Show T Sports i OGDEN 6 : OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- - 4' ' ""'"mrm' '— fcyWJ - j - " ) i v FEB 17 1962 "- - $ V Snow Basin Reports Additional 'Powder' L ' 'k Practically all Intermountain ski areas report plenty of new powder t RETIRING PRESIDENT HONORED — Newly elected president I H Moncrief MD left presents outgoing president Bob Chambers and his wife with a plaque comthe Mt Ogden Ski Club for 1961 memorating his accomplishments as president of secretary-treasurer Vince Tassone Dwayne Manful is the vice president Bill Sullivan Dr Moncrief for with installed were hostess Chambers and along director Mary ski-pack- lift 98 upper lift 2 new light powder road snow packed and chains or snow tires required 1-- CLUB HILL McCALL — Excel- lent 42 inches 1 new light powder over ski pack road snow packed POMERALL BURLEY-ALBIO—50 inches 3 new excellent open Saturday and Sunday' roads open chains required ti bQ: 11-4:- 30 SPORTS BRIEFS GubnerSefs HIGHWAY unday chains Put R econ "Baseball experts of the nation differ as to whether Associated Press set Maris a TRACK new will AND FIELD in 1962 run home record Roger — Beatty who bettering his new mark of 61 established during the 1961 lastNEW YORK set Jim indoor mile recSaturday campaign ord of 3:589 won Baxter Mile at artist-writ- New York AC Games in 4:009 and Gary Gubner of NYU set indoor shotput mark of 1 er of which the Standard-Examiner is a member provides today's opinions Says Olderman: "A guy anywhere on the ban- quet circuit might run into a dozen experts on Roger Maris If you don't believe us here they are with crystal kbaU and chain predicting the future of the New York Yankees' newest Bomber: Jimmy Pltrsall Washington outfielder: "If he hits 40 homers and knocks in 100 runs it'll be a helluva season But before you put him with Ruth he's got to hit 59 a couple more years The only pressures he'll have will be off the field Oa the field he's not the kind of guy to Jet it bother him" Bing Dtvirn St Louis general manager: "Maris was an established power swinger before last He'll year so he's no surprise never bat more than 300 but he should hit 45 homers this year" Hank Greenberg famous home run hitter: "He's definitely a 300 hitter It depends on him They'll walk him a lot more He won't get the good ball Pitchers will be watching for him He's not going to hit 61 again" NEA Service 11-4:- 30 "' ed Jim Gtntilt Baltimore first baseman: "He's a cinch to hit at least 40 maybe more than 50 or even 60 He's a power hitter The only difference between me and him is that everybody is watching Maris I only got to worry about Baltimore" c Rogers Horniby New York Mets' coach: "It depends on how much of his publicity he believes and what kind of shape he's in He's been going to those banquets He doesn't look very big to me" Ralph Houk Yankee manager: "I'll settle for 40 homers more or less 100 runs batted in more or less I don't think they'll be walking him more than last year We still have Mickey They won't be pitching him any more carefully either Why should they concentrate on him any more than before? They've already concentrated on him plenty" Jim Bimning " Detroit pitcher: "I've been pitching to him since Knock wood he Triple A ball didn't get any off me last year Why should I guess what he's going to hit? I work the opposite side of -- ihe street" ' Gabt Paul Paul Cleveland general manager: "The pitching won't be any different Why should it? Maris was no stranger to them before last year I say he'll be doing well if he hits 35 home runs He'll hit for higher average but 290 is probably his limit" Gil McDougald former Yankee infielder: "Sure the pitchers will be bearing down more but Roger should hit 35 homers and knock in at least 125 runs lie has a smooth stroke He's always had a good eye He should be a 330 hi' tter" — NEW YORK (UPI) — Twenty-Iw- o