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Show , , 1 ' , , r ... ., ' ' - ,, , 6ADESEREr NEWS;Menday, - .. Febniar.Y. AIL - - ..,...,,.:.::.. .1,M,. ,,....,.:,:,,..,..."...,.,...,,,.,, , , '.. "7"'"r171-77-t .. - .. ,., ,,..e.:,,,..,:.,;,,-...,,:,,,,..- ; ':: , - , ;.,,:i tI ... - ' a - , ..,,, :; -- ' .' : ., ,,,,, - .i 7.. ' . ." t. 1,-, 1,,...00. .... , ..,.. .. ., -- ;,, i - , ...-- -- i.., ;. , ' II iltit.St:"':11.7-- ,,,, ,, - ,' Neither the British matron nor the Norwegian miss is expected to win by the ski critics who jammed this mining town for the official opening yesterday. They and pick Trude Jochum-BeisErika Mahringer of Austria, Celina Seghi of Italy and the Thioe litre sisters of and Suzanneto fight it out. Paula MUIR et North Con- way, N. H., and Andrea Mead of Rutland, Vt., and Suzy Barris Rytting of Salt Lake , City appear the three bed Americans. Suzanne Thiollere only arrived from Prance Saturday night She was the lone contestant permitted to practice officially Sunday. Other entrants were kept off the hill to avoid possible inluries. A fresh blanket of snow, measuring 12 inches at the top of the mountain' but only five inches at the base, yesterday madcAit necessary to repack the entire course for Mondays race. Primed For Run Down tspen s Slopes Women Skiers ....,... us , .I.,:' - :. "V - '' 'f' ' N' ' :, er . , France--Georgett- - ., .. -- ''' ,,-,-.- .,. - , .. - t . - , oL 4,....:,-."- -: ..., ::, : - ., ;;; - i , 'P - - - - .;.:.;, .,' ........,... y. A t ,,,, ,. - .:. ,. - - ','E-- ', ". - - ;:.-,;;- ,, --. -.- , 7 , '. '71 ' - ' -- w ' ' , Whitlock, Layne To Fight I By DEE CHIPMAN Dusky Dave Whitlock, the sensation of Pacific Coast fistiana and a lad who was ranked No. 6 among the nation's in the Ring Magazine ratings of January, suddenly looms large in the SeenClanei of Rex Layne, the candidate as contender for the world's heavyweight crown. Gentleman Jim Downing Ipulled out a plum Monday when he announced that Layne and Whitlock Would provide the action in the piece de resistance Monday, Feb. 20 at the Fairgrounds Coliseum. The battle, and it should be a great one, ranks as one of the high points of this or any other year on the local bash front. It will provide the fire true test of ,Layne's capabilities and should Isilence, once and for all, the critica who have looked askance at the manner in which Rowdy Rex has been compiling his recrd of victories. By HAROLD CLAASSEN Colo. (AP)--E- vit ASPEN, Pinching of Great Britain, com',..,,,,, .. ' ' - ,, Y.::: a -i- '-,:. petes in the women's giant slalom of the World Ski Meet Mon. ..s.',..,.:,,:t g.! day although it is less than two years since she suffertd a .. ' ..".A ... ' ...1..., ' ' ' ', broken back in an automobile accident ' She never has won an official title although she did de,t ... 0k , ...... .. , the worlds best in two events it Innsbruck. Austria, in 1936 feat ,, , 1 ,! t ':' '' 1the year the Olympic games were held in Germany. So , , ,. , itoday is her big test. , - , '' ties. A third crown wasawarded , Among her rivals in the giant . , ,. first time this title in the combined event in which .... ........ slalomthe 4'7 , at,,eolordo is being decided in world corn- - ,.the contestant's placing, in the , ;',. .11,,. 7. vr. .',. 'I.. f ;.,141::. ; t NO ' .:A:,.,..:!',.. ... : .... lel''''' . .. ,...: .,....... ! , ,, petitionis Borgti d Niskinfrac--of1 two events were averaged-Norwac., ,,, ip!' 0 ,,, -- , .: Na....... She suffered a Now threexammust.bezum bctne last-- week for laeulder tur'd r three titles. The giant ' .. ,:,,,...,;.. 1.!,k..4,1, .,., .. ,,e .'"Spol,;.:,,,7,......4.:, to is : determined but ,' compete. slalom is a compromise between - , 4 . , j,...'i.:S:aP. - ;.....:,-.