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Show '?'" fUWqfi0 4 Hy( qpiv I , Games Feature Week 9s College Hoop Slate Non-Loo- p By Bob Williams . softer than its opposition in the four games on the islands, splitting with Hawaii University and then downbe- -' ing the Hawaii Marines, fore losing the finale to ah The Utes are now 14-five, on iheyear, although that record Utah State, booming toward another winning season, won its first game on the road Saturday in its only outing of the week when it thumped, Montana, and brought the season mark up N Tribune Sports Writer There are Ho basketball games In the Western Athletic Conference this week but three traditional nonloop games will give Beehive State ... Iansu.their chance to whoop over to hoop. 10-- The NCAA N allows extra-cu- r- 3 them in a grand spot with a 1 loop record (13-- 2 on the year) since theyve beaten BYU in Provo, the only team to have won a loop game on the road. cellar with Arizona, both at But there are still a lot of baskets left in the Sun Devils and they still HOWEVER,, the Utes shouldnt be counted out since they havent played any league games out of the WYOMING movedback into the race with wins last week Over the two Arizona clubs and now 3-- 0 ricular activity on the Hawaii Junket, hence the extra games on the slate. All-St- 86-7- The Utes still lead the WAC mark but New Mexico with a has gained favor in the title chaser The Lobos won two at home last and week, .dumping Arizoila, Arizona State, That puts the last two games. 87-7- 7, 99-7- include not does . and Friday and Utah Saturday Brigham. JYoung and the TTtags climax the week with their annual barn-burnat Logan Saturday. jaacr-cc- klsw xfh i f If 8-- 1-- 1 ed Salt Lake City, Utah -- er aercontiin't wigwam 'and1 have won any. Arizona States fWWHi alt akt 1 6 on the WAC mark year. Their unchanged. Utah found the Hawaii L.. hes The Cats now are through. , BYU lost to Denver, when the Cougars hit a cold spell ofThe' s&3un3,parrTh Mi rotate in,, "small lead. of the tilts against Utah State have an outside chance to pull 59-5- 63-5- 71-6- 5, COLORADO State will be the 0-- t , Page 23 January 20, 1961 Monday Morning defending champs and early favorites to repeat have found nothing but trouble thus far and now share the arecton , aU-?- , In addtiion to the thbee games In Utah this week, Denver has a Saturday date at Wyoming and Arizona State, winless on the road all year, plays Illinois at Chicago. Arizona and New Mexico are idle! . i wr ;r T "r West Roars Back in Last Half To Snare AFL All-StBattle I 7? v ' - v r A K i I '-- !I 4' s i from j All-Sta- r West Falters on Aerial-West Wins life-lon- 24-1- r iiff it and Davidson at the controls, the West moved midfield deeper into the Easts territory and the clock, was ticking 27-2- X Al wW K v7 "Y i By Associated Pres SAN DIEGO, Jan. 19 Quarterback Cotton Davidson of the Oakland Raiders connected with his pass catching teammate, Art Powell, on a scoring strike with 43 seconds remaining to give the West a 4 triumph for 15 took the ball to the two, The Wesk defense forced the and for five plays including East to punt, and the West an East offside -- the rugged took over on the East 43, with East held and then took pos- 1:05 remaining. session of the ball. away. Davidson, ever harassed by A Davidson to Alworth pass The time was 1:29 to go. the rushing East, shot short throws to Alworth, to Powell and then the big one, an arching over the East in the American throw that found Powell virtuy Football League's annual So ally alone but running full speed game Sunday. into the left corner of the end TRAILING 24-at the half zone. It-Sas the Easts Babe Parilli of ee? Parilli herded the East 62 Boston put on a brilliant passing yards for the first touchdown, show, the West rushed back into Gilchrist scoring from the one, By Associated Pres the slot or flanked on the right contention in the third quarter " and Gino Cappelletti added a SAN DIEGO, Jan. 19 l f A pair side instead of the left. on brilliant long range plays field goal, all in the first g of dueled buddies for that produced two touchdowns BOTH period. Sid Gillmafi COACHES, the winning touchdown pass as and closed the margin to of the West and Mike Holovak The West came np with a Keith Lincoln of