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Show a) W h With n u J2 V fu) ' S j. vv- - witness the, traditional meeting of the two rivals inr" perfect football weather. The Aggies,' as ' usual; will be underdogs, but past performances mean little or nothing in this affair. The Aggies always manto, make a . greater effort age fact that has against Utah a Utah Coach. Ray;: Nagel overly - ! fi Comer I I ? I "s I -- ' I ay-' - " i- s' ' ' , - - j - t ' tf " ' I J I f Vdtini,! Utah Power J Daily Herald Regal f n nr! a . 17 18 .17 .,...,::...f... "Builders J... .17 Utah Timber & Coal .. 16 . 1? Tackle Box ... . Evan's Pharmacy i... ...21 22 22 23 28 28 12 ' 7 , v. - x , ' ' I V Wl tic effort on; the part; HTS Geneva v V: J - .f",. w 'w.t - "is - 19 ver.' Two 19 . .... slate. Top affairpits New ' Mexico Air the 21 Force ...... against Jim's Djst.. Co: 21 ........ Academy. A. L. Duckett's '23 Once victorious Montana faces ..J 21 . . . . . . Club Exchange winless Idaho ' in ..the other non- 24 20 Hansen Candy 28 league game The game at MosProvo Plumbing ..... 16 .... 8 36 cow is the traditional .battle for Moose Gold ... the Little, Brown; Stein, symbol 7 .37 Moose Red v ' ' University Cleaners, of football supremacy between ttts 3018; HTG University Cleaners, the two' schools. I has. been in 1036; HIS Delvar Pope, 719, 746; Idaho possession for the past eight seasons. HIG Delvar Pope, 255, 264. non-confern- ce ' A.. 1 l halfback, is exyiLL SEE ACTION FOR CATS Jack G if ford, a to see lot of action Saturday afternoon for the Cougars when they tangle pected with Colorado State in the BYU Stadium. It will 03 season's finale for the Cougars. - 180-pouiKKjun- ior : ' ! - . BYU Varsity - ; -- ; , . . MERCHANTS . I .. . 16 14 12 Scfiver s Hawaiians .......... ... Hoovers 40 Knights Hovers . 'i . . . . . . ..... . . . 0 Mulletts .............. Mt. Fuel ..;.....M.... Maxfield ............. ............... .............. ...........j Booth i Clarks red Ics 4 6 8 9 9 11 11 C L's ,., 21 21 Dickie Jay Firmages 20. . . 8 Norine T 11 11 12 fW . Elks White v. ........ . 28 Elks Purple .25 2. .'. . ." 25 E a gle Blue 22 Eagle. Coral Moose Purple ...1 ;22 ...J..... one-thre- Wit-bec- k . . - . s - PROVO CITY AUXILIARY - -- te Clayburtt ' 245. i . ; 209, Brigham Young's freshman and varsity hoopsters, who've been working out for over a month, will j meet their first test in the annual y game Nov. 28 at 7:30 in the George Albert! Delvar Pope of Provo establish Smith p.m. Fieldhouse. ed a new high; 3 game series mark for the Regai Lanes in the Provb ; Coach Stan Watts of the Cougar Men's Cityr League mis week as he varsity will bring a squad of 18 blasted games , of. 255, 221 and 243 into the game, while the frosh, under the direction of new Coach for. a' big 719. series. will carry 13 playPete Pope, broke the threeryear mark ers. Witbeck, of .711 held by Milt Waycasy. JLe In past years the frosh team has did everything right Tuesday, night been in was as his "Ebonite . Tornado" larger and'the game ' has been e three 20jminute periods, but due the pocket all evening. to the smallness of the yearlings Delvar has been bowling for 13 years and; Is carrying: a 177 aver- this winter, the game will be a affair. age so ; far this "season. He is. also regulation Men's the for Watts with the , varsity City secretary Assisting Proyo Association. be will Bowling junior varsity Coach Bob Other high series for the men at Bunker, who headed the frosh in Regal the past week are Dick Fow- past seasons. Working with to try to prepare the yearler; 670, Milt Waycasy 647, Sherm Wankier 626, Pete Birrell; 617 lings for the hig test will be former Shafter Bown 612 Lamar Fillmore BYU great Tom Steinke, who is 602.: presently doing graduate work at ,Mvp High individual averages for the the Y. men at Regal so. far this season are as follows: Milt Waycasy 198, Pete Birrell i 196, Bob Barratt 194, Area Sports-BriefJim Fetterley 191 and v Giff Lee j 12 16 Madsen Cleaning i.."... 16 : 18 14 Goof Balls 20 12 Alley Cats 11 20 . . Mixers a. . . ... . . .', . . 