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Show "jf 4B DESfcRET NEWS, Monday, m grcfcHr,,lbr,Bi",criNrprt mbtr rnywmr HOUSTON LATEST VICTIM January 20, 1969 Stop The Bruins? By DAVE KADLECK Deseret News Sports Writer - Bell made a dean sweep of mens downhill racing here Sunday as he ran Identical 1:13.2 dockings over a screaming junior expert downhill course in round two of Park City West's first ski meet. And whil Bell was the toast Division Intermountain 0f skiers, the win famine Utah Junior racers skier experience at home continues. Utah Racing Schools Terry Way did manage Saturday and Sunday downhill victories in Boys Expert B Kathy Joslin . . . wins big racing. But the big margin Pacific Northwest Ski Assn., skiers carried over Intermountain in this showdown between top teams was in the womens division. Saturday Results Expart Olrlt Jennip Carson, Lakt Osweqo, Ore.. 1. 2. Robbie Lynn Book, 22.7 ; 3. Donna Bud be, Jackson, 1:20.3, 1 : GTO, 1 :22.6 ; 4. Jaynie Belnap, GTO, 1:23.0) S. Glenda Stelma, Sun Valley, ana Cheryl Staley, Jackson, 1:23,1; 7. Pam Brennan, Pocatello, 1:25.2; I. Claire Blackman, Sun Valley, 1:26.5; 9. Jane Marquardt. URS, 1:28.3; 10. Patty White, Jackson, 1:28.8. Expert A Boys Danry Bell, Sun Valley, 1:13.2; Craig GTO, 1:13.8; 3. Bruce Jacobson, Gorder, Jackson, end Mark Soderqulst, URS, 1:13.3; Mike Ward, PNSA, 1:13.8; 8. Don Rowelc, PNSA, 1:14.9; 7. Tom McGhie, GTO, 1:15.0; 8. Pat Simpson, Sun Valley, 1.15.5; 9. John Off rat, JB5S, 1:15.8; 10. Bill Crunk, PNSA, 1:16.1. 1. Smiling Danny was pleased with his run. The Woodriver High School graduate Danny bell . . . tops field 6-- said: I wouldnt say today's (Sundays) course was slower. Most of the other guys got better times today then yesterday. I Expert Boys Terry Way, URS, 1:16.6; 2. Forest Sterns, Jackson, 1:20.8; 3. Brad Shurtllff, 4. John Hayts, JBSS, JBSS, 1:20.9; Jackson, Lankford, 1:21.3; 5 David 1:21.0; 0. Craig Wellesley, JBSS, 1:22.6; 7. Steve Nett ATS, and Craig Marotz, KIFI and Bill Anderson, KIFI, 1:22.7; 10. Arlen West, Pocatello, 1:22.1. 1. differ- ence. Stimluy Reoulls Bell, a top candidate for the United States Olympic alpine team three years hence, wants to play football and sld for the University of Utah. Its a big school and has a fine football Expert Girls Wash., Bellevue, Kallty Joslin, 2. Jennie Carson, Lake Oswego, 1:10.9; Ore., 1:19.3; 3. Robbie Lynn Beck, GTO, 1:22.2; 4. Susie Patterson, Sun Valiev. 1:22.7; 5. Cheryl Staley, Jackson, 1:23.0; 8. Pam Brennan, Pocatallo. and Jayma Belnap, GTO, 1:24.1; 1 Donna Bidae. Jackson, 1:24.4; 9. Claire Blackman, oun Valley, 1:24.5; Glenda Stelma, Sun Valley, 1:23.8. Exeert A Boys 1. Danny Ball, Sun Valley, 1:13.2; 2. Jim Simonson, Yakima, Wash., 1:13.3; 3. 1. and sld program. I played tailback and defensive end in high school. I dont know what Id play at Utah. Freckled-fac- e Joslin is about half the size of Bell. The Jaus by her admitted Sunday's course as being better. It was better for. me anyway, she smiled as she and coach Mike Allsop examined a ski that came friends, .. Jennie Carson . combined champ ford. Jckion, 1:30.4; 4. Phil Sltlm. Sun Valley, 1:21.4; 5. Go; bon Swtnson, URS. 1:21.6; 6. Criq Wtllmltv, JBSS. 1:22.9; 1:23.0; 8. 7. Grtoq Yimgdi, Pocatello, Brad Shurlletf, JBSS, 1:23.0; 9. Crdig 18. Pfljttr-r- , Hrv9V Morctr. KIFI, 1:23.2; 1:23.3. Plndl, TRAVEL THIS WEEK d Two utnce J. - 91-6- d 36-3- 94-8- 9 College Cage 70-6- 9 Results Ron Moore scored 36 in upset of Weber last season. He and Grizzlies hope to do same tonight. WEBER SWEEP MSU Crushed score when the game was close. In this case Harris hit first cracked post game Saturday: half fielders before fouling his I'm going to get the doctor to way to the bench. Center Jack crack the right (shooting) hand Gillespie hit in the first half next. Maybe he'll score 35. . . . the rest of the team got off Justus would have hit 35 Sat- - only It shots. Gillespie ended up urday had he not rested over with 20 points (five in the first the final 11:56 of the game. half) but the Weberites held When Thigpen departed defen- him to probably his lowest sive act Harlan