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Show - .. DESERET NEWS : AND , i) No'v-embe- Salt .loks city:fr1;10y, TELEGRAM, 5, 1957 - 0 eAr: scams Ii p:,Itzdttv.t:pan . n ecedsculW irce Env M -- - - RQUNDABOUTTbr . - 41N , - gs Determined 114CIT MILLE) To Show Deseret News Sports Editor , Gridders Still Have A Chatice The Apple Will Be Aired Saturday ' , e Talking about the Saturday football game, there is reason to believe that Jack Curtice will have his Utes ' a -- bit-of - statistics. , Enough Snow! . - The ski season is under way officially Saturday.' The Deseret News SkI School, the biggest school of its kind in the country, will start Saturday.. There are 30 inches of snow at Brtghton and that is enough for the basic instruction. The instruction, under Alf Engen, is the best that can. be had The classes will be small. t ' There is no age 'limit 8to 80 or more. Try The Chukar - er Upland bird hunters have Until Sunday evening to try their hands at chukar partridge. This corner tried his gun on the little ghosts during his day off Wednesday and for a short time Thursday. If yoy think you're pretty hot at the'osmoke,stIcklo Into the loothills'and put up these birds. They'll- make a saint, out of you.'"---I shot more shells at..the first bird that took my hat off Wednesday than I did during the entire pheasant hunt. Next to quail in the Magma oak trees these are the fastest target this writer has ever tried. And that includes a teat downwind in it gale. If you want to know where to hunt them, ask your local game warden. For obvious reasons, the place where we huntpd this week cannot be publicized. It would put a horde of hunters in on the birds and the private land. There are plenty of birds just a couple of hours from Salt Lake Cityand In the northern end of the state, too. - , Young Man To Watch School fdotball team- as a freshman. 176 When be gets his growth he's going to be a big feller. And If e's half as competitive at.,111SIAttler--washel- go-- down as one of the great gridders of our time. He's great - - 15! Nanie Dave rhillIps 175 Brock Strom Jay 113 M Tom Jozwlak John Kuenzet 211 165 165 - Phil Lane'James Kerr 195. 200 190 165 180 193 Q21 LH RH - . , .' JohnsFR n :: , ' - By MARTIN REISCII Air Force Academy' Publicist those airmail.messages to Stu Vaughan and others high on his list. , well-time- - d : 10th-roun- 41 - , - lost El' 87 79 .s.o.u.MemariaLsingleerelassTes-a- t 54 the Paramount Bowl, 1890 Wash. 66 ington 73 Back to defend their crowns 89 will be Dr. WC. Mason, of Salt 11 Lake City, in the scratch divi. 21 sten, and Clive Holland, Burley, 43 Idaho, handicap champion. 36 Competition begins Saturday at 2 p.m and continues through Sunday night. Winners will Pos. claim guaranteed $600 in first-plac- e prize money plus trophies. T Bowlers will be aiming to bet- .0 e 0 ter the event scratch .0T - record of 1,094; posted in 1955 1,by Paul Chase of Salt Lake City, and handicap total of 1,154, set by Bill Graves of 0g, den. v b t: '4 ? it " ) 'ts' 1 Nil ,,v . FINE ' SHOP WORK DONE. -,,- COMPLETE , SKIS-BO- 11 ASSEMBLED $1 895 850 1150 R. t 7.00)06'. 1250 4.70x15 1050 1050 7.60x15 ''':o 1150 800x15 12" 4r ' f,.. ,, k rt . 47, STATE j GARIFF CO JEN ,' sr. A numb until next year. Yes guarctnteed.". at 5th ;C:). the car is fully Phone DA, 44 411 51 51 MeGivney Dell Soceignone Monk Salley M limo Dos Kraft I ',, Mark 114 111 11 Li Carey Crses Jbn Don Rortvlsine Hill Jobnown Spence Clark - RH RH C C C C C al 167 164 I AI 01 81 LI ILI 202 140 238- - LO, 101 SG 193 M - 87 I 61 -- ET Jerry Cutsbaw D. Erieksom aril Gory johns.. 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Start the ski with your equipmont In top shopo fir tho greatest saleroom. tot giosit Id repair shop chock me balm lob. edges, top finish and binding ad 19Y I ee SKI PAIITS Girls. Asst. PARKAS this post sidoring the light covering of snow; ' Is stilt much improved slope mav . lost yoar. COMMIT! sistentStert at Aitst 1f) Ski enlos a fabrics. Water rea pellent, wend ow. er Goorontoo4 tor Ow Winter Season !When Mos Tait RR LE logy - Uncntfitionotly v , - -- t ' 6.00x16 6.50x16. Y OTS ENDINGS-POL- ES READY TO SALE l'""u 1 BASIC OUTFITS for Ctill.DREN - INCLUDE - - SHOW TIRES At Alt. Om old loam Ski lift has been movoil to a mow locatio la the Albion Basin to fah