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Show Win Cougars Bept Idaho core irk n Special to the Herald , POCATELLO. Ida., Dec. 23 v Keyed to a high pitch, Brigham ; Young's traveling Cougars turned oh the baskets Friday night and soundly trounced Idaho Southern Branch 40-17. It was the Cougars all the way after an initial toul picch by an - Idaho forward. Gunneil, Allen and . Weimer made nine points each. The' personal scoring didn't go higher than that. Big rtalph Crow-ton Crow-ton was limited to one neld goal - and a foul pitch. Cannon, vail Cougar guard, tanked three field goals. . fengham Young, led 23-7 by the close of the first half. The Cougars Cou-gars were never Bnreatened oy their less experienced opponents. The victory partly made up for two defeats suffered in Pocatello . last year. The two teams were scheduled to play Saturday night with the big Blue and Vvhite live G to 1 lavorites. Summary: BRIGHAM YOUNG G. T. F. P. Oowton, rf 1 1 1 3 Uunnell, if 3 3 l 9 "Allen, If 4 l 2 9 Vvade, If 2 0 0 4 Weimer, c 4 l l 9 Devitt, c 0 0 0 0 Kichins. rg o u 2 0 Cannon, lg 3 0 3 6 Totals 17 G 12 40 IDAHO SOUTHERN G. T. F. 3 0 1 l) 0 0 o 3 2 0 2 1 Birch, rf Wells, if Hutton, rf Steele, If Fink, If W." Carte, 1 0 1 0 o o If Vaught, If o R. Turner, c Changnon, c ...... Anderson, rg Stone, lg Greaves, lg l 0 o l l Totals 5 7 12 17 Officials: Leute and Gross. Aggies Too Fast For Montana T Utah .Aggies, with the team to beat as far as "Big-7" play goes, demonstrated it has plenty of reserve strength by running Holiday Card, Park Ho-She Tuesday Team Match (a New Idea for the Park!) HY SHARMAN and BULL KEENER (Roughhouse Specialists) VS. Kenney MAYNE and Floyd HANSEN (The Two Bad Men) Only Rule: When one wrestler is pinned or knocked out, it leaves the other of the team to the mercy of the opponents. Should be a riot! 26 ROUNDS OF BOXING! For State Welterweight Title (Eight Rounds) Dick Diamond, 141 vs. Pete Giacomi, 142 (Both BarsTHail from Salt Lake) Joey Jarvis vs. Kid Chocolate Ogden Six Rounds Sacramento Truman Harvey vs. Max Young Ogden Four Fast Rounds Payson Kid Carter vs. Rabbit Moriarity Provo Four Rounds (Grudge Fight) Salt Lake Keith Batley vs. Virgil Flowers Provo Four Rounds (Curtain Raiser) Springville PRICES: SI. 10 Ringside; 55c General Admission Curtain Raiser 8:30 Sharp I X I 'r HAPPY and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR! Make the New Year Brighter ..." i , With Modern Transppttption i P am; Southern to 17 Nipped at Net ir" i1 1 Up in the air goes Bob Voigts, guard and football tackle, for a lay-up shot in Madison Square Garden, only to be fouled by Bill McKeever of St. John's, who defeated Northwestern. 49-41. in an extra team during the sec ond halfg and turning back Montana Mon-tana -U" 45-36 at Logan Friday night. The visiting Grizzlies jumped into an early lead but lost it by half time, 18-17. From there on out the Aggies connected for numerous goals from the field to defeat the team which split a series with Brigham Young uni versity earlier in the week. RUSS MS Of 40 M&s.vt:-.'.-.', 4 "N J ftCBCMfa .-. . . -. '.,&, " lfWMHWwi.H ii Tfc. t . - . - Extend To You and Yours Our UEOY BEST VJIStlES for a Merry, Merry Ghristnu$ and a PAGE SIX PinMTANA Ml' Tfl 1I1VIVIIIM11 W IV TACKLES. Y. U. Brigham Young's highly successful suc-cessful Cougars return home to day and rest over Monday before meeting Montana "U in a return two-game series' opener Tuesday night. Coach Eddie Kimball's varsity team plays before home fans Tuesday in the MY" Women's gym beginning at 8 p. m. It will ae the Cougars first home appearance appear-ance in seven starts. Wednesday they meet Montana at Spanish Fork. Up to Saturday, B. Y. U. totaled total-ed 232 points in five games against Montana "U," Montana State and