Show Seven Choices Staff Names BREEZIN’ AROUND By Bryce E (Breezy) Roe It was not so long ago that some Aggie student approached me on a delicate subject A friend gajgajwj of his it seems r e c e i ved some q jp rasty floor burns I f"ora one of oui wrestling mats not so long ago and ended quite ill with blood poisoning or something mething - Utah University Places Four Players First Team On Utags Settle Down To Serious Drill Cougars Get Three Aggies Just One Before Initial Tilt All-Conferen- ce ' n be A’ Hoop Title stu- Goes to Sigs cham-ionsh- ip Duke to Meet Oregon State In Rose Bowl Classic Rams Tigers in Sugar Bowl 20-1- 22-1- 1 their belts candidates uncier On the first place f team Utah university placed four done” this men Brigham Young university dent said two three Denver university and Colorado Utah State one “Yeh” I agreed State one There were a lot of I do?” backfield men in the conHe explained to me that a little good ference this year and it was hard might do something to pick out four or even eight of publicity BY SWEDE LARSON' about getting the wrestling mars the best to call “A'' basketball in fraternity fixed or replaced or cleaned or Utah State's lone man on the finished up Friday with a Sigma Sam team in was senior was mythical something His bellyache Chi victory over Lambda Chi for a Merrill really outstanding guard the fact that the mats were dirty and Sigma championship in the conference besides being the —veritable breeding place for bac- the stalwart for the Aggies Rep- Alpha Epsilon taking their game from Pi Kappa Alpha teria and even protozoa He thinks resenting Utah university's Lambda Chi minus star center Pedskins on the squad that floor burns wall not result in Robert Cuff held the Sigs until are backs and if or Gay Izzy blood poisoning Speetor something Evan Baugh Adelt end Mac Speedie and tackle just before the third quarter ended speedy Farmer forward A regular on the basthe wrestling mats are good and ketball squad last season Elan is this year making a strong bid All of these when Frank Hansen of Sigma Chi Spendlove Floyd clean He may be right lor a berth on Coach Lee's new team men were instrumental in obtain- came through with a basket to put the game on even terms After the ing Utah’s second consecutive conAnd once again they dropped ference championship The three third quarter it was Sigma Chi all until the final gun which Brigham Young university men the way the training table idea 3 ended the game for the paceFor quite some time now coaches who placed on the Student Life n have been trying team were tackle Garth Chamber-lain- ) setting Sigs in the In the consolation game Sigma center Red4 Nilsen and tc install a training table into the Alpha Epsilon came through to of the conference They back Herman Longhurst schools take an easy victory over Pi Kaptried to begin a plan whereby Rounding out the first team pa At no time in Alpha a hot will receive football players selections were end Bob Hogan -the game were the SAE's threatof Denver tackle Carl DeTemple meal each night after practice ened with Dick Stevenson and To most people this idea makes of Denver and fullback Lewis LfGrande Sliupe doing most of sense To a few it doesn't EveiyjDent of Colorado' State Dent was the Now that the regular football scoring for SAE Reid Bishop an seafullback board all athletic time the outstanding is just the same as over season and Ted Crawford were mainstays Twenty-Si- x — composed of coaches and faculty son and was one of the main facon the Pi Kap crew n to the bowl turn eyes tors in eliminating BYU from members meet the training table Downs Delta Phi which will be run off on games program is proposed — and each championship running the day Tuesday Sigma Phi Epsilon and Get 7 time it is defeated If right is Aggies downed the Cougars January 1 Well here they are: Delta Phi battled it out for third on Ends second team mean were the that can this only Rose Bowl— Oregon State (beatmight with a SPE place very taking the plan is wrong— that football Jim Stinnett of Colorado State close Duke (unbeaten unAt the second quar- grid-te- r en twice) vs Ttventy-Mvictory Aggie varsity Leon and of Diner tacklDenver be given free players should not score the tied was and Delta tied! the student wcre ckrs by es Ken approved Bird of BYU and Don meals for their playing Phi was ahead until the wanin Sugar Bowl— Fordham (beaten “It is subsidization” some might Carlson of Denver guards Glen moments of the game when SrE council this week to receive the A sweater in accordance once) vs Missouri (beaten once) Sorenson of Utah State and Gus official held the missionaries down and say with Big Seven conference rulings Cotton Bowl — Texas A & M So the argument goes on and Shannon of Colorado university dunked in one basket to get Center uniBert of Davis Utah the plan keeps right on being deahead of them just before the Eight other footballers were (beaten once) vs Alabama (beaten versity Comprising the second final whistle The feated ended awarded game points for participation twice) team backfield were Dee Chipnmn Mow for a bit of editorial com for SP during the season and Gail Dun- Orange Bowl— Georgia (beaten ment and opinion We think the °( BYU