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Show SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1831 Ptoto, Utah County. VUH 11 Bowl Games Set for New Years Day. Vffiaeova St. Louis Upsets Many for Last Time - field Goal by Janowicz Gities East 15-1-4 Upset Victory in Shrine Game Favored Kentucky For Championship Santa Clara Edges High-FIyin- Utah State by Sccro of 63-6- 2 Unbeaten St. Joseph's ; ' " ' volving unbeaten and untied BUIXETXN By UNITED PRESS LOGAN. Utah. Dec. 29 CIRA football fans get teams figured to be one of the America NEW ORLEANS. L Dee, field goal In the last desperation season ' the of was last the most That decisive. their fling 16 The St. Loala Bllllkena - CalifornU few WOOD HAL seconds Rlchter of By by Santa Clara's 11 New for little and big came frem- behind la the last Tuesdayat ' bowl match in" New Or Dick Simon! gave the California " West kent the East from A 8 Press United Year! day bowl games and the Sugar Writer porta making slxseeends defeat ef t play a 6362 win over the fans who at leans between Tennessee, the na 0 SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 29 MaJJO a rout of the game those quintet favored Kentucky and upwards of 400,000 Utah State Aggies here Saturday tend tnem may oe seeing a iaxe-we- ll tion's number1 one team, and win the Sugar. bewl basket--ba- ll The reversable pass pattern of first two periods. -during . col Maryland; the fourth ranked out night show of championship before-. Dick Kazmaler to Al Dorow and More than 2000 fans watched Cames U Ufa arid be will extravaganzas. There fit. Sao legiate 8atapproximately fans here. stunned the Tanners from behind some that 18th certain toe versa almost" of is 'the on for this vice hand It "plus 80,000 .fans gifted ' It was the third In the third period, however, after trailing pull urday night. an of ' 10 curbe will bowls renewal of a classic that has pro the little time In four .years thar St. Ohio State's Vic Janowicz gave the West came to life sparked by points throughout average .of the first three in season tailed next keeping vided some of the greatest thrills 15-Leuis had exercised Its Jinx the East an victory a remarkable, running perform stanzas. They led 1 with less with the general in over Kentucky In Sugar bowl over the Westupset competition. : But in' the 27th' annual ance by the gifted Frank Gilford than 10 seconds remaining when trend in college .sports and it is despite the similarly fine records tournament play. Simoni hit with his final bid. . . Shrine game Saturday, conceivable that the N.CAA. of the antagonists. Tennessee of Southern California. In a 74- - Aggie' ace Bert Cook led the too. ones, to out the rated' favorite an 'rule allcould big While Kaxamier, Princeton eight point attack with 17 markers, yard drive that took ten plays, Farmers ' So for what may be the finale win in a setting in which the By STAN OPOTOWSKY and American xour Dorow, a halfback, niWflnl tK. xieia goals ana nine free to a national hysteria that has forecasters predicted fair weath United Press Sports Writer the fine Michigan State Quarter--- -or throws. High point man for the 35 NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 29 DR manned more than two decades, er and perhaps a dry field. recIv4 yard-ifof nart back did the big the was in 36 the fans are hoping for" a terrific two yards. The touch Bob Peters withCallfornlana " Larry Hennessey plopped 19 tallies, seven Stanford tJnderdoga gaining it was Janowicxs first for another set-u. show wherever as Villa- - age Saturday they go. points night Deriod field goal that down was p when Kloster- - field goals and five from, the In the closed shop Rose bowl at They're likely to get it, too. f1?. 