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Show 12 Sunday, March 12, 1950 SUNDAY HERALD . A Crwini CI Ilia Sports Beat By RAY SCHWARTZ Cubs Upset Granite, 55 to 54; East Wins Consolation Title, Ogden Tigers Whip Grizzlies Herald Sports Editor All things come to him who waits they say and ;' ' , ' .... ' .: ! : , By A'. I. .... : ' X Pofav, 1 1 i 'i i Younc university basketball fans. whoiJtave waited lo' , '. ' Yl arena in which to watch these many years for a satisfactory ... ilk J a varvk Allf AIB " TvT" SALT LAKE CITY March 11 How They Finished . m rs x u athletics oaiuraayt ioiiuwinif j me suuwunwmcuv (u.Rsouth hish's amazinar Cubs 1. South a t a X. Granite ior me consirucuuu ui tnat linai approval naa Deen gaineq .Saturday night came from be- -S. Of den hind to win the UUh class A basnew f ieldhouse. 4. East Since 'practically everybody in Provo and Utah 5. Logan S. West is basketball-mindeit meant practically every citizen in taTthVmwt 'Yhruimgnd " " . " the area was cheered no end by the news that construction spectacular tournament finish in fieldhouse was a i bedlam roaring nn fh move SQrtn ftfin fiplrihmise is scheduled to becin in the ithe hist&ry of the meet. of during the! final near future! Spokesmen for LDS church building commit- I M play which saw West come from then lose the lead te indicated that every effort will be made to nave th,e again four points but refused to behind and ed THIS IS IT, in ai thrilling finish. abovt is the architectural drawing of the $900,000 fieldhouse which has! gained the full approval c4 structure completed in time for the opening of the next give up, and cahfte fighting back again LDS officials. church to West's Construction on the structure is expected to begin in the near, future and it is hoped to have it ready for tha With minutes four go two to net Cal field goals by basketball season. 1951 basketball season. News that the fieldhouse had gained full approval cheer to thousands of BYU basketball fans who Drecksel and Bob Sofrenson, plus Lynn Wagner sank a hook shot to envision a new era of athletics for the university with the completion ofbrought the structure. another foul shot by Drecksel, to tie the game. But East high's , Gratifying News win jthe same In the' very last Dick Horsley came right back to hit another; hook shot and put the from away out, while Bailey This is indeed gratifying news for the people of Central second. on similar shots, with led Leopards in the lead. en Granite wonhad through the Utah who have waited so long for a f ieldhouse. It is no ' a tricky jump shot from the foul to Maintain second tire the last game up Edge 6fj circle. At the half the Farmers der, that every place a person went Friday and Saturday play.: The farmers held a 29 to Although both teams sank two had command of a 8 lead and the big subject of discussion was the f ieldhouse. ;As far as 22 lead at the half and held a 45 mbxe Quarter-Final- s baskets apiece, plus a free increased it through the next two the people of this area are concerned, the news on the field-hou- to Si lead with Just eight minutes throw ori each the Leopards quarters. r constituted one of the big news stories of the past to go. maintained their slight edge to The NEW YORK, March 11 UB cuse took the floor that the 18,000 .against the Arizonlans ha South as the rated victory win. Take Cubs Over a stunning upset Madison Square Garden fans saw command and shoved to 29 to 22 i few years, i Syracuse pulled . tournaof the slight upset the efcd of the first quarter, only and Western Kentucky, City Col- ther first upset, ilead by the first 10 minutes. But the Cubs took over. Attwo The f ieldhouse will mean more than 'just a great boon But thenSimmons clubs were tied 8 to 8. ment. . Drecksel's clever pivot lege of New York and LaSalle the was in Island never h smaller . and the Bob Long then little First, hit, for basketball in the area. It will be a tremendous help to Steve Heiner, followed by one At the half, EHt edged ahead 19 work netted him 18 points as he followed form as the four moved game. Syracuse took a 6 to 3 the Arizonlans kept pressing to ti outclassed his six into the quarter-fina1f( hut V,k ram rnarins completely