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Show TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30,'ltSt Prove. Utah Utah CHICAGO, i 7v eirs Ben Hogan Named Golfer Of The Yeritf For Third Time DAILY HERALD County. 111, Nov. the third time In the 20-F- or four-ye- ar history ,of the award, Ben Hogan has been named "Golfer of the Year, by the nation's sports, radio and press. The little Texan, winner of the plaque, awarded annually by The Professional Golfers association, won the award in 1948 and 1850. and completely dominated voting for the 1831 award. His total of 184 votes represented S3 per cent ex those cast. ' Snesd Banner-U- p Runner-u- p was Sam Snead, winner of the award rn 1949. foU lowed by Lloyd Mangrum. Eki Alexander, Cary Middleeaif and Jim Terrier. j Hogan earned the award, da in pita the fact that he teed oti thm only five open events during season. In his first outing, at Phoenix, he led tbe field through the first ' round with 63, then withdrew due . to illness. His next sppearance was in The Masters at Augusta. Ga, In April where he caught the field In the final round, winning the event for the first time tn hU brilliant 1 career.. Wins NsttoaaJ Open He was fourth in tbe Colonial Open at Fort Worth, but three ' weeks later won i the National Open for the third time in four years at Oakland Hills. He capped the great season at Athletics Unlimited, . Brigham Chicago s Tarn O Shanter. win the World Championship of Young university booster organi- ning " in August. ' zation, will sponsor an honor .ban- Golf His record for four completed quet for the Cougar football team on Nov. 30 at 7:30 p. m. In the Hot tournaments?- Three firsts, one d, Shoppes. 334 S. Main street. Salt fourth. His winnings? Twenty-thousandollars. Lake City, it was announced tostrokes? Seventy per day by J. Grant Thurgood. gen- Average round. eral chairman for the event. . The awardwill be made st the Cougar fans In the Provo area interested in attending the ban-- 1 Annual Meeting of the PGA In quet 'can make reservations by 'Chicago. November contacting cither tlvin "Andy"! Anderson or Owen B.'Kowe - lhioaii . - By JOHN GR1FF1X United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (U.R) City College of ew York admitted today that at least; two basketball, players convicted of H hrtherv ant inin through fraudulent credits. As the school launched an in vestigation into the charges first made by a criminal courts judge to jail in sentencing five rs nd tio'n as. he sentenced five players basketball, swimming games, and a ("master fixer" to prison volley ball. , ' terms. .Other chargesN made by Streit statement were havin his effect , on ing equally explosive college! campuses across the ina ', 6. At Denver, the state Indus trial commission ruled that former Denver U football player Brad Nemeth had been hired to play football and was entitled to - . ... s - - - . . disability pay for his . football injury. ... University of Texas cialismf of college sports that led 7. The 100 athletic scholarships a to bribery began with football grants Texas A", and M., 120; SMU. first and then "spread to basket- - hyear; 134. . ball. He fsaid his survey found-- : 8. At Ihe University of Mary At! 1. Michi 04. CCNY the University the registrar, Robert L. 3 42 land, of 97 football Taylor, said, "there is no doubt gan recently. 10Q faculty Wembexs are from Pennsylvania,players. 15 from in my mind that the transcripts charged a double standard was Newi-Xor- k. Jer five from-Newere doctored somewhere along W4 irt crediting athletes and sey. arid three from Rhode for the line here at the college." Island. In response to bis last observaOOPS I I SLIPPED LightwefcM contender Art Angon goes down on one knee In the sixth round of Judge Saul Streit said yester 'IM1VHIAI the two at a of. Coach least tion. title fight against champion James Career at Los Angeles. Aragon lost on a decision after day that players Titum, Shoe king Situation Herb Cohen and Al Roth got into University of Maryland admitted going the route. Referee is "Mushy" Callahan. the college "through fraudulent 2. AtWilliaM and Mary. "There Streit's figures were correct but them. high school records. Actually, he is the shocking situation of the defended weren't eligible to get alteration! of a preparatory school "We bring them (athletes) be ' said, they into college on the basis of their transcript to admit an athlete." fore our scholarship board, and if they pass, we give them books, i 3 Al RnrtUv nnivvriilv high school work board and $15,' a That's true " Taylor, said. Tve! .not rhUrk of. is .hnui. tuition, room, Tatum. "Sure we said month.'" w inis ine repurien universuy that eight were majoring in physi a. president, Harry Wright. Between cal education and among the help them. Everybody needs."But! !and Rice, 4 each; California. 