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Show ! ' " fh A. T7S I . Several Motions Passed at State Fish and Game Commission Meet - Several matters of business were taken up at the regular I r quarterly .meeting of the Utah and Gajrie Commission, held J mow continues toj force our game animals Fish Extreme ! cold and mountain herds recently, in Salt Lake City. front nf iiuwci in tir h. into Commission members in attendt wuiwiuig alone the central Wasatch Range adjacent to our centers of popn- - ance included Golden G. Sanderson, uuiuw lauon, this lower range rsDccomes cuiutbicu J. Allen Browne, Bob Bulon th outskirts! of ; oar comeven' the yards of ' lock and Newell R. FreL E. N: ' , munities. ii l home-dwelle- ", '.'!.', . -- Trout Eggs From I Jump Event Slated Sunday Pennsylvania Duo . "top-notc- h" or ivei . - d 'are - Iowa Ghosts To Play At Spanish Fork - ed . . j : e -- - - '. everi-increasin- - g v- - ' German - winter range for big game Brown Some of these waters are the Sevier, Provo, Logan, Weber, Duchesne and Blacksmith s Fork rivers, along with several smaller streams over the State. Generally these are streams having a proin their nounced fluctuation ; This shipment forms t a substantial part of the 3V4 million German Brown eggs that are expected to be handled by the Fish and Game Department hatcheries this year. About. 1H million eggs will be taken ' from State hatchery spawning stocks, most of them from the Morgan hatchery. Anbe reother 1 million eggs will ceived from private ' -hatchery sources at a later date. 10-roo- half-poun- i . , - top-flig- ht Amateur Standing T-I- L oo -- " " - Furgol Announces n From Tourney Play ! PeeGee - 9 jProvo Jaycees Play Benefit Stydahar Signs inter-mounta- in i win-Frida- . - , r New Contract - - " 41-Z- --triad p-- ar m KILLED BY OWN CAR all-sta- Mrs. Conn.(U.R) Proctor, 65, parked her ROXBURV. the driveway of her home to mail a letter. She left the motor running. As she walked ' toward the mailbox, the car rolled down tne driveway. struck and killed 'her. automobile-i- 6--4. All-Sta- minster's touted Parsons cagers to a 9 meht romped Over Dixie College here mosTly on the 24 points swished through the hoop 'by Johnny Prokopis. 7 lead The Parsons held a at halftime over the Dixie Fliers. The Fliers rallied In Jhe closing minutes but could not close the Parsons' lead before the final gun. Archibald - os ST. GEORGE, Utah (UP) West 68-5- ISZ2 Utah WASHINGTON (UP) Profes Parowan. '';;'.-- ' By JACK CUDDY other Garden fight next month besional athletes salaries emerged Authorization for tha depart- from the J'deep freeze Saturday NEW YORK (UP) Young Chlco cause of the drubbing he Bolanos of Pasament to send a- representative to and appeared headed for a perm vejsr and his solid left jab were gave Friday night. a January meeting in Pendleton anent thawing out. definitely established oa the "big dena. CahX.. Vejar scaled 14 S pounds and Even the 33,000 raise granted time" Saturday because of .his Imof the Pacific Flyway States rela d Bolanos. 113. .Just a tlve to migratory wildfowl In sun Musis I of the Cardinals seem- pressive decision over veteran En under the welter limit, sure ed its into his Bolanos at Madison states. way these , rique Square Chico was fast an eplosive.young But uaraen, Department authorization t pocket. Bolanos at 143 looked like an ., Tbe Tbe Stabilization Wage Board an tosa multiflora welterweight purchase washed --on llrht 1351 increases for Eddie from Stamford,' Conn . was being overstuffed and other fence row shrubs for this approvednew eignw player-managanoffered of for tbe opponents Stanky, year's program in the Improve Not until the Seventh round did Cardinals; outfielder Del Emus of ment of game bird habitat. the California Mexican display the Phillies: pitcher Larry Jansen even a Cash of the ability thsfead' Approves Eeqacs of the GUnta and outfielder Andy made him a three-tim- e challenger Approved a' request to the Pafko of Brooklyn. for tbe lightweight crown. . legislative council that tha de- - Musial's salary increase from Bolanos, a U-- 5 underdog, was so