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Show L By STEVE SMILANICH SALT LAKE OTt, (UP) Utah, Ifce last of the Skyjine Conference sms to taste defeat this year, and" Wyoming, the! only Skyliner without a victory, pee strong opposijion this week with neither team Recorded much of a chance of returning home victorious. f Coach Jack Gardner's Ute, who were taught i good basketball lesson by Oklahoma A&M, carry a 1 mark j back to New York where the lltahns face St. Johns, a team ranked, 18th last 6-- Cageirs week in the United Press poll. Wyoming, still seeking its first win after five straight losses, moves into the midwest to tangle with strong Iowa State, The Iow-an- s were rated llth in the last United Press ratings. The Iowa State club already hold a win over Brigham Young of the Skyline. capped a seven game home stand Saturday night with 3 win over an unimpressive Idaho. The night before Oklahoma AIM thrashed the Utes 73-Utah invades the East still weak at the Utah 59-5- zlies are idle this week. its Brigham Young, toughest schedule in the school's history, returns hoitae for a pair of games with Bowling Green. The Cougars picked up their second win of the year at the expense of Pacific Coast competition, a 8 success over UCLA. The Uclans won the opener of the two games flaying 5. 1. A series with got in their two-gaUCLA last weekenji, looked ahead today to this week's two-gam- e home court seriei with Bowling v: "y il. K 0) ' v m ssi o r.7sv 0 V '1. 4 28-2- j halftone, tofcoed Steinke the BYU pTom 26 with followed joints, c(ring "tVM v w- Dick Banton 16 ; ' ' ialsten ... G V P T j, forrence Bantoh Archer Johnson Eblen UnderhiU Hutchins .. ....... ...j 1 4 4 4 Thacker 11 5 .... .. .0 Steinke Hj Anderson Jones . 1 j .0 0 0 0 ...... !'Anderson 0 Peterson .....1 ... TCtTALS r. ..10 4hh2- THE SHOT THAT WON GAME After UCLA and Brigham Young University traded elgit straight buckets In the final seconds of play John Benson No. 43 of Brigham Young puts the gaime on ice with this push shot. With the clock showing only 25 seconds left to play and the score 5857 in favor of UGLA this was the all important shot which put Brigham. Young ahead reading to win over undefeated UCLA Saturday UP Tele photo. 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 p 2 59-3-8. Weekend Sports Summary t Scot't Frost Selected Top 3 8 3 18 0 4 0 ,6 2 26 6 3 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 By UNITED PRESS : Saturday Ohio Scott Frost was named the harness horse of th year for the second straight COLUMBUS, year. i ; 7, ... Sprtichinj To Meet Wil!e GVeaves Tonight NEW YORK (VP) Middle- GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y. (UP) Middleweight champion Ray Robinson sparred two rounds apiece with Gene Johns of New York and Abdul All of Brooklyn Sunday and looked, so impressive that George Gainford, his advisor, said, "I know now he'll be sharp for Gene Fullmer on Jan. 2." Burns 1 S Bliss ...j.. Gonzales Regis Morley .J. 4 5 6 8 0 3 2 10 4 14 TOKYO (UP) Masaru Furu-kaw- a, 0 1 1 1 10 0 200-met- er 4-- 6, 8-- 6. r- 8-- light-heavyweig- Pleasant Grovs Buckner Giles Peterson G T F P j 62 Heart Troubles Infantile Paralysis Liver Trouble Lumbago how much you can get yet how little you repay Toppazzini notched two goals for Boston and assisted on a third i the Bruiijis defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs, 42. and increased their league lead to three points Detroit. Mickoski's two goals paced the Black Hawks to a 1 triiimiih the Red Wings, the victory being Chicago's first 11 games. Overall, the Hawks have won only five games while dropping 20 and play NEW YORK (UP) Funeral ing four ties. services were being held today for Bob Olin, the former Jean Fxxicault, French physi weigbt champion who disliked vio cist, is famous for bis discovery lence, and was also a well known of how to measure the speed of restaurateur, humanitarian and light. second-plac- e Olin Succumbs To Heart Ailment 3-- I CHIROPRACTOR Phono AC 5-09- 04 l6 South State -- Orm, Utah UiWmittna AK1a iafilriMM j ' ( : ly, Olin often was mistaken for Rosenbloom in later years because of similar builds, dark hair and 1 j , flst-welt- faces. ed He lost the title to John Henry Lewis on a decision at St. Louis less than a year later, Oct. 81. 