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Show -- , '' - - - , ' ' . , - - . ... - - - , . , - - .. - - - ,,- , , , -! .. ., . - ... .......,. VOL- -3 3 1, ..... 64.--- , No. ' ' ''- '- , 7- k".,:-- - , , .:.. .. st Year 101 , - -- . ABILINE ,... , , FIRSTIAMILr.NEWSPAPER INTili LAKE CITY. UTAH, 0 OUNTAIN' ,' '' 7,.,. ' SUNDAY MORNING, ;DECEM BEA : -- - - . ... '.1 ' "' ' .. : - 1950 3 T ADOLPHUS IN BOWL , Alton Green s, EYANSVILLE Ind:- h Yards in the final ''mud three plunged soupy W , qUitter-,' giveMidge- ate& over Gustavus Adolphus of1ktinnesota Satürdiy......- victory' - , ' , night in the third annual Refrigerator Bowl, ' 8,500 of the 10,000 fans who bought fickets7;i turned out for the post-seas.gauta in spite of a rain- - ' (AP)--Fullb- .p. 0.1, 3-7 Abilene-thristlen't-1- ,.. , - - ' t .1k lit , I' - - on - , ' - ' V - ,- Buff - Shot Wasiecin,Sarie , hiln--Jes- . , e1 - -- ' :'''''' , f k . - ..:, had--wOrk-e4 eap a-h- i ,,,.. , 1 , 0.,,,, . , ,,, . ,e- - , t - rf,,..,,,.....,. . - , . 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T. -- - , k , - It was your LaDell Ana- emia' who paved the way for the Aggies with, tS point Fourth Sessiott" - To . - .. 37-2- tnjoy , . Novy. Registers 66-.604.-- --. 31 -- Alt' MY, . .. 1, SATURDAY. Ski'Schoolers L ., t., 7- start , . 1. ht , SEEM El MI H '',: ... ' -- . 60 s 1 -- ' .. - . ' itwite,,,,big,kken, tlisteewhe 1114,1111bilesL,;-2-2ria- ss ,2 1 I..... urtta itt 112 1 Ute iiiiir Arab ;ZS 4 t a Cook - , 3 3 1 I SewO 15oper4 0 1 11 , s o etrettot 0 0 1 points. getting eight al these 1 0 ca.,' ' 2 DOWIIIS , MOO 0 0 3 0 from the feel . 0 I 4 Ofortarimas Oarlinet ttak laveked 111 IS 1:1: Aguas the bal. Utah ran up a hig halftime lead but had th"" Smith ,, ,behind Bates. 114)hlts ' hang ort for dear life as the Buffs closed with a rush.' , , eight etlight 36 22 14 24 k"e,all. '22 I'essis 24 le" them ea fent - Orelp28 32, Itisai Mate al Utah WW1 63-to give the Utes a clean loM during the - Utah slipped into an ' . , 13121etals: ' ' Maras Ss& sod two night - stand in Utelieldhouse. Colorado suffered two And watched the lead go to the ' other side twice before halftbne alumberaeme defeats, losing to Utah State FrIday pight , as with the intermission score ends watched the Ducks waddle ' 5 for the Redman. ing : int. a 26-1lead bs the first ' thealBuffs.thenn: somedateabadity gamier. With Andersen and -' began Miller 'marking- Dm effendi - - - . :7 . ,, by, Gompert and CLay. drive the Attlee tame shooting up ' ' t closed the 'gap to four points, 313 at hallthisn:' a , and the And at this point it :looked .,: E margitn swti)nrg backpoanintsd , like the Aggies bad taken ths . mod of the way until the final pluck out of the Duck when By ASSOCIATED. PRESS Keith Sewell joined with MilColorado U. scored 2S goals , ler and Anderson in an offensive FOOTBALL , 1 , teem th e field against 19 foe- -, spree that raoved the .110r1.14. Army 2., ttah $ bet the Utes went te the within thres, point4-39-42.- Aggiesto Geontis Tech 1. Georgia S. I -- Undaunted--- ; he -Is son-y- lit br--ttharilf line for 41 tries And - looked like the Aggie doom with lt 44. North Carolina 13. Brighton-lir,,SaLike Skier- s- Iret 19 of Dies& Colorado got a minute to go and a ILI point t Pordham 13t lyrevas 6, 1-,21 DUGGI'SS GOES AFTER THE BALLGlen Duggins 4114), Utah. University star;- - ties up Colorado's Jac- kFroistad in Saturday night's basketball game between the two schools. Frank Gompert (3), Colorado, waits for a pass fromhis teammate while the other two battle , , - o ' .. ' - -- perfermasee--ear- of the bed pidat sprees seen Intelligiats eireles amen( here this year. 1 - . - ' ,..,..... 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Aggie defeat was a thriller ine Burt led, a 'belated rally" to - , 041420110 1041 ' , Tull; 1.221 11110P t' the gap to two Points with 2 1 1 1 11 00100er4 . - five seconds left. Tucker t 1 2 12 so: A"frldlaita.7, 1 1 Atimukt4a 2 , Gardner's second chance- - to 12,21 stets 1 I 4 . 