Show THE OGDEN Preps Slate t- - ' ' J" V - Y i ? V ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- E OGDEN UTAH MONDAY EVENING DEC 3B 519(3 BUT DIG IF 4 N - ' No fewer than 13 games will be played this week involving North- ern Utah high schools as they continue their basketball pre-seas- action And some of these games should be great ones Ogden High which edged Highland in a thriller last week travels to Murray for an afternoon game Wednesday then takes on the powerful Logan Grizzlies Friday at 8 pm in the Ogden High gym The Grizzlies are regarded as one of the top prep teams in the state M Ben Lomond which gave East a real battle for three quarHigh yf ters in Salt Lake City Friday has a 2:30 pm game against Granite $ i-j I ? I on the Farmers’ court Tuesday f " I S v A then hosts the great South Cache 4 I V" Spartans Wednesday at 8 pm v- - ' South Cache has a veteran club $ this year and Is figured to give Region One teams trouble during the ' 1960-6- 1 campaign ? ? One of the week’s top games will v' be played in Kaysville Tuesday COMEBACK — Coach Carl where Davis and East tangle East Braun took himself off the is regarded as the class of Region bench and returned to the Three while the Darts are defendgame to bolster his New York ing Region Two champs Davis Knickerbocker team looked impressive a week ago as it knocked off the defending state champs Bingham High Re-Elec- ts Davis has two road games later in the week The Darts will be at American Fork on Friday and at Spanish Fork Saturday Weber High doesn’t have a game this week but will be preparing for a tough schedule next week when they meet four opponents in — ‘XAS VEGAS Nev (UPI) The six days Bonneville which lost to Granger Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) last week travels to Hyrum Saturcompleted its 73rd annual conven- day for a contest with the Spartion Sunday by giving Olympic tans Bear River will go after its secgold medal winners Jeff Farrell of ond straight victory of the season Boston Kans and Wichita Ralph it tangles with East High at when of Laurel Miss awards special Garland-Tremonto- n Friday night as individuals doing the most for Box Elder will be away from their sport home for a pair of games The Bees Jarrell who had an emergency travel to Tooele on Thursday and appendectomy a few days before Murray Saturday the Olympic swimming trials made In B Morgan hosts the Class the team and anchored the United new Clearfield High Wednesday and 800 400 meter and States’ relays teams to victory Track star Boston then is at Duchesne Friday y Here is the schedule broke Jesse Owens’ for this week: world broad jump record and then Tuesday — East at Davis Ben Loduring the Olympics smashed mond at Granite wvikY 'AM J C( Uk irWj j AAU Officers Gives Two Awards It- - day-by-da- Owens’ games mark The entire slate of AAU officers following - in line with tradition Wednesday — Ogden at Murray Clearfield at Morgan South Cache at Ben Lomond for a second year wes Thursday — Box Elder at Tooele were Nick J Barack Friday— Box Elder at Murray Lou Columbus Ohio president Bear Blver Davis at Amer Fisher High Point NC first vice ?ast ican Fork Morgan at Duchesne president J a y-- h r e t Mahoney at Ogden New York second vice president Logan Saturday — Davis at Spanish Fork Clifford H Buck Denver Colo third vice president and David Bonneville at South Cache A Matlin Los Angeles fourth vice president A new fifth vice president’s position was created and Jesse Pardue Houston Tex elected The 500 officials on hand Saturday chose Gary Ind as the site of the 1961 women’s outdoor track and field championships and nominated 10 United States Olympians for the coveted 1960 Sullivan award Votting for the trophy which will be "announced in January will be done by some 600 AAU oficials j sportswriters and coaches Nominated were: Farrell 23 Wichita Kans 25 Pennsville Donald Bragg NJ pole vault record holder Rafer Johnson 25 Los Angeles world and Olympic decathlon re-elect- ed Re-elect- - Sugar Ray Robinson Ready For New Career in Movies on ed E By Jack Cuddy j : appointed at not getting the title back I may retire and go into the movies: I have offers to play in three pictures now — one to ‘be started in Rome in February and two others to be made in Holly- ANGELES (UPI) — Sugar Ray Robinson considered retirement today 7 and Gene Fullmer moved toward an April shot at Archie Moore’s chunk of the light vs wood” heavyweight crown United Press Internationa! Those were the principal developHis decision will be made in a The Boston Celtics tonight will ments that followed :ew days he said be out to convince the remaining Robinson’s grand showing against Meanwhile the promoters of Satchamdisbelievers who think the national Fullmer Saturthird title fight urday’s fight negotiated busily for basketball champions are over the pion in their: the Los Angeles Sports at Moore to defend his night day hill when they battle the Los An- Arena crown (California New geles Lakers in the Los Angeles Sugar Ray a 12-- 5 underdog and York and European versio n) apparently washed up held Fullmer sports arena Utah to a against Fullmer at the huge Los It is the only NBA game sched- of West Jordan draw which was thunderous- Angeles Coliseum in early April uled tonight booed by many of the 13765 George Parnassus said ly Sunday night the ' Celtics listen- spectators They thought Robinson the match would draw a $500000 ing to predictions that they were had won gate who weighed 159 pounds Fullmer The National Boxing Association of to a fade after couple starting title the to Robinson’s 158 vacated Archie’s title three months losses roared back to dump the (NBA and California kept version) ago for his long delay in arrang3 in Los Angeles deLakers his performance thrilling Despite ing a defense An NBA elimination spite 40 points by Los Angeles El- Robinson said today “I’m so dis- - to determine his successor