Freddie Allen of USAC As the department league enter- - can injured Aggie fullback was B°b Riddell of Denver and Huck training table idea should be cd the finals Wednesday night awarded a letter under the con- - once tied once) vs Texas ChrisAoelt of Utah All eight of the adopted Those faculty representa-- 1 Lambda Delta Sigma gained its ference rulings winch permits tian university (beaten twice tied men were tives who are now opposing the conference backfield final position by virtue of their coaches to give awards to worthy once) s sea all this Feeding g°od pinn should be shown wm over the Ag club while pliyeis not playing the required The entry of Alabama and TCU football players is definitely not son Allen only Utah Stater to the Engineers time toppled their rp-into the bowl program surprised subsidization— the players deserve make a backfield spot was out Foresters 0 Engineers placed food after a hmd night's practice two games this season yet placed Lambda Delia Lettermen include: Ralph Mau-tk- e It left unbeaten and untied Sigma Monday 'for in ten in the the conference top The should and they Bave Robert Choate Duquesne out of the major bowl plan get it r‘an’ to and coasted championship would Sam Merrill Jim assignments G‘ul Swenson promote better feeling in total yards gained rushing 1 a over the hapless victory would Marvin Bell Captain Reliale Clubs among players and would also crew" LeGrande Graham Martin' Jack Moo'e’ Joe Ingersol Institute keep them in better condition dur-- 1 probably have made a position on Gene Henderson Frank Larson Fcrron Pondertgger Dick Griffin Alabama and TCU howeser are Ahe team if he had not been out and Horton Nielson Chi is Axelguurd a pai- - of bowl old leliables The ing the football season accounted for d°brl Pumck of the SaIe on injuries most of And speaking of the Gilbert Dick Howard Guy Crimson Tide has most of the Engineer points while gone to the Rose end training tables it might be the season Other Utah Staters Lcland Brown Elrns Crock-thei- r Bowl of LDS made ail of Pa( c Marv K'limes five g in mentioned of the winning tlnee to is many vell ston Bui ton Silcotk Hue Jewkcs say that Denver again points one and tying one of dropping out of the nce selections in this area were games Dee losing im Whiteside Bred In the consolation bracket Coinconference Their pet gripe it duck Moore Ralph Maughan nierce and Education Allen Mel canning Mel Wood TCU has won two games in the played foi : ems is the defeat of the table Chris Axelgard and Mel Manning fifth with Education taking Chui k Goodwin and Duncan place Sugar Bowl and one in the CotHonorable mention: ends— Mike and the adoption of the horae-an- d the game in the overtime period ton Bowl for a perfect bowling BYU LeGrande Gregory home schedule We see their point Mills 0 Dave McCulhn Marion L'av-- J score Stan Hendrickson CU but think there are other methods Utah U is and Dale Lewis played outFor the first time since the bowl of settlement than dropping out tackles — Hank Brown Wyoming ball for the winners while standing snd Moore business branched out into a four-pl- y Jack — Utah State Dud of the league Aibitration that's Rod and Ray Jones and Dean New Year’s day Roberts Colorado State centers— the answ'er Ask any economist Freeman carried the Commerce team is Jim Pistonus Utah U only one perfect-recorclub involved Last Jan 1 for instance Dave Clark Maughan In club the Castle Valley league State there were three —Stanford in the Rose Bowl and Boston college and Backs — Woody Peterson LaVerle took the championship from a Morimt team Tuesday night Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl And When did yon last Sperry Utah U Marvin Bell and classy Mel Manning Utah State Vcrn Mississippi State in the Orange HnUformSlCCaCh Bowl had only a tie against it Lockard and Paul McCiung Colochange your Green River and with rado U Bob Gifford and Hank record Nebraska and perfect Dale Robins and Emery Dun and Walsmith Denver U Georgetown the other teams in George HAT-I-TUD- F? the offenshe the Jackson and Bob Orr BYU Chet supporting the Rose and Orange Bowls had Castle Valley club turned in their 104 1 Aggie football squad Will be been beaten only once as had Mapda Colorado State and Shadchampionship win guests of honor at a banquet to be the Cotton Bowl antagonists Texow Ray of Wyoming hold Monday evening at 6:30 in as A & M and Fordham Ag Cluli Brats Foresters Wednesday the department the Bluebird it was announced Sun Bowl Selections play ended when the Ag day by jloss Anderson chairman Whether Duquesne with a perclub took third place from the of (jle ciiam)Kr’s athletic selections Fraternity fect slate sounded out in the bowl win in the by a as picked by the intramural dibeen disnegotiations has not rectors are as follows: first team— extra period With only four minThe program is being sponsored closed but the Dukesyet utes to Foresters the with presumably go Bill Twitched forward Sigma jointly by the chamber and Utah would not have been adverse to a Chi John Sorenson center Sigma Ken Hampton starring were ahead State Agricultural college All citi- New Year’s day jaunt since their 2 of club wasn't the and it Ag Chi LeGrande Shupe forward zens of tile