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V "I f Bears To Get Test Wildcats Play Boise jfywMwwwiu w f Sendee to Run Loop Leaders Anchor Man This Weekend Head for Panter Battles Turner Region Title It I jmiuimwwa Weber Primed i Ci EAST LANSING Mich (AP) There’s a kindly conspiracy afoot to force Wes Santee the great Kansas miler to put out for syre at the Michigan State Relays Sat- Garth Panter of Dayton Idaho and Jesse Turner of St Louis will square off in the Fair Grounds Coliseum Saturday night in Salt Lake City By GARY blodgett The league - leading Bear over 10 rounds or less The TV event will be blacked out in Utah and Idaho but will be aired coast to coast in other River Bears will be gunning lor their 10th consecutive states starting at 7 p m Utah time win in the Region One basket- Panter a strong aggressive fighter and a good coaches to help select an All- - ball circuit tomorrow night body belter holds wins over star rookie quintetwhen they meet the North The hoop pilotPierr Ungloi Norman Hayes only unani- - Cache Bundogs on the Bear r Two top middleweights wy vv I -- ' For - r f'Hf 4 ? s- ' Coming £ stretch urday Coaches of the more than 20 schools entered know Santee is a fierce competitor when forced to come from behind Santee will d run the anchor leg in a couple of relay races where he figures to De "ay Denma some iracK neaa rookie Grover Jackson and once beat m0us choice for ' lines could result Walter Cartier who later re- - honors though proved both The local Santee recently ran a 4:090 fans for spotlight versed the decision Also Garth barrassing and ironic: Jack Mo- however mile and a 1:533 half mile in a will on be focused the has a close tough 'fight against linas 6’ 7” Ft Wayne Piston star initially slated to play in Weber High School Warriors and t triangular meet with Kansas State Carl Bobo Olson to his credit r the game until he was Ben Lomond Scots who will meet an2h01?aK 5ina Kansan will make LTh® Among his losses are those to for betting on Ft1 the Warrior’s floor his Lee Sala Tuzo Portuguez and WaJne games in violation of his first appearance running the is 8 p m mlIe leg of the distance most recently the Idaho slugger contract (basketball rules forbid lIast to host play Logan for the second June betting) Michigan in Mother league- - encounter 1? reLay Mlchlan Second and third pick accord- - which will be of considerable im-into People Today’s poll were ' portance to the league standing Don Sunderlage of the Milwau- - Elsewhere Box Elder will travel kee Hawks and Ray Felix of the tu South Cache to meet the who came tans in a game which will deter-vvithi- n Bullets one vote of being a mines the lone cellar dweller of r rookie selec-- 1 the league unanimous tee New York Knickerbocker Commanding Lead coach Joe Lapchick spots Felix tb ®ear River holding a as a luture league-leadinscorer) comfortable three-gam- e The Bullet rookie began to hit margin and has "Rh just five games remaining This will be the equally rough his stride in 30 points a game everia "m tomorrow would net them! tough Jesse Turner’s third ap-- ! averaged for first place re- since The great Minneapolis at icast aof tie pearance on the Saturday night j what gardless happens m their j Previously he gave a Laker George Mikan the man j f°ur fights games remaining good account of himself against Felix will have to beat averaged In addition considerable bear- Tuzo Portuguez and Pierre Lang 284 points per game in his rec- inS wil1 he placed on the Weber- season lois on the program In his most ord 1950-5Col-- ! Ben Lomond tilt because if Ben Because of conflicting sched- Jack Gteorge recent fight on January 25th in ules the annual Division Three St Louis he knocked odt Henry lege ace now with the Philadel-- ! Lomond should win the runnerround phia Warriors Clyde Lovellette - UP position would be tied be- - LDS M Men basketball tourna-o- f Henderson in th the Mineapolis Lakers and tween the two teams Should ment will be held at the new- Ben Jesse attracted national attention Bill Kenville of the Syracuse Na- - however the Warriors garner the Lomond court starting next when last May he beat