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Show ' . - J. The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, February 24, 1963 2D . ' ; Utes Vanquish Cougars in Overti: e Thriller, W 106-10- 0 - Cats Lose Title Hopes, 64 Fouls Mar Clash By Bob Williams Tribune Sports Writer Midnight was a long time coming lor Brigham Youngs Cinderella eager Saturday night but it linally arrived in the form ol a overtime victory lor Utah's Redskins. Bills Ags Salvage and waa the chief all night, plus pulling the "impossible" three-poin- t play that sent the game into overtime. BYUa Bruce Burton, Jim Kelson and Mike Gardner all left the game on fouls as did THE LOSS DROPPED the Utahs John Allen, Poug Moon, Cougars out ol contention lor Dan Hawes and Thomas. the Western Athletic ConferAfter a see-saopening ence title as Arizona State session BIT left the floor at halftime with a edge. WAC Standings never-say-di- thom-in-the-sid- e Wo I s 4 Istvrd.r't - Loaf t S 4 I 3 3 4 t Raautts Utah 104. Brlthant Yount lot Arizona Stott 74. Now Max tea Arizona 44. Wyoming 41 a to dropped New Mexico, recforge an impregnable ord. BYU is now Utah hid to make comeback after comeback to grab the win a wild and woolly game that ' saw seven count em, seven starters benched forr too many personal foula. There were JM thats personals tailed, right, (4 n the Cats, 31 on the Utes.;- - - g 89-8- 4 4,974 8-- 1 33-o- BUT BOB QUINNEY hit a acore to . On the Ute throw-ithe ball, Batchelor finger-nailecame up with it out of the scramble and dunked a Idrive-iwhile being fouled. He made the foul to make it and still eight seconds to n n 89-8- J Utah missed at the beU. Then the Utes scored seven Everyone on each points lh one minute, one secof the overtime while the Thomas, unheralded reserve Cougars could only get one Redskin (or big honors. basket. Thomas came off the bench to THEN CRAIN, Spence Thur-goospark several rallies. and Keith Allred all hit He canned IS points and in the clutch for the Utea as pulled in some crucial re-- Mark Miller scored eight points to keep the Cougars dangerous. bounds. Also in the double digits in Bo Crain, playing the cecond the scoring columns were Redhalf on a bad ankle that was skins John Allen (10) and packed in ice whenever he Moon (18) and Cougars Kelson wasnt on the court, canned 21 (14), Burton (12), John Lewis points. Allen Holmes, the (17), Mike Gardner (12) and (almost) center, scored Bob Quinney (10). 19 and tied with Thomas for THE 5,324 FANS in the rebound honors with 11. were treated to a hectic game from top to bottom that saw the Utes gain revenge for the pasting theywtook in Provo. The prelim frosh game was thriller as the Ute another Bill Backman, manager of Papooses came from way bethe Bonneville Speedway Assn., hind to take an victory. will be guest speaker at the RIOHAM YOUNO UTAH T ,p-- T - Society- - of Automotive Engi21 1 I-- 0 14 KtlMA C rsta 7 Burton Ailsn 3 - 4 10 neers dinner meeting Tuesday 47 - S 12 14 17 Ltwil Hoimas 4 Moon 4 - 5 17 at 7 p.m. at the Prudential Fed- i7 - 3 1411 Gardnor 3 Batchalor Kroostr 1 - 5 J Blumanthal eral Savings and Loan AudiHawos 11-414-44 - 4 0 Arvjrm Thurgood torium. 3 - J 14 Qulnnay Thomas 7 - 4 14 Heroes? side was a hero. Single out Ron ond d one-legge-d wig-war- n Auto Engineers Meet Tuesday 71-5- 3 89-8- 7 1 4- 3- 1 5- 3- 1 1 4 4- 1 4- WILL discuss the famed Bonneville Speedway and will show two films, Salt and Speed and The Big Circle." 