Show ':''' ' ii414400o 1 ''' ''1'1''': l'''"' i ''-'''- 4 46 40 4 v "f I- - V 4 10 - ':''''''''' ':''''''''''-'4- 4 4 k $ I4 4 1' 4 4 'ig - 4 4 4 ' - 4 ' 4 ' 'Jvy::: I:: itL11ivi--t1e10i'4 4 4 - ' 4 ' ' 4 4 4 4 ' ' ' '071drc 4 y: - - A : 1 - i ' 17 -- Yanks Blast )5:ports Mirror by John Alooneyi Tribmic Spurts-Editu- t: 1 Ift t(-11tka Chisox bv )4 -- t 11-211arg- in I - f i I' i 1 ' t six-ru- -k- ' : : -- 4 :: 1 t ' 1 i k ' 1 lik John P Wood O Higolos p Skowron Ott OToote P 0 0 1000 3020 2000 0000 0000 1000 0000 Mike Got Good Ones r : ‘ 3 2 0 2 I 9 (TresO) 230 0 2 1 spring: er the Utah newcomers are three of the Verv a't? rled41as broad' javelin on tap SaturdA' hurdles - l'eohlit(ldb - - iiitiar Test - 1 - - Special to The Tribune In the more than -'14 of the Brigham:1 history 50year and high school athletes com4"' Young University Invitational pete in track and field events in there have been many silly the BYLl Stadium on the Cougar stories dug up by scribes look- - 4 t v track ing for the unusual 4 As usual we expected a 4One of the more famous is the from thei pin" story Many yeartti "safety meet director and someone figured out how Director Floyd ago (the total WEIS 'Millet said Tuesday "but our many safety pins well tip in the thousnads) it took could this for list top to fasten the numbers to the year entry Jer13000 and that would indeed be a seys of the competitors huge field" Another had to do with the In addition to the 3000 atb-- 1 of loaves of bread it took number to be registered iletes expected to provide box lunches for the will an be there by Thursday thousands of competitors additional 2000 or so girls comanother with the number of marchthe precision peting in shells it takes to start the hunling units from the various high dreds of trial heats and final ischools FROVO rubber-asphal- - - - response Iigood i - - ' : ' Higgins A— 631e WP-- - ' :' 1 '' : :' ' ' i'':: - ' :: ' Mets Squeak ' ' '11':' mitt''' ' i : t Past Cubs ''i ' ' r' ' vi Iak '''' le ' ' '7 1 ' ' ' r:i4rfikk - IF 4140 )4(1 44tik "111) -- wkS4 ' 4 : k : ! r- ' a l'' ' ' '' ' 1 vA - 1' I races Two Trials at Once Let Floyd Millet BYU athletic director and director of the of flood handle the In order to come up short on entries Millet saki trials would Invitational It up with big bat and lucky "wolf one box lunch or one safety pin be staged on both sides of the i at Redskin practice man" Tee-shi- rt track Saturday in the 100 18W one shell and his name will be inews —s w s ws low hurdles and 120 high hurdles close to decent Anything PLAY IT SMART! weather will produce a few mewhen you buy 0 diomonal ords Saturday in the high school We hove the track and field division 22-6values! SIVerISPII will East's Craig We hove the 0' dash flirt yith the :098 prestige! 220 mark Sky— mark and :216 And we have )1 A tho merchandise! i line's Doug Peterson could lower for two years as al "It's funny" Jerry remem-''dash record the 493 lt ' '1 See scored on Al Lup low's single off and defensive back'Ihers "I always could hit the' ElY punter Tribune Sports Writer DICK SENNION old 1 re-Highs Stan Bergeson 1 i Bob Bendley a is undecided whether — if curve ball but the fast ball was "wolf1 Jerry of Utah 's should better the 1:589 S RO University BENNION'S BOYD PATX lief man he had the opportunity and was tgiving me trouble I found I was mark while a number of kids 166 South Mein man" is really a drafted by both pro football and Ileaning too far back and was I EMitith Seaver lost his chance for a Downtown Coaches Club of Provo will honor outoff he field Its when the could chap dip under the 4:386 mile Diamond Illadquoters is Utah baseball — to sign for the 'grid- not ready for the pitch Now fumHarrelson when shutout standing athletes at its Spring Awards banquet May 1 bled Ron Santo's grounder let- - pitcher lets loose of the ball he iron or diamond