Show '4! 101461141J 01rftroP tii-- ' a 4 !'T 1 r - Al t :jf galit Sports illirtor by ) (''''--- :1 Jo 111 Mool 1 ey Tribune Sports Editor Tolan Could Have Becn Acrgles7 First Gold Medal 1V inner i Page 22 r jI a SIrlirea'lltY - lwr 5pott$ -- ' ) -- PALM The trent he ' clear Fr ing wa5 winner wa kopt third rot Hope De ! 'o By )3 i1 Coltria tribune Sports Writer I ' State's basket'- ball team battles Brigham Young University here Saturday at '8 pm and one thing seems Icertain The game will end in a tie! Has this goofy writer flipped! you may ask ) 1 t 1 j er The state LOGAN—Utah I t I pic competition Tolan who became "the world's fastest human" t winning the 100 and i dashes in the 1932 Olympics enjoyed success under the L ' i his first athletic L of E (Dick) Romney on the i — :eyes old Central playground In Salt Lake t 1' IF L''- 1 City "Eddie's dad and mother were r i i chef and assistant chef at the old I 4 k Fifth East gad Dick recalled "I 41 - Dick a summer job working for the had Romney on the playgrounds recreation department city "Eddie and his brother Hart were natural athletes They were great entertainers too and I'd drive them around in my car to other playgrounds to perform 'But I'm not sure his sisters Martha and Junie Weren't better athletes When we'd have foot races the and then there'd be a race girls would finish a ways back for third and fourth places among all the other contestants "Their parents wanted the boys to have the best equipment and I'd dicker to get them wholesale prices In return Eddie's mother end dad would bring me the molit delicious cakes "A cousin of the Tolan's Mignon Barker worked State for Carrie Hendricks dean of women so Utah at could see I had the inside track on becoming a very nuccessful track coach" Dick laughed 4 I Cites Figures not the figuresi Absolutely definitely show the game will: i lend in a tie And now to prove it Last jiyear at Provo BYU 'beat Mehl 1State 115 to 81 a difference Of! - - A:-- go protege Jack Nil e derpar 210 '1 six the dista L The 01 wind 1P continue( Aiitta cours 72 I: Nickla 'i 1 Casper group A him 213: Thi On the Air to The Utah State vs Brigham Young University game will be broadcast over KVNU and KSL Saturday at 8 pm points Later In Logan the Cats won 8 a difference of only eight points So it is easy to see that Utah 000000 34 96-8- I State "gained" 26 points by playing the Cougars in Logan Provo Game one-tw- o $Ae — 92-6- 6 ference is exactly 26 points exactly the number of points the Aggies gained in Logan last year Since being bombed by the Cats in Provo last month the Aggies have "arrived" with two victories over the Univer sity of Utah as well as others over tough teams under their belts A new lineup consisting of Shaler Halimon and Jim Smith at the forwards Alan Parrish at center and Hal Hale and Les Powe1l at the guards has added no end of punch to the Aggiel i attack "However the Tolans found better employment in Detroit and Eddie and Hart moved with their par CItts That ended my chances" Romney recalled "Competing for Case High school the To Ian brothers helped win a couple of scholastic track and field championships and they wound up at Michigan 'But I can still see Eddie and Hart diving off the tep of the telephone pole into the Central Park pool And I can remember some of their old playmates Abe End Izzy Wagner and Leon Miller They were a most amusing bunch of kids" Dick added "Eddie came back to vlsit me between his junior senior and years and professed an interest in enrolling in Utah State but I had to discourage him" Dick smiled t :Eddie never considered himself a track star he g said many times his biggest thrill bigger than two Olympic gold medals was scoring six touchdowns in a high school game in Michigan" Romney concluded Jim Xmas BYU guard who has been But for better employment in Detroit an oppor-- 1 seeing double all week after being bit funity that took the Tolan family to the midwest Dick svii Romney might be remembered today as the coach double-gold medal winner for the developed the first :United States in Olympic competition La limiddrettaliM00 Cassius workout This year in the game in Provo between the two clubs Jimmy the Cougars won champ The di! I'aiiiIy nov'ed to Detroit Clay falls through ropes Friday in last before Monday fight with sparring mate Ellis on top of him Bottom Ellis helps back 'II the ring Clay escaped injuries 