Paee 4 SIGNPOST May 13, 1955 SPORTS WC Captures Own Invitational Meet Dr. Anderson's thinclads wons 120-yard high hurdles Nielsen, the Weber College Invitational track meet as they garnered 62 points to outdistance College of Southern Utah which took second place honors with 56 points. Snow college captured third spot with 35 points, fourth went to Westminster with 10 points and Carbon finished . last with eight points. Wildcats captured five first places, a half dozen second place honors, the same number of third spots and four fourth places to finally down CSU which threatened with six first places. Outstanding events for the Wildcat cause were the 440-yard dash and 880-yard run. Weber took the first three places in the grueling 440 as Jim Freston crossed the tape followed by Hal Stephens and Gary Jensen. Kent Jones flashed home for top honors in the half-mile run with Jerry Thompson taking second place. Eldon Marshall was top point getter for Weber as he won the pole vault and placed second in the javelin. Bob Bowman outdistanced the field in the two-mile run to take another first for Weber. Summary: 100-yard dash Anderson, Snow; Durrant, Weber; Meadow, CSU; Sampson, Snow. 10.0 220 Meadow, CSU; Anderson, Snow; Durrant, Weber; Robinson, Snow. 23.0. 440 Freston, Weber; Stephen, Weber; Jensen, Weber; Marshall, CSU. 53.3. CSU; Sampson, Snow; Whittaker, Weber; Quayle, Weber. 16.0. 220 low hurdles Brielson, CSU; Sampson, Snow; Whittaker, Weber; Sorensen, Snow. 25.9. 880 Jones, Weber; Thompson, Weber; Rasmussen, CSU; Carpenter, CSU. 2:05.7. Mile Hoi da way, Carbon; Heiner, Weber; Chamberlain, CSU; Brow-er, Weber. 4:50.8. 2 mile Bowman, Weber; Hold-away, Carbon; Blair, Weber; Beck, Snow. 11:34.2. Broad jump Sampson, Snow; Webster, CSU; Smith, Weber; Rose, Westminster. 20 ft. 2 in. High jump Adams and Wood both CSU tied for first; Scott, Westminster, Workman, CSU. 5 ft. 11 in. Pole vault Marshall, Weber; Wood, CSU; Workman, CSU and Heninger, Weber, tied for third. 11 ft. 8 in. Discus Sorensen, Snow; Mason, CSU; Bradley, Westminster; Hansen, Weber. 117 ft. 6 in. Shot put Bradley, Westminster; Hanie, Snow; Sorensen, Snow; Blair, Weber. 40 ft. 6 in. Javelin Robinson, CSU; Marshall, Weber; Hansen, Weber; Prestwick, CSU. 170 ft. 5 in. Mile relay Weber (Jensen, Russell, Thompson, Stevens), CSU, Snow. 3.39.8. 880 relay CSU (Rasmussen, Brielson, Wood, Meadow), Weber, Snow. 1:35.6. Team totals: Weber 62, CSU 56, Snow 35, Westminster 10, Carbon 8. Softball Takes I.M. Spotlight Intramural Softball started early this month as the Gaylords, an independent team, rolled over Phoenix 12-0. In the second game of the season, an impressive faculty team downed Alpha Rho 7-0. In the water windups, Excelsior captured water polo by humbling Alpha Rho 4-0 but the Knights retaliated by capturing the swimming meet held a few days later. Excelsior finished second in the tank finals with Sigma ' copping third spot and Phoenix finishing in her now familiar last place spot. Kay Thompson is still far in front of the ping-pong pack. Kay slipped past surprising Kent Berg and then pasted Len Evans to win the division. An elimination tourney is being contemplated to bring the table tennis play to a close as soon as possible. Dr. Anderson, IM director, reports that all table tennis finalists are to report to the gym Monday at 1:00 p.m. Players not present will forfeit their matches. At press time no date had been set for the annual intramural track meet. Phoenix is defending champion of the meet and should do nearly as well this spring. Today's Sports Schedule ICAC Track at WC Stadium 9 A.M. Trial Heats 1 P.M. Final Heats Baseball at Affleck Park 4 P.M. Weber vs. Boise 8 P.M. Weber vs. Boise Saturday Baseball 11 A.M. Weber vs. Boise (Not played if one team wins both opening games) 1 P.M. Winner of Weber-Boise meets Snow College THEY'RE HERE In All of The New Spring Colors JOHNNY BELINDAS Pink II J Powder Blue I 1 White I Avocado II Red Navy "" Black starJiahts $7 95 mmT 2464 Washington Boulevard a n b B B vvua cavs, isoise a, vie for iA Weber College places its perfect conference baseball record on the line as the Wildcats battle last year's conference champions, Boise Jr. College, in a three-game series to decide the winner of this year's crown. The teams open the crucial series this afternoon at 4:00 on the John Affleck ball diamond. Tho Rrnnms from Boise have1 c ' almost the identical team which MaC9 FlfOC Pate took the championship from We- I'iCjU kllCj tdlj ber last year. Weber will counter, however, with one of the best teams to represent the hillside school in years. Coach Mecham reports that the second game is set for 8 p.m. tonight and, if needed, the final tilt will be played at 11 a.m. tomorrow with the winner meeting Snow College, the southern division champion at 1:00 p.m. The Wildcats