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Show American League Basketball: What Important People Are Saying About Sports Denver (Doris Tip There is nothing of a grandAmerican League basketball will .catch on fast with the fans stand play about Salt Lakes bid for a fran of the West and n-q, in winning their chise will American the first will give have, ming 0-3ctfic its post -- ..graduate League game perhaps, ,f 1 Football league, amateur game a against the San greatest basket-tea- m terrific- - uplift, in says Don bal1 Diego Dons, 9 If the is admit-Cojthere opines John Old, history-Los Angeles much work to be old l'e army done before the writer, sports sarge, who .is Ev Shelton at the chief pushhis- - Laramie who 4s high team can cope er for the pro-leathletic lair towith c o m m i ssion-e- r. Phillips Galbreath, The tan ( AP) DENVER 66 Oilers, Denday. We have new . the for football and a finelooking ver A m b rose, Diego- - Dons defeated a green - T h e circuit. basketball coach T w e ntieth squad and will Denver Ambrose team. Desin the army Simplot get better all Century - Fox tonight in the first American erets vs. San for the past ZVz and those other' along, 'as more Basketball League game of the Dons waxed years, Diego was boys report. Ot big - time outseason for the Denver entry. a e n t h u Si a stic game course, we will fits, thinks Bill mere first-roun- d Robert (Ace) Gruenig, about . the pro-Dmiss. Kenny Wheatley, the Ev Shelton Galbreath motion today, sample A. A. V. center,- was Sailors, but we Bill Wheatley Deserets men- - John Old of the marvel I . was happy over the professiona1 football in the only Denver player who have a great ball rustler and tor. ous basketball this league will saying is this sports-devot. territory Rock in from Reese dribbler our Bill of said team," showing could hit the basket consistentinevitable-within said commissioner the next few the present," Springs', just out of the navy. We today. Considering that we here" ly and was high scorer for AmMost all the years, so why not now? I cant should have a very good con- had never played a game all great yesterday. brose with. 15 points. basketeers of the, country see how the deal can miss Four ference, what with Utah fieldyear before this league match, will be enrollei on the- - various college games a year isnt All Tied Up five of their old boys and the boys did amazingly well. clubs. So the enthusiasts wont enough for Salt Lake fans and Aud Brindley, San Diego for- - ing rs BYU coming up with We expeet to get a little'more have to merely read about these the pros can supply that many wardlcored five field goals in fine squad reserve power soon and when stars, but will come to know them more. Besides; it will develop Walker, Brady plus each half to lead to give-th- e just cluij1he1ieight1t we dor a lofof bait clubs are alt. This""is to be the nee plus players for the as in baseball. ultra of basketball. going to be very unhappy." with 20 points. The Dons led, needs on the bankboards. at the half and Denver ' knotted the count at 6 wth'f n he m u Dons period. However, the pulled out in front and never were headed again. Milo Komenich and Jim Weir are looking better than ever belt fore and Wyo Ambrose Five, 5 Brindley Is By Los Coates Top Scorer Score With Patrons AmericanLeagueBasketballSure Hereabouts Popular basketball American league to our town the other night and, what a throng of hoop enthusiasts --wiU . nessed was aplenty. The whole hamlet ,t o day came -n- - Is still ch Bits Of Banter Denver U has written a letter to New Mexico 'U athletic au- thorlties Inquiring as to who or what team the Pioneers, will be playing in the Sun Bowl game was still talkat El Paso on New Years Day. ing about the Dean Pete) Nelson, DU smooth, preciathletic representative sion plajT of the faculty wants to know whether it will s, Simplot be New Mexico University, Kirt-lan- d