Show UTAH DECEMBER STUDENT LIFE LOGAN PAGE FOUR At Helm Of Court Campaign SAE Cops Second Intramural Title By Edging Out Sigs In ‘A? Ball Pi Kaps Score one-poi- Wins As Intramural got wrestling under way here on the Aggie campus Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity jumped into the early season lead as team members won their opening matches in the 121 145 and 155 weight classes Ten matches were run off durin the day’s program under the direc tion of junior manager Roy Humpherys of Logan with six of them by falls two by decisions and Team Paulos Sharp two by forfeits Two fast clever forwards both Pi Kaps Win Three e port-sidshooters carried the Sig Manager Chuck Goodwin's Pi Alphs to victory in the Kaps chalked up three wins to championship game Manager Dick take the lead as Paul Sharp took Ricci teamed up for the first time a forfeit from Charitan Jacobs of Johnny Paulos and Bill Sharp on Sigma Alpha Epsilon in the 121 the forward line and between them pound class Jack Anderson pinned they hit the hoop for 19 of 22 Lloyd Erickson of SAE with n points it took to down the Sigs and body press in two Clint Nelson veteran mural star minutes and 39 seconds in 145 playing center came through in the division and Student Body Presi disposed of waning minutes of the game with dent Chuck Kelley the foul pitch which spelled vic- - Lynn Adams of Independent Stutory however and a battery of dents Association with a Deb Young new head basketball coach at Utah State who faces and body press in one minute scrappy guards kept the touted the huge task of trimming down a squad of 40 to the size a cut in Chi five check 45 seconds and Sigma budget will support in a war year Coach Young is a players’-choie- e Fall Fast Scores Howard mentor and is looking over his basketeers by means of For the Sigs it was big John e Fastest fall of the day was when actual court play He will stage a Sorenson who was high scorer as game between two w'ell as key defensive man A1 Dick Howard of Sigma Chi went varsity teams this afternoon at 4 pm in the field house Wilson turned in the best guard to work on Merl Stokes of ISA and performance of the game and pinned him with a Japanese in 27 seconds This match was Eddie Martin and Reese Allen the first-lin- e Sig forwards were con- in the 165 class Other falls of the day were won by Elliot Rich Delta stantly threatening Phi who pinned Jim McFall SPE 1942-4- 3 Kaps Win Consolation in six minutes Web Maughan of Meanwhile Pi Kappa Alpha Wellsville who threw Roger Taylor sparked by Russ Johnson and Fred of Sigma Nu in three minutes and With Deb Y’oung their coach of Williams ran away from Sigma 50 seconds and Victor Bingham of ’Em Nu 5 for the consolation crown Delta Phi who pinned Ira Taylor exactly two weeks’ standing today were The other final round game saw of SAE in two minutes and 55 Utah State's basketeers Sigma Phi Epsilon roll over Delta seconds ready to stage an opening preview of the 1942-4to take third place in the Two Matches Go Limit Phi cage talent after Two matches went the full seven the tourney hoop mentor WedKeyed to today's game between minutes in the 128 and 135 pound nesday night had divided his “A” Weber and Wellsville the club class George Matkins representing squad into two teams and matche decisioned Glen ed them up for a game league "A” quints moved this week the Engineers towards final rounds with Ag Sargent of the Ag club as did this afternoon at 4 o’clock in the club Independent Student assoc- Delbert Kidman of Wellsville over field house iation Weber and Wellsville still Harold Lindsay of Bear Lake Early Showing Forfeits were won by Russ Allen in the running for the championThe scheduled game will give ship The fancy Ogden outfit with of Delta Phi and Paul Sharp PKA Coach Y'oung a showing of part last year's Weber College cage defending 121 champ of the multitudinous material he captain Jay Hancey in the key TODAY'S SCllLDLLfc: may draw from for his new court slot looked most impressive in the 128 — lien s Spencer Jordan aggregation whose playing fate but are CarlMju 1KA championship bracket with that of other Big Sevalong — M5 Llonl Findley Bear Luke Vs headed for trouble both from W en team rests with the action takalt Durl Jii Jlis Wellsville and the winner of the 155 — Jack Kermer Jordan vs Frank en day after tomorrow in the conI’liftTiiire Bear Lake LeKoy game regKor to determine the Siunm t'lii vs Brace llouard Foresters ference meeting Today's other club contest pits Mcl Wood Mcllsiille vs leut Dunstin circuit's wartime athletic compeInstitute against the Foresters in Sigma Nu 165 — llot Dean tition vs Kelley I’KA the consolation flight which con- i$ar'enlr A Club Winston Havens Already the likeable new coach ska tli Idaho vs tains also Jordan and Engineers Sheldon Fitzgerald tourhas conducted a round-robiSAE 175 — Lee Brown Allan nament within a total squad of Jordan vs e JKA (lurk Maughan 40 which turned out upon his call s Larielte Coombs for team candidates And earlier 1ESTKROAVS KESl'LTS the 121 — l’aul Miarp TKA oer (Tmritau in the week Young began Jacobs ME Forfeit Elliot Kick Delta mammoth task of trimming down Jiulf-- j Mcl all Sl'E pinned Jim his squad by splitting it