Show Cook Hopienbeck Sparkle As Weber Warriors Turn Back North Cache Cougars Test Utes After Tipping DU Floyd Slater's Weber High hoopsters with an eye on in the state class A tournament at Ogden High in March turned back North Cache at Richmond Friday night 37 to 26 The Weber ites are undefeated in league play — —— Bear River nosed out Logan 314- - pt a to remain in the thick of to the championship fight and South 28 Cache spanked Box Elder 35 to 26 Weber one of the moat colorful teams of the state moved into an early lead against Worth Cache and commanded a 14-- 8 margin at half time They increased their lead to eight points in the third period and were never headed Cook and Hopfenbeck led the Warriors with 18 and 18 points respectively Hodges with t 10 counters was the best performer for North Cache 7 Bear River trailed Logan at 'half time but spurted In the final two periods of play to win over the Grizzlies by three points Gardner and Anderson were the MotshOt Lunoatil for the Bear with 11 points was the man of the evening for Logan South Cache and Box battled on even terms In a score-fre- e first period but the Spar tans jumped ahead in the second stanza 12 to 9 They moved into a lead in the third period the Murray and Bailey sparked Bees winners Whitworth led the in scaring sssbhmt: 18-1- 10-poi- nt cm rk till WilkliuonJ Hendrlrkc 0 4 0 0 I 1 3 Otddes Jt 0 0 0 0 C IUI 818 m s is 1 3 0 Moserf 3 3 7 Martin f 1 O 0 2 Paulc 110 3 Ct deg 110 3 5 3 1 11 Brownf Andersone g Gardner Jensen LundJhli Davis 13 3 4 Harrla 0 0 0 0 Kllsmor 0 0 0 0 11 13 6 28 Totals by Quarters: 17 39 31 Bear Rrver a i K an Ma I Officials— BUeh and Readins rP 8 t 0 Murrx Bes I far? Hadfieldf OTrp Davuf Bradihswc 0 4 3 3 4E 10 S 4 h LJndley c Allen s 1 1 3 Rbndli:f Larwn 13 13 1 0 0 2 Brown f 0 0 Beuler t z B Hall) r Douglas WhHwrth Whinkrrf 11 111 irn III e o o ii Total S 24 16 by Crh quartan: rubp Of Uwer flclsle— AsrtcoU 38 a 13 34 14 42 tJWW YORK Jan (AP) — united Mates Olympic com lie mittee s ice hockey team is sched oled to leave tomorrow for the winter games at St Moritz Switz- exiana mil whether or not it will compete in the games still is un decided The committee named "the official U S Olympic hockey team qi line yesterday thus challenging the authority of the Swiss organizing committee which has recognized the amateur hockey association as the official United States sssuyp Both the U S committee and the Swiss Olympic com- organizing nuiiee nave oeen wrangling over the issue for a number of months ana a linai decision will be made in a number of meetings sched- ore eStJSa of3fe the games Lf 17 Resnlto ht By the Associated Press NEW YORK— Lavern Roach 156 Piairmew Texas outpointed Tony Janiro 153 Youngstown Ohio 10 WORCESTER Mass — Bill Da ley 244 Brookline Mass out 158 pointed Edgar Greenwood — VI o IV RUMFORD Maine— son 12$ Bath Maine Lloyd Jerry Lavigne Hud- outpointed Montreal 8 122 TAirOMA- Wash— Tommy Egan San - 149 Francisco TKO Tommy ouuca lio VIllCagO O SAN DIEGO Calif — 184 San Diego TKORusty Payne K O Booker 188 Omaha Ralph 8 HOLLYWOOD Calif — Escobar 131 Los AngelesAlfredo outpointed Reuben Rivers 181 San 10 Diego TRAP SHOOT SUNDAY January 10:00 a 18 m HAMS BACON POULTRY CLEARFIELD GUN CLUB 1 Mile East of Main Entrance to Hill ft ma 71 — i ursi- - i i f Southeastern Lou i si ana isiana Colleee nn Arkansas 47 Southern Mcthnriut u East Texas State 47 Houston 