Show I' THS OGDEN STAND ' mwkw TAKE FLAG 'mvy& lasyCage Victory 1 At FJ 1 f - ' m f Central rolled past Washington 7 "I SKIING : T© C©I!dte T®iniilfiit tussle Washington's Trojans at the tail end of the league1 with a single vlctqry were lagging most oi the way as they were held to 9 field goals Their percentage from the free line was down also as the Trojans collected 9 out of 25 chances to score High shotmakers for Washing Nilson and Stan ton were Bruce r James who each racked 5 Fort The Mount Ogden-Mounclash was a real thriller tight all d The the way and of the most Rams were in front out reach of time but never really if the Bears of Mound Fort had been able tb rally Robert yan Shaar and Cully Christensen each collected 10 points to head the scoring procession and Don Huntley added 8 Erik Ward of Mound Fort was high for the session with 14 digits Robert Tafoya plunked 9 for the vanquished Bears Arnie Garr swished 6 points Box score WASHINGTON CENTRAL G T F P TFP Nilson 2 3 15 2 Stone J0 00 Owens 2 5 0 4 3 3 3 Newell Hazen 13 13 2 4 3 7 Fragi Belt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wheeler James 2 4 15 Johnson 12 13 Wells Sant 10 0 2 0 0 2 RESULTS well-playe- team single -- MOUNT T LEAGUE OOAMA 523 High Individual series: Al Eldredge Coy Swanger 518 High single games Coy Swanger 210 Dick Dorton 202 High team series: Kool Kats 2833 High team tingle game: Rejects 1048 individual series: Alvina Miller 569 Marjorie Flecther 563 High single garnet Myrna Benson Marjorie Fletcher 198 High High team series: Bohemian Club 2806 team single game: Bohemian Club 965 Wtgb MOUND OGDEN P 2 10 Van Shaar 0 6 Powell 0 2 McGarry 0 0' Richardson F DEPOT NAVY SUPPLY i 9 25 9 27 Totals LEAGUE FRIDAY LADIES High individual series: Oscar Briggs Jim Logan 526 High single game: 204 Jim Logan Oscar Briggs August u:X 2381 High team series: Pepsi-Co846 team single game: Pepsi-Colala 560 tmie 201 u nh Y LEGION Davis 535 individual series: Mark Kingston 516 High single game: AlRudd 194 High team P vin Davis 205 Ivan team single 0 series: Lpyalty 8142247 High 0 game: Loyalty FORT STf Alvin Hiah Anderson 0 10 3 2 Thompson 0 2 0 1 0 WHITE CITY MIXED FOURSOME Tafoya 3 4 3 9 Ward 6 5 2 14 0 0 individual series: Ken Miller 559 High 4 6 2 lOChristensea Luthy 16 2 4 Ken Rylands Darrell Hunter 556 Laaies: 2 4 Chatlin 2 8 2 12 3 Huntley 496 Lund 605 Shirley' Neves Garr 3 0 0 6 Marlene 0 2 2 2 Hodges Ren Ken Miller 223 single High garnet Srazen 10 0 2 BvUrufe- - 215 Ladiest Marlene Lund 215 2 2 15 DParker 2 2 2 6 Fife Shirlev Neves 205 Hiah team series: Lund Hign team single game: 15 20 9 39 Rvalands 2308 Totals 191911 49 784 4 3 4-7- 8-- : -- Scott Sneddon Wins Top Vegas Award Nev (UPI) — Utah boxers- dominated the Las Vegas Regional Golden Gloves championships Wednesday night Four cf the seven boxers selected at the championships to represent the region at the Tournament of Champions in Chicago March 24 were from - Utah iii - Vi Gene Armstrong Gets Garden Go With Webb ho 2:100 Miss Deaver 2az4 RenieCox Port Leyden N 2:128 and Mary Lind Santa Fe N M 2:146 ' Werner 23 and a hot prospect for a U S Olympic berth1 tried to take the course too fast He spilled twice and broke his ski the second time but' wasn't hurt He was one of 12 men skiers who failed to : finish the" tricky course Werner won