The Billings Gazette from Billings, Montana • 15

MfifW 0''. IV6V 15 Rod, Gun Club Asks Veto of Elk Bill Don't Attack flfl SU Student the overflow to either delay their judo training or pickup physical training in some other area. The size of the judo-wrestling mats in the basement of the gymnasium limits enrollment in each class to 20. 10 girls and 10 boys. "It's caught on real well." says Chuck Hundley, graduate student in physical education who teaches all three judo classes offered this quarter.

"Some of these people get to be pretty good too," he added, nodding toward a comely brunette coed i WO it civ Ip I I The resolution says that the bill "in effect creates a number of local elk herds by the simple expedient of eliminating so many would be hunters through the imposition of the rule that the applicant for a permit must appear in person for the permit drawing." The resolution also pointed out that many hunters in the Billings area must travel long distances to drawings and that not every working man can take time off from work to attend these drawings. AL JENKINS, president of the Rod and Gun Club, proposed half-seriously and half-humor-ously that federal funds be used to provide an elk herd for Yellowstone, Carbon and Stillwater counties, "such as other communities of our state enjoy." He further proposed that the Fish and Game Department make a feasibility study on establishing elk herds in the Bear-tooth Mountain area, by utilizing both public and private lands. In supporting the; bill, Rep. Ike Knudsen, of the Fish and Game Committee, wrote to the Rod and Gun Club that he did not agree with their stand, "as the people in the Phillips and Valley County areas have donated funds to transport these elk. In this particular area, this was a moral issue." Sen.

Herbert Klindt, Billings, wrote, "Be assured that I am with you and shall lend my support to either kill or amend Representative Perry's bill." a a SIDING CANVASSERS Am interested in 2 Good Canvassers to work with me personally. You will work directly through the means more business as we will work from office cost and not Par. CALL Joe Goott, 452-8501, Great Falls, Or come see me personally at Cascade Builders Supply in Great Falls. MSU judo instructor, to the mat. Hundley, a former collegiate basketball standout in Illinois, is 6-1, 210.

Joan Pannel, Montana State University coed from Great Falls, proves she has learned her lessons well as she throws Chuck Hundley, rown OSGS WHEN IT COMES TO AUTO PARTS and ACCESSORIES YOU'LL SAVE MORE at the "ALL NEW" Illinois, Pennsylvania, Maine and Massachusetts by stopping Buster Mathis a year ago. Clay, reached at Manhattan. where he was fulfilling a speaking engagement Thursday night, said the action did not su-prise him. But he added that no one could ever take his title away except "on paper." w2Ii llIiTi I i til PRECISION REPROCESSED DYNA SHOCK ABSORBERS New York commission and the World Boxing Association on April 28, 1967, when he refused induction into the armed forces. Clay is appealing his conviction on this to the United States Supreme Court.

Jimmy Ellis of Louisville, got the WBA's recognition as champion by winning a WBA-backed elimination tournament. Frazier gained title recognition in five states New York, SHIPPING CLERK WANTED Established Billings firm has opening for a trained shipping clerk. Good opportunity for advancement and wage increase. Send complete information and references. All applications confidential.

WRITE BOX 979 co GAZETTE NEW YORK (AP) The World Boxing Council withdrew recognition of Cassius Clay as world heavyweight champion Thursday and said it will recognize as world champion the winner of a match between Joe Frazier and "a leading and acceptable contender." Meanwhile, the WBC declared the title vacant. The announcement was made by Justiniano Montano of the Philippines, who is president of the WBC, after meeting with Edwin B. Dooley, chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission. Montano had announced in Manila last Nov. 13 that Clay-would be stripped of recognition if he did not defend the crown by the end of 1968.

Montano, in a statement, said the action was taken because of Clay's "inability to defend his title which has caused confusion in the heavyweight division and prevented the leading contenders 'from deciding the issue." Clay, who prefers to be called Muhammad Ali, was stripped of recognition as champion by the 4005 Montana Ave. DIAL 259-2613 8:30 a.m. -8 p.m. Weekdays Sat 8:30 a.m. 6 p.m.