1935 HoWever, he continued box ing until 1939, his llth year as a professional when he hung up his gloves. i Living Imago Plcturo . Balanced '' Fidelity Sound ' j Pitll r - 21" Picture TV SETS i .ONIY 21 9W ' . i i limited Quantity j ,. 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N.J.J Bernard Bartzen of Dallas, Tex.j Bob Perry of Los Angeles; Sammy Giammalva of Houston, Tex.; Art Larsen of San Leandro, Calif.; GM'Shea of Lo?( Angeles and Grant Golden of Wilmette, Xl . completed the top ten in that order. Aa llj Althea Placed Second Althea Gibson is the first (Negro to achieve big-tim- e tennis status. Louise Brough of Beverly HiMe, Califi; Margaret Osborne DuiPotrt of WUmington, Del.; Betty Roseo-ques- ij Pratt oj IMontego Bay j Jamaica:! Dorothy Head Knode of Forest Hills, N.Y.: Darlene Hard of Montebello Calif.; Karl Fageros of Miami, Fia.; Janet HoppsVof Seatte, Wash ; and Miriam Arnold; of Redwood City. Calif., rounced out the first ten. Richardson j and Seixas were ranked No. ij in mn's doubles while Miss Brough and Mrs. tj who won the national crown this yar for the llth time, headed ' 4-- 2 $16995wiT. ... Sciatica Sinusitis Stomach Trouble Tonsillitis Cham-pionshi- ps J Aluminized Tube j- tralia. His best 19p6 showing 'came in the Eastern Grass Court last August when ht defeated Australian stars Roy Emerson, Ken Rosewall, Ashey Cooper and Neale Fraser to win the title. the USLTA delegates at their annual meeting Jan, 19 a Chicago. Herb Flam Second Richardson is a 23 - year - old By UNITED PRESS Andy Bathgate of the New York Rhodes Scholar who chose to conRangers, Gerry Toppaziinl of the tinue his studies at Oxford rather Boston Bruins and Nick Mlckoski thin accompany the Davis Cup of the Chicago Black Hawks all team on its current trip to Aus- displayed their own particular Sun If you have a hard time getting day scoring punch in leading their teams to jNational Hockey League your philodendron plants to survictories Sunday night. vive, try breaking up a clay pot most the and placing parts of the pieces in gave spectacBathgate ular performance, scoring three the bottom of the philodendron goals, two of them in the last min- pot. This will hold the moisture ute, to a victory over the Mon- Philodendron should be watered treal Canadiens. The victory en- well once a weeki and the leaves abled the Rangers to take over un- need a good spraying with water of fourth at the same time. disputed possession Up to $2000 for Yourself i : By EARL WRIGHT Rangers, Hawks, Bruins Capture Hockey Battles ar : See The following well known diseases represent only a few that hve bepn successfully handled by Chiropractors: Arthritis i Headaches Neuritis 0 !, 14 30 14 42 ht CHjlKOPRACTIC ..... Totals 22-ye- ar ft-- 7, i RCA VICTOR the Japanese star who won 1 Richardson, fry Rated Top Amateur Netters 4.11 175-pou- nd 22-ye- r 2, United Press Sports Writer 3 8 4 10 NEW YORK (UP)-a- m Rich4 7 3 11 who failed to win 'a major 3 6 6 12 ardson, 0 1 0 0 tennis title this year, and Shirley Lewis . . I Winters 9 1 0 18 Fry, who captured the two top Carson . 0 women's were crowns, today 3 0 Rampton named America's leading amateur 2 Smith 0 1 Anderson 0 players of 1956. . . 0 0 The United States Lawn Tennis Fugal 0 0 Gray ... Association's ranking committees rated Richardson of Westfield, .. 