4- 4 4 Alstrom 14-4- 1 Millar 4 4- - 4 4 OaMman 4 BACKMAN tlli in the Redskin fieldhouse. BYlTs Gary Batchelor and Lou Andrus (44) keep a close eye on pisy. Utes won Ron Thomas and Brigham Young Universitys Jim Kelson reach for loose ball in Saturday nights Utah University M 4- - 1 Allrod 4 Obi Halo 4 Cook Fattonon Totals halftlma: Brigham at - 144 4 4 33 U. Swimmers Nab Nab Win Over Bears 76-6- 2 106-10- Duel Special to The Tribune 8-- top-flig- 58-3- 0 Arizona, Tips 5-- 3 Pokes, d 2 d d 200-yar- d wthe2 I Jama, J Silas IS A oka 2 1 1 11 to-l- CaHiar 2 f GoWsbarry Ferahan Scot at halftlma. tan It. 4 I J Smith U)I Browne freestyle (U)i Knlaht (C). :51 0 (ties varsity rec100 T F 2 3 31 G CeWwell Cerkvenik Becker Dalrman Seniti Howard Scrim Iz Wllllema Lucero 22 Haree 44 10 Kruzicb 7 McKay Wesson M 14 1 Parsonat touts- - C rat ah tan McManamon Jamas X Silas 0, A oka X Waanar 1. Utah Stata E stag X Johnson X Calltar X Htstn X OeWsbarrv X Anal. X 69-6- 8 MSU, BEHIND 13 points once la the first half, came halftime lead. back for a 45-3The Grizzlies built up an spread in the first 12 minutes of the last halt Coll me up BUY A FORD WALTER LARSON 262-26- 1 9 18-poi- Engineers .3il t ( 34 9 42 Halftlma Mexico 24. ord) Personal V or hees (C) I Rogers 200 backstroke 3, Lucaro (U)l Nesilv (U). 2 17 3. 2a Wasson 7 44 14 1 Total 504 freestyle Schultz (U)j Baird (C)l 11 Halflima acort- - Arizona 47, Wyoming 31 Cervemk, Garrett (U) 5 27 1. 2. Personal fouls Wyoming Rochlitz 5. Scrimelz Bernard (U)i Rob200 breastroke Hanson X 2. X Eastland Richardson erts U); (C). 1 22 3 (new 3 X Arizona A Collins Robinson Long record) Utah (Smith, Johnson, Lavov, Breck A Fhmn 2, Rust-lan400 freestyle reley A Doolan 3, Dauk A Clausen t Olson, Beer. Brown). 3 24 4. score; Totals Arizona 12 19 3 9 1 2 1 2 4 4 32 9 74 Stats 33 Nsw fouls: New Mexico Williams Haroo 2 Kruzlch 4, McKay 3. Arizona Stats Caldwell 3, Becker 4 Dalrman, Senttze, Ge Date League Meet Utah 104, BYU 1M Utah Stata 49, Creighton 41 Ariiona State 74, New Mexico 42 Providence 12 Seton Hell 42 Venderbllt 7S, FiorW 74 Yale 41, Cornell 40 Tulene 95, Mississippi 93 Bradley 44, Wichita 43 North Caroline State M, VM1 73 Memphis State 55, Loyola (Lo.) 4B Louisville 41 Dayton 55 Texas 92, SMU 74 St Joseph's (Pa ) 44, La Salle 49 Loyola (Chicago) 42, Houston 51 St Louis 79, Drake 53 Wake Forest 81, South Carolina 74 Davidson 99, Citadel 71 Notre Dame 93, Detroit 79 Bali State 95, Indiana State 73 Butler 79, Bvenavrile 74 Bowling Green (Ohio) 92, Western Michigan 75 Northwestern 71, Minnesota 44 Mississippi State 99, Louisiana State 44 Columbia 74, Brown 43 NYU 74. St. Francis (NY) Kansas State 42, Iowa State 50 Oklahoma 49, Missouri 47 Penn 92, Dartmouth 43 Cincinnati 55, Tulsa 54 Ohio State 93, Iowa 79 Texes Tech 74, Rice 73 Texes AIM 17, Texes Christian 54 Arkansas 47, Baylor 41 -- Genistas 92, Boston Collate 41 William A Mary 75, Richmond 39 Pitt 93, Penn State 47 Toledo 43, Marshall 59 Princeton 74. Harvard 40 Maryland 49, Ctomson 47 Miami (Fla ) 99, Florida State 79 Fordhem 57, St. John's (N.Y.) 42 Deoeuw 70, Valparaiso 49 Kentucky 79, Auburn 59 Georgia Tech 44, Georgia 59 Tennessee 73, Alabama 40 Villanova 73, Xavier 99 West Virginia 104 George Wishing-to- n PLAY A VITAL ROLE IN YOUR NATIONS SPACE & MISSILE PROGRAMS - Special ta The Tribune The Granger QRANGER Babe Ruth Baseball League will hold an election meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Granger Sixth Ward, 3273 Hillsdale Dr. Boys 13 through 15 interested in playing should bring a parent to the meeting. Skate Stars Eye Tourney Today A talented Programmers Saturday Game 20 3 4 group of ice skaters will prove Sunday that you dont have to be a mathematical genius to be good at figures during the fifth annual Utah Figure Skating Club tournament. FIRST OF THE two-daevent will start Sunday at 