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Money-Save- r Mary Ashton tournament director said that afternoon games Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday will be played at Deseret Pf : tr: Gym in order to avoid conflict :t' with classes at the University of St Utah All night games and all will and games Friday Saturday be played at the Ute field house f''71 Ashton added 4 i How They Stand in College Cage Races I 55 5111 a possible 25 were II:tan SPAIN Nol I Bob Allen Leo Caption and Merl Coon 's3mtans 5 5 543 5 I 453 o In singles competition Chick Thorn- '1'-sad1 I '1:i A and It ton Charles Andertow and Pat Miller 'N4t4 Maxim I IS 071 COAST PACIFIC blasted 25 straight Division Martharn Pat Miller and Merll Coon won the W L Prt team event v he Ken Olsen 12 2 Ai? 571 I lasted the field in the miss and out Idaho oreaon 4 4 5() event 55 429 8 Getting Slade Battle' Rivals Top Contests 1 Undisputed Champs h iniva Lewis Smolka blasted 25 straight targets Sunday to win the weekly trophy shoot at the Salt Lake Gun i s The victory plus three other places in the top six gave the Norwegians 18Vs points and an Wis Cagers Take Litl off Tourney Tuesday special instruction for young racing skiers reelected officers and added one man to its board of gover- 1Vejar nors 'Veteran- Meeting in the lodge the club reelected O M Mitchel Jr Stamford Conn as !In president NEW YORK Feb 24 (UP)--- In Other officers elected were the two best fights on this week's George S Eccles prominent Og- boxing schedule contend er den Utah banker vice presi- Chico N'ejar and Jimmy Slade dent and a member of the board will to advance in their retry C Burden Beverly Hills Shirley divisions at the expense spective Cal vice president Robert seasoned veterans Blakslet secretary and Nelson :of Velterweight Vejar of StamE Bennett treasurer Fred Hass will seek his 40th: ford Conn Washington D C was added to International Color in 41 professional bouts: victory the board of directors of Pruden The nixie meets he when tourney got a big splash Blakslee outlined a program to Ont in a tele: of intersectional color this year aid promising young skiers by St Catherine's at Madison when Redondo Reach and East the employment of a special vision Glendale of California qualified coach Club members okehed the :Square Garden Friday night to try for the 1952 championship Meanwhile lightteavyweight: in be set will up program and it New York will along with North Shore of Chi of Slade !Jimmy the near future an-- i Dub Ian of Nettie° and Hill The coach would train young tackle Archie Moore the con- - cap) of Canada Spring skiers in the area and those who eient but able St Louis Rack to defend the 1951 title television a go to the resort to work with an tender in St- - Louis 1Vednesday will he another strong squad ear at bout eye toward developing Olympic rying the colors of Logan Fifth night material he said l'ard but the defending cham race-fina- ' Collins Friday' two-gam- e e ' (2-9- to Program CI 1 I ram nlilers xxx— 11111ell 82-6- SVSC Charts e hockey 170 91-5- College y total points topped the previous game total of 149 when B Y U beat last year Denver Utah State had easy sailing over Denver at Logan Thursday Colorado A and M ) idle in conference play last week romped over Colorado State of the Rocky Mountain Conference 6447 in a game at Fort Collins Saturday Five Loop Tests Besides the Brigham Young-Saturday headliner! Wyoming there are five other conference! games this Week Colorado A4 and M and Denver begin the ac-- t tion in a Wednesday game at the Colorado capital Montana goes against New Mexico at Albuquerque Thursday Brigham Young meets Colorado A and M at Fortl 0 Morris-Harve- mice rout at 98-7- The Young Brigham PORTLAND Ore Feb 24 — Seattle University's Johnny O'Brien broke the all time individual college scoring record for one season here Saturday night by Potting 37 points as the Chieftains dropped a 93 to 80 decision to the University of Portland The speedy O'Brien fouled out in the closing minutes of the contest as his output of 37 points boosted his total for the season to 970 points The old record was 967 points set in 1949-5by George King of y r in a d Mexico (142) x—Olympic record xx—Olympic and world record Salt Lake City Friday that shat-Retains 1948 championship tered two conference scoring records Utah's output was five points more than the i previous one team record held by INTERNATIONAL COLOR (17P) NEW YORK Feb 24—A brief letter Sunday from Sammy EVANSTON Wyo (Special)--Snead in Florida made but one reference to golf However that remark! indicated Swingin' Sam would soon be back on the tourney Five years ago Vernon Kelsey of trail Idaho Falls competed in every He said "I'm getting restless down here Don't be surprised race on the cutter to see me out there shootin' with the boys soon" !race circuit without a It's the first time we can recall Snead's taking a vacation while race And for reward winning the assothe rich winter tourneys were under way We know of no golfer ciation membership voted him who has a deeper reverence for the dollar He loves to shoot for the sportsmanship trophy for that t the winter jackpots 'year Sam has been supervising the erection of a new home for with almost 2000 fans himself and family at Coral Gables Fla And naturally it cost Sunday him on Kelsey drove more than he originally intended to spend That must have riffled cheering his sparkling team