11- 21 One Hour. Martinizing 22 ;..:!... Ads ..:J 9 .v. . . 9 , 22 Sore Thumbs HTS Ras's Garage 1898; HTG C L's, 767; HIS Ken Gren, 546, HIG Dick Millie Gren, 514; Madsen Play Frosh 77 65 50 66 70 90 14 22 20 36 L ISC Places Honors for high league series for the' gals so' far this season goes to Miiderd jLoweH vwith ; 535. Next in line are Grace Bell. 579, Clara Bir 15 18 19 22 192 242 190 204 221 231 John Kapele Paul Eckel LE te , 4 C RG RT Utah National Guard's "bantam basketball"- program will move into the Provo and Orem area this year, according l. to Ray E. Cox, executive officer of the 145th Field Artillery, :;aid today. Col. Cox said plans for eight teams to be organized into two area leagues in the Provo-Orewere discussed at a recent meeting attended by '20 persons interested in the program. Those The - Lt.-Co- m 'Star Team Uhited Press International PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Carl Hubbard,. 149, Philadelphia outpointed Frankie (Kid) Anselm, (10). 125, jPhiladelphia Er (UPI) nesto Figueroa, 136, Mexico City, outpointed Javellana Kid, 136, Ma- LOS ANGELES nila (10). all-st- Bob Gower TICKETS ar 5. H V 1 1 AM A V Syracuse 53, Boston U, 0 California 16, Stanford 11 Clemson 27, Wake Forest 18 Princeton 9, Dartmouth 8 Northwestern 24, Illinois 16 Indiana 15, Purdue 15 Notre Dame 30, Iowa 24 Kansas 8, Missouri 7 Tennessee 24, Kentucky 12 La.. State 66, Tulane 0 ' Michigan 28, Ohio State 16 Minnesota 32, Wisconsin 26 . No. Carolina St. 17, So. Carol. Ti Oregon State 24, Oregon 20 Pittsburgh 25, Penn State 21 . Tex.' Christian 25, Rice 12 UCLA 26, So. California 16 Washington 23, Washington St. 8 Yale 22, Harvard 19 Colorado State 114, YU T Idaho 12, Montana 6 ' Air Force 20, New Mexico II Utah 30, Utah State 7. Engberg Says . SALT LAKE CITY, (UPI) Pieneer League President Claude Engberg - stoutly .denied today that his class C baseball league in Idaho and Montana was in its death throes. . " .! The loop has lost, four of its major league work' ing agreements wiih the Cardinals, Athletics, Dodgers, and Senators and Boise is seeking a franchise in the California league. Engberg admitted that without six-tea- m major league the Pioneer League will be without much playing talworking-agreement- top-notc- s h- ent. Turkey Shoot OREM-Orem- 's " V'...". - ' used for community projects, sponsored by the Orem Jaycees. Gebo said .22 rifles would be used in the shoot and shooters may bring their own guns or use guns in attendance included Ma j .Gen. that will be available at the bowl Maxwell E. Rich, adjutant gen- Ammunition also will be available at the 'bowl. eral of the guard ; f. Brig.-GeMaurice L. "Nick" wltts, local guard officers, members of Gen. Watt' and Gen Rich's staffs, and potential sponsors and representatives of the Orem-Prov- o ' area. Initial meeting for the actual lormation of the teams and leagues will be held Nov. 29 at the Provo Armory. ; Springville already has such a four-tealeague organized. ' n. "Man's..- Everybody needs - when you do... Visit NATIONAL FINANCE! 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RingwOod Joe Martinez 20U For the shooti live turkeys will 166 RHB Bullock Burt 10 Wayne bcnneiaer 42 be placed in trenches and the par187 FB' Chuck Buderus LeGrande Young 196 Mr ticipants will shoot at the birds Team Captains as their heads bob abqve the trenches. Shooters will be able to 2l0 STARTING LINE AVERAGE 208 keep'all birds they hit in the head 180 STARTING BACK AVERAGE 169 or neck. 197 STARTING TEAM AVERAGE 194 Gebo said the shoot will start at 10 a.m. on Saturday and 1 p.m. and continue until dark both days. Shooters will be charged 50 cents a shot and all proceeds will be DickMagoffin Four On Sport Scores r Live Two-Da- y Name No. Duane Knox 87 Ron Stehouwer 76 Russ Willis 65 Jim Eifrid 51 189 237 199 238 199 208 193 146 168 LT LG Orem Jaycees Set , e In a traditional clash, one that is dear to my heart, Yale will triumph- - over archj foe ' Harvard. Would that I could join the boys at Morey's for a loving cup after the Old Blue thrashes' the crimson in the Bowl. Unfortunately the press of duties In connection with my oil and cattle interests will not permit me to drop the reins even for a day. m rell. 576, Norma Larsen 574 and 22 Marge ;Hinkley 563. Norma Lar24 Moqsc-Whi. . . .1 ..... 