5YerBrl5hm JLH?JeUed the margin of victory man to Bill Hbwton of charity stripe. -passed oo. m uw ousar dqwi mu- Tor in the matching of opponents, Pasadena, where the day's ' top "VA K hl, lmrortant field eal Rice 1 28 yards to the six-Insimoni scored only two field especially for the five big bowl crowd of .49,000 will be pulling ball tournament consolation game Janowicz was voted the .most line. goals but the , try up for Stanford to win from Illinois It was the second night in a valuable player in the game by From there games.' the sponsors lined Gifford plowed over in the last seconds paid off and teams In which not even the and give the Pacific conference row that ' Hennessey set a new sports writers and radio men ' in tackle for the touchdown, and he was carried from the flnnr m oddimakers could foresee a great ita first triumDh over the Biff Ten Sugar Bowl record, officials an- attendance. Rlchter made good ' on the first his teammate's shoulders as the measure of difference, since they signed the xirst oowi nounced. The old record was 28 The field, goal came after Dick of cheers of the .Logan . faithful two conversions. Dact six years ago, the Califor- - points. V Alban of; Northwestern" InterTV Watchers turned Into, groans at the final score That made 7 the for the . 31 Friscored were nians Hennessey underdogs. points Don East, but the. Visitors came one of Loyola's cepted at to the even fans team as his right gun. the In addition lost its Klosterman passes on the 22 , Illinois coach Ray Eliot groused day night m the fourth period on The; 5 . games, there will be millions of about the general unpreparedness unbeaten record by bowing to St. East squad picked up six yards on a rd march ' living room viewers throughout of his warriors, but Stanford Louis. Yet Saturday night, he culminated Janowicz m a touchdown. that, set-u- p plays and then was It the nation for the television ac- mentor Chuck Taylor,, who was was better as he arched In set three back to the S2 to try the wnen ouiord rumbled a pass on count of the Rose bowl game be named coach of the year for his shot and plunked in push shots stepped The ball went straight his own 29 and Sherwin Gandee tween Illinois and Stanford at fine job. with a young team in with gay; abandon. Brigham placekick. the through uprights and that of Ohio State recovered on the to of two men on the tried said first at post the CaL, Young his first year helm, put Pasadena, , season contests to be put on a -- Here's a tip don't listen to any- him, but that was futile. He turned out to be the victory- west so. Janowicz and Dick Pivirotto of .17 field goals, and two free margin. nationwide video hookup. body's complaints because we'll scored was But after that it the great Prmceton 20-1- 4 the ground All of the major bowl 'games both be in top shape." Unusual throws. of Dorow and Kazmaier in drive this sparked time Janowicz with Villanova took an early lead irJ work will - be on network radio California weather conditions backiield that made the dif- going over from the three for the 'MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 28 broadcasts and the minor ones which undoubtedly would mean the gamebaturday night, and held the ference. A confederate air raid led counter. it throughout. Its lead was 39-U) rapid-firin'will be broadcast on a local basis, rain were considered likely. Roles' Switch g East It had the the Fred Benners' of the at by half and appeared so the combined listening and At Dallas. Texas, Paul (Bear) only eight points ' tucked away 19-- 7, but with Southern Methodist carried the 'viewing audience will be a huge Bryant, coach of the Kentucky because ' of a late Brigham Young First Dorow would pass to game minutes left Glenn noDman South from behind Saturday to would only Kazmaier; and then they segment of the nations popu Wildcats, was hoping his squad rush.. ' St M found a big hole a 20 to 14 victory over the North Texas of A roles and Joe switch Tom and the flu latlon. Princeton; Karren did Richey would assorted, battling quit the center of the East line. and its ninth In the 13 playing Surprisingly, the only, game in- - germs and come out with full most of the scoring for Brigham star would pass downfleld to in ar oroxe were Dorow. 