9 am. at the Hygeia Ice Kink. Dancing competition will also take the spotlight. The second round of competition is also set for Thursday at Hygeia. Some 50 youngsters of all ages, Including some defending and former champions, will be competing for the awards which will be presented at an awards banquet March 1 at the Ambas- sador Club. y 94 Long Term Assignments with Pan American Guided Missiles Range Division at Cape Canaveral Behind the dreme el each taw nek ) e veal eperettae vltel nrtiwM4 9e fbe ece end mittita pre ef ftat iwftae'g grew. At grime cewtrerttr ta Hit Air Feme. 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Feb. 23 (A) John F. Lance, coach of the Pittsburgh Stkte College basketball teams for 41 years, a n n e u need his resignation Saturday. EDP .BASEMENT ROOMS TV ROOMS, DENS GARAGES FREE ESTIMATES SALT LAKE CITY CALL turn of events as ball rolls out of bounds. Official John Lloyd gave it to Redskins. 7 . INTERVIEWS Mon. & Tues. Feb. 25-2Call Mr. Bill Howe DAvis Mta.os4Itm.-lta.iR.tol- IN 6-S9- 72 MIDWEST hi I a. ,1aw it lazaaaaalaiit at fkta Ikaa, writ, la aewMwae Mr. p. K. 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Idaho State 47 Idaho 43, Washington 54 Montana 94, Weber 75 Sente Clara 77, San Jose 47 St. Mary's 91 Loveia (L A.) 74 GENERAL I Pad Safety Facilities College Cage . Scores A 1 10 lMf 00 Total Utah Stata IX Crtiah- - small-colleg- OFT 9 4 9 4 4 0 5 (Vcr-hee- 4i, 24 Anal, I 44 Casa, I 04 0 Haxt 00 I Hasan I waenar I Jmat 1 It El to I J II Jettnson I 04 12 McManamon 2-- 6 record) i.. 1 ntana 500-yar- Bob Quinney of Brigham Young and Ron Thomas (X Utah seem stunned by sudden OFTIB THE AGGIES took time out to set up a play and after work ing the ball around, Estes drew two foul shots. He made both of them making It for USU and Creighton took 84-7- 5 time to set up a last gasp try. Creighton got off a shot that Praaa Associated By missed and when the Aggies MISSOULA, MONT, Feb. were awarded the ball out of State University lim- bounds In the resulting reited Weber College to one field bound battle, the game was goal in the first 12 minutes of over. McManus was really the second half then withstood upset a late Wildcat rally for an 84-7HE CAME UP off the bench, basketball victory Saturday shook hands violently with night . USU Coach LaDell Andersen The victory ended a si and then tried to get lit the gam losing streak. officials but was held away. The game started out In dull Weber, ranked fifth natione poll, fashion with both teams exally in the suffered its third defeat against tremely cold and nothing Indicated such a wild finish. 19 triumphs. The Grizzly scoring was led by Tim Aldrich with 22. Parker Jenkins hit 18 to lead Weber. 4 200-yaf- JMI iaa Olson (U. Young 1 76-6- 2 UTAH STATS F T CREIGHTON 1 Weber for Win The BERKELEY, CALIF. Swimmers of University of Western-Athlet- ic By Associated Press Conference Utah wound up their most sucbasketball championship. TEMfE, ARIZ., Feb. 23 cessful road "trip in history Arizona State University blisTHE SUN DEVILS, and competition against Mexico Satur- with only Arizona to New tered Univerover the play in knocking by day night and clinched the first league competition, gained the sity of California tankers, title when Utah defeated BrigSaturday morning. ham Young 106-10in overLED BY Steve Schultz who time. Brigham Young is in Utes nabbed three victories, the second place with a record. completed their dual meet camThe victory puts 11 vicof a with record paign the NCAA Far West playoffs 84-6- 3 tories and just two defeats. against Seattle, Oregon State Pete Browne established a and Utah State next month. new