the downhill event - ' - ' - ' - ' " 4 s x - v " ani ' " k S' - vx '- - V - - '- - ') " V- :v::::v:A-:::::K:v::v:- : t'-- - j L I 9 :A if I — f - — i - w ±:Al: : f '"X r - fc -- j : ! - l - - - - Jinnnrs last tnnV pnmhinpH weekend in the North' American Alpine championships at Squaw Valley Calif Pravda second : in -combined won the slalom a Anderson University Beverly of Washington coed won the women's combined at Squaw Val ley Miss Deaver is a 1958 iar riman Cup winner Two Idaho skiers who are rated hieh among Olympic prospects are not competing here They d are Frank Brown and Stan who Idaho McCall of both had to go i back to school f after the Squaw Valley meet Olympic hopefuls must compete in at least two of the five I X Har-woo- J' v"- iiiiViiiiiiii'ii ir M rati — that he takes a break mat as V i ii v-- v Rill Norman seems the picture of despair for a cigaret and coffee But his Detroit only chance Tigers shaping up in Lakeland Fla are given the season--(NEthis Yankees to coming the of coming close " A ' Photo) SPEAKING OF RECORDS Celtics Lakers Geti312P6infs lore near-shuto- 13-ye- ar Gar-denEv- en wild-swingi- ng Boston1 bettered the record for most points in a game in one half (90) and in one quarter (52) without the services of its great center Bill Russell St Louis holder of the prev- ious single game point mark of 14 whmneri -- svracuse in me 3 as only othfer Ieague test Bob Pettit hit for 39 points at home The Celtics Bob Cousy had a record 28 assists Richie Guenn of New York had set the old standard of ' 21 1 earlier this sea son Cooz also collected 31 points to follow Tommy Heinsohn's 43 Bill Sharman showed 29 points for 29 minutes Lost in the maze of records Totals 16 23 11 43 Welch v 2 7 4 8 Porttr 1 1 RDurrant 0 3 2 3 2 6 Turner Ital 0 RESULTS Training With YanB COLLEGE 'x- - x Brown 80 6 - " BYU t SOUTH (Southern Conference Tournament) West Virginia 85 W & M 82 Citadel 53 Washington 52 Presbyterian 76: Erskine 49 Wofford 62 Newberry 61 Mt t Mary 106 Baltimore U S3 Catawba 58 Lenoir Rhyno 33 Tulane 77 Louisiana St 65 Maryland 75 South Carolina 43 ' MIDWEST Marquette 81 Western Mich 71Gus Adolphus 71 MacAlester 65 Chicago U 64 111 NavyPier'- 49 Kansas St 87 Kansas 77 Northern III 88 Eastern III 60 r Western Reserve 79 Bethany 76 - J r ) SOUTHWEST " - 1 RIAl ISTATI j - ' i " INV PROPEXT1IS ' EX 2-22- 22 STUnDZVANT with Ttolai 17117 18-year-- I I 1 i ' fni A- I 41 Archie Moore Eager to Meet Robinson SAN DIEGO The much-discuss- ed t Tntk ml wtata - : Calif (UPI) — proposed - ht anything to say about it "It looks like I'll sign Moore said after a conference with his Manager Jack (Doc) Kearns and his business associate Nate ' ' conferred inaay of tne witn newiy- - Ron Delany Seeks New Indoor Mile Record vrW vnnK (UPI— Ireland's Delany makes his first mile f n hi ftWn wpek-olPROVO— Six members of the in- a in glamorous rword tonight team1 at e ROTC rifle uy Force to steal Air posej ""i vitation event Rosensohn Moore said the deal the shQW from expected in will the collegians University Young Brigham sounded 9Tinnfti tempting 2oth intercollegiate travel to El Paso Tex next wee Gibson former president of the A TrMA fipiri Mv International Box- to participate in the 10th annual — Southwest Invitational wi'th ing Commission- said he had Thomas of Boston abbut the