was the greatest number of fatalities ever recorded for one year as the result of boxing injuries suffered worldwide among amateurs gnd professionals— in 1253 Central knocked Mount Ogden x ST PETERSBURG Fla — Carol from the unbeaten ranks of the city Mann Atlanta shot the best round junior high basketball league 63 of her competitive career a 68 to to 39 Friday to throw the loop into d tie Louise Suggs at 140 for the deadlock for first place between round 'lead in St Petersburg a the two schools sec-ton- Women s Open MARACAIBO Venezuela — Jacky Cupit Longview Tex set a course 67 to take record of the lead in the Venezuela Open with a 139 for 36 holes DUNEDIN Fla — Second round play in the $25000 PGA Seniors 4 Championship for the age group was postponed because of 50-5- ram AUTO RACING Fla-GlDA YTONA BEACH (Fireball) Roberts and Joe won the twin-lOO-mi- stock car for Sunday's le races in qualifying 500-mil- er PRO They Tried : : SAN DIEGO Calif (NEA)-W- hen Mickey Wright and Gene Littler were named of the year m San Diego Miss Wright said: "I don't deserve the award "It should have gone solely to es Gene" "I've had so many ups and downs" replied the United States Open champion "that when I win 1 Jay son Hook are experienced1 Al Jackwho we got from Pittsburgh The Roy Redskins of Coach Clark Puffer's realized the dream of all basketball teams Friday when they won the pennant in the Weber Associated Prtss County junior high league with a Something has to give tonight spotless record of six wins and no when Colorado State with Utah State Highland returned to the win defeats t University tangles' column beating Mound Fort 60 to The finale was played with the in a game ttiat will go a long way toward settling the Skyline Confer54 in the other contest of the day Wahlquist Eagles of Coach Wayne ence basketball title Washington- fifth member of the Cottle's with Roy taking the sesat The Fort Collins Colo game sion 52 to 39 league was idle is a must for both teams CSU's deIn the league's other 'game fending Skyline Central's players were a hustling are bunch as they set out to avenge an South's Spartans notched their first 1 Utah State earlier loss to Mount Ogden and victory of the season winning over Meanwhile Utah's Redskins have led throushout The victorv mits a comparatively easy chore in a to 49 40 to add Valley's Bulldogs n Central and Mount Ogden duel with Denver at Salt Lake City with records to share the a bright spot to an otherwise dull The Utes also have an 1 mark lead year at the hoop Both and Utah State won t Cubs The were deadly at the free With Robert Atkinson Barry Friday night the Rams nailing line canning 93 per cent of their 5 at Fort ColAl and Warden drilling Bngham Young throws as they made 23 out of 27 Eldredge the webs for twin' figures the Red- lins and Utah State clipping Wyoat Laramie Wyo The attempts in front early and con- ming skins Vestell Wright headed the charge tinued got to widen the count as the teams big guns CSU's Bill Green at the hoop with his 24 points and session Cornell Green scored and progressed tremendous 32 a on 27 the and played game points respectively Atkinson and Eldredge both boards Nolan Bremser canned 11 scored 15 Warden with added John Webb's nine points was tops 10 to headpoints IN ADDITION to providing an in the romp to the rim for for the Rams of Mount Ogden aldividual scoring duel between the Roy Green though he played only part of the boys tonight's clash provides Two of Wahlquist s player regis game Webb slipped in for some tered in dual figures as Kirk Jo-- CSU with an opportunity for renice steals capped by jump shots hansen racked 12 and Myron Pow venge Its only Skyline loss was a toward the close of the session defeat at Utah State Jan 12 ell scored 10 and all except two of Two other Skyline outings are on Only three or four unmolested the 11 players made a