-A .. ,' ; ' , In the women's giant slalom downhill ,...,,:f.c.0 , 4..,,t, wire-th- e I.'' - '. - . .. ill,-- . - ' --44"' - ,,,-.- ' '.----....,, b.. contestants will race down stricted racing, virtually .,.. and ', t, the ,i .. ioa,.,iiti ...,.,. descen '' t. ,.:. '' the side of Aspen mountain lot slalom, a cork-screcourse .... , ... '' ;1-' a mile. The 4 14.'"Vw ''.. ''''''' three t! ., 'I's'. marked by multiple gates. The 9ttelrirOrOs feeef ....'h'. -ft .';".' !NZ '''' tiiitA, , .' All skiers drop 'or"4,.4, ,':g.,.000' ; ' ' '.'',-.::...4r Is .:' ..1. giant is shorter than the down-mu- st .:' , . 'k., ,i -pass through 28 assorted 4. ...: - ' ,,less restricted than the '''..:.4' '''''......'" ....... .' gates before teaching the finish.lpure Because of Sunday's heavy - .., , Jo! ': snow, the start of the race has ',,f, ,::,..":;:t,.,. :,, 4., ...;,....h., listibto,............ , - ..k, :,. ' ." ! " been postponed until 2 p.m., x- -ce, '';;;,......4....,-i i , - ,.., ! 7' , 1,t' 4,,, :'''', ,00r 4fr, ' (EST) to give the packers a 4 .0,9 .., ...i chance to smooth out the ..'''' limiii..i....,,:,.....i.e.o.ii,,,,,,;,14..... ..,.. zrit. ' I ;11: i.,.., course. Celina Seghi of Italy will be the first to travel the HANDLED REMO Tom Lynott blasted out a 50x50 to annex top singles coarse: Whitlock, it will be rememhonors Sunday in the weekly shoot at the Salt Lake Gun In past meets sponsored by of competition for foreign entrants in the World Ski Meet Strty Barris Ryttint, talented Salt lAke skier, is one of bered, is the fellow who manInternationale de Federation the Club while Bob Bertagnole and Jack Pendleton Posted the American wommt who is expected to provide plenty which begins at Aspen Monday. handled Remo Polidori handily Ski, women have competed only 45-5- 0 several months ago before the for handicap honors. Hortense Wood, with a 23x25 for the downhill and slalom ti Mahn was forced to leave the and Ann Christy with a 43x50 weer the top women ring because of a low blow that 'shooter& DESERET NEWS incapacitated, 111M- - .,The.,chimkr t colored. Tameher has- been-ridi- ng The travelini tiophy wentMiller who won a roughshod over the best compeshootoff with Bertagnole after both had shot 23x25. Skeet tition that could be foun d for honors to went Vern Parkin with a 23x25 while Tom 1M him on the coast. The Monday A, battle is as much a test for him Lynott topped doubles firing with an 18x24. as for Layne and is mayhem in Other high scorers included: Singles, Pat Miller, BYU Retain Win the making. 49x50; Brack Lee. 48x50; Orvil Coon, 47x50; Lynn HanThe card originally scheduled OGDEN Final registration 46x50. sen, Skeet, Harry Phillips, 22x25; Chic Sales, for Monday, a match between ASPEN TIPS Hopes For Skyline Six was completed Monday for sevPolidori and West Jordan's 22x25; Ernie Neiderhauser, 211E25; Lynn Hansen, 20x25. UTAH OPEN IS enteen M Men teams competing Floyd Richardson, has been set Emil Sm'Olka, 17x24; 011,11 Coon, 17x24. Doubles, I in the Ogden Division tournaback to accommodate this more SET FOR LAST Sy HACK MILIZZ Some newcomers scores notable in the posting firing ment, which opens at 5 pm. on toothsome spectacle. SKYLINE SIX A couple if days ago Brigham included Ray Burris and Glen Facer, both with 2445; the Weber College woods. WEEK IN JULY ADDED POUNDS Young University, sporting Director Rulon B. Stanfield, Max Miller with a 23x25, Clyde Olsen with a 22x25 and The will be Utah what everyone thought would Open IC Yet, a Since stated that from January, when he was Orin Howard with a 21x25. held at Ft. Douglas the fibe a winner again this season, Wyoming 9 2 rated high in the lightweight viewpoint the division bunting nal week in July. it was was expected to go Into first Deaver. 