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Show i. -.-- W- - -ft--T T ' vfT ww rrr' "'T 40 DESERET NW8 'V :J AND TELEGRAM, Sal taka Clty,Wednesday, February 1, 1961 ; n n Pair; .AGdSuDIiil 6 no s Katas- - v gpgpcTS SCORED ' By BACK MILLER Deseret Newt Sports Editor - Ths Utes by an arrow point! State the beat guess for Thursdays round-bal- l ruckus. The two teams lineup for the showdown in Skyline affairs on the University of Utah hard- wopds. The Utes need a win to Ronfced Teams get even with the Rami. The Rams need a win to 'make their lead a margin. Coaches dont give much adheed to the home-couvantage. But It's worth half a dozen or more points. That should be the margin Than--da- y. d Utah-Colorad- by Bradley loses, HACK MILLER. In Hoop Action Billy And Ernest Untermann Built Monumeht To The Past There ere two plllerg which form the gateway to eastern Utah-r-oHighway 40 at Vernal. They are Billy and Ernest Untermann, the geologists' whohave built and operated the Utah Field House of Natural History at Vernal, who did so much to put the Dinosaur country on the official maps. Day and most nights, almost without relief, seven days a week, since 1943 the Untermanns have been building their monument to the agea of the earth's time, And no citizens of tfiis great state stand so deep in the hearts of their countrymen as these people just take a walk around Vernal and talk about the Untermanns to any of the frontier folk in that city. Ernest and Billy hold masters degrees in geology from the University of California at Berkeley. They must have met in college but BiUy w one of the pretty daughters of the late Hod . Billy Untermann Ruppel who pan a big ranching layout in Island Park country along the Green River between Whirlpool Canyon and Split Mountain. Billys country must have fascinated Ernest because they were soon back in this realm of the rocks making their studies of the various geological formations. I met them first quite by accident. With Dr. R. G. Frasier, Frank Swain, Charles Kelly, the late Dr. J. E, Broaddus, Alt Hatch, Willis Johnson, Henry Mtllecam, and Cap Mowrey we were running the rapids of the Yampa and Green River back In 1937. Just To Soy Hollo That night Billy, Ernest and the others t spent many hours with us showing us their collections arrowheads, fUntJr, dinosaur tracks, of all kinds. We seamed long into the night ns and as I remem- , tongue over Willis face. sat straight up, hit his head against sink, knocked all of the pans to the floori scared the deer to badly it tore uo half the shed trying to get out Willis covered with milking gear, a goose egg on Willis We-foun- d his head. .That was thej night that Billy and Ernest Untermann thought the hard rocks of the Yampa gooseneck country had started to shift InOatmeal x twice-toltales the other after-reminded us of the Untermann noon In Vernal; Billy next morning when I cooked the oatmeal at the riverside camp ground only to have Frank Swain give me a first to cook Yampa L i saw what I had stirred the stuft Into a glue. Frank I had done to his favorite dish, emptied It In the river. United Press International Oscar Robertson is gone but even so the Cincinnati Bearcats have no intention of giving up the Missouri Valley Conference title to the Bradley Braves. Cincinnati, whose .three-yea- r reign in the league was supposed to have ended when the Big 0 left, showed it . Isn't dead yet in edging second-rankeTuesday Bradley, night The victory was the 10th straight for the Bearcats, who. in turn, handed Bradley its first conference defeat. Bonnies Triumph Mexico. COLORADO STATE at Meanwhile, St. Bonaventure, ranked No. 9, tuned up lor Montana. Utah should win two leavThursday nights clash with Bradley at Madison Square ing the Utes square with ColoGarden bv trouncing Man rado Aggies providing the quette, 92 63, behind all Ameri- Aggies dont get their big feet ca Tom Stith's 41 points; and in the Montana bear trap. That and is more Duke and North Carolina, could happen ranked fourth and fifth, re- likely than a Wyoming upset spectively, remained unbeaten Saturday over Utah. in Atlantic Coast Conference Brigham Young should have action. The Blue Devils less trouble at New Mexico , than at Denver. The Pioneers downed South Carolina, and the Tar Heels upended are going to stand someone on end. Clemson, Utah State, hardly capable Tom Thacker, the sophomore who was supposed to at this point of tying all their replace Robertson, turned in loose ends together, may find his best performance of the Coach Cecil Baker going with season in pacing Cincinnati to a brand new outfit. In that its 55th win in a row at home. event count Utah State but at Thacker tallied 22 points, in- Denver and in at New Mexico, cluding the deciding basket The road trip for both with seven seconds remaining. BYU and Utah State should -17 Paul Hogue chipped in be a tough swing. New Mexpoints for the winners and ico is not for burning. The was the difference on the I,obos will be lying in wait boards. with mayhem In their Chet (The Jet) Walker, with minds. 