3; NEW YORK. Nov. 20 r.i: the time we received the trans- courses I for which credit was little help now and then. It's1 I I no was Tennessee regained the top spot UCLA. Cornell Turduc. College racket. It thought cript from the high school, and given were handball, elementary the time thai the computations swimming, social dancing, foot- running '.' a racket, "I'l quit right in the United Press college foot- - of Pacific, Washington State and Paul Chase of Salt Lake City now." were made. here, someone upped ball, arid first aid." ball ratings today, but its lofty Notre Dame. 1 " each, In Washington." D. C.', where position won the singles division of the the averages." r record and 4. At jOhio State football play perfect facej special committee of 10 col a sun test Saturday in its Tra "I suggest that-i. the cases of ers were on fourth annual Regal Bowling the payrolls of state, icge. presidents is meeting to' in ditional game: against Kentucky. Roth and Cohen there was delib- agencies Provoans will get an opwith a score of 1289, classic vestigate college sports, group erate fraud and possible forgery," to learn all about cele-- J volunteers The portunity 5. At Oklahoma, a senior powerful The tourney hii held Saturday chairman John B, Hannah, presiStreit said yesterday in a bitter baseball at a Little League Drateo oi , meir avirepiance player was taking dent' of 'Michigan State college,' 't 'and Sunday in the Regal Recrea- denunciation of athletic corrup- meeting, scheduled for next tof geography, theories of called Sjtreit s report, ; another Sugar Bowl bid last weekend Povo Mens ty League ition alleys, with some of the top Monday at 7 J30 pm. In Provo impiprtaht reason why' the work bfor crushing18thMississippi. ,UanA,an high school's Little Theater, keulcrs in the state competing. their straight victory of this committee is vital." w. L. "rtit was announced today by r TKat Bill Jones of Trovo and Norm Ika Ma4 9 Linn Rock wood, city recreaClub of Salt Lake City won JSJ'Shelton convinced the 35 leading coaches, 31 13 tion director. who comorise the board that the 30 14 .682 pins, while Dean Periotti of Price Vets Club Mr. Rock wood 'said a film Vols belonged back on top after' 28 16 .636 Smeaths' . Bill Jones of Provo captured .one-we"This It Little entitled absence.' anj 25 J9 .ofB the mixed doubles crown with Elks .White .... League" win be shown at 21 23 . .477, Wins "Squeaker Eagles the meeting. 20 24 .453 1247 pins. Hansen Candy Purpose of the meeting .432 19 25 week's No.'Knudse'n The Music last U.R R"ocer Nov. State, 20 summary: Michigan is and LOf iw we would like- - it Matkav. famed' television WASHINGTON,H to enlist the aid of all 25 .375 . 6 Salt ... Paul Chase. vff :tlinr star from Los AnB"lell I team, won, Sears Kirt. A new set of rules governing the to be squeaker Singles: and civic and private ' 207. persons xo 13 29 .341 of . 1289. aames Lake Elk Antlers Indiana. being lorcco ,Ai.f.t-- A T?.- iirk.nx ,nc,iinniuom City. interested in organizations .273 commmee nas 12 32 Al 208. 215. 215. come 228. Leick. lnls 216; from behind, in the last First Security thletes with an effective meansfrom th. Phiifnoine Islands .two, baseball in Little League z. Lor-en32 8 .200 Salt Lake City. 1199: Mike of enforcing them loomed today; charged! with! great responsibility falls to one in the feature match; half for the fifth time this the project tn promoting g as the most probable result of af and we! are prepared to meet it of Mondiv Ogden and Ken Taccno. SaH card son, and dropped to second place. Summary: Provo. Lake City. 1165; Ralph Astorgi. meeting of a special committee By that. I mean that we are not'in the Provo 'arena. Only Kentucky and Vander- - High team series: Vets club Salt Lake City, 1158: Jim Ycrage of college . presidents charged going tp be rushed into making It w.as a .fast and furious and bilt of southeastern con(err '2461; Hansen Candy. 2434; Elks Alexandria, at the mouth of the i airicK, encounter' that had nun lu. idn. ui iicauiiiK u in- our conclusions and rerommenrfa-action-fille- d r nnw'iianH in the wiv tif Purnlf .. 2427. Ognen. 1133: waiiy was the intellectual center iNile. . , athletics. fans we'the s tions we do, that tercollegiate far when, applauding throughout Tennessee perfeeti Mich team aames: Eaales. 08: 5pf in.v.'lle'1 l52:.9.e.' quest for the ancient world for JW. of e a bomler make "Shell no make-sur5,811 good concluwant td we are doing Emphasizing that, season and the national cham- Vet Club. 864: Knudsen Music. "Va !" An years. Lake sions have been reached. John B. the Salt 1141; won in atrong fall first the plenty Urbano City. all.4 Andy, And above could Both pionship'. things. prove 839. 