Idaho Southern Branch. The local college team was one game ahead in five starts. The Cougars split tworgame series with the two Montana fives. Monday they lost to Montana "U" by a noc-to-impressive 71,-50 count. They came back Tuesday with a movie finish and clipped the Grizzlies 54-47. Wednesday they turned on the Montana State Bobcats, champions cham-pions of the Rocky Mountain" con-lerence con-lerence the past three years, and upset their apple cart, 50-47. The Bobcats evened it up Thursday Thurs-day with a 43-38 win. Friday, the , Cougars bombared the hoop con sistently to defeat a much weaker weak-er Iaano .Southern five, 40-17. Coach Kimball has been using Weimer at center and Crowton ai xorwaid since leaving rrovo. In the earlier games, Crowton was always in at center. In Montana, Crowton was a marked man but put in some brilliant games. He ..as decidedly off form against iuaho Friday night. Allen accounted ac-counted for one of the Montana State victories and looks like a regular at the other forward joo. Gunneil, reserve forward, is getting back some of his shooting ability and should hp a valuable man before the season is over. B. Y. U. is weakest on the guard line. With Captain Roberts out, the Cougars don't click nearly as well. Christensen turned in three good games on the trip but turned turn-ed up against Montana Bobcats with an injury which has kept him out since. Richins and Cannon Can-non are rapidly developing defensive de-fensive tactics and will get better bet-ter by the time the regular season opens. PREP SCORES Cyprus 28, Provo 24. B. Y. High 26, Spanish Fork 13. Wasatch 31, American Fork 19. Springville time). 26, Lincoln 24 (over- Nephi 37, Delta 24. Payson 27, Park City 22. Tixitic 40, Grantsville 19. Hurricane 50, Beaver 27. Dixie 33, Beaver 32. Bingham 24, Morgan 12 Salina 39, Manti 28. Fillmore 33, Nephi 30 (overtime) Monroe 36, Manti 18. Delta 30, Bicknell 23. 1 TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION i FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS TWO good Jersey cows, one registered regis-tered with, heifer calf. Phone 189 Springville. jl FOR RENT UNFURNISHED IF you want to buy or rent, easy terms. See S. W. Kitchen. d28 2 BEDROOM apartment; for rent, grocery store and equipment. For sale, Grocery store, yillard L. Sowards, 39 W. 2 No. Ph. 1099. d2$ JONES' new 3 rm. apt., floor coverings, cov-erings, elec. range, refrigerator, garage. Adults. 270 N. 1 E. Phone 1525J. j25 TRAHER, Inc. and SUNDAYHERAXIL STRIKES TO SPARE ' , f f No. 6 must be hit real thin on a 6-7-10 split, so that it will slide over and take No. 7. The ball carries No. 10. BY DON BEATTY World All-Events Champion As a usual thing a split may be traced to a poorly controlled first tall. Only once in a while will even a pretty good hit leave a split. The only thing to do about splits is try to make them, which in a lot of cases can be done with a little judgment. We'll takf a 6, 7, 10 split as an v example. Most right-handed keg-lers keg-lers approach this split fearful and trembling. Naturally, that is the wrong way to view it. The split can be made, but not by a chap who believes it impossible. im-possible. A straight ball, shaving No. 6 real thin, will topple that pin across and into No. 7, and then go on to take out No. 10. But the straight ball has less margin of safety to work on down the side of the alley. On drives not right up to standard, it frequently fre-quently rolls into the gutter. Hook throwers can negotiate the 6, 7, 10 split by moving over toward the center of the alley, and directing their regular hook toward the side of the drive. The ball will sweep toward the gutter, then cut in a tlt. as it reaches the pins, and shave No. 6 nicely. Don't permit splits to make you mad, for regardless