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Show SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1960 Utah County, Utah SUNDAY HERALD 20 6 Seni or' M Men r i y I oo ar? :5f to esoay ourney ... D SVlSIGfl The Sports Scene - The annual Division Six Senior M Men Basketball Tournament will get under way Tuesday night at the Orem. High School, Division Six officials have announced. The tourney will run through Wednesday, Thursday and Satur- Great Moment of His Life in Cage Tourney f day, and will qualify two 'teams ' By WENDELL RIGBY " Herald Sports Writer Sometimes a single event in a boys life comes as the greatest came to young single moment he can recall, and such a moment194 South Seventh Chester Mrs. Wright, and son Mr. of Rex Wright, , West, Provo, the other night. The event was Uie awarding of the "Most Outstanding Player of the Tournament" presentation to young Mr. Wright for his work in the recently completed Divi- - the Tournament which will be held at Brigham Young Uni' ' versity later in the month. four-day 'The wanner of the for All-Chur- ch, ; play. University, Utah Stake champs, features Jim Spencer, a squad member on the Cougars squad for most of two seasons; while Thirteenth has Frank Arnold, a star at Idaho State College. The presence of these big names should add luster to the tourney- - and make competition plenty tough for any an"d all comers. Only one college star can be on the floor for a team at any ohe time, assuring that there wilj not be any unfair advantage by j elimination affair, officials said, with the champions from tHe 11 stakes in Division Six, extending from Lehi on the North to Provo on the south, participating.., There will also be five runnerup teams 'entered to complete tne two brackets. eight-tea- m Several of those teams have already established themselves favorites, and as some tough games are anticipated because of the presence of former collegiate and high school stars who are strengthening the various squads. Defending Champs Back Defending champion, the American Fork Ninth Ward, will be back, with Elton Abel and Loyal featurIverson, former ing their attack. Edgemont Third Ward looms as one of the top teams on the basis of seasonal and performances of Russ Jones BYTJ former Ralph Bonham, pre-tourn- iln. ey all-state- , . rs stars. Two of the really top teams are and University, but unfortunately the luck of the draw brings these rated ' as Provo, Thirteenth (Timp-anogo- Spider Captures Unpopular Win By United Press International Nine more Utah high school basketball teams qualified for - state tournaments play Friday night, boosting to 21 the number pf teams assured berths in season the two post ' st " .4 16-tea- m meets. f j South, Granite, Bountiful and Logan all qualified for the! Class A' tournament while Wasatch, North Summit, Lehi, Uintah and Enterprise earned berths In the " Class B meet. ' -rtc fife -r'y , In top games played last Friday night Olympus edged East "Let's swim in about 100 yards, 5 to win the Region Three out for1 . too . far Ruth we're crown and Ogden upset Davis, to hear our cute that guard oiympus qualified for the cries for help!" Class A meet last week, The scores: Bear River 44, Box Elder 43 Bountiful "68, Weber 53 Ogden 61, Davis 57 Ben Lomond 48, North Cache 45 Logan 65, South Cache 50 NEW YORK (UPD wards for which I'm very gate- - Granite 56, Highland 31 HeavySouth 77, West 63 .. ful." weight contender Eddie Machen, who made a tigerish Madison, Anotner reporter: asked if sne Olympus 56, East 5552 Jordan 57, Granger Square Garden debui wh&e shop- -' intended to turn professional. 61 73, Tooele ping RJlly Hunter in the ninth "I want to remain an .ama- Murray 68, Cyprus 60 Bingham may get another TV fight teur." she explained. "I can't Park City 60, South Summit 58 round, in the punch emporium on March see taking money for ice skating. South Rich G2, North Rich 30 18. ; Besides, I don't cafe for the idea Wasatch 62, Morgan 45 Machen, weighing 196 pounds, to of having to come up. with a top American Fork 77, Tintic 40 floored Billy in, the performance every night before Pleasant Grove 77, St. Francis Hunter's 191,closed his right 'eye fourth round, a large crowd." 