have stormed through game after game, chalking up ten victories before tasting defeat at Mesa College last week. Coach Milt Mecham reports that his charges were tired and worn when they dropped the final game at Mesa after waxing the Mavericks in the opening double-header, but will be at full strength for the deciding series with Boise. Coach Mecham will send big Jim Johnston on the mound in an attempt to capture the first tilt and thus give the Wildcats an edge in the series. Johnston will probably' be used in Saturday's game also. Baty Morrison or Reed Neil-son will draw the starting assignment in the second game of today's double bill. The probable starting lineup for the Wildcats is as follows: Larry Jensen, catcher; Jim Johnston, pitcher; Clark Drayer, first base; Junior Hartley, second base; Uta-ka Harada, ss.; George Stettler, third base; Bill Bell, If.; Baty Morrison, cf, and Reed Neilson, rf. CLUB CORNER Phi Rho Pi Elects The new officers of Phi Rho Pi will be formally introduced at the first annual Alumnae Banquet, May 19, at the Pagoda Cafe in Roy at 7 p.m. The newly elected officers are: president, Lee Thompson; vice president, Ron Bingham; secretary, Marianne Johns; and treasurer, Kent Berg. This year's officers are: Gary Peterson, president; Marilyn Arnold, vice president; Ethal Zaugg, secretary; and Therald Todd, treasurer. Graycliff Will Be Scene Of Alumni Banquet Sharmea will close the year with their annual alumni banquet at Graycliff on May 18th. New officers will be announced and sophomore members will be made alumni. Last Tuesday a party was held with Alpha Rho up in the hills. We played ball, hiked and ate. There were so many wolves in action it was difficult to distin-quish between those that were affiliated and those that run wild. May 20th is the happy day for our club president, Carma Stan-ger. Congratulations, Carma, and we hope you get your pink blanket. and ball Swabbies on the Go With Many Activities Big sister club Phoenix we Swabbies really had a Monday evening. It was supposedly a hay ride but ended up more a hay fight. Food direction was under Sharon Farr (rolls without butter, pickles that were never served ) . Janice Christensen again gave us all a scare doing the Virginia Reel. Her words after she woke up were, "Man I'll make it thru that dance if it kills me." 3-2 to End Ten Game Win Spree After stetching their winning streak to ten consecutive games the Wildcats were eked 3-2 by Mesa although the Cat's had pounded the Coloradoans for 36 runs in two previous games. In the initial- contest Weber scored 13 runs in two innings and coasted to a, 14-6 win behind the steady flinging of ace hurler Jim Johnston. Junior Hartley, Billy Bell and Baty Morrison all collected triples in the first game to lead the college attack. Larry Jensen, hefty backstop, picked up three singles and a two-bagger in his six appearances at the plate. Bill Bell, Weber's Willie Mays', draped a fast ball over the left field facade with the sacks loaded as Weber sluggers routed the Grand Junction team 22-6 in the second set. Reed Neilson was the winning flinger in the second tilt with Byron Anderson replacing Larry-Jensen behind the plate. In this game, Junior Hartley, diminutive second sacker, belted one out of the park with two mates-aboard. Mesa tackled the first defeat in 11 contests onto the Weberites, scoring a singleton off Baty Morrison in the bottom of the eighth to edge the Cat's 3-2 in the final Saturday. Baty silenced the Maverick bats moreso than either of his predes-sessors but Shell, Mesa pitcher, kept Weber in check after a two-run outburst in the sixth stanza. Score by innings: Weber 061 000 070- 14 Mesa 000 201 120 6 Batteries: Johnson and Jensen. Edson, Harris and Klumb. Weber 240 500 107 22 Mesa 200 211 000 - 6 Batteries: R. Nielsen and Anderson. Franchini, Harris and Klumb. Weber 000 002 0002 Mesa 200 000 Olx 3 Batteries: Morrison and Jensen. Shell and Klumb. Cook, Smedley Chosen By LDS Fraternity Officers of Lambda Delta Sigma fraternity were announced at an election banquet April 21, at the Mansion House. This informal gathering brought an end to the reign of this year's leaders. Elected to head the girls' chapter were Donna Cook, president; Janet Hadley, vice president and Sonya Wilcox, secretary. Thayne Smedley will be president of the boys' chapter next year and will be assisted by Ronald Bingham, vice president; and Robin Tucker, treasurer. Knights Plan Bear River Outing, Announcements Alpha Rho Omega is planning to finish up the year with its annual terrific Bear Lake Party, May 21. We've made plans for boating, swimming, games, dinner, dancing and ???? A scholarship will be awarded to our most worthy freshman, and certificates will be given to deserving sophomores at the outing. The new club officers will also be announced.