r victory they would gain undis-jdaround out the Feb Morris Hansen diNorman Hayes He also has of second place rector announced a Kansas position rookie Lovellette puted Mims to but lost squad Holly today fought went to the with seven wins and three losses The tourney originally had Among the St Louis boy’s kayo Hi victims in 1953 were James Olympics with the U S team in against five wins and five losses been scheduled at Weber College j “Bus service will be featured Brown Sylvester Perkins Tony ’52 Kenville played his college lor the Scots HillA would Scot the win Y give ball N at St Bonaventure between 6 and 11:45 pm each Amato and Gus Rubicini On The coaches who selected the top five a six wins and four de- night” said Mr Hansen “The January 11th this year Jie won y a TKO over Chuck Coleman in rookie standouts says People feats record along with the Washington Blvd bus w’ill go by Warriors her felt that Ernie Beck of way of Ben Lomond High School Detroit Turner has been fighta still for Warriors would Ogden grasping the “With the exception of games 1947 since Philadelphia ing professionally and in that time has racked up have made their squad had he berth in the state tournament - 0f Friday Jan 19 all of the a grand total of 52 fights of not been called up the by Navy still has the possibility of fin- games will be played on the n in But Beck a ishing the season in the upper Scots floor Games of' Feb 19 which he has won 35 22 by Eastern League high scorer at division They face however an Will be played on the Ogden 12 and drew 5 This will be the first nationally the U of Pennsylvania is still almost “must” to win tomorrow High School floor televised bout to originate from Warrior property and will be t night if their hopes are to stay Fme3Mo!rti 'vinr a posUn°the bright Salt Lake City With two boys heard from two years hence finals Twenty-firs- t Need Triumph will represent who are so well matched but with different styles (Turner Sports Quickies A win could boost the Tigers su?t of Fthe victory3 likes to fight at long range while Szabo will meet Karl from sixth to fifth place while a Sandor Panter likies to keep in close) ‘Krippler’ Davis in the headline j l°ss "oulC drop the Ballif-even- t Monday’s schedule: there should be pelnty of action a tie J ' a m— ufae“ 34th Ward vs of the weekly wrestling coached aggregation into and it should make a most interyo n'Hnner is how close seventh for That program at the Coliseum in Salt ugaen ot 'ao esting fight to watch with race five is the games Lake City this evening The region LCuO Ray Arcel popular director of winner will meet Lou Thesz in a remaining the Saturday night fights is al world title headliner next Thurs- Last week Ben Lomond edged neTartoif1 StandLorin resdy on the scene for the Salt d nisM in lhe same arena the favored Ogden quintet 40-3The Saturday Lake program in one of the wildest games seen 9 m vs- - Mount bouts are sponsored by Phillies season Both teams unload- ocdeipm-Syrac- UM this manaticket Floyd Taylor cigars they hadjsinking ger at BYU at Provo reports ed everything Tuesday’s schedule: Rookies Selected four baskets in the last40 sellouts for games with Utah 6 am — Twenty-ninteach season was an esThe Wyoming and Colorado to wind pecially good one for National up the 1934 at home season the corner with lour seconds to F‘rst Basketball Association rookies for the Cougars This roughly teammates Rrm' — Milton vs Four- the win meads that the 3 games will give his Scot says an article in the current isWard on Logan upset Weber 44-4sue of People Today magazine attract just under 33000 paid Sunset vs Twenty- hand Grizzlies’ to floor the the which took a poll among NBA admissions ard Lrst Warriors their third loss of the 9:45 Pm season Box Elder dropped a close T“ ayton Seventh vs Twentieth 44-4Ogden and to Bear River one North Cache had little trouble south Cache 54-4- 1 Spartans o w p t 1 COO — v £ v : j All-Sta- : © f - : A' 9 I All-Sta- I SUme med-waskayo- i two-game ed g They Direct Division 3 Tourney ! Spar-Baltimo- re i g THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY In the Northern Division Westminster