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Show J- - i Sail tak DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, 3 f Groan liils 30 spacers As USU Deals Pokes, J4-6- scores SfF .!n5 I 5 cl. City, Monday, February '20, 1961 Rams Hip Csfs 5-74- 75 in Convtocer; Mmws B Remain Threat By CHRIS NIELSEN Deseret News Staff Writer LOGAN Utah State Univer--sitsparked by Cornell Green and Tyler Wilbon, took a step from the Skyline cellar by defeating the Wyoming Cowboys, 74-6- UK.d rna htenatUaal t luart pwte KuaUa Nitiakl Httkcr Lam Hew York 4, Toronto 2. . Montreal 4Detroit 3. Chicago X Borton 1 (tin). American Weaker Laage. Buffalo 4, Springfield 0. Quebec 0. Herahey Rochester 5, Providence 3. Pro Basketball NATIONAL BASKETBALL A88N. Eerier Bivtalen i n 4 Green was tremendous, scoring 30 points, 17 in the first halt and 23 rebounds, for his hlgh-mountal- second highest output of the seasoa Wilbon, held to six points in the first half, broke loose for a total of 21 and cleared the boards for 21 rebounds. The game gave the Aggies a split in the weekend games and a Skyline standing. The Cowboys were sparked by Curt Jimerson who collect3-- 7 League Denver 00, Phillips 98 ' Akron 108, Cleveland 87 New York 110. Seattle 105. tervening schedules. The convincer came Saturday at Provo as far as the Rams were concerned. They chopped Brigham Youngs youthful Cougars down to size, prove once and for all that all the heat out of Poudre Valley wasnt just a flash to the pan. k. The Utags dropped 23 of 37 attempts from the foul line and the Cowboys 17 of 24. Green, who seemed to be constantly at the line, hit 10 of 18 o - vn. Theyre good. They had to be this last weekend to manhandle Utah State at Logan and BYU In Provo on successive nights. Thats virtually unheard of hereabouts in recent years. attempts. The Aggies called on Dennis Nate, guard from Wyoming, who put the stopper on Jimerson and collected five points. The Utags led 39-3- at the end of the first half. They were never threatened seriously after intermission. A 4 a. & a SPORT CHIPS by Fullmer Begins Off CHIPMA MS r.O. FT Utah State Att. M Att. M. Kb Ft T 34 10 IS 10 3? 3 30 Green, CorneU 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 Jenson, Larry IT 8 8 8 31 3 21 Wilbon, Tyler IS 3 3 3 1 1 8 Ferry, Max 8 3 7 8 3 5 9 Holman, Don 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Anderson, Wade 3 3 3 1 3 4 5 Hate, Dennis 4 1 0 0 6 3 3 Walker, Gil 13 Team 74 28 81 25 IS 17 78 Tatala Percentages: FG 33 8 , FT 83 3 Att. M Att M Kb Tt T Wyoming 3 Stuart. Bill Rochlitz. Ken 8 3 8 Eastland, A1 7 3 17 Nau. Earl 1 4 35 Jimeraon, Curtis Bostick, Ron 6 4 4 Lang, Maynard 4 0 1 Steckman. Bob 3 5 0 Gish, Fred 32 24 17 80 25 61 Totals FT 70 8 Percentages: FG 33.3 Attendance: 4,776, 113 S13 Parsons Wallop NIIC By 76-- 67 4 NAMPA, IDAHO Westmin-ste- r College of Salt Lake City overcame a deficit at the halfmark here Saturday to nip Northwest Nazarene, It was the Parsons 15th of the ctirrent season. Coach Howard Richardson and company now point to a busy weekend in Salt Lake City where they will host Mesa College of Grand Junction, , Colorado. In the Saturday fracas, it was Big Ron Swenson who tallied 29 points leading the McGill. Parson parade. Then Gardner said: Were Swenson, however, got help not pushing the panic but- from Jerry Nielson with his drive-ishots, from Jim Morris with his outside jumpers and from Duane Greene who collected 11 in a relief role. Nielson and Morris connected for 13 and 12 for the eve34-3- 0 76-6- 77-6- 3 vie-tor- y n 65-5- 8 Aggie Triumph NEW YORK (Madison Square Garden) Dick Tiger. 