ast vantage of powdor snow in er, formody litti. usod amts. The PrIt, Arlon Locigiv mow has- - most- of- - the oast wing finished and boasts ste. commodations fir 300 Skiers, At Brighton. Zane Doyle and Doan Mama balm domed now triads nd end removed rocks vividA formorly kttorod tho hill. A few smell redts still showed, IS NOT EXPENSIVE in HERFANt: - for JUNIOR all-tim- e I , ' ;11fe . Op 62 East 2nd South five-gam- 1- .., "I - -- , Jerry-Lambe- I v - -- sur .. . - d I No, - , It would appear that Coach A few intercepBuck Shaw of the Air Force tions can cause a flutter in the Academy faces somewhat of a heart of any passer and have, even been known to boomerang hopeless taskthat of defens- into touchdowns. ing the precision pitching of That may be' easier said LARAMIE, WYO. (UP) Lee Grosscup and the rest of than done, but Shaw has been Utah throw- amazed Wyoming, keyed to a fighting the the way his iledg by , pitch by a month-lonvictory ers. ngIalcons drought,Nary a coach of a 1957 op. prising on sevaral occasions querque and its Skyline football when they had no business can boast of success ponent game Saturday against New this line and, when Satscaring or beating an admitalong Mexico. tedly strong team, only to go afterngon's urday The Cowboys will go through mycontest,- - is. historyrShaw4-4 i rebearsaT-liirlight the afternoon. They will fly to is likely to take his place when heof figured they were capable triumph. Laramie immediately after the alongside them. Maybe these Cadets just don't But the crafty Grey Eagle game, arriving at 7:30 p.m. Sattake to the bait unless the lure urday, might come up with some ,sort is something out of the ordimissile- that Wyoming skipped through a of an In that case, they should nary. for the Sugar. In any event light but spirited drill inside the will accomplish the feat. As the be quite a pitch Satur- both Tennessee making field house Cowboy an Mississippi Thursday. boys on the rock pile detail day as they take up the two. should find would say, Shaw has a habit of offers to, 4 enough of pronged challenge beating stay figuring ways and means of the team that "almost" busy New Year's DayThe Sin. glos Classics beat Bowl also is expected, td; making little ones out of big Army and of bringing down Sugar ones. , draw on other Southeastern that guided missile the Utes The Falcons have plucked off and Southwest ConferenCe have been off jokingly passing 10 enemy aerials so far this ' teams. To this fall as a football. season. This, while not endanThe Gator Bowl, which may be forced to take the leftovers, gering any existing records for Bamboo Eater announced during the week that burglary via the airplanes, is The panda is a member of It is eyeing nine teamsTexas respectable enough to indicate that Cadet defenders will not be the raccoon family. The word A. and M., Texas Christian, standing with their hands in "panda" is said to be a corrup- kansas, Tennessee, Mississippii; 180 OGDENApproximately their pockets Saturday while tion of the native Nepalese name Mississippi State, Vanderbilt and of the Intermountain West's top Mr. , : Miami of Florida. Grosscup is dispatching which means 'bamboo eater?' bowlers are expected to bowl - Sunday' bete Saturday-an- d JACK E WOUE the seventb annual E. M. Peter.' 1ZA. 6 Ogden N.- Name We. New ager should begin thinkina NEW YORK (UP)::-Th' r". IS Jahn Doles QR nut ' York State Athletic Commission along that line " ii ;:im'''',s-lr- ia - QR - 03 Hayward Bronson 04 Charles Zaleski QR Helfand ' stressed that the 11: VI": cradle, officially urged Tommy (Hurri03 Wiiiiam Unlace, Gs11::1 stew: 00 Jap Mikhail to ts commission was not actually retire cane) Jackson Friday Cohere RR - Lchsillirintert; 111 but that ' na - 61ois Ruben pom the ring. retiring hltrt, as tail Via lowettba Chairman Julius Helfand an- if he did not retire within a I" mike allialsa . ;11: 1: Edward Whit com- reasonable tounCed that the three-matime thecommis- - :: n:,115131":;. Strains . 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Kuenzel has completed 43 aerials in 92 attempts for 575 yards pre-gam- e George Boss - 220 210 204 , 20:1 - have-been-- Extensive clearing during the past summer and fall have opened up additional area and some new runs. Huntington s 4 reports. UTAH TIME Name Iowa Point Choice In Saturday games vital to the bowl picture.