20 sen heads;, tbe average sheet with 25 Moos e Gold . . . . .. . . . 19 165 so far this season followed by j 14 30 Moose Blue .... ' 164 HTS Elks Purple, 2523; HTG Grace Bell 164, Hanah Keele 164. and Newman Dorothy By United Press International Rae Elks Purple, 875; HTS DENVER (UPI) Rocky MounChristensen ( 490 X Scratch; HIG Conference tain Idaho , champion Rae Christensen (188) .Scratch. State four College placed players MIXED MAJOR on the league's 1959 W L ' football team. 35 College Football Scores 9 El Maraechi United Press International 28 16 Bullock Jewel Box . Garnet League Commissioner of announced 18 each the 26 six Lou's today 34 Akron 14 Youngstown teams member landed ' at 20 Chase's Ice Cream . . 23 least .National Basketball Association. one man in the 24 team Bob Thomas .Men's ' J 20 United Press. International The 19 roster was 25 Bailey Transfer New ' York 130 Cincinnati 109 ; the head 25 . coaches. . . 19 . picked by Cream O' Weber (Only, gave scheduled) 38 McRand Cleaners ....L Colorado State's Johnny JohnHTS El Mariachi, 2173; HTG son, a halfback, was thet only UP FROM TOE STREETS Bullock Jewel Box, 758; HIS unanimous choice. He made the Men Irwin Talboe, 603; Women team a year ago. LONDON (UPI) Godol-phiEarl HIG Men Idaho State placed end Ray da Stone, 579; Nay one ; of three Arabian, Irwin Talboe, 235; Women Nayr horses' Konczos. tackle Paul Tripp, guard from' whom most thor- Blayrie Jones and halfback Boyd da Stone, 220. oughbreds ' are descended. Was Hall. I .' purchased for $15 in 1724 after beFROSTY COMMENT GRAND JIAPIDS, Mich. (UPI) ing discovered drawing 'a cart in the streets; of Paris. Poet Robert Frost spoke like a cryptic New Englander ThursLET US CHEC3 TOUXl day night when he learned that I police searched for a bomb in the church where he was giving O Here are the fascinating rea' lecture, but found none. His sults of a scientific survey of ' comment:the 29,000 Americans who are ' "It must have been a dud. 95 years old, or over. What DIAL Fh did these people inherit, do or RADIATORS REPAIRED eat that has allowed them to Auto Glass Installed live so long? What about cigaSpecialized Work rettes, alcohol? The answers ,,:. .PLUS1BING A HEATING AH LANDERS are in December Reader's , 5S NortS 2nd West 430 So. Unir. Atcdc YOIIII FURNACES Digest. Can you apply them? . . Game BYU-GS- U BYU vs. COLORADO STATE Wt. Position Wt. No, Name, 80 Tom Cole Frosh-Varsit- Scrivers, 2389; HTG Scrivers, 816; HTS K. Holm, 596': HIG D. Nuttall, 189. MERRY MIX UP MIXED DOUBLES 2 W Is 8 Pin Topplers ....,....'24 22 9 Ras's Garage HTS Cagers To Pope Pin Record 9 1 Lineups for - - le h! p Pioneer Loop while Washington is expected to gain the West Coast berth if it gets by Washington State. Kansas will earn the right to represent the Big Eight Conference in the Orange Bowl1 if it turns back Missouri,- provided 'Oklahoma whips Iowa State as expected. '. Leading candidates for the other Orange Bowl bid include Clemson, Miami and Georgia. Miami entertains Michigan State Friday night, Clemson has a Sat urday date with Wake Forest and Georgia is idle this week end. bowl-ineligib- games are Saturday's " . - c - ; non-conferen- ce also on 20 22 23 23 - x o" . 4 .-- 25 Smeaths JVlkt. .... 25 p a cific States Rockets . Security Title ........ 24 Pacific States Tigers . 22 Har-rump- Still',AHve : Sat- precedent-shatterin- g urday,- Princeton, Mm n e s o t a, North Carolina State, Oregon State, UCLA and Pittsburgh will record spectacular upsets. s- nt However,' 'it will .take, a giganof BYU Finance; HIS to season on close a the .917; HTGGeneva Finance, victory Phil Cannon, 617; HIG Dick note CSU downed the Brighams 32-- 6 last year. Sixteen seniors Craven. 