will be gin Baylor ' announced soon 7 at halftime Boston trailed In informal statements Archie and the 9084 fans at the sports Gene have agreed to terms and arena waited for the demise of would get the champion’s 40 Archie the Celtics But the champs paced cent of all net receipts from per by Tom Heinsohn’s ' 34 points put TV etc Gene would receive gate the pressure on in the third and the challenger’s 20 per cent Fullfourth quarters for the victory title would not be mer’s In the only other NBA action stake at last night Detroit’s Pistons led Alf Christenson and Dr Wayne Gene would weigh about 168 each Clar47 by a fourth quarter shooting spree Pack broke and birds Jack Gealta each pounds for Moore he said by Bob Ferry squeezed by the ence Starkey For Saturday’s fight which drew 46 Ron broke 5 Twomey with 44 Oscar Cincinnati Royals a gross gate of $122584 and $100-00- 0 Robertson scored 34 for the losers Cless Pack with 43 and Dr from television Gene gets 40 Pack followed in order who are now in the cellar of the cent today or about $80000 and In the singles Niles Jones per NBA’s Western Division Robinson garners about $40000 for won with 23 Keith Stephenson 20 his 19 per cent broke 22 and Bob Kiesel Robinson was asked today When Glen In the handicap a fourth title t fight if wanted he 23 Leavitt won with Jo Simmons or a shot at Moore’s Fullmer with 22 each broke Jones Niles and Keith Stephenson 21 and Wayne crown he replied: “I’m not interested in fighting Clark 19 of them—not the least bit I either doubles Keith SteIn the Fullmer’s manager Marv know won with 22 Wayne Clark TWIN FALLS (AP)— Jack Phil- phenson would want me to fight Jenson with 21 Niles Jones and Clarence lips a former major leaguer with Starkey with 20 each and Dr' for" practically nothing As far as the New York Yankees Pittsburgh Pack finished in that order Moore’s concerned he walked out and Detroit will manage the Magic Wayne at the club will be open of negotiations with me once— and Traps Valley Cowboys in their return to again" next Sunday starting at 10 he’ll never get the chance to do it action in the Pioneer Baseball am again” League next season The Phillips was most Struck Out 251 valuable player in the Pacific Coast Have Met 12 Times 1954 with was he when in League Pete Richert fanning 251 in 225 the Hollywood Stars He made his Army and Syracuse have me debut as a manager last year with 12 times on the gridiron Army innings for Atlanta was the Southleads the series started in 1899 ern Association’s rookie of the year Elmira of the New 4 in 1960 by League OS -- 175-pou-nd nd : 113-10- 52-4- Veterans Top Field in Trap Events 160-pou- nd 116-11- La-mo- nt 25-bi- rd Jack Phillips Named Manager 25-bi- rd At Twin Fallsv 24-bi- rd By Jo Rlchler ST IiOUIS Mo (AP)— The League - has been given the green "light to 'go to Los Angeles next year— if ' The big if is that the league’s 10th club must play its home games in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena 7 v That is the stipulation Dodger i j owner Walter O’Malley and National League President Warren Giles gave to a committee to present to the American League at ‘ ' X Ms today’s meeting A counter proposal that would : allow the new Los Angeles club to ’I ' hf HP play its home games either in the - A Coliseum or in Wrigley Field was '4' 7 ' at ( -rejected by O’Malley A committee of dub representavvvvvvyWX1 tives met in the commissioner’s suite late Sunday night in an 11th-hoattempt to reconcile differences between the two leagues and pave the way for the American v' ' League’s expansion to 10 clubs in 1961 Giles and Joe Cronin presi-dj&S'iv riwv rv of the American League at- J1 WALL OF’ RESISTANCE — Jim Palmer 19 ot tne Knickerbockers tended the special conference runs into a wall of resistance during the game with the Hawks at Cronin and Giles appeared optiMadison Square Garden John McCarthy 15 of St Louis is in the mistic r foreground New York's Richie Guerin 9 left keeps his eye on “I’m ” confident that something the basketball will be worked out” said Giles “It may not make everybody hap- py but it won’t be a fight” The Rose Bowl is a football stadium that seats 100000 It is about 15 miles from Chavez Ravine where O’Malley is building a stadium for his Dodgers The park is expected to be completed sometime in 1962 The Dodgers now use the Coliseum The Woodland String Band sans PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Some The American League is not com10000 happy fans greeted the Phil- uniforms because they didn’t take pletely happy with O’Malley’s comadelphia Eagles on their arrival at time to put them on erected a promise proposal Some owners feel the Rose Bowl is not suitable for International Airport here Sunday homemade sign identifying themDiEastern the after winning night major league baseball Four groups are bidding for the vision championship of the National selves then launched into “Happy St the Football League by beating Days Are Here Again” Every franchise The successful one will 20-6 Louis St in Louis Cardinals player drew his own special knot of be a group that includes Gene The cheering crowd surged into admirers and autograph seekers Autry and Bobby Reynolds former Kenyon Brown the' airfield as the special DC8B as they worked their way through Stanford tackle TV who forexecutive to the exits Los crowd the Angeles which brought the Eagles back will the headed group play merly came to a halt Partisan pressure new in the role a 27 operation Led for Guifstream in major the plane kept the players The American League has asked minutes while police and airline Trainer Arnold Winick led last O’Malley to meet with Autry and workers tried to get the mobile today The Dodger owner steps through the crowd so they season’s Guifstream Park meeting Reynolds he would indicated with 21 winners could get off the plane J i 4 - 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