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Show February 11, 1955 SIGNPOST Page 5 T QJ fl? m0RTS Co-Captains-Leading Scorers r 'v : ; f . : i ; A i ! ; ! A ' 1 ii I j ! V ' Don Nish and Bob Subic, pictured above, will see plenty of action against Dixie and CSU this weekend. These two leading scorers were elected co-captains of the Weber squad about two weeks ago. Meet Your Friends at I MASON'S DRIVE IN Any Day of The Week Riverdale Road at Lincoln Ave. SENZA BOTTONI '"a i! , v sv Jx k i k k; BUEHLER - Weber College Leading Scorers: Total Game Player Points Avg. Bob Subic 196 19.6 Don Nish 158 17.5 Curtis VanAlfen 65 9.3 Clair Stokes 61. 6.1 Glen Campbell 51 5.1 Reese Quayle 45 4.5 Dick Juluson 43 4.8 JVTolti Colorip CLUB by HP' Clever McGregor hat added more Italian dash to its exclusive TT Club . . . stripped off the buttons (senza bortoni), tapered the waist, broadened the shoulder . . . making this casual shirt more carefree than ever. And, they've made it available in always-fresh 'Disciplined' Cotton by Bates. Launders beautifully, .refuses to shrink. In many colors (molti colori), each fast for life. Ask for TT CLUB '0008' by name. Sizes: S-M-ML-L. 795 BinGHfllTl peedly CQmpeMmmi Veber Travels For Contests With CSU, Dixie By Vance Pace ' Weber's Cats will have their hands full this weekend as they hit the road for a Southern Utah trip. Tonight they will take on Dixie College in Saint George. Tomorrow they will tussle with CSU at Cedar City. Weber . went over Dixie with ease on the Wildcat court, but they had trouble getting over CSU here. The Broncos will be up for this encounter, after beating an extremely talented Boise quint last week. The Cedarites are tied with Boise for third place. Don Nish has been troubled with a sprained thumb. He should be back in shape for the weekend games. He better be; the Cats are going to need him. Next Friday, February 18, the Wildcats will test Boise on the Weber hardwoods. Saturday they will tangle with Ricks for what may be the ICAC crown. These will be the final league encounters before the NJCAA tournament. Girls' Basketball Begins Today Femininity takes to the hardwood today when the girls' clubs line up against each other to play basketball. The first game is between OT and Sharmea and will begin at 2:15. Immediately after, LD will play against Chonodo. Several new officers have been added to the WAA staff. Sharon Farr is vice president, Cozette Myers is assistant intramural manager, Connie Francis is reporter and Janet Stallings has been named secretary. Volleyball competition ended recently with a first place tie between Chanodo and L.D. O.T. took over second place and Sharmea was third. Next on the sports parade is ping pong,' which will start today. Marilyn Arnold, L.D.; La-Wanna Harris, O.T.; Donna Cook, Sharmea, and Marilyn Fowlers, Chonodo, will contend for the title. Excels, Sigma Continue Fight for Prized Intramural Championship By Glen McEntire Basketball is rolling at a high speed. Some competition seems to be very keen while the rest is dull and filled to capacity with forfeits. Presently the powers are trying their best to eliminate this undesirable situation. The intramural heads are not to blame. Poor Andy has spent hours trying to figure it out, and so has Ab. Personally, this writer feels that intramurals are doomed unless: - 1. It should be necessary for a club that is represented to pay a $10.00 entrance fee. Charmed Life Cats Edge Snow, Tromp Dinosaurs Weber College continued to lead a charmed life last Saturday as they squeezed past the Snow College Badgers, 74 to 73. The victory pushed the Wildcats into a tie for first place with Ricks. Both teams have an 8-2 record. The Swensmen had little trouble with Carbon the night before as they drubbed them, 69 to 50. Bob Subic hit the hoop for 30 counters to take scoring honors for the evening. Two weeks ago the Cats took a weekend series from Dixie and CSU. Weber got past CSU 76 to 67 and Dixie 85 to 59. Plagued by Injuries Coach Swenson has had a bad time this year, especially with injuries to his forwards. During the trip to Kansas, Roy Hassel had a wrist injury, and in the Weber-CSU game Curt VanAlfen had so much trouble with broken arches that he had to keep off the hardwoods. His injury was a recurrence of one in high school. Subic Leads in Scoring As of( last week's games, individual statistics show Bob Subic to be the leading scorer on the Wildcat squad. Don Nish is second in the individual standings. ICAC Standings Team, Won Lost Pet. Weber 8 2 .800 Ricks '. 8 2 .800 Boise 7 3 .700 CSU 7 3 .700 Dixie 4 6 .400 Westminster 3 7 .300 Carbon 2 8 .200 Snow 1 9 .100 CASH IN On Your Student Body Card OUR SPECIAL OFFER TO STUDENTS Five Cents (5c) Off On Each Quart of Oil on an Oil Drain WE CARRY MOST MAJOR BRANDS Get "Well Oiled" at Your College Station HEBER JACOBS SERVICE 36th & Harrison Blvd. "The Little Man With the Oil Can" 2. No more than two teams per organization should enter. 3. Upon any forfeit, a team shall lose all entry points and place points. 4. All teams that forfeit games shall lose their entry fee. 5. Members of any team which forfeits a game shall not be allowed to enter any competition the rest of the quarter. It looks like I am carried away so I'll just move along. Here are the results of the two leagues of this date (February 4): League I Won Lost Excels II 2 0 Phoenix II 2 0 Sigma I 2 0 Excels IV 1 1 Cromptons 1 2 Alpha Rho II 1 2 Diesel 1 , 2 Aces 0 3 League If Won Lost Excels I 3 0 Sigma II 2 0 Alpha Rho 1 2 1 Excels V 0 2 Phoenix 1 0 2 Morgan 0 2 Nelson 0 3 Last Call Attention intramural managers! This is the last call for those interested in water polo. The entries must be in by Monday. Give them to Ab Sonone or DocAnderson. Pal STAR Printing & Litho Co. 327 - 23rd Street PHONE 3-7988 |
