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Show BYU Q uinv Usilis For F i is v DAILY HERALD 8 R.a STT.4' . Brigham Young University's 6 split in preseason games may have left a number of questions about the Cougars unanswered. But a more revealing test will be 6-- toughest eam the Cougars have w itnet this season. Ranked fourth in 83-9- 4. - r ! - - hot-and-c- old - ': A : . 11-m- an " - - - X - - - . So-S- a it' j so-s- o, r - ? "' : 67-9- o's Studley Named Head Football Coach At Cincy " - Celtics; Warriors Wag Battle For Division Lead . ' 14-ga- me 7-- I 129-10- YU-Monta- ' 4, na e. j x i .. Lane Takes Over A's G-Position Tiou nee Midshi pmeii For 10ih Straight Victory 78-6- 3 By United Press International ' The Duke Blue Devils, enjoy ing their best basketball season siflce the days of Dick Groat, are back on the winning track and sophomore Art Heyman aims to to rugged North Carolina in the above his season average, as the final of the Dixie Classic last Blue Devils withstood a spirited week, scored its 10th victory of late rally by the Middies. Duke ' By DON SWANSON 7 led the season in trouncing Navy, at half time, but N 77 United Press International to feature Tuesday uighf a cui the deficit to five pointy three KANSAS CITY, Mo (UPI) times in the second half befor dim college basketball action. '; them there. 5 New a a Duke keep clinched it with less tan Yorker, Kansas City baseball fans are Heyman, d 23 a ' loser in tossed four Duke, about four minutes to go. only points, t jubilant over obtaining tradin' out Frank Lane, the of s N.C. State Beats Virginia " Caroll Youotgking, who helped spoken but general manager. Heyman dominate, both boards, scored 19 points for Duke. Dave Lane was hired Tuesday by Tremaine paced the loseral ;wiith owner 'Kansas mty Athletics v 16 points. Charles Finley. ' He previously In an Atlantic Coast Conference guided the St. Louis Cardinals, North Carolina State game, Cardinals, Chicago White Sox, and warmed up for this Saturday's Cleveland Indians to contest with Duke by coasting. finishes and A's fans are, hopeful over Virginia, John hunger he. will do the.ame for them. led the with 25 way; points. 'At least we'll see some trading Tech, Georgia paced by Roger now and maybe some of the 23 point output, downed Kaiser's deals will go .our way," one man 5 while a pair South Carolina, T remarked. of guys named Smith led Furman Lane replaces Parke Carroll, and Virginia Tech to victories in wto has been sharply criticized Southeim Ckmference games. ;, ' for trades involving the New York FuU-' NEW YORK Gene "' I closed this morning that the pro- 77 1 Scores 24 Points (UFD Yankees. Two of the deals which 24 points aj Jerry Smith tallied aroused the wrath, of Kansas City mer and Sugar Ray Robinson ed Williani television his Furman defeated and n terms; thereby fans sent slugger Bob Cerv.to the may be matched today for .their ' ; apparently the last ob Chris Smith's and removing Mary, Yankees for in juryiplagued third four tli middleweight title figlit at :.;-stacle. helped Virginia Tech to a baseman Andy Carev." and the the Las ' ' Convention 3 (Nev.) Vegas triumph over The Citadel. 7 tinampaon Jbnyner NBA versAmerican . League's Most ValuFeb. 25. Hall, Southwest (Conferencej open.In able Player, Roger Maris, t "New ion) (of West Jordan, Utah, and Robinson disTech rallied to trip Texas Ex champion the promoters agreed on terms ers, York in a. multiple player deal. Southern Methodist, several days ago. . despite Carroll Praises Deals jr ia effort the Mustangs by is , scheduled for a Sugar! Steve Strange, and Carroll Brous-sard- 's Carroll, praised both deals as said he has no immediate plans New YorkRayconference with today ifior the future. to 29 points led Texas A & M the A's, yet being beneficial Norman Rothschild of Syracuse, Kansas City finished in the Amer to a was an" j65, Lane, given victory over Texas N who will the 15- ' 7'' .A ican. League cellar and the Yan . Christian. He said he con- N.Y., ' rounder with Jack Doyle and Mel Riedner kees won siders every player on the A's vrxeu In other Mark games, on . ) vegas. (Carroll, whose 'ouster was. fore roster material for "judicious" Also slated for the conference 28 points was tops for Nevf York cast by United Press Internation trades. "The good players we'll its Harry Mabson, managing di University, which stopped Iona, Stanford downed Fcdhatn; al, called ..ANE "one of the , top keep to Kansas City, and 'they rector of boxing for Madison and Houston humbled. La executives in baseball. I would win not find their way to Yankee Square " Garden, the Saturday mar Tech, if or stadium other Stadium to like any 471 congratulate Mr. Finley in night fight-Tproducer. the choice of Lane. He did they are any good," he said. Robinson I explained today, "j a! great job of creating interest? in RADIATORS REPAIRED Lane's salary with the Athletics insisted, upon getting d of Anto Glatt Installed .; Chicago, St. Louis and Cleveland, calls for a reported $100,000 per the television money or there and I am sure he will do the year. He drew $50,000 a year would be no fight. And the pro7 Specialized Work 11 same thing for Kansas City." to that salary and a bonus, of five cents moters tentatively agreed AHLANDERS ' carroii, wao had served, as per person after home attendance last night." 