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Show SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY. MARCH 14. 1954 Utah County, Utah fv II V- I I. . A . I Y77 Jl HLxi 1 Four of 16 Teams From i v Early fishing feve rspell3 bass fishing opJtfead Lake to many, steelheading in Idaho or tne rsortnwest to and some few more each year take a fling tor the off shorn ocean ansrlinz along the Lower California and otn-ers- . n' .i u; Daily Herald Selects Nebo, Alpine 'Stars Utah County Provo'i second basketball, bon anza uus month tne class a Utah high school tournament moves into the George Albert Mexico coasts. Smith field house this week with ana or So goes the signs the times greater interest the state's 18 top small-schoparticipation in all thinp outdoors. .quintets ready for a try at the Lake . 1954 championship. which follows the Just ten years ago you'd be hard pushed to get Mead The tourney, mammoth M Men joust by only Lake information from many of the boys around town. two weeks, opens Wednesday at Today, there are few of the diehards who do not get down 11 a.m. with a round-the-clothere fishing at least once a year. schedule of eight games. Finals Even so, questions about the place stilt keep coming will be played Saturday night. is the, jeeond year that in. One in particular asks about the live minnow problem. theThis B meet has been award Class In a recent conversation with Director Frank Groves of ed to Provo. Last year record the Nevada Fish and Game Department we asked him for crowds in the BYU pavilion looked on as an upstart Union the answer to the iise of live minnows oh Mead Lake. High School team from Roose You must buy your live minnows from a licensed velt battled its way into the finals vendor either in Nevada or Arizona. If bought in then tripped a favored American for the title. The de the latter state only gold fish are legal. If purchased Fork clubchamps will be back fending in Nevada, the vendor may carry several kinds of again. minnows including suckers, shiners, bullhead, etc. With the Smith field house seat ing capacity increased by several However, both states recognize the others regulations thousand since then, another mc? on this water. Which means that Utahns must either fish ord is in prospect before the last from the Nevada boat docks if they wish to. have any basket is recorded Saturday night as lother than the goldfish minnow to work with. Or travel Fairings for tne tourney, Saturday by Horace H on down to Overton to purchase their minnows in Nevada released Rose,' executive secretary of the 'before coming back to the Grand Wash turnoff before Utah High School Activities Asso of the some better side Arizona for to are ts follows. Drawing. fishing on the ciation, going for upper and lower bracket pairon the lake. were made Dec. 19. Since the live minnows are prime bait for the big ings first-da- y schedule: The fol- The Daily Herald today anall-stn basnounced its ketball teams of the Nebo &.d Alpine Divisions. The team's were selected by Jerry Cahill and Wendell Rigby of The Daily Herald sports staff. Spanish Fork placed thre i players ilO-ma- ? ol ar the team. American Fork placed four nn the squad. bprlngviUe. Tintic and Pv?nn placed two players each on the on-- , AU-Ne- All-Alpi- u-v- n bo ne team, wUh Juab emH weDo the other place. Brigham Youi.-Hjgt School and Lehi won two spots each and Pleasant Grove and Lincoln one each on the All-Alpi- Expsrfs Study Dig Gamo Harvest ne taam. The selections: Brownell Booth, V. Sterling Swenson, and Russell Boyack, all ef Spanish Fork: ' Gabbitas and Jerry Thorn, Gary Members nf the state bl? game matt and Goroprmgviue; committee of the Utah Wildlife don Oborn, uuane ElPayson; Federation imet last week in Salt ton and Don Wall of DannieRichTintic; Lake City to coordinate sports- ard Juab. Nebo honorman efforts Ia helping determine able Garrett, mention players include Pete the annual big game harvest. and Brent Haymond, The committee is headed