Field or boti). clever shooting, The charge has been made smart and alert that the Lobos are loading for b 3rir k b o a r d;: i by bringing work and their soldiers from Kirtland Field and enrolling them in the Albucoach, querque institution. Denver says TJter it declined tor enroll Leon Diner, chin-chnear-capaci- ty AC( Des-eret- their sagacious ewas 4! k: on ed -- last-yea- -- the-scor- ing -- Simplot-Deserets The Ambrose club showed lack of coordination due to few pracy tice sessions. Prep C agers S chedule Round . er, d ng -- , Hall-tim- post-gradu- -- un no-hi- t,, ill over-xealo- QO . up-co- 111 player-manage- his-tea- Cyprus Pirates Tip Park City - ... v 27-2- of Basketball: Garden City Cagers Play On Both Coasts preseason He this desk, the other day to utter protest. Quoth M r. Millet; - We re not that While , good. Coach Millet we have most of our last years men back that , was not a really great ball club,-nothing to compart with what Utah Wyoming will have, or either. True, the return of blg Brady Walker will be a great help and this boy Joe Weight is going to be' a fine college player. We have our work cut out, to make a 'showing in 4 this year. one-poi- nt run 1 ... lo-pla- 10 Kearns Five' Approach dozen or Lee Grable, whom A more- - good high, school contests face prep casaba tonight and Friday night, i -- - promoters! ijrtists, when the stholastics near the I declare n camend of their f possesses the paigns,, awaiting the league finest physique openers January 4, two In today's spotlight, in pro' schools shift sn old football rivwrestling, alry onto the courts when the. will be Pordan Beetdlggers, rated a definite contender, match shots with a cynosure the Grand Junction, Colo., quinZ on the tet at Jordan. This game was scheduled to get underway at Fairgrounds 2:15 p.m. card Friday Provo comes up against the night. He jwill scuffle - Granite Farmers Friday In this evenings mafn attraction in the against the Farmer massive - gym. Bulldogs decisively whipped the Cal Reese, Granitians lest week, so the 4 t waouLl F armefs will be three falls. for that -- messy ' business In Provo. Northern Schedule Grable " Malad goes' to Bear River and wrestled, jor North Cache invades Iona, Ida.; Promoter up north, while Preston comes Downing across the state line to Hyrum at Vancouver to test the South Cache Spartand Victoria ans. Cyprus goes to Payson ln during the another interesting contest. summer season Friday, Murrays and proved team tests the West High r the best Panthers, victors in two of the Z& three practice games. This game drawing card will start at 8 p.m. In the Deshe had. eret Gym. Fridays Slate American Fork takes a trip to Springville Friday,' North - to Idaho Caches-go- es Falls, mes Rigby-codown to South Cache, and the Judge Memorial an five tries its wares on alumni team. Ogden and Weber battle it out again in their intracity rivalry." This games takes on added luster now that the .Warriors have.. pulled. Jhe prize -Impresario Jim Downing sChrlstfnas 'Specialrwrestling upset ofthe season by downing Cache continues program will go in the'boards tomorrow night at the Fairgrounds Granite. North Arena, wltlra galaxy af grappling greats" Dn display. In the its invasion- of the 'north at feature affray, Lee Grable, Hollywood glamor boy, will exchange Grace, Idaho. Wednesday's Results grips and gripes with Cal Reese, two out of three falls. .lordJti 3$, Weber be will this match Supporting 32. Bon tlder 41. UdM a contest between Chief Little Thursdays l Slate Am. Fork Drubs Uijnd JrU, olo - t Jordan. 