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Show t FT r ( u.: m' MTsfM ran LiZjzj Li n c-7- 1 ;. r n Li - ' : c-7 Mb SUNDAY HERALD West Stars JJ'S WZZAMm j V SUN-giJ7-1:- -- PoSIuiion Doubles hi Favored For Pro BovI To VUk Arcgiea 27 to 5 n Game V 7 Coach Reed Nils en's Brigham' supporters when he came from Y'oung University wrestling squad jbchind to beat Bob Kemp after won a surprisingly easy 27-- 5 vie- - the Aggie had held a big margin By VERNON IcOTT CJZfV'V By Rot SloiTr tory over Utah Aggies Saturday ia the opening round. .. Jii LOS ANGELES (UP) Coach i n night in the .opening dual meet Look Gcod of the season in the Cougar Field-- ; The Cougars looked good even Buddy Parker's western division center, strutted his stuff Skyline Standings: Pearl "Poison" Po'iard, Jordan's W L Pet. of the most and spectators house. n the heavier weights. Lonnie all stars were 6 2 point favorites before the Provo fans Friday nijht , who saw h'.m are ready to admit he's a real "comer" with dis- Colorado A&JI ...... 5 0 1.C00 Rated by most of the large Badger, Cougar sophomore to defeat the eastern division rep4 0 1.CC0 crowd cf Interested SALT LAKE CITY (UP) The; newly formed Ststs Wyoming. tinct possibilities. spectators as tackle on the grid team, showed resentatives in today's star stud15 1 lead BYU .750 3 t? scored won he a was toid Board, promised to crackdown on Wildlife points Utah as decisive nisht Federation he the the best balanced Cougar promise Bulldogs Friday possibly Against 2 2 .300 squad in recent years, the Y men victory over Max Cologna in the ded fourth annual Pro Bowl foot- at its annual convention here Sat any violators cf the state's new his mates to victory lie doesn't seem to be too good a shct when Utah ball game. he's all. 3 at . .250 But, 1' just Utah Stats he's out away troji the basket any distance law, which Federurday that water and air pollution captured seven of the eight match i77 class. Big George Bowman, .250 es and showed exceptionally well another football ace, was equally 1 3 what his nickname implies just plain "poison" when he moves Montana The 62 best players in the Nation- n the state has doubled in the ation members termed the only 1 4 New Mexico .203 in every position. underneath the hoop. impressive in the heavyweight al professional football league meet past 17 years as it has in areas effective such law Utah has had. class. He had r.t least three near in a nationally telecast came that with similar industrial conditions .C00 ; 0 i While he was Jordan's tcp scorer Friday night. It seemed to Denver two ..' matches The Cats Madsen introduced Dr. Lynn captured deon to the Is valuable more if he as falls, with the bell saving Hen brings together Parker and Paul This report was made by Arden Thatcher of the Utah Board this writer Beetdizgers Results: one decision Friday and four of by falls, by lie derson, Utah Agie football star,! Brown of the Cleveland Browns for Gaufin of the U. S. Public Health Health, who warned of increased 76, Utah 58. fense, where his great height makes him a real goal tender. . default. Rollins, young by Gary two. occasions. could stand a little more polish when it comes to handling the post. the second time within a month. Service, who spoke before CC0 Dolution problems if added indus- BYU sophomore, won his match onMarion Saturday's Results former Cougar The last time they met was ia the Federation members, nut it mnt hp nnintrd out that he has eood speed and is Colorado Tree, a record rialization is accomplished. 133 in Carl A&M when Mexi the class New 67, pound did an exceptionally fine championship great, De- convention attendance. , in plenty a si!? for a growing boy his size. And, to make his future co CO. game playoff advised was USAC, by Reynolds, Scculer. National Wild- as third man on the mat. troit when Parker walked even brighter, he's only j BYU 71, Montana 62. away Earlier, Tony Madsen of Provo, HeLloyd his doctor that it would be best job were pleased with the new with all the marbles. Federation Chairman on Coit- Fans on the sportsman if not he did 53. The Denver representative 64, compete. Ag Wyoming ervation use in this rules Education, said the year, especially It Ij ortcn said that people don't fully appreciate things they were no had reserves. Falls Both teams availboast the best for BYU most fieldhouse one gies the defensive the the desirable method of teachown Take find ruht in their backyard. In the 123 man for penalizing Arnold Wilson taken able receivers runners and by In public schools passers, conservation ' ing instance. Probably a lot of Central Utahns' are already taking the stalling. MISSOULA, Mont. (UP) Brig- - division; and Milo Bauer in the in professional football today, along Results: ould be to persuade teachers to fieldhouse pretty much for grantedbut tojthe outsider it is truly ham Young University broke 157 class. 