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Show n Utah State Cage its To p for reproving BYU Five To Face Lobos, Cow 5 Utah it.- the Cougars it appears they may be the class prove one thing win ball games away from of the league. ball team steps into a whirlpool can of action this weekend in league home, and mat's a distinction The Cougars will face two teams had trouble former and candidates this weekgames with New Mexico end. Coach Bob King's Lobos claiming. Wyoming. BYU lost only to Oregon are led by Ira "Large" Harge, The Cougars, who earlier this State in the finals of the Far the 8 center who has been week returned from a swing through the West Classic, after beating pre- termed the complete basketball Northwest, open a hot iconfer-enc- e viously unbeaten Seattle and player. Record Setter race Friday night in Pro-v- Oregon in the earlier rounds. The other road wins came at Wyoming's pace-settis The Wattsmen meet the free- the expense of Montana and Flynn Robinson, who set a wheeling Lobos Friday night in Montana State. dozen Cowboy scoring records While Watts and members of last season as a sophomore. An the BYU Fieldhouse, then trade choice in his first year partners with Utah Saturday! his club were rather jubilant night for a crack at visiting over the success on the road, at on the varsity, he won Monday's practice session, they Wyoming. mention for his outThere doesn't appear to be a quickly turned their attention standing play. He also led the weak club in the entire Western to New Mexico and Wyoming. league in scoring with a 25.0 The Lobos are the Cougars' average. Athletic Confrence, and the satisimmediate some can take assignment, since Once again the Cougars' Cougars will the best preseason faction from the fact they they sport to survive may rest on the record of any team in the be opening at home. defensive play of John Fair- contests New Mex Five games on the road did child, the 8 center who is ico has lost only one game, and leading BYU's team in scoring (19.0) and rebounding. He will undoubtedly draw the position opposite Harge, and the result could be one of; the top indivi dual matches of the season. Capacity or near capacity 1 BLOWUPS crowds are expected both nights, according to Floyd TayBy ANDY MARZICH lor, BYU ticket manager. (AMF Staff of Champions) Written for NEA Any time you hear a bowler The Provo Recreation Departgloat "There goes my mother-in-law- ment will stagger its bus schedas he flings the ball ule for the Saturday classes at with all his might, the chances Timp Haven that begin Januare he is only half kijiding. ary 11, if "enough people deOne of the great satisfactions sire to transfer into a later Region 5 wrestlers started class, it was announced today league competition today, with by Parks & Recreation Direct- three contests on tap. The schedule: or, Linn Rockwood. Instead of all the buses leav Provo at Carbon, Jan. 7 ing at 7:45 a.m., if two or more Payson at Orem, Springville at bus loads wish to go at the Spanish Fork. Jan. 9 Springlater time, buses will shuttle ville at Provo, Carbon at Pay-soback from the 7:45 a.m., run Spanish Fork at Orem. Jan. and be back to pick up the sec- 14 Spanish Fork at Provo, ond group at about 9:15 a.m., Payson at Springville, Orem at said Mr. Rockwood. However, a Carbon. Jan. 16 Provo at maximum of 120 students can be Payson, Carbon at Spanish taken at this later hour, and Fork, Springville at Orem. Jan. Orem at Provo, Carbon only those already registered 21 for the Saturday classes at at Springville, Spanish Fork at Carbon at Timp Haven will be taken. Payson. Jan. 23 e These will go to on a at Orem Provo, Payson, Spanish 0 Fork at d basis to those Springville. Ext. 25 to reserve a place Jan. 28 Provo at SpringThere goes mother-in-law- ." on the later bus. ville, Payson at Carbon, Orem of bowling is letting off steam, There are still openings for at Spanish Fork. Jan. 30 which is fine and dandy in a the y program to Park Provo at Spanish Fork, Springbut sure death City beginning Jan. 11, and in ville at Payson, Carbon at friendly game, in tough competition for big the Friday evening class to Orem. Feb. 4 Payson at Prostakes, such as I faced in be- Timp Haven, beginning January vo, Spanish Fork at Carbon, coming the leading money win- 10. Register immediately at 204 Orem at Springville. Feb. 6 ner on the Professional Bowl- City Building. Provo at Orem, at ers Association winter and sum- Saturday Timp Haven Schedule Carbon, Payson Springville at Spanish mer tournament tours. 