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Show isb The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, March 2, 19 Looking Back in Sports j ',ir FIRST HZKK PArtsrfALU CKAMPlCh&(lP EY CCWVhNfir PUKE kAZZAKP PAFEP JOHN WCCPEN UNBEATEN BRUINS TO TH0ifc 30TH TRIUMPH. Region Title a wait & Tilt repie'-i'ii- two-- MDODDS GIL won Ji5 seventh WHEN HE SEAT BILL, IN THE BANKERS CLASSIC. WITH AN IN POOR HUU5E mi o n JO YEARS A60 JACK BRITTON, OUT WITH TEP 'KIP' LEWIE, WON THE WORLP WELTERWEIGHT TITLE WITH A KAYO IN NllJE ROUNPS. dose game all Hie wav uiili Westminster pist able to hold a slight lend. being der i fcjl) on X ad 0 0 O ?i 1 he Pnisons lind to hieak it 4 4 12D nks din tdhl.fu 5 52 6 Open but the Rangers kept con-3 15 Pwdrill 13 7 7 33 Kalita of 'he ball and wouldn't 8 McGuir 4 00 2 Irol 3 Kelly Bek 113 .! allow them a shot. The Pursos 9 0 2 0 Wetman Pinamonti 12 J,L 33 Christensen 7 2 2 u loH 38 3fi at halftime. 112 103 OBcrqman b Donne Mullen 4 4)1 The Parsons burst away to a 2 Banks ) lead early in the second! 19 92 Totals Totals ) jw7Tu Halftime score CSU 46 Regis 40 half, played Regis basket tor Total fouls CSU 18. Reyis 20 basket from then on the then. Foulej out- None Attendance 1,000 (estimated) 'wrapped up the title. 5 F T Rcqis 6 Sc u cit 2 ( her 3 4 10 3 4 II t Wsmin,tpr Weber state Regs 86 95, rb L af Jc iyr i Vanderbilt Stuns Kentucky Five P - e Du i it sue V e 81 H Y N Si Le fought off a by Kentucky Syracuse t i d 99 97 sixth-ranke- 7 4 75 1 4 87 r T Regis ? 2 14 Powderhill 111 Rerqman 8 9 8 Kafka Westminster F G 6 0 10 2 1 18 8 0 2 4 3 8 4 113 00 31 Hall Winrow Davidson Trbbs Shafer Lvons C ark Schraedr Drinkiaher Krlly 0 Dcnnel 76 Totals Ha'f me scc-- Totals Westminster e G H F T 5 26 7 34 21 10 2 3 3 4 15 3 9 5 Sooth Southwest Duke 87, N Carol. na 81 Auburn 71, Yennes ee 60 Vanderlt 101, Kentucky 99 Baylor t6 Arkansas 54 Va Tech 74, Houston 68 Wake Forest at Virginia, ppd , snow Morehead 84, Tenn Tech 64 E. Kentucky 82 E Tennessee 77 No. Carolina State 67, So. Carolina 64 Davidson 102, E Carolina 7a Maryland 8j, Georgetown 78 Florida 96, Georgia 78 F'orida State 89, Miami 86 W Texas State 74 Colorado State 66 N Texas State 89, Yulsa 84 Murray 89 W Kentucky 79 Rice 95 Texas Christian 86 Texas Tech 82, Ttxas 69 St Josephs terson 5, 1, 2 3, 6, 4. 25 4 35 39 14; 12, Totals 45 45 6; 52 49 Pe- Superneau Breen 3, 2 3, 8, Tavlor 3, 2 4, 8, BuNer 2, 18 17, 27, 52 11; Varv Peterson 5, Blcaza'd 7, 3 8, 17, Proctor 15; Hicks 1, M, 3; Jackson 5, Grantsville Ncy 0, 1, 59 2. 65 59 51 37 31 25 19 1, 1; Totals 19, 11 22, 49. 66 Millard Rcbmson 0, 0; Niyon 3, 6; Labrum 2, 6; Jeff Robinson 3, 4; L Robinson 0, 2 2, 2; Stevenson 3, 1; 7; Reeve 0, 9; Quigley 1, Keel 2, 0; George 9; Stevens 0, 59. 15. Totals 20, 6, Hurricane 61, Kanab 56 13 31 51 20 36 5) 61 56 Hamblm 7, 19, Chamber-lai- n J Johnson 2, CO, 4, Crosby 11 2, 12, Frost 5. 