Show LADIES DAY low OGDEN © n i oD©JS IP" fr Tl am wn fr Mitt ffAiuBf "Now where exactlydid Scores you By Joe Sargis United Press International If you're trying to figure out the New Year's Day college football bowl lineup don't bother Even the guys handing out the invitations are a bit confused Among the teams in the running for bowl bids only Colorado Ala- lin-a-ro- w around-the-worl- Associated Press Brigham Young and New ' Mexi- co two of the also-ran- s play at in the wind-u- p Albuquerque Saturday of the Skyline Conference ball race But there may be thing else in the future for Utah State and Wyo- ming The undefeated Utags downed stubborn Utah 17-- 6 at Salt Lake City Saturday to wind up— as last year— in the title deadlock with Utah State completed its finest season with that triumph It served to validate the rising chorus of demands for a topflight bowl invitation for the whose only blemish this season was a 6 -1 ($250) There were persistent rumors from Laramie that Wyoming is still under consideration for a bowl bid The Cowboys are "on the list" of possible candidates for the Blue Bonnet at Houston among others The BYU-NeMexico game has a bearing on third place presently occupied by Utah 3 The winner could pull into a tie with the Utes New Mexico rolled by Colorado State University at Fort Collins Saturday 20-- 8 That dealt CSU its 16th straight football loss and left the Aggies in the Skyline basement for the second year in a row Brigham Young was manhandled 35-- 0 by Oregon State in a k prize each Robinson To Test ' GAMES OR BETTER ste Journey ts SPLITS EdVirginia Baggs Fancy scores were recorded in Toppers 2665 ith Baldwin Dee Shay Elsie Maropening events in the 1961 Ogden cus Edith Baldwin Louise HANDICAP TEAM DIVISION B Read City Ladies Bowling championships Glaya Thorpe Mary The Shifters 2759 Audrey Baird Johnson Pat Peterson Almira at Ogden Bowling Center over the Team 2721 Utah Noodle WC Bair Glaya Thorpe weekend 2711 Weber Music 2697' Mediocres Tess Julian Dee Shay Mary JohnThe tournament winds up this son Barbara Johnson 2690 Tess coming Saturday and Sunday Julian Dee Shay SCRATCH DOUBLES LEADERS Creola Packer is the Pat Pjringle leader with 1663 She posted 607 Marlene Lund - Creola Packer in singles 534 in doubles and 522 1184 Arlene Walk-Iren- e Lachicotte hi" the team event Ed Pine Named to 1147 Boots Roberts-Donn- a WilderMiller's High Life team posted 2481' in scratch to pace the teams muth 1041 Trudy Warren-Noren- e West Grid Team They put together games of 838 Blakeley 1035 Lucille Battison-The- o SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Ed 817 and 826 Kobel's lead in the Fletcher 1028 Norma Pine Utah's Conference 1025 with 2763 Eldredge handicap center has been named to play Marlene Lund and Creola Packer DOUBLES HANDICAP LEADERS for the West in the annual East-Weare out in front in doubles scratch ' Lund - Creola Marlene Packer Shrine Football game with 1184 They also lead in handi1250 Arlene Walk-Iren- e Lachicotte He will join Utah State's huge cap with 1250 Lucille Battison-The- o Fletcher tackles Merlin Olsen and Clark "Donna Wildermuth is the p'ace 1195 1160 Florence Wintle-Arki- e Riddle Miller ias linemen for the West setter in scratch singles with 600 1154 Edith Baldwin-Virgini- a Baggs squad Arlene Reeder is the singles handileader 631 with cap Virgina Medler's summary folYou — 5-7-— : 3-7- — Third-ranke- d J co-rank- ed 6-- 21-1- 17-1- for its ninth straight victory without defeat and Colorado hopeful of an Orange Bowl invitation shut out Nebraska 0 Mississippi almost