3.1. Wolf, the Pueblo Indian and Dun Hi Webr.Provo at Granite, 0 p.m. the Teuton Fritz Schnabel, M nit Bear - River et ""The will" Tlhlef here Bingham-QuintTerror. North Cache at Iona, Idaho. fly P re on at South Cache, from Portland early Friday. at (vpru AMERICAN .FORK (Spebeen working Schnabel has Fridays Schedule. CaveFork American cial) American Fork at Sprinrvillf. bouts hereabouts for a number men continued their Murray v. Wet, Deseret Gym, 8pm winning of weeks. Both have been hot North Cache at Idaho Falla. Risrby at South Cache. Little ways in preseason basketball and cold performers. the Jude MmortM v. Alumni, 8 p.m. Wolfes one important reversal competition by downing squad 42-- Saturdays Schedule was inflicted by Chief Thunder-bir- d, strong Bingham inMiner Ojrden at Weber. an interesting Wednesday but the Coloradoan had the match North Cache t Grace, Idaho. on Forker floor. the Redsatisfaction of holding his out started strong Bingham skin compatriot to a draw, and at the half way mark were Richfield Nips Malone Vs, Anderson two points behind the high North Five Pat MSlone, the Irish whip-loc- k only Forkers, as ICnudsen, stepping artist will display- - his elongated Miner centers put on a RICHFIELD North (Spec)prowess - in the ' special event n failed to score a single show to keep Sanpete He will try out his stuff against in the In the second field goal in the first period here Dick Anderson, the former local half Leorunning. defensive last night as Richfield High.s Nelso shifted amateur champion and well-knostyle on the big boy and he was basketball squad won a. scientific of exponent contest from thea Sanpete, five kept under control for the balwrestling. This will be a scuffle ance of the game while the Cave- by a score Richenbach between power and skill. Robinson led the winner's men ran wild at the basket. anj For Meanie Title Paul Peters, Kent Durrant and scoring with 11 points each. Richfield (41) Sftiiprte (31) In the fourth tjff of the card, Duff Shelley played midseason G North O.T F P. T F.P. Cliff Olson and Floyd Hanson ball to lead the Forkers in their 1 0 0 2 V. Allred. f Ricknbaiirh.f 4 4 3 11 1 0 (0 4 4 Anderson.! Oldrord.f and Smith 10 will go into battle for the second half attack. 2 Card,c title. This will be a Madsen also played good de- 30 4 11 Jobnon,c "meanie Tollman 1113 Jensen. ff -one-fa- ll Robinsrm t 5 3 111 contest. fensive ball. Knudsen was the 00 0 0 Terry. t 0 3 3 2 Bnmtide f Goyka.! 0 0 0 0 whole show for the visitors. 0 10 0 Ribker ! TVtcmon,! 10 0 3 Amfrlvait Fork (43) ' Bingham (35) 0 10 0 0 3 0 0 Howell.c KampbflLc Bees Sting . GTFP GTFP . Ordcn.r 10 0 3 8 0 10 Fullmer Runs Loco With 19 Points Routs Douglas -- 71-4- -- 111 5 , 1 3 8 3 DmnnM Murdock,! Lewi f out-toat- 3 0 4 l.adrara 0 0 2 Bird 0 0 4 Crow 4 3 10 Boik '0 0 0 6 Garcia 1 2 0 2 Strrr 0 0 0 0 K apple 0 0 0 0 Sellers 3 3 115 Llojdr 0 8 Dean f 4 11 0 0 22 f 1 Hockenberry,! 2 4219 0 0 0 0 Seaman,! 0 0 0 0 Wooda.r Totals 1? 11 8 45 Total Score by halves: Keaen Fort Dougla Officials Evansmmt McCallr -- 0 0 0 0 Mellon.! - McGillicuUdy.il Practice Workout KAYSVILLE The (Spec) Bees of Box Elder formally gave afternoon warning yesterday that they will be hard to beat for Region I honors when they nipped an inconsistent Davis Dart on the local floor. quintet, Versatile Elwyn Peterson sparked his Brighanv City mates to the triumph by tossing in a total of 18 points to garner high scoring honors for the afternoon. Ford, getting 11 counters, was high man for the losers. 41-3- 2, -- 10 10 Knudsen c 4 10 9h!ry.c Smith t 110 0 Apoctal.a Sihults.ir Thomae.i Marian.! Horrn ( Whitby Ktdalakm a Haukeoecbt,r 11 1 3 28 -- Total Scor b7 quarterns American Fork . Binsbam 5 DiTM'fcnl.4 0 2 9 2 12 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 8 ,r 0 4 Slellin.f Total 20 11 3 43 20 10 , 30 21 42 25 Fowltr.r 0 Martinea.r 0 1 16 6 21 Score- - Richfield Total by quarter: North Sanpete t one-poi- U Support 'll' 1 . . Bryan Chosen to- Head Ogden Keglers Insurance For Rickey NEW - The Ogden City Bowling- Association elected" Lou Bryan president for the 1946 season at a meeting in Ogden last night. Elected vice presidents were Bill Ward, A. W. Smith, Dan Sparks and Dave Workman. Howard - Allington was elected