43 Field en the North Side I Of the road Look for the Big Tree 63 vanderbilt 44 38 Rice 29 state 63 48 West Texas Smith Sum Wasatch 34 Park City 22 Morgan 44 South Rich 21 Mount Pleasant 37 Lehi 29 Lincoln 39 B Y High 37 Snow 33 Manti 21 Gunnison Ml Mnrnnl SSI Wasatch Academv 43 North San Mtirrav 49 rwnfm ! Tooele 38 Grantsville 38 Judge Memorial 48 Bingham 87 ivjonroe 40 bauna 35 Millard 45 Hinckley 38 Delta 37 American Fork 32 Hurricane 27 Cedar City 26 Marvsvale 66 Tronic 35 By The Associated Presa Idaho High Schoob Caldwell 43 Pocatello 33 Boise 48 Twin Falls 45 Buhl 52 Ooodintf S7 Lewlston 41 Pullman (Wash) 29 uaKiey vz Jerome 40 Nampa 33 Meridian 27 Coeur d'Alene 44 Mullan 21 Wallace 52 Bonners Ferry 38 23 Kellogg 27 42 St Maries 24 Priest River Sandpoint Rupert 49 Burley 34 Shoshone 40 Filer 39 Carlin (Nev) 55 Murtaugh 43 Kirnbcriy 41 Hazelton 35 Parma 44 Marsing 24 Vale (Ore) 39 Payette 28 Emmett 37 Nyssa (Ore) 21 Notus 32 Wilder 28 Kuna 32 Eagle 20 Ontario (Ore) 37 Wsiser 18 Cambridge 31 New Meadows 29 cascade zz uonneily 19 Hagerman 45 Eden 28 Hevburn 60 Alhion an Glenns Ferry 36 King Hill 33 inaiia od Acequia 22 Castleford 38 Hollister 30 Hailey 44 Wendell 38 Lapwai 41 Asotin (Wash) 23 MOVING? Plane Farnlrnre Electric fee Boxes Barrage Peeking Storage the Street or Across the SUte SLADE TRANSFER 2457 Kiesel — " GTFP 0 0 8 4 8 7 0 7 2 0 a 7 4 Jastrowf 6 22 Hauserf Wrimir e Yatesji 4 14 Altermane 3 7 Steink a u a mcaayc Nelsonf Weighty Hutchiiuc 2 16 0 0 27 22 15 69 Dial g44 " Graziano Is Ready for Fistic Wars I 3 2 17 2 a a 0 10 0 t S Thellg Fullmer Waller c Montgomery 'g Beemt Totals n mercer O O 10 0 2 1 1 4 110 j n n 0 0 0 0 o 2 0 n n nSIMnn v n NEW YORK Jan fAP— 17 The scramble between the National Football league and the rival All America conference for the sea son s college plums reached a new pitch today with this question pre- By the Associated Preaa uo ine Bears Caldwell hiah school' rnunn uuiiunini nave jonnny Lujack untcago or don't they? aft nlMnt looK over ine leadership of the A rerjort from fhieu (' southern Idaho Riir Siv kaalroKnli — a copyrighted story by the Trib circuit today posting their third une — saia me Bears ueorge Halas Triah mtar had the consecutive conference victory The Cougars trimmed Pocatello signed sealed and ready for de 43 to 33 last niirht in hanrf th livery The newsnanpr nrlrien1 with a Indians their first conference loss ring of authentieitv that after three successive victories ' inked a Bear contrnrt tun edged paat Twin Falls 48 haa weeks ago for $18000 a year and vu nrh hno 10 ta and namna r to play its first conference game a $5000 bonus But Halas— ' Tneotincr uUh W Sm V trimmed Meridian 33 to 27 in a ri nerdirectora — nnlv e i'm "— ail- battle "J oumvntu Caldwell move nn tn THaH- Vail ticipatory chops and remarked: "I wish it were true but it isn't" K'niu i - to meet n rft v mm T Tnri In South M Ttriaolr mmmttmtwmrT Tisers have not vet aiernol " II tloJ A llBhtnint?