Show - v 1 -- - - t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ' - t '- - e s I - 1 - Ion -I '' 14 1 ' ' ' 1 - blush-producin- g - - i' t ' i 0 N 1 t I ' - - - '' t :f I '''' ! 1 i i : 1 ' v q Paul Cook Igo defensive halfback helps his dad Joseph Cook Into his number for Turkey 1 - l Charles Takes- Verdict in 1! 1 - tt: 1 Bivin's Scrap CHICAGO 1 football playerawill have a numerical edge over the Aggies Thursday Fathers of the players will sit on the Ute bench and wear the identical numbers on their backs that their sons will be carrying on the football field The game has been set aside at Mad'sDay'l by —the Utes and the players and their dads will have I lot in common with their boys who are battling for the conference championship Nov 28 trn—Former d )iff ' Charles of Cincinnati gunning I for a shot at the heavyweight ' crown now owned by Rocky t Marciano weighed 185 Bivins Cleveland veteran who had met t- Charles four times'' previonsly I scaled 183 referee and both judges toted for Charles by an identical ballot In Illinois each i round Is ecored on a' basis A slim crowd of 2799 booed continuously as ' both fighters mauled each other harmlessly STOCKTON CAL Nov 26 141 most of the way of Pacific accepted a The victory theoretically set to play in the bid Wednesday Charles a at for shot summer up 211 Bowl Sun New Year's Day at the winner of the March title 4 bout between Marciano and Jer-- - El Paso Tex The team voted unanimously Joe Walcott--- ---favot Of Thegame against MN--The most excitement came in the opening round as Charles sissippl Southern Jerry Kirsten C 0 P graduate I ' whistled a wicked right-hanshot manager received a telephone to which Bivins the jaw dumped 2 inquiry Wednesday morning from along the ropes e Gene Donahue game chairman t for El Paso's Sun Carnival Assn i gl k A' asking if C OP would accept a ! ibt bid ' i Kirsten said then that C OP aoi ' Jitptioj ' Coach Ernie Jorge would rather ' 1410 ' -- I not commit himself until after the game with Marquette here I' Saturday Kirsten said he also wanted to ask team members —But when the team voted In or favor Kirsten called Donahue ' back received an invitation and 4 0 accepted it to- - 111°‘ - It will be the second straight Am Sun Bowl game for the Tigers i pf who lost to Texas Tech last time iiiil COP Accepts Sun Bowl 4 58-4- 3 Glidiron -- - d 1 It 8 61 'I Li I iss:1 - - 1 ) --- 24-1- 4 - t' i — t I - ' - f1'7 t P ball times could iw only Ct could beat ant 711 k '' - 0 4a ' 'i I r t 1k 0 4444 :4 7 Ab 2 t- v v '20 11"!:' St'' At 'aN : 9 '- '1' ''''':: i A: L tt t 't' f t ): - ''i ' !' 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Makin said it happened two years ago while he was hunting geese Wayne operations '' 4 - "2 will 131 Soren ! coach! field Ashby Iron a league ment a corn WILSON POPULAR MODEL Bosox Ho ilor master Makin superintendent Bon vier I by gr i SPRY AT 86 his f -:' PROFESSINAL $2495 Born in South Dakota and reared in the marshes and meadows of Vtah the big sixyear-old Labrador is equally adept at retrieving upland game birds or ' waterfowl Ducks or pheasants—it makes no difference to Rip who loves nothing better than a 'bunting trip with burin SKI OUTFIT t shell 1 North 0 - As agree( feat Coach Rams big in Royal been sophol his st strong 7 -- -- For Rip sleek Labrador hunting companion of H B Makin Provo steel executive is a superb apecithent of gentlenets a teal "tender mouth" His hustle and spirit—and Rip has plenty— never take such hold that he forgets his chief obligation—to bring the prey back undamaged Rip even ddes it with eggs for practices and—he never cracks a 1 ) SKI BOOTS PROVO (Special) — Watching Rip retrieve a big ringneck you wonder bow he ever got such a name 4MIPWIWMkWOPWISOINIMNIMININIWOMPOWNWONIPM - I ' in the satcp Seidel High some play 1 HEADQUARTERS 0 'Rip' Tops as Hunting Pal --op- en YOUR SKIING 1 Maybe they figure there's Safety in numbers but Utah beavyweight champion Ezzard Charles scored a lint-rounknockdown and then plodded to an unanimous decision over Jimmy Bivins in a dull Chicago Stadium bout Wednesday - L20 RIC - peed3 MAKE AL'S $2995 Provoan Finds REDSKIN DADS SIT 'ON' BENCH TODAY - Ilte dads will wear same sit on bench for contest Day game with Aggies numbers as sons and I '- - 4 I Co'niisting of the Following : i - MOLLERUP Zül BOOTS A--- all 4-- 5 Attention! - M-y- Farmers Win ! In laden Border Conference champ31 steam there to constitute touch otthe-tv- e setbacks tame of in the last three Weekends and gained more than 200 yards on --are ready tbe