the San Diego Art Powells grab enabled the of the East, agreed that it was field t come back and beat the goal, 19 yards by Fraser, Chargers electrified the 20,016 fullback Keith Lincolns East, Sunday in the Amer- - Charger and the East traveled 68 yards scoring romp early in for another tonchdown. ican Football League STATISTICS the third quarter that changed game. West Cast the games complexion. Parilli passed for 12 to Garron 17 23 First downs 163 77 Rushing yarda9t IN THE WEST locker room Lincolns run was the thing for the first of his two touch221 730 Passing yardaga Passes 1M1 after the game a newsman asked that did it, Gillman said. Both down tosses. The second was 2 3 Passes Intercepted by for three to Bill Mathis which Punts Powell of the Oakland Raiders teams were Fumbles lost 0 pretty equal and climaxed a march. A 15 Yards penalized 54 who was covering him when he there were no breaks to speak pass to Charlie Henni-ga- n of. was the big gainer of th fans in Balboa Stadium, as well took the Associated Press Wirephoto series. as his trailing West teammates, scoring pass from Cotton DavidIt was a great comeback n son, also a Raider. the hero of San tilt Sunday. West club with a spectacular American Football League's Lincoln, just a geat comeback, Willie West, said. My buddy roared back in the final period to win the exciting tussle. touchdown run. Diegos championship victory answered Powell. Weve been Holovak called it a great over Boston two weeks ago, was THEN TOBIN Rote, the Wests voted the most valuable man playing together since weve ball game. from the starting quarterback on offense, and Archie Matsos been five years old. champion Chargers, hit teamg Lincolns run so quick, he of Oakland the outstanding dePowell took the mate Lance Alworth with a aerial after executing a comer said. A long run so early in fensive player, with one key pass to the East four and pattern, while West, of Buffalo the third period. It put them on pass interception to his credit when Paul Lowe took it on in, the scoreboard. was several strides away. the tension began to mount. with 12 of 16 comThe cisco started their an-uLincoln, who was selected the PARILLI, 142 The Wests Jim Fraser kicked In the East locker room pletions for yards in the at Bear run spawning field goal early in West praised his former high games most valuable offensive first half, finished with 19 of a Lake Sunday, Utah Fish and back for setting a game record 30 for 228 before he was relieved and school teammate. the fourth to make it Game Department officials the aroused West defense con121 yards rushing, said, It by George Bland a of the I think Powell Is one of the of reported. tinued to hold Parilli, Larry Houston Oilers. The latter was could have either He In gone the best 19 way, NORMAN, OKLA., Jan. league. players a belated substitute for ailing Garron, Cookie Gilchrist and FOR THE next week or so us in the first Jack Gomer Jones was the moves, West said. They East offense scoreless has Hegreat the little fish will, spawn in (UPI) Kemp of Buffalo. before me never named head football coach at them in the Rote had 12 of 28 throws for half; we throughout the final two quar- and our wivesguarded gravel along the east shore the towere sitting University of Oklahoma Sun- ters. second half. Theres always a 167 before he gave way to Davidof the lake. Hundreds of angsaid PowelL During the gether, night, succeeding his old day certain amount of luck involved. son in the final quarter. Idaho will lers from Utah and WITH to Powell said he FIVE season minutes friend and staunch backer, Bud played go, go out after the tasty fish. Wilkinson. HOLOVAK said the West was GILCHRIST, the power man Department officials remind able to win because of side-lin- e of the Easts attack, was well THE OKLAHOMA board of refishermen that dip nets must passes which stopped the clock bottled up. He had anet 33 not be larger than 18 inches gents, which met for six hours prior to Davidsons touchdown yards rushing when it was over. diameter. The limit Is 50 fish before reaching a decision, was strike. The day was alternately information specialist, said unanimous in approval of Jones, and bright They had time outs used up," gloomy and bright who for 17 years was Wilkia day. he said. If we