15 in Both accurate through, did some nimble of the Blue and Gray the Youngv and Texas Richey got Christian, points vigor against their tossing and sticky-fingerthrough the secon classic. host champions from the South Karren nine.' '! . A crowd of 22,500 watched the l in their receiving. As t result the dary-tgo 52 yards for a touch west conference. A full house of The box: Benners complete one down. Villanova (72) G T F P plays seldom failed to make 75.349 was expected for this That ended the scoring for the aerial mat traveiea 48 yards to 3 0 3 6 yardage.1 clash and despite the flu bug Mooney. f . : . .. .17 2 3 36 The. West failed to make a first day although the West had one Its mark to enable the south to By UNITED PRESS ) bugaboo, the oddsmakers still Hennessey, .'.f - one that was tie the score in the fourth quar0 f even. down 2 0. teams Results Schafer, the rated during the entire first more chance exaetly Saturday's ter and go on to win. a c fumble. 0 2 never fore8 was and threatened the cool spoiled by Detroit 88. John Carroll 69 Brennan, weather quarter Fair, tiry, .Pushes South Around 1 c their afternoon 69 0 During great East half. Oklahoma the first cast.:". State Devine, Kansas 84, during A Yankee forewall bulwarked 1J 0 0 2 During that time the East Kazmaier and Dorow. were about Gepp. c . . Orange BovgL; (3rd place). 1 4 ,1 6 padded its margin to 0 at the as equal as two peas in a pod. by. Michigan State stars had Texas 65, Vanderbilt 49 (3rd Georgia Tech, " unbeaten but trlasmire. g 12 -- passes pushed the South around earlier 1 5 0 11 half time, intermission by staging Kazmaier attempted g Stewart; place). tied once, was a bare Vt point Stahl, g and completed six. He had one as ruthlessly as the Blue legions 0 0 u 0- - 0 a in drive second the Xavier (O.) 77, Cincinnati 70. favorite Baylor Maguire, g 0 0 0 0 period. The features were Do row's intercepted for a net yardage of ai 'ana big BUI oenysDurg, Hoosier Classic (round robin) .. in the to top pass-hapf Orange bowl at Miami, Iowa was the batNotre Dame 64, Purdue 50. pass to end Karl Kluckhorn of 100 in the air. Dorow attempted Reichardt-oFla- - before upwards of 60,000, .32 8 10 72 Colgate, for 25 to the 20; and the 16, completed six, had two Inter- tering ram of the North's atSt. Bonaventure 73, Western Both coaches, Bobby Dodd of Totals i G T F P4 reliable Kazmaier - Dorow pass cepted and gained a net yardage tack. (58) Young Brigham Kentucky 60. Georgia Tech and George Sauer Richey. f But Banner a set up three 6 into. .the. end zone.fsOf 100.. 215 combination Utah .56. St. Joseph's 43. w of Baylor, indicated their players Karren, f touchdowns the easy aerial way 4 0 9 janowicz con- Janowicz . was the Dom missed nis Villanova 72, Brigham Young leading had shown up to every expecta Lars en, f . . ' 1 none of his throws pro1 -2: version attempts. 88. ground gainer for the East with although tion in practice sessions. an .. duced actual score. He moved 0 3 79 3.4 26 f 1. for a in 44 .carries defensive work the Forest Wake Taylor, (con79, great yards Only Navy A heated rivalry of last year Mateljan, c 1 the South twice to the one-ya2 6 Les of linebacker average. solation), be renewed at Jacksonville, Jarmen, c . line and to the eight on the vic 3 0 8 Southern California 87, Duke will Flav in the 'Gator bowl game be Christensen, 1 3 tory drive. .. 69 (Consolation round). tween Miami "of . Florida and Romney,- g J3 The Blues' heavier and unS. Big Seven Tournament of South Carolina. line began to tell after yielding Iowa State 75, Nebraska 66 Clemson Clemson beat Miami, 15 to 14 in . 