took the scoring rebound total in three years of an unimlead, adding 14 second half starting play points on a collection of drives. pressive eight. Sojourner collected 15 boards. Craft, stunned by the ease Montana upset Weber in with which Weber destroyed his team, muttered post game: I Ogden last year in the Big Sky said earlier tliis week that opener, but its doubtful if the Grizzlies can duplicate the feat guards would make the difference. They did. When you cant tonight. The Wildcats have won contain their guards, you cant 11 straight, should make it 12 The won-loaverage stop their offense. We let Thig- tonight. could be in jeopardy Thursday pen penetrate our defense and that was it. Over the two when Weber travels to Seattle loser in Ogden). (a games Webers starting guards After that West Texas invades outscored MSUs, Jan. 29. And West Texas is the As with Friday, only one only team to whip Weber, player was able to in Hie season opener. 5-- 8 1-- 7 ... st six-poi- 71-2- 89-7- Boston U. 85, Massachusetts 71 St. John's (NY) 91, West Virginia 82 Penn St. 65a Pittsburgh 50 La Salle 88, Western Kentucky II S Peter's 71, Manhattan 76 Temple 7f, St. Joseph's (Pa.) 59 Army 62, Dartmouth 48 Holy Cross 80, Springfield 78 Setcn Hall 59, Iona 57 South North Carolina 94, wake Forest 19 Kentucky 69, Tennessee 66 Davidson 66. VMi 64 Florida St. 99, Tulene 90 North Carolina St. 76, Jacksonville 72 Centenary 65. NW Louisiana 61 Florida 110, Furman 65 Navy 87, Baltimora 67 09, Tennessee ABN 104 Grambllng Vlltenova 70, Virginia Ttch 57 Richmond 80, William & Mary 75 South Carolina $t. 103, Morehousa 71 Midwest Ohio State 98, Michigan 85 Dayton 86, Dt Paul 83 Missouri 74, Iowa St. 58 Iowa 89, Minnesota 68 Kent St. 93, Western Michigan 63 Detroit U. 98, Xavier (Ohio) 84 Evansville 98, De Pauw 92 Michigan St. 89, Northwestern 75 Miami (Obin) 71, Bowling Green 69 Ohio U. 92, Toledo 86 (OT) Cincinnati 106, Northern Mich. 59 Wichita 98, Lovola (III.) 74 Southwest SMU 101, Rice 81 Tulsa 70, Memphis St. 69 Oklahoma City 98, Loyola (La.) 78 Texas Tech 95, Angelo S. s 100 Howard Payne 105, Arizona St. 1P3, Utah St. 91 Texas A3.M 72. TCU 71 West Tex. St. 95, Tex (Arl.) 77 New Mexico St. MTEP 65 MILLER COUGARS, UTES ATOP W AC: Shock! The Western Athletic Conference warfare turns to the Cactus Country this week as coleaders Utah and BYU visit Arizona and Arizona State. seven straight. They are 11-- on the year. In last weeks action New Mexico State extended its win streak to 15 with an easy victory over Texas at El Paso on the road, Colorado State won from the lowly Athletes in Action, Arizona State tipped Utah State, and Utah and Brigham 5 80-6- 5 Arizona is also undefeated at after winning at Arizona State. The Wildcats featuring three sophomores in the starting lineup are the hottest thing Young rocked 'West of UCLA after winning New Mixico. 0 Wyoming All Games Conference Wet 73 Ar Force 83, Denver 0 Washington St. 67, Oregon 63 P"et Snunrf 96. Portland 74 Weber St. 86, Montana St. 69 Washington 67, Oregon St. 63 Regis 75, Colorado St. Coll. 72 Cnio. St. u. 79, Athletes In Action UCLA 100, Houston 64 Sen Clara 64, San Jo St. 49 Young 75 New Mexico Brigham San Pranci'co St. 7f. Sacramento San Dao St. 87, Cal Watern 78 U. of Parifir T- Penoerd'ne St. Mary's (Calif.) 78. Lovola 73 Weetmiste (Utah) IIP. Fort Lewis Idahn $f. 87. Montana 72 tir Sant Barb. 62. San Francisco Whittier 88. Redlands 65 Cat Poly fPrm.) 64. U. San Diego Gonzaoa P, E. Montana 64 Oregon 85, Oregon Tech Willamette 99, Coll. 9 Idaho 92 Lewta & Clark 75, Whitman 64 Central Wash. 9, Whitworth 48 83 4 Rttullt Lilt Wtk 63 Thvriday Thit Week's Schadula Thursday Utah at Arizona Stata Brigham Young at Arizona Utah 77, New Mexico 76 Brigham Young 89. Wyoming 71 Utah Statt 102, Denver 17 Colorado Stata I), Air Foret 61 Arizona 72, Creighton 6 95 59 Friday Denver at Wyoming Saturday Utah 79, Wyoming 77 Brigham Youno 74, New Mexico 6J Arizona Stete 103, Utah Statt 91 Paso New Mexico Statt 10, Texes-E- I 60 82 Saturday West Texas Stata at Utah State Brigham Youno at Arizona Stata Utah at Ari7ona Colorado State at Wyoming 65 B-- 