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Show r: I 5 I Itfw SUNDAY HERALD .SUNDAY, OCT. 14, 1956 Utah County. Utah y Varsity, Frosh Cggers 1 To Be Held At To Open Drills on Monday the center post. Forwards in Basketball moves! onto the corded 18 wins, eignt losses anai at , J ohn elude Lynn Rowe ( at BtU Monday finished second in the Skyline 6--4) sports stage Benson when Coach Stan Wtts whistles race. Returning from the '56 guard in all varsity anJ freshmen are Toift Steinke (510), Harline of day aspirants for the first Russ PeterIT Anderson ry practice. and Mel Wilkes ' Like the. other ; schools in the son Jack Ander-khe Cougars Paul Kitchen will be the only mem- son ni i9,,nAh nrpspasonf two weeks earlier than usual. In ber of last year's squad returning seasons past Nov. l was we starting date,, but conference members changed tie; date to compensate for schools who Jiold spring practices. (5-ll- ! and (6-4- ), i Hal Jensen (6-4- ). While a number of sophomores up from last year's frosh club and other newcomers will augment the varsity candidates, the )r - (6-0- ), (6-0- ), (6-0- ). list will ' ont be known definitely until Monday. (6-6- ), min-confere- ' I ; Freshmen newconjjers will re" at port to Coach Bob;' Bunker Albert 2jp.m. in the George Smith Fieldhouse, nd between 80 and 85 first year boys are expected to be on hard. Coach Stan Watts jwill take his varsity hopefuls (an f4estimated p.m. on 40 players) in tow it Jia main floor." "With the schedule (we've got his vear " said Watte, !"our work is really cut out forfj u$. We face Oregon State, Washington, Iowa State ,f Michigan bt ate, UCLA, Bowling Green, and three teams. in the Holiday Festival before we even get into conference action." The eames with Oregon State, Washington and- - Bowling Green will be at home! the other pre season contests 'will be on the Another road. with Stj Mary's one Joust, is sandwiched between league games late in January at :j "'i'V Provo. The varsity crew;, Watts said, should be pared to Workable size by Nov. 1, and th first contest will follow 30 days later in Provo. Reporting for the nitial drills Monday will be several members of last year's Y squad which re--1 I "V V j I - Detroit Lions Favored To Extend Win Streak Today 'Jaycees Night' V i - sr. i Calhoun Wins Over SuIIivaii on TKO Chicago; the Steelers are 2Vz point picks to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles at Pittsburgh; and the Baltimore Colts are one point choices By. EARL WRIGHT Tuesday Grapples A fund drive for the Utah Child Guidance 'Clinic will be held in conjunction' with the wrestling matches Tuesday night at the Riv-- j erside Roller Rink, according to Bud Schardine of SpringvUle of the Utah County Jaycees. He is; acting as chairman of the county unit for the drive. The wrestling matches, which will get underway at 8:30 p.m.j will feature a tag team match, with the hated "Prof." Roy Shire and Yvon Ouimett going against Roger Mackay and and Chief Kit Fox. It will be a return match. The popular Fox "and Mackay met Shire and Ouimett last Tues day in a tag match that was de clared a "no decision contest by Referee Buzz Jones, when both teams started fighting among the spectators. In order to make sure that the grapplers remain in the ring next Tuesday night, Promoter Dave Reynolds said he was enclosing the ring with mesh wire. Tuesday night's semifinal will pit George Grant against Don Moore. There will be one other match on the card. Jay Larsen of American Fork, president of the Utah County Jay cees has asked the cooperation of all the Jaycee units in Utah Coun ty to participate on Tuesday eve- - United Press Sports Writer The Detroit Lions, the only per fect record team in the National against the Green Bay Packers Football League's Western Divis at Milwaukee All six games will be televised ion rafter two weeks of play, are on regional networks by CBS. 64 point favorites to run victory; string to three games when they play host to the Los Angeles Rams in one of the pro