Show ': 4 - 44410bNiel "spiv 4 Ar i' w “ 4 01viiik4464 i rt00-10- No ' :''-'11- tv- ipli-i:-- A t o viiAV11-40401- ii: ist - -- f' 1 or ': : : ' t'7--- : ":7 4444 QV 4 !:''4' Trf !91 soassisawo4wisOwrowi-Wi-e '' :" ::- Y::' 'j: :i '''' wr !!!!4""!' - ' ' ' :7!' 4 :"'" :- ' !'-- f '' ' 4 r'---- C1: - - 4 '7) :: - - Horsemen Voile End To Racing Strike I NEW YORK (UPI) — Horse-- ! men voted to resume racing at Aqueduct in a special meeting: Monday and the raring secretary immediately opened the entry box for resumption of racing on Tuesday How many horses would be a th to - tle he he he - — wo cly oh lie on i t ' ri 4 ! 1 I t i '''' - '' ic ' ' ' r Wt10"""1 envoomOre'!"!!trgl'"” A 't '''y - '' : 1 y -- !: ‘1 t' - t tzi ‘ - 41 'it I ici:t ) 44 ' " " i two-thir- To Share Betting it' 4 ' ' 4 :'' f ? A :4''' :' : " ' r '' '' i: A '' r'' '' ' ': ' ' 114 '' ' '" '' -- :v :is- ii:s: v 77':1:: : !: '' :- : - ': -- - :-: :'7:- ' z:"-- -' - ' 4- s ' - -- i ': - - :::si i 2- - ' :: i if ' s - t' ! : : ‘::4 r: ::Z: - - '': ' '' - 3 40(4 :''--: ''' 2!: " "I 4 It t ' !1- - one-hal- " ' ' ::: ' ''' ) ' ': voloA014 ' ' - : :: : ' 9wagWogiiioosloAoatoN'V10-deotkwinaektka- - ' - wii- go—A4 :''' ' —- '" ''''L':-ii-- '1 championship '::sit - vears nrt - we Wrehousing ' Rntals ' DELIVERY SERVICE II TRANSFER 322-357- 6 CO SIVT 1021 td:zez 4) im say Now it thil time to soled your SUMMUR SUlTS SIA( KS AN) won the NBA for the past eight SPORT ( l'ilkl'S : Allow us thirty 44nyt to tullIM craft vow ChS31111-It- ild they wH he fenny tot those balmy days ohaind Chanse from out vast seitKlion ol Ynoin Wool : troyncals orid dation wool blends in the lotesl shelties and pat terns Always a complimentary ft' with PhotoMetrit Last Year PhltadelPhla the Easdern Division ero$A11 but were knocked out of the -playoffs by the Celtirs—and the 76ers have been waiting a year to get eVP11 WM1 Under wakhful eyes of Capt Arthur P Brill of eombat drill during spring gage in allocated USMC Utes Tim Burnett left and Ken Newton en football practice an innovation for the Utes: purses "I think this is asfair a propANDERSON osition as can be expected at "10P ROCK this time We must look upon' ofr I ' Bo:hoe:lash:111d elpnhpsiadakvnohcekreed fonfrf PICKER this in a practical way and this 'a CUSTOM TAILORS to be a practical soluseems " hits third straight playoff victory 't( I A tion" Dreyfus said LI 4 AND SHIRT MAKERS the record crowd of 13009 3 1 James Cox Brady chairman 31 g Wells Ben WoodsonAngeles City College By John Mooney Wyoming Arizona BYU Louls'chanted derisively "Boston is I West 1st South of the board of the New York! e)ValP Also Expert Alteration na State Army Utah State Roger Cline Mike HairstonIThomas Tribune Sports Editor lika) split end dead Boston is dead" Werld's Finest was present at and Remodeling Service Racing Assn Texas The Guaranteed Performance of AM and Hawaii Western Tom and from Hawks Mary Lowery' Bill Russell the Celtics' play- Laney JC DERSON Machines will eliminate your the meeting along with other! Mike Giddings denies he's The Redskins --- --— lost seven &fen- - Lettermen returning: Armin rock problems A model for every of fighting fire with thinking Red Shirts officials was NYRA Trotter condition end budget Writs Sr Coil sive defensive and nine starterst Tim Blaufuss Burnett Norman also present and immediately' fire that he's preparing the but Promi nent red shirts: Dennis PETE KINDSTATHER by the spring game May 131Chow Manuel Fernandez Jack informed the horsemen