23 31 16 62 Totals in men's, singles and first N.J., 8 14 29 42 Carbon St. Petersburg, Fla., of Miss Fry 18 34 45 62 Pleasant Grove 1 in No. women's singles. Miss Fry Brooks and Buttle. won the U.S. and Wimbledon championships this year. As usual, the bankings do not become official uritil approved by National the breaststroke at the MELBOURNE Shirley Fry recent Olympics, said today the bested Althea Gibson and won the Olympic Committee's decision to Victoria women's tennis title, ban submerged swimming from ' j the 1960 games - would help this country's swimmers rather than Sunday hinder them. RALEIGH a .321 average. North Carolina State weight Italo Scortiehini of Italy is was fined in for its $5000 the 5 -part to j beat Canadiaa-bor- p --r favored at basketball re Wilfie Greaves of Pittsburgh Jackie Moreland tdnight in a TV at St. cruiting case. Nicholas Arena aiti register his NEW YORK Bob Olin, 48, for senth straight (victory. Swarthy Italo, who returned mer champion, frorn a European ! camoaien and died of a heart attack. won a split decision over Hardy (i'azooka) Smallwobd at St. Nick's uusTOiN Olympic hoop ace Nov. 26, hopes that another win Bill Russell said he has agreed to this; year will boost him into the sign Wednesday with the Boston top) ten rankings Celtics. Asthma Constipation Eye Troubls Gastritis t i j 69 town. Olin, whose determination and NEW YORK (UP) Hank Aaron courage enabled him to use the of the Milwaukee Braves was offi- ring as a short cut to prominence, died early Sunday, at 48, wben cially crowned the stricken with a heart attack in his League's new batting Champion to- parked automobile. A. clever boxer and a fair punch day despite-- , a .328 average that he won the crown er, was the lowest to win the title in from Maxie Rosenbloom, Slapsie 37 years. Nov. 16, 1934, on a decision at The Braves' old batting Madison Square Garden. Ironical- -' stylist, who also topped the circuit with 200 hits and 34 doubles, thus became the secojod youngest champion in the circuit's history. He is a month and 14 days older than Pete Reiser, who won the ' crown as a old Brooklyn Dodger outfielder in l!941. Aaron's winning mark was the lowest since ",1919 wjhen Eddie Roush was crowned champion with Harness Horse Once Again PHILADELPHIA The New 23 19 York 59 the Giants beat ...18 Eagles, 21-. . . . . 28 3058 to clinch the National, Football 26 3359 League's Eastern Division cham , pkmship. ..... 62-4- West Virginia 83 Duke 82 Mississippi 82 Austin Peay 68 Midwest N. Carolina 90 S. Carolina 86 ot U.S. Olympic 83 San Francisco! 52 Cincinnati 65 Dayton 53 Wichita 95 Texas Christian 78 Missouri 72 Arkansas 52 Detroit 89 Western Ontario 48 Louisville 75 Marquette 68 Akron 88 Western Reserve 37 1 St. Louis 86 Louisiana St.. 52 87 81 DePaul Bowling Green Kansas St. 84 Indiana 77 Illinois 83 Loyola (La) 72 Purdue 85 Notre Dame 72 Michigan 84 Butler 77 Southwest Iowa St. 72 Tulsa 52 SMU 92 Xavier (Ohio) 71 New Mexico 79 Murray St 73 West Brigham Young 59 UCLA 58 Idaho St. 75 Cod. of Pacific 63 Utah 59 Idaho 53 Kansas 92 Washington 78 Gonzaga 86 Montana St. 79 Oklahoma A&M 65 Wyoming 5o AF Academy 86 Colorado Mines 83 Pepperdine 81 Temp St. 78 California 59 St. Marys 47 Stanford 65 Rice 64 man-abo-ut '' i1 62-4- 2 light-heavy- Hank Aaron Grabs N L. Bat Crown 't 18-poi- nt over 4 2 12 3 16 4 8 18 22 19 58 ..... 4 111 0 0 0 0 g r Rowe Benson BtU 0 0 0 YU UCLA 6 .1.....0 . TOTALS J 9 4 3 0 1 6 2 ,, A Crabtree V. ilkes Austin I 1 .....2 ,..'...4 L Burke Miles 2 Yl HAIIY lm I HEJIALD 4 64 57 j w Rogers DArtnWRith 69 MONDAY, DECEMBEV17, 1956 il Utah CnUiv. IlfaH .p""1 Pleasant PLEASAjNT GROVE Grove High, led by Arnei Winters' scoring spree, defeated Carbon, Saturday night, in a preseas6n basketball game. Carbon G T F P 1 Wilson . . . . , 6 4 6 3 5 3 9 Andrews ..... 