has a to-gamweekend match against Ricks at Rexburg The Ricks Vikings will be out to clinch the divisional title Boise and Weber have two games schedS uled in Ogden tomorrow and Saturday also Game time will be East 8 p m nightlv Ricks and Boise split a twin Juniata 72 Albright 71 bill last week to just about clinch Amherst 73 Union (NY) 49 the divisional crown for the VikArmy 91 St Michaels 64 Boston Col 73 Harvard 52 ings But a sweep by the under Boston U 50 Tults 45 dog Westminster team in its weekend Rexburg series could 74 89 Bucknell Lafayette Princeton 66 Columbia 47 change the picture Boise v ill go into the Weber Yale 80 Dartmouth 74 series a slight underdog since the Delew'are 79 Swarthmore 43 Wildcats will have the advantage Fordham 69 Rutgers 58 of the home floor La Salle 82 Iona 69 Batk in the Southern Division Muhlenberg 59 Lehigh 58 Snow' College had a mark just Scranton 66 Moravain 53 a short few weeks ago but is Vermont 69 Norwich 67 now' tied for tie lead with Dixie Penn 78 Syracuse 74 record Weekend play with a 61 81 Clarkson Rochester will complete the Southern DiSt Francis (N) 71 Temple 62 vision schedule Villanova 74 St Peters 70 40 86 Tech Carnegie Duquesne Navy 110 "Georgetown 75 Ithaca 74 Harper 54 Lycoming 84 Bloomsburg 67i 1954 11 Jtanfcarfc-lExamttt- Pr J i ’ 1 le 1 - Mon-tiona- top-notch-- er all-sta- 8B ls yt J ! Leahy Worked Hard ’ All-Ameri- 4-- 0 j i j kay-oesMo- mid-seaso- st Irish Football Is Looked We-Toda- ! 6-- 4 Upon as Big Production - ar GRA1SON By IIAKRY e Basketball Score mid-seaso- n the-four- row Sixtcen teams will begin quest of Division 3 M Men basketball championship at the Ben Lomond High School gymnasium next Monday night Champions will qualify for the church finals at Provo Committee men are pictured above (left to right): Angus Pace team management and sportsmanship: Morris Hansen division director Grant Garner finance and statistics chairman and Harvey Neuteboom scorers timers and officials Play opens Monday night at 6 sharp All-Sta- ! 1° the Southern Division the Snow Badgers— once with a fortable impressive lead— will be fighting for survival in a two- - game series against Carbon Col- - ' lege at Price tomorrow and at Ephraim Saturday j Also in the Southern Division § College of Southern Utah has a series with Dixie at St tomorrowand Cedar City George Saturday The first game was originally scheduled for tonight-b- ut has been shifted to tomor- - rt- I down the home ICAC basketball teams will collide in perhaps ithe season’s most crucial games this weekend i ht'h Ai two-fiste- em-fCOu- me Home Series s Jh- 2-Ga- Westchester 67 Penn NEW YORK (NEA) — It was inevitable that Frank tary 55 Leahy ?ive UP coaching football at Notre Dame Adelphi 68 Rider 65 New York Aggies 77 Even at a coaching paradise such as South Bend the York Tech 59 ea man s ar an crueL Hobart 69 Hamilton 61 Many Fined for Breaking Law Mili- New' Weeklyarrest reports for fish and game" violations show highMore than any other squad the est penalties 3Iidwest being assessed Irish come closest to being the ing over no doubt with the idea against two juveniles from Salt Wooster 71 Akron 57 Lakc City who were apprehended nation’s team Ball St 96 De Pauw 87 of having it around for a spell while shooting deer a week ago 45 73 Case Hiram The intense Leahy made1 Pressure college football no Tooele County The boys were in Cincinnati 81 Xavier 78 § thelonSer 18 an old man’s assessed $100 fines each and gamel Dayton 80 Miami (Ohio) 69 9o Illinois placed upon probation by the Illinois Wesleyan When you are a coach court Reports follow : Normal 89 Shooting dper out of kepson — Tw® Mount Union 73’Fenn 41 Salt lake City $100 eachl juveniles Wes-lcja56 Ohio Hunting pheasants out of easnn— Heidelberg ningest Irishman ever to come out Trlrrhrs Earl Albert Bennett Holden t$23 53 iUUIfU “You belong of Winner S D Stevens Holden $23 59 A&M St 1 on a Oklahom game preCarrying firearms 0 he priesls 0 serve — Harold E Anderson Willard Louis 53 $23: Stan Naisbitt Logan $25 HowWestern Reserve 70 Kent ard E Jorgensen Logan $25 Coy BOISE (AP) — Idaho’s migra- - St 66 L Darley Wellsville $25 Roy N 78 sliPohi° You"Ssto''? SC"' s!n' liK' cow' tory waterfowl population has aay Mitchell Salt Lake City flO My family would be happy if been marked up at 533933 an in- - pc£u “”kM4's Hunting without license — Leo B Pr0c0pius 81 I decided to discontinue coach- - crease of 105451 over last Wankier year IOWa Goss Louisiana ($231 Joyce 109 m corinne ($10 ing During the fall I get home the State Fish and Game Depart- - w?