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Show DESERET NEWS AND TitediAM, tridayt fetruayy 14, 1964 B 9 - --, N , , , " a vpere yocbrz-- z TIME' 04Z,L 0 ,, : i 4 Ac-ei- : sir virt By GEORGE FERGUSON ANA - 4",41(1-tgli4r4- .. TUCSON, ARIZ. k A , - year7they'ye had 4i!Y ;r lie t t Azz 1 .4 - e11::2 - I ;7?.;., W 75. : N the-chas- at - mr0 - Tueson,L - r cat Gym somewhat similar to . M4' FA91 Skylhte Conference , ;y ri ethWivinklAsewr:;ka cally and the players are-finall- Redskin- s-- the- 2 , ,t at28..t perg a me.: CaIdweIl Is at 21.4. Both Walk and Larson agree - Statezonldpull wins dutof the Utah and tharif7-Arizona-- , -- - es the San Devils would B y -- . Tempe fans are 'antielpat- a real clael between ASC's 'Joe Cald,well a n d Brigham Young's John Fairchild. Fair- child Is leading , the WAC two , convinced--thls-ls nd New Mexico- - for the fired a par 72 as his putter failed tough basketball year and they challenge 1963 1.1tahtitle. All of which pmsents of much as it did in the -can't live on past laurels.,, the same problems which con open at Salt Lake. That would pa pressure on. -firdnted the Utes in the past at Darkness stymied 15Jgolteri -- Iii-- gun Devils baye itthree Utah's- - Rglisidns since tbeLre-- g to-- - lrnainder-to- f ;streak-gointheir league-taiTtincludint:tletendint champ Don are on the ioad- .Wit The Wildcatslike the Itarns-- -the revhval, proveJheir -- --- dne ; :- ;- - s. par-S6'- foe,- Colo-- - -- - c "0141 .., SinunIIII first day lead with six under - thetightronfuteaot anold - Iv Titeson. airport Ing . F,Tt !7'4 the Phoenix leseeempanied tO L Phoenix. Coach Jack Gard- some valuable Arizona a n d Arizona tour-studd-ed Ei t; almost' enough to rate good' space in the daily Tucson 4rom-Phoe4O3'UCSOn TT eWrtlfeet. Larson said the Wildcats , Seats are definitely at a BIT tests Arizona Staa Fri- - - though winless in the WAC- - at Miura here this weekend for in- day at are not out of Tempe and.then moves 1 3 vasion of Urdversitv of Utah to Tucson Saturday. "I believe possiblito and Brigham Young In a series , win the VAC with three losses. This crucial southwest basketwhich has strong bearing on oar But we can't afford ball series must share tht NVAC one." comt glory , --- with the PA Tud:' ., rizonaStatelCoach-----ett so Open :7; '' it et I VinCedthatthe Tharsilay upon their arrival at-Two Texans, Ernie Vossler team to beat and -- - 1 il.t:rs sd nis .q1A ' over nationally rated Tex. and a road win against Arizona. Jim- - Rhead, an ex Ute who a MtimonegcaUgtearsh4,s mllnetCstshe twO as Western too said t Zr 1 - ,- - - es -- - L. oAtla Hl 1F 104a rAM,,SEI Ag scieWOMaeE eirszssztiv WIEMerP A G - , N se, -- - rig .410-Cn- ee 1;1 , past rouWtime - N:N 4, AfaC7it 16- The Tucson Open did not draw many of the top players, a development that drew blasts th4 Arizona court is known ' from local newspapers. as Bear Down Gym. And wily indiBruce coach Larson Coach Bruce Larson young cated the Wildcats w&t, u 1 d be that Thursday he did not be"bearing down" on Utah Friday lieve Arizona deserved a c'tland BYU Saturday. lar spot in the BAC. "But The Cougars frOm - Brigham then," he added with a grin, Young had settled in Phoenix "in a race as close as this Thursday by the time the Ute one. L suppose' any coach In plane set clown to await fret:1.4er 'the WM; wouldTeel