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Show V V" Carbon To Provo. For Hoop Tourney I 4 Provo Wffh and Carbon, the only two Class1 A schools H '" im. -m i i " fit 1 V.A. ; SOUth 01 salt LKe COUniy, win piay a aeries ui mircc i , trames. the winner to aualify for the eisrht-team Gass A basketball tournament in Ogden in March, it was decMed Saturdayat a meeting of the athletic committee of the Utah Ifigh School Activities association. ". The winner of the, Prdvo-Carbon series' will au tomatically enter therournament, along with the "other seven teams to come from Region One and the Big Seven, the members of the committee, Sam Morgan, Mor-gan, Davis high; William Miller, Ogden and David Mitchell, Lehi, decided. Harold l.undeli, a lourtn member of the committee, was unable to attend. The committee also approved a "free-lance" schedule for Provo and Carbon this year, to be made up of Class A ;nd B teams. Neither team will be held to any require-rment require-rment of winning a certain number of games for the playoff, play-off, however. It was disclosed Saturday by Principal K. ; E. Weight of the Provo high school that a home-and-home - rame arrantrement has already been assured for Pr6vo with Osrden and West high of Salt Lake City. Davis has ,also promised at least one game with Provo, and a possi-. possi-. bility of two. East high, Jordan and Granite have already : been scheduled for home-and-home games. South high ! i the onlv Bier Seven school unable to meet Provo this season. With this schedule, it will not be necessary for "v Provo to arrange for many games with Class B schools, although it is possible that a game will -foe booked with the B. Y. high of Provo if arrangements can be made. Carbon has been assured of frames with Jordan and fs trvine to "line up games with East and Granite. Both Principal Weight and Dr. Aaron Jones of Carbon attended the meeting Saturday in Salt Lake City, and both expressed themselves as pleased with the arrangements made to crive their schools an opportunity to get into the " state tournament. The "bye" dates in the Ogden, Davis and West high schedules which will be given to Provo are as follows: Og den, Jan. 11 and Feb. 12; West, Feb. 1 and March 8; Davis, : Jan. 25 and Feb. 26. The dates with Carbon have not been scheduled. PAGE 10 PROVO. UTAH COUNTY. UTAH SUNDAY. DECEMBER 1.1M SUNDAY HERALD BAG BroncsTurn Tables On T'JayVeeairiBSSTil BAC Broncos took revenue on the invading BY Frosh team Friday Fri-day night by taking a 'thrilling 34-33 victory. , They avenged a similiar defeat suffered at the Frosh's hands in Provo a week ago. Coach Mike Aims team was never out in front, however, they kept the game as tight as a misers purse throughout The Broncos led 8-3 at the first quarter, and 18-13 at the half. The youthful Cougars closed it 23-2? at the third quarter but were unable un-able to forge ahead of the desperate des-perate Aggies. Big Meade squires and Niei Hart led the FrosTi attack, while J. B. Cooper loked good on the guard line. Woodbury and Mickeison were outstanding for the Broncos. ' f A a. .... : xne wwiu mei again Daturas y night in the final of a four game series. The box score: BYU Frosh Bulldogs Whip Granite, 32-20 The Frovo Bulldogs added another an-other Bir Seven basketball team to its string' of victims Saturday night, by defeating a strong Granite five, 32 to 20. High point men for Frovo were Bill Green, Keith Sondrup, and Bud Oldroyd. Outstanding for Granite was Wally Clark, all-state forward and Jack Zachrison. Provo took the lead at the outset out-set and were never headed, leading lead-ing 8-4 at the first quarter, 17-8 at the half. 26-15 at the end of third quarter. State Prep Scores 18 Pleasant Grove 30. Park City South 40, B. Y. High 27. Salina 33. Moroni 15. Grantsville 45, Jordan B. 16. Jordan 39, Weber 36. East JV's 26, Judge Memorial 19. Cedar City 32, Hinckley 14. Juab 47, South Summit 16. . Boxelder 37, West 18. Gunnison 41, Beaver 28. Fillmore 34, Tintic 22. Wasatch 31, Lehi 18. Parawan 28, Hinckley 22 (Thursday). Parowan 26, 26, Mil ford 22. Spanish Fork 20, Monroe 13. Carbon 33, Tabiona 13. Basketball Scores Press Queens 48. Field 67, Great Lakes Univ. 75, Fort By United Pratt 54, Chanute 57. Long Island Miles 45. DePaul 75, Washington 50. Kansas U. 71, Kansas State 46. Utah Aggies 37, Montana University Uni-versity 36. Idaho Vandals 48, Montana State College 34. PG Turns Back Miners, 30-18 The Pleasant Grove Vikings took another step on the ladder to 1946 basketball heights by turning