80 j 74-6- . .1 Pittsburgh Bradley 06 Caivisius j 59-5- UCLA East' Duqusn Kentucky 76 Maryland 55 Tennessee 79 Sew a nee 48 ISf. Car. St, 76 G. Washington CD hair-raisin- g wip : Texas 68 Tulane 65 Alabama 81 Miss. Southern 63 Furman 91 Virginia Poly Tech! 88 ylc-&rt-es 18. Carbn Saturday's College Baskettball By UNITED PRESS 69 10 Vikirigs Thump Georgia Tech 76 Texas A&M 69 87-8- 1 parked UCLA Cage Scores W&L 76 Virginia: 62 ; by Benson with j Miss. St. 83 Miss Col. 67 Florida 89 Miami (Fla) 66 j - C2) y .. - -- Syracuse 72 Manliattan Ci tadel 71 Clem son 66 ; 01-5- i !' j li ' i H 79-7- 2. Brown 72 Penn 66 ViUanova 81 William k Mary! 78 Seton Hall 83 Loyola Md) 68 St. Bon. 79 St Francis (N.Y.j) 7 70 St. John's (N.Y.) 115 Rhode Penn State 51 Colgate 44 Siena 50 Iona 49 Harvard 45 Cornell 44 Boston Col. 87 Connecticut 81 Princeton 77 Navy 67 iLaSalle 83 Niagara 74 Columbia 76 Army 87 me Green State University. The Cougars and Falcons will meet Friday nigAt in the first game of the series, with the second game scheduled for Saturday night. Both! tilts will start at 8 p.m. in the BpTU Fieldhouse. The Ohioana will bring a good record to Provo or their game with the Cats. taedr victories include a wif over a strong DePaul team last iSaturday night to Chicago. Coach Ray Meyer's DePaul quintet handed Dayton a ' 9 shellacking in the season. earlier Altogether, the Falcons, who, tike the Cougars ate a sophomore dominoed team, jhave won five cut of the six jgaines they have played so far thif season. IIThis Is a considerably better record than th Cougars' two in six gamejs. However, the Cats have been playing some mighty tough opponents and gained a lot of confidence from their 8 victory overj UGLA Saturday night. The Bruins had beaten the Cougars 8 on Friday night, f Cougar win Saturday night came on Johnny Benson's clutch basket in the filial seconds of ihe game. It was aj see-sabattle that saw the Bruins leading 6 ill 5. j ciders, happy over the split they surprising 74-5- j "' L W'1 ICl is i. 74-6- 8. 2-Ga- me Youn II 59-5- CoudarCdgers Return Home, Await Series With Bowling Green Split With UCLA Quint Help s CatsUniversity's Brigham nessee and Kentucky. Regis tripped the Lobos 5 and Arizona won On the winning side of the ledger the Lobos edged Murray State ii S- -n ''.if,:.'.: j Colorado A&M, losers to Color- Utah State 61, Idho 36 Colorado A&M at Arizona State 79-7ado U. ai?d Regis,1 tests Arizona Montana 66, Washlngtoi. State 48 (Tempe) in a pair of games at; Tucson. UCLA " 74, Brigham Young 66 Wednesdav Utah State, who split a two game New A& 65 Colorado 77, Mexico at Vanderbilt Regis Set with Idaho, is idle this week. A&M at Arizona Colorado! ? A&M Oklahoma The preseason record for Sky63, Wyoming 55 Open Tonight " The Lobos open 'tonight against line teami: shows 19 victories and Utah 59, Idaho 53 Thursday Colorado A&M t A Memphis State and then play 27 "defeats!.! UCLA 56 Brigham Young 59, Vew Mexico at Kentucky Wesley-Ma- n, Vanderbilt and Kentucky Wesley Last Week's Results New Mexico 79, Murray State 72 an. ., Colorado 70, Colorado A&M 49 . U ' Montana 66, Washington State 61 Denver wiifher lor the first time Idaho W Utah State 50 I Friday New Mexico also undertakes a this season against Colorado! State, Regis 79, New Mexico 75 This Week's Schedule Bowling Oreen at Brigham Young long road trip into the South- hosts powerful Southern Calif oral- Arizona 74, New Mexico 55 V Monday Saturday f eastern section of tie nation. The is tonight. USC lists Wyoming Oklahoma A&M 73. Utah 59 New Mexico at Memphis State Utah at St. Johns (New York) Lobos dropped two out of three among its Skyline victims hav- Denver , Colorado State 64 Southern California at Denver Green at Bowling Brigham Young in preparation for the trip to Ten- - ing dumped the Cowboys twice. Ok la horn? aty 73, Wyoming 68 Tuesday Wyoming at Iowa State. 66-4- 66-6- Trug i center spot and short on height. Fifth Straight Wyoming suffered its fifth straight and worst setback against the same Aggies, losing In five games the Cowboys have lost all by a total margin of 20 points. Montana, considered by many to be the sleeper in the coming Skyline campaign, made the most noteworthy gain during the week with a pair of victories over Washington State. Coach Frosty Cox's Grizzlies won their first game 8 and took the second The Griz- 63-5- ofersee Ji X'i-- - t ! , V" |