158. Nigeria, stopped Ace Armstrong, 158, Elizabeth. NJ. (9). - Coach Jim Williams kids, exuding confidence, hustling every minute, playing it calm and collected, took the best the Cats could offer and neatly divested them of any hope they might have had for a second place finish and a shot at post ning. Sugar Decks Pair season play. N.W. NAZARENE It was somewhat of a bitter WESTMINSTER O F Pf T G F Pf T pill for the 10,079 partisans on 0 8 3 Barnett Halsted 116 4 8 1 04 8 3 Waddpe McKay 0 hand. 10 3 39 Swnm Hoaood 3 13 4 10 And big Bill Green, the soph 0 Locke 7 44 1 18 11 Joffa 13-3 5 Marcoa Blt 4 3 4 man muscle for the Rams, was 5 3 0 5 13 Nielsen Wilcuti 0 3 13 Morrla Bruwick 8 4 38 the hub around which the 4 11 Greene 5 0 wheel turned as he canned 0 13 2 1 Conoliy some vital pressure points, 8616-2LAS VEGAS, NEV. (UPI) 18 67 18 34 76 Total, at half: Northwest Nazarene Gene Fullmer began a steady came off with some key re- 34,Score For 30 Westminster diet of track work and spar- bounds in the second half when the Cougars provided a con Lost To U. ring bouts Monday in prep- stant threat. aration for his middleweight Rams Win Big One the Rams had Jim Williams is pretty sore at himself. Previously BRIGHAM YOUNG (58) championship match with shot amazingly well over the Thats afact that might seem a little paradoxical Robinson March 4. Ray Sugar of Coach Watts zone Stan view top of the fact that his Colorado State Rams are in The middleweight champion defense to a lead midway having some surprising success in this Skyline round-bal- l arrived here Sunday from West in the first grab half. Manny Lawrrace. Jordan, Utah. ence andT Jim Olander were the Volatile Jimbo was mentally kicking himself FriRobinson is continuing his villains for the Cats in that act. Utah went in State after He day night whipping Logan. training in. San Jacinto, Calif. The Cougar margin was through the same routine SaturHe will set up a training camp seven points when the Runs day night in Provo after reading here Feb. 27. off Brigham Youngs Cougars. Robinson scored a double made their move, catching then Why? knockout Sunday as he worked the home club at His Rams didnt beat out with sparring partners. quickly moving out to a 28-2lead. They held the bulge The former champion floored Utah in Salt Lake , thats at the 'intermission. at Buster Mills of middleweight why. Denver, Colo., in ' the final The Cougars threatened con-SeAnd Jim figures its aU round of the first of two schedhis faults RAMS on PagTi) Attendance: 10,079 uled with a kids If I had let the go, combination left hook and 4 given them a chance, theyd have right to the chin. done it, he laments. But I tried Then he decked light heavy-to shove a weeks wdrk at them in . weight Bobby Birch of Boston two days just before that trip over I in the second round of the secWilliams All Games here, and it hurt them. Conference ond match with a short right Williams had some gallstone trouble in early JanPet. Pts. OP W to the chin. W L Pet Pts. OP uary, was out of circulation for over a week, eventually The sparring in Robinsons Utah .773 1,794 1,480 17 674 811 .900 ending up in the hospital. He returned to the etob just outdoor training ring was wit- Colo. St., Univ. .667 1,386 14256 14 623 .818 two days before they took off for their Utah and Mon.545 1,657 1,589 nessed by 2,000 fathers and 12 736 .600 tana invasion. ' sons who traveled to the camp Brigham Young .632 1,205 1,136 12 610 .500 Montana to see the fighter in action. .455 1,466 1,528 10 659 .400 News 2nd B-- add Fullmer .. Denver .500 1,557 1,544 11 724 .300 Might Get Another Chance Utah State .318 1,393 1,497 7 817 Ground Rules .273 I tried to make up for the whole week in two Wyoming .263 14281 1,464 5 778 .200 The Jim a here In didnt work, explained. meeting Saturday New Mexico days, and it just the Nevada State Athletic kids played their worst basketball of the season. LAST WEEKS RESULTS Commission laid some ground He honestly thinks that they could have dumped Thie Walks Sehtdal, Tharaday Fullmer-Robin-so8 rules for the a routine took Wadnaaday Utah 67. Denver 83 the Utes In Salt Lake. The Redskins 53 Mexico New 58, Montana meet to Denver at New Mexico fight and agreed decision. The Rams then got ambushed in Missoula Friday Thnaday again March 2 to iron out furB rtf ham Younf 89, Wyomlng80 to drop them one lap behind the Utes in the race. Brigham Yount at Utah details. Colorado State 64, Utah State 60 ther State t Montana Utar Williams in them Ft. beat we Collins, when Now . Batarday Saturday The commission made pub- Utah 77, New Mexico 83 at Utah State Utah continued, therell be that yelling about our big home Yount lic several decisions about the Colorado State 65, Brltham Brigham Yount at Montana court advantage, and we wont have convinced anyone. 