1:3 pre-roun- d lf ' limas Stars in the Clutch near-misha- Ogden Meet Lurés 15 66-6- 0 Judo Teams mid-semest- -- 58-5- 8 Observation Ward eotay4 FIPED) Cassius Escapes Injury In Fight Camp Mishap Mtr This Sub's a Regular Guy 19C Falls Through Ropes 11 1 FEE Associated Presi WirePhoto HOUSTON (UPI) — A sudden Dundee Clay's trainer Instincmisstep by Cassius Clay landed tively lunged toward the chamhim flat on his back Friday-anpion o) gave his handlers near heart Escapes Hurts failure before he assured them "I almost had ashemorrhage he was all right when I saw it" Dundee said The incident occurred while later "He's okay though Not a Scoring Spree Clay was sparring with Jimmy scratch on him It didn't bother 72 Ellis his hours before In the game in Provo BYU's only him half as much as it did me kCraig Raymond had a field day world heavyweight champion- He's got only one thing on his bout with Ernie Terrell at tscoring 35 points and generally ship mind And that's Monday the Astrodome Monday night limaking the Cougars look like' night's fight" i!national champions Since then Against Ropes Ellis who had maneuvered iiRaymond hasn't been as good Backed against the ropes Clay against the ropes tried to and as a matter of fact he has Clay slipped and fell between catch the champion as he fell lost his starting job to Jim! the second and third strands "But I lost my balance" Ellis win-flinEakins landing on the edge of the ring said "I was scared" However Coach Stan Watts workapron and coming dangerously Following his —21 out with Ellis which ended may remember that last USU close to falling four and one-haSatur- feet below to the hard concrete Clay's heavy and start training for Ter in eye in Texas Western game says gameBut it is Raymond rell the champ was badgered only a guess right floor day he is ready for battle with Aggies now Ile picked himself up immedi- by Thad Spencer the No 3 and resumed r a Neil Roberts and Karl Llimo ately however nking heavyweight and will be the forwards with Gary mixing it with Ellis as the George Chuvalo ranked No 8 p Hill and Ken James on the crowd of 300 gasped at the during his workout on the heavy bag guard line First line sub forTwo women spectators in the ward will be Marty Lythgoe Different League with Jim Jimas (if he gets over front row screamed and Angelo "When I whip you I'll still his doable vision) certain to see like you so don't step speaking some at action guard Ben Horton an Albuquerque attorney and a top to me" said Spencer who is final score victory Inviinto National the booster of New Mexico athletics drops a note of optinot in quite the same league Map Coltrin Strategy Bill Cougars By which tational Tournament with Clay as a needier Foul Trouble naism regarding the Lobo track team The strategy on both sides Tribune Sports Writer not But won Chuvalo challenged the chammay they they "Hugh Hackett the Lobo coach received the good ?ROWE — Jim Aims bas have won but for Jimas work in And 'while he didn't do any- will be knee deep bet on that to come out of the ring an'd finals the in pion sensational as La Andersen Dell l'ews that all his track and field men had passed their Coach thing Aggie never been a regular on the the semifinal against Army after Clay said the CanadiYork fight New to University will be certain against against outdoor guard season" basWork and would be eligible for the big Brigham Young University an would not last 10 rounds The Cats got a long way he did play the major part of BYU's fast break and be certain 3en writes "Almost a dozen including several of our ketball team but If "Al! Amerl- behind in this when they meet again Chuvalo game but worked the game when Nemelka got to try to get Hallman in position Csod ones like Head Mattison and Mitchell had Fans in the Clutch" had been themselves is the only fighter ever to have to a tie finally into foul trouble early And the for a lot of shots up picked last year the former' at - Special to The Tribune so we were worried sick" with only moments to Cougars didn't look any weaker Halimon snored 30 at gone the distance with Clay the against flash would have been with Jimas than they were with Cats in Provo and would like OGDEN — Fifteen top judo since he captured the title from go New Mexico is defending conference champion In Bingham a in Sonny Liston But Army had the ball 13YU Nemelka track and field and with BYLL