7:45 and Fork for the Bus Stops "There goes mother-in-law.- " 9:45 a.m. Buses. You should never take out 10th West and Center frustrations in a serious game Pioneer Park, (5th WestStreet; Cenbecause the bowler who is Lot Central (BeParking ter); blowing his stack invariably tween Center St. & 1st North By United Press International heaves the ball too hard for ac- and STOCKHOLM (UPI) University and 1st West); Floyd curacy. All he has in mind is Timpanogos School (5th West & New 192, Patterson, York, blasting the daylights out of 5th North); Riverside Skating ItaSante 191, Amonti, stopped the pins. & 1230 North; ly (8). West 3rd Rink; Blazing through the setup Wasatch School; causes splits and poor leaves. St. Francis School; 2050 NEW YORK (UPI)-Wilh- elm Instead of reducing frustra- School; 3050 4350 North, North; Von North; Homburg, 178, Los Angeles tion, this kind of bowling in- - Mouth of return Buses Canyon. stopped Bob McKinney, 178, creases tension, causing tne e ,s a?r Tacoma, Wash. (9). bowler to choke up and roll Schedule Haven Timp Friday even more erratically. for the 4:15 p.m. But to all leave Try your worries, Bus. Stops TIME anxieties and troubles at home 1st when you roll in competition. If Dixon Jr. High, 8th North you are too keyed up before an West; Harmon Park (2nd South Wasatch School; 2050 important match, relieve the 9th East); tension by rolling a practice North; 3050 North; 4350 North; game. Don't worry about the Mouth of Canyon. Bus returns score. You can do that later, at 9:30 p.m. after you've let off steam and Saturday Park City Schedule are ready to bowl with cool All buses load at North Park calmness in the important (5th North 4th West) at 7:15 a. m. Buses return at .4:30 p.m. match. basket- ng All-Amer- five-gam- e, ica 6-- 10-d- ay o. ; er All-WA- C All-Amer- West-preseas- ica on 6-- Bus Schedule Set for City Slci Classes Grapplers Start League Action !" flip n, first-com- call-551- first-serve- all-da- Fight Results - Provost OUT! 7 " - - ' f Z' - Oouoity, Utah By STEVE SMILANICH game wide open at UPI SPORTS WRITER Once again the Utes came LOGAN (UPI) The town of back to narrow the margin to 0 but Watts added a pair of Logan and the Utah State Uni 83-7- 9 versity campus is in la delight fielders and the Aggies had a 0 lead. ful dither today over; the ease with which the Aggie basketball Collier, who fouled out with DILLON, Mont. (UPI) West ri- 3:49 left in the game, also had minster College of Salt Lake squad manhandled downstate 21 points for the Aggies. val Utah. City scored its third straight Utah's top scorer was guard Coach Ladell Andersen's ag win this season over Western v, $ gressive Aggies scored their Skip Kroeger with 19. Substitute Montana Monday night, of the season Mon- Danny Hawes followed with 11. in a basketball game whose biggest win 1 scorer lead changed hands 14 times day night when they upset the Moon, Utah's leading with 18 points average, was lim12th ranked Utes during the second half. A crowd of 6,140 saw Ander ited to nine points before foulWestern ran up a quick 0 team win its eighth game ing out with 7:52 left. lead in the opening three min sen's id outings and 18th consecu Both teams return to action in utes before the Parsons came night. The Aggies host back to knot the count at 3 tive home court victory. Utah Friday down to its second defeat Air Force Academy and Utah after 11 minutes. The Salt went 13 games. in opens Western Athletic ConferLake club maintained a slim In gaining the victory Ander- ence play by hosting Wyoming. to leave the floor with margin sen moved one up in the series f a 8 spread at halftime. G T F P y ' , e tiitor Utah UTAH his against 5 2 0 Western tied it up at Coach Jack Gardner, Andersen Fisher 4 10 7 3 and the two teams were never i" the IJtes since Thurgood against 2 1 1 5 : Couch than three points apart more over at the Ltigan school taking 6 8 7 19 .... until the final minute when in 1961. Lo- Kroeger Before to coming 4 2 1 9 Moon , Westminster pulled out to an was Andersen an assistant gan, 2 5 3 7 7 margin. coach at Utah under Gardner. Currington 4 4 3 11 Dick Ellis, who promises to beLOBO CAGER Hawes Bill Crow netted 28 points for Workhorse the Estes, Wayne 2 0 0 4 Lash come one of New Mexico University's basketball the winners while Matt Brown season-lon- g lead0 0 0 0 scoring Stepan greats before he completes his college career, and Mike Murray added 17 each er, got a bigAggie little Ifrom assist 0 1 0 n figures to see a lot of action Friday night when along with strong board work. Gary Watts as the two com- Taylor 1 0 0 2 Pence the Lobos meet BYU's Cougars in the BYU Field-hous- e. Bob Bradley topped Western's bined their talents to surprise Ellis is a 3 sophomore. ' scoring with 21. Bob Sullivan the Utes. 26 31 20 72 Totals added 16, Murray Harwood 14 6 the Estes, strorigboy from UTAH STATE G T F P and Dick Silberman 13. M.eifi;., fired in 28 Anaconda, 9 11 10 28 Westminster cashed 34 of 89 points and gfabbed 15 rebounds. Estes 3 2 0 6 Walker field attempts and 15 of 27 at Watts, a from Logan Collier guard 9 6 321 the charity line. The Bulldogs contributed 21 as he points 12 9 21 ! 