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Show H El TIip Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, July 1. 1973 Junior AA V Track Star Cracks Records Continued From Page D-- to olds will represent Region 10 against 12 other U.S. regions in the national meet 57 2. Denver. Girts (14 17) lOu Donna Woshmgton. Denver, 10 9. Gifts V Susan 40 g4. New Far-eMexico. 56 3. Bovs 41417) B80 57 3, Denver. Girts Byrie. (12 13) Mdiey Re'ov P2-U- ) Bovs' 440 Brion Mouion Denver, 55 1, Girts (HMD 880 Wyetto Bradley, Salt Lake, 3 09 50 ) Giris' Moroiyn Johnson, Denver. 59, Bovs' oey ) Price, Sait Lake. 90, Bovs (12 U) 75 8 3 Denver Tyrone Cornelius, Gris (.4 17) ihaf pVJt Kelly Fuks A'huaueraue, 389'?, Bov4s (U17) Snot Rut Howard Bamch Denver 60-) 440 Bovs 4, Relay Denver Police Atmeic League S3 9, Boys (14 17) 100 Chrs Dougias Denver 96, Boys (H)7) Vie Rooert Gol'Ohtiy New Mexico. 4 6 7 Girls (10 H) 440 Relay Denver W.nQtoots SIS 3 Girts (14 17) Long Jump Carol Hancock Denver, 17 10 - Girls New Mexi(14 17) 880 Linda Sleeker co Bovs (14 17) Buri, 48 7, Denver, Girls (14 17) 100 Donna Washington, 10 9 Girls Cnerssa McFortev. New (is 17) 2.0 14 l DenuT athletes dominated the two-dacompetition with particularly outstanding performances being turned in by old shot putter Howard Bamch with a throw of and sprinter Mary Lou Taylor. 11, in the 220 and 440. y 69-7- 1 Salt Laker Joey Price was a double gold medal winner m the boys' age group He won the 75 and dashes Ricky Romero of .New Mexico was a triple gold medal winner The meet attracted nearly 700 athletes and the best of the 440 Jon Fox Nw Girls 59 3, Bovs' Mexico, (1H1) 47 4 LeRov Norris, Denver, 10- 0- Uz Burton. 12 3, Girls no-ll220 Joev ) Bovs Price, Salt 27 6, Bovs' (12 U) lake City, 20 Ricky Romero, New Mexico. 24 5. 880 Mike O Nteil, Bovs' New Mexico, 2 32 7, Bovs' Long JyrnD Ken McLendon, Denver, Moriuvn 29 Girts (12 13) 20 Johnson, Denver, 25 , Girls 22t Mary lou loyior, Denver, 4, 50 Bovs Ken Ransom, New ) $0-Mexico. 6 4. Girls ) Mod'on, New Mexico, 9 7, Girls ('2 13) 10O Maroivn Johnson, Denver, 10 8 Bovs (i Ijj 100 Mhv Romero 12 3 New Girls HO. Mexico, Jonl rest, Denver. 2 29 9 80 440 Vincent White, DenBovs ver. ) 440 Mary 018, Girls Lou 04 9, Bovs Toyior, Denver, H? 13) Mtie Bill Lowe, Intermountain, 4 57 8 Bovs ( s) 440 Dan Birch. 660 Well, the Roy, Utah, driver stepped up to be counted Saturday night at the Raceway as he captured the main event by closing off Tooele's Rod Slookey on a blustery night void of ram but full of gusty winds which must have approached 40 mph at times More than 1,500 fans braved the elements and they cheered p Tribune staff photo by Tim Kelly e to finish in Jina West, 14, races 880 race during Junior Olympics at Cottonwood. first-plac- 10-spee- from 3 countries ds rcg. 99.95 German racing sport bike with 23" Kalkhoff rims with gumwall tires, reflectors and racing with rattrap pedals saddle. Center pull front and rear caliper handbrakes. ZCMI Sporting Goods Endrick frame, Phillips English-mad- with e fenders, saddle bag. Limited quantity. 82.50 reg. $119 $ Nott and his 1965 Ford Nott drove to the front of the pack quickly and was never really with challenged Stookeys challenge the closest thing to a two-ca- r race And Stookey might have been a w inner this night, but a spinout early in the race shoved him from fourth place to the back of the pack and he had to give it a second effort and he picked off cars slowly but not quite successfully as Nott captured the mam by 20 ear lengths. Lonnie Garner, who ran strong at the beginning of the race and then faded, only to come back strong again toward the end, was third and Harold Boone was fourth. J main event, was victorious with Rick Lucas second in the grab bag. Boardman took advantage of misfortune to Junior Mosser to take the win. Mosser led the race most of the distance until he made contact with the wall on the t lap and Boardman vhied bv. Larry Bendix got around t Calvin Fox on the lap of the hilarious figure-event and went on to w in. 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