secretary-treasure- - r. of th YORK ( API - Bran-- h of Hit Brooklyn Dodrer, b.o-ha- ll ha. boon olootod a director Guardian Life Insurance Co Rirk, 4 club. WRESTLING V Friday, Dec. 21st Fair Grounds Arena 8:30 P. M. ' BASKETBALL .Chief Liitle Wolf . Fritz Schnabel 10 0 2 3 3 Famous Trotters Lee Grable VS. 31 0 Service w. Col Reese All-Sta- rs at South High 48-3- 6 PANGUITCH (Spec) High Schools cagers set a fast pace yesterday afternoon to 6 take a victory from the Practice In Ogden Salina .Wolves in a game played o OGDEN Twenty-tw(AP) on the victor s court. The Salina members of the eastern all-st- five had recorded a win Elder Box (41) navi. (St) football team paused,, here over the Garfield quintet. , liirp Salina (38) Garfield Bobcat (48) 3 J 2 1 this afternoon for a brief limberMrmtl.f qtej Weaver, I 3(11 G T F P. GTFP Milla.f 0 I 1 I ing up drill before fall.! ISIS proceeding 9 3 1 19 Nelson.f S S S S S t Thornier 4 1 Church, f 6 00 13 Heaa.e .0. The east will 0 4 3 3 Bench f Moore.f 6 1111 0 0 0 II to San Francisco. 13 13 FHnt.f lteroii,f 4 4 3 11 Ford r Hatch,c 5 3 3 11 Mflfon.i 3 3 3 0 meet the west in the annual 1 2 0 2 Andron,e Curlia.f 0 3 3 3 Frrkint.f Trohy,f 43 30 103 Malnme 3 10 40 Shrine charity game on Jan. I, at 04 100 00 D 0 Henne.r 10 Sorensen.f 0 0 0 0 RolUn Channel) 0 0 0 Alien, ir 0 0 0 6 110 3 Dick Sorensen.! Ramtion 0 00 00 00 San Francisco. Glover 0 Andy Kerr directed the brief 18 11 4 10 311548 Total'' Limited The Overland Score by quarter: 11 10 10 33 IS 10 lid drill. 42 48 23 35 Garfield Score hr quarters was more than seven hours late 13 33 30 31 Salina Davit Oitidalfr Iptoa and Richard. Box Slder .a is li i arriving from the east and All-Sta- Ftillm.r.f nt . -G-arfield Eastern 23 . . Garfield Whips Salina Five. k 4- 17 13 7 41 15 d f'fc.-score- one-poi- m P Peter f 0 Robinson. f 10 -- half-tim- 1-21- tU1man,( - 1 lop-sid- ed Hall.! '4 29-3- Sanpete 2 0 3 0 0 3 0 3 3 15 3 0.0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 58-4- M'lrlrnMn.t 14 0 the stuff that gave them an ear-l- v 1 F.Morn.,1 O'Connor.! 3 0 1 S 3 . Quinn. c I week upset win over jGranite 3 4 3 10 Turner galotr Pjne.r 4 3 111 contest 4 4 4 12 AhJqmetr j 5 as they dropped a 8 3 4 13 Carbaurt r 0 0 0 Rpfldmr f to Jordans BeetdiggS-yester-da- y Shppard 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 0 r Shrifrl 0 0 0 0 afternoon on the Jordan 2 12 6 McGurk C.Morn.ff Weits 0 10 1 court, but they gave the vicOierholef 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 White tors a scare in the .first "half, Rvan 0 13 1 nt margin Phnemx 3 16 1 leading by a Rowe 0 111 e intermission. -at the 18 12 30 The Jordan quintet came back 30 It 30 SS Tn)j)t Dlficial. Wilt Old. and Ormond Thom in" the third quarter, and spark- ed by Smith, who chalked up l2 points during the af ternoon, Yanks lead at went into a the end of the third quarter aftSpokane Indians er which they were never beSPOKANE The (AP) hind. Webers Wallace-copp- ed Spokane Indians of the revived getthe laurels for tilt, scoring Internationa- l- Baseball ' Western ting 13 points. League expect Uo be assigned Urbar (391 Jordan (35) p seven or eight meiufrom the New GIF MPP 5 4 3 13 Wallar-a.3 3 3 Day f York Yankee organization, Own- 0 013 Smith.! Cotlla.f 3 3 0 4 S hurltcen.tf 3 0 0 6 Curv c 12 0 3 er Sam Collins said la' nlbt. 1 3 3 4 Crupp r Mavcodr.r 13 13 Five are expected from Oakland - Batfs.r 3 t 1 1 4 3 Dtudain t 3 Amlru DnUenra f 0 0 0 0 and eight or more from San 110 0 0 0 0 Beamon Sefsltr.e 0 0 0 0 Diego of ' the Pacific Coast 0 0 0 0 FlUcnrald.f League, he said. 5 35 Total Totals 13 13 6 29 18 Collins returned recently from V triWN Soore by I 17 35 35 the minor league baseball meetJordan 7 11 34 39 ing at Columbus, Ohio. 25 1 1 4 Hiniiilot-Dnm- Webers Warriors didnt have -- Darts From Weber 35-2- 9, Grable Cynosure On Christmas Card In 71 '" Jordan Wins, Wrestling Show: his-tea- 9 31 25 ' -- 16 31 TWIN FALLS (Special) (AP) The rangy Simplot-Dcs-erof the newlyformed American Basketball League took A things easy .last night in scor5 triumph ing a decisive over the Vbndale of the University of Idaho. It was the third defeat for the Vandals, who rank among the strongest college quintets of Pacific northwests They the bowed previously to the Bluejackets of the Farragut naval center and to their kid brothers of the University of Idaho Southern Branch. Fulmer- - Stars star at the Frank Fullmer, AAU tourney "at Denver last led the scorine .assauU.oL the Simplot-Desere- ts with seven field- goals and five free throws. Ray Turner, Vandal alumnus scored 10 points for the victors. Carbaugh,-Idah- o guard,- -, five field goals on long shots in the second half, to lead the Vandal scorers. Never Lose Lead The Simplots tookan early lead and were never headed by the Vandals-Th- ey held, a 28-advantage at halftime. The two teams will meet for their second game tonight in Rupert. Idaha GTFP. p 7 3 IS ts - KEARNS (Special- )Kearns Eagle! proved much too powerlul last night for the Fort Douglas quintet andcam off 5 with a victory over the Fort five on the Kearns court. Chuck Hockenberry proved the feature player of the evening with his performance in leading the Eagles to their lopsided triumph. The Kearns sharpshooters held and lead at half-tim- e, a with Hockenberry and Andy Duncan hitting the hoop consistently,' the victors wege never pressed. KMrn. ' dir x Fort nou,l.'. lT4J) G T ' P GTFP S 3 3 14 3 pre-seaso- one-ma- AAU Basketball- - Idaho Vandals Loojr Openers MORE GRABLE GLAMOR: 38-4- 12 ence j prospectus. paused at 26-2- ho star-studd- ed , 19-1- 3, at Utah-Idah- Ck Mountain ; States Confer-- I ct. - The victorious Dons were vie- - I much of a tslen-lade- n tims Simplot- out veteran Denver player just about the stelDeseret team Tuesday evening of the service, because' it wantlar play of ed the bowl game played by the in Salt Lake, the loops openStretch Dunde6 a boys who had been with the ing game, dropping, can, cision to the Utah-IdaBobby team alL season. entry,. Orr- -L addle In the first game of the dou- New Mexico enrolled some Bob Orr Gale, Merlin Duplera of Denver, from Field Kirtland players just the Ambrose Farm club, defeatAhlquist, "Frank Fullmer,-Floya few Utah beat before the days Morris and the other stars of the ed Denver University .67 to 45. Lobos 21 to 20. Denver shouldn't o Denver Pan Difo (54) K2) entry; and the Anywato same risk. the have take ttr.pjrT.3 Gr.ppi. performances of big 10 0 1 20 Brindley, f Putnam.! 110 has been with the y,-Diner Jim Pollard, the Stanford 0 0 0 0 Campbell f Hrutlren.l 0 0 0 0 DU club as long as the oldest 4 0 3 0 P.Jobnaon.f McKeeU 3 3 13 Aud Brindley, tow3 3 13 Pollard. c 0 0 10 8 Burdette.! Utah can fan , . , remember. 0 0 RobtrUon.c ering forward, Gruenif.c 0 3 1 15 John Barron of Salt Lake has JO 0 0 Paine. v A.Jnhnaon.c 1113 and Allie Paine of the Dons. All r OUrady.f 10 0 3 in all, the circuit got away to been awarded a major football 63 30 0 0 McCarty Hamburf.f 10 4 3 letter for his play with'" the 0 14101 Connelley.r a stirring start in Salt Lake. 0 0 0 0 Evans, Pelka,t ' Ehlera.f 0 0 0 0 footNorthwestern It altogether likely that ball team. . . , University Btranniran f 0 0 1 0 Barron was rewithin a year or two, this city serve 13 1 10 33 Totals quarterback to Jim Far- 23 11 10 will become a hot-be- d of AAU cor- - San Ditto II, Denver . . . John played almost half 13. basketball activity. It took a' rar. of the game in which the WildFree throws missed 9an Ditto, Pollard couple of years for Denver to cats tied McCarty. Conneliey 3: Denver, Hendren, Indiana, the Big 10 3.McKeet. arouse itsolf to- - the Johnson 3, Ehlert. 