6 Watts hit 33 of 72 from the field but turned in the best 85-8- 3 of his game 2 3 2 6 only 13 of 23 at the foul line. career. His season average prior Long 0 0 Dittebrand 10 the Utah game was a.8 and 2 0 Hanson Miners, who trailed throughout By JOE GERGEN his season high was 13 against 14-- 1 now for are the first half, UPI Sports Writer 30 35 24 84 Bradley. Tntnk Vanderbilt has come a long the season. The Aggie guard-linled by Score at halftime: Utah btate Kansas State Upset way in basketball since that Watts, wouldn't yield to Utah's 42, Utah 35 .. February night in 1947 when The Big Eight Conference while tactics fouls Fisher Utah pressing Personal 77-7- 2 the Commodores were humiliatand Troy Collier controlled the 2, Thurgood 3, Couch 2, Kroeger with a shock as the opened ed by national power Kentucky, 2. Hawes boards. Andersen, proudly point-- 4 AAW Mnnn fi f!nrrinErt.Gn Kansas State, Q 9 the worst defeat in league favorite, EL PASO, Tex. (UPI) Texas ing out that Utah was out-r- e Lash 2, Stepan, Taylor 2, 3, was edged by Colorado, Western fought from behind to bounded for the first time this Pence; Utah State, Estes 4, Vandy's history. take the lead with 6:29 left season, saia nis team s Doara Walker 5, Xollier 5, Watts 4, The Commodores, who never despite Willie Murrell's who has won the Southeastern Con- performance. The Wildcats, Monday night and defeat Ari piay and the shooting of Watts Long 4, Dittebrand Hanson 2. tournament won conference the zona State 2 before a capac and Estes were the differences ference championship in 31 lead took what last week, held a ity crowd of 5,000. in the contest. years of competition, remainHVi minutes but with Jim Barnes, the Miners 6- - "You rough is possibly then- biggest, and can't say too much Texas am led wnicn foot center, uoioraao, most ing. about Estes. Just gjive him a satisfying, step certainly 59-5- 3 seventh in the same tour- Western's scoring with 30 points. second and he comes toward national recognition with with up 1 a burst who terrific a loose cut The Miners sport an 3 victory over the same ney, the shot," said Andersen. trailed to finish on top. throughseason TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) Guard second-ranke- d record, KenUtah Coach Jack Gardner, disopponent, the tied and Warren half Rustand of Arizona colout the first In other Big Eight games, over tucky, Monday night in Nashappointed second 20 in the lected times points Monday night Oklahoma State, which connect- score eight ville. said he felt his club to the Wildcats hand Seatthe before half taking finally 20 help free throws, Both Vandy, ranked seventh ed on its first didn't play up'to par. "I don't tle lead. University its second baswant to take anything away in the latest United Press Inter- methodically crushed crippled were led Devils ketball defeat in 11 games by from Utah State. Nebraska nipped The Sun national ratings, and Kentucky Kansas, were They 25 points. by a score of and Missouri Dennis Dairman with had suffered their first defeats Iowa State, 52 per cent simply more than we could hit Western Texas The Arizona defense, which oi the season Saturday night ill defeated Oklahoma, said Gardner. handle," field. the from of its shots held all but one of Seattle's Utah was in the game during their initial conference contests. Michigan State rolled up its to less than 10 points the opening three minutes. Then players But the two clubs battled as if highest point total ever in a Big shared honors for in the Aggies broke a tie and the scoring, the national championship was Ten game by clouting Wisconwin with Rustand. The only behind Peter Gent's at stake. sin, 106-9grabbed a 19-- 8 lead off a pair Seattle player to hit double figof jumpers by Estes; and three Com- 25 markers. Rick Falk tallied John Ed Miller a ures was John Tresvant, who 26 In handed as Northwestern field goals by Collier? and a free made 25 before fouling out late modore guard with the unlikely throw by Myron Lqng. nickname of "Much," dropped diana its fifth straight defeat, in the game. in the other confer a Moon and only got with Doug in an tip The win put Arizona's record just jumper a hit Thurgood Spence one second remaining in the ence game. jumper at 5 for the season. ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI)-Sa- nta of narto the from the top key game to send the capacity In other games, South Caro Anita race track officials said to 32 - 29, but ALOU SIGNS CONTRACT row the crowd of 7,324 into a state of lina topped Maryland, margin today there would be no racing delirium. George Washington surprised because of the strike of picket' that was as close as Utah got MILWAUKEE (UPI) Felipe Mississippi ing Building Service Union em the remainder of the evening. Virginia Tech, Alou, obtained from the San Miller Baffles Wildcats tfee Farmers By Francisco Giants a month ago, Mississip ployes. Miller scored 18 points for the nipped Auburn, 5 Then a grabbed advantage. pi St. battered Alabama, signed his 1964 contract Monday night and kept the Wildcats 10 in left minutes the with outshot with the Milwaukee Braves. Xavier (Ohio) Detroit, Between 1945 and 1962 the throughout the second followed hit a Estes hook, SeatArizona stopped Milwaukee Manager Bobby Bra- U.S. funneled $6,811,600,000 in game halt with some razzle-dazzl- e and added a gan plans to use Alou as a cenand Louisiana State aid to Latin American coun with a Game scorinc tle, break the ter fielder. to 5 tries. jumper honors went to teammate Roger stung Florida, Schurig, who tossed in 22 '64 c dependables points. who been Cotton Nash, had 28.8 points per game, averaging was held to 15 by Vandy's tow ering soph center, Clyde Lee, who also grabbed 25 rebounds. Utah State, playing in ,the - rival shadow of cross-stat- e fora share Utah, made its bid oi the national spotlight by d Utes, clubbing the 2 Workhorse center Wayne Estes poured in 28 points and d Gary Watts added 21 as the Aggies raced to their 18th consecutive home court vktory and eighth win in 10 games this year. Texas Western, just one notch behind Utah in 13th position, helped its cause with a thrilling victory over Arizona State, 66-4- 9. Tips WM In 68-6- Tilt 72-6- Jll Wr 83-7- 9, I 84-7- 2. 9-- 23-2- s &K tV :- i - 40-3- By United Press International The Pacific Coast today had the nation's basketteam ball after the United Press International board of cage coaches named the UCLA Bruins as its current No. 1 pick It was the first time a Pacific Coast team had enjoyed such a lofty perch since the days of Pete Newell's great i960 University of California quintet. The Bruins, one of the shorttop-rank- ed est teams in recent years to earn the No. 1 honor, have park into 11 layed their wins straight including a pair 3-- 2. . ; 6-- 6-- Vanderbilt Trips Wildcats to Cop Big Victory - 5-- 11 of Big Six triumphs. They face a tall Southern California squad this weekend. The Trojans gained a split at Stanford last weekend and will provide a good test for the Bruins. 2 Oregon State, now after a weekend split with Cincinnati, drew the sixth ranking in the UPI polL The Beavers are in Hawaii for three games this week. The only other Coast team to draw support was Stanford, 11-- 10 10 Texas Western Defeats Devils e, Estes Tilt In H -- Ay 98-2- J 60-5- 9, 35-poi- nt 77-7- 14-poi- nt nn-ish- ed Arizona Defeats Seattle ch . 14-- 85-8- his-team- 's per-lorman- ce, 64-4-8; 55-5- 59-5- 3. 2; 84-7-4. Strike Closes 0, fe--6 I Santa Anita 6-f- Race Track 79-6-5, 18-fo- ot 7-- 73-6- 9; 96-8- 9; halftime 59-5- 8; off-balan- 42-3- 69-5- 6; ce 121-11- 3; 20-foo- ter 59-5- 3; Dlav-makin- e. 15-fo- ot 87-6- for Introducing the &h7 pint-size- which wound up in 18th place after the split with the Trojans. Stanford hosts Washington in a v f y .'X ...... pair this weekend. Other Big i 'rexrg Six action will find Washington "If you were his wife and two State at California. center Jim as was at stake, wouldn't The West Coast Athletic Con- granddo Barnes tossed in 30 points. The anything to help?" ference has one game scheduled you tor tonight when Santa Clara meets St Mary's at San Jose. The Broncs lost a bruiser to USF last Saturday, but appear to have too many guns for the 1 I I I I I . XII I MCA'" Gaels. Other contests tonight find San Francisco State kicking off the Far West Conference against California State, and d foes Oregon and Portiand having a go at Port land. 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