-fa— t — " thAir wi " j gave ne had been approached by repthe Cougars resentatives of hoth ttin HOQVa 'mrl tello Caldwell made good six of the Rockets xo neid goal tries in the openwho plucked his Chicago name in the aning Quarter to nnst a IK tn 9 nual draft and added: "I After that the to sign with a team soon" plan even terms with Caldwell virtually Halas coach — — r vS lead at the the Bears disclosed hewwiuviii maintaining a to plans finish confer with the Notre Dame back-fiel- d At Twin Folic it t Wizard WerinecHav anA "It "W1 worn mat gave the Boise will be either on or off thert" This gave rise to speculation that meir win The defending graves ! Big Six ehamninnc a roariv - - — — Dears —mav ine v T uu- owie lu control in the pocket and are plan-lumn halls nil jack -"' oJ weuJ cever passing under ning to make a big splash of his formal signing A Boise's hiirhcrnrina Other rmnrfs -h-n4 wa J iivniuaconfer lossea in nine field goals tlve of the "uu""' pan mree iree inrows for 21 points ence in South Bend dangling "fnb- UlOUS Offers linriar tUm nnmm nt and individual senH At Pocatello Caldwell Guard Joe Lujack and his teammates tackles m ii wnn 4 nntni — ueorge Connor and Zyggie Don Wilkerson with 13 set the Lujack admitted he had talked SCOrine Dace Fnrwnr4 r wick was high for Pocatello with with R E Garn Chicago bond broker who is a prospective purchaser of the Rocket franchise but didn't disclose what sort of an offer had been made 1 13 All-Ameri- i i i' is-- — — — non-ieagu- - — — - w- ( — X NEW JSM tnL " S— io-poi- nt — -- 1 All-Ameri- ai -- Cza-robs- T Wew York Celtics and Kansas City Stars close their Utah invasion at Ogden High school this evenin The two coionui traveling clubs take the court at nine p m The Kansas City Stars turned in4 10 t decision at Salt like before 1000 spectators Friday nigni to move ahead four games to three in their series with the Celtics Dave Cullerton's crew to even tne series tonight hopes Shamrock Girls of Salt TaWe will meet the Bountiful clrls in Morgan hoopsters walloped South the opening contest at eight p m inese young laaies staged a whirl Rich Friday night in one of the Wind feature at Salt laat feature games of the Summit diiw night This will be Oaden's first all vision 44 to H Wasatch turned back Park City pro main event in basketball and some line entertainment is prom 34 to 22 and North Summit eked ised out a 25 to 21 decision over South Following toniehCv alrirmUK ll Summit n iwif imhii nuivr Tti r'nri rluhn Wriffht of Watifr-ta rails Twin Falls and thence to points and Roy Maxwell ofwith Morgan Sun Francisco At Ran R'miit senrers u were ine next Saturday they Join the Har wnn summaries: lem Globetrotters nnrl So Summit Ns BasssUt Stars for an un and down the OTFP S 3 0 3 SwMiMv 4 f Johnsonf OTrp coast series of 30 games in double 3 13 BleknanJ Durrantf 3 301 10 4 neaoers i t e oooo Msttoyc 0 0 0 0 Horazv and Kertesr lor! ih real 3 6 1S and-0 3 WlvmK 13 ties last night in scoring Pearson 3 117 JUstroms WriKht g 0 3 11 1 3 Anderson R 1 t 4 3 0 8 WPacef wneeier and Rmg sparkled for 0 3 11 Stal)e-Jorgensong 13 0 3 Rniri Rm the colored athletes wizard collected three 7 IT 7 31 Totals 1314 1 23 oucxets Score bv nmrifr a 8 16 Seats Will he avnilnhle al IK No Summit Summit a n 15 box office at Ogden High tonight NoOfficials— Hillman Chip man Summary: new a oi Morgan Upsets South Rich ! h l Bowt ed 3 0 1 2 4 7 4 o 1 0 0 0 0 3 4 o 0 0 6 4 Kerteszf Crementf Hubbarde ' 13 Hoi ryu a Poalpanka 3 Plsnno 0 Weacott CI It 7 3 0 14 3 10 6 Murdoch: a 3 1 13 3 3 17 Simmons oooo 0 0 0 0 ki 16 8 6 43 Halftima York 17 Totals Hri lr L-- g 23 17 5 SI City 30 Mew 11 19 13 34 — r 11-- 1 18-1- 27-2- nrnv-irlrw- pre-seas- on mid-Mar- Totals ch I Bat OTrp 11 Ivlmf S 1 1 3 0 0 Olsemf Heapnc a s lumsMnj 0 S 1 1 Austin 0 111 McraruuM Wtasswf Ston- Dtiwnic 2 0 