of the Na- lead in the six the score at 33 to 33 on Leo other intercollegiate athletics at BYU not to mention the off the long arms of Cal Drecksel. in first foot-si- x Bill Hull thircf Og- tional Invitation basketball tour- minutes of opponent back in the ll Quarter to go den center. play, and stayed in Johnson's free throw just as the Granite was simply snowed. program. university's jintra-murSteve ' Heiner com- nament ahead 36 to 22. rest front of the way. Zoom- - half ended. the V night. GranSaturday For full three quarters. It will mean that Coach Chick Atkinson's gridders will ite's ttfeil Haney and The Leopard victory swas paced manded his share of attention and down the court with up A ing unWrtiog, Syracuse Dailey Dan Thomas, Dick though as he tanked four out of outraced be able to accomplish more in practice sessions during in- werf pouring them Larry the Orangemen chilling speed, Island in from all by four men Long University field four out and three of goals Horsley, Ronnie Miller anoitoyce clement weather late in the fall and during early spring sides! to give the farmers a for an 80 to 52 first round vic- held a 34 to 26 lead by the end RoosendaaL The Panther attack three foul 'shots for 11 points. tory JtfOfm -WA1 e I the second game of a of the first half. comfortable lead. With f iiuiniiirn drills. was led by Lynn Wagner and South bounded into the lead after doublein- header Than Faster Ever -- Will in minutes left the Saturday night J the first six minutes of the first only 3 eight Watchorn. Help Baseballers game no one would, have given Ralph on two field goals by after LaSalle beat Arizona, 72 to Far from tiring, Syracuse was Garden, quarter 66, in the first game. Western faster' than ever, after the interIt also will mean that Coach Wayne Soffe's baseballers South" high a chance. a The Drecksel. Cubs held slim downed Niagara, 79 to mission, The margin was 50 to The victory for South was par- Ogden 51, Logan 42 Tractors will be able to get an earlier start every year. This will twopoint, 8 lead at the half Kentucky .. ... CCNY eliminated defend- 37 whn In mlnnt and 72, .rvmalriMt sweet. j, marked It the increased ticularly, but 11 it "sjowly during ing champion San Francisco! Uni- and be especially helpful to the hitters, because a batting cage first itime South has ever gained (L'JR)SALT LAKE CITY, March ztt - 1V4 - f n. P. Medals by then the Long Island Little Bob Harbertson hit the next two cantos. can easily be erected in the f ieldhouse and can versity, 65 to 46, in the afternoon bench sat glumly resigned to dea entrance state tournament. the batters into Parte and Repair The contest River 26 With the ' points Saturday was a mad-ca- p hoop 11 round games. opening !let alone to win the champion finished the feat, Syracuse game The affair. playgex in ineir iicks wnue ine snow sun iues outside the to' pace Ogden Tigers night with second stringers. Coming Schedule MEILING CO. to a 51 to 42 victory over Logan ers tugged, pulled, poked and Coach Clarence Robison's track and field athletes also ship. Red-hJack Kiley with 21 Granite's all Now Syracuse meets Hainey topped in the Utah high school class A wrestled through 32 hectic minDISTRIBUTORS will be able to put the f ieldhouse to good use.! lit might even utes before the Leopards pulled and Western Ken- points, Bob Savage with 16 and scoring with 20 points. He was basketball tournament. Bradley Phone 030R-- 1 to have a few indoor track and field meets which followed by Drecksel with li and The victory for Oeden eives put the victory. Bear .River scored tucky nlavs be; possible Dick Suprunowicz with 13, led St the 735 Carterrille Bex Sherman White have become extremely popular in a lot of places throughout (Simmons with 12 tallies eight field goals'through the John's in the Monday night quar scoredvictors. the Tigers third place in tourna-ionl- y Utah Prove, 16 LIU. for meets while CCNY ment play and Logan fifth place entire game while East tanked 15 second-seedthe country. a m started the g L5aue Kentucky and La The game, on the whole, was a West completely outclassed In fact,' a lot of people including this writer have East 50, West 47 contest South Cache. But durins thf