with talked of one Ray Sugar be will team BYU world record high the The week m Miami Robin- - University r last fight the for the indoor retired sixtv teams from throughout MofiH£1ir tvants tVia fiffht " jumper meet has lost IC4A' season the United States that have been in he said one 'of the leading attractions of vited to participate The other -o- — titlist for will hi fenresenting Air the middleweight and Navy ROTC Moore's v crown would be held J liMllfA sometime in June either in New units from colleges anu umiCi York's ONI GOOD USED TD1S Yankee Stadium or in J INTERNATIONAL a fi n team plus one al Los Angeles' new sports arena no mentioned The Rosensohn BYU guarternate will represent civ aHAt are Dennis R Bunman antees in his talks with the figh' T Alhambra Calif Roger P Car- ters' Gibson said' ChristenL ley Mapleton Jack "mcnaru-v- T on iriahn Kaiis: Only 1900 Hours Us Covey Arcadia Jaiu ana ue Vert and FranKlin JJi JJixniva ' ALSO ONI from Albany Ore y?son Boxing Enter- National PK? as-form- ed -- fLil??? r"1" d - t A once-powerf- ul - s- w ' However the v crack five-ma-n invitational field for the Lou Zamperini Mile and a record endraw try list of 50 colleges willfans to a crowd of about 12000 the Madison Square Garden for rolleee-kidannual carnival Five defending champions are in the field Delany who will be seeking nis 30fli consecutive i mile victory could get his toughest competition from Hungary's Istvan and Bill Dellinger of 0ie Force Air US s' Roz-savolg- yi ' mm II' vp-ma- CRAWLER TRACTOR ii:ri:5 Fre Estitnatct Window Bathroom Fireplaces C-- 4n Ay UJ a-'- — iMJ vrnACToa 23C0 Eeuh " ' Cz ' ' 1 Vahc3! Now At NEW LOW PRICES LIFETIMI WARRANTY L Against Doftts in Workmanship and Material ' 1 umziou ' Daytc Tiro UO TIME OR MILEAGE LIMIT BxJ I Lw— SPECIALISTS IN Front In4 Alisnmont ' Brako Sorvie Tunoaps 'GO Vit czi r: "zzn TILS CO IS bvwrhavhd) rx ' a5 Fronts GZlll f'iCONI 3?2 (Hmemntly r1 Patio Drainboardt RS MD5 GRAVJLGR (c©"HriVcV uiL'ii 'C2LP:LJ en Stor -'- : title bout 'be- tween Arcnie uvioore ana augar Ray Robinson today appeared a certainty if ageless Archie had light-heavyweig- Moore Truman ' Idaho St 82 Colo Mines 42 California 70 Sou California 64 Washington 74 Idaho 51 Tft 2 2 0 4 Langston6U 5 17 Foxiey 5 42i2 2 1 xBrkef 2 i'DPatfreman 2 10 O O O 0 Layton AFalfreipan sliilR downhill grade kept both young Dallas Long and Olympic champion Parry O'Brien out of the track record books today Both O'Brien and the MONTREAL (AP) — When the University of Southern CaliInternational League opens oper- ations Anril 14 "five new man- fornia freshman — by way of be handling dubs in Ujnrth Phoenix Ariz hieh school agers will nlilart" minnk vuvuM 5iilf —surpassed the r e VV11 MdSC uati m uiuvsi uuuuo cognized man new cast of the Heading shot put the a for mark world's nreInon thtk a rolling of 6fl because Tr But Friday pares or its 76th consecutive seaneither Cal Southern at infield Erson is Columbus's CaiErmer as a submitted be will Vina effort mci wuu suwwus ""o won tne oouinern Assn penuam record Long made his put in a meetn playoffs and Dixie Series at Bir- - between the SC frosh and Comp-tomingham last season: College On his second atThe New York Yankees who pushed: the iron ball 63 acquired control of the Richmond tempt 4?heinches O'Brien's world franchise