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Show - v.- - ,- -- , ifittl MILLER' Deseret News Sports Zdttor ,' :IF s!tons t 4. " If Basketball Were Game For Five Men Utah State Would Belops . -- .. - 1 -, instanCe. rum- li lor - - , i - E - - ' established the - the-tim- Pacific-Coa- arid "But because there are lines on a few special days we don't feel that we should go-tthe great expense of additional lifts. There are4 so many days when the lifts are virtually empty. -"When the time comes we'll put them in," Fred said. - most people should know the facts by now, and we plan to wrap up-ofinancing prob- lems as rapidly as possible." Karl Klagas of Utah State, the drumbeater for the ath letic department, in fact. tells us that he knows the new Utah line coach John Nikcevich. "This Is the guy who built so many great lines for College of Pacific," Karl said. "he is one of the most respected line mentors on the coast today. "If a young footballer can't get the play into his head, Nikcevich just gets in and .1..flays it for him. He should produce some pretty fair lines for Ray Nagel" Par Takes Beating L Ci o --- - The BITNew Mexico game :!....willbcbroadcaxiomr;AS atSprn ,fts.wara.; e,:::"'.111to outlast New Mexico Saturday nightGame time. both nights is . ' 1 Which brings this writer to; suggest tkaLtheLii pramwith-th- get-folk-- clawti-MeortEigaye- first in mind'. : ... scOres:,,- - ::c.:- -, . --- st 3 n 1 - 3-- - , hockey-championship- 8-- The-Cougar- - -ST- it.m...up...wm...boomito...ip,':stompwAin..........,ok POTENT LOBONew Mexico's Lobos, who invade Utah firptay V 0...... :' 6 ' I 'Cli .' , oil n, - Trr auto li - tiL 4,,-'-p' , NEW RE' ., lb Sound Sealed Quiet ' erty. There will be 15 gooci matched races. L. . III 110. lack-lustr- , Their, 1 p0.r -. A. - the HAT , at 7:45 P.M. on TONIGHT OUTWARD 0 MOTOR ARY ORDER, NOW lt -- DUCt BUDGET WARMUP E 1 most---quatifyi- ng SKI TEAM COMPLIMENTS .mr;Yt A, II - ji . I I : .' - . . LINEUPS, 5 .4, . - Utah : buy s. - m -' 4 MititMr Did O. 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Ic r- - Hoed - you will ultimately and CORNER, UNIVERSITY vs.' BRIGHAM' YOUNG :UMW OF NEW MEXICO At Provo, VNf: -- -- leke. Gemmel soonImpalelid kthed edge ewe hell, heed Seeted ebet,-ttintcenetutees. Stioettleelle de signed arch weeen Ref. S35-"- I 1100T1,-Swiss mode teichle Model K43 Heed leevires peinfel made double beet. $0,00 SKI PANTS-1- 00 ell wool. latest homes. Zeieers ee elf her pockets. Shift enel biewee , "ripper, Wide few banes. Nee's, lee. $14.06 SRI RENTALS KSI. COACHES' POST-GAM- TERMS and RADIO .,,,,,, - T:ETSO'N. non-leagu- e -. ......,.. , Ien lone win in 150o:times .4- tati- - e this season was in play against Montana State. S IC I - - to-Ig- -4 ..4..,....- Daniels won widespread fame as.one of the top drivels in the By HI MeDONALD Deierel News Sports Writer ' 'STARFLITE k vd111111 '''''-- Z weekend with a,charley horse: about, but they're mighty hanpy with big John Teel, one of the Skyline's top scorers. - 18 I!I , s . i . i I - - 7 ! .,,,..,c,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,r- - - . rt locat, Lacing circuit. jie 1.akrti, eliieltr-if",---,--.akt ,4,Ac44, day- - and -- BYO- Saturtiar WOUIll'.Thr world Friday 'mourned the S6cOnd Iiit' year tie over áfl :.fl Tony Lemi, Napa, Calif. ." , ' give 'the ,Pioneers all they need 1 loss of one of its most respected won ace also trophies - ,. a.. to top other Skyline statistics as Tri6mbers with the positive iden- M'ilwatikee. . Manupt 'de la Ttirre.-, heatt of :!: tilication of The'biiay therrovrstIlitt- li.viyiie -Frank Stranallan. - Toledo, and ---1 ow, Detver - has .a. mark going I, Daniels.