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Show T T V vf ' ' 1 T T , In Region Five vSF Highs Bull dogs, Spanish Forks Dons and Carbon High won basketball action in region five played Wednesday night Provo had an easy time of It to besting Springville on hold them undisputed give the first place in Region Five. The five wins and wo losses by the Bulldogs gives them a firm grasp on the number one spot PROyO-Pro- ? ' ' ' ' 5as?& T r A - 1 Mf w 4 .. t,Atar' y. x vo mid-wee- v ? ,c V, y?k .1 ry T ii 7 vv. 4 i w v.4. Tf TTV T"IX1T , V 63-3- 9 No drastic changes resulted from the eight high school bas- etbalT games that were played in Region Five and the Summit Division and Jordan Division of Region Six Wednesday. In fact, all three division leaders continued undefeated as Provo overwhelmed Springto maintain its' unville, defeated status, and North Summit clipped North Rich, Judge Memorial, presently leading the Jordan Division of Region Six was inactive Wednesday. , And while , the leaders 63-3- 50-27.- werent affected by the rdngs play, many shifts suited eve- fe- - St Joseph pushed them into third place in the Jordan record. with a Divi-sio- n 2--2 down. Carbons 6347 victory over Payson and Spanish Forks triumph over Orem threw the middle four clubs into a tie for second and a tie for third place. Winless Payson is in fourth with five losses. Morgan, by virtue of its win'ovef Park City, broke a tie for third place for the only change in the Summit Di- Grantsvillea 5844 victory over Dugway was their first win of Region SIX play while Dugway suffered its fourth straight defeat ksoiow FIVE , Won 56-4- 6 ' . vision. , South Richs - triumph over Northvest 13 0 9 2 Taylor 10 1 1 11 C.rlaon S 3 1 11 Thackar 3 3 3 0 Todd I 0 0 Lister 3 3 3 8 Bemund - Matrhent Trader 1 14 14 44 ST B Mitchell 1 li 26 . Hatch 0 Martin Thonxock 7 Bertoldl 8 Sanders 10 Peterson J Grow 8 s'wnf a ,.0 R Grow Crandall 12 13 2 3 3 7 McDonough Jacobson OTFF 1 0 0 0 7 8 5 19 ? 8 3 IT s 5 5 4 0 2 22X7 -- Tata)- - 18 30 58-4- 4 X 3-- 2 During the past 10 years Utah Power & Light Co. and sub- sidiaries have paid $69.5 million in taxes to federal, state, county and city governments. school districts, and other tax-levyi- bodies. 60-4- 4, run-dow- B TiTlTR fTiVIuTMj 1 100-yar- I DH3AKB & Buffs Grab 100th Consecutive Victory : Tooele Swimmers Drown Pirates, .TOOELE In seven years of Utah high school swimming the Buffs havent been beaten a single time, and they poured themselves their 100th consecutive victory Wednesday afternoon at Memorial Pool, downing Cyprus In doing so, the Tooeleans celebrated by breaking four Individual and two team state high school records and unofficially placed two breast strokers within the time bracket. (The only Pirate to get near tl)e Buff shoreline was last years springboard diving runner-up, Jim Bell. He won han- 82-1- dily the artistry session. In all other individual races eight of them Tooele raswept ashore in one-twbefore pidity. They led 56-Bells splash. The big tidal wave news of the afternoon was in the breast stroke department. Junior Mel Roberts skimmed 4.7 seconds from the state record for 100 yards, 1:12.2, and cut in at 1:07.5, of a second within the high school time span. But Mel wasnt the only Buff with speed for the day. His staunchest competitor, teammate freshman Robin Nisonger was only o two-tenth- s 82-1- 3 d freestyle Paul McLaws (205 1. under state high school record 2 07 3), Bill Soderborg, T, Rodney Glore, C. Jim Flanders, T d backstroke David. Gordon, T r05 6i; Bill Anderson, T; Mike Thomas, C; Jess Allen, T. d breast stroke Mel Roberts, T ( 1 07 under state high achool record 1 12 2; Robin Nisonger. T; Kit Collings- - C; Russell Rimingtoni T free style Jim Whear, T (55 3; Craig Lohnes, T: Dale Buck( C; Mike Stonebreaker, T. springboard Jim Ben, C (209 4 points), Game McLaws, T; John Stahl, T, Jim Maughn, T. d individual medley David prep-schooGordon, T (1.50 8. under state high 1959. school record 1 51 1); Russell Rinv lngton. T, Dale Buck, C; Bill Soder borg. T :V Results d medley relay Tooele (Baf-tisoWhear. Larry Hansen. Roberts) 400 yard free style Gairie McLawf, T (4 445. John Stahl. T. Dennis 129 9. uhder state high school record 1 30. Cyprus (Thomas, Bell, 'Tavlor, C, Boyd Loveless T 40 yard free style Raymond Steiner) Tooele 160 yard free style relay T (19 4; Bill Anderson, T, Terrv Steiner, C, Bob DuBois, T (Stonebreaker. Boyd Loveless. Paul 1. d under Rick Stalnaker) H9 Battison, MpLaws. butterfly T (59 3 under state high school rec- state high school record 1 20 4. Cyord 100 1); Craig Lohnes, T; Bob prus (Gourley, Olsen, Max Coon, Glore). Gourley, C, Doug Olsen. 