assured of some kind of bowl invitation— most likely from the 0 Sugar — crushed Tennessee while LSI all set for an Orange Bowl berth if it wants it huffed and puffed to a 14-- 6 win over Mississippi State 7-- 24-1- Orange Bowl officials were at Birmingham Ala for the Alabama-Georgi- a Tech game and reportedly were interested in Tech if it made a good showing a sainst the spmnri ranked Crimson Tide The Sugar Bowl picture would become completely out of focus if d Ole Miss passed up the bid but that hardly seems possible because of Mississippi's segregation laws against tlavW sohnnic with Negro athletes If LSU which last week turned down the Sugar Bowl in favor of an assignment turns thumbs down on the Orange in anticipation of a Rose Bowl bid then it's anybody's guess who will wind up in Miami on New Year's Day Both the Cotton Bowl and Rose Bowl also are in a state of confusion UCLA appeared to have the inside track to one of the Rose Bowl berths until Washington upset the Uclans to throw the Big Five race wide open There reportedly are 15 schools in line for the other berth including LSU In the Southwest Texas was on the inside track for the conference title and the automatic Cotton Bowl berth But now Arkansas is back in the race following TCU's ouser NEW YORK (UPD — Middleweight contenders Farid Salim of Argentina and Sugar Ray Robinson of New York will command the most attention during this week's boxing Lanky Salim champion of Argentina makes his second United match- The Cougars are States' appearance Saturday 3 in the league and 7 for the at Madison Square Garden night in a season iew xviexico win De Heavily nationally televised favored to win the Skyline finales with contender Yama Bahamafight of Montana completed its season by Bimini BWI losing 4 to Idaho at Boise The Robinson former middleweight Grizzlies were 4 in Skyline play and welterweight champion enand 6 overall gages one Al Houser at Providence RI Monday night in a tune-u- p for Ray's fight with Canadian Wilfie Greaves at Pittsburgh uec 8 The big question apparent Rob ly is: How will the once-grenon-conferen- ce - 2-- 10-rou- 16-1- a tie for the Ivy League crown The Sun Bowl filled its berths late Saturday night by naming Wichita (8-the Missouri Valley Conference champion to play Villanova a major eastern independent on Dec 30 at El Paso Tex In other games by sections: East— Oklahoma upset Army 14-- 8 Penn State rolled over Holy Cross 4 Williams upset previously unbeaten Amherst 12-- 0 Rutgers the nation's only other school besides major perfect-recor- d Alabama whipped Colgate 26-- 6 Harvard beat Brown 21-- 6 Dartmouth downed Cornell 4 and Princeton defeated Yale' 6 South—Navy defeated Virginia 13-- 3 Duke nipped North Carolina 3 Indiana beat West Virginia 17-- 9 North Carolina State beat South 4 Carolina Auburn shaded Georgia 10-- 7 Maryland beat Wake Forest by the same score and Clemson crushed Furman 35-- 6 2) 34-1- 15-1- 26-1- -- all-even- ts r 5-- out-of-sta- te 3-- 2-- Ohio State with a chance to land in the Rose Bowl if it wins the Big Ten title whipped 2 while fourth-ranke- d bama Mississippi and Louisiana Oregon State appear safe — but exactly Minnesota the defending national which bowl they'll be going to is champion brought its Big Ten record to 0 with a 10-- 7 win over still in doubt Purdue Ohio State The picture became entirely mud- seventh-ranke- d dled when mighty Texas the na- is 0 in league play tion's No 1 team lost to Texas Michigan State the eigth Christian 0 and UCLA tied for team with UCLA defeated 3 eighth place in the United Press