4, M, 9, Carry 6 Russ Athlete Dies - MOSCOW (AP) Albert Mokeyev, 32, gold medal winner at the Tokyo Olympics as a member of the Soviet modern pentathlon team, has died of a heart attack, the Sports Daily Sovietsky Sport disclosed Maun: Mm. 570 SO. - frt. 7:M im t, I , Sit I an ta STATE 355-656- 12 noon 6 0, a w in or loss to clinch at a tie for the Southeastern Confotence title, staged a comeback in the last minute but fell shuit. Kentucky is now 14 2 in the league while Vanderbilt evened its rpcord at Grantsvi.le 6, 0, Hurricane Kanab Kanab Kentuc kv, needing "4 9 St. Josephs 52, Grantsville 8 23 St. Josephs 1, City Esplin 7, 3 7 17; Leavitt 1, 19, 2. Marchant 8. 2, Lunt I, 0 Cardon 2, 0, 4, Kunz 3, 6; Haight 2, 11 Totals 28, 2, 5, Davis 4, surge the 101-9- d 13 The box: Cedar 0 Total-2- a Tennessee 67 91 Colgate e to upset Wildcats, Saturday afternoon. lena 8 vcvd tr Fi Bonaymi jre airra mp Q e Walker, 8, Bailey. 7, , 6; 1, 6 9, Stanswor1-.0 0, 4 18. 26 35, 62 Millard NASHVILLE, fENN. (UPI) Vanderbilt Scrambling r n T( 6c 2, Cedar City 61 63 fl - 1 Cedar City 66, Millard Navy j5 6j. Pitt 64 ml 2, Ridmq, Totals 77 NYU Fordham Notre Dame 7) St Johns 67 8f Ho'y Cress Ho. cn Coin D.ir miuh 6' B cwt f0 57 k c mi SMe Rn'ciei c Prior n'nn 74 ornf II fc4 St - Fmlmson, Jansen, Delta 17, EAST 51 '67 2s), Marquette 79, Creighton 76 Colorado 75, Kansas 67 Michgan 84, Wisconsin 79 Ch o U 95, Bowling Green 88 Illinois 77, Indiana 64 Wichita State 71, Memphis State Michigan State 85, Ohio State 72 Purdue 97, Iowa 8d Ncrthestern 74, Minnesota 70 Drake !0L Louisville 67 Kent State 85, Akrcn 66 Carneqie-MeHo- 13, 76 Montana 67 18 34 54 62 43 25 U 9, 14; Blake, 4, Bowler, 0, Cannon, 6, 22; M3cArthur, 0, 2, 9; Horlacher, ,17; Atkin, 4, 25, Swapp, 1, 0 0, 2; Totals 5 7 So Midwest Army DIXIE 67, DELTA 62 Dixie Delta Dixie West Far West California 75, Stanford 66 Santa Clara 89, L A Loyola 66 a 100 G Portland 79 San Francisco 79, Pepperdine 53 Saturday's Results Wyoming 79, Brigham Young 69 N Stale 74, Air Fort. Mpxico St Peter 95, Utah State 77 Nrw Mexico IC2, Uirfh 80 CSU 104, Cole M nes 78 1 7 e College Cage Scores C was a l! 199) 45-4- 5 P01llK end Win row 10 (7, e 71 bad (MARCH 52-4- ' skfl,s-an- 1: in h EIGHTEENTH ld ,n"k 1944) t ....... g 18, t lll. Mead has 819. St. Joseph Wins Tourney Spot AT CHICAGO. - John K.ilka iu; the top Regis Tebbs seven 'oner will ,3 eo iteis. M 4:06.4 (MAR. g 66-5- Vfj RECORP M j ,llt p C - Tennis -- MIL: ETRAI&HT 16-- 6 61-5- A60 YEARS ss scoring Pinamonti lias 821 career points free-thro- 15 7 touina-nar- y 4 2 Rockies the Roik'.ps 13-9- 2 ill the national tourney in Kan City. Westminster, now 21 4 lor the season, nd 12 2 in league play, Sper ial to The Tribune is the first team to win a cliarn- CEDAR CITY College of in the rewly organized pionslnp Eouthern Utah, retaining conference. chance to play in the NAIA dis jn spiPn((Ki (py (j(j flirt plavoff next Tuesday, fashion. blasted Regis College of Den- - It was the three seniors,! Rusty Davidson ver, 11.192, line Friday night. Kplny The Thunder birds could go';,ndu JnJ ')'Ii",10w1' alo"S tti,h' fiovh Butch Claik and junior Into the playoffs as the second ChlItrk Tpl)1)S ttho won it for, team from the Rocky piece ,hp IMrMJlls Mountain ( onfeteiK e. CSU is ,, a l. 31.9 liomts on averaging 1.) 