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Show Sfr? Tr,f ri1"y'1l'1'':jr" 'i '"1 AAofitir 3--0 Tho All New WAUY'S CAR WASH FREE WASH with jm fill-utill May 15th BRING THIS AD 340 So. W. Temple p I STIVI OVER VACATION Laois in the Cup tmaK There's no question that were the better team, Dittf said They weie ready foi us, but we're beating them. The steady Duff shrugged alMiiit the er Cournoy that little streak of recklessness on the first of Duff's two goals Thursday when he hit Duff's stick with a pass in the style that Bob Cousy used to fling a basketball behind him without batting an eye or moving a neck muscle. What else coTd I do? Cournoyer asked :n his defense. I was at the end of my play; it was my last strike, my last hope. Dick I saw Actually, b e h i nd me, Cournoyer gnnned. 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Week The senior Gramtian won thp coveted piize with a triple victory at last weekends EYU Invitational track and field meet. 6-- d the He won dash with a 100-yar- d a a :21.1 and hurdles with 180-lo- clot king, the ump win with a 10.4 long performance. 22-ft- ., 4500 Now, letmrman in four sports, he lias dominated the track hon- hurdles and long jump competition 180-lo- Mr. son of Mr. and John R. Richards, E. 1330 South, SLC. Also nominated for the honor were Lein's Jay Hardman and Olympus Dave Powell. Dave h&dleck choose from 39 Davis Cindermen Win Division Two Meet fun-p- ac CHRYSLER Deseret News Special KAYSVILLE - Davis Higli carted over with Division Two track honors Thurs-dain a five-wameet. School y y records divisional Nine were broken. The Darts edged to 64, to Bountiful, 67' take first place. . Flint, Davis High Hurdles Viewmont; Parkinson, Bountiful; Edwards, Davis; Viewmont; Page, Time 15 0. 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Improvement in road fee!, handling and reduced rolling resistance (is) dra- and forget about the weeds! I i - He is In , m. : 10 Y t 100-yai- Outboard or Chrysler Boat. Friday, Mov 2, 1969 f j ' ors in all season. This Week NEWS, ' y BOYD PARK The tour will begin at the Scott Avenue Hatchery at SS0 Scott Ave., Salt Lake Cdv, and go to Springville and Midway Hatcheries. Food will be served. A 105 HP. DESERET W fwewjspj pl.i in j Satin cleanup day, hatcheiy May 3. officials said. pas that The Canadians' peilect passing and lightning skating for 60 minules oversliadowed Rogatien Vachon's first shutout in Stanley Cup competition. Although the goalie stopped 29 St. Louis shots, he appeared to have a relaxing evening while watch ing most of the action at the other end of the rink. Serge Savard scored the winning goal as early as 12:34 of tile first period. Jacquest Lemaires goal at 8:16 of the second period quieted the record crowd of 16,338 raucous Blues fans and Duff's two scores in the second and third period left only a slim chance for the Blues this vear. The Canadiens would sween the series by besting the Blues Sunday afternoon at thp St. Louis Arena. Although thp Blues breezed past Philadelphia and Los Angeles in the playoffs, thev have been unable to break the jinx the Canadiens hold over them. The Bines have never beaten the Cnnarbens. against whom fhpir record in two seasons is k GOOD USED SLEEPS FULLY ' Tiie Salt Lake County Assn, hatcheiy toil i is May 10, Saturday, offi- a Is rennnded sportsmen caug.it St. Louts goalie Jacques Plante out of position, and helped to give the Can.uiiens a 34) lead in tiie second per uxi. He's dime that kind of It thing before, Duff said. worked perfectly.' shoivt-- 30 outfits start of . . , -rr and Game in games 4-- 0 Pf Fi-.- li rr ST LOUIS, MO. 1 PI) Yvan Coumoyer. tiie little rightwinger who quietlv scored 43 goals to lead the Montreal L ""d rr n ti e regular season. is getting a little reckless m iiie a a nicy Cup playoffs. Com noyer and linemates Jean Beln eau and Dick Duff are demolishing and demoi aiding the St. Louis Blues. That line has accounted for exactly half of Montreals goals as the mighty Canadians, with a win in St. Louis Thursday night, have taken a bulge 7 Hatchery Tour PREP OF THE WEEK ESI By DON BERNS I 49 toil 9th South 521 t123 Open Mon. thru Sot, S o.m. to p.m rw i t y V ) v |