23 12 a scoreless first period and the . . .. 8 58 Totals (consolation round). a tizzy of a thriller in the OrYanks scored on a Haltime score: Villanova 39. drive 84-6- 4, Stanford 74, Colorado 69 (Con- ange bowl last New Year's. This iirignam xoung 31. with . Reichardt bulling through solation round), j, teams be with the time, meeting for short gains and finally plungFree throws missed: All College Tournament about 30,000 in a different Schaffer. Steward 3. .Hennessey, By UNITED PRESS wis the buzzer sounded and Tulsa ing across from the One. Tulane 73, Alabama 67 (Con- fore locale,. Miami was the Until Third Quarter Officials: - John Stevens and Ed solation round). Idaho and Brigham Young uni- was on top. The scoring includ-22 . The touchdown and extra point 25 for Dille and Tulsa's t Flint.: ing Wyoming 64,"San Francisco 48 favorite, versity, two of the intermountaln for Idaho's Kruger set a tour- by Reichardt stood until the third Minor Contests lionsoiauon rounaj basketball teams currently nament record for a single game. quarter when Benners, the aerial college Sunshine Tournament Elsewhere there were assorted . Abilene Christian 58, Colorado minor began flying their colors in national Wyoming started out slowly artist of the southwest, games which would rate 10 "and with connecting lost Alabama," but tournaments, up College 56V Friday night picked against no consideration were' it little or He threw six Such compleSoutheastern. Oklahoma 70, not but. Wyoming managed to come steam as the evening went on to for the fact that they were tions In an march and Howard Payne 4l(. In on out a Dick consolation consolation finals. the top gain part of the holiday carnival. At State's Jim Barton Cotton Bowl Tournament contest. . Haag of the Cowboys tanked 19 Louisiana was Phoenix Ariz., Dayton, Oio, from the, one. Arkansas fC. Baylor 44 (Con- a seven-poiIt took two overtime periods points, but was topped by Ala- scored xavonte, over nous-to- n, Louisiana's Chet Freeman, who solation roiitaje a 21. with Sullivan and Paul bama's bedesperation Salad in the. bowl was high scorer for the dsy with Rice 52. Southern Methodist 47 fore Texas, shot for Tulsa to turn back Idaho, 14 points, ' kicked, the goal to tie upwards of 10.000 fans.old-In semi-fina- ls (consolation round). e CE 5, 29 Dec. NEW ORLEANS. ofthe at El the bowl Sun Paso, the score. the Boston Tournament Don Floyd's basket In the f lnaj The box score of last night's est of the little classics, .Texas tourney at Oklahoma the big blue rolled and ' Again Bucknell 75. Arizona (Tempe) Tech ' seven . a n seconds of "sudden death" University-Kerated about two touchdowns City. Brigham Young halfback Bobby. Albert of Buck... ; State. 65 (3rd place). overtime ; period gave Thoroughly Trounced,. better, than. College of Paclf icAsecpnd tucky basketball game: re- nell off on a Spartan Classic (Round-RobiG T F P Hum gotto the South 12.punt ; Young university's BYU (64) with about 15,000 fans expected Delta high school a 0 victory Brigham Rollle Minnesota 75, Dartmouth 62. 5 1 1 1U Strehlow of Wisconsin The Tangerine bowl at Orlando, over BY. highr Saturday night in Cougars were thoroughly Richey, f .. wheeled 2 1 3 over around end and Reichardt Fla matched a couple of little the BYU fieldhouse. 84r 64. In the opening Karren; f . , trounced, Friday's Scores: was It the time second Delta 1 . 2 5 kicxea the point. of the Sugar Bowl invitational at Larsen, f toughies, Arkansas State and ha beaten the Wildcats in Sienai'61, Colgate 54 pre- New .Orleans. 7 State 2 3 Stetson, before 8000 with Jarman e . season The Rabbits DePayl 84, ' St. Ambrose 62 play. 14 EXTORTION ATTEMPT whipped favored by 14 points. 