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Won Lost transfer from Long Beach, Calif.,willhave a job out out for him --this --Weekend 0 4 Judge Memorial through the first - half, but -- South Rich J and 100 as swam head Utes the Clarke the State Northwest. Oregon against Oregon third the out in St. Joeeph came front ' yard freestyle faster than any Ute In history three weeks after an appendectomy, Grantsvilie 58-4- 4 Dugway period to beat the'Tigers NORTH SUMMIT NORTH RICH and Carbon took charge of G T F P DUGWAY Dennis Palmer and 6OTFF Grantsvilles Cowboy ' R 12 0 G 0 Brown Lutz 3 4 17 , Payson 7 10 5 19 Bullock 2 10 4 Nelson to Dozois Charles tied Dugways 0 4 3 3 Judd Weston 0 3 11 The Wednesday night action Cowboys applied the halter 3 M 6 H. Brown Willis 0 6 3 3 In individual for honors, scoring left Spanish Fork and Orem Dugways Mustangs Robinson 17 4 6 1113 Pace F Lutz 14 0 2 15 apiece. The bulk of Palmers 0 2 11 Ball rugged test Friday against Idaho sophomore, Is making tied with By GEORGE FERGUSON records in the the Dugway gym Wednesday 1 0 0 2 Taylor Fugmire 10 0 2 2 Brooks came on a of outin baskets trio 110 News Dave Writer in the a Boyd, Oregons ports night quite splash diving standings. peseret 1 0 0 2 McQueen He is learning f Carbon has a 2 3 mark and The victory was Grantsvilles the first period and another 20 tS 10 50 Coach Don Reddish and the standing fn freestyle sprints department. Totals 824927 in the Dozois had second. trio first Region 6 win and lifted to very fast and we expect him University of Utah swimming and distances. rely heavily on the foul Payson is 0 5. them from the cellar they team leaves Friday morning CONTRACT line tosses, seven In Reddish also is pleased with to have a good future, RedBrent Bargeron topped the have been enjoying with the nine tries. hitting dish for two tough Northwest assaid. from against HARDWARE MANAGER scoring Provo performances Pete The Redskin swimmers face High One other notable performMustangs until last night. signments against Oregon Fri- Browne, Joe Mayo, senior Ross 18 points established netting hardware (me If Springville Urg The Pokes applied a throt- ance was turned in by. Bill catod in the Pacific Northwest far avar day night at Eugene and Ore- MacKinnon, Dave Rimirigton talented Air Force Academy for his night. The Red Devils over took who where M yaart h Making aa enperientod tling bridle to the losers dur- Castagno in a dual meet at Clearfield, gon State Saturday, night at and Roger Baer. A.H.C. cantrait hardware man Strong hit for 10 points to ing the first half, limiting Dug- Palmer left off, galloping in ix in good health la raarganiza wfi and a week from That Saturday. Corvallis. four with baskets the to kaad one thair contract hardware depart Cowboy basket in way single lead the Springville scoring. Roger Millar, a Shelley, swimfest is set for 2 p.m. nxctilanf Aa ment. far opportunity final each of the first and second period. Both schools are reported to Team Effort th right man. Aha hava petitrotie BUGWAY GRANTS VILLH The A.H.C hardwara cantract far had , apaa quarters. Mustangs have one of their strongest OTFF estimator with fact experience wha Spanish Fork came up with to rely on a few free throws 6GT FF Brothers 113 6 8 10 12 Castagno tank corps in history. Oregon graw with thlc newly revitet-iia- d a team effort to knock over to muster II points to Grants- 2 2 15 Peterson Henderson 2 0 0 4 want latoatrod hardwara dhrliiaa. Dozts 4 9 7 15 3 15 Palmer 4 6 was defeated last weekend by submit Piaate iwtaaM gMng aga, Orem in the second half. Span- villes 29 by halftime. The 1 10 5 7 Mason Atkms 3 9 5 11 background camphfa gacitiaa, graxanf Hansen 2 0 0 4 and Continued from Page B-victors tallied 20 points In the 40 42 4 12 Boyer strong Washington, but posted aalary and ampioyawnt binary in ish Forks Roper hit for 11 and 'Smith 0 3 2 2 11 Barrus first Saattia Tanas, fa second frame and ragly 2 2 0 marks on par with top teams Olson is a doctor in the Armed Forces