Northwestern while Utah International Board of Coaches rat- State climaxed its greatest season 3 ings lost to Washington by beating Utah 17-- 6 to gain a Alabama meanwhile strength- share of the Skyline Conference ened its chances for a Sugar Bowl title and Columbia riddled Pennbid by whipping Georgia Tech 10-- 0 sylvania 37-- 6 to clinch at least sixth-ranke- -2 w 1149 — 6-- 6-- tie with Wyoming upset win over the Longhorns Arkansas climbed back with a 21-- 7 win over Southern Methodist ' The other spot could go to any one of a half dozen schools 22-1- bogeys The Philippines' two outstanding golfers Ben Arda and Celes-tin- o Tugot who had been playing with the visitors in a fourand a some carded a to beat respectively Palmer and got a 500 pesos Wyoming All-Even- Ann Gray Powell-Kle- a — two-under-p- ar Farmers Share Tif le Jean 1151 Irene Lachicotte 232 Arlene Reader 224 Marlene Lund 222 Creola Packer 222 211 201 Ruby Kley 221 Ruth Morley 220 213 Elaine Kosof 219 202 Pauline Dames 216 Tess Julian 214 Barbara Unck 214 Maurine Jackson 210 Virginia Baggs 208 Donna Wildermuth 207 203 Jo Birch 206 Theda Healy 204 Gwen Hanson 203 Betty iDearman 202 Yvonne i Alford 201 Nan Brock-me- ir 200 Boots Roberts 200 Florence Wintle 200 Creola Packer Tops Field In Pin Event Villanova Wichita to Play In El Paso's Sun Classic for the third time Sunday with a 70 in the concluding match in d Manila of their golf series The "Mr Money Bags" of the pro "golf circuit this year went out with a 36 and came in with a 34 today It was his third consecutive sub-pa- r score over the par Wack Golf and Country Club course here Player now leads his American opponent 10-- 6 with one tie in their series that will resume early next year Palmer today scored a three over par and admitted he had been encountering trouble with his putting It was the other way around for Player who delighted a Sunday gallery of 5000 by being at his best in and around the green that gave hirri four birdies Only twice did he break down with his putter for two Cowboys am In Ladies BIS MANILA (UPD — Gary Player of South Africa defeated Arnold Palmer of Latrobe Pa say the horse Jkicked pout 3B NOV 20 1961 200 i GARY PLAYER WINS OVER GOLF RIVAL STANDARD-EXAMINE- R OGDEN UTAH MONDAY EVENING Rose-Bonn- TRIAL RUN — Deane Beman plays the number two course of the Pinehurst Country Club for the first time It is the site of the United States Amateur next Sept 2 Beman has won the American and British 17-2- amateurs Leonard Approves All-Skyli- ne st j lows: SINGLE SCRATCH Donna Wildermuth' Action in Idaho - can depend on LEADERS 600 Arlene Idaho Fish and Reader 571 Elaine Kosof 553 a Game Director Ross Leonard has Gilbert 556 Margaret' Baker endorsed the recent action by the 546 Jean Gianchetta 545 Idaho Land Board ordering the re- SINGLE HANDICAP LEADERS moval of "no tresspassing" signs Arlene Tieader '631 Donna Wifrom property under its supervildermuth 621 Elaine Kosof 612 sion 607 Nancy Davidson Irma Gilbert Leonard said this "points up a 601 Margaret Baker 594 growing problem because Idaho has many places where patches HANDICAP TEAM DIVISION A of state and federal lands either Kobel Galvi 2763 Miller's High join or are surrounded by private Life 2739 C II Dredge 2737 BOISE (AP) ie Ir-m- £ $$ Faui Tones ones -- property" Bob & Ray's Greenwell Hill 2719 f f Smbothlight priced right too! FA'JL JCNES 0!ST CO tOUISViLLE 8S PROOF KY BLENDED WHISKEY 7255S GRilM KEUTIJU SPiilTI 6-- 0 38-1- 5) Midwest— Michigan whipped fad4 Notre Dame nipped ing Iowa 5 on a Syracuse field goal Wisconsin ran over Illinois 