into the Grant CuPimnrp kelson 6:10 last season 28 — eorte Malkin Engineer over "A” squad which will put on tohitfh scorer for the Aggie basket(den Sargent Air Club decision 155— IHdbert ball team who will see action in Kidman WelKiille over day's game and the "B” squad Bear Lake decision llarohl Lindsay of freshmen d chiefly composed today’s game 1’bi ictor Bincbam Delta pinned Ira Frosh May Step Up Taylor SAE Figure four 2:55 15 — Well Mauubuu Wellsville pinned He emphasized upon splitting Hotter Tajlor Mernm Nu Holm-stea8:55 Jack Anderson PKA pinned the squad that ft'osh are eligible Osborne Bill Sharp Bill Erickson SAE body press and Tony Sutich to compete for the varsity and 2:80 Hines Have Allen 155 — Chuck KeMei PKA pinned Iin that the members of the "B" squad Adams JLnA body press The Blue team will contain Orin to cases will in many 1:17 step up who saw action on Bur165 — Dick Howard Sigma Chi pinned crowd out the more experienced Curtis Merl stocks ISA Japanese Kcyholt 87 nett’s 1942 team Jay Hancey Weseconds players of the ‘‘A1’ squad ber College cage captain last yter 175— Huss Allen Delta Phi over This afternoon’s tussle matches John Keller Christensen sPE Forfeit Guilfoyle and Jack Seifer-lin- g the Blues and the Whites with the frosh pair up from Calilast year’s regulars Keith Trane fornia Aquilla Allen the e Verne Hoffman and Grant artist Dick Griffin rugged and listed for duty on the White experienced guard Dick Herrick men on each team Twelve aggreanother Weber star Owen Burngation will see action Coach ham Udell Wankicr Roger TayYoung announced lor Evan Sorenson and Frank White Team Good Williams Coach Y’oung urged students to Performing also on the White admission to team will be Ariel Maughan the attend the game Ralph which is free promising sophomore Maughan who broke into the Freshmen Listed Sixteen freshmen have Veen starting lineup at guard last season Veil Langston high scorer turned over by Y’oung to Freddie in the state prep tournament last Allen frosh coach who will put up from them through drills in preparayear Bill Ryan s for the varsity Logan high George Canned Eruce tion for are Allen Packer squad They JARMAN’S Johnny Paulos Cal Watts Leon INTERPRETATION OF Hunsaker Harvey Stone Peterson Reese Allen Harrison Eugene THE SMART MOCCASIN- Hirsch-Wei- s Eddie Martin Dean Wright TVPE OESICN Baugh Jack Sorenson Ted Nelson Tom Jenkins Cliff Merrill and Wayne Nelson first-roun- 3c-1- 9 first-roun- 22-1- hard-foug- n full-tim- key-ho- lt New Hoop Mentor Commences Task Of Building Ag Cage Team li Back Pitching 27-1- 3 16-- 8 well-like- d full-tim- Ag-IS- n Htdls-lill- 1 Mi i intra-squa- I n d n n set-sh- Culli-mor- Come and Shoot A Game With Your Friends MODEL BILLIARDS try-out- Girls’ and Men’s SKI PANTS SHOES FOR MEN 5)95 to XL(S)59 Here's the most comfortable best all around shoe you'll ever find! 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training opened chalking up six wins against three losses and one tie for the season The Aggies’ latest victim was the highly touted central intercollegiate conference team University of Witchita beaten by in a Turkey the Farmers Day tilt And five days before the Ags had set down Wyoming in their last home game Open Against Marines The Romney-coache- d Utags opened their season with a against the Marine and Navy radio trainees located on the Aggie Campus In the army benefit game reported to be the first in the West the Aggies romped over the trainees score by a With this victory tucked away securely the Farmers look on the touted Regis Rangers from Denver in another The Rangers now’ stand at the top of the' list in their circuit and were a team However when tough-rate- d they ran into the Utags on the Logan field' they were handed a trouncing by a spirited Aggie crew Ags Drop to Buffs Due to their fine showing against the Rangers a good game was expected between the Aggies and their first conference rivals the Colorado Buffaloes and a gold game it was The Buffs had played two previous games under the arcs before tney met the Aggies in their night game in Ogden and were operating with that distinct advantage However Coach Romney's lads played a brilliant game failBuffs ing to the red-hThe Aggies next win came over the highly touted Military Policemen fiom Fort Douglas a collection of some of the best footballers in the in their west wth lineup It was the Farmers from Utah State who handed this outfit their first defeat of their season as they romped all over the MPs 3 14-- 6 47-- 0 28-- 2 31-1- 4 49-- 7 Win Over “Y” From here the Aggies spoiled the Brigham Young U’s homecomgame The Aggies ing in a close really started to show their power in that game Denver University's hopes of tieing for conference champs were shattered when the Farmers battled the touted Denver 3 deadl jck on the crew to a Denver field In the last home game of the season and the last conference game the Romney machine rolled through a field of mud to finish up their season with a impressive win over the Cowboys and to sew up fourth place in the con ference standing With only a one practice session after their win over the Cowboys the Aggies entrained for Wichita Kansas for their Thanksgiving day