by Carter Jack Swenson, SpanSpringville; C. Lee Warburton, sportsman ish Fork; Larry representative on the Utah Board Regis and Jim Kulow of Carbon, of Big Game Control. It includes and Danny Spencer, Payson. two members from each of the Brent Dorton, and Federation' five districts within Morgan Evans, Lehi; Mackey the state. f Boley, Merrill Bateman, Elton Also discussed during the meet Abel and Chadwick, all of ing was the forming of legisla American- - Jerry Dean Powell. Fork; tion requiring certain Qualifica Pleasant 4 Grove; Kenny Marshall, tions by anyone applying for their Lincoln; LeGrande Young and first big game license. J support Gordon Bullock, BY High. Alpine of national legislation favorably honbrable inmention affecting public ranees, the think clude Dpn Palmer players and Hugh ing concerning early versus late Haws, Lehi; Boyd Hoglund and season elk hunts, and several v American ' Guy Humphries, Fork, other items.' bass there during the winter and springs seasons, it Stan Walker and Wayn LOWER BRACKET Warburton urged that all Pleasant Grove; Jack Cox Ash, lows that you must get 'em over in Nevada if you wish and an active interest take sportsmen 11 a.m. Sumit first. South and Bob 'some real fishing.: Lincoln, A. Greg Farley. in annual range rides covering Oaks and Sherm vs. Alpine second, Kay, BYH. Another thing to remember is that it is unlawful to- Summit, game counts and feed isurveys. Lehi. He noted that any information 'trnnsrsnrt live minnows in Utah. Even though you'll probVfi... V 12:20 Four Resion concerning big game should be when minnows purchaj&L Utah you ably be using many co - ordinated second. Marysvale, vs. Mil with come licensed from TAKING IT EASY Red Sox mainstay, Ted Williams, is all smiles as he rests in Sancta Maria Hos- members in; the districtcommittee some from the Nevada vendor. They'll lard first, Parowan. concernpital in. Cambridge, Mass.! Ted underwent surgery to correct the fracture to his left collarbone. ed for later presentation to the iUtah seiners who wholesale them down there, 1:40 p.m. Uintah first, His left arm, which he kept in a sling, is outstretched in relaxed position. Board of Big Game ControL It it all sounds a bit confusing to you, take solace in Uintah, vs. Region Four third, Darrefl ASPEN, Colo., (UP) to a that Richfield. the thought that you are not alone. Suffice say Robinson of Salt Lake City, Utah, dread fear of scattering tne utan cnuD in mose ateia 3 p.m. Alpine first, Amerwon the giant slalom here Friican Fork. vs. Dixie first, Hura time of 2:14.2 ia the will keep restrictions close for the time being at least. PROVO CITY LADIES LEAGUE day with Ski ricane. National Races. ' Desert The Blooming j W L In the women's division, Jerry Provo Lumber it Hdw,.... 16 4 From here on for the next 60 days the bass fishing UPPER BRACKET Ann Devlin, Lake. Placid. Calif.. L. S. i J..... ... 15 5 can One there.1 Berg's if sure, you 5 is down i...13 ' 7 was second with 2:40.6; Tina should be good thing p.m. Emery first. South the burly Braves, on the other Deluxe Cleaners By OSCAR FRALEY the joshua take Emery, vs. Region Six third, Salt Lake City, was third ' Fly-waget by when the desert is blooming, when y 12 8 Western Distributors. have the smallest promoMembers of the Pacific new York (UP) The Mil- hand, game. with 2:41.8; Sally Heidlinger, Los on an almost ghostly look ' in a riot of white flowers, the winner of Beaver-Delt- a 12 tional director in four foot, four 8 Freddies' meet Committee Grill...... ;Jvill Regal Study ; Nebo first, waukee Braves go into the 1954 inch Don Davidson. . . 6:20 p.m. in Salt Lake City Monday and Viaduct, Cafe ........... 4.. 