have installed Steve fpet inches 2 feet 63 is mark Souchock longtime Yankee farmthe demonwitnessed O'Brien hand at the Virginians helm Long and Other "new managers are Pedro stration of power byinto a track Golez Havana Pepper Martin immediately changed several practice atMiami and Kerby Farrell Buf- suit After a off put of 63 Farrell was! the Marlins' tempts he got falo 6 inches feet f ipM hnce last VPar Official or not said O'Brien it T4Airfrr nr Montreal's Clav ever had yiryafit Cot Deal of Rochester was the best throw he made1 and Toronto's Dixie Walker ALLIS-CHAIMI- Huston Tilldtson" 94 Bishop 79 Kaufman 61 Dallas U 49 WEST Qynnors In Big Moot 71 n LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A ' s ''' EAST Columbia i - Boston 173 Minneapolis 139 St Louis 128 Syracuse 113 Saturday's Schedule Minneapolis at New York St Louis at Cincinnati-Sunday'Schedule Minneapolis at Philadelphia New York at Syracuse Cincinnati at Detroit Boston at St Louis (afternoonTV) 62'" Bridgeport 86 Fairfield 84 v Pennsylvania 73 Harvard 53 Penn St 64 Carnegie Tech 59 St Jos (Pa) 98 Georgetown (DC) 80 Qulnnipiac 89 New Haven Tch 72 Springfield 79 Coast Goard f Boston U 92 St Francis (NY) 70 Yale 84 Cornell 73 Syracuse 79 Colgate 68 ' Wagnef 67 Gettysburg 53 Princeton 83 Dartmouth 67 Colby 96 Bates 83 : ? Friday's Results GAMES Snow 42 Weber College 71 ev-winni- ng — ASSOCIATED PRESS Bountiful 66 Ben Lomond 45 Ogden 48 Weber 46 Olympus 54 East 58 South 54 West 36 J Granite 53 Highland 41 American Fork 36 Lehi 29 Tintic:54 St Francis 34 Union 57 Tabiona 26 " Judge 65 South Summit 32 ' Grantsville 42 St Joseph 37 Hurricane 67 Enterprise 49 Cedar City 64 Kanab 52 ' Millard 71 Beaver 65 Parowan 61 Delta 52 -North Summit 51 Park City 41 South Rich 70 North Rich 55 Wasatch 41 Morgan 36 Blanding 54 Monticello 39 T North Emery 58 South Emery 51 I Green River 67 Notre Dame 60 Binaham 72 Cyprus 46 Granger 53 Jordan 46 Murray 59 Tooele 45 flflanileSiaris 0 Harding NBA BASKETBALL UTAH HIGH SCHOOLS 4-- 1" 10 T F F Thorpe 4 eV3 11 Pearson 4 3311 Massey 4 3 19 DNay 6 3 214 Hartley 4 11 9 Haislip 2 1 0 4 RNay 0 10 0 24 is 10 58 - 0 2 0 0 Crane 2 2 0 4 Sampstn 0 3 0 0 Baird McGill BoyU 0 0 0 0 2 3 2 6 Visser 13 Williamson 4 63 11 13 1 McConnel 4 4 6 Fouyer 0 O 0 0 Ball 2 0 0 4 7 4 4 18 Millar Chrtstensan 2 0 0 4 13 21 1137 0 0 0 0 TH LATTON OGDEN 50TH 6 T F F - ian who weighed 161 pounds to Armstrong Armstrong's 157 was favored at w CLEARFIELD m 7S New Managers In Oldest f Minor League 10 23 12 32 Forty-secon- a 2ND 1 Totals Long O'Brien Each Break track Record " RFord 5 8 616 BFord 2 2 15 Hess 2 8 15 FifieldO 5 4 4 Stoker 0 0 0 0 Hoskins 1 0 0 2 (see-loser-s'' BASKETBALL 128-11- OOOO CLEARFIELD 2-- 8 - boxer-purchas- er 1 38-2- Forty-secon- I 10-rou-nd black-haire- d Totals - share of marks 10 0 2 is i at 50-2- 8 ut 9-- Stalling Hansen 39-3- 2 tive Gene Coniey who swished hook shots with both hands K C Jones six field goals for six tries and Jim Loscutoffs first half defensive job on Lakers rookie Elgin Baylor two field goals Boston tried 143 field- goals made 72 Both were records It was a gaudy 503 per cent The teams togethgr averagea 6Vz points a minute Their combined 312 points bettered the previous high of 282 by St Louis and Syracuse They also combined for most points in ju half (165) and