I've gone to illacking the ballImark E4Idie 'Ashman the former ot waiting on it and itl general manager of the ling Don Kessinger score thel attacks thirdl on the offer and instead depends Redskin Pullman - Salt 'Lake Bees in the Pioneer and Pacific Coast has improved my hitting" with Jerry and one of the most pop-- 1 how high or low I would be Itying run from second base 1 1 Isacker ' i ' l'" C Leagues is featured in the latest issue of a San Diego two out in the ninth Jerry's future is still some- lular athletes at the U gets a starting out" he ventured ' : 2 John Miller the BYLI golf ace has an The Mets scored their only big bang out of his nicknamed Baseball could be good forl what clouded since the college publication ' :15 'A'4!& I excellent chance to be picked for the US Walker Cup 'run off Ken Holtzman in the The "wolfman" tag is not exact- Jerry though Listen to coact(' baseball draft is a month off i ' A '" i'1-1 !'4 Swoboda of Ron when sixth ) his talk according to his coach Karl Tucker ly the most appealing label but Pres Summerhays But wouldn't It be a boost for Iii -1 S' Naseby 1 ' talents one gets the idea Pull! t " Rhioehart trainer of University of Montana athletfc:gledtook sectond on Santo's low Pullman doesn't mind Salt Lake City if the Giants '' I man might be the most valuable past first and scored on tearns for 32 years has been tamed to the Helms Hall Started on Coast drafted one of our own and he r: Grote's single 4 !Jerry Iplayer on the team this spring landed a berth on Salt Lake's' "Nase" in football bas-- 1 sumthe last nickname "I got CHICAGO YORK NEW Comedian Real rookie team this summer? ket1all and track as a Montana Grizzly and in the more 0i f i ab r h bi mer when we made a trip to ab rh IH I I of ) finest the one is Santa than three decades following his graduation he's beenye":stfrt Imagine this scene: The moon Clara" explained "Jerry 'Brt":172bss Jerry (:: k:::4::!4A-11'::1o "Third base was close to their kids I have ever coached" Pres comes up full over the Wasatch ! -II 3 0 0 0 OWillarna 4 0 —2 KBover 3b one the truly great gentl emen 1111iocUalvol: 0 0 1 t'1-- 1 t -0 bTanolmso " 0! at and the wolfman arrives Aro ro and started their guys :0 thel :dugout 1 began "He is a comedian and v to attack Ernie Wolfman The me !ntwavK sports plate (Indian Red) LopezIsZri'danlb ' keeps thP nthAr014 boys 3 0 r1:1:os' tT I 22 2 "When we got back home thell"ets As for of Orem is being groomed for a shotlwr12b2b 3000 third Holtzman 2000 0 0 0 0 iller ph manager painted the base I feel he is the finest third " at the California welterweight cham- krandool lb 0 0 0 0 Hands P 0 I) on my face wollman Harrelson sa a 0 0 0 Hendley I we have had here in a 0000 Seaver o 0 31 started and all In his last start Lopez the guys calling pionship off long long time 4 0 me wolfman" 32 2 Total 35 2 Total the veteran base-I- t "In fact" stopped Frank (Too Sweet) Jen-- 1 SlavrYork I 01 ISO -2 is significant to recall that ball mentor Went on S I I I 3— 1 "Jerry can nings in eight heats in Los Angeles thiC330 after v Santo Jerry started wearing the go to his left as well as many of (2) E—kloyer kessingar OP—New York 7 Chicagn I wolfman Tee-shihis hitting the A note on Johnny Omohundro's1 HArres6n 201— 1021—Now York 9 Chicago major leaguers can right S—Beckert Grote Immediately picked up He went iSwobrigtk (2) now: "Nase" success as an athletic trainer brought CJJones in a twin bill the The IP ER BB SO former three 1 I 10 I 3 a reply from Bill Evans who was S33VPf (W0-0-) Bhinehart 5 0 the shirt arei!letterman at he wore first time 0 4 2 9Initztrian had a 0 Highland 2 1 ) 'then came 71 business manager orthe Bees in 1958 when Johnnyt to hammer out few back : ) iHonfliev problems with his hitting 1310 00 a grand slam homer against A qualified for the batboylly selling the most season book WP—Hands 