tussle Even though the Farmers had a distinct disadvantage against them for the contest they got the old “Model T“ into high gear and 3 romped over the Shockers The Farmers lost no tilts but did fall before the two top teams of the circuit Colorado U and Utah U It was Utah State's sister Aggie school Colorado State v huh dealt' the Utags their hardest blow when they caught them after the Aggie upset of BYU and registered a win in face of Uta i State's statistical advantage 6 11-- 6 25-- 0 Utes And Buffs Split Plums Of Statistics Collection For Year BY HARRY BONNELL University of Utah and Univerof sity of Colorado Big Seven football share also the statistics spotlight for their conference battles The Utes claim the best defensive record holding six opponents to total gains of 995 yards 714 from rushing and 281 from passes and the Buffs tucked away honors on offense amassing a total of 1935 yards 1431 from rushing and 504 via the aerial route The Redskins themselves were held to the smallest total gains in a single game registering but 117 yards against Brigham Y’oung in the league opener that stamped them strictly a dud of a team Denver Has Best Offense The Pioneers of Denver showed the second best offensive record with their 1608 yards while Colorado is second defensively through holding six opponents to 1151 cumulative yards The Utes and Buffaloes were about even in the other figures Utah completed 38 departments passes from 79 attempts and Colorado connected 24 times in 51 tries netting them averages of 48 and 47 per cent completions respectively Utes Lead In First Downs Utah led all teams in total first downs with 81 and also had the best defensive record on downs holding opponents to 43 Denver picked up the greatest yardage through passes— 634 Scoring a totjl of 25 touchdowns CU bettered Utah's tally of 21 while BYU goes down in the record bock as having reached pay dirt only five times with no conversion attempts good Utah State took the lead early in the punting department and led there all season winding up with an average of 39 yards in 46 punts The three Utah teams were called for less violations of grid rules losing only 445 yards among them while Colorado's eleven lost 407 yards all alone Intercept Most Passes Utah led in opponents’ passes intercepted and fumbles recovered The Aggies juggled the pigskin most of Big Seven teams fumbling 28 times Utah had the best forward pass defense holding opponents to an average of 47 aerial yards per game Denver registered the most first downs in a single game 22 racked up in their Colorado State encounter Colorado copped the 1542-- SHOP When it comes to piecing togethet team out of all a mythical the teams in the loop there’s a wide margin for error and on the J matter of this best Big Seven ag gregation we may be W'rong— but then so may you After watching the whole season from the Aggie standpoint we still can remember most vividly the conference opener under the lights in Ogden Stadium with that amazing show put on by Colorado while Utah State was likewise clicking Pick Maughan at Center At the center of the line we're picking Ralph the Aggie Maughan junior who was instrumental in invigorating the Utag forward wall and who played well against every center in the league without bene fit of ballyhoo That makes Burt Davis Utah’s captain the center and Reid Nilsen o BYU who showed well against Davis when BYU beat Utah the third team berth At ends LcGrande 'Gregory of Utah is tops responsible for a big part of Utah’s excellent pass record and we're placing him on the all star team along with Leon Diner e of Denver the end ol - passing Denver's team Carlson Gardner at Guards Tackles are Don Carlson of Denver and frosh Brig Gardner ol Utah and at guards we have Colorado's great Gus Shannon and Utah State’s Paul Sanders who made more points than any guard ir the conference besides turning in fine line play Maurice “Tex” Reilly of Colorado had a great team to run and also a hard one to coordinate He did a good job and he's our The two halfback! quarterback are Frank Nelson Utah's amazing tailback and Earl "Shadow" Raj Wyoming's best claim to fame who was league champion materia! Walt Clay the Buff frosh fullback wins that post on our first team all-st- second-tea- Glen “Lefty” Sorenson Ag guard who was named on the Associated Press Kooky Mountain News and Ogden Standard first teams Paul Sanders the other guard was on the Tribune top eleven and Captain Forron Somlereggcr and Ralph Maughan ' also won Fraternity All-Star- s FIRST TEAM: Forward John Paulos SAE Bill Sharp SAE Forward C'enlerl John Sorenson SC Guard Alan Wilson SC Fred Williams PKA Guard SECOND TEAM: Udell Wankicr SPE Forward Tliail Yost I)P Forward Center flint Nelson SAE Guard Roger Taylor SN Russ Johnson PKA Guard Ag Season Summary big-tim- best with the 502 yards they ran up against Utah State in Ogden and the Buffs hung up the best single-gam- e record for pass gains with 181 yards against the hapless BYU Cougars 1EAK BARBER SHOP 3G This Christmas the superb gesture is WEST 1st NORTH E J Palmer Prop ARROW CAROL TONES Want to hit an all time high in popularity with the list? 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