114sruot 1 0 1 1 4 3 I : score in tile last few aeconds Clap 4 2 Seaford Kim, found the ball lodging in the 1s 2s 21 1 Dunittne Amove 1 2 2 " ' ' Peui&4SSI crotch u be bit the basket on 1 3 1 1 C1,44r1,1 i Rums : 1 : : Itcyvt; t Cr0110 the laiup. , , , . -- ' i. ...- - . 1- qo - , ' . :' in ill .. . ,,,i 4 0..f , - tlf ., I .00 . , .. , , . Awss. -. - 'E , J 0 , 1 . ' ' , --, Hanksville. t himt was overseven hunters had bagged their buffalos. We hardevery man and a few of. the women who came out toti "See the chase. everyone was , and then Jess came riding into Camp with a hank of .. tired . buff hair over each ears moustached , and mangey. Gee what , a sight! , That's when the, horseplay began and era of it came a of Prctilierancra-bi- g fardarewhrcirtarrolrhra Tabiona deer hunt next year at Clarence White's expense - -t this picture has made the print- of fun. We hope that the next N1:3mV7 The hunt was they take a harvest from their buffalo crop that we'll have,gas and rubber on the old buggy. to get there. That was one of the thrills of a lifetime. , A MAN'S KENT N,NN a man's hunt. It took the finest horsemanship we've ever seen ñd, it took hard work. It wasn't a matter of sitting on a mumy'rack or rolling down the truck window. , The Indians never had 4 any more thrilling than we did. We were hid up In the path el the herd with three:et the gunmen. Horace Ekker; stacked at 220 and hard as a - -' ,,..., Sri .... .. cop.4 A . ....., i ,i. ,), 'gni 'dare you to put that picture in the paper." That was the threat made by Clarence White of Tabiona as he snapped the picture of Old "Shankbone" Winn (hia and "Crankcase''hfiller out en the mother named reddish sands of the Dirty Devil prairie lands southeast et . - . By 7r ,'-.-s. a, ' ' 4 1 ' , Picture Dare Willi Tabióna - ' tQ, MILLER Ja, it - --, -- - ; , close ROUND ' ABOUT with - - 4 ,, 4, i- -- , ,-- - J - e, ''. - r - , ti , ' on -- , DIM S TOO'USAC --- . , 't a z .:,613Cld Sc res Redkins ) ack thi-oug- : , 114r ,t, al - - TV .. - ' : 1 ,.... - - ' . .. $ ': . . . .' ''. 7, S, .. . , ...... '''' - ,... .c.T .' , . , - , .. .. , . -i - -It I -- ' le". - thaLfresithreis .,11,101111 wiA, ....,,,,,..,,..,,h, "--- --Maryland 63. Virginia, Tecia-By BOB CO,NSIDINE ' Seri Cook hooked a letter in ; William and Mary 40. Richmond & and number enthusiasmtook . aternational News Sirvice Sports Writer was Thera a aaiicibie dif . from close- - range and Oregon Moly Cross 32. Bootee Coast" 14. '4,...soo.,: JAI . Oklahoma 41. Oklahoma LaM 14. , ,,o another- free skiing lesson Sat- ference in the number of fouls went into a stall. Gardner superbli-enrage- d PHILADELPNIA (INS)--- A 1::';'broke 0 Navy team Alabama 34. Ambers I. V41 ,' . Mississippi 27, Mississippi Mato as. Aterclea and his called against the Buffs as tom-- , away for a 'setup and Save the lard," jram Saturfootball in scored most Transoms 43. the Vanderbilt S. years g gli msny upset ,, . t ,,,, those anti' Pared two Raider 33. Rico 7. levied against Aggies points to bring the Instructors Utah. ft before their commander-inchiTessa Christian 27. Southern mobeiust toltor of day by walloping Arm 44-to-- 2, score to 6446. With time '2....':) u fading This lesson was the fourth ses- 0'4 Utah was steady . on the and less than ten seconds of and 102,000 stunned spectators. Louisiana Statie 14, Tulsa' 14 filo. Tulsa 211. Houston 21. play. lion of Ski the ,t a 41) boards Bates with 1;1'1 Dtseref.blews and left a t. , , Paul in lowly-regarddoomed the from Kansas & The MIMS& State Agglea toned a press (101 11''.". undergorose Annapolis, -- Central State 4Mts.4 I .117thisoridi s, Shrum toming -with of Gardner back for theadvaiiie publicifyis certain to Stare 21. oktitwoismix.4mai by ifleast the credit Little Jimmy Clever- - the chance to tielagging Southern California d Notre Davao 7. aided