11 9 Angeles, was fifth with 2:45.9. and trin is one worthwhile. " 9 11 Vera Lundberg, of Seattle, finished to summarize informa- Shipp's Jewelry Sprinzville, vs. Region Two Major' Yeague campaign with one Tuesday As one of our favorite old timers used to say each third, " 3:01.6. Park to . duck and goose Happy Service City. title clinched, that of the tallest The Meramec Caverns in Stan tion relative t 8 12 eighth with snow flies 1950 ski course The 7 13 Shoe the "Jr in spring, "It's a wonderful place to be when theremeraoerea spectacular we$tern Dept. populations Taylor's 7:40 p.m. have offered their underRegion Four team in baseball. at. home." We auote Heber Knudsen. Long 15 was being used for the national s 5 Castleton J. South Sevier, vs. Region to j Ezzard ground emporium Hebe used to first, 4 16 slalom and downhill championThey have the biggest man un- Charles will be the delicious smoked crappie which Five third, Union. as a training camp for Noland Nelson, project leader Daily Herald ' of Results in der the ships and Roch Cup competition. six Waterfowl foot,! eight his Summary big top . . 17 heavyweight title fight in charge of Utah's 9 p.m. put up himself. Jordan first. Bing707 2214 event was the first leg of 808 699 Freddies Gene Conley and every other withJune inch comToday's of Regal is the Chairman i, program, Rteelheadincr Rocky Marciano. Rudy Roch 725 696 the ham, vs. Nebo second, Spanmanon 7992220 the squad is at least six disCup races. j Berg's .....i a former welterweight con- mittee and will lead the Manv Questions about the Idaho steelhead run this ish Fork. feet tall with but two exceptions. tender who now U cussions. made ;is Today's downhill race will be Membership Castleton's ... .618 576 6761870 over manages the run us the tells fisheries 2.7 mile course of of one Idaho from each chief, delegate year. Jim Simpson, These are infielders John Logan caves, contends they would make up Daily Herald . . . 601 566 5951762 which the rugged western seven more than 2,000 feet states, Canada, drops, one and Sibi Sisti, both of whom are an "ideal training camp" because tnis spring, jim preinci-- lv wm'wc Big should be a good Janet's v. . i L . . .604 647 6721923 and includes the famed ! and Alaska. 11 constant of their five taken. are inches The tall. feet, temper "only" lati March or earlv ADril before many V This important Information is Shipp's Jewelry 715 729 649 2093 Nagara Schuss. wo 'midgets" room together, ature. . . But Ezzard figures to; do used in , iff you are thinking of hitting the Salmon, it's tribuby the. Pacifici Flyway Happy Service.. 685 587 589 1861 Emory Woodall, Sun Valley, Ida., tooTTFobably,. so one of the big his chilling the night of the fight, in recommending season Taylor's Shoes.. 568 7016111880 was 7th in the men's division with Council taries or other steelhead waters up there for the first men an . . wonT UWV UUVMIUA get J inferiority. winter-earl- y spring limp, then ern oreoared to take your chances on success Annual late Happy Birthday: Saturday, Cliff lengtn, Dag umns, etc tor tne Western Dist. .607 677i 647 1931 a time of 2:19.6; Lewis Fellows, fall migratory waterfowl hunts Provo Tahoe, Calif., was ninth with on many factors. big game counts and range sur Mapes, 32, Home Run Baker, 68, to Lumber .707 788 742 2237 Lake It is a game of hit and miss dependent and U. S. Fish the Wildlife 2:20.2 and Marvin ..Melville, Salt toaay, ciyae Mcuiiough, 37; " veys will soon get under way In .: Viaduct Cafe .. .764 621 662 Much better to plan several) days at-i- t 11 possime. 2047 Lake City, Utah, was tenth with Service. .1 .'"-- 'l ."" if Norm and 32, Noble, Monday, Ray The much talked of "cherry bobber" can be purchas- all sections of the state. Deluxe Cleaners 635 688: 6561979 2:20.4. , Van Brocklin, 28; Tuesday, Lloyd Kid , Summary of Leaders Sauer 35, Pete Reiser 34, Bjbby In the women's division, Jerry ed at local sports stores. Reports from the coast area are Game Department officials are again encouraging all interested High team series: Provo Lum Ann Devlin, Lake Placid,." Calif., Jones 52, and Sammy Baugh 40; that it is a number one steely lure along with the golf individuals to NEWARK, N.J., (UP) and Jimmy and Hardware 2237; Berg's was second with 2:39.6; Sally Heidber organizations 27 arid