that way?' selling basketball in Tucson, home of the University of Arizona Wildcats. But cage fortunes seem to be on the rise since ' formation of . Q 2"N -- tare a defense minded quint dedicated tn. !deliberate patternityle of offense7 - land Deseret Netts Sports Writer SPORTS SCORES EL -- oe 'AZ"' vt, 7yz, e:riN7Ar 13 IP ittio------; AZatit ' goltht Stall Maste'rsloop- - Behunin-Shows-1(e- g Ouinfel-With7-32-1Se-- s--I- rie- --- -- n Pioneer - - MiI mssoor Mohan - , Versatile liyoming Clubs, , "Xu"Awolote - 5: : DENVER (UPI) In theOlympus I Lee Lovato turne'd in two good with a582-23.,, - lead but - By111McDONALD blew a eiliy- - Ladies.----- --- -LaLanesHis Wasatch seriesat WriterDesereews Sporti closed with a rush behind Flynn in the .0Iym-- , Lanes Kent best was a At Robinson's 34 points to defeat Don Behunin's a good golfer 648 series pus Hills Handicap, but he also a up Abplanalp rang in a et something of a softball player , with another for the Home big game for the scored a game Thursday. and a pretty fair duck hunter. average-shootin- g Art Mendenhall had builders. their But the thing he does best' of taking Pro BasketballAIME League:L.z. newseason a1129230, Bob Boyer 'a the- Pioneers-th- is NATIONAL- - BASKETBALL vetnyeer 5 for the - . for the league, Bob Steel and Tom Cobele - ASSOCIATION 10 With 6 a tie .. Thursday night was a good high blast--' and 631,258 Allred came Eastern Division a with to go and ran up-- a 10- - case in point-whe- n through he whittled - ' Handicappers,Jim 5 and Reed Kedding: ed a.729 16 43 Boston 2 lead in eight down the pins and the opposi-fio- Roy Saddler had a n ,cincinnatl t451j32,L683 at ,the same time for a Ph iladelphia 17. New York League. Wyoming rolled to a 0 'kid huge 732 series in the Masters Western Division W I Pet, Lanes. It riming the first six minutes, but League at 24 .600 36 San Francisce GeneMann sparked the 37 .557 the Pioneers wiped that out in was one of the finest series of 34 St. Louis Men's League at Or- 33 29 .532 Los Angeles ,Cudahy a hurry to take a 2 edge. the season for the Salt Lake City 34 24 Baltimore chard Bowl with it 42 15 Detroit News lead bounced Deseret and back Special Bowling Assn. 4631The San Francisco 106,13oston 95 while Marion Fletcher (753- OGOEN----Ogdeseveral times, but Deliver same scheduled) (Only High School and Donna BehuMin started out with a Football . Coach Morris --Johancarried a 9 lead at intermisBasketball sion. IiICo fat 266 and added gam, of sen announced he was quitting212 and 254 for East jilsiiieady his coaching chores to assume for gals' ,honors in ther WorTheCowboys beganto- - roll runs Duard 69 nmen's Singles. Providence 86 Rhode Island 72 with 10:486 playTheyrolled triumph. Good thing, toobecamanagement postwith the South Bob Harrison was right PatioSprings Country Club, ause 9 in Ken- - up a four Middle Tennessee minutes edge Eayern , way 73 718 1 and had their lead with behindwith a scintillating 675 . Friday. T ASSILI Davidson 55 Furman off of Midwest C11NN to "I of games the owner 2:44 Johansen, go. part NI , , Drake 53 North Texas St. 50 ( recreationlub-alha-m- o DENVER 00010v$461: e G F T 41 Houston t3 Miami (Hal 83 F 1 'Other7100'sIn--thG El Ad, 54 23 l'""nr"Ctlard"-nt-3-64V2wen- t Tots h Astoria, 621; in, 14 , 7 15 Arnold 121 , French 6 ws,t, five 4 10 England 77 Denver 66 Monte Vin- - Ogden n-High job -- years Clark 3 LACK 606; Wyomlng WORLD Mullett, - California at Santa Berbera 78 COP 65 3 10 Hendersc" and i- that time compiled 2 H"ar Leent and Tont 2 J25:s1 6 En glish Matsurner,i utill. Robinson12 104114 PortlandOLAMMarti ImAlmnice 1 7 ir-77 WilliametTe-- 74 0 stvs Sherman 2 Hal Dreyer; 2 tubas CHAMPIONSHIP Westhoff Linfield 105 Whitman 93 ,2 Region Two play. 604. and Ted Peters. 