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Show . M. All-Stars warn Papooses 0f impending tilt on Saturday eve Fsshman basketball team be-ln be-ln y0ur preparations for ame wh P-ranking . college team in the nation, ile of Soutliern Idaho, Friday M do not forget that you also i a game scheduled Saturday, i while your Saturday night Lent does not carry a ial ranking, m fact it has , a one-game season schedule, il0t lake it lightly- His mysterious but potentially rous opponent is the Intra--jil All-Star team, and before jstegjn laugliing it is suggested a (hey examine the all-star ros-.', ros-.', For starters, 11 of the 13 "i(eIS were either high school iai picks or have played some jije basketball or both. All 13 "3 outstanding all-around ath-B, ath-B, for example five of them axe , the University football team, mt brings up another point, the li-Slars are physical. They BUge 6-3 and over 200 -.jjiils. He roster of the All-Star team, picked from teams in the intra. -ural A" league by assist Intramural, director Mike Jacobsen, has definitely local flavor. fla-vor. Most of the players are from the Salt Lake-Provo area and should still be remembered for their high school exploits. Team members include: Mark Buchi a 6-5 former Granite star who was all-region in basketball and was on the freshman footbaU team last season; Jim Fox 6-5 a former all-starter from American Fork who played , on the University Uni-versity freshman basketball team-Wynn team-Wynn Garrison, 6-3 from Olympus who also played freshman fresh-man ball at the University Gordon Gor-don Jolley, 6-5, 235 lbs., afoot-ball, afoot-ball, baseball and basketball all-starter all-starter at Granite. He also played freshman basketball and was a three year starter on the football team, and was drafted by the Detroit Lions. Other team members are: Bob Jackson, a 6-2 former All-Starter at Highland; Dick Jackson, Bob's twin, a 6-3 former Highland All- State Pick; Greg Layton, 6-3 from hjana with a year of freshm and half a year of varsity basketed basket-ed P? "enCe 3t University; Cal Poulson, a 6-1 South High grad where he was an alto Pr.Heisamemb of the football team and was also on he freshman basketball team-Scott team-Scott Robbins, 5-11, a starting defensive safety on the football team and a Little Man's All-State Pick at Skyline. Also picked for the team were-Jim were-Jim Rees, 6-5 235 lbs., another Provo grad and twice all-con-terence and league leading score at Snow College; Rod Stromberg 6-6, from Tooele, a pitcher on the University baseball team and with freshman basketball experience at the University of South Dakota-and Dakota-and Dave Walker, a 5-11 West High grad who was a starting defensive halfback on the football team and recently took a gold medal in the long jump at tire WAC Indoor Track Meet. This will be the third Fresh-man-I-M All-Star game. The first - one, in 1969, ended up with the frosh winning in overtime. Last years' game was more one-sided in favor of the freshmen, but the 1971 all-stars are determined to do better. All-star coach Mike Jacobsen points out that his team is big and experienced and contrary to popular opinion, most of the players are in good physical shape. The lack of practice may hurt them, but they worked well together to-gether at a practice Wednesday night and will be out to give the freshmen a tough test. |