7 7. to . , , champion,-Ole Rtrintad and J. I. Dou- Official basketball sport. Right now benmoWc on Carl of and R. Mr, Child, the Mile High City is generally-acclaimeas the AAU hoop hub Mrs. Paul C. Child, 1259 Indiana of America, JOhe SimploLDes- - Ave. has been elected president erets can keep up the pace with of "the Rifle Club' at Illinois Tech. . . . Carl graduated from these other aggreis now gations like Phillips 66 Oilers, South Hightot in 1943 and the navy V-unit a. member 20th Century Fox, Denver Ambrose and their colleagues, the at Tech. -Sammy Oliver, Utah's only territory-wi- ll be a no-rpitcher in 1945, Far West fertile field for the American is the proud daddy of a baby Southern California 43. Clifton's 30. League'a operations. Fen JloUerdromee (Ittd.) 01, O'ubiot That rame Tuesday night " boy. - . . ton State Cellete 40. Lt. W. Col. San Ditto Naval Training Center 40, Floyd Goates, ought pop IHodenfo Junior Colleto 30. former polo coach at the Unieyed populace of this skeptiSlmplol Deserets tint.) 00. U of Idaho 40. cal community. Local tollpay- - . versity of Utah and Ft. DougSon Diego Dons 00, Denver Ambrose 83. las, and Warrant Officer L. era never saw a more im- Brent Goates, USMS, former' East demonstration of ''presalve Collet City New Jork 43. Oklahoma 3k Deseret News sports writer smooth West Virfima 03. Wayneaburt 33. precision, scientific who are in uncle and Fordham 00, We b Institute 31. nephew basketball than the Simplota this news a had Brooklyn Army Base 00, Cathedral reunion item, and the Dons staged in that (NY i 48. Thanksgiving Day in Tokyo first half. It was like two masPenn State 50. BuckneU 33. Connecticut 38, Westevan 38. Harbor, where Brent's ship,' ter chessmen in a battle of 84. Geneva 88 Bethany W.Vn the SS L. H. McNelly" was brains, one slight slipup, and Marshall 7, Army War Collese-3- 8. anchored. Oregon 80, Lrfnf Island U 80. rT InUol. Goates BOOM! There went a basket. one of Gen,. rinYale28 81, Ktnis Poinu Merchant Ma.drove 112 miles In the second half both clubs to look up MacArthuri jeeps, waxed a bit and Rutgers 89 Havtrford 38. I nton 18, Rochester 40, Brent and found his ship allost tome of their finesse, but most immediately 'among the South made a beautiful contest of it TrMMhBftce 44, Bast Tennessee State 31 hundreds in the crowded bay. from whistle to gun. Midwest . f They spent the night in To this observer, the surprise 81, Louisville 48. the Hotel Tokyo and then - Purdue Notre Dame 80. St. Louts U 48. player of the game was Bob went on a tour around .the Hamlma North. Dakota J1 MaivjlU iNpj Teachcra 04. Wahpetan eveh ln his galahey-tda- y countryside before Floyd had Science 50. at BYlLdid rollicking Rob. to return to duty. . Since Wartbwe 82, Olathe ert play any such a game as he then the colonel has had a tionKansas (Kami Naval Sta33 reunion in Shanghai with his put up. against the Dons. His Evansville 44, Southern Illinois Norbankboard game was a thing of son, Lt. Richard (Dick) Bird, mal 43. Carleton 48 Cbrne (la 3 1. who recently won a field commaneubeauty and his Grant 48, Northern llinoli Teach vers and deft ball handling stood mission with an American ' eraCamp 48. Illinois State Normal 58, Arkanias Slate out as far and away the best of artillery unit in China. . . ' the ball game. Orr is one of the - Added to ' his numerous du- 45 Luther (Nehl 48. Dana 34. I Mo. ties as Warrens .News auhert hurt 43,. Wichl- smart Dee iTe basketball sports writer. really heads la U 38. the business. If he keeps up the Chipman has taken over the ta Cnrontia ) 41, tUinote Tech 38. B squad, as Southwest ysy he started, hell make the Simplot-Desere-r. ts AAU He plans to Texan AAM 80, Sam Houston Teachers enter in various regionDont be surprised If the turn em away al tournaments and put on the to when they play the- - 20th Centhe regular preliminary American League games. . . . tury Fox here on Jan. 8. The former BYU atho. MERELY ASKING: What lete says he can use a few more good players who will be coachMAGNA happened to the proposed To- ed and primed for (Spec) Staving possible off a last-ha- lf bacco Sowl game? 