Show 31 l j jI I Ilo J tU a V tVR 0 Lowell Thomas Visits Park Tribune Ski Classic Success Lowell Thomas well-known well radio commentator explorer adventurer and ski enthusiast who gave Jl his lIam name to Park City's Annual Lowell Lowel Thomas Ski Classic sic paid a n visit here I st ste w u e cek ek k Mr Thomas is currently on a 1 atour tutu tour of oC the ski areas of oC the west in III the tho morning mornings md 1 taping hl his evening radio broadcasts In the afternoons oom After Afton a morning of skiing Treasure Trea sure Mountains he tt was ns host hosted Id I'd at a luncheon by A Assistant sl tant Resort He- He sort Manager Roger Hoger Haran n. commenting that ho was teas about out skied for the season and would like to get down clown to some sonic serious golf now lit lie has a hole 9 course in ill his liU yard In Northern 1 New York Slate that boasts the the- longest la a pat par 7 7 jl hole holt In the tilt world and other thel oddities Several SI well well- known know n golf Rolf pro pra friends have hare played the ii ulI unusual ual course und and Sam Sant Snead cut holds the tho course OUiSe YOUNG RACERS SI NE Saturday was a n perfect day for Ih the race the sun sum was un- un cloudel the temperature warns warm enough Ino foi ton Sl sweaters but cool enough gh to keep klep the Payday Paday race racecourse racecourse cour course e- e eIn in good shape there the w. w were woT of the tho areas area's best st JunIor Junior Jun Jun- for races and n a pato packed with ith anxious and times oft-times proud Moms Moats and Dads Darls and ap ap- appreciative appreciative spectators to witness the running of the 1967 Salt Lake Tribune Ski Classic Top in Expert A Class Cliss went ent to tn two members of th the th recent ro- ro cent centy forme 1 Junior National Ski Team Craig Gorder Golder and Tina both of Salt Lake Solitudes Solitude's l racing School picked pick pick- ed erl up the most collective e honors with their youngsters getting six trophies However Park City's Racing School with only JIlly four entries entill's in the race came awa from the tho award ceremonies ies les with three trophies Betty Detty Wright took a third In the Novice Girls Girls' Division Di Division Di- Di vl vision lon with a time of 1 1417 less than 4 seconds from first place Bill Bin Reynolds copped second see place In the Novice Boys' Boys Class by literally a fraction of oC a second second sec sec- ond 10 1 of a second to be exact away from 1st place And Mike Wade in the P PeWee PeTT- PeTT Wee Boys Hoys' race after skiing better than he ever had in his hiso o 5 ort art life liCe acco according ding to his ski Instructor father Kay Wade w wa as told to plea please e run the course again someone forgot to time hl his run It was a 1 tense wait for Cor both father and son but showed the stuff he was made madl ol ot 01 and streaked atro across s the finish line In ht a fast to take first place and the th gigantic foot 3 trophy home homo with him There ti I were ere divisions ions for all 11 skiers kiers K is y x p II e r I t t. t Intermediate Novice No and d the Pee Vee Class with the first three finishers in earn aril a h division receiving engraved trophies ps from horn the Salt Lake Tribune Trl Tri bune brute bunea a and nd ever every racer taking home home- a i parka patch attesting to tit tho fact fart that lie lil had participated participated participated In this springtime spectacular spec spec- TEXANS FLY TO SKY Texans ski Just like they do everything e else In a hi big bis way A group flom Dallas Dalias bought themselves a n plane to t their club members The Skyway Sk Tra Ellers to an any anyplace place in the world their fancies might dictate Last Thursday 41 of tilt the club arrived In Park Puk City for a long Ion weekend of oC skiing on onTi Ti url Mountain 1110 slopes P e sKit s- s Kit Flannery |