the the of Alf, which game younger by Simmons Tech 13. simply crushed and dismantledonfident Army out"SRANKRONE" WINN, "CRANKCASE" MILLER ly found himself again and he got when the press worked oldies: at Pacific U.ILTexas Quantkra Manned MS.. Iwu. skiing urum..71111 TrrYn. ' hooked in two needed baskets an interception i4 had sweptthrough 28 games withblit a defeat fit that into lliller's directed the operations of the In the final periods of ths gam4 hands and rock, was bringing them in on his desert pony and what a St:LaRosa 7, Fast Trims ? ( UtO no Gardner South Carolina ARM Ia.. was was this This first Navy fluke, thumping ,, given triumphIts 30-o, picture that was! ttsh Stilts Set away la a the ban underneath the basket. turned - service classic ' , The- - herd went out of sight andbadto hump upin BASKETBALL victory since 1943. Navy rocked Army back , be-tutor skiers outto in the bounces te front of us. We heard the beat of the hoofs and the giants with two brilliant touchdowns in an enchanting ST13 114. wiurars 69 on its position himself for the slaughstems" and ' ginning' linew-PkfaL tramped their way at horse speed. and out-hi- t, the g,:::.' Id.Colorado and out-fougsecond hee.Is Utah 64 te, but he missed the chance of classes broke out the as us in the soft desert.wash they They spotted , Northwestern 44. Western Michigan 42. when the ball hit the basket i on. from there dd. 62. Wats 141111 Dakota South I i Favorites and turned off at about 70 yards range. snow. on the layup.--- - lietelhig Omen 711. 011it4Vel Adfdphuil powder , In the end, Army, ranked as II Cadet' The whole day was a thrill and the hunt conducted in The rally was a partial I ' SCHOOL 147....A.Catostropne TRAVELS Wilicaska 41. U. the best and sanest manner. All hunters watched their in- I the nation's second greatest I Tali 77. Amherst 14. al a lb a all tory for the Aggies, their itav" 4 I PNI Arm I Cornell 46. Clarkson Tech 34. The school winds up the I 950 team, whereas Navy's only rims dm... strizetions and obeyed orders. ' ' - 333 St tit. Queens , IL) V7 ceity. toe Yard. contatuNt to be had was rushing GREELEY. Colo. "clAP) -- - a beeavy Innit,fbellbld against 1 season tor the Salt Lake area rank, Then when we hit the Utah Wildlife Federation ranking Wads 49Long Island 60. rasa .- I a: 2: tie the IF:""s about-hoWisconsin 49. w nearly atarquoara Q. "'pm content with two humble points. ... ..... next Saturday at Alta with its Colorado AU( took Colorado vention Saturday we heard all sorts of stories 1 Arkansas 39, Tulsa 46. . They-',wer. tallied in the third Yards s?!.IrdLP,2.6por:-..-----6: a! - ' session., After this the free State or the second the hunt bIew up and what a mess it was We can't 'figure amdkl'istssske4isrirAesios'r33.92'-- ', --- b iilnal ImPt" Standout men pI'''ssean, : : fee again Bob was Cadet of 0' and one line row. on in the when there were a front clinic to that ont out, but we 8046, period goes Adams Colorado Logan, 63. --Sills tal... wawa Ogden, College rren Will Urban Wats Caste 3O. Rocky Mega- - Cedar City, Provo, and Twin basketball game here Blaik's many. Jule punts rolled ;tar: n7arwt of. MUsts .. : .. g 36: $ nothing of the sort Saturday Jim "AZeaulltafaltiwal:1; Ners:u1 se lilt 4 4 16,4 Someone suggested that the herd be ...harvested by lebnet out of .bounds on Isl,azvy'ts 12 and rtm,b1.a .ae Ida. night. the Toronto 39- Friday night Aggie lack Keller were right In line ,.1113, Number unmake t.: 3: nme remain t h e margin was 17-3Midshipman Bob :s.row, of Tat Ari''angements 4s penallesd F,M11;814A1 with IS. taLb Little II . , , a all the way toriangsvtue ana trom mere out tô i ReflemvreisrebworeilittltdowittrIttatt . Aigoma, wis., 11U- ii.ar, the standout s. in it. submitshow see and participate two on terrible roads to of destruction Saturday, the Spe- as Glen Anderson and . Bill floorman for the Duck& - only, two of its eight game- s-- -- .. It was a