$iev£i Fishing without license — Ivin Jentwice a week The other night ment renorted today $10 kins Sandy 56 71 Omaha Simpson I stay at the university In 1947 j The annual statewide inventory Shooting pheasants out of season— Sid Hunter Holden $25 during the winter months there jan 410 disclosed 471285 ducks South Failure to tag deer — Lee Clements was one stretch when I was home Maryland St 85 Hofstra 82 swans Brigham City $5t Ralph Checketi b trumpSerluanrand Florida A&M 90 Alabama Ogden $5i$5K Velma Kimber Brigham only ix nights in 90 The rest City I of out was time the St 65 speaking” COots Failure to check out on elk hunt— 9 0 Bear River n $10i 667 Freeman E Murray Ogden 6 3 66 There was dire need of warmer Peerless Weber Military most The unusual and rv E pQitr largest 356 5 4 prRvn Shooting from a highway— Gayle Ben Lomond de- with 52 athletic other relations CarD nooga — t$10i Robert coots of 556 4 33000 Foulks 5 Murray 100 Officials skaters to Logan expect 444 4 S North Cache Mississippi St 74 Arkansas penter Murray $10 was found on Lak e Pend ore- £hfn Leahy turned in the Pacific Coast Partmlnt compete 3 Hunting posted unit Avithout permit 7L Ogden St iUe‘ III — William Wood Clearfield $10i 2 7 s k a t ing championsWps f Box Elder figure KenM 101 East Morehcad while license to 222 Failure 2 7 (Ky) display The South Cache made 25-2each ls survey here Feb year Contestants are KrausMarch 22Pl1949U Friday's Scheduleat Bear River in cooperation" with' the" IL "s' tucky 88 SSSSfrt" m! expected from Utah Montana North Cache 67 Johns Hop-- ciontZt Clearfield $25 (Md) de- Lojola Fish to and Wildlife Service Box Elder at South Cache New Mexico Idaho Nevada) As Rev John J Cavanaugh! Logan at Ogden trends m waterfowl pop cht- Washington California and as CSC pointed out in making the Mdvle- - (15 Ben Lomond at Weber ulation Robert L Salter game) Louisville 94 Loyola (La) 77 1Uegally sngpng fish— Howard c Hale Clearfield $7501 Neal H Ellis said the 1954 W est Dame had come to the realization t)ird supervisor Clearfield ($740) was the most successful Santa Clara 72 Hawaii 55 that too much had been demand- - count of ever made because favorable ed of Leahy water weather conditions “Performing the duties associ- - and availabI food- open he has ated with both positions more often than not had to put SYDNEY Australia (AP) — NEW YORK (AP) — Gerry in working days lasting from’ 16 TVTam C 511 Running on a track John Landy Australia’s Coleman plans to give Billy to 18 hours” stressed the then star of the 1953 World President Cavanaugh premier miler failed again today Martin TamJvViI A a Series real fight for the second The strain of Leahy’s terrific the record for to set a new world OlllCjIi I mile He won the Australian base position on the New York coaching pace first developed Du-- f second place with a 511 mark SAN FRANCISCO Feb 11 NEW YORK (UP) That was the word from ing the 1942 season when he left championship in 4:056 compared — moved Bill Dukes Gilliam unbeaten East Coleman he a as (AP) contract check-uBefore last night the Aggies had Orange quesne’s Oct 9 for a at the Mayo signed to Gunder Haegg’s world mark to N and their Leonard Morrow Oak closer a J stride goal long Clinic today of 4:014 been leading w ith - the Dukes the in and meet alscheduled land season of a today tonight the “I have was reached perfect race it After the officially point second heavyweight fight re- Oklahoma Aggies closed in on estimated that a southerly wind physically w here I am of no value The Aggies’ victory left them their second straight conference to the Notre Dame team” he garded locally as a tossup impeded Landy to the extent of two Calito the who decisioned Morrow thanks unbeaten in six league