123 Pounds Arnold Wilson, with the nation's highest scorers a magnificent structure and thrilling siht to behold. ncorporate it in their sublets. 3 tie In the las' three minutes Wins Match Lone Brown's offensive will be built Duquesne 61, Niagara 53. . BYU Noel He said it had proved difr.-'j- it Schvaneveldt. Al Warden, editor of the Ogden Standard-Examine- r, to pinned on to defeat the Mon and raced Purdue 8, Northwestern 63. Coach around of the a with Cleveland's (Doc) cradle and Nelson, USAC, George set passing leg edu conservation 2 up points up this fact in a recent column in which he quotes Francis tana Grizzlies separate in a Skyline veteran Aggie mentor, won his scissors. 4:13 Otto Graham and Philadelphia's Georgetown (D.C.) 59 Ameri cation classes. Steele of OzAcn who was more than a little Impressed by the Conference basketball came here 45. can lone victory of the evening In the 130 Pounds fieldhouse which he saw for the first time when he came to Provo Saturday night. Gary Rollins, Bobby Thomason to such top flight Fordham 95, Sunday, the Federation will con 147 pound weight when Captain BYU, won by default. receivers as Pete Pihos of the Syracuse 75. to see the Globetrotters the other night. sider resolutions. Including ore The fast Cougars Frank Elder pinned Lowell Thorn 137 Pounds Reed Weight, Ragles, Elbie Nickel of the Steelers Toledo 76, Marshall 69. "It U wcrth anyone's time to make a trip to Provo just U trailed until breaking.'n the construction cf the confavoring third stensen, young BYU. decisioned LaDell Ander and Cleveland's Dante Lavelli. Up Bowling Green 84, John Carroll 79. troversial Echo Park Dam. Gro-v- er ret a lock at the splendid $l,:"0.0CO Brljham Younr University quarter whenmidway Cougar grappier a flurry of baskets from Ogden, in 7:22 with an arm son, USAC, I rldhouse." Steele was quoted as aayinj. "It Is limply out t front he'll field a line averaging Loyola (Bit.) 76. Washington Col Austad. Federation secretary. put them ahead 5 as the final lock and I 147 Pounds Frank this world." a Elder, 225 pounds and led by Lou Groza, lege 53. ' body press. said the dam wes a matter of The Grizzlies quarter began. Speaking of the Globetrotters, many people never cease to be fought back, in the final stanza The Cougar victory was estecl USAC, pinned Lowell Thorsten- Browns; Ken Snyder, Eagles; Ar Navy 62, Penn State. 58. contention among ofi'lcers of the amazed by the manner in which Abe Sftperstein's basketball show when Forward Ed Anderson's ally Impressive in view of the in sen, BYU, with a body press. nie Weinmsiter, Giants, and Ernie Miami (Ohio) 97. Western Re ederation. serve 79. Stautner of the Steelers keeps packing them In all over the world. They drew 7000 fans long set shot, tied the score at experience of the Blue and White 7:22 New officers also will be el;ct-157 Pounds Jim P into the fieldhouce the other nijht and that happened to be the 64, Michigan State 62. cd BYU, er, Michigan this will be squad. George Bowman, Facing aggregation heavy, Sunday. DiUar-- . .USAC, largest-fieldhousbasketball crowd of the season to date 110, Lockbourne stars Bobby Layne. of De Baldwin-Wallac- e weight, was the only senior grap decisioned Keith passing . two two to The . ' factors: Warden attributes the 'Trotters drawing power AFB 62. quintets traded baskets pier. Arnold Wilson. 