55-- 7 and Missouri trounced iff 23-1- 17-1- last-minu- Kansas State Air Force Rice routed Texas Iowa State beat Tulsa 27-- 6 Louisville shut out North Texas State 20--0 Arizona State and West walloped Detroit 40-- 6 Texas defeated New Mexico State 35-2- Si 27-- 9 r Southwest— Baylor rolled over the A&M '-- te 31-- 7 21-- 7 2 r West — Washington State ripped Stanford 30--0 Kansas nailed California 53-- 7 Oregon State routed Brigham Young 35-- 0 and Nevada defeated Colorado State College nn r 17-- 0 2-- 2-- 10-rou- Big Field Out For Weekly er L 15 Team shoot winners—Lynn Burningham and Carl Hodson Merl Riding and Jack Carter Earl Miller and Carl Hodson Claude Armstrong and Art Liebseher Quill Nebeker and Lee Richardson winners— Claude Armstrong Pliney Johnson Jenny Johnson Jack Mills Steve Sessions Gayford Cue Earl Miller Dewain Nilano Bob Yanagabashi Walt Cripps Clem Thorpe Darrell Han-ce-y Carl Hodson Lynn Burningham Ross Twomey Alf Christensen Quill Nebeker Austin Holmes Ern Williams Mery Riding Ricord Jack Gealta Ezra Jim Rich- ardson Lee Richardson Bernice Carver and Bob Vanlentine GRID STANDINGS Associated Press WIT 2 0 1 10 UCLA 2 Washington California Stanford 2 1 1 1 2 3 O 0 0 W 5 5 3 2 L 0 0 3 3 23 1 4 0 6 T 1 I O O Pet 833 Pts 647 625 333 000 68 Op 58 29 32 44 34 SO 77 63 15 -i 8-- in -L Douts The week's boxing schedule in eludes: MONDAY - Providence Houser RI — sugar nay Kobmson vs Al New York (St Nick's )— Vin shn mo vs Calvin Scott Philadelphia— ien iviaitnews vs Alfred Urbina Paris — Angel Garcia vs Rafiu King San Francisco—Monroe Rat-lif- f vs Roger Rischner TUESDAY — Revere Mass — iea winiams vs Kay Drayton San Jose Calif— Joe v Lones vs Tnic Molina Santa Rosa Calif—Willie woods vs Claudio Adame Corn-mac- k NY— Gray Gavin vs Kenny Bryant Norfolk Va — Holly Mims vs Sonny Bunn WEDNESDAY— Union City NJ Frank Salee vs Rickey Ortiz THURSDAY — PhiTartelnhia Joey Giambra vs Ike White FRIDAY — Worcester Mass— Tommy Hader vs John R avfn Snn Paulo Brazil — Fernando Tiarrpfn vs Cecil Shorts SATURDAY — New Vnrlr (a den)— Farid Salim vs Yama Bahama (TV) SUNDAY — Tokvo—Littlft Rnte vs Sadao Yaoita LOS ANGELES (UPD — More the two clubs— Vin Scully and Jerry Doggett of the Dodgers and Russ Hodges and Lon Simmons of the Giants will be donating their broadcasting fees to the Cal Poly fund And the "commercials" carried during the broadcast will be ap peals for further aid to the fund Bill Schroeder of the Helms Ath letic Foundation who has spent than a year of grim determination by a group that refused to let up in its efforts reaches a climax next Thursday when Bowling Green University and Fresno State College meet in the Mercy Bowl It's the first Mercy Bowl football game and the sponsors hope it will be the last for it is being played for the benefit of the victims their kin and survivors of the Cal Poly plane crash Oct 29 1960 which took the lives of 17 players Dr Ferron C Losee director of athletics at Los Angeles State College the game director says hopefully that he expects upward of 50000 people in the Coliseum for the Thanksgiving Day game Even that number will not raise the $250000 set as the goal of the Mercy Bowl but Dr Losee and members of his committee are hopeful that the amount needed to aid survivors and the injured will come in during and after the The Mercy Bowl probably has the overhead of any footbal game ever plaved The hupp Coli seum has been leased for the sum of $1 the ushers and stadium help have donated their services There are no free tickpts Fvprvnna w VUV VrVAJl nected with the game is J