9 4 .1192 could be had by any team in class, Whitlock has added decided at a breakfast place in the Skyline Six bas1 4 .667 BTU the meet. "The competition this pounds, Downing reported and ketball battle. But the dawn Utak State meeting Sunday morning 7 5 .5113 he and Rowdy Rex will climb is probably the keenest year with club and Utah Golf Sunday found the Cougars a Utah 411 .267 into the ring at almost equal as ever witnessed in the we've Assn. officials participat1 12 .077 game and a bait out of tbe lead, Colo. ASM per the scales. Whitlock, at last Ogden Division," he said, "the RILL REITDIG By in the talks. ing This week's schedule sitting miserably in third place clocking, was, 187. Rex may go strength of the Ogden teams is J. Med) Leiser made one or two pounds over that ASPENRacing has its pecuspot improved over previous greatly Monday algid announcement the Monday. with another game on tap Monliarities. Here's one skiers have and we may have a hornefigure. years, Colorado ABM. at ETU Plenty of hardware and a state team in the meet, Ely, Previously the UGA had In getting the classic, Downday at Fort Collins. t w n champion, something herth run across for the first time. 1950 that announced the at 9 Night First Nevada, 1950 Friday the p.m. Draper in had to outbid San Francisco the few for missed we've last ,,,Tbe Cougar ably is by no ing Priedl Pfiefer has given orders meet would be a $5000 afmeans stmk, although some in Wyomktg at Denver, basketball tournament goes on and Riverton Second close out where the fight was originally years." team of to instead women's that fair the the $3000 they scheduled. Layne has been conwinds have knocked- the big Stanfield's predictions may be the block Monday night as Di- the day's work at 10 p.m. BTU at Utah. All teams are stake cham- templating the bout for a tourney that was held last bulk far off-itintended course. substantiated after the compleUtah State at Colorado wal not change any of their couple year. non of the first round, which vision 10 M Men hit the hard- pions except runner-u- p And what concents BTU ABM. play- of weeks, but expected to go skiing costume for the races this Choice the date of off School. winners Riverton Second, through with it on the coast July continues Tuesday at 6 p.m.. if woods at Murray High faithful at this point Is that these Saturday Night week. will mean that the dates same bums- - may be blosrlut This meet will determine a Draper Second. litmter, Pleas- where it was expected to bring State, at Wyoming. Ogden's three entries pull out claims that if you get - for the City Parks Open, Fried with Utah at BTU. opening wins. champion out of 16 entrants ant Green and Union Second. in a gate of something like 815,- again - Monday when the Rams used to wearing a certain pair which was tentatively The expected - fourth The tournament is under the 000. Gentleman Jim's negotiafabled Twenty at ItYll Saturday's results get Is- secimsd chance Feb. 20 with action direction of Wayne scheduled for the same of gloves or a pair of boots you Utah 49, Utah State 36. Ward, labeled by Stanfield, as Monday, Player. Di- tions over the weekend were cli$t Tort Collins,- week, will probably be one of the strongest quints to whittling the field down to- vision Ten's runner-u- p team maxed by a Monday phone call Colorado At191 49, BTU U. do not feel the same when you Denver lowered the boom changed. come out of the Mount Ogden night, Wednesday, Thursday, this year will face the winner that confirmed the deaL first on BYU Friday night. Washington 37, Wyoming change. He has been having the Stake, tackles Tremonton at 10 Friday and Saturday before the of a runner-u- p playoff between Saturday the Cougar ship. still 31 girls wear exactly