that the Utah Redskins to beat the BYU Ammons guard Jack Andrews PM All MO MAIM 1 to enthusihave Joe Hartmann Gehrke Giddings hopes George tacARIOMAM CITY WAN -end Dan Bailey tackle entry box would be open until 11 "Marines" through USMC 00 asm whipped into a rugged John s Deplore Ittrauolmut Intermountain Ane Jerome Lawson tics and that the Monday Barker Mike night pm DouniGary safety Charles !Paulo! momonwnMWONIMINIMPINO Pima But Mike a former Marine squad entries would close at 5 am fullback Bill Fowler Meanwhile the Utes are' POU1S0n Kent Ramon Charlieper Itook an ten of offer Ken Tuesday morning Newton advantage linebackElwood Stewart Jerrylhallback The Morning Telegraph a dered by Capt Arthur P Brill denying the rumor that "UtahSmith Jerry Simonsen tight end Dicker and Jim Man" be will Whitely MALE HELP replaced bylTollman and Dick Worley racing publication in New York' !USMC recruiting officer to give' defensive 141 "Mack the Knife" as the school Wilson back- planned to put out a special edi- the Redskin gridders transfers: Prominent Tony tion and Sol Rosen promised the combat training this spring pep song Prominent sophs: Mike Bai- Here's a capsule rundown on Gardea Santa Ana IC (fial-would be at the racetrack we feel the trainipaper PLANNING FOR "Seriously center Howard Bright 4 ley Ed Johnson Immediate openings for 35 the as the drills opened'back) squad Mike by noon Tuesday ng provides three things" Vander Brown half- from Laney tackle Aran linebacker this week: production line workers counters: Leo Camalich defensive TOMORROW? - hack tackdefensive Ken' lost: Letterman Darrell IC 20 50 to BigeGary Ages Day or swing '' Dalton it "First the fullback Normanback boys Gary low Terry Baker Mike Buter01 from Laney IC prepares shift Apply 8 am to 3 pm Phi Hies Buy Tito INCLUDE' US IN! 'mentally and puts a little more Gerald Coggins Merlin DriggsiMcI3ride defensive tackle from'JoeDavis center Ray Groth t r17 Monday through Friday ST LOUIS (UPI) — The St lemphasis on winning or losing Wendell Jones deHansen Stevequarterback Randy Bill Morleyi East Los Angeles IC Cardinals Monday sold In combat natur- Glen'tookJohn Stipech Bruce Meyer fullback from Glendalefensive back Jack Jensen de- Boothe Packing Co Louis man cit:: "1I brkt'I" 7 Tito Francona to the ally if you'd lose in a real Bean Dario- DeBenedetti Mike IC Steve Molnar who trans - fensive back Steve utility Jones 1 01 Preened Center Philadelphia Phil lies for an Building I I Steve sen scuffle it could mean your life Gronemanl Ron Heslop 1 ( ! John ferred when George Washington quarterback: ' Clearfield Utah — Madnley ' '' undisclosed amount Tim lineMcGi linebacker Then too we feel it gives confi- Moore a Pat McKissick Gene U dropped football he's tall --- --- -Bob Merrill 777 7 defensive backer Bill Sopjes Idence if a lad can handle an Cabading guard ( Gary Heard Jerry back i M i Rich ller Jack PlatH guard lopponent coming at him with Pullman Al White Gonzelo back from San Mateo IC Jim : ! !' er tight end Mack Powel11 -Learn to Swim in the Spring ' simulated knife he should be Cureton ' Andy Thornburg Street defensive back from Los linebacker ''' -' : Rees Jim :' tight able to block and tackle Sitmmer! 