in one quarter (96) itMinneapolis had to console self with the fact that no losing team ever scored so many points In the most prolific scoring exhistory of hibition in the the NBA Boston's Eastern division champions: rewrote the record book Friday at Boston Ithe losers got their st Sec 0 0 0 0 $ Rhest Highland edged1 Clearfield ' 0 0 0 0 JGooch ond to lost View Ogden Pleasant 10 14 4 24 4 and Ogden d defeated South Mor- - 0HIGHLAND Thirty-thir- d 0 Heitz in a consolation oraca- - 3 21017 Smith gan MFarrell 3 6 at rrom © 2 0 0 4 Petty no games lomgut 5 4212 Hetzel There will be MoTirlav's 3 0 0 6 Peterson awv " schedule is: 0 0 2 Jensen Thirty-sevent- h 5 pm Ogden VsOgden Fourteenth (consoia- Tf iS39 tinn bracken 6 tm Clearfieid OGDEN 31 ST Second vs Pleasant View 7 pjn High 0 4IFF 2 2 Shutt 4 54 12 Cardon d land vs Ogden 3 10 6 Sneddon (championship bracket) 8 pm 3 2 1718 CHowes Tavtnn Seventh vs Clearfield 6116 Charlton 9 sixth A(championship11 bracket) I 1)41 were 14 points and 11 rebounds i Duaiuu j— 139 and records ga- by baseball spring training fugi- ttuaiuii 58-4- 5 When matchmaker Jack Bar rett offered the Webb fight to davr I Armstrnni?a said j "rertainlv I'll fight Webb or any other con- ender I figure I'm ready for any of them now I've come on fast although I've had only 17 fights" Webb of Chicago is a danger ous Armstrong 27 is the fastest man in his division But he's a light hitter who scored but one kayo in his 17 victories om ueaen ruuein v v6ucu The Ace rated 10th by The Thirty-firs- t (second round los the and fifth' by Ring magazine ers) National Boxing Association said Box scores: RD OGDEN MORGAN he would have no other matches SOUTH 8 T F F T F F 6 before the Webb fight Cerr 8 9 6 22 3 3 2 8 Ashby By JACK CUDDY NEW YORK (UPI)—Unbeat Injury Keeps Round Table Out of Event FIGHT ft i V V - ' ' r -- - 5 n"un7' j m ii T Scott Sneddon of Ogden - despite a broken hand was named " : liards the outstanding boxer of the tourbad in AFB Hill By JIM KENSIL and received a nice tro nament Representing Associated Press Sports Writer minton will be A2C Thomas phy This is the day the big bats Oten division results: Murray 2849th Air Base Wing — Johnny Cesspdbch Utah come Duchesne into play at American and 1st Lt Rex Payne 4677 Ra dec118Darrell Shivenaux Duchesne dar Evaluation Squadron singles trauiing- - camps in Florida Lake League McEwan Grant Salt City 126 Oadan Du Tim Sneddon Uc Homer Lt Payne and SSgtRES doubles 135 — Paul Fui Las vegas knocKea out and Arizona Mickey Mantle starts working plantis also 4677th 3rd Kav Bunnel Salt Lake In the Table Tennis event Hill 147 — Gary Brown CitySalt Lake City de out with the New York Yankees frorn Scott Sneddon Ogden (broken at St will enter SSgt Robert Finley foult Petersburg Fla Jackie hand 2347th Air Reserve Flying Center Jensen — Ben begins training with the 160 Jerry Vinson Orem Utah dec Lee 25th Cedar City and A2(t-Jlussel- l Red Sox at Scottsdale Boston Hengen 175 — Primes White Las Vegas dec Ammunition Supply Squadron Junior Ted Williams who And Ariz Blank Salt Lake Citv and A!C Jesse Robinson 4677th Heavyweight — James Davis Henderson winters in Florida is expected Chief Warrant Officer James dec Leon Jordon Las Vegas at Scottsdale for his first ' Crutchf ield of 2849th AB Wing and Capt Fred Dexter Hq This powerful