228. j vili be ' playing their final gamePROVO CITY MEN'S r I for BYU. ' g I 14 30 CSU Should falter against the Crestview Service .... 2Sf 15 Rio Grande Brighams, idle - Wyoming would 15 back into the championship. The Moose Purple . . i ... 29 16 28 Bank Cowboys are idle until. Thanks- I First Security 18 26 giving : Day when they meet Den University Cleaners " i a r 7 . 27 On a . - 24 tal ball for a look as the upsets foretold bv ithe iloonle Sun Hit J System. ' en , 18 21 j passer. ."';' Utah State also - has an explosive offensive, having six running backs with better than four yards average per . carry. Utah State's best , rusher is senior Buddy with r a 6:7 yard average. Brigham'. Yb un g University, closing a disappointing season, will make an effort to' salvage some glory against Colorado State ' University. A BYU win would boost the Brighamsx out of the cellar and ' cost Colorado State a chance at the Skyline title. v ,14 , 18. IS . .. 13 13 - Light .. . . 10 271 27j 26j 23 22, 22 jt & 30; Hoople7s Plan Sdes Several Big Upsets Top-ranke- x , 1L'. : '.'- ' 1059 FWDAK0CS season junkets. j Only two major berths hae By MAJOR AMOS B. IIOOPLE d been filled thus far. Sideline Superintendent Bowl a Cotton Syracuse accepted Arinvitation last Saturday and my loyal devotees, never kansas agreed .Thursday night to in Egad, of more than half play i n the Gator Bowl on a close association with the game unique "if" basis., I witnessed a 'season such Texas will serve as tie South- have west Conference representative n as this. . The collegiate elevens are the Cotton Bowl if it belts Texas A&M as expected on Thank sgiv kicking over the dope bucket ing Day. But if the Longhorns with an abandon as complete as lose, Arkansas will pass up the that displayed by Mrs. O'Leary's Gator Bowl for a crack at Syra- cow when she gave Chicago history's- greatest hot foot ' in' Occuse in the Dallas classic. in At least five more berths the tober, 1871. But what happened last week, major bowls should be filled by Saturday night. They include both and the week , before, and the berths in the Rose Bowl, the visit- week before that, is as nothing ing team in the Orange Bowl, the compared with what is yet to host team in the Liberty Bowl come. Get a firm grip on yourand perhaps both teams in the self and the,n gaze into my cry Blue Grass Bowl. Badgers Eye Rose Bowl Wisconsin and Washington are seven-poifavorites to knock off their Saturday opponents and wrap up Rose Bowl berths. The Badgers can clinch the Big Tea bid by beating Minnesota if Illinois . turns back Northwestern to . Geneva Finance . . Utah Distributing '.j... Dane Virke Upholstery Mayflower Cafe?. ..j... ' Intcrmountain Housing .Garrox Garage ...J... Zion Upholstery . . .... The battle for bawl bids will continue along the college football front this week end, with at leas: t a dozen teams competing for-pos- Bowling : DAILY HERALD . By TEV1 MORIARTY United Press International 1 P ggies; xc- - - : - A 1 ii - Bowl Bids Utah and Utah State renew one of the West's oldest and most f colorful football series Saturday xninus the Thanksgiving Day fla vor but spiced with the usual 'fierce rivalry characteristic of previous contests, i The 58th renewal of the series will be stage at Ute stadium A crowd of 15,000 is expected to concerned.;-J in the stakes The;; game are with fourth high' place, going to the , winner a position .desired by both since neither figured to finish that high T before the sea son started. The game shapes up as an offensive ; battle , ' with both club. capable . of . moving the ball well. Utah boasts - top runners in Larry PROVO LEAGUES Wilson, Monk Bailey, Bob Mas-telotand Ken Vierra. Vierra j INDUSTRIAL W I also is the Skyline's 1 e a d in, g 1 tw1 w vfrvuwi'1 ncounier In Saturday 0J1I- .n r Grid Teams Battle For - .miwiiIWW'WWj LAKE CITY (UPI) to n n 10) 8 i ' n yaiiTiss; uvaiii Cougars Close Season SALT II fl n :F1 CXCT STKA?CHT WIIISKET DUtilUd and Bottled by SmZEL-WELLE- R DlSTILLrRT i Ib. Uwitvill, Kentucky, 1I4 ;t(o3U ore (epvP". ii 4 180 North 2nd Wcsf Phono FR 3-71- 64 vj: 1 3 : |