pariment . be represented on he $35,000 to $68,000 granted him last In the arty rounds by weakened executive committee to .work with spring, was held in abeyance but Velar's smashing left labs to the them on ..all antipollution legis- will be ruled upon shortly. It was roll of fat about his midriff that announced. Earlier, the Cardinals lation and related problems. AH- - it aeemed he must UP But he HONOLULU, Approved the expenditure of had Indicated they had asked to Amertcan fullback OQle Matson of rallied surprisingly collapse. to win sev the necessary moneys to repair and raise Musial's salary, to' SSS.000.' round, and he gave Chico stiff rehabilitate Stewart's Lake .near It looks to me like the salary the . University of San Francisco enth sessions. Vernal, Utah, as a . "waterfowl stabilization board Is about to lift Saturday awaited word from the Vejar, a black-hairethe freeze on all Increases to pro- mainland which would determine refuge. lad who is studying Approved the spring fur trap- fessional . athletes," declared one whether he would be able to par during the remaining the dates club owner. think ticipate in the all-st- ar ping proclamation, major league "I matte New York University, football arts at 15 to March 31, it's a good thing, because the play- games here without damaging his hit being February an assortment of with Enrique V ers who were granted raises, earn- amateur status. 1952, Inclusive. blows during the bout. But It wss Approved the special fishing ed them on the basis of perfor Matson fears he will.be Inelig his solid left Jab to the body and proclamation for Bear Lake In mance. - 1 ible for track and Olympic games to the head that featured his per-season northern Utah, the open com petition If be takes part in the form a nee. to run through the full year, exHula Games scheduled for Sunday - There were no knockdowns alcept for certain seasonally closed and the fouowlneSunday. though Bolanos was staggered areas as marked and posted on J Hawaiian several times. Bolanos brought part Taking the ground. classics will beJhaToup of col hbwt to fVIvrt'a nnu in tH wnth Authorized the department to Semi-Retirem- ent legiate stars on one team, and a roond and opened a cut under his a of with the proceed securing on the left eye in the eighth. group of island semi-prnew type locking big game tag ' Matchmaker Al Weill offered a national other, by spearheaded for use in 1952. Frankle Al choice among three lightweights: league professionals Approved the seining proclachampion Jimmy Carter. Art Ara-ro- B mation for 1952, the chief differLOS ANGELES U.R) Despite bert and Kyle Rote. of Los Angeles and Paddy De ence to that of others years being an annual income of $12,000 a Marco of New York. . that all seiners will be required year, veteran Ed Furgol .anGoldstein Referee and Ruby All-Sta- rs, to give the department first pref-- J nounced his s e m I - retirement Arthur Aid la agreed la Judge erence on all trash taken. This from tournament play Saturday scoring seven rounds for Vejir, move was made to Insure the because competitive golf "is two for Bolanos and one even, rich man's ; game." state's hatcheries an adequate favored Vejudge Frank Forbes who is partfclpatinasupply of such fish as are needed theFurgol, United Tbe Press gave lar. Los $17500 said fn their feeding program for Angeles open, Bolanos only the seventh round. .has accepted a job as home he In fish. hatchery pro at the Wectwood 't Country Gave Authorisation club, St. Louis, Mo. Furgol is PLEASANT GROVE The rs 'Gave authorization to R. Ik competing in his eighth consecu- Pleasant Grove will Turpln .to proceed immediately tive year as a tournament regu- play the 'Provo. Jayceeg, with the recodifying oi the fisft lar, but said he would end it AAU champs Monday March 1 when he reports for his and game code, in Pleasant Grove high LOS ANGELES (UP)- -- Jumbo the new job. He said he would con night Approved m motion! that no fee fine in benefit basketball Joe a tournament gym, to' the win play to who is, his second ' be required accompany appliStydahar. . game. circuit. season as cation for elk permits this year. terAlthough head coach led tha Los . .will8 The start at S12he has (um j that successful applicants be noti 000 the last seven averaged Angeles Rams to the world's prt- a be Junior will preceded years. by Furgol fied by registered mail, return satd he All pro- fessional foothall ehamnionshin. barely had made ex- high game at 0:30 receipt requested, tha;t they have penses, because of continual trav- - ceeds from the game will go to Saturday was signed to a sew three-yecontract. 