back Coach Mark Reeve's Park City Miners by a 30-18 score. Coach Earl "Duke" Giles has one of the best teams in years at the Pee Gee school. They are bringing back memories of the Kelly Giles, Byron Carter, Keith Sundberg team. Benson and Louder led the Viking scoring attack with 10 points each while Hilton and Mathews appear to be one of the classiest guard lines in these parts. This is the fourth straight win for the Giles coached machine and it appears they are headed for a real colision with American Fork Cavemen when they meet Jan. 11th to begin their bids for the Alpine title. Anderson and Smith led the Miner scoring attack. The team gave indication that their late start as a result of football playoffs play-offs has had its effect. The box score: Park City G T F P Anderson, f 3 4 3 9 Smith, f 2 2 1 5 Murnin, c. 0 0 0 0 Uriate, g 0 0 0 0 Berry, g 1 0 0 2 Nichols, f 0 0 0 0 Adamson, f 1 0 0 2 Chamberlin, g 0 0 0 0 South Trims 'Y' Wildcats; Score 40-27 Wildcats lose second tilt to South 40-27 Coach Dave Crowton's "Y", high Wildcats tired badly in the final quarter to drop a 40-27 tus sle to Coach Don Simmon's South high Cubs Friday night in ladies gym. The "Y" team made a real game out of it for three quarters des pite the fact they never held the lead. Quarter scores were 8-7, 17-16 and 28-26 all in South's favor. The fourth quarter prov cd the Wildcat's downfall as their defense tired and fell apart. maimer and mnn nit on a scoring spree which cost the BY crew the game. Vern Whatcott, Bob Bushman and Jim Rawlings stood out for the local team George Collard used his height to good advantage until the ill-fated final quarter, when he wearied noticeably. The Crowton coached team has lost only two pre-season tilts, both to the South high Cubs. The box score: South Wilson, f , L. Smith, f Lincord, c Grider, g Palmberg, g . Wilkinson, c Bailey, g Kuida, f ... Margetts, Totals . BY High Bushman, Collard, g Whatcott. c . . D. Broadhead, Rawlings, g . S. Broadhead Bills, g Baird, g 0 Totals Store by quarters: South 8 BY High 7 Offiicals F. Dixon, McAllister, i Clegg, i ... Squires, c , Hart, g Clark, g .. Theobald, f Watts, c . . . Cooper, g- . Totals 12 14 9 33 BAC G , 0 . 0 5 , 3 1 1 . 0 , 2 T 2 4 4 3 0 0 1 0 Mathews, f . Woodbury, f Mikleson, c . Milne, g Allred, g ... Dover, f Peterson, f . Anderson, c Terry, & G 1 4 . 4 , 1 . 0 . 0 . 2 . 0 . 2 T 0 5 3 3 0 0 0 1 2 F 6 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 DoiDefedt Monroe, 20-1 3 "GusJBlack's Spanish -Tork Lincoln Hlsh Tigers clawed Dona returned to their wlhningJ their way to easy 29-1& win over , coach Elmer sraay a aoutn Summit crew Friday afternoon. Coach Bon Brooks used his regulars for only twenty minutes, sending them to the showers after taking an 18-2 lead at half time. ways by taking ow scoring tussle from Monroe on th latter' horn court by 20-13 count. The game was strictly a defensive' defen-sive' affair and at no time did either team set the net on fire with, overuse, .7 .. -ri. - Tha Forkers held the lead thrmiphntit leadift 2-0 at the quarter and 8-4 at half time. They did dunk 8, points through the iron ring in the" third quarter in the only semblance ox ouensive that was seen. Paul Linen and Paul Jones again atoodout in the Spanish Fork lineup. 4 ' . The .box score: Spanish Fork G T F P Hales, f. .v ......0 0 0 0 P. Jones, f. 4 0 0 8 R. Jones, c 1 0 0 2 P. Larsen, g 1 4 4 6 Thurgood, g. ,. 0 .0 0 0 Neilson . 0 0 0 0 Evans .1 10 2 Gardner .. .1 2 .0 2 Totals 8 7 4 2p P 2 10 '9 3 0 0 4 0 6 Monroe G Roberts, f 1 M. Magelby, f. ,3 D. Maglehy, c. .0 ' Asay, g 0 Pietzen, g 0 Larson 1 Hall Daniels .1 Totals 14 20 '4 Score by quarters: BYU ...3 13 23 33 BAC 8 16 22 34 Officials Osborne, Seamon. T 1 3 2 2 0 0 0 1 F 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Totals 8 Score by quarters: Spanish Fork 2 9 Monroe 0 ' 4 9 1 13 1720 813 KEESLER RECORD BILOXI, Missv Pvt. Harry Uhle cut four seconds off the Keesler Field cross-country two-mile, two-mile, negotiating the distance 'in 9:54. Lincoln Tigers Tti!e South Summit Into Camp by Tune of 29 to 19 Nebo M-Men Hoop Schedule Released PAYSON Following is the schedule for the first half of the Nebo Stake M-Men basketball leagues, to be played at the Pay- son senior high school. Wednesday, Dec. 197 p. m. First Ward vs. Second.; H p. m. Third vs. Springlake; 9 p. m. Benjamin vs. Fourth. Thursday, Jan. 3 7 p. m. Third vs. F6urth; 8 p. m. Benjamin Ben-jamin vs. First; 9 p. m. Springlake vs. Second. Thursday, Jan. 10 7 p. m. Benjamin vs. Second; 8 p. m. First vs. Third; 9 p. m. Springlake vs. Fourth. Thursday, Jan. 17 7 p. m. First vs. Springlake; 8 p. m. Second vs. Fourth; 9 p. m. Ben jamin vs. Third. Ladies Bowling LADIES' BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings Team W L Pet. Fisher Beer 33 19 .634 Modern Cleaners 31 . 