showing on shots were made from the keyhole the scoreboard tap tonight They match BYU (4-during the session as both quints The Redskins gained the final at Wyoming ) and New Mexico at Montana (2-tried to force opponents to shoot and eagerly wanted victory sans from far out CSU was in trouble for the services of David Chambers a en- usual starter of the game against Brig-haThe Mound who was sidelined of was the tuck and gagement Young The Rams held a 5 nip with a back injury with at the half lost it then the Bears edge variety reaching The South win was aided greatly 3 3 the first quarter in front went as free to stay ahead Milt Jenson who was playing and were still on toD at the inter by his first and only game of the sea- throws padded the margin at the ' mission son An kept him out of the end' There was still only a single earlier injury actions He bombed the CORNELL GREEN 'his broken point separating the squads at the baskets for 16 points to lead all left wrist heavily taped took up the close of the third with Mound Fort efforts at the hoop for the session 0 but in the final leading Campbell added 12 markers frame the Hikers poured 19 digits forJerry South and Tom Agricola pumpthrough the ring to Mound Fort's ed in eight for the Gary Stokes' 13 crew Three Bears made double figures Coach Ralph Crowton's Bulldogs headed by Boyd Egens 16 points led through the first half and were Jim Van Leeuwen collected 14 on top 7 at the intermission but and Bob Ito added 11 The Bears South ended with a strong fourth tall Wayne Jepson was held to six for the nine:point victory The victorious Hikers also had By Jack Hand Jim Harrop swished 16 points for three players hittine twin fi to lead the pointmaking NEW YORK (AP)—When Sugar Blair Teeples 17 points topped the Valley Sherm Bailey and Ed Archeleta Ray Robinson fights in these twigame ana Dan Taggart a power on each collected eight for the losers light years of a great career the the boards collectpd 16 RroniThe score: younger generation peeks in so it Greenwood ended with 15 markers ROY WAHLQUIST can say "I saw him once" The G T F G T F P P CENTRAL MOUNT OGDEN front-runnin- g - i x - 8-- 73-6- 78-6- 5 e's 60-5- I '' 7) three-quarte- rs 6 ! UTAH STATE 1 ft2 T32 f C 1 10-1- 0 Gish 6 Rochiltz Green 3 5 Johnson 2 5 5 13 Haney 2 Goldiberry 3-- 3 10-1- 2 4 4 lOHasen 3 10 Hoffman 4 Nat 2-- 2 2 2 6-- 6 0-1-0 0 0 0-- 10 0 10 0-- 0 12 10-- 0 0 0-- 0 0 0 28 Total! 21 23-341 33 BYU F PF T 0-- 1 1 0-- 0 0 1 0-- 2 6 0 6-- 7 Long 2 Hansen 0 Swanson 0 Stuart 2 Homart 0 4-- 4 3-- 7 1 2 4 0 0 F P 6 T Buchanan 3 2 n 'Tall Allen 2 6 Fister 2 6 8 9 8 24 Wright 1 3 3 5 0 Gladwell 4 2 0 8 R Gladwell 4 J 1 Bremser 32-- 65 6 4 17 Burton 4 6 Kelson Green 8 2 17 Skousen Ellis Omdahl 11-1- 0-- 0 2-- 2 1 2 Abbott 0 Matthews 0 Sedivee 0 Hoffman 0 Wallace 0 Sigafoos 26 7 6-- 6 Anderson - Tetali 21-2- 2-- 2 0-- 0 0-- 0 0-- 0 0-- 0 0-- 0 0-- 0 8 35 36 CXYLINE STANDING! Lost Won BYU CSU Colorado State Utah Utah State 4 27 3 20 3 8 1 6 0 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 73 30-- 65 37-- 73 Pet 900 L 8 8 1 889 1 889 444 300 222 200 200 Montana Wyoming New Mexico 2 5 7 7 2 Friday's Scores Colorado State 73 BYU 65 Utah State 78 Wyoming 65 ' ' 8 8 1 Peterson Jnns 2 5 5 9 Blackinton 0 2 2 2 Zwiefel 0 2 2 2 Lunstedt OOOO OOOO OOOO 20 27 Camp 2 2 Cottam 2 110 Powell 4 3 2 10 Favero 0 2 Ackinson 0 0 Johansen 5 7 2 12 Rawlings Bell Willis 10 10 Schiffman 15 - Totals Jones Galverson 2 6 115 Goddard Giles Bishop 233 1 5 7 5 15 Eldredge 0 Kap O O O OVOO Buhler 5 0 010 Warden 0 3 0 0 Hazen OOOO Cox Costley 0 2 11 Hancock 0 2 11 Orton Olson OOOO Powell 0 0 0 0 0211 15 22 11 39 HIGHLAND G T F P MOUND FORT LOUISVILLE Ky (AP)- -A top-GTFP notch field of athletes joined by re- 4 10 8 16 Taggart Jepson 17 4 6 Ito 3 55 11 cent flu victim John Uelses of the 8 02 0 172 Black Van Leeuwen 6 4 2 14 Teeples pole vault