2 Congress for a fourth star in his home at the Marine barracks he has some rare keepsakes from his Vietnam tour many of them were given to him by his fighting men on both the U.S. and Vietnam side. And the one he prizes most highly, is a wire image of a Marine corporal, scultured by one of his hospitalized enlisted men, who could only work with his hand. If Corky Walt were ever a tough Marine geant, or a brisk young officer one would never know it now. He has the poise of a statesman, the kindness of the guy who loves to live all of life. turn out Most of the time those big to be that way. KAISER TOURNEY CALLED Utes Continued from Page B-- 2 sure and went to work on the boards. The Redskins the Wyoming, second half. And Utahs more 39-2- defense chopped aggressive field accuracy to 33 Wyomings per cent the second 20 minutes. it 79-7- 7 with four seconds left. Gardner will take a win under any circumstances. But he was not happy with Utahs 19 turnovers. Wyoming went Utah two better (21) and that made for a rather shabby second half. OWING ROADJEST DIAGNOSIS PiCKTUPjS It is tough to win on the road with that many turnovers New screens for Newlin and especially agiinst a deliberate Gardner got them more open team like Arizona. shots. Bob Martin chipped in Albert Johnson, scouting for some timely buckets. Walt Arizona, said: Arizona is a Hawkins came off the bench to team much like Utah in that bunch of youngsters grab 11 rebounds. With 3:35 left, they are a who to come on are starting Utah had a 7 lead. strong. Were pretty big, and The Utes then suffered anoth- strong. er late game choking spell as' Utah (79) t tf reb they had against New Mexico1 Gardner 8 713 - 4 0 1 5 the night before. - 6 7 DELIVERY LIFETIME GUARANTEE 77-6- starting he has averaged 11.4 avnow The big southpaw day. points and 8.7 bounds. erages 22.4 scoring and 10.3 on The Ft. Lewis club was net a vnMND and CUSTOM the boards. - 7 10 Nawlin pushover for the Parsons. The JC LINKAGE 195 The had been cancelled without 9 4 NAPA, CALIF. (UPI) Wyoming's off and on full W ADJUSTMENT - 2 It Raiders led until midway in the - 6 Several court press, quiie successful all Hunter PU'5 FLUID 6. GASKETS first half. Then, Westminster $135,000 Kaiser International being completed. I - 4 48 18 79 had in fits:TMi had the Redskins tournaments been called was Golf night, Tournament took over and led Wins af the before completion, the last two minutes. intermission. Percentages: FG 46.4. FT 65.2. Team' early Monday morning because cancelled OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 4. rebound Turnovers 19, Halflime School swimmers 44, Cyprus High Lee Walker led the Raider of torrential rains and Miller notably the 1952 Bing Crosby Wyoming 48. At land-Stan Dodds, Harry Hall and 0-EDappear on the threshold of attack with 24 points, while Max National PrAm at Pebble Ashley took advantage of Utahs' .DG olhpr Qass A state swim titie Proctor and Don Schutz meshed Beach, when Jimmy Demaret frustration for eight straight; AUTOMATIC following their 18 points each. was paid off after 36 holes. points. With 1:03 left, It wastin' victory at South High pool over This weekend, the runnin' TRANSMISSIONS for Utah. jggS the weekend, Barber thus won $13,500 in the Parsons will take on two teams jAshloy SMTIAKE The Cyprus tankers topped that also like to run.' Westmin-weeken355-620- 9 Kaiser. The total purse was cut Wyoming picked on Dennis an,i1son 645 So. Main Hall's 55 points( second place Kearns by 13,243 ster averages 102.2 to rank fifth director, and Kaiser general ln half Bruce Cook for its desperation fouls. Popovich Australias OGDEN 1299 Vernon 364-667- 9 Peak,! Devlin, was second after two The lanky Cook, who had re- - Totois 43 17 771 Nivttdalc Road against the Mountaineers and 20 to 11,331 in the annual event, iju the small college division, chairman Team Raiders the Jim points 8 announced against But Mines is eleventh with 93.2. Here are the results: a.m.' rounds with a 136 total, winning placed shortly after 4 HRlANSWERING SERVI boosted his average to 34.6. He Arnold Palmer wonller, missed the first try on two indivmuai Jay Godley leads the Mines PST that the event was being was first in NA1A scoring last' i. c.an Jones, evorus. 