0 4 1 § taraai 2- j 0 0 0 S Johaeea IT 8 "i' otrp - 1 4 1 t 1 S84 Rrrn Younn 1J IS Carina 8 111 iiS tilt Chrutiinn Bra 0 JohnKin 19 0 lUgeta S 23 10 a 42 Scora by eat 18 11 S Ogden OTFP lit 111 f nrMc : ST as 13 01an Old 0 : OTrp 2 : 3 1 S 8 2 3 0 4 Dunkley Brown s 3 3 3 g Kelly 81 I 1 1 (i 0 0 1 Mackay 4 8 1 S Stahldle 0 0 0 0 a Trr 13SSSB Totals 1111 Jfc Scora by qusrtssat South m as W IS Provo 9 14 20 27 30 Officials: Rose am ti tr irrrd R Pearson (UP) — p g 10 fa r k City S Hale GTFP a a 1 8 Bobbins f AT3 Mathicf 0 0 0 0 Tan f SKATTIF TUm It 1 f S 1 J Olsrnf 10 0 3 Phelan it Pest Welch made 11133 Fowler T01sne 134 33 4 it NOW made 1U11 f N 3 0 Odell 4 0 Hownrd freak 3 (mm 8 lehoUg Jollsyc 3 3 00 34 Yale haa signed with the Uni 0 2 2 2 Bonec Cullenf 10 of Washington and hit the 0 12 9 27 IMals CaltfwU( 0 0 0 0 versity Score by quartet rocky road of Pacific Coast conferBowden( 0 0 0 0 ence football whleh lean's the tiwl West Brennan oooo Jordan and the luckv to the Rose Rnwl Wasatch GTFP Klnaf 13 11D OTFP 0 111 Pitt r BuUsf 3 3 0 3 10 13 Wright BXMC a a 4 3 4 3 7 Bondc Whiliri( 17 Odell Signs as Huskies Boss ' York Celttes Jan lllO cr GTFP 5 0 0 10 YORK 6-- S l a Briatea Hnu-"The fans came He-li-t 11110 Gallaeharjf around the crirlirnn " RH Stoute "One day we were being walloped! Olaeng au io him nine ano one guy griped: S 8 S IS Ja r k o n g ' ham f 'Imagine naviriff AS rents fai aw 01 00 00 S0 0Ledt IrIns r r this' Hradha wf 'Brother' T tnln htm ! iMt( 0 10 0 Carter j( 1 0 0 0 can Richc you go home I can't' c v one-arm- By Oscar Fraley Davis Hi ah remained in a tie with East for first place in the Big Nine with a convincing 50 to oo decision over Carbon-Wesnosed out Jordan $7 to 29 and Provo turned back Smith 30 to 28 in other league encounters Aa the game started Ivins East forward and atar of the game scored two field goals and Nielssja East guard scored one rtalrtn the score 0 before the locals could Three times dur get underway um the first three nuarter Tigers were within three points raM out never were aote to i? up the score Coach Ballif could not find a combination that clicked although he did considerable shifting and used Just about every man on hia squad The first quarter ended 5 for East As the second quarter began Ogden put on a drive to come within three points but at the half East had pulled away -- fTi 2 The locals played their best tn the third quarter when they gained slightly being only four points 3 as the stanza ended behind During the final Quarter it w as all East with Ivins and Nielsen scoring almost at will Hieh Doint man was Nielsen with 15 Ivins chalked up 11 but played a floor game which maymake him a candidate for allFact fn1! vtstf hnnnre into the tourney here next March rasi nas won tnree siraignt league games after dropping most of its contests On the other hand Oaden has lost three straight league contests and her chances of getting into the tournev to be played in her own gym are dim Wiese forward and Downs cen ter scored six points each for Og den Young cuard was second with five points The setback last night was the third in a row for Ogden which means that the Tigers will have to perk up if they are to get a post in the state tournament on their home court in t Fearless Fraleys facts and fig ures: Eighteen pounds overweight ai ter a six months' enforced layoff a very pudgy Rocky Graziano has gone back into