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Show Page 10 SIGNPOST Friday, December 10, 1948 Basketeers Invade Snow Tonight for Casaba Test . y , C J ' f ' "t . s 4 1 . rw. ' . I , 'if " " 1 I," No, these arent's two forest nymphs. They are Pat Jensen and Joyce Watts, curvacious coeds who can't wait for the winter skiing season to begin. Info revealed from an unreliable source said that they recently joined the Polar Bear Guild. fTQ njEHMLELCHLei1! Sports InEJWTTWtEJ Keith's Korner By Keith Hunt The ancient cry that is the downfall of any government is very applicable to our own student government here at Weber college. It seems that at the beginning of each school year the student officials, or whoever has the power, has a very busy time hurriedly appointing students to the numerous student committees that prevail on the campus. The students revel in their importance and then settle down to the realization that they are a member of a committee which perhaps will meet at least 5 or 6 times during the course of the school year, and the duties of which are so minute or vague that the committee functions are partially blocked well before they begin. It also seems that there is no central point of authority governing these student committees. They M M Hi .m m . M 1 W M Ml have absolutely no bearing what soever on each other, no unision in their functions, not, it seems, a lack of initiative to act on their own. For example let us take any one of the minor committees, perhaps the Rally committee. A big game, in any sport, is drawing near. Whose authority is it to ask, tell, or suggest to the Rally committee that they hold some sort of a pep rally on the eve of the game, or must the initiative come from within the Rally committee itself? Consider the Athletic committee. If, for instance, they desire a half- time function, which group must they contact, the Rally committee, the social group, or have they the power to act on their own? The committee members don't know so who does? There is a need for greater unity in the organization of our student government machinery, if we are to expand into the great four-year school to be erected up on the hill. SWIMMING Tryouts for the Weber college swimming team will be held next Monday at 4 p. m. in the Gym, according to Coach Milt Mecham. Henry, Gramberg, experienced swimmer and diver, is slated to be team instructor. All interested are requested to be on time. By Bud Mitchell The purple and white hoopsters will invade Snow college tonight in their second game of the season. Coach Reed Knute Swenson's fellows will leave at noon today in anticipation of gaining a win over the team from Ephraim, Utah, who they haven't played since early in 1947. Drill llara Op 2le W Sees Weber Lose Weber college basketeers backed into their pre-season hoop schedule Saturday night as they dropped a 62-41 contest to the Brigham Young university reserves at the Springville high school gymnasium near Provo. Wildcat mentor Reed Swenson threw his entire squad of 17 players into the fray in an effort to find a clicking combination to halt the Y jayvee onslaught. Cottle Leads Attack Big gun for the Weber attack was forward Wayne Cottle, returning regular from last year, who dumped in 10 points. Lanky Reed Peterson, Wildcat pivot man, tallied 8 counters for second honors. The Weber starting lineup of Cottle, Peterson, Thair Blackburn, Lloyd Neville, and Bob Preece, matched point-for-point with the Y's throughout the first quarter, trailing 15-18 at that time. The Cougar lead crept up to a 29-22 mark at the halwway mark of the game. Tear Into Reserves In the final quarter the Jayvees tore into the Weber reserve defense and swished in 24 points to ice the game. Whatcott and ones collected 12 and 11 points repsectively to top game scores. The game marked the first competition for the Weberites this year, after nearly three weeks of drills and light inter-squad scrimmages. The post-season games continue on through December until early January when the Wilcats swing into their 1949 leagueschedule. MECCA SPORTING GOODS 338 - 25th St Phone 2-0992 cac- RECORDS-- PRICE SINGLES and ALBUMS CLOSING OUT RECORD DEPT. These Are Current Numbers and Not Dead Stock POPULAR WESTERN JAZZ CLASSICAL Weber (41) 4 2 2 10 Cottle,! 0 0 0 0 Preece.f 8 Peterson, c 6 Blackburn, g 6 Nevllle.g 0 M'Allister.f 0 Carlyle.f 6 Sewell.f 1 Bogieter.c 0 Hunt.e 1 Thornely.f 0 Weaver.g 2 Wallace,! 0 Rasmussen.f 0 Stone,! 3 4 2 3 0 0 2 3 2 0 11 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 10 BYU (62) Hlllman,! 2 3 3 7 - Whatcott,! 5 3 2 12 Durrant.c 3 0 0 6 Jones,K 5 4 1 11 Mlnson.g 4 11 9 Craig.f 14 3 5 Grtlhalgh.c 4 0 0 8 Osterhues.g 2 0 0 4 Nlelson.c 0 0 0 0 18 15 9 41 Score by periods: Weber BYU Re!eree, Brooks; Umpire, 15 22 32 4141 18 29 38 62 2 AMS Officers Postpone Snow Carnival Annual AMS snow carnival which was originally scheduled for Dec. 11 will not be held until winter quarter a statement said Thursday. Officers Dee Call, Lee Lalli and Willie Schmidt stated that because there are so many activities tak ing place in December the event will be planned for a later date. The Snow Carnival is an annual outing where skiing, ice skating, tobogganing, snowballing, and oth er winter sports are featured Riche's Light Lunches Fountain Service Upstairs Dinner Downstairs S810 Rlverdale Road 1 Lloyd Neville, sparkling athlete in many Weber sports events, was chosen as the outstanding player in this year's intramural touch football tournament, in a meeting of captains and managers of tour nament teams last week. Neville collected 26 out of a pos sible 40 votes for 1st place. Charles Edson of Alpha Rho was runner-up to Neville, with Wayne Cottle, Sigma, Wesley Kekauoha of the domitory, and Junior Rassmussen, Sigma, rounding out the first five in that order. In conjunction with the out standing player award, the Sign post has selected an all-star team for the 1948 season. All players on the first team received votes for outstanding players, although some were not among the first five. First Team Position Edson, Alpha Rho Xe. Overstreet, Gym Class . .l.t. Baranaba, Dorm c. Bevan, Sigma J.t. Cottle, Sigma ...r.e. Barientos, Dorm b. Neville, Sigma b. Kekauoha, Dorm b. Rassmussen, Sigma b. His boys have been drilling hard for over three weeks now and are in fine shape for the battle. Since the licking they took at the hands of BYU, the courts have been hot from the grinding practice that the boys have been going through in order to make sure it doesn't happen again. Although the game at Provo was only a practice game, the Weber hoopsters are deter mined to win over Snow. Thursday, Dec. 16, will mark the wildcat's second league game when they will travel to Logan and meet the USAC Reserves on the Aggie court. schedule follows: Nov. 20 Weber at BYU. Dec. 10 Weber at Snow, Ephraim, Utah. Dec. 16 Weber at Utah State. Dec. 17 USAC Frosh at Weber. Dec. 20 Modesto at Weber. Dec 21 Compton at Weber. Dec. 25 Weber at BAC, Cedar City, Utah. Dec. 27 Weber at Compton, California. Dec. 29 Weber at Ylsalia, Calif. Dec. 30 Weber at Modesto, California. 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