5 4 Wyoming, also' playing" In the Mateljan g . Illinois 73, UClA 67 coach Don 2, Snow's o. At Galveston, Texas, San charges, 16 O.N BOB HOPE FOILED 6 4 Oklahoma City .meet, put on a Romney g . California 68, Wisconsin 49 Texas Junior, college plays at Delta. 6 2 comeback half Christensen second and de TUCSON, Dec. 29 (U.PJ FBI Iowa 86, Oregon 72 The game was hampered by. a feated Hinds Junior collage in the Olethe in Alabama, foiled an attempt to exagents as floor fieldthe Washington 78. jOhio State 43 slippery at ander huge bowl; Birmingham, Ala., .. ..24 16 14 64 tort $500 from Bob Hope when Totals ... game. Portland 52, Oregon State 43 was consolation in the Steel bowl, Texas college nouse. ceiling apparently was in front of BYU KENTUCKY (84) G T F P they arrested ah Kentucky with eitherBethune-Cookmaor Gonzaga 69. Montana 62 again sweating and leaking all the way at New Orleans. The Hagan f opposes 2 1 24 a record of three previous con..11 BYU-San- ta as In it did Surar Bowl Tournament the Clara Wildcats had a at Houston, Texas, in the Prairie 2 10 2 victions for extortion as he enedge at the Linvllle f Kentucky 84, Brigham Young View bowl. Prairie View college game lasj Saturday night: 4- - 7 tered the 1 first quarter, 3 lead at the ttamseyx. Tucson post office Sat64 (seim?final) - T F P DELTA GM. A. Arkansas ..and 0. 0 2 0 urday. , half, and advantage, at the Clark St. Louis 73, Villanova- - 69 plays 2 8 4 , 8 three-quartSnow, f . . , . 0 0 2 mark. man The Cliff was Nefff. identified . as (leml-fma- l) Hagan Fullmer f 5 3 13 of 1 3 7 Lawrence led the scoring with Tsioropuldous a . . . Dixie Classic Galloway Thompson, 4 6 14 24 Kentucky Floyd, c .. . 2 4 12 49, who also used the alias. of points. Romney tallied 16 for Whitaker g Southern California 80, Navy 0 Davis, g .. . . 3 3 1 3 9 Fred Tramel. The FBI said he followed by Mateljan with Watson g 64 (consolation round) 0 0 I 0 BYUj Seegmiller, g JO 14 and Richey with II. 0. 4 wrote Hope on a penny post card Roseg Duke 79. Wake Forest 74 (con- -; 1 rs 1 Winfield, g . II 0 Tfed Evans g . . . . demanding $500, threatening his solation) 0 1 010 Robey.f 1 Idaho and Tulsa were ; tied Schwartz g 1, 5 life' would be in danger, and thst North Carolina State 58, North 0 2 1 ' 1 KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 29 Moody, g-- . . il at the end of their regula"maybe your wife . will suffer Carolina 51 (semi-fina- l) 0 0 0:0 ra:i Karisas State college, hit- Jensen, g . . tion 40 minutes of play. ."Idaho 37 10 21 84 bodily harm." Totals Cornell 68, Columbia 64 (semi-f1- n ting 45 per cent from the field, ' 4 15 25 28 1884 lead in the first Kentucky . 12 29 18 42 ran up a (overtime) captured third place in the Big BYTotals 12 11 17 2464 as but it closed Dick overtime, Young. HIGH Brigham B!g Sev-Tmirnament T F basketbrfU tourP Seven Q Free throws missed: Kentucky WRESTLING . 0 2 Ninneley tanked two free throws Co!odo 68, Nebraska 63 nament Saturday jnight, beating Davis, f to knot the count again at 6. LAllen.f Ramsey 2. Hagan, Tsioropoul CJk'ahoma In the second overtime, it was ous, Linville, Whitaker.- - Brigham Stanford 103, Iowa State 102 jumre away to an ;Finegar. c . 2 Nunneley who did the miracle Young Romney 5. ' Christensen PROVO ARENA lead in the first five min vrowion, g (overtime, consolation). stunt again with a swisher 2, Jarman, Mateljan. Kansas 90, Kansas State 83 utes." but Oklahoma pulled into Kimball, g ... a 1 tie after "three minutes Lindquist, f (overtime, semi-finaMissouri 61, Oklahoma 49 of the second quarter and held a Brown, g c-. .... TUESDAY, JAN. 1st . ." lead midway of that Canfield, "i . cr . . Knight, period. ; 8:30 p.m". Then big Jack Carby broke a Wilcox, f I?;ce T6. 64 (consola- -. with" to tie four minutes .V t!:n) " .15 25 10 40 v.; play in the' first half, and poured Totals Soihern ?.?ethcdist 54, ' Score . 