loaded with stars the at"Ia nothing better than to do that teams will compete Saturday the moment he has an All however had Jimas a thief on After tlie workout Clay said vision double (At his Inviif now Annual the Ogden Eighth Right many or more in Logan Lobos can't afford to lose any pointwinners to the American black eye the result' two heavyweights bothered the the basketball court and sure clears up Jimas will be seen at tational Judo Tournament at the Zone Defense academicians him of an accident in the Texas' when the casaba School the night Mt Logan Saturday enough Jim swiped Ogden Junior High ' "Yes Western game when he got dribbled down and scored the Cats take on the Aggies lie Watts may use his zone de- here they annoyed ire" stabbed In the eye The stabbing! layup That made it for says he can see okeh now prob- fense which he has used more The event sanctioned by the Clay snapped ''Why do they want to come to my camp anyI whichnot only broke his contact lens BYU and the pressure was on ably good enough to get those this year than he has at any AAU and sponsored by the Competitive sports instill the ability to "take it" in boys of It Into the out for a his of drove way? I'm in serious training for a but hands but been missed has It part the The Cadets time in past sneaky Army values for income tax collectors Sr pan Ogden Judo Dojo will begin at should provide carry-ovcheek bone and right now that seconds later Jimas had scored steal successful at times especially 11 am with events scheduled the title What are they doing icians here?" eye ain't pretty) until 9 pm again and the Cats eased into a Cougar fans hope so against New Mexico recently ' a lot riding on this Top competitor will be Yuzo Chuvalo said he was going to There's Big Flay do "color" on the closed circuit game When Andersen first Koga of San Jose State UniverJima! Is the kind of an athlete came to Utah State he beat sity a fourth degree black belt telecast of Monday night's fight anyone has to like Serious and Watts six straight But the Cou- competitor and the present AAU He predicted Clay would defeat Terrell but that it would take able to make the big play durgar coach has now won the next '139 pound and under division him at least 12 rounds Aning a game he has a smile you five and could gel even with champion couldn't wipe off with a broom dersen with a victory Saturday Teams from Oregon Idaho ' at other times Colorado and Utah will also about BYU this BEACH "I've dreamed at ERNIE a senior DAYTONA winning Jim's FLA! compete in the meet The school Bob Tullius and Iiisla race on this big oval all my year and as mentioned he can't Join Astro Roster (tr1) TERRELL is located at 3260 Harrison lone Dodge Dart rolled over all lite and this was it baby" said look back to the time he was a — TEX HOUSTON (AP) in WM 'Blvd Ogden Champion of the Mustangs Cougars and Tullius 36 who was once of regular but he must have at pitchers Four to fered memories contract a to win two Camaros Friday play running least great easily Bo Belinsky have de- including University of Utah's basket- dropping a CASSIUS the first annual TransAmerican back for the Baltimore Colts maybe more with 1967 the contracts ( of to cision from signed a takes ball Washing-team University respite The race was the first of 11 The No 1 memory would be race for sedans ' The other Astros signHouston CLAY before Univer11'11Y1114itilkt scheduled on the 1966 Trans-- ' last year's game with Utah ati regular season play Saturday ton and falling Looked Easy announced Nation- sity of California Friday are ings Wceld Okompke y7j American Circuit And it proved Utah when the Cougars gotl and meets the Japanese Mike Cuellar Danny Coombs The Falls Church Va veter(0-18 a start for the Mustangs behind by 10 points in the sec- - al team at pm in the Einar The visitors include members and Dan Schneider an made it look easy as he took' poor Nielsen Fieldhouse the left 9:44 1964 with of of 1966ls the half a and cirond Japanese Olympic repeat the lead from the crippled IVIe- seeking cuit championship great BYU guard Jeff Congdon Drills In Utah squad in addition to team memthrough rCury Cougars Titus Sherman Oaks fouled out bers who won the 1965 Asian Ride the Champ race in this warmup Jerry the The Japanese quintet has Calif Dr Dick Thompson' and Games Came Alive for Saturday's start of the Beehive in the been drilling i Towing (777k III both dropped As an added attraction an Continental Alexandria Va Chock Daytona I i Jiate-ataiikria&J FrEE out in their Mustangs after leadIn came Jimas The Cats On the Air Rood Tibet Road Race Alumni team will play the Ute I ing briefly V1r140:1:1 Icame alive and the other reguA —alagframar- t- lazautzz-zsTullius won by more than a Snowmobiles The in the at Froth Olympic got preliminary Thompson suffered transmis- lar guard Dick Nemelka ONE-DA17 EASY lap over a coal black Chevrolet sion trouble and Titus had 'hot Up crept the Cougars until basketball game will be broad- 5:45 Veterans of past Ute I 1:011110 SERVICE i':'' Fisher TERMS Camaro driven by Craig over 8 at So cast : Saturday trouble controlling his car after' they were only two behind pm glories will return for a regular il'— of Toronto Tullius won $2500 was KALI O '1 bumping Jones' Cougar on the limas made a basket ' Band Si Link- - (1150'11:::g The white Dart looking drab 'first game against the frost fouled and made the pitch for a 0 lap colorful Ford of ' for a litaikats the State couple days beside age Adjustment CD three point play and the Cats 11 Youth Place : Utah Aggies the 1 I Mustangs and Cougars ran the scrimmaging were ahead miles at an average speed Fourth place went to Peter Back came the Utes and they The coaches scouted the 'Meg in College Cage Scores t— v4cA Tullius Of 993 miles an hour Weber 78 Northern Arizona 76 Gregg Jacksonville Fla in a got ahead They were four their victory over Colorado ": — Penn 76 Harvard 56 182 '—°41 without Miles the U first for State chamPorsche rail the 1tt Thursday night '3:15 pm Delaware 71 Drexel 52 'ahead and had the ball with 1(114 Normally a Japanese athlete refueling pionship Bob Johnson of Colum- time running out But they Princeton 30 Dartmouth 16 -ro bus Ohio in a Camato placed didn't have the ball long Jimas is considered on the shortish Cornell Jones Third Yale 13 NO HOME TV a Brown 90 Columbia 81 This but the have side visitors Week One !fifth went to Rent Titus Walt sixth last Ika won stole it flipped it to Nome rarnelli Jones who ' Vi Ilanova 62 St Peters N 3 al ' — TICKETS NOW is who Kodama Akira Y') center ft ' weck's Riverside 500 in Califor- 'Hine of Alitland Fla was sev- and Nemelka scored Seconds The Citadel 13 Virginia Military 70 At Treasure Mtn AT BOX OFFICE1 California 59 Air Force 56 Both starting forwards are 4 nia finished third in a Cougar enth in Mustang eighth went to later Jima s scored himself and GENERAL ADM t1)1411 fit Ideho State 78 Seethe 76 In Park City and and the guards are Stanford 66 Denver 58 1 S530 end $500 t(1) There was only one other Cou- William Bowman of Palm Beach the score was tied getting the University of Pacitic 67 Los Angeles Solitude or in height "L iovoia 62 i gar In this race their first Fla in a Porsche Jim Baker iCats back into the game they S6n Francisco 77 San Jos St Ail 60 Ste Them All al of Atlanta was ninth in Alfa finally won by one 94 UC Santa Barbera 79 Santa Clara crack at racing competition' point! Coast Games Irt St Maryl 72 PPODAffilfl ARRCO industries The ear driven by Dan Cur- Romeo and 10th went to a Cowed° State College 129 CoWade Mind Way AAWU JOB two The Minos met Welan Herb Japanese driven blown Porsche W with a 4664791 out by So 1th 1830 rey dropped NIV6d(1 Southern M San Diecte 'tete That victory probably got the teams last week on the coast 62 son of Woodmere NY valve in the early twining 7 Lobos Make the Grades 11 4 - -- Th' Date f - k No FoolinoT cs - ' t:4 1 Proves It! TddieTolan who died Tuesday in Detroit c6uld I Save given Utah State its first gold medals in Olym- 200-met- H qp w Salt Lake City Utah —Saturday Morning—February 4 1967 ' ---- 1m----"by fl 1 - e-- 0 I ' 4 4 IN THE FROM I 90-4- Tullius Scores Win lit 300 Mile Race 0 CARDEt TO WIN THE A Skiing lent at and skif weekend Skiers et the I weather the sam atures Friday ' All Eh a sting near are to sti: snow There ported Friday ALTA Snow PARli snow 80Ln now n BEA Inches ( BRIA: snow SNOW snow 11 LIT 60-5- 8 er MK WIN Skiing Pay an day Play at Uto:ille Redskin Cagers Battle Nippon Five Tonight - -- d 75-7- 2 last-minut- e 1 e I 78-5- 9 i half-wa- y p n 17r)rr7 t SP tteduct does th Utah-Japanes- e cril f rto ape( iff'1ent Y 2 aheets Gets to ii4Na:4171ii 3 ) t O 1 i II 4 4 retarie rhine ( ' from th One pe and acc : ) RI Paper Moder' -- two-lit- S collate Cornea I :4 LAU |