what they will Division 5 and 6. This game is Nib pm. Monday, the Ogden Thirty-fourt- h finals. from Denver the quite helpless ley Pork Open the in the race be wearing for set for the Deseret Gym Feb. meets Layton at 7:30 assault. couldn't End its course trouble and this week the opTwenty-Secon- d be will Your wants even the He and 23. weeks. two last played games pm., For Tee Shots and lost again to the Rams, the portimity presents itself against rests until Tuesday before mi- each tepee bracket the gals to wear the same sacks latter getting its first win in LI Brigham Young. starting at 7 p.m. night Pkistal Idenday 7:15 Nibley Park Golf Course will nding with Kaysville at Union rind. 9 pm. Toni Matt, captain of the The upper bracket takes the lida4Ms Tbe Utes proved again Saturgams. MonFirst vs. West Jordan Seeced, remain open for tee practice, acof Murray the remainder The p.m. ATTEDS RAM RIDE d 10 p.m e men's team, after he attended a day that they are the spotlight in openers Monday Oranteville CAP) cording to Tom McHugh. Thera DYNVER, Seeped vs. Hunter. 8 put. Lanky day schedule reads: 5 p.m. The vacation at this point Is boys on two of the na- meeting of all the team captahts, Dale Second vs. last Mill Creek. '1 were 193 first-gam-e Draper and vs. honors Coalville with Porterville; scorgolfers taking advannight Toft, Denver's high whether Coach Stan Watts can tion's courts Utah fieldhouse of the warm weather Sun8:45 p.m.Lakeview vs. Brig- going to Draper Second and team U. S. in to tage the learn center. front Bridget of the ing kept explained get his men away from the and Madison Square Garden. Wednesday light at Nib ley. East Mill Creek Wards at 7 Skyline Six basketball point ham Fourth. DirsPe Pint vs. Riverton Second. 10 day portholes and rush them Their play is inspired any time member what went on. It makers m each tournament run will The course will open for regThe last week p.m. by boosting Italians are the seems that very some There courts. vs. for these Midvale enter hard licks at last S Pleasta Grum p.m. ular topside they this week, beginning at 6 play soon if the weather Grantsville Second and HunSouth Cottonwood vs. Smith. 7 p.m. definitely against the use of his average to 16.2 points per night the canvas before the old ship' are rare exceptions. Meads vs. Taylorville. 9 lent. when the ter tangle at 8 p.m., while Magremains favorable, Friday, except 15.8. p.m., from game McHugh, for slalom bamboo gates poles blows right out of the title Utah State can save the Cousaid. last year to Brigham Young held Toft to teams will rest for Saturday's na, runner-u- p They claim picture. Will should be able to gar and Pioneer hides by doing and control gates that bamboo is too limber and Seven tallies in their contest finals. Taylorsville, meets Union First right itself Monday but it bn't something about the Wyoming will Toft helped his season's Following the championship in the night's feature at 9 p.m. but over when bend completely Darts, Diggers Will team going to be a crock of honey. situation Saturday and Monday. hit. The rule book game Saturday, an all-stis rated one of the teams stipulates avenge with a 33 point out- will It is quite likely that the As we see it both teams are go- that a two-inc- h be picked to .play the Magna burst Louisville. must against solid to pole beat along with Taylorsville, Rams will make it a complete ing to need some outside help Tangle Monday Night The only important change champs on Feb. 23. An out- the in the right defending championbust for the Brigham. at this pointespecially BTU. be used and theytheareuse team ten copping scorers the The Davis-Jorda- n in players came standing top of them. basketball Monday's finale finds MurAll said and