Richie iAshburn tee spinner and the old standby, salmon egg clusters. take part in these rides. They Champagne, 148, Philadelphia, Friday, 2220; Freddie's Regal Grill 2214. linger, Los Angeles, was fourth 60. . . Bill Wambsganss Johnson, 148 Fluorescent red yarn is being wrapped on the hook below note that anyone participating stopped Willie (Kid) High team game: .Freddie's 2:46.8, and Vera Lundberg. of Seat55 in seconds of N.J. Club Regal Grill 808; Berg's 799; Provo 2, The do to Orange, not in seems these and Archery Timpanogbs. surveys helps northwest some only anglers the spinner by tle, was seventh with 2:57.2. the seventh round last night in The best bets: to win the Mas will meet Tuesday a'. 7:30 p. m Lumber & Hardware 788- .to in data necessary bobber collecting the cherry give about as well as the eggs. to be played in the Orem City Hall, it was an M, High individual series: types of hunts, their scheduled eight round bout ter Golf Tournament, to be either nounced Saturday by Mrs. Merle Hinckley seem would a try out on trout this summer and see if they, are a bit recommending April (Provo Lumber) 595; A length of seasons, etc., but also Champagne floored Johnson with Ben Hogan or Sam Snead. N, 551; Richins, publicity director of the Jenkins (Freddies) is able to see the animals and nuts too. hard right to the jaw just as d the track j 507. club. Certainly feed conditions when Wright are (Berg's) .j Yours for the fun, Casey. seventh round began. Johnson they , the nation is Kevan Gos All club members are urged to High- individual games: M concentrated on winter ranges. took a nine r count, arose to his man in n attend. Any other person inter Hinckley (Pt Lumber) 212; A Since the winter range is in short eet only to be tagged with another per, a. Michigan State from Australia. Before each meet ested in archery also is invited. Jenkins (Freddies) 206; N. Wright supply over most of the state it right flush on the china. he personally pressed his uniform Information concerning' club (Berg's) 203. forms the key to herd numbers and warm-u- p jacket and shines his membership, archery and bow Fla. (UP HALLANDALE, in nearly all of the 62 deer herd Referee Mike Antonelli stopped de-- track shoes. . . probably to be all hunting will be available at the as bout the Johnson .hung Wise Margin, the stretch running units. I fensele.csly on the ropes. X ready for the photographers. . . brown colt with -- only three and meeting, Mrs. Klcnins said. to "Join u "Anyone wishing one half hooves, burst through a a rtj wavav . . v 1! rm tt nz construction Of tfie r 4iTTr -n mTMA 1Uzh herd Saturday to score a j packed O " th Fed-Wildlife under victory in the $56,1000 j Echo Park dam because the gate to the National warden, nearest forest service Gulfstream handicap. eratlon convention today had pro--I standing atout high dams was part official, or BLM son Behind the tested .the organization's opposition of the condition under which the for the area of theirrepresentative interest. Calif. SAN Wise of came (UP) FRANCISCO, Market three dam was extended. Echo monument Park to the proposed Dinosaur First requirement is a horse Middleweight champion Bobo Ol horses strung across the track in the Dinosaur National Mona- - Also involved inhe controversy son was scheduled to leave San in a blanket photo finish,' The and with additional saddle, equip ment. is the construction of the Glen Can- ment rancisco next Tuesday for Chi camera separated heads apart, in areas certain ' necessary J ' , i i : . Herbert Smart, secretary of the yon dam inside the national monu- where the rides amount to more f ' where She will engage in his awarding second place to Hasty cago Utah Wildlife Federation; appealed ment. The national federation said than one final before defending his House Farms Ruhe an" third to workouts : and out t-day camping mM for exemption of the Echo Park it has no objection to the construc- is called for. title. against Kid, Gavilan of Cuba, the South American horse Inten-cio- n. structure from the federation's tion plans outside the area.