donating ins services or paying his way in The billboards radio announce ments and publicity have all been aonatea students at Dr Losee's school have Daid out larpp sums from their own Dockets for nosfapp to handle the large volume of mail in connection with the eamp lne hotel where the two tpam! are staying is charging virtually noining ADout the only expense to be taken from the proceeds is the cose ot bringing the two tpamc here Other sports have resnondpd to the call for aid The T Dodgers and San Francisco Giants are tooting the bill for a network in California and Nevada lowest — "ft i - countless hours handling the publicity for the Mercy Bowl says the assistance has been so widespread that it is difficult to give credit to all who have helped But he pointed out that the people of San Luis Obispo Calif where Cal Poly's campus is" located have done yeoman work Most of the $75000 that has been expended thus far from the crash victims was raised by them and the town of around 25000 people has purchased more than 2500 tickets for the game t i4 ' SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION Special trains and buses will bring the town folk 200 miles south to the game One of the larger contributions was $7500 from the National Football League to purchase 2500 tickets for distribution to orphanages j 70 x 15 S PLUS TAX AND RECAPPABLE TIRE and youth organizations BUEHJLER-BMGHfl- ni l 'M raNft - Pet 786 786 500 0 400 400 O 333 0 000 Joe Cronin Amprirnn Tmcm president and a Hall of Fame short to carry a dpsprmfinn stop batted 302 in 2124 major oi me game league games l The four baseball announcers for plav-bv-Dl- i Pts 198 135 113 63 73 86 53 All Three PGA Events Op 36 34 83 138 10 141 1 179 John Barnum pro at the Blythe-fiel- d Country Club has won all three Michigan PGA events this year He won the state open the state PGA and the Western Michigan PGA : urvivors VV- ' ry 26-stati- SKYLINE LEAGUE Utah State Wyoming Utah New Mexico Brigham Young Montana Colo St U sixth-rankin- g Good Lifetime Mark BIG FIVE use and Robinson are campaigning for shots at either half of the world crown worn by Gene Fullmer of West Tnr-dan Utah the NBA champion and Terry Downes of England champion in Europe and a few other areas Salim 25 made an impressive u£ aeout at the Garden on Oct 23 when he hammered nut a Inn sided decision over tough Teddy Wright of Detroit It was the seventh straight victory for x1 ana ana nis 32nd in 35 fights which included two draws Busy Bahama 28 will be having his 10th fieht of the contender's last ap pearance at the Garden was on June 24 when he whipped rugged Jose Gonzalez of Puerto Rico 2 He seeks his 69th victory is 160-pou- Richardson announces Skip Mencimer and Quill Nebeker tied for first place in the 23 bird singles with 24 Quill Neb-ekJanet Mencimer and Lynn Burningham tied for top honors in the 25 bird handicap with 24 each Summary: 25 bird singles— Skip Mencimer Quill Nebeker 24 Bob Yanagaba-sh- i Gayford Cue Ken Nebeker Lee Richardson 23 Mert Riding Glen Jensen 22 Fred Neuber Alf Christensen Glen Simmons 21 Austin Holmes George Sawyer 20 Dean Baker 18 Riding Richard Hart 17 Tiger Keith Wheelwright 14 25 bird handicap— Quill Nebeker Janet Mencimer Lynn Burningham 23 Fred Neuber Bob Yanagaba-sh22 Jim Johnson 21 Deb Jensen 18 Joan Johnson 16 Austin Novelty oniest at One of the largest fields in th history of the Weber Soortsmen's Gun Club competed in the turkey snoot tunaay The program will be repeated again next Sunday Lee shoot low inson look? 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