Closed Sun. All Cars and Pickups Worn Out Shocks Cause Excessive Tire Wear The Billings Rod and Gun Club is working to get Gov. Forrest Anderson to veto a bill which would localize drawings for elk permits. The bill, which would require hunters to appear in person to apply for elk permits, was first introduced in January by Representative Louis Perry and was opposed by letters and resolutions from the Billings Rod and Gun Club. At that time toe bill passed the House but was defeated by the Senate.

House Bill 359 was reintroduced Friday by Sen. Leroy Anderson. THE BILLINGS Rod and Gun Club passed a resolution Wednesday in opposition to the bill. Weber Heads For NCAA By The Associated Press Weber State's Wildcats, Big Sky Conference basketball champions, head for Las Cruc-es, N.M. this weekend for a game against Seattle University in the NCAA regional playoffs.

Weber won the honor by coasting through 15 consecutive league games without a defeat the first team in the league's six-year history to go undefeated in conference action. Weber was aided over the last three games by sophomore sensation Willie Sojourner, who collected 69 points. For his efforts the 6-8 center was named the player of the week in the Big Sky this week. The individual scoring champion for the season hasn't been decided yet as Idaho's Jerry Smith has two games this weekend to move ahead of Weber's Justus Thigpen and Sojourner and Montana State's Jack Gillespie, all at the 20 point per game average mark. Gillespie has taken the rebound statistical title with a 16.4 per game.average with Thigpen apparently wrapping up the field goal leadership with his 56.8 average.

Team statistics are led by two-time champion Weber, in offense with an 83.5 per game average and in defense with a 67.3 average, but not in free throws where it is last. Idaho leads the charity tosses with a .698 average with Weber leading in team field goal percentages with a .488 average. Weber also leads the team rebounding with a .616 percentage. DOWNTOWN Parking Track Side of Store WEST PARK, Open Every Evening Terrific Value! Set includes Vk saw, Sturdy steel cose, chrome plated plywood blade, odjustoble cut off guide adjusts 0 to 45 degrees. Built in sawdust ejector, rip fence and long blade guard retracting lever for safer use.

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80 AU. AU L. ea. IW la 59c 79' BOZEMAN'-Judo isn't likely to replace skiing as the most popular physical education class offered at Montana State University, but the ancient onental art is winning converts among members of the student body. Maybe it's because a student wants to learn how to defend himself, or perhaps he likes the body conditioning aspects of judo.

Whatever the reason, classes quickly fill in capacity, forcing Gazette Ski Report By the Associated Press Montana's weekend skiing will be highlighted by the state high school championships under way at Bridger Bowl in the Bozemah area. For the other resorts, here is the report bv areas. RED LODGE Mountain Ski Area Base 60 inces. one and one-half inch new snow. Snowing.

Ski conditions very good. Operating lower chair and poma lift daily, all concessions open. HAMILTON Lost Trail: Bast 60 inches with 4 inches new snow; operating all lifts Saturday and Sunday; roads good. Roads good winter condition with snow tires or chains recommended. BRIDGER BOWL near Boze-man Bridger Bowl reports a base of 83 inches with six inc hes of new snow.

Ski conditions are reported to be excellent. In daily operation are two chair lifts, a T-bar, cafeteria, chalet, and a steak house. and Division MONTANA CHALLENGE APPLIES TO CARS, STD EQUIPPED. LISTING UNDER AND ON SALE IN BY 1 1 69 RENAULT 6677 $4177 1 Bison Top Final Poll Great Falls High, undefeated and once-tied, tops the final Class AA Montana high school wrestling poll. The Bison will attempt to back up the vote of confidence from coaches and sportswriters this weekend in the Class AA state tournament at Missoula.

Missoula Sentinel, which has won the state crown every year since 1960, finished second. The Bison were tied by Sentinel, 18-18, early in the year before handing the Spartans their first loss in a decade, 22-19. Missoula Hellgate was ranked third and Great Falls Russell fourth. The ratings: 1. Great Falls High (6) 69 2.

Missoula Sentinel ill 64 3. Missoula Hellgate 51 4. Great Falls Russell 43 5. Billings West 41 6. Great Falls Central 40 7.

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