of Rondo C his equanimity and Mary to the championship It is reassuring the know nevertheless that whatever the climax a uphill fight from home cost it could have made but a small dent in Sam's bankroll 'the bottomlong to the top of the Since his first big year in 1937 he has been a top performer and 'ladder earner Close friends estimatssthat he is now in the $100000-a-yea- r i Clinched Title bracket Kelsey clinched the championship in the ninth event of the Wins Average of $30000 a Year three-dameet by outlastivig Dom Snead wins an average of $30000 a year in the tourneys His Nield and his team of colts over indorsements of golf equipment and other products are estimated the quarter-milsnow packed as worth about $40000 a year And in summer he is the pro at straightaway down one of EvanWhite Sulphur Springs W Va—a very wealthy club There he ston's main streets sells equipment and gives lessons His fees are fancy Blaine heap and John Wort Same must be very grateful to the fates that directed his had battled into contention in the steps along the fairways instead of through Cauliflower Canyon last day's competition but Wort where he once stetnedpbeaded He still is an enthusiastic boxing who won their feature race had fan although he lasn't tossed leather since he was a high school to wait for six more events be- fore he was certain he W! lost senior at Hot Springs Va His Iletter Sunday requested some information about heavy- a chance for the championship Had the Stuff weight contender Rocky Martian° In high school Snead was interested in several sports One Had Nield come home winner of his friends a few years older had ambitions to become a boxing the championship would have The would-bmanager pilot was grooming a youngster who wound up with Kelsey Wort and resembled Jack Dempsey—facially at least Heap still having a chance at the title But with the chips down Second 'Dempsey' Kept Going Down Kelsey's veteran team- had the The friend asked Snead to spar with his scrapper As Sammy stuff for victory The big crowd of racing fans later explained it: "I just kept sticking out my left fist and that lined the main street of this second Dempsey kept going backward to the canvas The fellow Wyoming community to watch got up the last time and said boxing didn't appear to be his the finals of the cutter racing profession season which were sponsored by had no to So friend he to wanted take "My manage fighter me under his wing I accepted a match at a high school benefit the Evanston Junior Chamber of Palmer I won the decisiono but my opponent hit me with a punch that Commerce Miss Jeanine event over the three-da- y looked like a wagonload of hay coming I had a knot on my chin reigned as cutter race queen for weeks trophy was "About that time I had started working in the golf shop at The sportsmanship Ken Johnson Driggs to awarded I the Hot Springs Country Club figured they wouldn't want me Ida In the shop if I had all my teeth knocked out So I hung up the the while Nield was awarded horsemanship trophy gloves" ls The cutter highlightBut Sam is'still a great bobber and weaver at the ringside ed (he annual Junior Chamber of - — Commerce sponsored winter car- "7-T- tail-en- SETS SCORE RECORD John Mooney 13y - 66-5- 3 SEA'YITE STAR Purse in Cutter Races Hy Steve Snider (5-- America Cutter Racing Assn finals Sunday Evanston Five years ago Kelsey couldn't win a victory In entire cutter race Reason Kelsey Takes The Sports Patrol ' n records Montana ) took over the fifth spot and dropped Deninto sixth by beating the ver Pioneers at Missoula Smear Lobos New Utah smeared And a New Champion Is on the Way to Throne ' 10 7-- 5 4'400004 - Germany bobsled—No 1 sled (Andreas Ostler) 52434 four man bobsled—No I sled (Andreas Ostler) 5:0783 figure fikat- ing pairs—Pal and Paul Falk 52-5- I 2 Two-ma- i - r tri- IN 6TII WINTER OLYMPICS 1 ''- resounding team a umph in the games for the sturdy IIERES SLATE OF CIIA3IPIONS games 4 the ski :climaxed in p Arnfinn Bergmann a daring Norsemen spectacular climax on llolmen-- i mining engineer la ho plans The surge of humanity that young 11111 kollen Sulu where a rec-- ! to settle in North America won and :flocked to Holmenkollen ord crowd P1 150000 ineludingt the championship with two soar- stood for hours in the snow conNor-i King llaakon Vp cheered a ing almost flawless leaps that stituted the largest crowd ever to watch a winter sports specta!cle The previous high mark was 1130000 which turned out for the !Olympic ski Jumps at GarmischIPartenkirchen in Germany in bakethall Skyline near-swee- I a high-ridin- g '0ftantle A tt q( I r f:' 1 ' 4444 rt ' 44' - 0S10 Feb 24 (—The sixth! wegian 1Vinter Olympic games came to Jump race was all but history Sunday as the Wyoming Cowboys get a chance to wrap up the conference crown against the B Y U Cougars' at Laramie Saturday A' victory against second place Brigham Young would give the Pokes the Skyline' title and an automatic berth in the N C A A basketball playoffs1 Wyoming has a record of 10 loop wins and a single loss that to a surprising Utah State five and a win Saturday night would give them the crown if they lose their remaining two conference - 11 t) I' ' ' I ''' '''''':' rr 1: i - '' I 1952 The ' ( Score Near Sweep in Event Skyline Cage Title I 4 47- - ' - t'''' r- P4'' 'e: Pokes Near ' :: ' - al'" 150000 Watch Host Ski Stars 01 ONE LOSS - 's It 1 fr I- 2‘'! 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