trio shared the OOAMA will participate in the league's three major hitting titles ' handball 'events : last season Williams had a bat All base entries were picked ting average of 328 Mantle hit series as a result of a 42 home runs and Jensen batted of elimination contests Lin 122 runs And Jackie who A reception for participating belted 35 homers and had a 286 teams will be held at 9 am Wedaverage picked up the Most Valu able Player award in the process nesday morning at the service club followed by pairings The ARCADIA Calif (AP)— Mon- Mantle the MVP in 1956 and tournament win oegin at i pmj 1957 signed with the Yankees Table Round king: that afternoon : j nursing a badly cut left fron Friday for $80000 ending a two-da- y : Base military and the general holdout almost surely is out of the Jensen a teammate of Mantle public are invited to attend the $145000 guaranteed Santa Anita tournament on the 1951 Yankees also agreed Handicao todav And some observers at Santa to terms Friday but for only half of the year" for 1958 will as much $40000 RESULTS "horse It has been a decade since be retired from racing carried off the MVP he signed recently tor but award be to ASSOCIATED PRESS was nounced earlier this more Mantle ana Jensen than Round season Table's last NEW YORK (Madison Square His incombined his Round salary is a report suffered Table Garden) Qene (Ace) Armed $125000 in the $60400 Washington Elizabeth N J jury strong 157 Other new signees included Birthday Handicap Monday outpointed Italo Scortichini 161 : He kicked himself and fin- Preston Ward Kansas City and i Italy 10 ished dead last in a field of 16 Gus Zernial Detroit SAN DIEGO Calif — Pimi horses 32 lengths behind the Although rain hit several of the 122 16 HaukuchiTijuana winner Japan's pride Barajas yJiminez major league camps Friday Mexico outpointed Ross Padilla kaxa The cut is just below the the generarfeeling waicf ppU' 122 gtockton 10 ) msm back oi the ankle m two-mon- th ' Four Teams Reach Semis In Division 3 Tourney f en Gene (Ace) Armstrong was so impressive while registering his 17th straight victory Friday decision night oh a that he will be matched with Spi PARAMOUNT BOWL MAJOR Hiah Individual series: (Four Games) — der Webb g middleNanmi Morrow 732: AddiC Utsman 696 206 Bon weight contender at Madison High single games Addie Utsman nie Eldredge 204 High team series: sterebel 15 Western Wear 2011 High team single gamei Square Garden May 551 s Service Palmer Arm Slender lightning-fas- t CAPITAL N Elizabeth of beat strong wtnh inHivlHunl series Bob Relnacher 59 Ed Individual game Ed Henderson 579 high chunky Italo Scortichini cham w mimuin rienaerson uz team team series Forest Service 3054 high pion of Italy by an official 1 service Forest game 1 1 score in their TV fight at the Garden All three ring officials gave only the second round to the LAS VEGAS ' h 9-- 4-- I ' " m 9-- fh "h:5-?'