- 7 ri Rill Johnoton, Prawn z Lille four'; tra.ek record. II . Daniels was-,one. Into Aggie.,fray.....ong.lu , , t , ed pla ne the nerd t 8 -- i4,. out of the lad. .., , garne FOR i... into t plunged Farmington The Wasatch 'Slopes Cut. ' .. The shuffle in the hosts'. Ray Thursday. . ter Racing Association will The 29year-ollineup Is aimed at boosting a speed demon EVINRUDE i little apirit. The Ags have of the Salt Lake stock car rac- I have races Saturdays.Festarted out like rock 'n' roll- in circuit was working far the bruary 8, 1:3,0 park., at ers in most , of their home , Morrison- - Knudsen Construction Utah. Cell iDA 24627 games building up good scot- - 'Co. in Little. Valley'at the, time Liberty, ' ' In g leads only to simmer down . of the crash. p Rocky NiooMein Coal Cot drive-uTo V-- 4 ' get there, ENGINE:i waltz pace In ;Ogden Canyon 'and turn Smooths; Pinver Afloat the second half, with the op. left at the Pine View Dam Mitiflionlbiblo Out: ponents 'cutting, in" for the board Motor Ivor 2 ant win. Libond continue north to' 1 ...... , n--- iP I ' eir --- , ISports World Mourns Danie e bit . - y '. to-hel- on-th- 6-- . one shot in front of John Bar- - Lee, at guard. h., '' TMM, "rand RapidS,-Mitant Denver Coach Hoyt Ilrawner the unknowns. Jim, Riggins, Aft. is counting on at least a OR in derson, S.C. slate on this side And three more 6:were ' ri ght the of the boost Skyline map heels with-6Jerry him closer to- the teatt -Los Lionel Barber, two-cam- , ' ' New., Mexico, as. mentioned, Game time both evenings could explode. John Teal ' Is 8 o'clock, and hefty bunch tenter-forwaro- , ' a 13 3-- --7 of partisans is expevtett to .4, Bill Coach Stockton sverar. , near fill thol illeergo 'Albert c .1 have ginustrhde GIeinoerugpe. Fieldhouse-oboth .oe hBoupc eksh alncla n casion s; Other starters Will- likely be ,v, But , the .Catamounts aren't '11 us ty Goodwin i an d Larry Nee-- f complacent ly, - a pair of 64 forwards and 'We scouted New Mexico last Eddie Miller-- at the other guard week, saw them once earlier in spot. , the season, and they Could be ,. -- - . ' , very dangerous," Watts co- m I mentect-----Ttidam o r nin , ., "They've' got some big kids ,1 BRIGHTON , E N G L A N D some fast guards. It's. the .type alP)-;--ThWhitby Dunlops of of team which could catch fire Canada: on a British warmupr--- . and-huyou." tour before competing in the Denver is figured to be the world ice bigger of the two tests, this won their second straight game --- weekend, but Stan shrugs that Thursday, defeating the Brig1-;7- 1 off with "we'll start worrying ton Tigers, The Dun lops about them Saturday morning." leated the Harringway team, 64,4 should be in fair In their first game Wednesday.. Shape, ter who has emerged as the been bat, Genuine Factory Part. end Servile Cate big gunner,--ha- s - ' UDEBAKER-PACKARD 4 cold all week, missed tling a '': MERCEDES-BEN, one practice session. But Watts , figures he'll be ready along With -- MURRAY MOTOR,ANC - ,Arrore Peterson, the tv..ady little MU 53444 ". ,' MS So. Stem - 6-- 4 It doesn't seem fair that one team should I se so much class time just liecause the games are considered crucial. - A little uniformity in this respect would place all teams on the same travel basis: ' - 1 rl ' -, I . 'Skyline Conferenco adopt a travel rule w!loreby ell teams are gil'en approximately the saw!, tirne to e 7:45 p.m. . , - " ' :among-the-firs- t I -,,-- - .. -- - bharpshooting , forward has definitely been "off his feed" In the past couple of outings. He went so far as to fire a hook shot at the wrong basket last weekend. But Dustin has been suffering from prenatal e g - , at ' 8 p.m. . , The too. Dustin, (Daddy) , the pressures out of his system. Roy Thacker grid Mel Wilkes .. other up in Laramie and Ft will be the other two Cougars:L.' CCM- - in the starting five. Mac Mad--Collins this Weeketid,---tha sen, Gary Miles, Lynn Gleave with gars ,could emergeare .. lead t on the league lapped gerves who'll likely see action: chase., 4 . e -- - , ;;;Awith.:,....tiastesDeanBenne opening the pregame warmup T101111 .10101101011111P That would, at least, give the Aggies one mark to the good on 'their 'Skyline performance ledg: er to offset five tallies in the red. Watts looks for a marked improvement from John I ketball game will be broadcast overradio'4stationliVNILl the starting five. TUCSON, ARIZ. (UP)--Onrobin doesn't mean its spring Tegni Captain Frank Polak and one round doesn't win a 72 has been set back temporarily hole golf tournament, but there to the second team,. Sam Hag. were at least 46 happy guys who gerty is the replacement And teed, off in the second round of Ralph Cikillimore, sporting the the $15,000 Tucson Open Golf best scoring percentage at .440 tournament Friday. They