1- -2 21 A— 1077 but has corrected a few faults BYU tickets and later advanced to assistant trainer under land is now considered 'one of Grid or Baseball ' the "outs" on the southland jaycees fullback Tony Gardea of Santa Ana deknsive back Jimmy Street of Los Angeles City and tailtle Norman McBride of East Los Angeles The "wolfman" Is no joke to enemy on the sidelines is 4'Standing perhaps Giddings' pitchers Utah's Jerry Pullman hams bigpst catch frosh fullback Charley Evans who will CHICAGO (AP) — Rookie' be playing on the freshman squad in the fall pitcher Tom Seaver singled and "Evans a two time LA City Player of the Year scored the winning run in the Pu11nan7s Vicious lOth inning Tuesday for the Newr was being hunted by more than 30 schools including York Mets over the Chicago USC Evans averaged nine yards a carry as a running Cubs after losing his shutout bid baek high jumped six feet and long jumped " on an error by Bud Harrelson in That sounds a little optimistic for future Ute foot- the ninth ball especially in Giddings' plans to revamp and reSeaver opened the 10th with a took second on a sacrithe frosh single emphasize program fice third on a wild pitch ani football team By Ray Herbat In 21 Duel 4 ''''? 'ik '' it - 4k 1' st Batter - I I II'S Ile- 11 OSt ! 1 ' 2 2 2 I 7 0 i " 020 e"a'i'et )c 'jump and 440 Saturday Climax The climax to the Invitational' i !lands on Saturday when the college freshmen junior college -' ''''''49k 10000 3 3 ' ill': i top-notch- er Herald-Examin- '''4 LI I 2 ' 41 - Could Fall C t'''''N1 low - Bonneville's Clyde Baker a junior who has the state mark in the high jump should of beat the nieet mark of while siiiii Ainia of Judge mo morial and Steve Mackay of will the challenge 5721 shot put mark 1v1 4 ' : -- 7 - till 0 ' r'11744 4111711 33 2 I 2 Total Total 1- 1-1 2 horses tx-- 11 York New 2116163 DP—New York 3 E—Honsen Amer° 3 28— New York LOB—Chiceoo 5 E Howard Ward Cirn1111 (2) Howse' '3B—Konworthy S—Ford H PER 118 SO IP I 7 4 4 I John (10-2- For years the main complaint involving Utah Um- Wood Wool vergity's recruiting of California athletes was that the Woolf Ford Utes rarely picked up the "blue chii)"attLIcties The coaches spent a good chunk of their recruiting P111—1049419oo and travel budgets om Californians but rarely came upl who could gain admission to Califon with a niaUCLA Stanford or USC Gary Wright in the Los Angeles adds this on Mike Giddings' recruiting this - 77v-- 4 4 c ago year on a statewide basis corn- - fall hut the nrelay mark of !nand the opening day spotlight '1:279 by Souihlast year should taking the Cougar courts in a be one to stad for surf ''''' 'display of tennIS Thursetav a 10 a m Jr WO tnnnit They come back Frilly tor fi:cily 9nnasm i ()a!atra8 niou Ifippir:10 track and field performances"N"'t 410?npaPrniarA'Ra'h : All k p'Lit 9 in A !joining the high school golfer s G011 tion':vgiT'A7:"Cr4 and netters and the single bigliZnetsr!'91 point of any Utah track - the MT pm track and field firtalt ' where 17tah! The isifts out its best track and field! 'performer lists the pole vault' 'I00aid dash high jump and i 'shot put Friday'with the discus' '' ' 4 e- - : ' 4 21 2 4 SS Fof'd P C - - ArnAro 'S '' k 0 Pcpltone cf 4 WRobnsh rf 3100 KenndY i4 2000 ) 1 2 chnton pfl 0 ' ' oti'illyletliiistteltligtih) d k ' 7 2 4 3 3b 2 ' - ' i: - If 211 a" it:a s ": '1 - IA JoseplIsn e MNrtney c Uvsaioal x: 4 F: t 4' 4 0 I Brigham Young annual- i a event by ly any gargantuan measurement comes on SI Thursday for the 54th time with every sign pointing to anotner record entry list - two-ru- n HAnSf 'ok I :'! - Several eligibility rulings have been made this aca three more in the sixth doudeinig year that must come before the conference and Elston Howards a couple of coaches and athletic directors have threat- ble in the first after Dick Howened to make issues of some