- Putzi Frandl of Radstadt: ria won the women's downhill followed time of 2090 with - 70-ga- te d lop-side- J HILL AFB Utah — Hill AFB will be the site next week of an Air Materiel Command military fports carnival March 7 Close to' 50 top Air Force ath letes will compete in badminton billiards" table tennis and hand ball Besides Hill AMC bases ex pected to participate are Tinker AFB Okla Norton AFB Calif Maine Caribou AF Station Rushmore AF Station S D Grif-fis AFB N Y and McClellan AFB Calif' All events except billiards will be held in the base gym Action will shift to the non-comissioned officers' club for bil ' iiniiui-iimiimtii- ""it - third-rankin- Slates Carnival March ' - v IP training Tost "It isn't enough : to go fast tryouts skiers who Ihtermountam-are- a just during the season's races" trailed the top five men includSalt Lake Pravda hoping to retire the ed: Marvin Melville of 2:420 a time with a third vic- City 6th with Harriman Cup 15th at Lake Salt and a statewide television audi tory this year won the downhill Alan Engen UNITED PRESS Pocatello ame ence also will watch the INTERNATIONAL with a time of 2:346 That was 2:554 Gray Reynolds" 19th at 2:594 an has Denver Second place better than second-plac- e and -JacksonyWyo League leading Utah hosts red easier task tonight The Pioneers 2 seconds Marth Utah Miller Alan Ogden and of St Anton Toni hot Utah State University in Salt 2:014 at at Mexico 21st New Austria who finished at 2:368 Lake City tonight in a Skylin play last place aiIn all 12 men failed to finish Pioneers The Albuaueraue were followed oy Max marThey Conference basketball game that hold one win over olt Aspen Colo 2:394 J l m ' the downhill ! carries championship implications ready j Lobos 2:396 Tammy the Mont Berrier Kalispell for both teams uu oi a uenverwm and Gary Vaughn Oia JJorge a via amuus a comDination Utah out in front with a 10--1 and w ' isners wun a mue iroToV a Utah loss wouiaj put utan v record needs the win to solidify and Denver into a tie ior me its hold on first place since the lead Utes finish Skyline action next In other games" tonight Brig-haweek wiyi a pair of road games Young winds up its road utan state also must win to schedule Montana at Misretain any hopes it has for the soula andagainst hosts Colotitle- - The Aggies are in third rado State Wyoming University place 'with an 3 record scoring star "Tony Wyoming Both teams are fresh from hard Windis is expected to make his Glenn 1113 earned victories achieved Thurs- first start in three weeks tonight 3 JDurrant Sixth Ogden Forty- - 0111 Schade 12 13 0 0 0 Ncwbold nrfiplrl day night BSchade 0 0 0 0 Seventh and High- 1 0 0 2 Heiner Tivton — ' Larkin 0 0 0 0 wm The Utes had to go overtime r leievise cnannei am ttote jvrv Parker 1 2 13 o beat Brigham Young and Utah the Utah-UtaState game tonight land advanced to the v State downed Montana in the fi- starting at 8 pm KLO and 'the 01 me juiioiw 19 20 12 so Totals Tournament last night 9 18 1028 —— — nal 10 seconds of play Intermountain network will carry Basketball Seventh ' a mgmy PLEASANT VIEW 06DEM 42HO ton upset Lay radio s a contest on sellout the is Tonight play by play rated Ogden Fiftieth team in e2 3t 2f 6p RCragun Coniey 77216 w— 4 8 2 10 Francis Cowlishaw 3 33? a inrmei wc uv Thirty-firtuthv 0 111 4 2 0 8 Redden outhustled a good Ogden 0 2 0 0 Draney Olson 0 0 while 10 team and won Norton 4 3 2 10 0 0 0 0 Tucker Lund-Rylan- Hill i t 9-4- n LEAGUE LADIES AMERICAN 19 25 20 5S 1033 High Individual series: Doris Annand 472 Jenetta Bishop 426 High single game: Verla Hauser --179 Pauline Dinsdale 169 High team series: Tendergrown 2730 Hign team single games Hamettes 924 oooo Close Brookfield game: SWIFT 1 10 CLASSIC OGDEN 642 High Individual Series: Joe Barney Cecil Bradbury 601 High ing!e game: Lynn 228 High team Don Evans 230 Foley teriesr Aviation Supply 2899 High team single games Aviation Supply 1001 " SWIFT MEN'S LEAGUE Annand 586 Bill High individual series: 563 Vern High single game: Buckway 236 Vern Buckway! 