-lowa- -ls -' point favorite over Ohio State; seven over Southern Oregon California, Duke seven over Clemson, Trcas A. and M. seven over Rice and Tennessee seven , over Mississippi. wa -- While- th- e! battle will crown the ' Big Ten champion, Iowa Is barred from the Rose Bowl because it made ,;,t, the trip last New year's Days. That means Ohio State can..,',4-4'- ; make the run for the roses with a victory over Iowa or. Michigan, its opponent next week:' Similarly, Oregon needs only '''' one victory In Its - remaining ' " games with Southern Cal Oregon State for its first Rose A 004 Bowl appearance since 1920, ,,,, Duke is in the same boat, needing only a win over Clem- - - son or next Saturday's foe, North Carolina. Texas A. and M., rated No. 1 by the United Press Board Of Coaches, can sew up the host : In the Cotton3owl,by bear role , , ing Rice. The Cotton Bowl comt,4 mittee Is believed to be leaning toward the winner of the Nov., ' 30 Army-Navclassic for the .; visiting team. Other Bowl Choices If the service academies nix a Cotton Bowl appearance, the Tennesses Mississippi game probably will produce one team for the Cotton Bowl and one 1 for deeper. - ers., radar-equippe- -- LE LT 180 209 ..readyloo. Es pecially. impressive during a spirited scrimmage was Perkins, the swift Iowa halfback who leads the conference in rushing. Coach Bob Etevany's Wyoming charges also will be looking to bounce back after suffering the school's worst football defeat in 11 years Saturday, .a 39-- 6 pasting by Oklahoma State University. c lift and the Becker Hill tow from JO a.m. to 4 The new Porcupine lift not open until snows , - Wt. Pos, Wt. ,166,, 64 11 49 47 33 Jackson Urged To Retire straight wins, has gone through anxious moments this season,' On top of that, it's an open se cret that Notre Dame has been pointing all year for the Soap, g o 88. Bob Briekey - at sratätersoirtheSnow---Itasli- AIR FORCE ACADEMY PLACE: tte Stadium No.. But drills Wednesday showed the talented sophomore trio Was Earlybid skiers will get a chance to use Snow' Basin's lift facilities for; the first time this season Saturday and Sufi. ayraccordirm. "0uperato Sam Huntington. Some 36 inches of snow, with more falling, awaits the STARTING LINEUPS I ship. For Early Birds Falcons vs. Redskins no . iw ready tn ga full steam against Wyoming Saturday. , Coach Dick Clausen said he expected the Lobos to "bounce back" against the defending Conference Skyline champs after two successive league defeats virtually killed the Lobo hopes for their first champion- - son. e zocLzRe-made4he-Re- three-touchdow- .. Facilities Open At Snow Basin ag ainst Denver. BYU and Utah will soon have their eyes on a Nevada footballer named John Canis. John is the son of the late Paul Canis, who played football and basketball for the University? of Utah. John also has BYU ties. His brother attends Brigham Young as did several al his aunts. ,poundshard as a a' 11.0.64.siaatowado.a.00..k-Akot,r04444A.-4.0,01.04- J age and Dan Shaughnessy,Cert- ters: Bob Steinke, Ken Benson and Bob Nelson. Backs: Bob Winters, Austin Parlette and Merrill Johnson at quarterback. Halfbacks: Over- ton Curtis, Gerry Peiovsky, Bob Vest, Petee Lenotti, Dave Pearce and Will Souza. Full- backs) Leo Ducharme, Bob Doe- tor, Stan Meyrick and Eddie Jen- - reason J hn will be wanted is because of his talents. He's 15 years of age, is stacked at 200 A 6 Edint , Ram; , 5 a g. rtah State third stringers got additional scrimmage work dur- ing the practice. The Aggie traveling squad In. dudet Ends! Vary Kapp, Bob. Wilson; Lou , Jones,Jan Hyde, Christianson and Stu Phil- lips. Tackles: Bill Meglin, Len Rohde, Jean Cole. Guards: Wil- lie Dixon, Gary Lund, Dino ' The I, A4Okiit)2910.. mor-nin- 6 He has two men leading the nationLee Group In forward passing and Stu Vaughan in pass receiving. His Utah'footbailleam Is, the team Mader In lorward passing. s that Curtice will have. So you can bet a bowlor-beanto Vaughan that again Saturday. apple Grosscup flipping This is a game wherein the,,Utes can put themselves into a clincher position for these three honors. , or -- 7 the Ute mentor said Friday "It is hard to do when all ,of your pass play is on the blackboard. It takes more than skull sessions- - to get yuur of. fense