10 days in which. to send their these high expense days. the art department bl Pleasant The eling.in burly former West Trglnu money for the permit and. that He "said he was dropping out of Grove high school and will be if, fh that" 10 days, a successful the tournament competition for used to purchase special palnt-in- football player and star pro line man for the Chicago Sears before applicant does. not respond, .suc- financial reasons only. for the high schooL said be was for-f- er turning .to coaching rs cessful applicants from an alter include The will nate list will be notified. The RARE BABBIT - BAGGED very happy" to, be given tha long- aces such as Darrell term Viking contract. SARANAC LAKE. H.Y. CP intent of the commission in this Harper. Beardean J arm an. Udell Terms of the' contract were not motion Is to eliminate as much One of nature's rarities, an Westover, Ray Louder. La Veil made public but it was understood as possible the considerable exsnowshoe r a b b i t , was Swenson and.Carth Walker. that received a ubstan- forStydahar Richard Include such in The involved The the handling bagged by Emperor. pense Jaycees boost in till" 'siUry. Ills staff. and the return of fees rabbit was one of two of its kind mer high school and college stars omoneys to unsuccessful applicants as in shot In .this region during the Las Rolfe Peterson. Don Riggs, awaiting to be signed, also was ' lack Whipple and Randy Clark. expected to receive pay raises. the past. past 10 years. - cFive 68-5- tttah-Cognt- y, Vejar Rated 'Big Time-Aft- er Win Oyer Bolanos. . Tops Dixie Pre, Over Status Of , Westminster AAUARl SUNDAi, Matson Worries trout eggs, purchased from pri vate hatchery sources In Pennsyl vania, should arrive in Salt Lake City soon. They will be distri buted to several of . . the state hatcheries for processing and eventual planting in the waters where the German Brown has suited as a proven itself best top trout specie. " water loveL SUNDAY HERALD er To Arrive in Utah One million - Sqlar.es of Pro Athletes Corne Out Of sDeep Freeze' Deal - i -- so-cal- led - V Kind hearted people and some sportsmen alike send up . Is the fact that Benefit-Skthe cry to feed these animals. Not well known feed will carry oar greatest offender, hay pr any other known without plenty the deer, through no more than a short- period feeding also f natural browses to balance their diet. Such ' concentrate the animals. f serves-l- o nntfniii1 nvrr ahv'lenzth of time they will not rustle on their own. At best, such feeding only serves as an "emergency measure to hold the animals back from properties where they may SALT LAKE. CITY (UP) Seek do real damage with their leeomg. ' to dotlreir bit in " ing support of . Serious Problem' Utah's "Cjynrplc skiers, jumpers over the Beehive State Sun. w. urh deer nuisance animals. They do form a seriousl fromafternoon will put on' a seem us day such come on and winters. severe winters when problem exhibition at the Ecker nuisance these to occur rather frequently. Fortunately yvyu- - Hill ski Jumps. wu animals form only very smau pari ox .ue Rasmussen. directing Frank lauon. for the event, said two tro plans We'd guess about one in thirty is such an animal, say; phies and merchandise prizes will be awarded competitors, with prota aaa nt of the estimated 300.090 deer nera tout, unfortu up s big share of ceeds going to help meet Utah's nately, this same small amount of deer take most wardens' time during such periods; besides cominr pretty ., deficit in its quota for the Olym dollar when? su team.expensive Items as concerns the