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Show f THVV f-- o 2B DESc'RCT NEWS, THgridoy, August VJu 1M- r yM v v V"'.yvr'w - riyv yyrryvryvrTV! Announce Pact - . ALPINE Doug Marriott and Lee Robinson opened fu with par 35s Ihurs-- ' day morning for early leads In the first round of the 1969 Golf Tournament at Alpine Country Club here. Some 240 golfers and anoth200 fans and officials, launched the golf tournament verbally in a Wednesday banquet at Brigham Young Universitys Wilkinson Center. , - er one-und- er V fj - I' of Golf performer at Wednesdays ban- quet. PGA scoring veteran Ken in charge of the two-da- y scoring, told golfers to check cards over carefully before turning Last years top money win- " jSenior golfers, ages Ken ner on the PGA circuit, Bill in scores to the board. launched their bids at Alpine, will keep a running tally on told While juniors and veterans Golf Casper, .players seniors at Alpine, while wife, teed off at Wasatch Mountain competition is tougher today, handles the scoreboard Alice, Golf Course near Heber City. The .junior programs are Wasatch. at You to work have In the absence of Amie Fer-- , sharper. Elder Harold B. Lee, Counharder to be a champion. rin, Denvers Robert Boro-viccil of the Twelve, praised was expected to finish Casper was to conduct a qualifying golfers. All of you clinic, followed by nine holes strong over the Alpine layout. here are champions, and all He was medajist of exhibition golf at 4 p.m. of you can be when the tourin 1967 and placed good in Thursday, Wasatch. Friday ney ends. It depends on how 1968. However, he had not finthey move to Alpine for the you play the game. ished his round at Alpine ' same time. Championship awards In the Thursday. received v Casper Sport Mag- - three divisions, plus flight winners, will receive plaques c s azine's 1968 Jt k I today a working agreement which will enable the Cleveland club to fill out its roster with players borrowed from the Red Wing organization. The CLEVELAND (UPI) NaDetroit Red Wings of the tional Hockey League and the of the Barons Cleveland American League announced Hyyiniclh -- if "" w dflfes CCweln , 4u - 7, ". T"V"W-W- ar Everett, The new SAAB 99 is the only car in the world that hasaii these features: is A jet plane for a daddy. a the only car in the world made by manufacturer advanced jet aircraft. SAAB Converts from a sedan into a metal floored semi-statiwagon in seconds. 19-51-, the incredible ' mm. vinu tw .I with separate controls for front far ka clinic-exhibitio- I State, Metro Stars Split Casper accept Sport Magazine' "Golfer of Year" award from Sheldon Gunderson at banquet. Bill Immediately after Fridays final 18 holes. There will be no awards banquet fills year. OF SWEDEN CLINE'S AUTO SALES 5540 South State, Salt Lake City, Utah ( ' TOP GOLFER , sp'r - NEW YORK Steady Billy Casper, leading money-winnon the 1968 pro golf tour, the received Wednesday SPORT Magazine Top Performer In Golf award in the magazines 22nd annual selections honoring, the top performer in every major sport. For Casper, it is the second time in .three years that he has received the award. Jack Nicklaus was the 1967 winner. The presentation was made at a special banquet at the Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, Wednesday if repre- night. Sport magazine , 1968 winners: Capser. Baseball Denny Detroit Tigers. McLain, Pro Football Earl Morrall, Baltimore Colts. Co O.J. Football liege U.S.C. Simpson. Pro ' Basketball Bill Russell, Boston Celtics. C o liege Basketball Lew Alcindor, U.C.L.A. Hockey Stan Mikita, Chicago Black Hawks. Boxing Joe Frazier. Bill Trgck and Field Toomey. Tennis Arthur Ashe. Swimming Debbie Meyer. Cale YarboMotor Sports rough. 8-- 6 And sandwiched In between was a little hint of nostalgia as Shamrock stars of the past took on the present day Utah State Shamrocks in a crowd-pleasof a game. The Metro wal17-- 2 loped the State in the first game of the evening and then faltered in the nightcap to lose 10-Bob Mosteller, pitcher for Metro League champion West Construction, hurled a four-hitter All-Sta- All-Sta- in the opener and out 18 hits in the contest, including home runs by Dal Church and Butch Latey. The State Stars took revenge though. in their second Trailing game the Staters came up with four runs in the sixth inning on three hits and three Metro miscues. State defense then came to the fore and put out three straight Metro batters to end the game. re- ceived plenty of plate power from his teammates to coast d to a vicoty. The Metro Stars pounded lop-side- The Shamrocks By DAVE KADLECK Deseret News Sports Writer Horace Rose pulled