training for his "when and IT' return match with Tony Zale but it is only the be ginning Graziano's board of strategy la looking past a middleweight title defense against Zale to match with Sugar Ray Robinson the welter himweight king who la self out of that class eating Regardless of reputations it would be a dream fight and the biggest betting brawl since the Joe Louis-Ma- x Baer brawl Naturally if and when Lew Andreas the Syracuse basketball coach really has his troubles With one of the finest in the nation he haa no squada field house replacing the one which burned So the team one hour practice three days gets a week "On top of that" moaned Lou "One Of mv bovs tnrainnH hia his toe — and trying to protect it sprained his other anWIe" Just one break after another But maybe Max Winter owner of the Minneapolis Lakers in the National Basketball league has it even toucher Hie nalna mrm In the wallet He has nine olavers who get over $75000 for the eaf son Georae Mikan Hot 12fnn and S3 000 to sien Jim Pnllan netted $13000 for four months' work Not onlv that " watleA Wlnlr "we had to Bet Pollard an anarll ment and if his wife has a we are partially responsible baby Mv name's Winter like aimmr but they must think I'm Santa Claua Whenever Rert Belt enmml Sloner Of the National Foot hall league begins to think he has a tough job he remembers back to the days when he waa coaching the Philndelnhi Fncrlea a SteW Rival Leagues Celtics Kansas City Stars Bid for Tangle Tonight at Irish Quarter Ogden High School Court 837 S 1 Whipple i larKR Srnrf at hallfin ih:wuewi aTn OTFP five-ma- p 42-2- — All-Ameri- ca uavis 50 carbon 38 Spanish Fork 45 Tintic 34 Juab 38 Springville 29 2i Tu 'a ER N JANUARY If 1948 defense that Coach Mark Ballif s Tigers couldn't just get through the East High Leopards trimmed 8 Ogden High Friday night at Ogden High gymnasium The Leopards took the lead early and were never seriously threatened The Tigers all evening were forced to shoot from way out on the court They also had considerable trouble in making their free throws m mm n — West Southern California Frosh 56 U C L A Frosh 54 Billings Normal 45 Montana mines 41 Brigham Young 75 Denver Montana State 58 Nevada 57 uour overtimes) Washington State 48 Washing ton 47 Eastern Washington 49 Gonzacra Whitworth 68 Seattle Pacifir 94 Sacramento Senatnra HI San f rancisco 50 Utah High Schools Ogden 28 East 42 West 27 Jordan 25 Provo 30 South 28 Weber 37 North Cache 26 Bear River 31 Toonn 9H South Cache 35 Box Elder 2 North Summit 28 sfeHaia Caldwell Leads Idaho Cagers Wt as Kearney State 55 Midland 48 Moorhead Teachers fifl Minns sola (Uuluth Branch) 65 Oklahoma Mil it- rv 4R worth Military 23 South Union 72 Tennessee Tech 82 50 Chattanooea nirminnhom swuern Alabama Teachers 55 FlnrH A and M 43 Maryland 66 South Carolina 54 Duke 80 Clemson 47 Virginia Union 57 Hampton 46 xiuwara an Lraic Held 13 Baylor Arizona State With a - Daaver 51 v ntl h- — McPherson 37 Bethany 33 Ripon 59 R7Cornell College 53 Friends Manhatiun v — Biddle College 32 Baldwin Wallarr 79 — Trhr roll 43 Springfield 33 Maryville 3L Emporia 47 William Jewell 40 Lores 74 Buena Vista 39 Cane GirarrieAn TaschuM It Schat Field (111) 41 Carthage 48 North Central 39 Bradlev R4 Ernarlnr SO Grand Ranid J C Sfl Taelrann t::t:Sfm v fete' ii s By United Press Brigham Young university's Cougars their colors flying high after a sensational 75 to 