sportsman's to herd them, hay to picJack Reddish, Suzy Harris Rytt-in- g viewed in the light of the extra help-hireand Darrell Robison feed them, shotgun shells to frighten them, etc f Utahns participating in the .Olymcannot we It would seem about time that we all realized that have any more deer on a given jrange than we tan winter through pic winter games. on their winter range. In the case of the deer we speak of; it mifeht the regular ' be added that these animals are seldom reached during the most inaccessable hunting season because they summer mostlyOfin course we can do our high reaches of our front mountain range. best to improve the winter range that these nuisance animals use. our growth and advance In most cases there is little to improve as those same ranges. of civilization continues to encsoach upon Only Small Part .viWe 'would suzsest that since these animals are only a small whole fleer population, and since they' form the great SPANISH FORK At the High part oforthe stxws omjr juuu sense our ueer prooiem- ana 'expense, share Jan.' 9,'the'Jay-cee-sponsorto harvest them with the hunters gun. Such harvesting would re- -; School gym onbasket ball game authorization from the Board of Big Game Control between the quire a blanket Negro Ghosts and to quickljcaM to the fish and game department, an authorization actual nuisance the All Stars will be played. such a special hunt at sach times as this when the The All' Stars will include some . animals could be taken. They could be taken under the strict super- famous names - from former vision of a warden so that only the right ones were; killed. If .such teams: Joe Nelson, severe championship weather no when a in followed, was year given authority Randy Clark, and Jack Whipple ; there would be no need for these hunts. are slated to play. Also Juan ' ' It does seem to your scribbler that this method would be Whiting, a former Utah "player, sufwas with Utes on their who savins of money and time, would alleviate considerable sferingand at the same time South? Americanthetour is to play and loss of deer throarb starvation, to a bills and cut those On the All Star team. who foots tbe bills chance tbe " '" gain somemy meat while so dolus-- . ..The Negro, organization will j have some new players in addiUnder our present laws the T. & G. department cannot stage tion to the veterans who made such hunt. It must come through authority of the Big Game Board. such a hit when they played here We believe the board would grant such authority if they were before. The colored boys combine others interested to do so- ? urged by sportsmen and seems skill with an asbasketball real of a us considerable to that If such was done it saving of and tricks sortment, comedy a could otherwise harvest crop; that effected, we money would be starvation! that never fails to .. make . thewe would lessen the often dies from sit up straight. landowner-sportsme- n picture crowd problem, and the whole present The main game will start at "8 i 'would be .bettered lot everyone concerned. but there will be a preliminp.m. Odds and Ends .; ary starting at 6:30 p.m. with teams from the M Men. . Smoot Brimhall called to remind us of the Utah Valley Wildlife Protective Associations meeting scheduled for next Wednesday eveBlack hefrses are affected by ning at 8 d. m. in the Elks Lodge. Thad Hansen called too and said heat more than those of any oth Johnson See there. Ted a lined says fine had up. er color. yuh program they we oiieht to try the bass fishing on Utah lake next year. Claims biSt it so Ted, wey still pass, ..up it was good last season. Maybe 'until we get the old pond cleaned up a bit. The cold weather and the crows easier to get at. Tun to shoot deep a snow shouldtomake came and real favor your cusses.birds and sons orbirds as well when An average better number, ot. you get one of the black trout eggs are being taken from our various hatchery spawning , stocks, a good sign tor nexx years nsning. J Yours for fun, i ' ' " Larsen, another commissioner, was unable to attend. A full agenda occupied the two- day meeting. Some business