converged on 5 6 5 15 B Greenwood Humphries '0 8 5 5 Freedom Hall today for a double-head- 1 4 3 5 G Greenwood Egen 6 6 4 16 2 3 15 Williams Durrant 10 0 2 track and field spectacular OOOO Pierce Crompton OOOO the second annual Mason-Dixo- n Man 0 0 0 0 Games and the National Women's 21 25 18 60 Totals 17 20 20 54 Indoor Track and Field Championships Uelses who has gone 16 feet Inventor three-quartinches left a hospital bed Friday and said he would NEW YORK (UPI) The invencompete "I feel great" games of- tor of the epee handguard— one of I feel the Dodgers Milwaukee ficials quoted the Mathe most important developments Cincinnati and St Louis have the rine in the history of fencing—was Gon-alv- o best teams in the National League ' His appearance at the State FairDe Cordova a Spanish army All I want to say about the Mets grounds Arena will add to the luster who died in 1515 De Corcaptain right now is I don't think they'll be of a field of some 470 athletes in- dova's famous sword is in the Maany pushovers cluding 12 Olympians drid Museum 1 1 16-fo- ot er ! - 19 29 14 52 Totals SOUTH 15 26 9 39 VALIEY If 0 0 GTFP P 2 Dark 0 0 0 Stoor 4 2 3 Mickey BBailey 2 10 4 Harrop 0 44 16 SBailey 1 13 6 8 1 Archeleta 0 8 1 Sanders 0 4 0 0 0 Shape o 1 1 1 o 0 0 0 4 9 4 12 2 5 4 8 Storey Alford Campbell Agricola 1 2 13 Worth 8 4 0 16 Jenson 17 25 12 46 1002 OOOO 2 3 0 4 0 2 2 2 10 0 2 McFarland 0 2 11 German Edwards Geilman Totals 15 201040 Dedication WEST POINT N Y (UPI) — Michie Stadium home field of the Army football team was dedicated in 1924 to the memory of Dennis Michie first football coach and captain at West Point j sible ' j novice racers however will draw new seeds and starting spots since several more are ex-- I pected to attend this week The 0 0 9 4 3 2 BYU Denver SU PF T F Olander 0 2 Steinke 2 1 Batchelor 3 2 Blumenthal 4 18 Wilson: 27 1122 21 65 37-- 78 Oregon Middleweight OOOO Shulz Stock OOOO 6 9 3 15 Atkinson WKh 1 K t a OOOO Passey 1 0000 0 0 2 3 2 4 2 1 3 3 5 2 6 0 2 11 P 2 8 n o F j ?0 M 1 j an 0 0--0 0-- 0 0-- 0 i 2 15 5 5 A 18 2 12 2 8 2 3 Puxey 6 9 3-- 5 4-- 5 junior races here Saturday as ISA giant they open their two-da- y y slalom jumping and ' competition Jumping and crosscountry will kick off the event Saturday at 1:30 pm according to Frank Ewing The giant slalom will start Sunday at 10:30 am with the experts and intermediates running off one course and novice: skiers off another The new snow was a welcome sight for race officials Heavy rains last weekend washed out the event The same seedings and racing order drawn up last week will be followed as closely as poscroS-coun-tr- Dow 22-222 78 Utah State Wyoming 8 3 1 Eastland 7 Jlmenon 3 0 0 Watts 0-- 0 Q Garn Deleon 3-- 5 fj WYO — Five inches of new snow will meet about 150' JACKSON WYOMING O F PF T Sugar Ray Tests Fine - " 24-pl- 9 55-5- 21-1- T ! JACKSON DRAWS JUNIOR SKI STARS OF WEST scoring slack for Utah State as Darnel Haney fouled out after scoring 13 points well under his average Cornell Green is the Skyline's No 2 scorer behind Utah's Bill McGill Cornell has a average while CSU's Bill Green is averaging 22 points a game m " 6 1 ) 41-4- Uclscs Enters Louisville Track Joust t J'K i ' 5) 23-2- ' f 8-- 1 9-- 15-1- " ld - Fort Collins Is Scone of Crucial Skyline Battle 36-3- w 1 KM' Fort-Highlan- d w ?' TJ i itsiin 4ji 2-- 7) No games scheduled Friday Saturday Games Hawaii-NeYork at Oklahoma City Pittsburgh at Kansas City Cleveland at Chicago ' Sunday Games Hawaii-NeYork at Tulsa at Kansas City Pittsburgh Chicago at San Francisco Monday Games Hawaii at Pittsburgh ' er if j I i j ABL II pi pionships slated later in the season (2-8- Friday Results Boston 127 New York 104 Philadelphia 136 Cincinnati 132 Syracuse 132 Chicago 106 Detroit 127 Los Angeles 121 Saturday Games Los Angeles at New York Chicago-Syracus- e at Rochester Detroit