69 victory over Denver last night moved up to Salt Lake City today to see what they could do tonight against the once-grebasketeers of the Uni versity of Utah At the same time this evening the Utah State Aggies— who had an upset of their own last week in defeating Utah 44 to 42— will play hosts at Logan to the deflated Pioneers of Denver In a third Skyline Six battle to ' of night University Wyoming opens its conference season at Ft CoUina against Colorado A & M B Y U could do no wrong last night — particularly Joe Nelson iwrwara wno sei a new in dividual conference scoring record by tanking 15 field and seven out of eight foulgoals throws for a total of 37 points This was one WsssCsW - flsssssKtHBssW' point aoove the old mark that Wyoming's Milo Komenich aot years ago against Utah Nelson made his shots from all S'H-Ss3ngles as he led a cms r sf www it'Hin o its viriorv — tn h h lag that the board at th v ville High gym had tr be abandoned because- its — nnmiwn nnlv -Jl The Cougars took the lead at the start and were at least four point' out in front all that watr including 33 to 28 at the half Nel son was wen aided by guard Randy Clark and center Mel Hutchins For Denver t Jean Fornev left —— I v —mtm ww— t i ami UU In V ind hall Hauser didn't do bad with 22 see plenty of action at Ogden high tonight hic in the first earn nf a ilanhU hviHr --rftktpim ineyn which would have been Bountiful Girls points Jean la an and Leone Forney Ogdenlte Colledge haila from LogsnT men in an — nrdmarv "anmr— - STANDARD-EXAMI- SATURDAY EVENING Leopards Hand Ogden Tigers Third Defeat Of Big Nine Cage Season JmmWmmmW GeorBP Williama rnliimkl wwa W mih An WW4MMIVHI College 40 48 uraite Washington 41 Baker SS Rpihol Washburn 71 Port Hays Teach- - nut F iors aiaie teacners At ma 77 Album luiane Ice Team Ready For Long Trip i r t0 0 0 0 ifis'we4 S 3S 1 0 3 0 10 0 WUliamsf 0 111 Garfieldc 0 0 0 0 fTiirtf e A n n n B tumuaans 0 0 0 0 u u ti u M KT Gannon 47 Baltimore 35 Allegheny 62 Earlham 37 Fordham 59 Vlllanova 57 Seton Hall 88 Scranton 46 Fairmont TrVnrhr RR Wt I IK erty Teachers 66 Colgate 54 Alfred 43 fona 58 Brooklyn CoUege 41 Manhattan Frosh 36 Fordham Frosh 27 John Marshall City 70 Paterson State 50 Midwest Western Reserve 87 Ohio University 56 gape 61 Hillsdale 46 Western Michigan 72 Manchester 53 Muskincum 78 — Dhin vth- — - tt li lios f V 0 0 0 X 0 0 0 0 M a M w p tSBear3 S Paner 49 Montclair Teachers 45 Voast uuard Academy (Conn) 47 Massachusetts Tech 44 Bridgeport 95 Connecticut (Wat erbury Extension) 35 Loyola (Baltimore) 58 Johns 53 nopklns Edinboro 51 Fenn 48 Lmm Island 56 Springfield 37 Watner 54 Kingspoint 45 MJir York Murium Aaam r m r-- GTF till lOOO tttt Wcn 1 34 14 Pren THE OGDEN (UTAH) I: at -- — 1 Chrtstenenf S 7 2 8 36 and FUhburn Bear Biver Nlh 0 till Score by quarters: Kor'h Cache 5 2 0 10 3 3 0 4 S 1 10 Reese 0 Michaels 2fl IS T7 SSI 1 WbbS a Hanirtl 1 3 3 4 Wallaces 0 0 0 0 Gibson 1 0 0 0 Lindquut By United East QTFP time) S 4 10 Hod CM f 3 f 4 10 7 IS lurfcrt ( 1 5 1 1 Hopfenbeck 14 3 4 Drtaytr i Court Results Two of Utah's Bes t Feminine Cagers C B Cutler f 2 2 15 0 0 1 S S 1 18 0 0 t BS 4 a r 3 8 Cutler4 A ndru Brownjg Dtnjlty Ker:-- - 1 8 was as T 18 IT 11 15 a 87 23 8 S 433 Quiet personable Howie signed Caraea Darts contract with the uni- GTFP S 13 34 34 a one-yeCTTP rara cut sa — S noWelchf 3 8 o Smooti versity yesterday surprising Officials: Hess and Ixmghurst 0 0 0 Joneif A by- f body as the Seattle sports writers 0110 3 Ha: r had put the finger on him several 1 T S IS Bentc h South Griffth g "nlfSsi days j intsi 1 s e a 1 0 0 3 AmbrosULSt ago GTFP Taylor jr 8 1 1 13 1 4 3 4 Tccfnrrt f w 1 5 3 4 Hanna The man who put Yale back on Earl 0 18 8 SEATTLE Jan 17 (AP) — 3 3 0 4 Smlthf Ms ill mi s SeSB Max f 4 12 4 12 the football map did not sound off 0 0 0 0 timadakU Clarence S (Hec) Edmundson 3 8 2 8 Paarte- Boy T wall CTBrasa at In 3 4 0 8 with iiooo A k any wild predictions as to Deveraaux 8 4 Randall NEW YORK Jan IT fTTD 13 3 4 what he Washington's basketball coach 27 0I S3 30 40 ttaaa An at WaV a was tn eoine 3 3 4 0 Burnettf hia until Years Lavern Roach "pride of the ma- llraml 0 0 0 0 Nicholsf Totals 13 10 SO Ray Maxwell f 4 1 18 ington and to the rest of the con- IS 14 aSS spring was honored last night but 0 8 11 Tsteg Score by quarters: Ashtonf jmes toaay was offered an inter13 13 ference was Washington w as ine rung ion State basketball 0 0 0 0 Kellerg national match with Marcel Cer-da- n FUtcc 0 ft no miracle from the 37expecting Carbon Davia 11 j five put a crimp in the observ Jensen g 0 3111 11 middlewoiirht — ' K mentor Official— WRS Ball but and 'W" Houston it nut rrmrmhinnir 17 ance in'i!ni Jan CUP) Ed McKeever T31 Europe at Madison Square garden Totals IT 33 10 44 Clark Shaughnessy came out of or san Francisco footne nig athletic pavilion was T33 Srors By quartan m marcr as a reward university for his im- ball the midwest nowhere to pilot the ' coach to South hinted dedicated Rich "Hec But that 4 10 18 he today Victorvw over Tnnv WashingStanford model T in organ fpressive 0 33 32 might negotiate for a head coach- ton State won the basketball game j Officials— Magleby and Labrun And then there ia Lynn Waldorf Sol Strauss act ine rflron -- I ing job with the Chicago entry in 48 to 47 who moved in at California last me Edmundson'a r successor ooiDail Art confer mib jiwemiein uentury club was ence fall from Northwestern and made saw hia charges out in so delighted v mr with th I- met with wa r'ipauuilllin KJl front at halftime 26 the Bears a power in the conferLOGAN Utah Jan 17 (API-K- eith 21 to but the i'iiivi performance that he predicted the club" McKeever Cross-Stateence his first season Odell too NuttaU of Brigham Utah's put on a last half xvuitcn ana ieraan of Morocco am not interested in said "but I drive which comes out of that middle west foot- outstanding contract overtook Washington any young lightweight would attract — a ate nf "— Until io WSC pulled ahead to 37 to 31 —w the ball belt rnrnnralinri huaii talk will meet George Palio in a box4)1UUUVIU and the Huskies crept up but nevHe was a high school star in ing card here next Thursday night Sol's delight was justified The xormep McKeever said he talked with er closed the gap It will be a stiff test for Sioux City Iowa and attended Pitt kid from Plainview Texas K e Dead-eyE Gam Chicaffo hrnlrer when Pittsburgh U waa a gridiron NuttaU who defeated Ernieyoungk and the W proved IS shooting himself a colorful f K nnS C Stout defense turn — par nil'm npimhal Ih IU at Salt Lake City earlier this mijui ' WMJ tilt ALTA —5? inches n He helH" aietnni 7 Rarciintua n 'wwvv auuiuon to tne circle ofVMM middle- franchise which was recalled bv Jack Nichols Washington center with powder topping Skiing week at Palio is a more 3 Pitt