42 won on a techin the and eighth When asked about her personal Parowan 76, Millard 58 knockout at 2:11 of the ninth. nical feeling towards those girls with Delta 57, Milford 55 Lwhom she was competing, the Union 55, Tabiona 42 OPEN ATOMIC TALKS skating champion responded with Duchesne 70,' Manik 52 WASHINGTON (UPD The an answer that revealed the heart Uintah 54, Altamont 42 - States Unitedtalks opened today of a real competitor. North Emery 42, Notre Dme 24 Yugoslavia on "I love all these girls, but I Green River 64, South Eniery 63 with Communist uses of in peaceful cooperation don't want them to beat me In- East Carbon 45, Moab 42 atomic energy. stead of wishing them luck, I just San Juan 57, 'Monticello 31 say, 'I hope you perform at your Piute 72, Valley 52 RADIATORS REPAIRED North Sevier 67, Wayne 58 very best'." Auto Glass Installed 31 "Boy, what a charmer," re- San Juan 57, Monticello 52 Specialized Work marked one of the woman report- Piute 72, Valley, 30 ers from New York, and that Wasatch Academy 33, Juab AHLANDERS seemed to be the general senti- South Sevier 47, - Richfield 43 490 So Univ. Avenue ment among members of the North Sevier 67, Wayne 58 Enterprise 51, Kanab 40 press corps. j , s) 56-5- 61-5- 7. '!',, Machen Defeats Hunter on TKO j dering ovation from a capacity By DAVE SCHULTHESS to The Herald) crowd ,in Blyth Arena, scene of (Special iCharming the ladies' figure skating chamSQUAW VALELY . . poised . . . articulate pionship. Her performance was captivating, and her pretty. These are only a few of completely the press shortly with conference the terms that might be used to was thereafter equally impresdescribe Carol Heis, the figure sive. skating champion of the world who brought the United States its "Carol," asked someone in the "was it first gold medal of the Winter crowd of note-taker- s, -- 5 ... ' . Olympics. Standing atop a table in the main press room where she was being interviewed following her tiriumph, Carol radiated the classic look of the perfect Olympian. Her powder, blue ski pants and white knit sweater with the colored Olympic rings set off her peauty. She was "the picture of ijhe model girl, and was fresh demeaner her clean, in viviid contrast with the drab . , All-Ameri- surroundings . r (Orem West) vs. American Fort Eighth (Alpine).American Fork 8:20 p. m. Ninth (Alpine) vs.1 Provo Fifth Ward (Provo). 9:30 p. m. Provo; Twenty-FirWest Sharon) vs. Provo Eleventh (West Utah). Women's Gym 6 p. m. Provo Thirteenth (East Provo) vs. University (Utah). 7:10 p. m. Orem Sixth (Orem) 'vs. Pioneer Second (West Utah) . 8:20 p. m. Orem Eleventh (Sharon) vs. Lehi Third (L.ehi). 9:30 p. m. Lehi First (Lehi) vs. Pleasant Grove Fourth (Timpanogos). Church designed trophies presented. They will be giyen to the tourney champion; to the second place winner; and to the team honored for its sports manship throughout the four-da- y meet. t An All Star team will also be named, along with the outstand: ing individual, player of the tourney. Competition is expected to be keen for all these awards. First night pairings: Men's Gym 6 p. m. Grove Ward vs.; Edgemont Third Sharon). (East 7:10 p. m. Orem Twentieth Charming, Poised, Articulate, Pretty, Best Way to Describe Olympic Champ Carol Heiss 7 There are many activities in which a smal group of men forget themselves as they devote their time and attention to the welfare of the group they represent. But) possibly no group has done more real hard work than has the committee dn charge of the Division Six Basketball program this year. Last week, witnessed the end, for them, of most of the worries In connection Ensign Junior M Men work, but they moved directly into the Senior program arid are putting forth an all out effort to get that meet undec way: next Tuesday in the Orem High School . gymnasium. . Those six men who have been "carrying the ball' so effectively include: Emerson Ilardy, Orem, Division Six Supervisor; Glade Gillman, Orem: Preston vTaylor, American Fork; Dr. Robert Larsen, Provo; Dick Roberts, Lehi; and Blake Fordham, , Pleasant Grove. They have done a fine job and have another great job .ahead of them in putting the 'finishing touches on the Senior M Men Tournament this week.t - , will be a . 