of who you are and as long as you bowl, you're going to get a certain number num-ber of them. 3 NEW MEXICO MEN STRICKEN ALBUQUERQUE, N. Ml, Dec. 24 L.P) Three New Mexico university uni-versity reserves were stircken with influenza today and Coach Ted Shipkey appeared worried as to the effect this might have on his team's chances in the New Year's Sun towl game at El Paso. With the battle against Utah university only eight days away, Wilbur Lewis, halfback, Floyd Darrow, guard, and Ed Larner, center, were treating their malady with virtually everything in the athletic department's medicine chest in order to get in condition for the game. The New Mexico team "had a stiff workout again yesterday with Shipkey drilling the squad on complicated pass plays in order to rntch the strong passing attack at-tack the Utes are expected, to present Jan. 2. Holy Cross Coach Joe Sheeketski takes over as head coach of Holy Cross College, Col-lege, succeeding Dr. Eddie Anderson, An-derson, who moves to the University Uni-versity of Iowa. Sheeketski, who handled the Crusader backs, played in the Notre Dame backfield in 1931-2. Exciting and VI I " " ' J ' i' l 'J BOWLING . . , on First Class Alleys and Equipment! r I ; . Call 1541 For Reservations Recreational Bowling AUes JSUNRAY, DEGEMgER 1, TROJANS TO OSE PASSING AGAINST DUKE LOS ANGELES. Dec. 24 U.R Southern California abandoned all hope today of creating a defense for its Rose bowl game with Duke and decided to stress passing. The Trojans reportedly have not been able to get much of a line on the Duke offensive and cannot build a defense for it. Right Guard Tony Tonelli appeared ap-peared in a uniform yesterday for the first time since the U.C.L.A. game a month ago and said his injured knee was healed. All other members of the squad were in tpp shape. PASADENA. Cal., Dec 24 (U.E) The Blue Devils of Duke pitched their camp on the Rose bowl front today. A 50-piece band and half of Pasadena was at the station to meet the invading football men from Durham, N. C. Undefeated, untied and unscored on, the Blue Devils shaped up as a genuine novelty to citizens of Southern California. Duke wound up its pre-Pasa-dena workouts yesterday and took a sightseeing trip through the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Coach Wallace Wade reported his squad in top shape. He said a short workout would be held this afternoon after-noon at Occidental college stadium stad-ium and that heavy drills would begin Monday. AIR CHIEF DIES PARIS. Dec. 24 U.R Gen. Philippe Fequant. 55, former chief of staff of the air force and a pioneer in French aciation, died today of a heart ailment. GREETINGS! A Real Good Old Christmas and a Prosperous New Yearl JONES' BarberShop Healthful Sport 25? fl938r RnlM Mat? 4 3--- 1 -!.?r . Alpine two troohg teams Provo and American Fork drop-bed drop-bed games " Friday nisrht to a couple' of outfits 'considered mucA jyeaker. Ftovq tost to Oyprus y a aose z?s-2f score, a. p was not so ironunate: The team lost to Wsatch high of, Heber. a five that- has' been beaten by most Alpine nves, py a wide margin, B. Y. high's Wildcats Impressed with a 28-1$ Irouhcing against Spanish Fork. n other, games, Springville outpointed Lincoln in an extra-period affair 2Q-24f Pay-8on Pay-8on chalked up a 27-22 viln over Park City; Untie won from Grantsville 40-19; Nephi beat back the Delta Rabttta, 37-24. B. T.'a 2$ points were fairly WU .divided up among the squad members. Durrani, Free and Taylor Tay-lor looked best for the Wildcats. The Provo team swished the net for twice as many goals as the Spaniards. It was one of those days when Coach Dave Crowton's boys were clicking. The game was held in the "Y" men's gym Friday afternoon. The Wildcats held the lead from the start. Provo's Bulldogs were