'Was it rally, the Pirates on the just membership "varsity of Cyprus High School managed another pipe dream? squad. to eke out a 6 victory over Park City's Miner cagers here Hot-Be- d last night,- - The - victors, - after holding an early lead through most .ol the contest, had to overcome a deficit at the end of the third quarter to win. Top scorer of the evening was Willard Pirate forward, who tossed in 12 points to lead his teammates to the victory. Anderson, Miner sharpshooter, had 11 points for the losers. x By Wendell Rigby Pfk City (38) Cjpmv (37 PROVO (Special) Provo City, OTFP ' established as the GTFP 0 10 0 AdamMU) f already Brown ! 3 5 3 0 hot bed of basketball in Utah will make another claim to 8 4 1)1 Amltrton.f Willard.! 5 3 3 13 1 Collmrt.r 1 144 thli outstanding distinction the Christmas holidays when 0 00 00 30 Mernon.c Kirk mith t teams from the Garden Citycuring r Hanna, $ 0 0 0 0 will be playing outstanding games 3153 13 ferry Chambvrlain.f Obrw 1 0 1 1 1. on both coasts. Hanavn.f 0 3 0 0 13 13 Viratv.f The Cougars of Young Univerdeorge with Dixie Juniot ColCo!!?. 0 0 0 0 be the will sity following night. From M 14 4 36 Total making their usual lege Totals 1011137 Bo or b quarters: pilgrimage to Madison Square here the trails of the two teams & 8 15 II 37 Cypru, Garden In New York City, while part with the Steelets going to Park Ctlv 4 . I 11 30 the Geneva Steelers and Steel-et- s San Diego on Dec. 29, Lons Official Powrll, Vincent. will be playing opponents on Beach on Dec. 30, and Los 31. the Pacific,. J. Baxter Leyshon, Betty Johnson, Joan Leyshon, ' Five tentative manager, announced today. games have and Leone Peterson. Two more been lined up for the Steelers girls will be added to the Steel-- et Their plane reservations cancelled because of the recent from which three will be chosen. group later. army order taking all air flights These tentative contests are with Several BYU Junior varsity for returning war veterans, the Santa Barbara State, San JJiego boys will be on the Steeler Cougars will leave Sunday at State, the Las Vegas, 'Nevada squad along with several Of the 5:55 p.m. over the Denver and Air Base, and Flafstaff, Arizona, old time performers. Other playRio Grande Western for New Teachers' College. ers in the .state who would like York. to try tor a place on the team They will stop enroute Meet Again The two teams will meet again have been invited to try out FriMonday night at Denver U. for y a fourgame practice session and Will fly on Jan 2 day,- Dec. 21r St the Fsrrer home following completion of series against top mens and Junior High School. -their games In the east. womens teams at Phoenix, Ariz. The Steelets opened their The Steeler personnel has not 1945-4- 6 season last Wednesday at Play Utah Towns Geneva Steelers and Steelets been definitely decided, but Magna by downing the Magna will leave Provo, Dec. 26, and eight Steelets will make the trip Millers by a 25-score. Elaine will play their Initial games at as follows, Barbara Brown, Clegg led the Steelets with 10 Richfield that night and will Merrilyn Brown, Elaine Clegg, points and played an outstandplay a double feature at St. Edna Halliday, Phyllis Hughes, ing floor game. Utah-Idaho Gal-breat- h, the Millet, Coach Floyd tufriendly, gracious guy who tors the Young University basketball team, wants to know now come his Cougars rated No. 2 In the 50-3- Simplot-Deseret- s To Become While the Simplot; Deserets looked like national champions .2 -- 31 ByLtsGoafas Interviews One-Minu- te Floyd Hanson. Dec. 26th Cliff You'll Laugh You'll Howl You'll Scream r. 48-3- Prfe.ai T , , i The Mint, 27 E. at 2nd So. Avoid the Rush Get Your Seats Early 1 4 Dick Anderson Good Preliminary Game Seats on sale Olson Pat Malone ar First Game at 8 p.m. A' Ku.rr.d, Rlnq.ld., All Tax Seats on Sale Phone $2.40. 1.3, laclud4 at the Mint Good Bus Servic |