thrill for everyone. ted to Army tacklers in his own victories over Southern Calicial lurtches- - will be served at Gossett went on scoring sprees Utah State seemed to lack the ' , to zone. set end KILLED COW the IS OLD the to Ski Aggie pace. The necessary height to cover the i! ' , fornia and Columbia. But from Lodge , as ex, , rides will be lead Navy's ilmazes the time The heavily-guarde- d Sure there was a cow killedbut that shouldn't de- during the early boards in cempetitinft with the : . Schoolerk, Tree w I of plosive c given on the rope toWs,alraft- napouredrt intheil gapoinmetsbutort thGossee President Truman flipped a stroy the state. Thpt cow was picked out by awhic ld Crane, detallrgoner Ozafloi:totmzun.y LaDellbrirdenAn.;t drives of 28 and It yards, coin in thi overcoated mob. and ernoon and instructors Win be h had to In charge of the hunk who said it was one . drives ,which saw the enor, allowed to ride the chair liftg, glee to break a 1 mid- his won the toss, it was -a ball tie Navy go. It was the biggest animal in the herdwas about at the but made his 'bootie, for up . of the mous potentialities ' CEDAR CIT-Y- Pairings:for free for the same period. way In the second period to put lack of height with his sense- -. end of lief rope. of unmitigated fury. Middle squad suddenly cooitrh-the Agee, In front for keeps. tinnal drive-in- s. There's nothing wrong with that hunt and when the What Its linemen like Paul the first day orthe BAC lovita- SUS ARRANGEMENTS ' . time comes that the state can take another harvest of te- - dinate and flung - ,forth , Mass.; : iournarnent Greenfield, . Tetreault, . ,, basketball , - Bus arrangements else are the Urinal -,' n-feckless skill. herds ta which is estimated by. the experts.who know-lh- e Bill Bryon, Rome, Ga.; Fritz Which will be in the was this as sessions. same Tickets played all for Until just Saturday. be about two years, wefl have our name on the list for a , toe Lincoln, Neb.; Bob Low- Broncos' new fieldhouse were must be ' ,..... another Navy team. It had won Davis, , purchased for 70 cents. McDonpermit Bob Los Angeles; ell, . ene 5 before round the at , p.m. , , trip. . .. ,, John released Saturday. Monte Vista. Colo.; ald, , "News" office, 8 South Main St. , Snow and' Ricks will open the Gurskl, Ford City, Pa.; Dave A BETTER TEAM THEY None will be sold - at the bus Mt. Bill Vernon. Fischer. II.; day's play with Weber playing ' , . Steele, of York.- Pa, and other Ventura, Calif.. Dive vs. Mesa stops. do will leave picli-U- p : Busee , linemen did to Army'srunning ' 51 8 at and am from follow in that and I points depart and passingattack Saturday -' 2:30 Alta at p.m. order. , I N. Y. (AP)---6BUFFALO, inthe in be talked about will the game,. but Entries still will-b- e The tournament will get un- accepted 6 ' Navy until battleships fly. came back Brigham to Young's.' resourceful ,, Niagara set ofthe derway Dec 27 and will' run by mail or in person at the They ripped and shredded entries must be re-- basketball team openedF an in- pace at 2341. Brigham Young s II 1 later than Wednesday vasion of - the Vast , Saturday was in front at halftime,. 42 to II 35. but blanks may be night with an 84-8-9 ' ' - victory over iambs. In desperation. Army The visitors shot from the- , 5 30 p.m. Dille vs. Mesa, brought into the office until 5 ivi Calif, "But we didn't look too bad Saturday except took to the air but a Covey of 8 By ORLO ROBERTSON .. I Niagara in the first game of a corners and behind screens in ; BAC vs. Boise, 9.30 p.m. in.rn. Friday. p.m , r It was a offense on JAP)--and PHILADELPHIA ,,then they lust outcharged us." human anti aircraft demons mighty , !memorial ' auditorium double- the second half. with Hutchins sorrowful group of Army football playérs that Blaik continued. "Ow defensive team played named Bill Powers, Bryan. header. Canisius dropped Ore- hitting on overhead efforts and trooped into