weak on foul pitching. This, along with their personal fouls, spelled defeat. de-feat. The Green and White had 17 personals called on them during dur-ing the evening. Both Cyprus and Provo counted 11 field goals. Peterson was the only Bulldog anywhere near form on shooting Friday night. He swished in five field goals to lead his team. Nil-sen Nil-sen played a good floor game. A forward, Barton, made about half of Cyprus' shots. Summaries: B. Y. H. S. G. T. F. P. Pardoe, rf 1 0 0 2 Durrant, If 2 3 2 6 Free, c 3 3 1 7 Johnson, rf 1 0 0 2 Taylor, lg 2 4 3 7 Huish, f 1 2 0 2 Durkee, g 0 0 0 0 Schofield, g 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 10 12 6 26 SPANISH FORK Gardner, rf 3 3 1 7 Keele, If 0 1 1 1 Turner, c 0 2 1 1 Andrus, rg 0 4 0 0 Knudsen, lg 1 0 0 2 Jones, f 1 0 0 2 Allred, g 0 0 0 0 Johnson, g 0 0 0 0 TOTALS Referee, Snow ; ner. . . 5 10 3 13 umpire, Gard- PROVO T. 0 0 0 4 0 2 F. P. 0 10 Peterson, rf 5 Kump. If 2 Thurman, c 1 Nilsen, rg 1 Gardner, lg l Cook, If 0 0 0 1 0 1 m nvvw.- v-r. . m Thank You a Thousand Times for Your Courteous Reception of a New Institution in Provo! We hope we may have many pleasafit dealings during the New Year liortoh's jEimsns for the coming' CliHstmas and New Year May Christma$ Bring You Joy . . and Each Day of the Year Add to Your Joy! THE Herb Vance, Agent wick Bi GiaconiMIn fin Elcadliner 5. V i v ..v A new Utah welterweight champ will be crowned Tuesday night at Park Ro-She when Pete Ciatomi. above, mixes punches with Dick Diamond of Salt Lake City. Giacomi Gia-comi weighs in at 142 pounds and also hails from Salt Lake City. He worked out a draw with Diamond Dia-mond last week after a couple of knockdowns. SCORES Indiana 43, Butler 2Sf. Nebraska 38. Wyoming 30. Oregon 52, Wayne 41. Utah State 45, Montana 36. Washington 51, Ohio State 37. U. C. L. A. 47, Los Angeles City College 41. Brigham Young 40, Idaho South- e:n Branch 17. Preece, rf Nash, c Crane, lg .1 .0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 11 6 2 24 CYPRUS Barton, rf 5 2 111 Howarth. If 0 5 2 2 Johnston, c 3 1 0 6 Walker, rg 1 6 3 5 Downey, lg 2 2 0 4 Wall, rf 0 0 0 0 Hales, rg 0 1 0 0 TOTALS 11 17 6 28 4"-- - 2 -i;- TEXAS Seventh aMondme ets re Boxing will get the most atten tion at Park Ro-She Tuesday. Twenty-six rounds of fist mixing have been lined up as the holiday treat for fans in this area. Dick Diamond and Pete Giacomi, Gia-comi, a couple of Salt Lake City fighters, will hammer out a new title ;f or the enjoyment of the park goers. The two boys, who weigh in at about 142 pounds, fought to a highly pleasing draw last week. Each knocked the other down in the four round and they were standing toe to toe, punching at the final bell. Their go Tuesday is scheduled over the eight round limit. Bight other boxers will get to work out Tuesday. Joey Jarvis, Ogden, meets Kid Chocolate, Sacramento; Sac-ramento; Truman Harvey, Ogden, tests Max Young, Payson; Kid Carter, Provo, tackles Rabbit Moriarity, Salt Lake City, in a return grudge match; and Keith Batley, Provo, goes in against Virgil Flowers, Springville, in the opener. A team wrestling match (entirely (en-tirely new at the park) is sched uled as. tne winaup tor the evening. eve-ning. Hy Sharman and Bull Keener (rough-house specialists) will be in the ring against Kenney Mayne and Floyd Hansen t the two badmen). This match should be a riot, reports Promoter Tony Catalano. CITY COURT Richard Oakley was found guilty in city court Saturday morning on a charge of speeding speed-ing 70' miles per hour on Seventh East street. He was fined $10. Lane Jackson was found guilty of intoxication and sentenced to pay a fine of $10 or spend five days in jail. A stay to January 7 was given. IN YE OLDEN tUY? 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