40- (consolaiion) four by quarters: field through straight goals 16 8 28 to 37 40 42 send to a the. Kansans away Texas Cri- ian 51, Vanderbilt . .... 9 16 28 37 'World Famous Globetrotters lead they never gave up. 49 BYigh 4040 Texas M 52, Texas 1 . Jesse Prisock took up the scorPlus 3 Traveling Tedms ing burden 'in the second .half FISH SCALES BEAUTIFIED l) (overtime, appfor and KSC held WOBURN. Mass. (U.R) Mrs. City Tournament ; Plus 3 Vaudeville Acts . 6. at the end of John E. Trull's lead, oint 53 Wyonfrg 61, Alabama Is fish hobby three hit nine .' periods. 18 tries in the third quar- scales.. She makes everything BYU Held House, January 16, 1952 . San Francisco 65, Tulane 57 out of but flower 'corsages to ter, Oklahoma, despite a nine from life-lik- e (co isolation)' 14 out, of average in the final jewelry from 13 varieties of fish Tulsa 77, Idaho 75 ( 8 p.m. . .. l, quarter, could not slice that mar-' sce5- two overt ines) " ; ... gin. Oklahoma City 46. Oklahoma Tickets on sale now Hedcjuist Drug No.-- l A. and ?4 38 (semi-fina- l) ' Gator Bowl . 9 and Utah Office Supply Double Main Event Clemsor 62," Florida State 56 Florida 62, Georgia 47 SKI Prices $ .25, $1 .50 and $2.00, Steel Bowl Up in Tarzan Zimbav , Michigan 66, Virginia 52 FILL OUT CLIP MAIL Penn State 62. Pittsburgh 40 I vs. HAVEN Hossier Classic mmm ess m m sssm mm ssBsssssea PORTALES. N. (U.R) 29 Dec. ' Indiana 76 Sesue M., Notre Dame 54 Oyama Colorado college ended up in j Neil Peterson "1 (semi-fina- l) IN v, ' eight-teain . . the Purdue 55, Butler 31 (semi- eighth place j BYU Ticket Dept.,. Sunshine basketball tournament ' Return Match By , V PROVO CANYON j final) I Utah Provo, here Saturday, bu not without Boston Tournament Popular Demand a stubborn fight. 15 MI. . From Prove Boston college 86, Bjicknell 64 mail order enclosed for I Please find check The Tigers dropped a close 58-"KEN MAYNE (semi-fina- l) I for game to Abilene Christian in tickets at vs. Cross 78, and Arizona Day Skiing Saturday Holy the consolation losers' bracket, (Tempe J State 65 (semi-fina- l) MELBY BILL for "10 5 their third to a.m. straight loss in Sunday p.m. J Name . Spartan Classic the tourney. Minnesota 63, Princeton 57 Abilene Christian Monday and Tuesday 1 a short Address One Other Bout Michigan State 57, Dartmouth lead in the first threetook ' minutes of 43 I p.m'. to 5 p.m. the- game and led for the rest of Terra Haute. IncL, Tournament j City the battle. fteservstlana: Wick Swain the Texans Night Skiing Wed. A Thurs. Wayne 61, Indiana State 60 were never However, more Barber Shep. BaraI4B Cafe five than EriKosed ."Stamped points Envelope Required (semi-fina- l) ' . 1 from 7 p. m. to 0 p. m. ahead throughout the first half s Lenaga. Ottawa 62, Indiana Central 61 and four points through the sec (emi-fina- l) ond naif of the hard fought game. . . " tc Cl-6- post-seas- . on 14 asis 62-6- Dost-seas- on . - , . P" 32-ya- barn-stormi- ng rd ch , . 9-- six-poi- nt I 30-ya- -- eiy Befnners Paces South Eleven - To . . Win 31 . - - all-st- i- ...... ....... -- : 11 . . ....... .......... ......... . py 200-pou- nd - . ! side-steppi-ng ed Hoop Resu.tr 9-- 53-ya- V rd - - T , , - rd t Fast Kentucky Five Wallops in Friday Tilt Cats - ' 23-ya- rd . one-poi- nt j - ., - , Delta Beats , . BY High it - 80-ya- ; 2nd Overtime! nt .: last-seco- 77-7- - all-colle- fought sH the way end fiercely close ' guarding kept the score low. Utah played a somewhat cautious hand oC basketball and did not take unnecessary abeta. St, Joseph's height disadvan caused its downfall a Utah tag enth straight with an 4 vic dominated the backboard tory over Delswsreln .the second cent John Boogan of St..Only Jogame. Buddy Donnelly, with 19 seph's proved any kind of match ' wno toe points, paced .Explorers the visitors off the boards. at the half. Ray Craw- forThe led 40-defeat was St. Joseph's ford and Dick Codberg each had