17 points, led the losers, who Utahs cause could be now stand in conference helped by the Montana situs to Cincinnatis play compared too. Montana may hand tlon, mark. Colorado State a tripper. If Stith Got Hot Colorado. State loses two on Marquette stayed with the this road trip the Utes will be Bonnies In the first half but standing fat. Stith tossed In 15 of St. In Skyline basketball affairs first 17 points in anything can happen. And this 5V4 minutes of the second week anything might. half and that was it for the Stfth finwarriors. The ished with 25 points in the final period as he compiled a 62 per cent shooting mark for the night. Stith's roommate, eager sophomore Freddie Crawford, PALM BEACH, FLA. (UPI) added 24 points while Whitey Martin scored 14. Ths Bonnies, Ingemar Johannson resumes leading thp country in offense, training Wednesday for his carry a 151 record against third fight against Floyd Pat Bradley In the battle 'for the No. 2 spot behind Ohio State terson with a motion picture In the United Press Interna- camera' recording his every, tional ratings. move. Doug Kistler poured in 31 someone Why points and Art Heyman 30 as thought of this before? JoDuke added Its 15th victory hansson said during a strategy in 16 starts while handing sess'on with his advisers TuesSputh Carolina lt$ sixth Con- day. He got the idea of filmsecutive loss.- to ing his workouts by talking Thirteenth Win apprentice jockey Mickey who explained how he York Larese got 21 points, D;ck Kepley 19 and Doug Moe watched films of his riding 13th efforts the day after 18 in the Tar Heels You have no Idea how imtriumph against two defeats ) leads portant It Is to me to watch this season. Duke the A.A.C., having played one myself trying to do things I more game than North Caro- have in mind," the sinewy Swede declared. lina In thep game i, Chris .Johansson, followed his anSmiths 29 points led Virginia nounced plan to rest every ; third day of the week before Tech over the Citadel, soph Jim McCormick acored the March 13 fignt at Miami 26 points in leading Southern Beach. The layoff also gave Conference leader. West Vir- his two . sparring partner!, ginia, over V.M.I., 102 91; heavyweights Tony Espertl North Carolina State dropped and Joe Laquatra, a chance to St. heal the cuts and bruises they Virginia - S t a t e, (Pa.), nipped Wake suffered earlier, Joseph Johansson has sent for more D Paul routed ; Forest, Ar- sparring partners but their Christian Brothers, arrival was uncertain. kansas defeated Baylor, d 73-7- 107-94- 77-4- 5-- 1 Bona-venture'- s 6-- 5 d .Stand here, Ud," he said "and let me show you never forget Boll the 'how to cook oatmeal so youll Water, Salt. It, flake In the oats. When you get them so theyre sort of thick you pat them" to get thenf covered and then you set the pan off the fire end let them '" steamout And dont stir em! Billy and the bunch of u got a lesson In oatmeal ' 1 making that morning." since that July day In 1937 Ive seen the Untermanns , I 'See ROUND ABOUT on Psge B-- ' JLn.qn.n i j mrji n ' Denver, New Palmer Eyes They Come Mexico-He-re Cats, Ags Head For Crucial Invasion Circus Crown PALM SPRINGS, CALIF The five-rin(UPI) golf efreus known as the $50,000 desert classic got under way r Wednesday with an field set to chase defending champion Arnold Palmer. It was this same event, a 90 - hole affair spread over five courses, that Palmer used last year as the springboard to the National Open and Masters Crowns plus other malor titles. Indications are that the weather will be warm and fair with not a trace of a breee as the 128 professionals and 384 amateurs tee off. It was a sharp contract to last week's weather at San Fiancisco where it rained so hard some of the players wanted to call off competition. Palmer already has won one tournament this year, the San Diego Qpn, and he came close in the Bing Crosby and San Francisco events. All five courses where the tournament will be staged they play a different course each day are on flat desert land. However, towering snowcapped mountain peaks surround the fairways and greens and, lend false impressions to distances and to the roll of the green. In addition to $35,000 for the pro division and $15,000 for the leaders, another $50,000 has been put up as a prize for any pro making a hole in one during. the five days of competition-g all-sta- By DEE CHIPMANX News Associate Sports Editor If the contending Cougars o Brigham Young and the aag gin Ags of Utah State are to a win on the Skyline road trick neither dub has turned to date this weekend should be the time. The two Beehive State quintets make a tandem Invasion of the tit culls southeastern leg with Thursday-Saturdadribble parties in Denver and Utah and Montana on the road and to Colorado