1133. a Harmah, chairman of the commit- - the rigt cruoiux: imnhiMhm hiii th sinele-win- ff committee would like to JJ-i- ' series: E. Croft drus, Provo, tee and president of Michigan emphasize that it has not been white Mackay, a rouing former Salt Lake vols have' proved thus i'ar that High individual 11 11 Am. Men's Doubles: Bill Jones.J oame J?ck.:s ammTO mai a appointed- tn wnvte-was- n inter- can rise to oathe occasion and 542: G . Thom50'n. Smcaths- - r..l.i college, was 539. Norm Shclton. Salt: they Provo and nri 18:13 a in with .n..... in order. hojise. cleaning collegiate athletics. We are goinjt :aaequately i individual games: E Lake C4ty. 1237; Angus Olson. High nu ao i our uwi to ",,u hi.r. wnai u1up ,dcsi preserve their r..i r. i :8; I. Tolboe Spanish Fork and Cliff Bailey. Hands Not Clean u good an intercollegiate athletics ine mira : in o.ou wun ,a Doay tcjms TrnncsM'c has hit back at 213;- . G. Thomson, Provo, f225; Jack Tcheorlne and White. , . craaie. is and u eliihinate bad." what vw. ' critics of 4ts "oft schedule by Snieath 205 . .. . . .. For the mony men vwho odmire th In MotiHav'. v(hir ratericK. t'nee. izuj: al jtieorge 5 -- ,!,.': 1," Li ... i" disnosinif of its toiieh oononents be done because our hands are! Mannahi admitted that Aramaki and Ike- - Ogata. Jack Lor-enz not clean." Hannah said, 'And; reVelatipns made yesterday with the sme ease as the weaken T"tfmJtillCl. jSalt City.. 1188: Mike rich coloring of Cordovan, while we have not determined 'new York at the sentencing of In the big games the .Vols Tipe riant Bowling League and Jim Ycrage. Ogden. 1135; ,t.:j.o-.eL Hill Jnnn and Anfiv Andr4J. 1140 W. tnc persons involved in f . beaten bave have just.', what evils we must correct some threw played, they of his out knee j . . ana now. 14-... ... Miiinm II Mixed, Doubles: Dean Periotti, must remedy tnem me couege DasKeioaii orme scan- -, State Duke.. Office ...25 but prefer lighier ond more fie ibte 12 we are facing the situation as", it'dal made the work of the com matcn 24 ... . uu Price, and Bill Jones, Provo. 1247; ,,uivn wiiutiiii, 14 more man ever. mittee vital .Mat hn.r Shop ...22 21 Norma Wright and C. M. Way-easwon he Mf M n U 2i Carolinai 27-The committee of 10 college, with a .Hydrant ... 15 Provo. 1243; Agnes Jenkins shoes. Florshfirn hot combined !,alve wWle: RADIATORS REPAIRED-Ant14 Maintenance .,i o ii1 vrn, bv. the ThH i- Clarence Smith. and presidents, appointed Provo ik. 28 Glass Installed ' American council on educationv!with a body jackknife. After United Press football ratings " CJ ' ' ... 8 Springville. 1232: Norma Wright Results these two favorites into one Specialized Work and Doc Prow. .Provo. ,1231; .Cliff ,held twp meetings yesterday and Theide twisted his knee. Mr. E (first place vo'.es in parcntfses) r Won Pins 1210. a Nila sec-and Deiore .sciieauiea mira 33 i EX'S Provo, in . Bailey. AH LAND ioaiy Team iijinade him cry "uncle" .1 Poii? DoLav'aud 2fit0 Zaria and L. R. Dunklcy, Provo. " jwUl adjourn. Dr. A.. Ray Olpin. onda with a step-ovtoe hold. Hi 'Tennessee fl9) J1 Office 490 So. Univ. Avenue 1 new sensation Burgundy 2520 of ofi V the Buzz Jones and Bill Melbv bat- 1201; Jerrv Montgomery. Crand president University 293 o a araw in an exciting pre- -; 3 Stanford (3) " I" luniiiiiurc-nea.i4 fif,4 Junction. Colo., and B.ll Jones. ... '254 Special Foundrv ' , men. . . ' :'. . lliminary. calf with oil the sparkling 0 "475 Prvo. H97; Delorrs Prow apd .. 235 Valve A: Hydrant Maryland 1 L. R. Dunklcy. Prdvo. 1194. - . . .... 19i 5. Illinois 1 ) 2357 High game scores: singles. Pete Maintenance rrinceton (2)"-- ' !4fi6 wine tone of cordovan plus the ft 3 Olson. Provo. 256; Andy Andrus. 'Machine SIipp ' 154 Georgia Ttch Bill 2.")5. Jones Doubles. Provo. A. . Wisconsin Office. 744: pIOo. 2:5. Pete Yano. Salt-La- l c "".' ot Hisb team game 37; .9 ; Baylor ... easy feel of Florsheim Bea Ladies 2"l: sincle. .Ci!y. to Special 1'oundrj, Special It'. Southern California : 232. Prow and Delorcs Pinn. .'' ": 720, "Second 10 Kentucky 33- Ok- -, f oundry. 210. Individual hich series: William Jerry MuirKmery. lahoma, 28:Texas. IS Ohio State. premium coif. 8; San Francisco, 5; Holy Crossr, Soriells. Spec ial Foundry, 5."7, H.Don Wood. Machine Shop. 482. RATE BOOST OKbHED 9 iRoLeit Sandene. Special Foundry, The BOISE. JCov.; 20 (UP) 457. " Pierce Water Co.. Pierce. Ha , to hich came: Wiltiam day was authorized to increase Individual . Special Foundry. 211. i its fate to customers f84: Jay Allen. 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