first Salle plays third - seeded Du free scoring' found the indo'or meets much more entertaining than the SALT LAKE CITY. March 11 with both teams showing fast of- half the game was nip and tuck quesne in Tuesday's quarter : are A High school Saturday fense and liberal defense. Ogden affair with the score reading 24- - final games. The semi-finoutdoor variety, because theyseemj to move along with ' and and oldest most 24 finals beat their Sat the at next intermission. night Thursday the at and half all ' led the During thejway, greater dispatch and all the action is right on1 top of you. bitter rivals West High in a held a firm , 25 to 16 lead. During final cantos, though. West started urday, Marcn ib. 47 to 50 ball game that the next quarter the Grizzlies hitting with Bill Burleigh and "Western Kentucky and LaSalle Add To BYlTs Prestige gruelling gave'- the Leopards consolation started to rally and pulled up to Ralph Watchorn leading the way. bothvhad their troubles in winAnd, of course, it goes almost without saying that the honors in the Utah State High within three points of the Tigers while tne Spartans were held in a ning per schedule, but it was not until the. Orangemen from Syra fielhouse will add greatly to BYU's prestige and the pres- School class A basketball tourna with only eight minutes to play. bind. But four successive baskets by No doubt, the disposition of Coach ment, of conference. the tige The packed University of Utah Bob Harbertson and Bill Hull ' Ev Shelton of Wyoming and as well as the dispositions of a iced the contest for Ogden. Is ,' lot of other coaches in the conference will be greatly im- Bob Jensen and Jerry Lundahl 1 13 with attack the Logan paced ' Roller jiioveu uy me ixeiuiiuuse. and 14 points in turn. Skating Time . The f ieldhouse will be of great benefit to the university ' Games Friday's in ways other than just athletic iWith a f ieldhouse it will be We Have 3 Sizes Both Granite and South Friday The 19th hole, that fabled mecca of all golfers will be hold the to for exercommencement possible it;s university Victories available to everyone Monday night: In the Provo golf clubnight captured (tiny tots - junior regular cises there instead of trying to crowd everybody, into the over impressive opponents to house. Everyone who is of the masculine gender for'vthe " . affair is stag. gain the finals. Granite thrashed Joseph Smith building, which is way too small Four Famous Brand Names and South sta 19th the Hole It's Logan underdog annual sponsored by the Timpanogds everybody who would like to attend the graduation MIAMI BEACH. Fla.. March 11 high beat Ogden In the ( Golf association to get the ball golf ball, that is) rolling forv Union No. 5 Chicago Rink KingstotU.R) 4- V.Vi'T program. Sam Snead other games Friday night West the season and acquaint the public of the plana for the coming a It also will be possible to holdconcerts and conventions didn't miss Saturday. He tore eliminated South Cache from the year. Winchester ) course' apart and sewed tourney with a Chairman Oscar his Carlson admonition of various kinds in the fieldhouse. In fact, there are any golfing victory Saturday repeated .... Plenty of Skate Keys 5c up the- Miami Beach open tourna- - while East nudged Bear River that Monday night's affair is not just for golfers. It's for number of uses to. which a f ieldhouse can be put,-- tnenfr- with aixstroke rlead mt out of the! running in a would-b- e golfers, duffers, just plain John Doe who doesn't the mark. :: contest. care about golf, and even guys who hate golf. (The conversion GrowinSf Institution ti;;-- v V4 1"; West i '.The popular Virginian The Farmers simply continued committee will be on hand to change the minds of the latter.) This writer hopes that when the f ieldhoiisV is built" thai sank tne ones long putts as well as their torrid shooting to swamp In other words, according to Oscar, its for everyone, and it's for a all free. The entertainment will include one of the latest is constructed so that its seating capacitytin be increas- - the short it Logan in the semifinals Friday 65 went in as that books the - ed to Between Goldmg Bailey films on golf and a Dutch lunch. President Walt Caine and IN PROVO 10,000 without too much expense,- - if the- - occasion the new record at the Normandy night. never had a chance. Pro Jimmy Thompson will be on hand to outline the coming Isle course. Snead set the official the Grizzlies should ever demand such an expansion. J 17 all Golding scored points year's events.' competitive record with a 66 in closely BYU is ;a growing institution. Central Utah is a grow- this followed with 16 points See you there, fellow duffer. Monday at 7:30 p.m. 