circuit'; six Sunday games. The Chicago Cardinals have up By set the champion Cleveland 20-3- 0 Browns and New York Giants for the Eastern Division's only perfect Norman Aplanalp, manager of records but the oddsmakers aren't Club's Pony convinced they can keep it up. The the Provo 20-3-0 Cardinal clash with the Redskins League team, was Honored re at Washington is rated a toss-u- p. cently by members of the club The Browns and Giants, picked for his outstanding service to as the chief contenders for the boys. Members of the club presented Eastefn title when the season bewith a gift at the dinCleveland meet and this at Aplanalp gan, ner even. is also rated meeting at Sutton's Cafe. game In the other games, the Bears Aplanalp was one of the man10 favorites! the over are agers of the Timpanogos Pony point at team that played .Niners San Francisco orty League All-Stin the Regional tourney at Riverning, They will meet in their re- side, Cal., this past summer. their CLEVELAND (UP) Fast rising young middleweight Rory Calhoun of White Plains, N.Y., earned a fistful of future bouts with; an 8th round technical knockout of Eng land's John L. Sullivan in a na tionally ti&levised fight in Cleveland Arena Friday night. Calhoun, favored 5 going into the bout, floored Sullivan with a right left right combination to close the seventh round and Referee .Jackie: Davis thfe aggressive battler into the eighth. seconds nine only Cleveland called off REORGANIZATION PLAN BELOIT, VVis. (UP) Dolph dihas been athletic who Stanley,: rector and basketball coach at Be-lo- it College since 1954, hereafter will have only; coaching and teach- ing duties under a new reorgan- ization plan of the college. 8-- Norman Aplanalp A Honored Club Provo 5 j j j OPENING TOMORROW at 'IAmerican fork SALES & SERVICE 51 EAST MAIN ST, EVERYTHING FOR THE ARCHER ar 1 The only range In the State 6f Utah With Moving Targets spective club uniforms at the Riverside Skating Rink, where the matches are held. High! spot of the evening will be the awarding of a "Second Car" to supplement the family car to someone present. WILL BECOME COACH PHILADELPHIA (UP) Catcher Andy Seminick, who has expressed a desire eventually to become a manager when his playing caThe car is being offered for this reer ends, will be a coach for the charity drive by A. L. Duckett, Philadelphia Phillies next season manager of A. L. Duckett Sales in what may be his first step up !i: We invite the Archer Clubs and the public to come in and see our populcjr lines of Archery Merchandise. OPEN 6 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT the ladder. and Service. j Unl-v.rsit- v. PARKAS v. ' i B-- Hr ft Star 9x9 by the bowling' proprietors of Utah who will send the winner of the men's and women's divisions to Chicago to participate ki the national All Star event. Local bowlers who will enter this year are Milt! Waycasy, Ir win Tolboe, Dick Fowler and Stengel Signs New Contract James Fetterley. In the qualifying round, the men wil bowl 12 games in each of- - the alleys and the ladies will 'bowl eight' games In each house. The four alleys this year; are The Regal Bowling ki Provo, Paramount Bowl in Ogden and K. B. Lanes and Pal D Mar Lanes in Salt Lake. Following the four qualifying rounds the,' seven men with the highest pinf all for the 48 games will go into the finals in which every man will bowl every other match. man a three-gam- e Doug Muir of Salt Lake' who was last i year's winner is auto-iinto the finals, matically seeded . t .. vision li aie ..six in me lames l.iuiis. match into a 'shooters go; high finals. the for play Squads of some of the state's best bowlers will roll at the Regal Alleys today at, 3 and 6:30 p. m., according to Lynne Wright, manager of the alleys. , ' Gold Meadow . . j. . . . . Western Distributors . Mountain , States Steel h11 0-- ... 10 Westwoods Drive-i- n University Cleaners.. .1.. Regal Recreation ' i (' Summary of Results . 14 15 13 UniveTsity Tribe ..... 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