of the cases ser doubled and Tom Tresh :Then there's the full report due on the basketball walked gave Ford an early fracas at Albuquerque between an official and some of lead Chicago lied it in the sec-- ' ond when Pete Ward doubled the :BUJ people Dick Kenworthy tripled and 'The conference may try to "keep our dirty linen Jerry Adair singled from the public inspection" but we hope it doesn't NEW YORK CHICAGO 'The Big 10 Conference when it's had its troubles r abrIbi 0 0 Hnwser At Williams rl 632 haskt tried to hide the facts from the public And if Berry 4 0 0 Tresh 4 0 d 4010 Martte lb 4 the 1VAC ever expects to hold national stature it must Ada' Ward lb 4110 Barker lb c 31000 Kenwrttly 364111 Efloward realize it has obligations to its fans to let them know Adair 2 4 0 11 CSrrith If rnovo—The 1 ':'''i::-- :: : the 'whole truth And rather than hiding the facts and hoping the fuss will die down those who have something to say against another member's conduct are duty bound to speak their piece or hold their pace—forever I t - 4 6 t double a ' Tribune Sports Writer I - il 's a I By Dick Rosetta ' -- Four i 6 ' :: 1Hggins seVeral 4 I t'- - ' ' : singles by matters must come up before the ath- Smith two walks a wild pitch lettc directors faculty representatives and eventually 'and a White Sox error added up the Presidents' Council to six runs The Yanks added tut e' ' t - - tr: J 1 : - c two singles hoi"sparks From our "vantage point" at least there doesn't Eleven Yanks went to bat in se4rn much possibility that the WAC will disband as the fifth against loser Tommy some months ago when Presidents' Council John Wilbur Wood and Dennis rulp-ctre- - 1 i: 11-- Unless the spring weather has dampened or chilled Ford had two singles in the the Aempers the spring meeting of the Western Athlet- Yanks attack and Charic Oonference moguls at Albuquerque may offer some lie Smith had two doubles and 1- ' ' - est ill x fifth-innin- failed to approve expansion CI A ' NEW YORK AP) — Whitey Ford rode home on expl os i on by the New York Yankees Tuesday for an victory over the Chicago White Sox Sillvitational s res West s Stellar Athleten 1 rage BS 1967 2t‘ -- 1 Tinder for hot Spark ‘ A' 1 WAC Spring Meet Offers otV e p' 1 3 - ouunc Wednesday Morning — April Salt Lake City Utah q4 ' (41 — 1 TV Stuff 'n' Soinesense rolfman Paces U Attack ve ) d ( 21 t 440-yar- d d --- I gx-- a — teat ti : A ame letters :o r Tvlti v- t:: —0 - ' t' - Al I 3212 '' titt calling Stewequipment 11 t l '1 op D 1 1 I - - 1 - 1 44 o Safety beit () 1 ! rt A 91 r 1 1 1 1 1 Ocele Evans and some of the "Silent Al" Wylder Old:rime Athletes were talking about Ken Gardner the former East High stir whose career was stopped by And a day or so later Ken Parkinson's disease note a about sports and to report he's dropped just American League well after 15 years in a wheeleven coming along pretty Won Lost Pct Ken says his biggest thrill was playing on a Now York chair 6n0 school home team run and a in'tVrVre i :541 getting high the old Bonneville Ball Park against the University of t3::: t : 6 6 00 team York the a had New YankeesPlt beaten that Tokyo nd I Ken lives at East 'anns'oity inJapan a year before : t Z1 Dave wath'n"' and would like to hear from his old buddies lid:ICY:lc:go" York Landes of SaltfLake City has been elected cocaptain of the Bucknell University swimming team for next ClogrZtan: Baxnanto 00 toughest Tribune A ) ei -- regular with the Redskin squad t- 'Scoreboard 4 All-St- ar -- :141: ::1 5 151-11t- h ZPI ' Leafs Topple Canadiens In Long Battle 3-- 2 scramble ' Topono (AP) at n fords — ' r Tooele Golf Delhi line Set Amateur Flight B and C will start at S am each day with A TOOELE — Utah's amateur and Championship flights startreminded were Tuesday golfers at 1 pm each day that the deadline for entering ing the 19(37 Western Amateur at Jon Mauss