16 team,, double It ar j " I al-- He received one shock when 1 his name was listed among the 10 boys named for membership on team; the Tournament 'A 4 had and his pulse scarcely settled when he was announced as winner of the award to the boy recognized as most valuable to his team in the four day meet. . His pulse soared again Rex has had his share of . V jors. He played Little League Baseball for five years and was 'on the "All Star team; then followed bis two years of Pony League play where he was an outstand- ?lng player; and he has playedj n. pony League urad ban tor one Rex Wright year. A Junior at Provo High School he had one year of sophomore and one year of varsity football, and was a member of Coach Dolan Condie's State Championship baseball team. He is looking forward to even greater heights at his third base position next Spring. He played a steady and consistent game of basketball for his Provo Second Ward Junior M Men team, and was, one of the big reasons for their championship performance. They had not been given too much chance against the favored Oak Hills Second Ward five, but it turned out to be Projvo Second all the way with Rex Wright and Norman Carter playing vital roles in the final game. A great future lies ahead of this fine young athlete. . teams together in first night ardized LDS qualify for a berth in the that while those teams . "loading" college players. lost only to the champions wiu Following the tournament there stage a playoff to determine tne will be three of the new stand-winner of the second berth. ball Meet. t All-Chur-ch automatically will tournament ion Six Junior M Men Basket- - i in participation - TIME OUT! Quints Gain! Meet Berths n ii Hex Wright Realized All-St- 9 More Prep and rather off-be- at of the reporters worth it all the time and effort i you spent preparing for tne Olym- pics?" "For the past 14 re- years," plied Miss Heiss without hesitation, "I've been working towards this goal. I practiced before and after school and followed an exacting training schedule. Was it worth it? Yes, even if I hadn't won a gold medal, it was worth it." Some A By-Produ- She went on' to relate some of and the of her effort. kppearance newsmen clustered around her. Only an hour earlier this champion won a thun I ts "Skating and serious training have taught me concentration and discipline, two of the re SAN FRANCISCO (UPD That odor which hangs over the Cow Palace today doesn't come from a - livestock show but emanates from Friday night's decision in Calhoun the Spider Webb-Ror- y , ; fight; Webb was awarded an unpopuverdict over lar, split Rory after being stagin first round, decked the gered in the second and rendered glassy-in the seventh. eyed 10-rou- " j rip-roari- ng - The new trophies that were presented at the close of the recent Junior M Men Tournament, mark a new high in awards made in the basketball world. These new (plaques, with their three blocks of Information, have been standardized by the LDS General BasketUnited Press International ball Committee, and will be awarded at all Division, and Eddie MaChen, NEW YORK ' ' Tournaments. 196, Portland, Ore., stopped Billy Gold finish for. first place; Bronze for second place; and Silver (9). for the highly despred sportsmanship award, will make these tro- Hunter, 191,hDetroit phies more than ever valuable to the fortunate teams who succeed SpiSAN FRANCISCO (UPD . in getting them for their walls or trophy cases. outder Chicago,, Webb, 162y, ' pointed Rory Calhoun, 163, White Ten boys were named on the Division Six Junior M Men All Plains, ,N.Y. , Star team following completion of the recent tournament. They included: Keith Finlayson and Odell Miner, Oak Hills Second; Bart an Carter, Provo Second; Cooper, Oak Hills First; Rex Wright,-NorSid Fork American Earl Dixon, THEY'RE HERE Calton, Lehi Fourth; Val Tenth; Kendall and Sid Paulson, Orem Eleventh; and Eldon Louder, Orem Seventeenth. STATE INSPECTION Fight Results " -- All-Chur-ch ' ' : i It was no surprise 'to most sports fans tiiat Carbon, Orem and Spanish Fork finished at the top of the Region Five basketball standings. It was somewhat surprising the exact arrangement of the rv ' ... ; . Carbon was definitely .a surprise, because of their unexpected strength. They were expected to finish behind Spanish Fork Dons who were definitely favored. However, the three teams .were the class of Region Five and they' should make a com- -' mendable showing in the Class A Tournament, a part of which will be at Brigham Young University this year for the first time. SPECIAL Gresvir Va STICKERS . DO IT NOW ! 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