done it's an in- by demanding Looking further into the when Glen Smith of Utah the sportsmanship trophy. game, originally scheduled for Second Jordan First VOTED OUT BAMBOO facing ray week, the leading Cowboys teresting race. vaulted from fifth to third place Tuesday will be played Monday at 10 p.m. swing back into conference ric; However, they were the only by making 40 points in the Filled With Air OGDENWeber school evening on the Beetdigger court. High Four lower bracket games lion with a hard game at Denones.. that voted, out bamboo. double bill ,with,. Utah State. made a clean gweep.of 'the Re'-- The preliminary, matching the vet. We would pick Denver Glen Duggizis of Utah re school's jayvee squads, gets . While Plato Andros, the Chi- Wednesday hight will complete The reason the Italians want PO PT TP Art to win this vete. BTU goes to 0 116 Cardinals guard. was in a the first round. South Cotton- gion One wrestling meet SatUr- underway at 7 pm. with the solid poles is because in Euro- Teti Denver 21 109 341 16 2 cago wood meets Smith at 7 p.m. and day on their home canvas, piling feature Utah for another toughie and 21 105 82 292 13 6 Norman, Okla., hospital recovBedlam. 11211 pean races they are accustomed Smith. following at 3 o'clock. 131 104 39 346 12.6 East Midvale faces Pleasant Utah State meets Colorado Ata a minor from a 33 point total, followed by to banking the bank of their Musson. Mon operation. 24 ering 122 54 298 BYU up 12.4 8 97 278 12 94 C. AM 23 visitor spoke glowingly of some- Green at p.m. the poles and thus Anderson. tie on the latter's court skis Box Elder with 15, and Ogden 112 26 Pile& 83 307 116 A visiting Logan team went do notagainst Wednesday's feature offers have to check their speed BuiehtnsWyoming $ 9 263 11.4 one's ability. BYO 23 102 Saturday night Utah State with nine points. 26 113 U. 10 favor49 275 6 the State one Barrett. of of hands can the defeat at moves to Laramie for the first down in carry the ball," Taylorsville, so much. In the voting, Matt Dory. 97 73 267 103 "Anybody 26 The winning Warriors placed drawled Plato. "It ain't heavy." ites. against the only out-o-f Utah 2i 90 69 249 of two games and Utah travels the host Salt Lake Iceland rose to give his decision and Morin&Wyoming to men in the date mat finals, to to BYll. nine no makes difference 1".1 1 v. ,:, at said, nt club Sunday. hockey tilt, 0 And with this schedule the the American team since we TAKE GYM while Box Elder cleared eight SPOTLIGHT the Ilygla Iceland rink. them and on Wyoming-Denvaround going plan situation It was the ninth straight tri- not and the Tigers seven. looks pretty bright and it just against them" state Two Weber 'defending A strange sight for American might be this game that moves umph for the local squad. champions came through with Denver within lead visitors here for the races is fraction of a Jumping to a four-gounexpected victories, Glen Angame of the lead. The Pioneers in the opening period. the Salt seeing people walking down the in the 103 pound class, derson middle of the street. In Eurohave this to prime for in tunand Narvey Galvex, winner of never pressed. peen cotmtries it is the custom were 'Akers the for Cowhands. ing the 120 pound division. lone tallY came in the I to walk in the street since the COULD twat BIT Itegaa's Region winners: minealmost is high skiing country 95 Ms period with only two Allan Bestow. Weber. Utah, out of the picture, is 203 lbs.Glen Anderson. webor bare of cars. Foreigners just tfrner 7 7 5 19 Banban 0 2 0 xpected-to give someone some lutes remaining. the the seeded teams take bracket 112 Lower Edgebill top Loveless, Weber. give lbs.Junior 1 0 0 0 Catmull can't get used to seeing so many elves. Weber. 