123, and Y. A. Tittle, Forty Niners 167 Pounds Milo Bauer, troit, enter until, with two minutes and 50 Thorstensen, 1. They provide terrific hautime and between-the-gam77, Brown 63. of Van Brocklin the Pennsylvania were andNorm and juniors, seconds to go, a free throw by the balance of the team BYU,. pinned Buck Motta, USAC, Rams. They'll be pitching to Gor- Illinois 82, Ohio State 78. CGge tainmert In the nature of top vaudeville acts. soDh are with a headlock and arm - hold. don 2. The antics of Goose Tatum which keeps the fans In stitches. Sherman Crump gave the Cou omores 62 66, Manhattan with no collegiate expeii-- J 4:31 Soltau, Forty Nbers; It Is reallv amazing how the "Golden Goose" and his mates gars a 3 c the Rams, and John Hoff St. Joseph's 82. Muhlenberg 72 ence. HirscI Wilson is a man letter Only 177 Pounds Lonnie Badger, man 0!ofthe can carry out th? same routine year after year and still keep the A lay-i- n L. sket by BYU's Dean Wilson made Bears. Army 57, Amherst 41. quick work of his BYU, decisioned Max Cologna, fans coming back for more. Tatum and the rest of the 'Trotters Larsen and a set shot by Crump Pittsburgh 70. West Vireinia 59 won In when back "bull his 10-he Parker's fall openent 5. elephant" USAC, did the same things Wednesday night that, they did the first time put the Cougars out in front to 1:48 of to see heavy action Stevens Tech 87, Pratt 77. thesecond round with Heavyweight George Bow- field, scheduled they appeared in the fieldhouse. stay. a 20 yard line, Minnesota 59, Iowa 55. and eastern cradle the Milo inside leg scissor. man, BYU, decisioned Reed HenAnd. the fans laughed just as hard and as loud as they did Mantana, hitting effectively consists of fullback Joe Perry; San Indiana 90, Wisconsin 74. DETROIT (UP) . McKenzie during "the 'Trotters.' first fieldhouse appearance. Its just as i rrom far out, led throughout the Bauer surprised his most ardent derson, USAC, 2. Francisco; Paul (Tank) Younger. the fans never tire of seeing the 'Trotters go through the same first half, with Anderson and High School's star center was Rams; and Hugh Mcelhenny, stabbed critically and two of his routine year after year. Guard Ritch 1 leading the Niners. 67-6Forty animates were- - severely beaten However, most Proro fans feel Saperstein could eliminate way to a Johnsonhalf-tim0 e adthe preliminary rame between a couple of "pro" teams vantage ' of Grizzly Friday night ' after leading their . By United Press and not. hurt his case show. Even though the Philadelphia basketball team to victory over a West 63, South 60. e Fancy passing and control o rival school. Sphas and Toledo Mercuries battled throufh a " the backt.ards set the stage for Olympus 45, East 31. Police made a night long series Wednesday night, most fans were more than Just a little bored Jordan 51, Provo 39. the Cougar's winning drive in of arrests and rounded up' 11 by It all and were boolnr loudly at the end. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (UP) utive Skyline Conference victory Davis 44, Granite 43. "If that's any indication of what pro: basketball is like," one the last half. youthjususpected cf pr.rticipatir.'; Hal Forward Kinard sent In Juab 51, Tintic 41. over New Mexico Saturday night, Larsen spearL.aded the Cou 13 fan remarked, "I hope I never see any more of it. in the assault. Officers said, all in a fourth period raJy 47, Spanish Fork 45. Springville were students or recent graduates gar's attack with 25 points. His to points lead the league-leadin- g Colo44, Carbon 43. A couple of Provo speedboat?! cr Payson Central Roy and Wes Knudsen High School, where the scoring performance was match rado A The nine Tooele 48, Murray 42. game New Mexico five held STOWE, Vt. (UP) Aggies to their fifth consec- took top honors in the Intermountain Region during 1953, acwas ed by Anderson of Montana, who game played. the Aggies on even terms in the members of the U. S. ski team Cyprus 45, Judge 26. Ice Pick Wound fired for 12 field coals and a cording to an article in the current Issue of "Propeller," pubSatur went their paces through Tn critical condition at lished by the American Power Boat Assn. Bingham 56, Grantsville 42. free throw for his 25. first half, and stormed not sure of whether they South Summit 60, South Rich 37 hospital was center RossReceivins day, Dcbos-k2Roy took hizh point honors amonj the professional drivers o THE BOX: ahead aUthe end of the third were for the Interna- Wasatch 62, North Summit 44. the area with 3101 points, while Wes was 'tops among the amateur BYU practicing who said wa3 '18, police T E F P But as they hit the tional Championships in Sweden Park City 44, Morgan 