at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Sunday Games Chicago-Cincinna- ti at Syracuse New York at Syracuse St Louis at Detroit Boston at Los Angeles 'No games scheduled Monday 1 - M C-St- Weath-erl- y Pi OGDENITES SEEK JACKSON TITLES— Four capable Ogden Junior skiers above will bid for honors in the ISA Giant Slalom at Jackson Wyoming Sunday Left to right: Ray Miller Rickey Goddard Dale Miller and Peggy Goddard Juniors of four states will compete The meet is a qualifying feature for the national junior cham- 5-- 1 enn ? ? i even-Steve- Frank Lant former general manager: "He's a pro He'U do all HORSE RACING right You know he's not one of ARCADIA Calif— Manuel Ycaza my favorite people He s cold and rode four winners at Santa Anita greedy and he'd cut down his grandincluding Macdan ($1120) in t h e mother to win But he's a fine feature classified allowance baseball player He knows what to do with that glove too No he's not a 300 hitter But I expect him to BASKETBALL hit 50 home runs this year You know he was always hurt before Associated Press last year He never before played a full season" NBA tAP)—It will be very hard for me can throw hard io give a discussion about the New I think this club will be a tough York Mets ballplayers that have one in the Polo Grounds We've got heen lined up for 1962 I would not some long ball hitters and the want to question the ability of the fences are pretty short Frank laid players until I have seen them Thomas and Charley Neal should be real home threats and the same in spring training But I can tell you this We made goes for Gil Hodges We have an experienced outfield some pretty good picks in the exwith Thomas in left GusBell in pansion draft That was a good start and now we have 35 players right and Richie Ashhum iter I expect good work from our bn the roster Our team can use players on the oiner outneiaers Joe Christopher Jnfield outfield and pitching staff Jimmy Hickman and John Demerit We have some experienced pitch- Anything can happen in s p r i n g trs and quite a few young ones Bob training but right now I'm figuring Miller Aubrey Gatewood and Norm Hodges on first Felix Mantilla on Anderson are all under 23 years of short Neal for second and Don Loes Roger Craig and Zimmer for third age Billy -- —— —— —— — — — Hobie Landrith gives us an experienced catcher and Joe Ginsberg is another one who has been around Boxing Fatalities a long time " — for a 3&hole total of 142 X' if 'y V County Cage Flag tained the lead in the National Baseball Players Tourney with ifengel Prepared for Rough Ball Campaign — Upset a Victory 68 ''lLl -- )Hf I - ' rf'k- Roy Takes MIAMI Fla — Alvin Dark manager of San Francisco Giants re- ianquets Calif Central in the last two holes for a second round 69 to retain the lead in the $20000 Tucson Open with a 130 anything of consequence I figure And then of course there's Roger it must have been a fluke" Then Littler won the $9000 capjWarii himself: "Give me a chance nd don't expect 62 in '62" ital prize in the $50000 Lucky He couldn't take too many more tournament in San By Casey Stengel NORTH HOLLYWOOD i - - - i N ' ' tvg wm&Miwlx 52-inc- GOLF TUCSON Ariz — Buddy Sullivan Yuba City Calif posted birdies on Gabe - - D 64-1- 4 I ( 32-in- ch v Murray Olderman Xf" V C - 1 10-4:- 20 Wew Shot- - Experts Make Predictions Anent Roger Maris and Home Run Race f a ' 40-in- ch WITH AL WARDEN w ¥: MAGIC MOUNT A I N TWIN FALLS — 46 inches 3 new open roads Saturday-- S ed ski-pack- inn N 10-4:3- THE SPORTS tf C open required FAIR-FIELSOLDIER MOUNTAIN — 60 inches at top 13 inches BRIGHTON AND SOLITUDE — 85 inches 7 new and new dry powder open Saturday-Sunda- y 0 roads good snow powder excellent touring closed snow tows tires tires advised excellent lifts and operating and chains advised SNOW KING JACKSON — 45 BEAVER MOUNTAIN LOGAN— inches 5 new ski packed lifts and 63 inches 