120 trouble, takes the floor 127 Weber. cars. They think that every one Division 9 M Men tournament most 82bee. 12 22 10 54 lb,.Ray Totals 1121 8 31rreues 7 at South Weber. Thorstenson. lbs.Lowell Eight13 in America must own an auto- -' J spotlight Monday with eight eenth.p.m. against 138 IleaLynn Richards. Sox PAWNorth locoed (21) 'Wrestsea ill) Deseret Widdison. Weber. the 145 in nat.Chad seen no Gym are an Americans GTFP mobile games I Mien Mellott 0 2 0 0 14 lee.Dalo Ward. Weber. Monday's slate closes out at firs"1 15 105 lbs.Pred Mosey's. Weber. walking when there is an auto- winding.up the first round. Phonon 0 0 0 0 7 3 Robbins 8 with Douglas against follow175 lbaMaurke Nunsaker. Box Mgr. pin. 2 12 Mins" mobile around. Monday's slate will, : : : t I t Smith. Oirdeu. o a 121,:rt 9 at and NetvrixolghtBat Jorgensen Sugarhouse pin. withl - This would sound Lk an tm- ing Saturday's eight upper Bountiful OGDMBoxing Itili get the athletic nod this Friday 1 3.2.162 sir" : : : : First LiZaz11 facing McKay. teams the bill bracket to Salt games, necessary precaution at Weber College when the Wildcats meet the Idaho State WITH EACH lAkers skiing at Alta, but the down to 16 from an original anFour Hansen 1 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 Ford announced afternoon schedule. of Pocatello Sluggers begirtning at 3 0 0 0 0 Boatman Disks 0 2 0 0 TUESDAY, FEL 14 ONLY Aspen Ski Corp has asked res- field of 32. Beginning with the MONDAY'S OIL FURNACE SCHEDULE 25 IN 0 341 Totals Coach Milt Mecham, Sunday. second round Tues ilient' to please keep their dogs eight-gam- e mail; II 13 3 21 SIIIK4P1 14 27 44 SS leconteratt I. "aLoom, elimination a double Orchids week. race Vanda home system at the meets day , The affair is the first in a series of inter4 . C. during i p.m. IPIIIrstvoTt, MeKialeY' North !knead I 14 21 Baby SOLD IN FEB. 2 i a. Beacon You can count almost as many will be started and losers will 3 Pm. Fairmont Ire. Fifteenth. l'acheduled 17y Weber in preparation for the national to a consolation flight. and as town this in . Pam Insurib go people 41) dogs : Pp:. Yr:J.! " vs. ,Pork los- - OTFP OTIPP ON Y C UCH junior college ftstic tpurne3r, schedule4 to be held here Monday night's schedule, get- .yet they have no dog catcher. I le Poliet Thompson 4 a 2 10 nI, aia of' 1 3 1 3 6 at it 12 2 heaven. vs 1149hp.m., 0 Burirotit Tventy-MMta. Bougreous doff underway 0eutb p ting ,A 1 2 0 2 0 I itheisherd roller teeeth- Minims" Few I. Caner' At 1 is Moo Three observers from the Rus- fer top action right off the hat. Inside the Weber roster are three Golden Gloves 0 1 0 0 Deets Ilarnie 0 1, 1 1 8 p m, D088181 et. 8Urarbe27,- Twenty-sevent3 0 4 10 Wilkinson seeded Johnson 0 1 0 In fourth S p m, have arrived 11euratte1 Pine vs. McKay sian Embassy 126 Holbrook 0 0 0 champ", Gene Walker, legendary king of the pound 0 0 0 0 3sioester Want (3) 'Sweaty...1mM (949 AsPen. It seems strange they tournament team, meets Park 0 Temb TEITELBAIIII'S Nobs 1 1 0 2 T Pt P Anaemia sad Monti II OTPtP 3130 Itve dass Merlin SproUse, new boss of the 160 pounderk the 0 0 Goldberg notch S 2 0 en- 3 0 3 9 Carreet Meyers 4 4 3 11 0 insist on being called observers Avenue a good runner-u- p 461 23011 41 3214 13 Moss EAST &ROADWAY Tisteock 17 0 0 0 .Tivitetby sensational Charlie Kalan Golden MONIS and AIX 8 Itetbooso 0 Everyone else that smiles to trantfrom Highland Stake. 2 4 3 7 Iddy OGDEN, UTAH 54131 41 32 111T 1" 0 rhos Tots1113 .Wats I Ciesad 0 emend Stake Twenty-sixthPioneer watch the races are called 7- heavyweight chiropion. 12 141 24 411 3 If lerritige 2 4 0310 300try Stria er re coss 2 3 3 II Seentaid 24'440 le 12 35 33 champion picked as the team to 2 3 0 4 2lec l onaa ! 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