State at home. With plenty of running room left in the Skyline derby, the Cougars have the most to win or lose on the junket. A pair of victories would give Watts crew some momentum, possibly enough .to carry them all the way. A hustling bunch of youngsters the Cats have' recorded straight victories over the Utes and Aggies in Provo games. They tlso New Mexico. whipped Montana in the For the surprising Provo Cougar lair, but lost to Wyoming and Colorado State on Cats, the junket Is crucial. road to mount their Coach Stan Watts has the record. brought his youngsters along; in fancy fashion to Winning on the road could preside, currently, in third prove a point, provide a big place Just an easy whoop psych ologTcalboost. n holler behind pace setting Wattswill be at full strength Colorado State and Utah. for the invasion, and the grad of his bench should For the equally surprising ual growth stand him in good stead. He Farmers, the situation Is not currently has such front liners only crucial, its downright ad Jim Kelson, Bruce Burton, desperate if theyre ever to be Jack Mannion and Gene Kunz front to go along with vetany kind of a factor in a race up eran hook artist Dave Eastls. to were favorites heavy they On the back line, fiery Gary win. 3-- 2 The Cougars get New Mex Thursday while the Aggies take on Denver. Then they switcheroo for Saturday. Denver, off the record. Is considered the stronger of the twoTclubs although both own Skyline records. Both teams recorded victories over Wyoming." Both have lost to Earnest has help from smoothfunctioning Gary Batchelor and speedy Bob Wilson. .The Cats have been Improving with each ball game, and If they could get over this roadblock, double-barrelle- they could truly be In contention, The Ags are another problem. Currently residing in the Skyline cellar with a disappointing 14, the Farmers have dropped three on the road to Wyoming, Colorado State and BYU, They lost to Utah In Logan and barely edged Montan byss point In Logan for their 4cme victory. The Cache chappies, who still flash short previews of their tremendous potential, somehow havent had the lasting power. Cornell Green and Max Perry, with some consistent help from Tyler Wllbon, are still the Aggie backbone. Coach Cec Bakers efforts to mould his aces into a unit are continuing, They might bear fruit this ' weekend. HIDBS Ico on y2 1-- 3 prciGG O (6-0- Odd : shoes 116-93- lots! In But 338 pairs of our famous a good size representation! 91-5- 72-70- 92-7- 74-5- LYLI H. KLOTZ, who for the post 7 years has been Utah service officer lot Veterans of foreign Wars, is now assistant sales manager of Freed's Italian Cars. Lyle invites and hit many friends in the VFW to come see him HEY DAD! TAKE YOUR FAMILY at Rancho Salt- - jou, , . , pnd "test BOWLING, River-oatmea- -- p (7-0- It was that night that WiUis Johnson, now of Draqerton. decided he was smart enough to - get ovt of the ram and went to the milk shed. " He spread his bd under the sink which held all the milk pans, separator plates, etc . It was soon thereafter that our little friend Bambi, fo'rnd Willis and tapped that rough - ja-ho- e the-race- dizzle. Us we recalled these two-gam- Solo-mon- e our faces as we slept outdoors in a slight Lesson let-uAfter a last week, Skyline teams move Into full motion this week to wind up the first round of play their seventh out of 14 games. Here is the schedule of events with the favorites shown: T Thursday Colorado State at UTAH. Wyoming at MONTANA, Utah State at DENVER. BRIGHAM YOUNG at New Mexico. v Saturday Wyoming at UTAH. Brigham Young at DENVER. UTAH STATE at New hasnt the Rumples, Jcept licking the salt off , e 6-- 2 After a shoot through Whirlpool Canyon we stopped in to say hello to the Roppels. Everyone at the ranch was out haying and I had been warned about' Hod Ruppels famous dog. He was a tiger and for some reason took after me. Hod had 'a great cottonwood tree with a lot of saddle hooks hanging high above the ground. I shinnied up the tree, held for dear life on the hooks only to learn later that the dog was a gummer lost his 'teeth. ber it we had only kerosene lamps to light the parlor. That was the night that a small fawn, which had been berfriended by two-gam- rt L e. By Chasnik - Homo Court Advantage Gives Nod To Redskins- i- A 5M?S ROUND ABOUT 3- I BsifiMtfMMWg Lr'ss'iw No Sleep ee In Teepee '$! Imkt's Nrnwm, drive a FIAT, the car that lets you travel a penny a mile. 'Pay nothing down in style for less than on the Freed Plan." Lone s " Hurrti-Whi- le - "7T terftrf end Knrtlbil CtMr Ample, well lighted, freo parking Free instruction. If you want r . Open 14 hours per day Coffoo Shop ana Restaurant-Fo- od by Clark's Morf I . ZAIWAY$ OMN lANiS RANCHO 42" ainMeaewM IANES TZ .Z"Ln. ITALIAN CARS j - tNTfRMOUNTAIM ' ' It SOUTH UtAH1 USOIST IMPOST tod EAST Ml SALES - RENTALS etSTtlWtOS SAU LAKS CITY, UTAH UASlNS t -' EM r U u Then Last |