58 at Wyomint Colorado bout: State 81 , forthcoming Utah State 73. Wyomint ' Actually, It looks as though there a good possibilNw Mexico at Denver Denver 88. Montana 86 That the three knockdown rule mid the mandatory eight ity that Williams hnd his Rams will get another shot B--at -- See SPORT CHIPS, Page count after each knockdown CARLOAD SPECIAL Swiss Skier Sets be waived. beIf the fight is stopped Downhill Ski Mark CLOSE cause of a cut, the decision BOLTED would be made only after a DAVOS, SWITZERLAND three-wa- y conference between (UPI) Willy Forrer of SwitzTOILETS the commissions doctor and erland set a new record SunCemplatc with , Seat and a physician representing each day in winning the Parsenn Supplies fighter. Derby, the longest downhill Five-Poi$2795 ski classic to the world. ForSystem back Bolt and Sullivan for top foot approach putt was four ' --The officials will mark rer was timed in 10 minutes, p runners-uThe feet past the mark and he money of $2,800, 11.6 kilocame in the back door on their cards, using the five-poi- 40.7 seconds for the each collected $1,650. vetrical run with a meters drop the must system, at WASH It was a spectacular victory the return. end of each round. The scor-to- of 2,000 meters. winners; money Top r BASIN however, win not be anProvos Billy Johnston Hill. Denver, Colo,. Camplata the end the of nounced until carded a 276, seven strokes ($3,800), Tommy Bolt. Cryetal River, Fla., bout fie behind Hill in a five-waBUYING? DIAMOND Both fighters will undergo for seventh jplace. He won Buddy" Sullivan, Yuba City. Calif., medical examlnatlon upon a, ($1,650),' $322. f Art Wall. Pocono Manor, Pa , their arrival in Las Vegas, and Soo Dick 1 ($1,150). a second examination the tor Davey. He had started the Charlei Stlfford, LoaAnlelei, Bannion COMPLETE BATH SET ($1,150), morning of the fight day trailing Sullivan by five Dave Marr, Soda and TelM. Sun City, Ariz, inn. Tub, You set more t strokes. He shot a with inn fra da dtrwna Camplata (8835). Maaon Rudolph, Clark aville, Tenn.. 4. 65 on his (final round-top- ping yet pay no more . ($835). at the qua lily it off with a Marty Furgol, Lemont, 111., . . tore, ($835), eagle putt on the last hole. NOTHIN DOWN, $5.00 MONTH Jay Hebert, Lafaycte, La., , was the ($835). , Young Davey BENNION'S BOYD PARK Tex., Cupit, Longview, Jaeky ter when it came to the play144 Wh Mela ($835). . IMpfc Langhome, Pa., off. He barely stayed alive on Jerry Player, Yo$tr Diamond Hindquarters dlh tenth at Eih WM (8635). II the second hole when his 40- in playoff. THIS WAS THE PATTERN Colorado States Jim Olander (10) bangs away for two points over the reach of Brigham Youngs Dave Eastis in this action of Saturday nights Skyline game in Provo. The Rams, who potted them over the Cougars all victory to stay very much in the conference race. night, took a The 73 rebounds pulled doyvn by the Aggies was the second highest total number this year. Against Los Angeles State they were credited with 74. Greens highest total this year was 31 which he scored against Texas Christian University. . Saturday Boxing For the Utes, there are three big games between now and the finale. They get BYU wid Utah State to Salt Lake this week, must beat' Wyoming in Laramie the night before playing the Rams. A victory for Colorado State in the finale, a game they are capable of winning, will throw the race into a tie, force a playoff. Thats figuring both clubs to skip through their in- ed 25 points, 19 of them In the first 20 minutes of play. Earl Naii was second highest scorer for the Cowboys with 17 points. Neither team was particularly effective at the hoop. The Aggies shot only 33.8 per cent from the field and 62.2 from the foul line. Wyoming, making 22 of 66 attempts from the floor, shot 70.8 per cent and 33.3 from charity lane. Boeton 118, Syracuse 108 Cincinnati 113. Los Ancclez 106. New York 133. St. Louis 100. ( Only zamet scheduled ) National. Basketball Intervening for the Colo-ag-s are just two games Wyoming at Laramie next week, Montana at Ft Collins on Friday before the Ute showdown. 