7, 4S0 So. Univ. Avemio Kansas City general manager passed the 600,000 mark at Cleve- "The total television money sre- ' .... since the A's came here in 1935 land. portedly is $150,000. 78-6- 3, 6-- . 40-2- ; Tenth-ranke- i ten-time- well-regard- ed I j first-divisio- n 94-7- Sugar Ray Says Promoters Accept His TY Demands r- ' : , ? 1. j . 83-6- - 78-5- 6, . -- 73-6- j 70-6- . 8, 23-poi- nt, 82-6- four-year-contra- ct. 7 co-prom- H;'-iA- . the-pennant- . i3 . - , 100-7- 0; I . 59-44- ;! 100-73- . V .! ; A one-thirj i i I A. ' .: . 'A '- . V; ; , , 7 , j. L j j, .;; .. , ...y. ;.. . 18-poi- nt - . j 7, !. : , 128-12- 5) Howl Goodyear more protection than ever Before! give r -- ail ipnaaDfflss. sncDKr ' .! t 7 :.t . ! 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They ference play against ' Coach Stan Watts and the Cou- lowing night, however, to defeat to take State, : gars, who returned last weekend Lousiana third I place. on . the from three games road, s Seek Solution night play the Grizzlies Saturday Field-house. If the puzzle of the injthe George Albert Smith ' . H ' ' can be solved this week, they t , Cats 77 f i In . Montana the Cougars will may yet make their presence felt l ' meet a conference team that in the Skyline' race that lies , fared much better in preseason ahead. . ';;h?A;!-H' ' ' & ' games than did BYU or any of At times, such as in the big i 1v ' ' the other Skyline 6cnools. The wins over Kansas and Miami, the Grizzlies, with an squad Cougars have looked like cham'S ' 'SS"l"i'miiii I ; built around seven returning pions. At other times they have I lettexmen, won five and lost only looked less than ordinary. ; ' V f : , ' f J .y. one." As a result of these sparodic r o Looked Only showings, the Cougars do not have It was hoped that the Cougars what is called a regular starting (three games on .the road might five. At least two of the starting are still up for the taking give some indication as to the berths those . J ' , " ' ' by losses willing to pay the price. h the t But in ' ' club's strength. i f Citadel The Have to Louisville and $ li' ' they Edjre , , rt ' ' ' , I I while bitting looked , only At the moment, two sophomores their stride again in dumping seem to have the edge in the bid . Louisiana State. ding. Forward Jim Kelson and 5 At Louisville BYU lost guard Gary Batchelor turned in BOUT-r-MexicGaspar Ortega skips against what may well be1 the good performances on the recent PREPARES FOR out in works as he line the in both preparation for his forthcoming rope may be trip, and bout with. Carmen Basilio. Ortega and up for Saturday night's tipoff. welterweight was a holiday Basilio will meet at Madison Square Garden SaturdayAlthough Monday on campus, the Cougars opened night. (Herald-UP-I Telephoto) drills on the home floor for Satur day's game. A full practice schedule is set; for this week. The long wait for game action will end for BYU's i freshman CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) basketball 'team Saturday when Charles Studley, 31 who coached the Kittens launch a University of Massachusetts schedule against Snow College. football team to7 a 2 record in Coach Pete Witbeck's frosh will 1 his freshman year as a head meet the B adgers in a prelimin in the Madison Square "By United Press International coach Tuesday was named head ary game to the B ' The Boston Celtics and the Phil- Garden doubleheader in the only coach of the University of Cin contest in George Albert Smith bitField-hous'. cinnati. Tipoff for the prelim adelphia Warriors, waging a Divi- other NBA game. ter battle for the Eastern . .The university board of direc inary tilt will be 6 p.m. Only one game in front of pur Basket-foa- ll National the in sion title i tors named Studley to succeed the Celtics deSince Last October Association at the expense of suing Philadelphia, George Blackburn who. resigned with been Witbeck has working feated the failing Lakers for the effective at (he end of last sea-- j the frosh candidates since last the league's other teams, kept it third time in three games at the , son after the Bearcats won only October.! Although they have, had up Tuesday night. Arena as . Bob Cousy four games while losing six. Playing 'without injured Bill Sports opportunity for intrasquad ample 27 points and Tom Hein- Studley, captain of the 1951 H action since the varsity season Sharman, the greenclad world scored 21. Elgin Baylor of Los lini earn ,wh9ch completed a per- opened last month, they, have! yet champs from Boston came back sohnS hit deficit to defeat Angeles kept up his scoring pace fect jseason' by- defeating Stanford; to play a game against real oppo from an 40-in with 40 point. Has 18 rebounds the Los Angeles Lakers, 102-- , ia the Rose Bowl, worked as sition. ., Aa Mne a . coach under Ray Eliot of The height of this year's team Los Angeles and the Warriors tied the Celtics Bill Russell. Eliacos. Prior, he spent four years is above average for a freshman edged the Detroit Pistons in overin the New York twin bill, Wilt Chamberlain scored 46 points and as football and track coach at olub, but they haven't the 6peed time, in New York. Alton, EL, High School. of last year's team. Syracuse" handled New York, the Warriors squeezed by. Detroit. 67-5- 7, cdli DOS'u' GT)'J 1961 Loop Action - 15 n |