first after eight straight vlctorl. eight point for Delaware.' Uuh now has an 11- -i slate. Tne Dtan-s- u Josepn game .was Tlxnt defensive work bald down the scoring a Utah went ahead In the opening period and at halftlme. led 24-The Hawk rallied in the' last five minute of play with six point against a foul conversion 7. But Ken by Utah to trail Smith's goal and a foul by Bruce Goodrich , broke the spell and gave the westerner a lead which . . continued to grow. Tarzan ZImba, the Smith winners the with paced and colorful .exponent of the pen- 24 points, while John led Hughes dulum body slam, and Sesue the losers with nine. Utah sank 87 shots and St. Joseph 'a Oyama, expert in Judo, will bat 20 of 18 out of 78. tle it out In the main event oil gotThe box: Tuesday night's wrestling card at ST. JOSEPH'S O T (43) the Provo Arena. ZImba. a playboy and sw char Hugnes, f i2 S0 acter from way back, will be Desmond, f 1 making his first Provo appear Carrity, f 0 ance in several weeks and. since Kullman, f 0 the stocky Vancouver. B. C--. Conner, f 4 grappler always manages to put Doogan, e 1 on a good show with his panto Heller, c mime and rougnnouse amies, arm Wallln, c Year's night promises to be an Brady, f .. 8 5 ana per naps a Swanich, g 2 2 interesting one.wild one. for mat fan who attend Papaneri, .g I 1 the mat activities. Besides being a .colorful and Total .13 17 23 43 o rough and ready grappler, ZImba UTAH (56) P knows a thing or two about the Smith, f 6 4 24 science of wrestling and his block Goodrich, f ., e 2 8 2 V 1 1 e 3 1 busting pendulum body slam is Burns, f v one of the game's most wicked rulton, f 2 0 4 is an When holds. opponent 8 IS 8 Bates, f ... slammed to mat with this block senium. g ... 1 8 2 buster, he really knows he been Asay, g 1 7 2 slammed. 0 0 1 g Sanford, Hails From Japan 0 0 0 Undahl, f Oyama. who halls from Japan. who is a athlete, . 20 18 18 5 ..... doesn't ordinarily go in for the Totals Halftlme' score: Utah 24, St. same roughnouse tactics to tne Joseph's 23. Tree throws missed: St Johe knows how to handle himself seph' Desmond, Garrlty, Dooin either rough - and ready or clean gan. 2. Utah Smith 8, wrestling. In his Provo debut Burn Papaneri 2, Bate 8, Schram. last week, he defeated Ray Wilson. In Tuesday's semifinal. Kenny Maroe and Bill Melby will take Road to Strawberrf up where they left off last week. when they wrestled to a draw in Closed to Deep Snow a sensational match that had the SALT LAKE CITY, Dec 2ttO fan clamoring for more of the Heavy snow forced the Utah same. Both Mayne and Melby are highway patrol Saturday to aoee clean type of wrestler and last U. S. Highway 40 to all traffie around Strawberry week, they engaged in one of the in the area fastest and best matches that has reservoir between Heber and been seen in the Provo arena in Duchesne. It was closed about noon after officials reported momany a week. have been having trouble Ray urbano and . cal Roberts torist will tangle in the preliminary since 9nidnight .getting through. far a could be determined, Tuesday, in another match that So promises to be plenty fast and no one was stranded in the area. clean. highflylnc 85-4- 28 Oyama Zimfaa To Appear in Mat Feature 23 40-8- bald-head- ed ......... ....... - -- tr ............ : . . ....... .well-muscl- ed rd great coat value! all-weath- er in-th- ge . 32-ya- 42-4- - 4S nd . Utes Dovn g PHILADELPHIA. Dee. 29 tlX Utah's onlntet knocked &L Joaech's college out of the unbeaten ranks Saturday mgnt with a &6-victory In the first game of a college basketball doubieheaaer before 4300 tana. Unbeaten LaSalle won its sev . n) 72 RoMs. .Over- Goiuigairs rd . ' ' " - " . . 55-3- An-gel- 61-5- 3, SURAIN GABARDINE the coat you II Live In ; ...... n, ict 15-1- 2- 40-2- 66-4- f-- er 1 e- ......... 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