41 end Joe Sampson guard John -' — CI asses S tart I ng N ow Similar Moves Schiller tackle Steve Singer l' -- r Wookday Mornings 10 om to I pm ' dei'! ": halfback and offensive "Next the guard ':' 7 6:30 or sntave Srmitbh Svonings - 14111'a ' ''?''illi' ' ''' ''' ''''' '' ' La rry ac er and i ''' fensive moves of 'jtiV" Saturday Mornings 19F 2 e Nate Tyler fullback to the offencombat similar FOr Registration or are 5 277 2647 sive and defensive footwork and Information Call 1"net410ser-s- r Group Lossons reflexes in football SCOUTS IN 10 for 815 Beginnen 3 to 8 pears " BY GROUPS 8 over or "Thirdly it serves to 'spice I Beginners years ARRANGIMENT Acivamod remove some and ltiforS1230 up' 'practices of the drudgery when we let the Smaller classes for indMdunt Attention Tyson of Brigham City Special to The Tribune off and play 'war'" LOGAN — Utah -A 1 so backfield boys pair offensive Fun is at Univerrl! State 1 Swimming 17 7"-Mike adds bedridcoach is Ed Cavanaugh sity its football coaching staff i 1 e Giddings may not be "playing crippled by a family death and den with a back injury suffered 4' liiaiiipi4''i1 in week a last handball this when war" fall his soph- a back injury postponed opengame dominated crew tackles Minne- ing of spring grid practice until head W4-- 0 --GA06-r t quoted Kirkpatrick ::' r' 7 1 11- r-7-A 1 ri sota New Mexico 18 school officials coarh Chuck Mills as saying he Oregon April i i 7:i ! ilift-'3would like to be just a little betannounced Monday ------ ' I' ''' Li' Li LA' i4 a --1 USU ter organized for the spring Kirkpatrick Harvey information said director opening sports r-- -) line coach defensive The USU official said postRandy would have the missed Tyson ponement of the grid sessions 61 spring opener because of the would not alter the date of the death of his father William annual spring football game between the Aggies and their for mer stars which is slated for AND THEIR DEALERS! Saturday May 13 band-to-han- d Maltnes Have Latided! At Utevtliel ito has ' County Crating-Truc- k Cons Celtic Reign Boston i' : - ' hest-of-- the 76eN wanted to win the II clincher at Boston "but now we 'have to do it at home—and that will give us the incentive to win before the home people" 1 -' in Solt tok 44 at Convention Hall Hal Greer the sharpshooting admitted 'Philadelphia guard 1 k:1"''C - - POOL CAR & CARLOAD DISTRIBUTION cRipalts'1t1(3:ngerreomlnabteafohoretitanioltl000ler - — a ANTWHIRB 14-- ! :::-7- ::: : ' Moye—Wa Hoist 4 4 1 s : Ws Haul—Ws 121-11- 'ca ' ' : ' Ot s The Triers just missed In Bos4 ton Sunday losing in the Leading '4 c'''IN"Nli :Eastern finals coach Alex Han! 'num expects his dub to end the ' '1'' t 7cs:ost host neee One ' - i tm hope they won't need a third or fourth try I - H' '1 ' lit' ' " i :'‘ — 0ethfiaetti)(:")hnaNpmitapti3looonnfatsiBoRastsoaknnedCicsthetahlitelA ' "t 7' - 2 't ' -- ' s- : 11 lk : : :Isti 1 - to End? k - ' "? 11 (AP) —er mach seornod to ignore tho gets a second outburst' but promised his chance Tuesday night to knock would show up for the next ga me '' 4e - :: i :Philadelphia i 1 :Ft: - PHILADELPHIA 10 27-'- - I is 7: 19 76ers: We'll Win Crown In Front of Home Fans Si ! - sr : ':7- ":: ': 11 ' c ' : 5' i I 1 1967 11 'ruesday4 April L!: ' A ar- i - 4 - ' ' ': ' :i:::i:::7 sit i - ''e - 4 !" : ' ' S ' ' A v - Celtic I) rt - ikjt41°- 'I "''?''' rt I- - s 4 ' - :e 1z t - t14 - 1 ) ''4 N14 - 1: ' I ' ! - 4 r'1 - ' Sit r- :T' t '44 : ' ' a ' - ' Iti " -- ' !!! '' ' ?r!"4 ot "'" ' 4'''''''141 ' i '44k A 1 ' - - 's ' - "'ve ' s1i4 ' ''' - ' 4dk !: ' : irs:'' ' :1":"rr1! 4e:' s ' N m'ss tr i' t - :"- t: He said be had been in touch with Gov Nelson Rockefeller throughout the day and that he had a commitment from the governor and legislative leaders f of one that next year per cent of the betting totals would be toward ' i '' " I ' - ' el '' ' '"'"'' i" A 1 'sek 'It -- 4 -- "f' ' it "' - i - 4 1tt :te ''' Tr - t4 ! 