is defending chamthe Tooele Golf Course this pkon in the tournament weekend is Thursday evening Tone le pro Alex Stevenson Pitching Paid positions are still open in Notional LOOM: Gibson Cords Jon Sins CutA Rids L iscir QOP11 the meet that will be played son PH Is Vent Piratosi Jostor Cards 3 O and Seaver M$ and Sunday Saturday Arbor' Oriolos Amorken Limbos'! Floor Pad Sox Horlen Whito lox ow k'shotgun start will be used rod Athletics INnvnina Yanks Huntor Itet3r in this year's Western and Clitmen knows 20 :f r - -- 1 1 ' ' ''- I A i- e- t''": '''''''''''':77:r7' - 1 1'41 Bob Pul-- puck out of a The period was marked by 8:26 of the second sudden-deatovertime rugged period play and both Brian N 2 victory over Conacher of Toronto and Claude gave Toronto a lay Montreal Tuesday night and a 2- Larose of Montreal drew five Boston Washington 3 Baltimore 2 Cahlorme 1 lead in their Stanley Cup final minute penalties for fighting Wodnesdag's Probable Pitthert Larose suffered a cut during the Chiceso (Peters Ctl) et New 'fork playoff series: (Slott lemvre The fourth game In the bestof- scramble which needed seven Kansas City (Hunter et Delco stitches He remained in the nioht (McLain -7 series will be played in Micrnbot (Chance 11) at Cleveland game however (Mrttnweil ronto Thursday night night 2 0) Bolton (Rohr at Washington (Coleman In Penalty Box night Pulford's goal with assists Conform (McGionsin it Said- from Pete Stemkowski and Jim The more (Phoebus night opening score came with 1Pappin came after the clubs 2:27 gone in the first period just National League had battled through two score- when with Horton in the penalty with Montreal's box less periods Won 011 Lost Pct Jean Beliveau took a pass 3 Us rookie St Lemts 727 I goalie Rogatien Vachon at the 10 717 Cincinnati 4 goal from Bobby RousJohn-fl7 4 es IT and Toronto's Philagoorst and seau pushed it in for a 4 2 orianto 6 600 Bower turning away shot 3410 I 3 5 Chicago Montreal lead 4 444 Pittsburgh 2"I after shot 3 New York 7 417 But with Ferguson off the ice 4 4 Los Angeles 7 344 4us for interference the Maple 7 4 364 San Frantisco Fought to Tie 4'7 3 10 231 Houston a power play mounted Leafs Montreal had fought back to a Tuosday'S Results that succeeded when Stemkow- Now York 2 Chlutto (10 innings) tie with just 50 seconds left ski 7 3 Pittsburgh Philageighlo tipped in a sizzling drive' St louts 4 Hnotion 0 in the second period on John from just inside the hlue line by Atlanta 7 Lot Anoelos 6 an Francisco Cincinnati Ferguson's goal which came off Larry !Tillman Rt 8:39 wecinesoare Prooacie Pitchers IStemkowski's stick just after a The third period and the first New York (Fisher 4) et Chicaoo Kulp ti) lfaceolf to the left of Bower 'overtime were played at a t4low41110104 it Jackson 10) at Pitts- buroh (Fryman OA) tvght had given the Leafs a er pace than the first two with Pappin LOW St (Carlton 00 ) et Noustm (Cuellar 14) might edge at 10:34 of that periodMeither team able to capitalize Atiante et 101 14) gloninoe nlotit Itaking a pass from Tim Ilortonlan several good shots at the anaeles (Drysdale Cincinnati (McCooS 14) at Son Prim- - 'before Montreal could clear the!goals chic° (Herbst 00) 2 2 goal 3-- y Special to The Tribune : leoarc0 that's MICHELIN 'X' RADIAL driving - - t'''547''' - '' 41 Aft the way most of es were soaked on April 15 Ws cla silly 00 complain about thou nasty little rain squalls " : 2 Observation Ward 0 z 1 Bellson 4- ': 1 - I e:C 'ii IA '''4 ' git $ ) od 1 : :1 i it r t k - re r rl kali ii L 1 6 71 V4-z- a r rt ne rlLs rirn L Li Li Li11 I' iA 114"i - U 4141 2 a 11 1' ' '?:41 A 1 ' ' 4 Credit of refund - :'i'1-2'mti--- I:4 4 0 Guarantee given by bitcHFUN TM CORPCRAT Chi cows 'Rano of chi of refmet based on coniumees or g cult purchase rice end pronnon al ndeagts f Wt ‘ti 4-- ' ! 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