| Show 1 STUDENT LIFE FEBRUARY 17 4 - Fans Ags Win Coach Bows win over BrigMAX PERRY Aggie guard drives into corner during Aggies’ 74-6- 7 ham Young here Saturday night Teammate Bob Ipsen (No 13) moves in to help as Cat Gary Earnest (No 30) risks foul in attempt to steal ball BYU’s Roy Thacker seems to be pushing Ipsen as he tries to get at Perry COACH’S BOW comes for new Aggie football coach John Ralston during halftime of USU-BYRalston received a tremendous ovatiou and cogame Saturday mmented on the “tremendous spirit” shown by the USU studentbody Cheerleader U Patricia Jo Carling and Andy Anderton “whoop it up” at right 'Stafe Sport Shorts the fraternity's Aggies Vision Open Road Block Redskins Denver moves in on the final By DICK DAWSON ’LIFE Sports Editor With Brigham Young out of the way Utah State looked forward to a clear second-hal- f Skyline road Monday with only one obstacle looming — a Feb 28 meeting with now unbeaten Utah on the Utes’ battle-fiel- d The Utags used five men and roaring backing by some 6400 fans to revenge an earlier loss 7 Saturday at George Nelson fieldhouse Excepting the Utah clash in two weeks coach Cec Baker’s fiery five can look without an undue amount of optimism to an undefeated run and a con3 ceivable mark But the road has its other namely Denver and a “bad game” stemming from over 74-6- 10-- pit-fal- ls ifiA night of the season March 7 but the Pioneers are ijot famous for their prowess on the road while in contrast the Aggies aren’t slouches on their home floor The “bad game” could be a bigger block than Utah but the feeling is the Aggies got their bad games out of their system against BYU at Provo and Denver in the mile-hig- h city However against one of the league’s weaker teams could wreck the Ags The Aggies’ remaining schedule has four of six tilts in Logan over-confiden- ce They meet Wyoming and Colorado State here this weekend travel to Montana State Feb 26 and meet Utah two nights later and wind up the slate in Logan March engineers im u panics lolst Winter Carnival Honors Slalom Josephson Eng Jones Pi Kappa Alpha the EngineBullen: Styles Sudags: 474 ers Chi Omega and Banks Downhill: Jones Bullen: Josephtook home Winter Carnival son Eng Styles Sudags- 579 INDEPENDENT honors for their respective intraDownhill: Melartin Dixie Martin murals divisions at Beaver Bowl Dixie Raybould “A": 200 Slalom: Melartin Dixie All-Sta- rs - Saturday Dixie In men’s competition the Engineers totaled 73 meet points to win over the Foresters 44 and Bullen Hall 37 PiKA edged Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi hung up 61 Chi O used 74 points to take the sorority trophy away from Alpha Chi Omega with 66 Kappa Delta finished way back with 48 Banks with 54 and two other Independent entries Rockets (42) and Dixie 41 broke up the Perennials domination of their loop 79-7- 2 Nielsen Banks: 4G 8 Martin Roar BIG GAME in cage“"loop this week is a Thursday clash between undefeated Sigma Chi and Pi Kappa Alpha Other action in the race now down to five entries see Delta Sigma Phi meet Sigma Alpha Epsilon today ‘B’ and 7 against New Mexico and Denver It is virtually impossible to pick a “hero” in the exhilerat-in-g win over BYU Saturday But defensive chox-eturned in by Jerry Schofield and Ralph on Cat “guns” John Nicoll and Gary Earnest tremendous board efforts of Schofield and Hal Theus the second-hal- f clutch play of Bob Ipsen and the ever-co- 6 s Cul-limo- re ONLY ACTION in Club league water basketball is a Wednesday DON LARSEN defeated Gary Miles three games to two to fake table tennis the the ’mural office reports Don Ray Melling took the measure of Yahya Mojtehedi in All-camp- us tine finals of billards Dee Smith served as sports manager for ping pong while Therm Joimson held the post for pool ENGINE ERMAX JOHNSON clash between College Hill and bi'oke his leg in the men’s dowthe Southern Utah Snakes The nhill Saturday at Beaver bowl for Utahns dropped the Intercollegi- the only casualty during the ate Knights 36-- Monday competition week-lon- g 2 Logan Selected ll5T Intermoun-Fo- r tain Area Showing! ol performance of Max Perry turned the tide The Ags shot 380 from the field compared with 338 for the Cougars but yielded the charity percentage to the Cats 789 to 583 Military Paddiers Squash Ags 55-3- 1 Utah State’s varsity swimmers took a 55-3-1 New thrashing Mexico’s military institute at N M Saturday The winners also took a 1 over the University of New Mexico in the double dual meet Diver fi-o- 45-4- Scott Gaffney and paddiers Storm Watkins Ed Collins and John paced the win over the Ag gies The eight-ma- n Aggie squad re turned to Logan Sunday Me-che- m TRACV The Scanning Skyline in Ernest Hemingway’s League Games FRATERNITY Country: Kapp PiKA Cottime: 10:10 Dick PiKA: Thompson PiKA 389 lam-ki- n PiKA Downhill: Thompson Sigma Chi Dick PiKA: 520 Utah 83 Montana 71 SkimeNter: Kappa Sigma Dahmer Doughty Clark College SAE Colorado State 74 New Mexico Hill: 475 points SORORITY 55 Slalom: Mathews Chi O KD Schley Alpha Chi: 32 9 Winget Denver 74 Wyoming 39 Downhill: Call Alpha Chi (tie) KD Chi O: Cannon Winget (tie) Utah State 74 Brigham Young Schley Alpha Chi Mathews Chi O: 67 228 CEFB CroRR Country: Valentine Carbon Colorado State 60 Denver 52 Costello Newman Hogge Eng IX i3T( Wyoming 91 New Mexico 64 All Games From Warner Bros In WarnerColor CroRS VI ter SAE Dahmer SAE Slalom— Walters SAE Felipe Pazos therBItcKboard Jungfe'boy — Utah at Denver Montana at New Mexico Friday Colorado State at Utah State Wyoming at Brigham Young Saturday Utah at New Mexico Colorado State at Brigham Y Wyoming at Utah State Montana at Denver ri Dit&d IjJOllU StURSES ScranJ- - fa Produced MwJt Qomposd k PETER V1ERTEL h t El AND HAYKAKO VMPPR1 ani Qmiucui i) SEE FROM THE PLUS ROAD RUNNER CARTOON rrm 17 M r? ’ — ULi n Features: 5:00 6:45 START 1:30 3:15 8:30 10:1s In Cinemascope and Last 2 Days — Ends Wed "Rally Round The Flog |