games championship I said seven seconds the in defenses fornia Willie in Bean basketball best champion K Knute Rockne underwent onjy four more (0 play all treatment for a leg ailment which a nontitle bout two months ago nation home court The Dukes who yesterday ac- on their BALTIMORE (AP) — The Bal- - almost cost his life in 1929 Young hopes to land a lucrative teleOpening Game InIndependents Scored SEATTLE (AP) — The Uni- - timore Colts announced today Leahy the taekle submitted to vision shot if he beats Gilliam cepted a bid to the National celebrated is from decisions Gilliam Tournament fresh vitation a a knee operation and Four top independent teams versity of Washington will open they have signed 86-4its 1955 football season against Royce Womble former North1 course in inside football as the over Colion Chaney and Chubby last night with an 0 thumping La Salle Fordham Louisville de- of Carnegie Tech which ran and St Francis of Wright He lost a the University of Idaho here Texas State halfback now sta- - hospital roommate- of Rockne Brooklyn also 19 wins in 19 to Ezzard cision Charles to their record to wins last Sept 17 It will be the first tioned at Dallas Naval Air Sta Morrow has won his last six games and moved them within registered their bids night So Leahy Started and closed O meeting between the schools tion for the 1954 professional for poststrengthen seven games of a perfect season season his coaching career in hospital bouts since 1952 football season tournament berths meanwhile The got hcdSv Aggies La Salle ranked 10th national- half a grip on the t'tle m the The late Gus Dorais explaining recorded its nth tough Missouri Valley Conreronce why men become coaches said: Slade Henry Matched ona CoII(?g c WASHINGTON (AP) — Pro- with an impress ve 59-5‘You’re in it too far before you victory FrankJ’BIatch'er scored 20 poiSts CHOICE moter Goldie Aheafn announced over St Louis in a road game realize what you've done” d AUAnlerica Tom Gola £nkcd BrenNow yesterday he has signed Jimmy that had been regarded as cru 19 for La Salle but Ritchie GuerTerry nan assumes command Does Slade of New York and Clarence cial in the nation’s ninth-highewill what know Good Defense Pays happen to Henry of Los Angeles for a Terry scorer gathered 28 for Iona his fine young set of nerves? light - heavyweight fight “firehorse” of these Fordham tuning up for a big In days here Feb 17 The younger generation Used Cars Of ‘fFair-Price- d” teams and their 100 point scores game —tomorrow night against the Dukes and the Aggies are j Holy Cross whipped Rutgers T951 Mercury or proving again that it still pays 6858 and Santa Clara a power Sedan 410 be stingy in the court sport in the California Bailstball As-- 5 After last night’s games the sociation tripped up the Hawaii Radio Heater ’ in a game-playe- d C Dukes rank as the nation’s best Rainbows 72-5II Mercomatic defensive team with a 505 points j in Honolulu HYDRA-MATI- C per game average allowed and Owners! the Aggies are close behind in i ( j f it 9 j aBXuertnglDeasT rr j-a- SSfcM ’53-’5- 4 M h Buck Population CM rdrplc’ n Increase Again 3 ! 8-3- 0 i 1 ! we guarantee the collar Berkeley Lands R0iier finals l 490 Chatta-concentratio- T for the life of the shirt -- 7 lX£f”Ct“i j J Landy Fails in Mile Attempt rain-dampene- Coleman Battles For Ball Post j i Y00W j d Dukes Head for Unbeaten College Cage Campaign - I dur-Yanke- j vJllllUill vluSIl es p 10-roun- d Womble to Play With Colts -- two-wee- k ld 10-rou- - i ld SELECTION st 10-rou- is-dak- - ! 4-Do- The SPAN collar is made to last 77” or you get shirt on the house! 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Tune-u- p CHILD AND GROBERG GARAGE "Juf Ovr The Rvrdale ‘ Viaduct” f J J SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — Looking toward the United States Public Parks Tennis tournament booked here next August Salt Lake City parks department announced construction of new tennis courts has been four started in Liberty Parkl LC Romney parks commissioner said the new cotrts will be added to the battery of six already at the park and that all ten will be lighted lor night play to-jd- ay |