7 new lifts operating tows operating daily touring open S Wednesday-- u n d a y pm roads good and roads bare 14 TETON PASS— 104 inches dry touring open new touring open roads good skiing excellent SNOW BASIN OGDEN — 66 PINEDALE SKI AREA — inches ski packed touring open inch base with six inches new dry all lifts and tows operating roads powder snow MEDICINE BOW west of Centendry SKYLINE POCATELLO — 42 nial— packed base 3 inches inches 8 new powder opening new snow Skiing is good on all planned today for weekend despite runs Area open Wednesday through floods roads expected to be reSunday Public invited to fun races paired in time Saturday SUN VALLEY — Excellent one-ha- lf LIONHEAD WEST YELLOWSinch new dry powder Baldy 62 TONE — good base 72 inches Roundhouse 53 Dollar 37 inches fourSkiing new Open Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 4:30 pm valley floor 31 BOGUS BASIN BOISE — Uncer- Other days by reservation tain whether resort will be open BEAR GULCH— Four inches new for weekend because of road con- on h base All tows operating ' ditions PINE BASIN— Closed 1962 " Mc-BRUNDAGE MOUNTAIN ALL— Excellent 72 inches lower for week end skiing Show Basin officials said today that several inches of new powder fell Friday Lifts and tows at the Basin operated today and will be in service for an expected record breaking crowd Sunday Area ski reports of the Intermountain region follow: ALTA—Snow depth 90 inches 7 new and powder skiing excellent touring closed lifts and tows operating highway ope n snow tires and chains advised v!i - s - ' J :::::::::::' 'A IXs n ! f UTAH SKIING IS GREAT W ' ' - i L ' ' N R EVENING SATURDAY " " Warm Winter Mo (NEA)-W- arm water fishing is available in Missouri in the middle of the winter MONTROSE The warm water comes from a power plant where it has been used to cool electrical generators Heated by such use the water Montrose Lake pours into 1800-acr-e It keeps much of the surface of the lake ice free It permits the kind of fishing usually associated with spring and fall even though ice and snow are on the ground Is The Communist Timetable For World Conquest On live so long There still is bounce and class in Sugar Ray if he has time to rest his talents along the way Moyer 22 was only 14 months old when Robinson had his first pro bout in Schedule? Add it up 1949 China 1951 Tibet 1954 N Vietnam 1961 Cuba So older buffs who knew him when far the Com" want to boost "I saw the kid's last 1940 munist time Moyer lost a unanimous decision table is on schedule! But in Eastern fight" to Robinson Oct 21 in the Garden Europe you can fight CommuSugar Ray at 41 more of a waltz The scheduled rematch nism toe not does a dancer through Radio Free Europe! king than 10 p m EST will be carried on for to oldtimers the last a give plan Whn your Standard-ixaminABC television Two judges and a look for some time to come newspaper boy ta!l$— "I won't quit until J win back refereea will score it by rounds givm generously to supplementary point systhe middleweight title" said Robin- using in tem case are the rounds even Radio son when asked if he might retire 1 favorite if he lost tonight's rematch with Robinson is a young Denny Moyer at Madison MY BUSINESS IS FUN" 'FUN IS MY BUSINESS Square Garden You have to admit that Ray is TROPICANA ELDORADO a persistent man Many fighters strive all their careers to win one Exciting New Models for '62 title once Robinson after : winDe Luxe 8-- ft ning £ and finally outgrowing the Th ftorag space others claim we havel welter crown has won the middlefive title he When 'times weight says he wants to win it back he means for the sixth' time Naturally nobody ever has done that Few 10-rou- mr Free Europe 2-- Special Camper $1250 OPEN ALL NIGHT ' Fridays and Saturdays HILLTOP LANES 44th and Washington 70S So r1ainy Layton Ut Ucn'o Sinclair Service ' 376-001- 6 376-413- 2 4 |