- on Combat Boots "was fourth. ' t Apru z.T i stand against high dams in nationi However, Collison in' his report al paks and, monuments. ' : ' said that the federation must not .4 Smart, a Sal t Lake City resident, yield ta "local interest and political 3; rose to register his protest after expediency." a fib Director conservation federation Uq faces fo Charles H. Collison.l Washington, The planting of trout from the D.C.,1 presented his annual report. j Easy on state's twelve hatcheries into Collison reported that the federalower elevation streams and still tion presented testimony before a Superb comfort from foo fo JiocJ waters Is continuing on a nearcongressional committee opposir)3 daily basis, according to spokes the Echo Park dani, which wis men for the Department of Fish Inof the Department proposed by and Game. terior as part of a water conserva tion program in the upper Colorado Annual conventions of the North The annual stocking of two 1 Conference million German brown fry in Wildlife ; American basin. In his reply, smart said tnat tne and the National Wildlife Federa- lower reaches of streams over 4 Iff H:P Dinosaur National Monument was tion are now Delng held in Chi- the stateisnow near completion extended from 80 acres to 209,000 cago. Legal and larger rainbov have I acres in Colorado and Utah in 1938 Director J. Perry Egan and been going into available .waters .V, U with Harold -;.ja as the fish are Sorted In she by presidential proclamation Big' Game Supervisor the understanding that dams could Crane are representing the Utah hatcheries. Fall plants were made EXPLORER SCOUT CHAMPIONS Wesley Knudsen, chairman of the Boys and Girls committee of be built in the area to conserve Department of Fish and Game in many, areas, with present the Provo Kiwanis Club presents trophy to the Manavu Ward Explorer Scout basketbal team, which water for irrigation and other uses. during these important gather stocks going into waters that are won the championship of the Provo District. Left to right are: 'Front row Reid Wayoian, 'post Smart said the national federa- ings of conservationists from all accessible at this season. ' advisor; C. Nello Westover, bishop; Karl A. Miller, .ward counselor; David Jacobsen, senior crew tion would not be setting a prece- the states and several sister na Wilkleader: Dale Robinson, coach, Mr. Knudsen. Back row Jim Westover, Lyman Moulton, Dave Warmer weather will see ' " dent for high dams in public parks tions. J i . j; speed up of the planting program inson, Grant Miller, John Hart and BryanHarden. from the ample stock held at all hatcheries in preparation for the . . open season which is set for t ck AU-Ne- bo - Mike-Dmitric- h, All-Alpi- ne I I ; r ;. I . i Salt Laker Wins Aspen Ski Race 1 - Title Of Being Tallest Team In Big Leagues BraVes Claim ' Bowling Results Flyway Study! Group Slates Meeting ( ! ...... Ja-cobs- , ' j . ...... I ton-Mo- fly-wa- y. ., ", - ; Tu-rill- Game Counts Slated State s ee ee ... fc 1 Champagne Stops Johnson - Timp Archers Set Tuesday Meqting -- - Stretch Drive Wins for Wise Margin 1, best-dresse- - 440-ma- Smart Protests Wildlifers' Opposition to Echo Park Dam -- rfAl-,h- A- Olson Sets Final. Workouts For Gavilan Fight a. 1 I one-leng- F-r- k four-year-o- ld v I - . ' i r ' M Trout Planting Continues Daily K'lW Utah Game Chiefs Attend Wildlife Meets In Chicago j ' r (m " 't. cr brack easy off 6 - 1. Laceless 1 .y ;Jl J 1-- 1 1 k BASKETBALL i ,: f' June WORLD SERIES GET 0U OF DEBT HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS WREST LI NG COLLEGE ALUAMERICAllS Riverside MONDAY, APRIL 12 BYU FIELDHOUSE, PROVO ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY I 12. Ticket Prices I InTc . TUES., MAR. - 8:30 P. M. 1.50, 2.25 ' - & . Seats on sale: Hedquist Drug, Utah Office Supply end Brigham Young University. 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