9 overall in f 2f Satuiday m the season, hit , ' ',ut ' 9 lie slowdown afftnr 11 for 20 and increased ftom Ihe field College of Southern Utah all the way and took a ,is total for the season to 8(15 lead with eight minutes to go in points. His 818 last year gives, the fiist half. The bim a combined total of 1,683. exploded to run away in the sec- ond period. Davidson utilized bs sweeping 33 Dave Pinamonti will, hook shot for -- 1 ''ghthand 23 and Mead with Skip points seven down pulled P0'1'1, CSU. went Both the paced past schools career record, rebounds and blocked numerous will 0 2 free-thro- LO&TThEiK. 5S7-&AM- E "HE N.M.L.5EAECN WHEN THE PRU!N5 OUTECCREP THEM 9 -- 5 AT EOETON. MARCH 21,1954) fr Winner of the Sj BLACK HAWKS 7we wsLCowir Rn(kv )p (p j dojng .so, the Parsons ParnP( a tr ip to Portales, N.M.,j the distiict seven NAIA tourney. Westminster will play Northern Arizona Tuesday at 7 p m. in the first game. Adams State, selected over College of Southern Utah late will play Eastern Saturday, New Mexico in the other game.' Represent e 2 67-6- YEARS A GO R S(V7(i, ;tn(1 urrfp up IhP Mnu,tun Dlvl,mn p)ltlon of t!lP will be the rule Moumrm Athlptl(, Co., CSU Tlumi)! in their B The Parsons, jilted hv Regis slowdown attack, pulled through hMt lhp Si(unav 1'uur clothes on tether than the exception. I (lout even know whetlier llicv have schools again where teachers ate boss. But I do know that it will be a long time before Westminster 89-7- free-thro- Beat Rangers , The Wildcats broke open Shipp made South Sevier's first fielder. Then the Rants started a tight game with a torrid secaccurate ond half running and shooting and agres-sivSouth Sevier $2, Manti 42 reDOunding by Randy 20 25 5? South Sever Simonsen and Jay Barnson cul- Manti 14 16 Shioo 7, 3 3 17 minated in the victory. South Sevier Bm 10, Parsct sen 3, 2, 8 Simonsen 2 8 12, Mnis I, 3 3 5, Gleave 0 0 , Actually, both teams needed 3,0, 1Okerlund 0 Totals 16 2C 0, :, accuracy to stay in 52 2, 2 2 6, N elsor 6. Wiiiardsen Muji.ti 23 20 of hit the game. The Rams 3 3, 15, Ccx 9, Clarke 0, 4, 4. while Manti had 12 of 13. Ship Neetey 2, 2 2, 6; L Barron 1, 2. had 17 points to lead the Rants Totals 15. 12 13, 42 while Nielsens 15 paced Mtanti. 7 Richfield 89, Bv Dick Roseetta Tribune Sports Writer Tire Tribunes RICHFIELD No. 1 ranked South Sevier Special to The Tribune Rams, limited to only one field ST. GEORGE Dixies goal in the first quarter, ran Flyers led all the way in down- - away from Manti in tie second here Satuiday half to take a ing Delta, victory and robin night in capturing the Region the Region Seven round night. championship Saturday Eight round robin title. Charity Tosses Stan Blake with 22 points The Rams had to rely on the Valley paced the winners while Doug 17 au 8 t': line in the first quarRichfield capturPd the conso- Rirhfied 21 2 U led 13 with Delta, Valley Bailey six first their points lation title in downing Valley, Richf,ed ter, making 27 Peterson 8. 