the dressing room Saturday after fine biAr but we dust couldn't do anything Tex.; Frank Hauff, St Louis, LOU BOUDREAU GETS I . .., gon state,' 4, through when Niagara - the. pecond driving 2 - and Ted Kukowski, Clifton, N. lacing from Navy but there were against their defenkive unit' ,, , taking a 14-went into retie in the late , " game. ' ' no alibi- s.tei Blaik said the. Navy apparent; had the J, swatted the passes of Blaik, ' - ; Mel Hutclihts, 3 - center, stages. MANAGER FROM THEATER. Tears poured from the eyes of such Army Cadeti well scouted. .? and Frank Fischl, Allentown, OFFER , 1413 . thircii 1,111411 T11111 11141 to ' the their paced Cougars srrstalwarts at Capt. Dan Foldberg, Quarterback "They didn't show us anything unusual but Pa., out of the leaden skies like tfeE'VELAND (AP) ',--- The manager of the gamma i triumph of the season and their 4 1 4 Morsel allitseal :3171111: ' Bob Blaik. Pullback GU Stephenson and a host We just found ourselves up against a team that liar ducks. ' , Theater here said Saturday he has offered Lou Boudreau, --2Ist in a rota, counting their :1, . II a,'"edh"lamil,f1: 3 I 23 it'"'"""T't others---.- . wouldn't admit , , of defeat". former manager of the Cleveland . Army's ultimate frustration, streak last season in taking the as a a 1 e.t."," 1112 - .04ealtee I The Army coach recalled that earlier in the came But lathe Itst man 'they admitted they were 3 3 role in the baseball play. 'Elmer the Great" In the last minute of k Smyth e ' 2Ntgetexe 13 4 4 31 , Skyline Sut title and an an- s t t to stalonla4 - Reas007A 1 1 a 1 beaten by a better team Saturday: season be said the Middies were much better the memorable tt Whether Boudreau,. who recently- - signed with - the of One -, 3 3 1 ante g game. 3 ' South American 3 tour 4 1 , Christenson, "We were defeated by, a great team," de- than rated and w'ould explode' some day. winling -- 1 0 s 3 Boston Red Sox. will accept is problematical. however: the bewildering exchanges of 1 1 1 2em411 34eMehea.g last Summer, Hutchini racked clared Head Coach Earl Mail'. , "Well. they did against us." he declared. We fumbles 3 tea Roues. e . CrItiog 0 the theater manager; said the hand- ,. cadets the , Milton Krantz. ,.. ----. up 28 points 16 of which came 26 1116 MD When a long winning streak comes to an. had plenty of opportunities to score but didn't ball en gave-th' Tams '' some, Shortstop appeared Interested at first, but dubious and Jim ' 36 12 le 114. AS, Narts in , the de-the Inset looks he second the takes as added what fine have Joe it half. bad.", end, against Na,vy's usually Richey, Itere . In later convemtions. motley Irlgbaaa YOURS .4.1," Cain, cadet f r in Raleigh, ' 31. 1 , sophomore forward, netted 23. 141111ra somebody mentioned it was too bad that Army's fenee. 'He said Ile expects to talk with Boudreau at the lat, Pres 111rava attempll ,.10Tiritain eelowi to three N. the plunged C, , -- - e Navy didn't have an unusual defense,tBlaik The Pielt '. 4. sharpshootirrg string of 28 unbeaten games hid to be broken Chrtison400. Stsstr41-home 30,44: ter'sCougars , in'Harvey, M., next.- week.. . Continued ea Page ,C-- S . , raced to an added, but "it was good enough to stop us-- f, lead early by Navy. rmebeeet a: lane 4. Ilia4c111., i' ;4(4. - r , r, ,, ' 0 i,t, 0 ' r..... '' 71. ' NNNI it' - 4 top-flig- ht ef ,isiel....mii -1- ed sah9aL,;,,...: three-touchdown- t,,, . --- .1 Rams Down S Tri a Five w' out-thoug- ht ht stem-christ- ie 1 . 1 . ' 414- - - e - . " - 8, ---- . ,. BACIfeisii ef - Aliti-crasse- Alta-Peruvi- . - - setb-saw- . Cage Pairings 21-2- . , - " -- - , , . , 7I p aVi , - , . , , , MET - . 11 Soro.folcod.0411:civ.6 No A 69 . se BAC-vs,Boi- . midnignt. - fast-breaki- "- 6 . - L. , . ;- -' , . . ACTING 49-47,-in , , '. . -- 8-- - - 11 , l': nditmx-lhtrleadtnlf-' ! . - , - --- --- 111 - - -- 11 , . . ' - - - . . - -- - -- - tra - - -- t - - - - - ii ' . 1,.:;77 , , - |