3. too. 2. ' 54.785 for finishing third with a separate trips to the line. But 23.9 aver-ag- called with a attack off third the after scoring Kill 3. 3,506. Baxter, Orem, Jut 137- he ot the final two- - Hal1 madi Cyprus, 3,416. Regis depends on Don straight day of rain that left the Ttami its for points. Silver Auto Country Club course Fortney (23.8) 1. Cyorui, 13243 2. Kearns 11.33) one huge green lake. & Westminster (111) 3. Easts 9,808 4. Highland 1.871 CLYDE- - and KARL 5. Bountiful, 7,793 It was the first time a schedGranite, 7,?5t BRAKES uled PGA tournament 7. Olympus. 6,758 and contributed 25 points Satur- and Utah 79, Wyoming 77 SI. Mary's (Calif.) 71, Loyola (Calif.) Ftern es Anulher Parson who has week with a 33.3 average. Parson Joe Winrow has come on strong Is Butch Clark, picked up a little steam ately aark was lhe sixth man at lhe in- to help in the title dme. f season- th,e row pulled down 15 rebounds startn& Although there won't be any weicon- r- home signs hanging In Colorado this weekend, Westminster coach Tom Steinke' isn't a rookie to the area. Steinke coached high school basketball in Golden, where the Parsons played Colorado Mines, and also, played for the Denver and Chicago Truckers in Denver. Westminster plays Regis in Denver Friday and Mines Saturday. The Parsons brought their RMAC record to 1 and overall with victories over to Ft. Lewis, 110-9Saturday, and Western State, Friday, Kenny Hall turned in two big nights for the Parsons this slx!!-Bruin- Ninth-ranke- ser- Pmsom Wm bb-6- d Continued From Page , called ally a? 2 Jennys traveling companion Kathy Joslin joined her in victory as she forsook the security of edges to zip down courses in 1:18.9. Jennie was second with 1 :19.3. Again Miss Peck finished high. Her third place finish (1 :22.2) places her as No. 1 gal downhiller in Intermountain. affection- - 64-4- Mythical combined champions in the tryout were Bell for his pair of victories and Carson who won Saturday and placed Continued From Page B-second to Joslin Sunday. defense. Coach Johnson wiseHere are results: four-tent- five-foote- r, two-da- y g We were shooting for a five second bulge over Intermountain girls, smiled Oswego High School sophomore (Oregon) Jennie Carson following her two h second edge and over Gaddis Training Organization Robbie Beck in Saturdays race, 1:20.3 to 1:22.7. feel too much GTO's Marianne Richards was happier with her second fall in the tryout. I got past the bump today. Then I got leaning over too far and crashed. The bump was midin the way course. It claimed several racers in two days of racing. d 5 unglued in Kathys Saturday run that ended in a spill. Hes a great coach, Irn Yep, great grinned Kathy. on ski repairs, kidded Mike. Team points were not tabulated. if they tabulated points, wed have been beat, grinned Intermountains busy executive secretary Margo Walters. Our boys did real fine, but we fell short with our girls. Salt Lake Citys Craig Gorder when asked if he was faster today than Saturday replied: No, slower. I felt terrible. Gorder finished second to Bell Saturday and fifth Sunday. SNYDERVILLE Remember it has a the name Danny Bell ! to it special ring didnt third-ranke- Ski Medals Wood 1 Broncos rolled victory w as the 28th straight for the the Bruins who now have won to their 16th straingt win witli-7of their last 76 outings. jout a loss by trouncing San Jose The fascinating thing about. Even more amazing was the State the mighty UCLA basketball, fact that UCLA won so handily invulvil!g e,r am4cs team is that no one, including without the full services of1 LPI top 10 ratmgs, Coach John Wooden, knows who superstar Lew Alcindor. The amf 4 Davidson edged Virginia is going to trigger the scoring giant UCLA center, nursing Institute 17Ml11 explosion for the unstoppable; throat infection, played only ntucky beat Tenncs- minutes and scored only eight rank seventh-ratee New UCLA career lov. A case in point is Saturday Pnts . 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