all fromthe field, returns to man had first day ef-- ;the Other guard slot. Cullimore has been out with an ankle in. ,4 Torts to their credit. . Not since the St. Patti Open 11113- 1Baker's other starters will be last summer have the golfers Bob at center, Hal reliable literally taken a course apart Thetis and Ipsen Jay I3ates at forward. as they did in the first round here ThursdayThree men tied 7-usUal, the USU cl ulnt will for the lead With be the shortest on the floor; efforts of 64: Manuel-I-del- a Ingest is the tallest of the Ag Torre, Milwaukee, - Wis.; Frank cagers at 65. Denver, on the t Stranahan, Toledo, Ohio,- - and other-hand, laden lath sopho:, 1Dill Johnston, Provo, Utah. more talent will start George-:- . Usually when a man shoots; DeRoos, 6 5, at center; Ro a 64, lt? can countomilrce-lwphus---Sligh,--- 6 Jim the field. at Peay 6,2, at forward: with I least. But three Men did it here Jerry Cole; and either the atop The Skyline Conference standings. The. hustling Cats meet win-less New Mexico tonight, take on Denver's Pioneers ,Saturday night. And, with the other league contenders slicing each I Up- The tries were scheduled to take a Thursday morning train for Fort, Collins. The Kte bOsses saidno. . So the lam flew over Thursday afternoonafter the men had finished their Thursday classes. Travel is broadening but bookwork. The Utes ' had spent most of nine days for three nonconference games in Hawaii. It was a nice trip, it wasa'big talkingipoint -,- -fur , proselyting progran1.--,,,---But the basketballers, like4nyone else, have certain ' scholastic requirements: ---- . -- - the-viiiti- ng 1 - Deseret Neva Sportt d you have to worry about." PROVO"This is Was Stan Watts and his surprisCoach of attitude the That here Friday as they faced New Cougars ing Brigham Young of action designed to put them weekend in a Denver and Mexico Only the listless Lobos have had a rougher time with the conference warfare lying alone at the bottom of the pile with six loop lo4Ses. . - Li Cougars Could Take Over Skyline Lesid This Weekend By DEE CHIPMAN Writer Cep y U LS C - Johnston Tied For Lead Coach Baker has his In Tucson Golf hopes for a possible Pioneer set based on a minor shuffle in University of Utah officials took a lew matters into their own hands this week and cut the Ute basketball team back in its travel time "The basketball players have to go to classes,, too," one Of them said when the matter of a three-dastint to Fort Collins and Laramie first cameup. the-Ut- e , Bill , so-is-- - - -- Same Travel Time , -.-- LOGANIf Utah State's,hapless band of Aggies conserve somewhat on their available talent and strength Friday night they may not beat Dehver..cagers, but they could come up with spirit enough to ur . " - By KAY AILDOUS 4. ur-leg- al- solid,I.Morganceported,---th- tine Coach now-tha- yieseret News Sports Writer Ogda. we d9 Ji Vilndis---------- --- thi-kin- - "We've had to move slowly, bacItground getting o , , Skyline Win t. we-wer- e . Utah Staters Seek Initial tive of $350,000 capitalization. The " offensive will last through Feb. 21Bee ,Week, Feb. which time an intensive effort will be made to complete all the various facets of the Bee drive, acdording to N. Morgan Jr, chairman of the stock sale: efforts. t An attempt will be made during the .week to, provide personal contact with most of the city's potential stock pur- chasers, and attendant drives will be carried on in surround- such as ing communities Long Lines At Alto ' There have been many complaints this:year about the long lines at the Alta- - ski lifts. So the other day while talking to Fred Speyer, owner and operator of the Alta lifts, we put that question to Fred. We had heard that new lift lines for Alta had been surveyed. And they have. But Fred Is not going to rusk Into any'new lifts just because cof a little rush on eer- - Win days. ' "Yes,. we have lines," Fred said. "The longest anyone has had to waittsJELminutesWe've docked Ron busydays "I have to wait for a bus that long, or in the show, or longer than that for a sitat to the BYU-LItabasketball game. 