Bennett-MleCunningham track Gordon black Black Rawlins Delta McKay The Olympic and former Big High jump honors went to put pole vault and 440 Friday titlists May I when the LYThell WYO Gerald Steed American Fork SA 5- -2 Dials Jack Ten champion thrilled the turn- the University of Utah but it Wasatch :MI Antler High 749 Brodie is held in Utah Cooksey Half mile—Oscar Anderson Millard out of several thousand with his was Barney Dyer last season's Singles championship—Merrill We regip!ppleet WillnIMUCCO Gene Tirsmons Wayne Stadium 'then Lab! del Gary Crandall All-ArounElko effortless H e steady point winner who pulled Thomas Cyprus Ted Contd performance d Doubles championship— D Corey 208 Cedar CIt Returning letter men and J High McKenzie Bryant John Mc 'Beane-Ton- i Dyer still a stuLehi tied for sec- trailed Harold Butler of Los the surprise lump—Scott Neville-DoCoulter Ogden sparkling records this season ond: Stevenson Cedar City Jensen del Ras' C the A at then one dent for with university but lap Central 111 Richfield Bishop Delta tie for fifth: Angeles give indication the Warriors Turner American Fork: Stholes Amer- lengthened his stride a bit as no left college eligibility I I I will be tough but such con- ican fork Smith Tropic I ft I SP 440 HI Scouten PV 220—Warren DI 100 BJ Springville he hit the stretch to begin the cleared the horizontal at 6 ft Name of School Total lb tenders as Ogden and Logan Dean Costello Worland Karl Graf second lap widened the gap 7 in Cal Clark who last week Se Hurricane Melvin Willa North I I I Lee votes vier I are getting the Lowry with every bounding stride and soared to an almost unbelievBill Linton Cyprus 225 I I I BelliVell teL Brood Jump—Pearcs of several fans 1111 582 111 223 1014646118-1- 0 14641 6043 Paul able 6 ft 9 inches skimmed Winnemucca Nev Ifintah Willits North Sevier °born finished an easy winner Cindermen in Region Seven Payson Matia Cokesville $O ft S in Anderson of B Y U finished over at 6 ft 6 in but failed at Ron Hales I t1 I Javelin — Robinson Gunnison' Mc-194 577 I 109 221 I 134-1- 0 I I' 4943 89-the 6 ft 7 in mark Lanky Weber CHICAGO April 25 (UP)— and Region Eight also will bold Allister 0 130-- 6 Kanab Torgerson North Se- third irloyd Delta VS Art Barnard of the Los An- Ralph Bonham of B Y U finThe Chicago Bears Saturday their meets next week end on vier Griffith Toosolei Dick Morley ft in 1°5-winner ished third Marshall geles A C a third-placI I I I I I 'signed two rookies guard Clyde May 2 in Ute Stadium The state Mile relay—Millard TOMO 39-- 2 18-""' 111 Delts-- -- Union 109-9 526 102 21 x4601 Gooier Anderson) A special 220yard low hu dle Carbon in the last Olympics skipped Pickard and back Joe Koch for prep meet will follow May Cyprus 3:430 Mcevent 14:1 Lake to between Salt 1180 over Millett in in the hurdles and City (Marshall Rock 1953 Football National high the relay—Beaver Burgoyne 'A Millard Peareel I 10-Competition for the most Knight Patterson capture the prize for that event Barnard lost some of its luster Kanab 586 112 232 1021 1 194 1021 League season 4543 Dixie Pole vault—Haien tied for but the second-placperform- when Barnard ticked thesixth 0 Pickard a part has subsided in these areas second: Wagstaff American fails Ida 1 Aikta ance of B Y trs sensational barrier and went sprawling on Wayne BIthell also played for Wake Forest and to give track athletes a chance 'Hatch Richfield I Young- B Y High 34-8 South 8 538 107 1'201 1043 20 1164 40501 Murray 12 ft freshman Dick Millett caused the track as Millett finished A won berths on both the offen- to rest weary muscles for the Harrup Medley (Holdsway a relay—Lincoln s oluclicaiet In d the in alone crowd murmur tests 231 ahead big SAIL Delta sive and defensive platoons Prue Important Irergiuton that) bpi 1 t4--14- 4 - n 't -) et ' :-- 64 de - '''' r ' i 6100-14- — Lr ) ' lk ' ' t L' I I 1 41 i'!ke 41-'7- - 2 rI' '' — "it - ' - tS '' k It s - " -- ' '4 ' '' 4 0 4 k 00 ' 8-- 2 6-- B roncos Cop Honors in Juco Event t - ''''''': 6-- 0 3 V 44 6-- A-- - rikitlbal 7-- 6-- -- '''tt r- ' --- 0 6-- 3 i::!!' 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