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Show - r "V p W FL PALM SPRINGS, CALIF. American Football (L'PI) owners Thursday League presented a plan for realignin the professional ment merger with j the National Football League, but NFL Owners indicated they were not interested in the proposal. ! The owners met in their first joint session on the question and talked into the flight. If the question could not be resolved Friday the issue will not come up again Until their spring meeting, tn iii v t v tyfyyftii ii v ty"W-'- v in separate leagues. They havent accepted any other philosophy, said Commissioner Pete Rozelle. NFL owners were to meet early today to firm up a plan to present to the AFL at a later joint session. Rozelle said there was internal accord among the AFL which would mean owners to present at least eight the realignment proposal. .Already adopted by a joint committee of three owners from each league was a pro 6 posal for the retention of the AFL and NFL as two separate entities with interleagu games. Also approved was a switch of the site of the Super - Recreation Cage Tourney Results HUM'S Rasults Thursday A .Worley Tournament const, tf, Shaw Electric GtltwdlsVhiVn Red's Tavern Univan 66, Y, 0. 4. Industrial 59 Kennecott No. No' 2 57 State Bank 51 Murray SM in 56 ,ed P' 1 77. Friday'! Utah Telephone - j0n; Fittings, Threadings, pm., Quality Paving p.m., Red's Tavern vs. Th Pm" Shw E"C,ri tiEACQLARTItlS 69 ANCHORS For the BOAT & STEEL Sun. 0 to 4 :30 a m. 6 p.ns. -- Na- Etc. Everything 7 S East High pm., Zion's First tional vs. Kennecott No. 3; Mountain . 66 'States Telephone vs. Kennecott No. I; 9 No. 0 m Univac vs. IBM. Power-Ug- v. Fixtures, Pipe, Volves, Schedule 7 B9 I960. KETCIIUM'S 4th S. at 7th Wst-35S-4- j 1605 W. North Temp! 3289634 6S6 f lELBOW HEALED f f f Hebert Nabs Lead In GJO IjACKScLviLLE, FLA. (CPI) Florida appearance in s the tendonitis is time, and former GJO champ gone frorp his elbows, Lionel Doug Sanders were at 71; and Hebert, a1 pretty good trumpet South African Gary Player had player ofl the side, is making a 72. sweet music with his golf clubs The field is to be trimmed to the low 70 scorers and ties at again. The Hebert held a the end of today's round and if lead today over a the scores are similar to field going into the Thursday, it will take par or second round of the $100,000 better to make the cut. A total of 60 broke par Thursday in the Greater Jacksonville Open. best weather the touring pros Hebert,) who said his elbows ' have seen since arriving in him at all, shot Florida more than three weeks arent bothering 67 Thursday over a. ago. d the sunny, Deerwood scores Thusday In the Country Club course. Jacksonville Open Golf Tourna- $100, seven-waThere y a Hebert 34.37; L,rry. Mowry, jwas Dave logjam Jerry Heard, place at the Gardner Dickinson, Stockton, start of todays play. In with Dewitt Ray Floyd, Bob Smith, 68s Thursday were Weaver, Bobby Cole,' Aitchell, Bobby Dick Hart, Gardner Dickinson, another Jay Bruce Crampton, Hebert, Lee 69; Tom Weiskopf, plus Ray Frank Boynton, 3534 Trevino, erry Heard, Larry 69; Ken Still, Frank Beard, Terry Jack Nicklaus, Bob Dave Smith, Chris Blocker, Wilcox, Stockton and Dewitt Weaver. Tony Jacklin, 343670; Fhil Dow Finsterwald, There were 11 golfers at 69, Rchgers, Fred Haas, Al BaldDill, Juan ing, Terry Including Lionels older brother, Rodriguez, Bob Lunn, Bob Deakin, Jay Hebert, 46, who recently Arnold Palmer, Howell Herb Hooper, returned to the tour after Fraser, 38 3371; Bob Murphy, Jack McGowan, Dudley getting married back in Janu- Wysong, R. H. Sikes, Now tot 1 one-strok- p par-bustif- , 7,221-yar- COO Jim Ferrier, Hugh ary. EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! II MrCallister, Dick Jerry Abbott, Don Royer, Also flt 69 were Jack Crawford, ; Rich Bassett, 363571; Nicklaus, Il U.S. Open champion.,,., Gregson, 3635; 71; Bert Greene, Fleckmsn, Marty Lee Trevino, Citrus champion Dave hiii. ; jim Turner. Ken Still, ' South Yan7cey!36?7?;,CB!lTcspr35-'37l; African Hobby Cole, Australian 3L7uS; Bruce Crampton, recent Army Graham, Miller 71; Barber, Wayne ; Miller Barber, dischargee Tom Weiskopf, Volimer, Fred Marti, Davis Love, Frank Boynton, Frank Beard, Bob Mitchell and Dick Hart. Arnold Palmer, insisting his hip wasnt bothering him at all after treatment for bursitis, and defending GJO champion Tony Jacklin oB England were at 70; Billy Casper, making his first FAMOUS WATCO Chain Link FENCING Your choice, 36, 42" or 48". Top qualityl We have posts and fittings, too and our prices are lower than the lowest! 33-- 3 installation. 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IWWmii. to 5:30 Ph. p..-S- it 484-446- 9 1:00 i.m. to 40 p.m. , one team when it met its, i opponent for the second and.' 7 il' third time. PLUMBING 40 Kennecott 53, Utah 61 Assocl- . Tournament Bonneville 63, Sheriff's South High Th Horses; Power-L'gh- r-- y OH Tl Schedule 65 Friday, March 21, the Washington Redskins, said the idea was intriguing but could cause difficult coaching problems specifically the changing of game plans for relations cussed scouting, with college schools and the idea of three super bow ls. Former Green Bay Coach Vince Lombardi, now heading Bowl from Miami to New Orleans. During the lengthy discussions Thursday, owners and their representatives also dis v "t -- DESERET NEWS, Rejects AFL Realignment Proposal scheduled for tentatively early May at New York. The AFL plan for realignment has been spearheaded by Paul Brown of Cincinnati, Gerald Phipps of Denver and Joseph Robbie of Miami. It has picked up support from other owners since the owners meeting began. It called for two leagues with two subdivisions within each. The subdivisions would have a alignment. But NFL owners like the 10 present arrangement AFL teams and 16 NFL teams t vvt t trv, h' W |