3 0--0 8-- 5 3L 'p(?eoa) c "' 3 3 3 Vegas Drills 0--0 3 7 6 Williams Boots Himself Rams Down When They BY GEORGE FERGUSON, . Deseret Newt Sports Writer Hold onto your hats. Here we ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. go again. , That was University of Utah Coach Jack Gardners comment upon learning that Colorado State had defeated Brigham Young after his Redskins were forced to overcome a halftime deficit to whip an in-spired New Mexicp outfit here ton. We were behind 18 Saturday night points against St. Bonaven-tor- e Gardner and his Utes were and overtook them and hoping for an assist from ei- file Bonnies are tougher than ther Utah State or BYU this these guy. weekend to knock second place back a peg. But it Utah took about three minutes to respond, but from that didnt, happen. point they were off and runNow Utah with a slim one ning. game lead has to face the After the game, Lobo Coach Cougar their only Sky- Bob Sweeney admitted: When line conquerer this season" they started feeding McGill the Thursday and Utah State high passes we didnt have the Saturday. Both games in height to cope with it. And Salt Lake. Then March 3 and Utah did a much better job ,4 its over the mountains defensively the second half. again for Wyoming and the We didnt have the horses to Rams. keep up the pace. v Another The Ft. Collins crew has Utah went thinga helped. When into slow down at to at Montana and Utah face seven minutes with a nine home, Wyoming away. All of point lead, the Lobos stayed to which adds up Jo one very their zone didnt press until a Skyline the last possible setting couple of minutes. title fight March 4 at Ft ColThe first half Utah lost the lins. ball nine times on pass and vioThe heat is definitely on lation errors. The second half us, Gardner said. But this none. McGill was handling situation isnt new. Its typical of the Skyline. Were going See UTES on Page B-to worry about them one at UTAH (77) a time. For the first half Saturday, it appeared the Redskins were going to blow that one game lead. They were unbelievably flat. The final score doesnt reflect the agonizing story. Gardners, halftime advice stressed three points: (1) More Percental,,. (48 4. ft. 70 0. NEW MEXICO (88) aggressive defense to pressure fra frm ft ftm rMs pf ip the Lobos into making mistakes and keeping them off balance; (2) clogging up the lane to stop Lobo drives and (3) elevating the passes to Bill ' Hockey By DEE CHIPMAN News Associate Sports Editor PROVO So, were convinced. Colorado State Is going to carry the Skyline Conference roundball race right down to the wire, and theyre capable of shoving Utahs Redskins cateright into the also-ragory. With just two weeks left in the hectic derby, it looks as though itll all hinge on the seasons finale in Ft Collins March 4 when the Utes and Rams hook up in file decider. - y, Redskin Rally Nips Pesky Lobos,77-6- 3 SPORTS SCOREBOARD Letting a- -t M'1 Jp11 fJt t 17-al- l, 1 Weber Cagers 37-3- 2 Win iCAC Title three-rounde- Weber College raced to its fourth straight Intermountain Collegiate Athletic Conference s Ricks and and Boise clobbered their upper division cousins, Dixie and Snow Saturday as the seven-clu- b conference prepared for the final week of play. The Wildcats sewed up sole position of the ICAC top slot by clipping College of Southern Utah, despite the effort of fireball guard, George Rekoutis. The Ogden club raced the championship to one-hal-f cake, Friday, whipping Dixie, Saturdays score, 74-6Saturdays victory placed the Weber squad in the regional National Junior College playoffs, slated Feb. 1, in the Bonneville High School gymnasium. The Wildcat opponents will be Eastern Arizona College of Thatch' -- er, Ariz. cellar-dweller- 83-8- 1 Skyline Summary WE DO AU. THIS. ..FOR ONLY Precision adjust brakes and add brake fluid if necessary. Scientifically align front epd. MOST AMERICAN Precision balance MADE CAR both front wheels. firestone PAYDAY TERMS SPEEDWAY - PROVED TIRES 3 69-5- dr I (fttanii, f Fratonet moaner quabtjr allown oa to grva you ruarentea a failure from bionouta, cuta, bruiaea or braaka earned n 4 Cards 269 For Prize Davey Hill Wins Tutson Open ARIZ. (UPI) a new star on the golfing horizon Monday and the little guy will take no back-talfrom anyone when to comes handling a set of it TUCSON. 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