valley and alumni of athletic coffers admittedly were who had been until Hollist Lynn SAE THE m:OYET Roden Shumway guard came into the game' to the surrounding territory are n- - dcplealed Owen SPE Burnham guard wrestling vRed to make reservations n veteran of many renovatiwith make enough points to tie the Chi tcam-Garr Lambda Second So weary from repealed ngM R Hovey extra Secretary the and hence period game Ashby forward Lambda Chi R cleaning and bioiking that it G Gardner rests on the wearer’:? ears forward Delta Phi In the extra two minutes the Ag During the evening election of Robert Cuff center Lambda Chi club gamed 11 points while the Foresters dal not scoie next year's Aggie football captain Bill Murray Pi guaid Kappa Change iSoiv to a Faculty club handed Wellsvillc will take place Marvin Bell of and Rene Ballard guard Alpha 0 a close defeat with Bebe Lava Hot Springs Idaho has capSPE Smart ISew Lee Aggie hasketball mentor and tained the squad during the season Charlie Clark frosh football coach Hal ended LEE Wuler-Blo- c just y being the backbone of the Remainder of the program to be club The professors held announced later will includi short Wellsville the clew addresses introduction of guest3 to a with Doug margin and entertainment numbers Long and Dale Maughan former South Cache regulars showing as outstanding men for the loseis Three games are left in the club league and these will be played during this week Weber meets Jordan Wednesday night for while consolation honors Bear Lake will play Studentville for the chance to oppose Southern Idaho for fourth place ought to a month’s practice for Utah State's 1942 cage squad settled down in earnest this week to compete for varsity berths abroad a brand new basketball B fashioned by H machine (Bebe) Lee personable new court mentor for Aggies Lee has been formally introduced in most circles of Utah Aggie society by now but his debut will be complete only when he sends his first court combination onto the floor against an opponent And although the definite date for the season's initial encounter has not yet been set tentative plans call for an opening tilt with Weber college Tuesday at 4 p m Coach Lee said Wednesday With student and conference fans alike anticipating change in style of play for the five the young former Pacific coast player and coach reported into his he would incorporate system for the year the flashy which has been used effectively by E L “Dick” Romney effectively Adding that Farmg er play would include the feature Lee assured Utag followers of considerable shifts in offensive methods however Already since an early time for practice has given Coach Lee time to look them over there have been some major shifts Glen Maughan and Jack Muyne two centers who were battling it out with each other most of last year have been shifted to forward and guard respectively Maughan who was moved to add height to the forward position has been rounding out well and is rapidly developing into a good forward Taking over the center post formerly held by Mayne and Maughan will be Verne Hoffman junior college transfer from California Behind Hoffman in the pivot post will be sophomore Orrin Curtis and Bill Durrant Keith Trane regular of last season goes back into guard along with Melvin "Red" Briggs one of last year's reserves Both Trane and Briggs have shown some good stuff at defensive positions and right now seem to be leading the contenders Pacing the forard pack are Garland’s Grant Cullimore Evan Baugh two year letterman Glen and sophomore Ray Maughan Hayes This foursome seems to be ahead of Roger Taylor John Putnik and Clinton Nelson but no berths are cinched as yet Guards backing up Traue and Briggs in the new machine are Nick Drakuhch and Maync who by no means aie out of the scrap for first team spots More than PY STAX ANDERSEN AND BRYCE ROE Student Life spoils editors and repoiters pot together footthis week to decide on their choices for ball selections Much of the information which determined the picks was gained from watching other teams in action — other came from reading the papers — but ail newspaper scribes muct pick an all conference team It’s the custom Gridders n Official Awards 22-- x 9 ground-gainer- 7 ds Big-Sev- confer-thuikin- ' -- fast-brea- k smooth-runnin- Intramural Wrestling Toun Begins Monday for 120 Wrestling the third and last event of the fall quaiter intramural calendar was started Monday with matches being run-of- f in the 128 133 145 153 and the 165 pound classes Wednesday in the third round of the the grunt and groan sport record time for a fall was made and also the first overtime match The record time for a fall came when Clark Maughan of the Wellsville club pinned Lloyd Shaw of Commerce club in 48 seconds with a body press The overtime bout was between Dee Whitesides of Ag club and Win Havens of the BAC club When the six minute period ended both were tied in points extra period In the Havens gained the advantage to win the bout Other Wednesday results were SK IJs — Moil Dunfoid pinned Mutliriin Aniuiun Folk Lwnan hot Kina ill plum'd And Hull 1- W U- tilled Cun Aid' 170 — Jim l MauOiaii Stmiii rill WKt! 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