33. period, 46-4drivers with 2125 points in the outboard division. stabbed with an ice pick. The f 6 1 3 13 Karren, or were just getting exercise nnd South Sevier 35, Wasatch Acad. 34 bladej which final , session, the upset-minde- d The Intermountain Region of the APBA covers Utah, Idaho Larsen, f 9 7 3 25 puncturodjiis lung, fresh air. The skiers still are North Sevierx56, Wayne 45. Colorado and Wyoming. Montana, had broken off inside his body and 2 0 3 4 f Lobos ran out Of steam. . ; Lewis, short of money which they are American Fork 45, Pleasant Gr. 31 doctors had to remove it. Roy ranked 15th in the nation amon the pros, while Wes was "Mateljan, e 2 9 4 The Aggies poured it on 4 trying to raise rated eighth in the United States among; the amateurs. through public sub- Lehi 41, B. Y. High 37. Teammate Jacques Berlin, 17, 7 2 3 Crump, g l 10 minutes of the in the last SlO.OuO Bear River ,60. Weber have was scription. o They 1 only 1 2 hospitalized tn bt'.ouss cimii-ticr 2 .' "..4."urges;;. - need game. andIn 23. fund North their Cache Bob Betz of Colorado A Se M l the eighth best fre thrower Andersan, 28, $25,000. Doctors said he suffered a "Couhter-punc4 11 3 1 MIAMI (UE) I - scoring If all goes well and enough addi Logan ,49, Box Elder 39. Kinard shared skull Another statistics high possible among the nation's major-colleg- e players, according-tof Italo Scortichini Ing Italy bat honors for the game , with New tional is pledged, the team of five Ben Lomond 54, South Cache 47, McKenzie player,fracture. Jo released during the past week by the National Collegiate Athletic Totals 17, Davidson, 13 15 1 tled favored Carmen Basilio to a V 52. . men women Millard four Delta was will in and Both He was Mexico 69, Bureau. the mouth. leave Guard punched Roybal. Toby F T P E draw Saturday night in tallied 16 Parowan 51, Milford 42. Ectz has connected on 42 out of' 50free throw attempts for Montana f for Europe Monday. given first aid and released. points. 1 2 25 a nationally-televise- d 12 bout. Anderson, boxing 81 percent. 1 . 3 Referee Eddie Coachman scored Howie Crittenden of Murray State who impressed Central Utah Bergquist, 2 1 0 5 c Fine, the for Basilio. the fans with his fine play when the Thoroughbreds played the Cougfight USE SEARS ,. 3 5 3 11 aggressor ONCE-A-YEAR- .-. most of ars last month is the 32nd best scorer in the nation with 315 points Johnson, g the way, while 4 1 12 4 Argenbright, g and a average. Jerry Sherrard pegged it 3 Judge 4 EASY PAYMENT FLAM Colorado A & M is the seventh best team in the nation in Adams, cf for Scortichini. The other 3 team defense, holding the. opposition to an average of 53.8 points CUrran, Mark had all it Erwin, judge, even at 6. per game. Wyoming is the 11th best with San average of 55.9 points Totals 14 9 P.M. Fri. Nites 62 15 i: Open and Utah is rated 23rd with a 58.0 average. L Basilio, A welterweight leading I l Score, by periods: In team free throwing, Wyoming i3 ,12th with 248 free throws 11 18 19 2371 contender from Syracuse, N. Y " oiu oi oo ior a UJ..J per cent. Colorado a & m ranks zuih as a BYU 17 15 13 1762 showed none of the class that MSU team in free throwing connecting 230. times on 333 attempts L carried him 15 rounds with ' Free throws missed: BYU for a 67.8 per cent. Kid Gavilan last Utah ranks third in nation on the fewest number of fouls com- Larsen 2, Karren, Crump,, Ander- Champion He was rocked re John September. mitted. The Utes have had a total of 177 fouls, called against sen 5. MSU Andersc.-x lefts and rights son hard 3. by peatedly them for an average of 16,1 fouls per game. thrown by Scortichini, who at Tip to motorists: The seconds 152si enjoyed a three and one-ycli save by speeding may be half pound advantage in the over-the first you spend in eternity. weight contest mi m L.GSC Wiidlif e Group: i &-- 1-- Anti-Toiluti- ....... ........... ........ .. . cn anti-polluti- on . I Basketball Scores 1 53-5- 71-6- 7-- 6. 43-4- 5 - 53-5- 3. " 6--2. es Prep Player CriJ'cd After Siabljfn.1 - J-- 53-5- 4-- i . Prep Cage Scores Rams op New Mexico For Fifth League Victory so-call- ed 32-2- 3. triple-overtim- ".; American Skiers Still Need Funds For Europe Trip C7-6- 0. Scortichini Gets Draw Against Carman Oasilio r 28-2- 8, y. 2. 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