could have just at the end for the San Diego nsons line coach. tackled them once. patrons. Regents accepted Wilkinsons Associated Press By resignation as athletic director UniverCHICAGO, Jan. 19 Matz Jenssen, a but did not immediately name UTAH WOOLEN MILLS sity of Utah student from Oslo, Norway, was the unofficial a successor. The athletic direc59th Norge ski meet tor will be named later on winner Sunday in the recommendation of the schools economics Jenssen, an major, scored an unofficial total athletic counciL of 199.3 points on leaps of 167 feet and 171 feet. DR. EARL SNEED, chairman Ralph Semb of Brattieboro, Vt., was second on jumps of of the universitys athletic coun166 and 170 feet worsted wool fabrics. Gabardines, reHONOLULU, Jan. 19 (UPI)-T- he Top quality 100 said Jones, 49, was eminentHawaii Service Stars rallied cil, Larry Bergh of Eau Claire, Wis., and Amie Valkama, verse twists, flannels and fancies. Year-roun- d weight Plain to be head football a Finn who Is attending Denver University, finished In a tie from a halftime def- ly qualified or pleated models. In fashion colors. coach Oklahoma. at for third. Bergh had jumps of 167 and 164 feet and Valkama icit Saturday to defeat the UniNo contract terms were dissoared 163 and 166 feet versity of Utah, closed. UTAH CARRIED a lead Jones was the first of four into the dressing room at half- men interviewed for the coachtime but couldnt find the range ing job Sunday. Also interviewed in the opening minutes of the were Buck McPhail of Illinois, second half. Dick Markowitzs Mike Corgan of Nebraska and field goal with about 14 minutes Sam Boghosian of UCLA. left in the game put the Service WILKINSON announced his Stars in front, and they resignation as athletic director were never headed. Saturday, charging that politiMarkowitz paced the winners cal maneuvering on the part of with 17 points. Gene Lake and some regents had delayed the Bill Jackson contributed 15 selection of a new head football points to the Stars attack and coach. He had resigned as coach Bill Connolly added 13. a week earlier. UTAH SERVICE STARS Regents denied that politics G F G F T T was involved. 2 Moon Lake 5 Markowitz 7 Kroeger Although he severed his last 21 Fisher Meely 2 2 Couch athletic ties with Olahoma, WiConnolly 5 2 Thurgood Snyder 2 lkinson retained his job as pro11 Taylor Pastrell 4 4 (U 8 Hawes Upchurch 2 fessor of physical education. 5 Stephan 2 Jackson 5 $ K is. - 5 rj'i & h ar i K 27-2- 4 All-St- 2 9 1 last-minu- -- Oops! Wheres that pigskin? Guard Wayne Hawkins of the West lurches toward fumbled ball in first quarter of All-St- ar All-Sta- Cisco Fish Start Sports Mirror by Bear Lake Run John Mooney al Tribune Sports Editor While the Western Athletic Conference presidents have agreed to postpone any expansion talk until a year from this spring or summer, the current basketball race proves how unconclusive a short conference schedule can be in deciding a champion. basketball slate is much more ADMITTEDLY, a e league football schedule for the satisfactory than a championship, yet the paucity of games is frustrating. Take the football championship as examples: Team A is a young outfit and is scheduled to play veteran teams early in the season. Naturally, the youngsters figure to lose so they are shot out of the conference race in the first few Weeks. All thats left to show for their improvement is a possible share of a runner-uspot. was It laughable a year ago last fall, when the WAC football race came within a missed field goal of winding up in a five-wa- y tie for first place. This fall the race was about as confusing. A conference football championship shouldnt be settled on anything less than six games. Even the old Skyline minimum of five games caused confusion. A basketball schedule should have at least 14 games to decide the championship. The WAC race In the casaba sport now has one point of loss and beat New Interest can BIX avenge a home-cou- rt Mexico at Albuquerque? If the Cougars can accomplish that feat, it's possible to get for basketball. a multiple-champioEventually, the WAC may be forced to pick its NCAA repround robin, sudden-deat- h resentative on the basis of a on a neutral court teams five tournament for four or four-gam- p n post-seaso- n MEANWHILE, IT might