was passed over to be handled at special commission meeting to be held in January. Motions passed during this meeting included:. Approval of the purchase of ' n all-bla- ck ; 4 T : v y Casey. . Storm CrushesCoops, Frees Birds at Price Game Farm Some 600 pheasants .and 1800 containing another 600 chukars - chukar partridges were "on the was saved through the efforts of loose": nearly this week at the Mr. Rhy Hiatt, farm supervisor. ' State's Game Bird Farm at Price: other department employes and The birds were free'd when the members of the Carbon-Emer- y Wildlife Federation. snow from last weekend's intense Ho .exact loss of birds is yet storm crushed , several of the known but it presently appears run that such loss will be very small coops and screen-coverThe birds are being held in the ways. One large coop and runway area of the farm by feeding, deep shows and cold weather being MACK TO RESUME helpful in this respect. As rapidly as coops and runways are. reAROUND WORLD FLIGHT built, the birds are being re i TOKYO (UP) Rep. Peter Mack covered and placed batk in them .) said Saturday he expects Loss from damage to . the farm j to resume his good facilities is estimated at between single- - five and ten thousand dollars. (will flight Monday englned Beechcraft plane. .A.crew .to help! in the rebuildMack said the plane's compass program has been dispatched was. disabled when he arrived in ing from the 'fish and game head was he that and Tokyo awaiting quarters in Salt Lake City. Di a new one from the united States rector J. Perry Egan, Supervisor He said he was informed that it and the Department genershould arrive Sunday and that it Hiatt,are ally appreciative of the would take' about one day to install timely help ' given in this emer . it. gency ry the Carbon-Emer- y i . Wildlife Federation- - members. closing out i . iay aajor groups ed I . (D-Ill- round-the-wor- ld in-hi- s V I values to 99" hesitates Is lost end vco'vo lost a btrcsin if you rrJss this ilQ who Bowling Scores ' Provo City Ladles' League Standings . W L Pet. 4 0 1.000 Shipp's Jewelry . . . United Sales & Service S t .750 3 1 .750 Telluride Motor 3 1 .750 Standard Optical 2 2 .500 Deluxe Cleaners .500 2 Hedquist Drugs 1 3 .250 Salmon Pharmacy 1 ? .250 Regal Grill ..... 1 3 .250 Happy Service . 0 4' .000 Ed a Maxfields Salon . Summary of Ieaders United High Team Series Sales St Service,' 2126; Salmon Pbarmacyi 2084; Hedquist Drugs, emi-ilniiii- Sale al . nrnr ibi ii i 2034. - i' an n I nm wm m iv i for values 'lit) Mis, Topcoats 9 for values 1079" I Game United Sales & Service, 756; Regal GruVJ36; Hedquist Drugs, 734. D.' High Individual Series Prow - (United Sales) 569; N. Walker' (Salmon): 484; B. Pope (Shipp's) 465. D. High Individual Games Prow (United Sales) ' 202; Sue Seal (Regal Grill) 172; N. Walker (Salmon) 169: B. Calderwood j j (Deluxe) 169. .' Summary of Results ' Shipp's i..'...- - 666 708 6221996" Eda Maxfield's 584 553 6051742 Salmon Phar. ; 685 693 706 2084 United Sales . 655 713 756 2126 - .. Deluxe Clean. 601 700 673 1974 Hedquist ... 734 645 655 2034 66 Regal Grill , 736 613 Telluride ... 679. 646 6491974 Happy Service 628 644 642 19141 Standard Opt. 648 654 6261928 1o High-Tea- j If. . . - i. i LJrrLJ rL-- l A l t etii - Bob Watson leaps in a vain i at- tempt to take the basketball tucky teammate,. Bill Spivy. the Ullest college player. (NEA) . You'll oareo, wo beiievo, that with higher raxes and increased IMng tosts, this y ale of nationally famous Hart Scnaffner & Marx dothos wJH bo moro welcome than boforo. M racf, if yew KmtitaH you're losf, and . yow're low a fem'fcc bargain II Noturolfy, our entire stoefc of thosa famous dothos is not fatduded in rhit sale but selections ara ample in all price aroups so you'll have no difficulty in finding the model and size - yov desire ta wear for many months to com. semi-annu- , : ' sVsrjr fWerjr--- iHrjr al ( fah, V 1 to i r Slacks s1495" Sport Coats 28s ' hrnlvtt to ' 45.00 1t j r I J Cfothcraft Suits, Topcoats end Orcrcoats Mae I V 10 J Reduced to N Voloos ts i 617-19- -- 1' : .. - i '.. : y . ' .....$43 ..$55 , . |