21 .598 Madsen Cleaning 30 22 .577 Larry's Coin 30 22 .577 Harveys 24 28 .461 Fern's Frock Shop ... 8 44 .154 High team series: Harvey's 2052 High team game: Harvey's 731 High individual series: E. Lord, 468. High Individual game: A. Mad-sen Mad-sen and G. Worthen, 177. He continued to parade half the Lincoln student body Into the game and finally wound up with a ten point advantage. Cole, Madsen, Halberslaben, Pi no and Griffith,4he starting five, looked .impressive to say the least They held the Summit boys scoreless score-less from the field while they hit the-hoop for 18. points. The Kamas team fared better against the reserves, but were un able to close the sixteen point lead despite some good work by Zieve and Stevens. The box score: LINCOLN G. ......... 4 1 1 1 2 1 1 Cole f. Madsen f . . -. . Halberslaben c. Pino g. ...... Griffith g. ... Williams c. . Ford f. Aiken g 0 Edwards g 0 L. Ferguson f . 0 Boker f 0 J. Ferguson f 0 Nimer f 0 Loveridge g 0 Balser g. . . . 0 T. 0 2 3 1 3 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 F. 0 1 1 1 .2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 p. 8 3 3 3 6 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .0 Pioneers Drop 8 Tiltt&Wospst Lehi Pioneers are havfnfttflf ficulty in developing a winning combination. Coach Dean Prior's squad took their fifth shellacking of the season Friday night at the hands of the Wasatch Wasps by a 31-18 score. . " i . a Keith Trane, coach of the Reber school was a former Lehi star. He made his debut at home as a mentor an auspaclous one and although home town folks were happy to see him they were not that happy. Murdock led the Wasatch scor- Lehi. Totals 11 15 7 29 SOUTH Prescott f . ... B. Lowdcr f. . Zieve c MeNiel g. ... Stevens g. ... J. Lowder f. . Crittendon f. . Gines M. Van Tassel D. Van Tassel SUMMIT G. T. F. 1 1 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 Totals ....6 16 7 19 Quarter scores: Lincoln 8 18 2329 South Summit 0 2 14 19 The box score: Wasatch , G T t P Hoover, f 1 2 18 Caltelon, f. 1 4 4 0 Besendorfer, c 10 0 2 Murdock, g 5 3 2 12 Durant, g 0 3 1 1 Ben Lindsey, f. 2 2 15 Bob Lindse y, . 0 111 Chrlstensen, f. 0 1 1 1 A. Anderson, c 0 0 0 0 Casper, g: 0 0 0 0 Totals 10 16 11 31 Lehi G Meyers, f 0 Wathen, f. 3 Mitchell, c. 1 Peck, g 0 Dorton, g. 1 Roberts, f. 2 Holmstad, f 0 B. Anderson, c. 0 Gray, g 0 Hunt, g 0 Jones, g 0 Peterson, c .....0 T 1 3 4 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 F, 1. 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 P 1 7 2 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals .7 13 4 18 Score by quarters: Wasatch 8 14 2431 Lehi 3 7 1019 Officials Beck and Woffendth. Totals 7 6 4 18 Pleasant Grove G T F Benson, f 5 0 0 Bezzant, f 2 0 0 Louder, c 4 4 2 Matthews, g 1 1 0 Hilton, g 0 3 2 Walker, g 0 0 0 Perfect for imdmmr and Hfrfe-r lemttmp RAGLAN CASUALS tm rteh hmnU-ttainrd leather The latest In popular masculine shoe fashion. With the support of an oxford, but the easy comfort of a slipper. ,J V .' 7;. 7 Jl h I, 'v lli I'i i l l I Tho I'fitiiQf oioo r' mw m ' ; f., if 1 i 4208 m 0 : J ' 19 12 2 40 pj? mi '1 . i J :::::::::: Y t ' f MttSt 111111101 lilll ' g .... o o o o I ? v iff 0 3 117 I y ? ;?i . ' oooo I f - ; sty ! U Z U U 1 Vtfi ,'. 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And the deflated tire and tube may turn crosswise, cross-wise, or pull off the rim, rolling away altogether alto-gether and throwing your car out of controL But you will have proven blowout protection protec-tion fvrhen you ride in a 1946 Plymouth Dodge, De Soto or Chrysler! Blowouts may still occur, of course but they will be robbed of most of their danger. An exclusive Chrysler Corporation feature, the Safety-Rim Wheel makes it practically impossible for a flat tire to pull off, even at higher speeds. Because tire and tube remain in place, you slow to a safe, straight stop. Solidly and tightly the tire stays on the rim. And because the tire does not slip crosswise to the wheeL there is less chance of raining good rubber. These Safety-Kim Wheels were put to the most grueling tests dynamite caps were attached to cars' tires, exploded at 75 miles an hour! 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