'We can expect th5se- crowded periods and ' 1 -- o st League: - The plans for the big push were formulated Thursday in a general staff meeting to map strategy for getting the Bees to their financial objec- - , in i . .is Feb. 15:, and "B-pa- - . S 0 they'll kick off the Offensive to get Salt Lake City firmly great leaPer, Is potentially the best man defensively in the league. But in the games I've watched the Aggies play, Theus gives it that goolPold college try e. about of It he put out for the full 40 minutes he'd carve a big name in Skyline basketball affairs. So the most that Baker can hope for is that his Aggies thisWeelisan rise to the norm. If they do they could win two If not they will be just another club on the floor. Top . On February .. - DB:v1 4 Stock Drive -- is - Beesio I's . time anyone redo State and, Saturday at It A- double win will keep Utah,; Fin the around these parts took a' Wyoming. fight or the champion, 4 i is expected to go ship. .A split. series Will at - , look the Iles. Garller -at Center this put their chances at zero. likely Maybe the rest in Hawaii put with some new tight in the Redman. trip. The Ute coach gave up on At the same time Utah Is In. search for a play.vading Fort Collins That can only be answered when maker at the pivot. Jim Thomas tough Wyoming will hostFriday, thp Vies show Friday 'at- Colo. Mon.' was given a try. So was Carney tans., Crisley. Neither seemed to help sA Montana win In this gams the Utl .machine get into any would be the year's biggest up. ' ran faster motion. In fact, it set. There isn't much chance .. Setter when Pollard was in 114 unless the tv Shelton house ' Sucket. , falls off its foundation. is another case to be There s'A Ia.. has happened be. .. Gardner might - And that '- fore but not with Tony t ..- discovered ' by have l I for in the architect game not the his big men are .. the P building Wyoming Ii4 He , in ;night the cog. .. wrench .try-- si replacement forGary Hale 'or Hick Shores this ,' For Iiti'll, this is the week. ' It's double or nothingt week. the last Pala-Mitt-h- I - For Full 40 Minutes - , . , t , fd 1 Id Thetis, the one-fourt- h r I i ' liar - '0. -- Pearl-Polla- I -- . - -- - M , )7Argeigfiopy,ir - -- hoCoin i Frill C It 1lEns I ' , - , , ' . . ' the captain of the club. In his first two seasons Polak was great He watched hill fouls, seemed to have for the noose. -this year he's abouthalfas :he wasthe first two seasons. This should be his greatest year. It's' this worst to date. , -But - -- dive , - - s, Po-laf-- p. , e :; For five men Baker has about 'as fine a club - it -- - - , .- , i there is in the league. Thari, if the five players - give. the game the go that they are capable of ' giving it.. Outside of those five Baker's club doesn't hate it. The minute he loses one of his regidars he's finished.-- - So .the records will Prove. - 0 I - - - .pjle,.----3- , Ceril Baker of Utah State is not the happiest college basketball coackin the country. , Xecil would like to win but on he material he's able to draw at the Aggie camp he doesn't ' give himself ?much hope. Ntoreover,'the men he has haven't been playing up to their par this seaso2. - t- that court tor at least a shoo- They usually do. The sierips rng rt11 " each ,..lack Gardner stands at 35 for Utah, 7 for CSUi ----sa-id But there is another problem in telling of his Flip the coin and call it! in this year's picture. Utatrhas plans. i That's about as even as the "It's going to be tough enough folded like ah osprey in a fishUtah and Colorado Aggie teams when'Ithey get all those people dive. At least Utah' wax In that stack up for their game,Friday ' night in Fort Collins. The Utah vs. Colorado A&M The Rams hold, the edge of basketball game Friday night the home court. Utah holds the' at Ft. Collins and the Ute .' $111 ;Mitt - ' . 'Wyoming tilt Saturday at - . edge in the talent. ' both wll be broad Laramie The Utes left late Thursday - t Radio Sta.cast tz, 8 p.m. over -, for the Ram roundup. They ,:t. ion KALL . were scheduled to practice on the smallish Fort Collins ' floorwhich in its day was..: in there. By getting on the'eourt-the largest court In the con- - ahead of time it won't eome as at fetettee, but which now ta. ths a, eortiplete"shoelt." - -sinallest. ' , : .. 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