1 1' ' le livt c -- : ?:r - t ''' " ''''"'-- -: :7:' 0 The Salt Lake Tribune 4 1 ' 0 i told about 200 owners and trainers that purses would be increased by $35 million with the money coming from the New! York Racing Assn Dreyfus said the Horsemen's how the association would manage this but believed it would be of through the About some mortgages of the men voted to re- sume racing Dreyfus said the horsemen's board of directors had considered the proposal thoroughly and decided to approve its acceptance KANSAS erry MO (UPI) — Oeve land manager Joe Adcodc said he Monday planned to protest the American League opener Tuesday night between his Indians and Kansas City because of the Athletics' use of white baseball shoes Adcock in his first season a s manager said the pitcher's use of white shoes would distract the batter which he claimed is illegal Athletics' owner Charles O Finley who innovated the use of white baseball shoes during spring training said he could care less what Adcock does becausehe already had perm from American League president Joe Cronin 7h '' The strike was settled when i'" Jack Dreyfus Jr i''cting presi- - E dent of the Horsemen's Assn' t - ission )th v45bsourimeer!!!!!!!!M41!MWV!!!WPOtoFOTPMNPOINSPOIIIMNIIOnlompmomm441 5 entered remained uncertain for the first day of racing since last Wedriesda y but secretalyl Tammy Trotter had his staff ready to accommodate any owner who decided to run Purses to Increase Adcock Readies Game Protest na ' p ' ithat) t)kntA - -- 1 Arizo-'Dou- the er A01723-214- Lnii In ley' her to - f l hand-to-han- d WANTED WY 1) itiraTESTATEI ?: 1 ' 0 1 0 1 1 1 00 ' 1 to 13 -- 11 0 L '! 7 -- r'' ' -- 1r 6 OR— ordo oton B SO 0 0 1 2 2 1 4 Enjoy )'') ttL - I stay cool 4 I t40 : -- -- ) Nr '4 4 ' ''' ' 74 I e i ' ' 4 tyla tl 5 ) ' i ! - -f -- ' 1 14-1- 'P 0 ' ) 0 I P-' ) i' -- -- - I- :2 - ' h 4 t 1- 2 - 2 ' t f i - -- c FtY 12 '''t 1 I: -- 1 )t tt'1 it "Iii n 1 1 I !' fri 4 : 4' - ' 7i71- :Ic-- 7 ' : - )c 4 f jk 'i i - 4 1 11 it ) ( ‘: " i 0 0 ' - 1 ' - A classic poplin ln smart summertime style Crisply tailored In a natural shoulder style with flap hook center vent A light and pockets Fortrel polyweight blend of 50 Zontrel rayon keeps you ester50 cool comfortable and fashionable We the "fiber that keeps its prom- Available in Putty and Pale Olive Just one from our exciting collection of all that's new in men's suits Ise ' $5500 "cr - --t-- e It 4 I ' 1 - it loosOf :-- - 4 - ' W ' ! — -- -- 7th - ' 9 pm Monday through Friday 4011110oolev 11' -- fr - 'ke' l 1 ' -- 041 I o' i 4 t1 See How a National Volume Sales Award Can Save You Money -I Come share in our sales success In Chrysler's latest national volume sales contest Freed's and their associated dealers sold more cars than division of Chrysler Corporation anyone else in the in the United States Now let these volume sales work for you See how they makit possible to give you savings you'll get nowhere else You'll like the deal The trade (We need used cars) You'll like the payment plans on Freedis own lowest rates The cleancut way the sale is handled So come make your deal today On Plymouth Valiant Chrysler or Imperial I I t-- S - 1 I - Terms Your friend — 5YEAR50000 MILE WARRANTY T "'"Awalfej"rwegml ' I' : Ph HU VOLKSWAGEN INTERMOUNTAIN at Freed's Is out to win you over7- - now! 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