11 Jen13 5. 6, Frenson sen 2, 6, In the earlier tussles. Hurri- from the chanty stripe while huntsman 2, 1, 5, Crislensen 9 2C, Pearlead 2 2, 2, Heaps son 4, 6 8 14; Olsen 1. cane defeated Kanab, and Manti raced to a 32 25 38 89 2 Totals Workman 9, 28, Gould-mLead Cedar City topped Millard, behind Craig Nielsen. Valley Take 0, Carroll 9, 14, 19, Hepworth 0, It wasnt until the 6. Spencer 6, both winners earning tick4; Tait 3, 4 KUALA INDIA 1?, Brmkerhoft 2, Totals LAMPUR, 30, mark of the quarter that Randy 73, ets to the state tournament. Ramanathan Krishnan (UPI) NORTH SANPETE 77, JUAB 59 Ken Gubler led the attack and Guarab Misra scored easily No Sanpete 47 27 59 13 28 44 Juab with 23 points as Hurricane won victories in singles play SaturNo 13, Sanpete D Baifey, 4, 21, W.lkey 10, 8, the consolation finale from lead over Johnson, day to give India a 4 Shepard, 3, Dyches, 2 6. 31 15 21. ? 10, Totals Bailey, 4, Kanab. Hamblin had 19 for Malaysia in the second round of Juab 4, 15, K Green-h- a Painter, 6 2 4 10, cause. 3, Lunt, 23, Scerry, Kanabs losing the Davis Cup Eastern Zone 3, 0yh,2, 6 Stephenson, 4, 9, Hansen, 0 1, D. Greerv 2, Mange'son 0, tennis Eric Marchant pumped 19 Ttibune matches. to The 7 26 Special 13, 59 0, Totals h3igh, 0, points through the mesh for St. Joseph's of HEBER Cedar City in the victory over Ogden rallied in an overtime Millard while Richard George session to edge Grantsville, Saturday night and caphad 15 for the losers. a berth in the Region Five ture Cedar City thus won the right round robin starting next Thursto go to Provo as the third-placday. team, while Hurricane won the The at game was tied at fourth-placspot. end of regulation play. 164' College lias a basketball team tile llkes of the present one. South Sevier Grabs Tourney Titl G Della for U.C.L.A.SsZH ( MAKOtt 21, Region Seen Round Robin Dixie Blasts rf Parsons Rap Regis, Earn Tourney Bid By Sieve Rudman Tribune Sports W i iter I don't know whether tunning boards, crew cuts, the Whig Bartv or Dewev Buttons will ecer make it btgagam.lt don t kum whether hula hoop., elr m a.r or plays whe.e people keep bv Hollreiser 8 11, 4, Hirrlcane 2, 23; 61. 8 8. Guard Rudy Thacker led the well balanced Vanderbilt attack W'ith 23 points while guard Tom Hagan and Perry Wallace had 22 2 55 Mi thews 6, Chu ch Bailey 5. 2 5, 2, 6 2 2 12 2 2 14; Stout OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY AT Gubler 8 Totals - 23, 6, 6, CM 8:00 A.M. renneti 1708 YOUR OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION cgpcmzEP all-SE- each. 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