'first regulation tournament ing area, That means that eventually an arena with seat- held 'here. total for 54 holes was 7M HENRy J. TAN.O, ABC Nilwwt wry Mouthy v.nlnj. ing capacity of 10,000 will be none too big. For that reason, 202Snead's 14 underpar, strokes, this writer hopes that the powers that be will look ahead Little Second ' into the future with a realistic view when construction ber , Little An Lawson arena of Monterrey, a gins. possible! seating capacity of 7000 witlj was to closest with a uai., be sufficient time may for. the being but it may not always 208, and it appeared him nothing but ;. be sufficient. i.; a broken arm could keep the ' J . leading money winner of the year Don't Provide For Pool r fromcollecting another $2000 as first prize. it is also hoped that room can be made! available for check famous tee shots were tne eventual construction of a swimming pool. Present I Snead's and true as usual 340 yards long as this writer understands it. do not oroviHe for plans, with 'the wind on the sixth hole, swimming pool. This is rather regrettable, but it will be for example. He sank putts from even more regrettable if some provision is notlmade for the 10 to; 30 feet with regularity.-Bu- t it was approaches inclusion of a pool in the plant at some later date. After all oh the greens with his iron that a swimming pool is something from which a great number paved the way for four birdies and two eagles. v of students will derive a great deal of benefit, Sam only grinned after his hot ..: on But the whole the f ieldhouse picture is exceedingly round, Little commented: -and there is good reason for cheer in the hearts of "Gosh, Ibut bright shoot a 66 and lose a ' ; uougar Dasxetoau ians. stroke." MOTE TmMTTLM'LiNaWXUL Thef sfwAf .rS 'J A rtl fu, lu,7 - ; ii,Vur, V .a. w.X:;"7 - m jt- -- . I i countyi1 . .,hKv!l-!?Iit-y-!L,- Jif . : d, 1 . . d.S trf -- . four-minut- es 1 4 T T .'. FANS-Pictur- , f . ! : , ; ; i-- Syracuse, LaSalle, Western Kentucky, CCNY Reach National Invitation . inter-mix- ed 26-1- se 1 1 - ever-battli- ng . slow-moti- ls on ) . i al , . k 10-po- int so-cal- led 1 : .. UP! . ' 20-1- . 1 1 A. A Esftit-Be- ar 1. a A , m ot top-seed- ed third-seed- ed ter-fina- ls, wide-ope- (U.R)-4E- -- ed i i n,! ast EC I al I j - f-- a , erso i This Wpyy Duff The Annual Timp 19th H oleS ta g Sammy Snead Sews Up Miami Beach Open - 1 . : Loose-joint- 36 n- 8. - ed 51-- iziv' .! .. . ; 46-- 36 -- I Spring Time :T' one-sid- ed 48-3- jil'-v- i -- B -- 46-36 three-quart- er i seven-under-p- ar r ' i I - :.. ! , thread-needl- e, i i 1 ". Het Round An funknown professional from Glenn ' Ellyn, 111., shared the course record with the veteran Snead. Felice Torza blazed in earlier with a 65, too. despite his frame. His: round included eight birdies, six of them in a row, which PGA chairman George Schneiter said Would probably go down as one of the unusual stunts of the year. Torza made his 65 with a 1 while Snead had a 3. Torza was 13th man on the list, however, with a 213 total, " try, 2583; Humphrey 24 865 Cleaners. Regal Alleys, 2471. High team gam Pastry, 885; Regal Alleys, 873; Equit1 able Life,. 846. r Hiigh individual 1 series i- - H The Major Bowling -- league ChUd, Lilly's,v. 584: B. Weise. Ser- onurueix, Kegai, w. . ' standings: Pet. '.W.vL; V, nign maiviauai games 2 .950 LiUy'a Pastry . ;. . ... . 38 Shurtleff, 223; B. ; Weise, 213; H. Service Clean. ... .:27 .13 675 wrnio, i ill, . .23 17 .575 Big 4 Dist. , . United Sales .. ... .,19 21 .475 rifles 'were not made ... 19 21 .475 in Kentucky Humphrey Clean. but In Pennsyl- -' j Kentucky, Mayflower .'. . ..V-.- 18 22 .450 vania. ' Utah Co. 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