into gear." The game, it the weather is at all agreeable, should pull in half a house or better. , The passing play of Gross- cup and Stu Vaughan, the hot. test football combo in the mt. i has biked the Interest of jloa, Ihe local gentry considerably. three ties. LastAggie appearance in D.U,Stadium resulted in a ,39-- losS for Utah - State. Coach Ev Faunce used spot scrimmage work Thursday dur- ing a pt:actice. Utah State plays were Mt against Denver defenses thrown against the Aggies by the freshmen who later ran the Pioneer offense against the Aggies. Winters Okay Quarterback Bob Winters was running without visable signs of injury to his sprained foot, indicating that the entire squad, with the exception of center Bob Steinke, could be near full strength. Steinke, suffering from a bruised Shoulder, took part in contact most of the afternoon and is listed as a probable start- - , aterns D to Curtice has always gained for his men and for himself quite- 0 ALBUQUERQUE Denver, favored to make the Coach Jack Curtice hopes' that Mexico Lobos had a large share will of their offensive Aggies their fourth victimin the fresh air Saturday punch back same results.. conference competitionleads bring the as coaches today' pronounced "We wanted to change our the 30 game series)since 1923, sophomore stars Don Perkins, win Pass Some More rmk 1-X' 1 11 (UP)--N- odds-hold-1- ong-range New Year's Day will find Ohl State vs. Oregon in the Rose Bowl, Oklahoma vs. Duke in the Orange Bowl, Texas A, and , vs. Arpy or NavY in the Cotton, 4 Bowl and any combination teams from south of the Mason- -Dixon line in the Sugar anct- - ,71-Gator Bowls. ' Oklahoma, the only team ready assured of a bowl steps outside the Big Eight Sat. urday and Is favored bk points over Notre Dame in game tobe televised nationally. That spread surprised football observers be Stars Fit To Play Show Sharpness ball game for the was the third- 'straight straight week. :It , practice session of the week . Utah didn't get unich (chance In which Utah State players to throw bepre the Army game showed strarpnem,-somethin- g and came Out with a pretty lair the Aggies' record does not indicate. inthe air for the Falcons, and , To-hav- -I- , loot et 'second ,4i Lob-- the part . - -- their favorite t." United Press Sports Writer z. t , ' Oyer! lotre Dame rigANK-trrsitY--7-7,- f d Itsould happen. NqUike though. nut it is a new twist in Rocky Mountain football Brigham Young sitting in such a seat . , , idle this week, are half a same behind the Lite& If Utah should lose to Utah State no one can expect-,-anKopp keeps his kids in the clear with wins over Colorado State and New Mexico, the Cougars win be the top foot.; , ball team. - By 18 bentLrnany-a-backlitkr-week-to-ge- this r' "It Co- ugars,1 ich - and into this one. players ever the last game , OGAN-4 titer:tided iquad - Stalenesi- - .. certainly hasn't of Utah Agiles went "full Redmen. afflicted the It is the best drawing Item the Again boom" against the frosh Thurs- : Utes have had ittmany kses- Thursday for the third time, '' ' day afternoon as they prepared this week the Vies worked In eurtice reported all his play- for their Saturday game with doorsbehind the basketball he 111 following 1Denver in the Mile High City.' 'errh1j:Uirdi court in the fieldhouse. ' workout That determination and fire, ' Kickoff hour is 2 p.m: It may Although leading the nation If it can be used as a yardstick, . .., in passing, Lee Grosscup and fnDvi or blow. could rate the Aggies as a toshis playmates couldn't getat up tb beat the Pioneers. of Those Peepers will be the critical eyes ofCoach Hal Kopp of BYU. now Hal Kopp would like to help Utah State Right scout the Utes for the big Turkey Day affair. For in the Utah State team lies Kopp's chance t of winning his first Skyline Conference championship. The - oonersFavore, , Coacirlack-Curttertai- 04s,,E1.5,747s owls, Shope 'Up ec. . -L- be an interesting pair of eyes on the Air Force.game Saturday at the University of Utah. w.V. r .0 There will .1$ 2 0 , BE HACK MILLER ' ' Deseret News Sports Editor this week al they shape The Lite' are fighting the "let-ups- " for their Air Force hacons game Saturday in Salt Lake City. Mighty Army of a week ago is still on the man's mind. 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