ground against-Colorad-ohi Cgs 'feet that 'they' --lost by-- threalouctoand to pull mit 'orthe-Slump-Thclempe task looms as one downs Atkinson's backfield lineup of the toughest Atkinson has had kickoff to face since the COngarstangled may be juggleirt prior-tn Sat- with San Jose State The Spar- time but Dick' relt-tlivotans bested B Y U 4427 while terfield Reed Stohvorthy and A S C was losing by a Henry West appear to be the strongest candidates for an of- margin to the same club Just what measures Brigham fensive foursome Young plans to take in stemming 314007717 MOJI!C the Sun Devils assault is some-thing Coach Clyde Smith would ty c like to know The Y passing ac 4631 5 weapon will be in for plenty of gr 0 attention and if the Tempe club can stop the aerials they should have the game in the bag I Y of11's B Although rushing MOVING &STORAGE tense has improved considerably since the start of the season 133 NOM MST IMNI 11 LAN Gallia I critics doubt if there's enough De Groot Hopes mid-seaso- al Three ine -- :1 I4 PlanTo WILDCATS SCOUT UTE TILT TODAY Arizona isn't taking any chances that Utah will catch them unprepared next year ' The Wildcats who handed PROVO (Special)—One of the Utah its worst licking of the largest senior groups-In-Skylwill have four scouts football - itk last "al in the stazictiluleii theAggler PROVO fSpeci Saturday — legiateappearanceBrighami and Utes clash Thursday Tempe site of an intersectional Young University's basketball Utah opens its season against tussle involving Brigham Voting team Is all shot — with flu im- - the Wildcats at Tucson in 1953 and Arizona State's heavily famunization serum- that is vored Sun Devil& Rather than risk the 'possibility Nearly two dozen B Y U graduates-elect will be on hand when n of another flu the two clubs line up for the 8 demie — like the one that took pm kickoff in Goodwin Stadium the fight out of several key There's not much chance for a players last year — Coach Stan Cougar victory if you take a Watts is readying his boys for glance at comparative scores but Utah State will have one un- Cpach Chick Atkinson and his the physical worst rooter in the stands boys seemed ready enough for an This week Watts gave his 20 expected praying for an Aggie victory on upset in Wednesday's drill The charges another round of shots Thursday battle is one of those traditional in the hope that the cold weather Dud De Groot coach of second-plac-e tilts that can produce a variety New Mexico came up to of results including an upset malady might be avoided scout the Aggies personally and B Y U's season record is a Weekly Visits booking that The "ounce of prevention" was pray that Utah State could upset the Utes which would put the could be helped to the 500 mark administered by Dr Artel llama team physician who ex- Lobos "in" as conference champs with a triumph over the power 1 pects to have the flu bug kayo'd by Christmas He will continue to make weekly visits until the team is free of any risks Watts called a Medic into counsel several weeks ago prompted no doubt by the memories of last year's battle with the virus It's hard to forget the 'crucial contests-th- e w Cats- - lost to- - Utah SKI and Utah State The Aggies and the Utes caught the Cats with Wilson top grade de luxe mod their blood count down and as a el ski boots High pebble grain were - black result— the teather uppers with sponge dropped out of the title picture rubber- - insole and high grade Preseason Splash rubber leather lining New Meanwhile the Cougars ImprovedandArlberg strap readied plans for the big preseason splash Friday night at Pocatello Opponent will be Coach Steve Belko's Idaho State College Bengals in their new million-dolla- r A repeat gym WILSON SPECIAL MODEL — performance is scheduled Satur" day Aside from veterans Joe Black and Harold Richey forward pebble groin leather s Christensen guard the Cougar round toe new Improved Ad -d- not be may starting lineup berg ankle strap 212c heavy known until the two clubs shed N leather sole double sovm and their warmups Friday night wood guilt completely pegged Nick Mateljan and Boyd Jarman In metal last and counter arch head the center aspirants Tom narrow American heel Karren and Dean Larsen have an edge on the other forward post and Bob Cowser may get the guard assignment - — i 'opposite Christensen s ' Thursday Novemb!? 17 1952 Cougar Quint 'Shot' to Prevent Flu - - 4 ' - - - st - ' 1 -— ' 1 tl -- - - - ' ' A 0 Afdt dr it A Obi AmAdiAlkAA040AAL0444AstaftekoAAAAAA-NAJ""- o!'' 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