off the coaching trick of the 16th I annual Utah High School Activities Assn, coaches clinic at University of Utah Union, a demonstration in switch hitting. The executive secretary of UHSAA discovered Iowa States wrestling coach Harold Nichols did not V .with hard-workin- g understand his assignment at' Uteville. Nichols didnt make ' Rose went to work and within moments had University of Utahs wrestling coach Marv Hess and Ricks Junior College' Wes Christensen grap- pling with the problem. Had the clinic and correspondence program between UHSAA not reand Nichols wresthe Nichols as ported coaches the speaker, tling wouldnt have noticed. Hess and Christensen, with the aid of two Ute wrestlers gave one the finest sessions in the of Drag Racing 'Boat Style' At Echo Deseret News Special miles per hour. exceeding The Utah Boat and Ski Club will sponsor the drag boat races. Club president Lorln McRae said private boating will be closed on Sunday for the racing. But everyone is invited to attend. 100 COALVILLE It will be the inboard running against the outboard for the top elimi- Jnator money in a .drag boatshow at Echo Reservoir here Sunday with speeds - FOOTBALL SHOSS by Spot-Bi- lt The Nation leader in Football Shoes ' v ' Prices Range from $6.95 to $24.95 Colleg- e- High Schoo- l- Little Leegue 5-- Utahs Hall of Famer, pitched the first four innings for the Wilma Swenson, and excited - the crowd with her rising fastball. The visiting gals outhit' the and showed they regulars 6-- 5 still hadnt forgotten their playing days just slowed down a little maybe. MILLER Continued from Page D-- . l with tennis moving into the money it appears were in for a new service in tennis. You can bet best in tennis. that There is another attraction to open tennis. Certainly the big money is incentive to young people to make more of their sport. re- In golf Casper, Palmer, Snead, Nicklaus, Player and others have done well with it They make more money than some lawyers, doctors and New Mexico State University's basketball Coach Lou Henson discussed his coaching philosophy, team offense, of- -' fense and defense and drills for each. Indian chiefs. They stayed with their game because they could live well enough with And $250,000 a year is living well enough! it Henson said his Aggies have had success with its defense because of its simplicity. He added that his defensive is preparation rarely done using the offensive patterns of an upcoming Our defense is opponent. learned by employing drills. He explained the four drills. They included the post drill, screen drill, driving drill and . man-for-m- mm ANY SIZE 80 inch 15 inch cutter drill. The successful Henson added that one of the most important phases of NMSs offense is Its free lance game. This series gives the individual player an opportunity to whip his man at any time. He discussed his high post series.' He said it is designed primarily to attack pressure-typ- e defense though it has effective against a sinking, helping defense as well as any defense. 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(w Mm nAlHMiaMiaar j Fiber Glass Halts -- Polysstsr Cord f T TRACTION, STABILITY, STRENGTH WIAtOUT pkim tHi rn A CLOSE-OU- Light truck Tirepovver famous for MILEAGE, Cany man-to-ma- n RREES SPECIAL to hire the $50,000 is going That the $12,000 first prize beats plain old meat and gravy per diem. Also, there is more attraction to the sport with open tennis than in the old exhibition runs that the two Panchos, Gonzales and Segura, staged around our world. Hess and Christensen discussed and demonstrated seven takedowns and drills for each. They said each takedown has a counter move and that each counter has a counter. that It Will Lure The Best history of the clin.c. The two took the lectern again Thursday to close out the four-da- y seminar. Over 50 coaches from throughout the Mountain West attended mat classes. 90' i Collected 5 runs in the first two innings and then outlasted the to win the contest - N class. All-Sta- heroes. sentative Sheldon Gunderson made the presentation. Last year, Casper turned the golfing world on its ear, capturing six PGA tournaments and earning $205,168 on the pro tour to fall just $6,000 short bf Nicklaus record. No other golfer came close to Billy in, either money or tournament victories. Golf-- Bill from the Metro and Utah State Softball Leagues split a pair of games Wednesday hight and provided fans at New White Park with a good look at present day soft-ba- ll - Rose Strategy ' Gives Clinic Coaches lesson j his By BILL EWER s Deseret News Sports Writer M niii nmti fill MS4 ww wm" i!Mi W'lHinum: Tiwivfr 1 - |