and Durrant again in 3 6 Wadsworth Esasque 0 0 0 Foirview North and John-he,- Saattia, Blad was close behind with 10 the final quarter. - in the 21 20 16 58 is 13 34 20 44 deceased. Totals Washington, All raplias confidential. Skyline in losing. to whip the Tigers. Dan Golde a The two Northwest clubs ing and Louder were high for n Theres the of BYUs entered competition for the Orem with 12 and 14 points. team and hcno well I remember that great first time last week. Utah Carbons Jeff Vogrenic fed victory in the NIT that year. journeys to the tall timber 27 points through the net to Just happened that this writer teas the only' dual meet country with a outdistance the Payson five record and two third place staffer from Utah to be on hand. Rex. Layne had but his teammate Moore of finishes in Wyoming and Air got up off the floor to knock out the famous just Carbon collected 22 to push Force relays. Bob Satterfield. That gave us Utahns a pretty the scoring leader. Paysons fair start in the Madison Square Garden sports Franco was high for the Liorfs As in the past. Reddish will with 17 points. eount on a talented crew of story that year. PROVO freshmen and sophomores. SPRINGVILLE G T F P G T F P Then Coach Stan Watts and his Cougars walked 1 8 4 S Fell Bargeron 8 2 2 18 Among them is lanky Gary through four days of NIT play with high honors. But Garrett 0 0 0 0 4 4 2 10 stronF 1 0 0 2 Gardner Clarke, a freestyle sprint Swenson 3 117 the Cougars let me down that last night against Dayton. 0 0 0 0 Nielson 4 Simklns 210 1 9 ft 6 tanker from Long Beach, I predicted they would win by 16 in the finale. They beat Piers 3 4 3 9 2 10 4 Murray Jensen 2 0 0 4 Calif. a tough Dayton team by 19 points. 0 0 2 HoldawaV Murry 3 5 4 10 1 3 3 6 Paltreymn MArthur 10 0 2 The Cougars then left New York, with me on their Clarke has splashed through Wright 5 4 1 11 Thomas 110 2 trail, and played in the NCAA semifinals the next week the freestyle in 52 secat Kansas City. There they met a rather fresh Kansas 3ft onds flat, the fastest time in 15 17 26 17 11 63 Totals State five, coached by' Jack Gardner, and were defeated. history for a Ute swimmer. CARBON PAYSON An amazing feature to Clarkes The pressure of the two tournaments finally caught up G T F P G T F P 4 4311 9 7 4 22 Moore DeHart with them. accomplishment is the fact he 2 2 0 4 Robb Fowkes 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 2 Hansen Prancom 6 7 5 17 made this time three weeks 12 3 3 27 Vogrenle Fisher 110 2 That was one of the last years that a team could after an appendectomy. 3 0 0 6 EUington Sorensen 13 2 4 THE MOST TREMENDOUS TIRE VALUE EVER 2 2 0 4 Oborn 3 3 17 In tournaments. both Roper It And was for this reason play Smith 3 0 0 6 Gary had his operation bethat the NIT could then draw the finest teams in the Drissell 0 0 0 0 tween the Wyoming and Air OFFERED THE MOTORING PUBLIC! ..nation whereas under current NCAA regulations 18 18 11 4? 26 31 It 62 Tfltali Force relays. His times suf42 63 13 Carbon the NCAA comes first and the NIT takes whatever 47 33 9 fered a little, Reddish rePayson teams do not qualify for NCAA play. counts. "But It wasn't long beG T F P GTFP 2 3 15 AnderBon Louder JS 4 2 14 fore he. had them whittled But like Hutchins said the other night: Those were 3 2 SandviclrO 2 11 Black down again. - Paulson 4 3 19 4 6 3 11 Roper great days. All you had to do was put that basketball 4 3 19 Clark Goldmg 4 6 4 12 1 5 4 6 Swenson in that big old basket. Now things are tougher:' At golf TippitU 0 2 11 Clarke also Is anchor man 4 2 2 10 Blad Wilkinson 3 2 2 0 you have to put that round old golf ball in that itty hitty on the medley relay team 2 115 Evans ' hole. Thats rugged! Which has established some 17 19 It 45 20 22 13 5? Totals 7 38 53 Spanish Fork fine times. Gary will get 45 17 36 Orem 53-4- WARATCI fitrr CMetenxn 4 i Lost 5 O Provo a ' 2 Orem 3 Spanish Fork v 2 - Sprina villa 3 -- Car boa 0 Faysoa REGION SIX (Siaalt Division) Lost , Won e . North Summit . S ; 4 1 Wasatch 3 2 Morgan Park City J " 2 r3 I North Rich 4 -- South Summit S (i' spot U. Tankers Head For TT Prep Leaders Keep Top Region Spots Dons 7in - T Provo, N. Summits Judge Memorial Atop Standings Provo, V ITT T T nVTY 'T T Salt toico City, JhJriday, February 2 1961 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, V . T T - 3 4B T T i |