Harvard and Pennsylvania good Wisconsin weight contenders when ho in- ninierence ai ine end of the scored 19 points for his third confighter before holding draws withto excellent In Koada Yale moving luunng Lifts good as the ference game in a row sinking condition uiure experienced opponent in season the national TrelanH an4 rKofirst tows and ever to operating his Garden Of McKeever ' fnrmr nnnv seven Seven debut free thrnuri Thr liehtweieht chamninn anH el boss the Bulldogs in BRIGHTON— 42 Inrh eMaaV UUU A crowd of 11924 saw the former Notre Dame and Cornell said that j maj round decisions over Louis Cas-tel- lo Washington State men Ed Gayda powdery snow Skiing excellent has not Washington been ace of marine rough bovine? nis contract at San Francisco had ueorge nammon and Bob Elliott Road KOOd Lift will one rat nur on its coaches in recent and the former world m yearsI althe unanimous tomimri vtnui win two more season tn run anj each scored eight Jackie Wilson week-en- d e its though reennf t he expected to start spring pracThe teams meet aain tmikt by a wide margin over young mentors 2A lnehM llet41 SNOW in 58 BASIN seasons Jimmy Phetice there in March of Youngstown Ohio nnu visits i oi van is for a crusted snow skimn onH in lan boiled in from Purdue — AITO PAINTING— in 1930 He added that he "inii j clash uiegon with league-leadin- g Oregon and lasted a 1 dozen years The man cirvauons ourinc unnH RnsH with several other parties" in the State New Postwar Paint cellent Lift operating daily except he broueht with him east but declined to say whether Social Scheduled ' A" Synthetic Plastic Grade Welch (Peat) Ralph took rwr over ere and eolleee ftthey -A 1oint — — moot! til — net coached NYLENE SUMMIT six VALLEY ENAJCELg— Washington teams (Logan)— "vii nave organizations inches snow with inK sending his 1943 outfit to the Bowl "But I can't be talking about You Wreck fjg See Federation of Postoffice Clerks and signing of the Roses der One Phelan team also new contracts when I alSkimg good Road dry all the — RACKHAM 29th St Ml De io held to went tne Bowl in 1936 duxiuary Jan ready have one at San Francisco" way uirougn canyon 17 at eiffht n m InSaturday i nn r DEER VALLEY said he "I would to have (Park Cityl—M a nail Refreshment mill Inches snow J Parker was the Vint ciwith " uc aCl WCUi release there before T ma get — mrtf viuacu by the clerks A good attendance other steps" at to night fair poor Road open Ogden Bowling Center SKiing is desired Wrl"' with a 557 series in the Navy Suprvxn WWW niiLr— 13 inches snow mwA IT ply league R RilaAmt Davis tied for the runner-u- p Genesee 70 Elk River 19 spot day Road bare ez erce 55 Greencreek SI with 532 THAYNES CANYON (Park City) M-Me- n C Hovery and B Staker each — 48 inches snow with crusted Dietrich 45 rnnHins stint surTwin Falls Jayvee 34 Hansen 25 rolled a 215 series n face Skiing good back In canyon was next with 214 Road good Rulon Stanfield 3620 has been appointed chairmanTyler of Di Get die facts on Kentile— the ootv type of vision 3 board replacing James Scoville it is announced should go over coocrece ia cosirecx with earth the general board of the MIA by of No Substitute Accept TONIGHT the LDS church Grant Garner long wearing A cinch so clean Wtf creating elected secret a rv nf the hnoJ in smart designs in ivmisv su Iff 111 Hill lOfif BOJ JgQ tCw? 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