pool record at Cal with TUCSON, ARIZ., Feb. 23 :22.4 in the THE SUN DEVILS, now 22-a freestyle. (UPI) Guard Warren Rus-tanSteve Smith tied the Utah varand the nations fourth-rankeplayed brilliant offense sity record with a 51 flat in and defense Saturday night to team, defeated New Mexico by the .100 freestyle and one of lead the University of Arizona throwing a curtain of defendthe tter Umes was tunied iivito a dearut Ira The Western ers around by Kirn Bernard in the Athletic Conference victory Large" Harge. This held the Lobo sharpshooter - to four breastroke. He swam the dis- over faltering Wyoming. tance in 2:22.3, a new pool recpoints in the first half. -- BUSTAND scored 22 The Devils, meanwhile, points ord. hlmself- - h,h for the me' spurted to a 17-- first half adSCHULTZ checked the Wyoming star, vantage while the Lobos, button an, freestyle, the Robinson, who had only in the league, failed to score the and freestyle. fly goals in 15 attempts. a field goal in the first 7 minTha results: Cellfornie 404 medley reley finished with 21 utes. Robinson 3 53 1 Geae. Goode, Beilock) Schultz (U li Baird (Ol points, including 13 free. 200 freestyle NEW MEXICO ARIZONA JTATI I 57 A 68-6- 7 - play. Grizzlies Rip Sun Devils Slug Lobos, Nab WAC Cage Title SO Browne (U); Kagan freestyle (C)i Smith (U). :31 4 (ntw aool record I n 200 Indlvlduel medley Bernard (U)j Parsonat (aula: Brigham Young (C) 2 10 1. I. Knight S, Burton S. Lewis 4, Gardner C; McCreary Three-mete- r 3. Blumenthal Rodrigo (C) divlna Batchelor A Andrus, Davidson (C). Bell Crain 1, Allan Utah Mlllari Ill points. A (U) Qutnney Schultz (U)i Goode (Ol 200 butterfly X Holmes 1, Moon X Kroeaar 3. Hawas Oarnev (Cl. IMS. (new Utah varsity J, Thurgood X Thomas X Obllialo. Scot Utah 44. 65-6- 68-6- 8 - fans. CREIGHTON mentor John (Red) McManus put on a tremendous show from the bench and at the end was so fighting mad that he had to Jje restrained from tackling officials Ray Hale and Don Overly. Creighton took a 7 lead when Larry Wagner hit a long field goal with 40 seconds to jumper to narrow the 89-86- 61-6- In the process, Utah State fans had a new favorite coach to boo. 76-6- 5-- 39-3- THE AGGIES, who threatrun away with the game at one point had to come from behind to notch their 20th victory of the season. And it was the foul line accuracy of Estes that enabled the Ags to grab this barn burner before After more of the acore Utah finally seemed to have it wrapped up lead and only 20 with an seconds left after Thomas dropped In a layup on a missed foul shot and two fouls of his own. teeter-totterin- n ened to 45-4- 0 Arlzono Stott Brlaham Yount Utah Wyoming Arizona Now Max lea BUT CREIGHTONS Paul Silas put on a great one-mashow to j?ull the Bluejays to a 9 tie with 16 minutes left In the game. . THE BLUEJAYS had their widest lead. with 3:18 to play and then possibly made the mistake that could have cost them 4he game. They tried to stall oqt the remaining time and this was Impossible, Troy Collier gof n field goal, then stole the ball back and Mark Hasen was fouled or the play. Hasen made two foul pitches and the Aggies were with 1:32 back In front, to go. WAGNER GOT two baskets for Creighton and PhlLJohn-so- n one for the Aggies making it for the Bluejays and that set up the final hectic seconds of play. By Marion Dunn Tribune Sports Writer LOGAN Utah States great sophomore Wayne Estes calmly sank two foul tries with 22 seconds left to play to give the Aggies a 69-6-8 victory over a fighting Creighton University five here Saturday night e 106-10- 0 , Battle 69-6-8 GABY BATCHELOR 24 points the scoring with led Eqtud Opportunity Employ 1 |