235 Floyd Pettingill High High team series: Brookfield 2963 d Hill 1 2 1 3 Hansen 0 111 Ardema 0 4 3 3 Halt OI i i New Mexico in Pioneers Crucial Game Utes Favored BOWLING ! 11 Edwards 2 2 Nielsen 0 Noble 0 7 7 6 20 Owen 2 0 0 4 Gillette 2 0 0 4 Ogden i" in Aus-- -- 6-fo- ot 3 5 5 - two-mil- Doints 0 3 Buddy Wornor Breaks Sid in Downhill Harriman Classic head start Saturday going into the slalom event of the 18th annual Harriman Cup ski races e men's He won the downhill race Friday while his chief rival Buddy Werner of Steamboat Springs Colo broke a ski and did not finish ' The slalom courses were laid out on Sun Valley's Ruud Mouncourse for men tain a and a shorter onei of about' 50 gates for women The field of 59 men and 26 women had to ' make two runs to qualify The Harriman is an important one for the young Americans tak ing part: It's one of five tryout meets for the 1960 US Olympic team and I two US Olympic officials are on hand to watch ' They are DrtAmos R Little of Helena Mont manager of the 1960 men's and women's Alpine teams and Bill Beck Hanover N H who will coach the USiBoth called F r men's team 111 race a fine test course seconded by Sally a Whitemarsh Pa miss placed third in women's downhill She said' the US gins feel they need more practice and - : f held " "N' : tna a bun valley ski instructor a -- OGDENITES ENJOY SUN Lew Stone ordinarily a high pointmaker for the Cubs Regis-as tered only once from the field he hobbled about on an injured ankle Paul Gillette was given the call to replace him and collected 4 markers The defensive work of Bob Johnson wasf an outstanding f ea- ture of the Cubs' production The center practically controlled the boards throughout the y SUN VALLEY Idaho (AP) — Veteran Christian Pravda of Aus- - 49-3- h SiiQini-aulle- t and Mount Ogden puffed in 9 in a front of Mound Fort : pair of city junior high basket f ball eames yesterday The win by Mount Ogden clinched second place for the Rams with two games remaining for all teams in the loop Central's victory didn't do much more than underscore the prow- - ? ' ess of the Cubs who already had the crown wrapped up Don VALLEY Owens headed the scoring for the members of the Mu Ogden Ski "Club and their SUN VALLEY Ida — Thirty-thre- e Centralites -- popping the cords wives enjoyed skiing at this famous resort for three days Front row left to ngnt: for a hefty 20 points made on 7 Beck field goals and 6 for 7 at the Jim Oto Dean St Arnault Mrs Arnault Mrs Harold Luddington and Mrs Bob BiU Mrs Bill Keith charity stripBack row left to right: Rodney Carter Mrs Maynard Victor David Edwards flipped 11 Harold Rhodes Pete Miller Russell Maltby Bob Beck Bob Van Dyke Lloyd Hubbard markers through for the next Luddington and Bill Rhodes The photo was taken with Mt Baldy m the background best showing in Central's scoring parade Bob Fraga hit for 7 - iihjjhwjw" wii uWi 1 kr 58-2- 0 Tl OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 23 v&qpzjKmmQ- ii Central in AltD-EXAimT- ' Ann's' ITtJi and KixttI l! i j |