behoove some of our presidents to overlook petty jealousy and bickering, and some of our university boards to think of more than the immediate gate reciepts, and expand a conference to provide sufficient competition to insure the best team winning the championship. Ya Cant Beat the System We graduate from the Hilltop school and fan out in many directions in pursuit of our varied vocations. Regardless of how far we wander, regardless of how big league the climate may be and regardless of how saturated our sports program may appear, the drums beat, the cymbals smash and the bugle of patriotism sounds loudly when the Old School comes to town. THERE ARE NOT many Utahns our university comes in, as it did for Classic, efforts are made to set up a the schmaltzey alumni we are, we victory amongst the mass of eastern competition. It is something, though, when this same' gung-h- o spirit is not reciprocated in a small measure by our school. When Utah came back for a tournament, a special cocktail and dinner party was arranged following the first days game. Approximately 60 of us attended the game, enjoyed the victory and looked forward to meeting The Team, The Coach, The Athletic Director and anybody else from Utah who would shake our hand. Sooners Tap Jones as New Coach Redskin Skier Grabs Title In Midivest Jumping Tilt Hawaii Stars , iHAi"ini8Efl Dump Utes 43-3- 3 Your A.- ifhi rn A il iAnidkiiAi I Q rffc nAi UN iifln Safety Zone" 47-4- 6, 0 1 7 0 4 14 4 11 32 1 AT A MEETING Totals M score; Utah 43, Service Stars 33 77 1 Smith Lash Currlngton Halftime 33. Personal Markowitz fouls: Service Stars Lake 3, Meely 3, Connolly, Snyder, Jackson. Utah Upchurch, Moon 2, Kroeger 2, Fisher 2, Couch S, Thurgood, Taylor, Hawes 4, Stephan 4, Lash, Currlngton 2. Pastrell 3, 4, with news- men, Jones, speaking in a voice barely audible because of laryngitis, said he was happy that the regents had appointed him and thanked those who had supported him for the job. WELL DO ALL THIS for o.iv dO WAC Standings Conference 0 0 WEBK'S Friday State at Utah State Saturday Colorado Stare at Utah Brigham Young at Utah State Denver at Wyoming Arizona State vs. Illinois at Chicago Tiwiday Colorado Thursday Wvomlne S7, Arizona State New Mexico 69, Arizona 60 STAMPS & DATERS CLYDE niii i1 end InHffvwuntoin Stomp WorVt DEVICI ENGINEERS 2505 S. Wtt TunpU Nil ( MARKETING in rlhi irtlmiilfllii iffn nfltrulfhn Align Front End SPORT COATS ' SSy INSTALLED 'Ori .Ain Clty--IN fhn A dfn iA li mA IT 50 to $)Q95 a V Park Free Temple Square Terrace Rtar Star Door Entnmco 2320 Highland Drive Sugar House-- HU .iVdlhi to 2 795 my. Utah Woolen Mills GENERAL TIRE SERVICE 1388 South 2nd West 35 IN HARMONIZING COLORS TWO BIG LOCATIONS Salt Lake REG. BRAND SEAT BELTS KARL PAMIEirS $oms Cars Slightly Highor Balance Front Wheels 12 Wyoming 71, Arizona 69 Naw Mexico 63, Arizona State 54 Denver 71 Brigham Young 66 Hawaii 86, Utah 77 Utah State ft, Montana 70 iTt Check $hock Absorber Action FAMOUS RESULTS Hawaii 10, Utah 61 Wednesday Utah 67, Hawaii 61 Most Amorkan Cor W New Mexico Wyoming Brigham Young Arizona Arizona State U. LAST Rotate All Tires and Check Air Pressure (a) Adjust Brakes (b) Check Fluid Level (c) Check for Leaks Games Saturday A cars ee.had it checked lately? Utah 17, Hawaii Marinas 77 Ttorw'i M much onfMmurccrn filling around tho world, you'd think tho Olympic Gam worn hold' but yoar. i . EEflS 86-7- Friday Observation Ward 24-2- d Utah ONE MAN FROM the university showed up, Frank McKeon, whd had been delegated to come out and chamber of commerce for the university, to come and attempt to recruit and stimulate alumni participation for the Redskins. I think it is high time for somebody to get wise on the Hill and support the alumni as they want the alumni to support them. The team did not play the next day and could easily have given us 30 minutes of its precious time. Jack Gardner had a party to attend, but he could have taken 10 minutes to say hello; Bud Jack should have represented the Development Fund himself. You sometimes feel these individuals are powers unto themselves and couldnt care less for the alumni, unless they need a contribution or a new ficldhouse. Dave Pettigrew. game-winnin- d 4 in New York City. 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