602. 26 ICU66 Totals His over-al- l mark .at gt 1943 77 In another Half time Denver 40 Wyoming 29 was Feb. 25 Tues.; Personals: DenverMixon 5, Arnold 2, league, Larry Vojtecky colEngland 4, Henderson 5, English. WyoJohansen succeeded Chris 643 lected for the Richardson a ming 4, Frenchick, Clark Apostol, -- a- Brigham-Youn- g-Westhoff F.T..4Bio.ik.;-.6-0.ii.-Agg..!paTake.,- SPORTS-- --- -- - - . - - 1Q-poi- SCOREBOARD State 639-25- 8 -- Q011.0ici.t'f40.,y0:,E0it:$.16-peijimekT-t-:;,,- 617-23- 5 . By DEE CHIPMAN' Deseret News Sports Writer -- - They had to pack LOGAN more than one this :1 or pre-PTtheir hazardous invasion of the .sunrise side otthe Rockies, but it goes without saying that most ; of the Aggies' hopes and aspire- tons are resting on one set of broad shoulders. Huey, the giant-with-ttouch, is the fellow who's -- weefitle -- I wide-varie- 1 F' Pal-D-M- ' . n ty 40-3- liege - o Unive!sity on t MondaT----,------- MunatioTeuto-poperatiVes-4n- 66-5- 113 ' cflt - -- 0 6 5 1 ILDainaWilittimelorAwork, out cluTe,r1fimmie of d 629-74- 7, - 85-7- 0, IesttuteS. 23-2- , twd-gam- - 6N-22- Ogden Coach, ,Resigns Post 20-1- he theFloneetitmlexaLDenver - . . rt 1 614-22- 72-6- xnuscular-effectivene- to--g- 638-12- a 607-24- 56-5- . over their former Skyline Con- look at Huey's techniques may .ference rivals. put him at a disadvantageThe experts figure, however,, Estes, however, is a tough that they'll have to be all out min to stop with a ssto - win 'em both, despite the of soft shots, his facts that they Whipped olorado under theAmsket, and Denver, his bustling determination. State, :Big previous Logan outings- -- The-- Aggies- ,- figurin- gFarmers-- - famous all L--is especially-pleasan- t with their regular five of Estes, to the militant Rams, Troy Collier and LeRoy Walker certainty that Wayne Estk will be "the" marked man when the who are still maintaining a Watts and up front with Garyo hitLonrIn:-the1rkMyronAggies of themserVes. flewOurfIganFtdaynorii es in Ft. Collins on Saturday and will be a big ing for an afternoon arrivaLin The - - normally, Aggies; wocking on the No. 9 inthe collegiate scoring premise that they can cut a slice race with - his 28.7 per game out of tourney averageThe fact that the rival melon with a pair of weekend cpaciacs CSI.J's canny JimWilltd1 out to make iams and Denver's victories, i youthful apair-ofit Troy Bledsothave had a prior 0 1 0 604-267 0 4 Pal-DM- high-scorin-g SPORT CHIPS 1 By Dee Cliipman eco g Ai y morejteroie 4igures ta ' vastnessol4he :, conuer the Appalachi- - . - -- - . '. - ans,-t- he Great Plains. the lower- ing heightsbt the Rockiel and Sierras, the hazards southwest .0itte great -----deserts. - The trepidation which,: ac-- , ' ; 1 '''''',.;,:.' .4, I , t 411,,L -- - ---Z , 4 -. ts,,, It'ro' 1 ' - ners '' 4.1.4e, , .,, .41, Colorado. '- .,,,,, : , ,,,;; ...., r,. erte 'i3 I . ,... , k ' 4. --- ,: ; i'l ' ts ,..Alt,,,,vA' ,Illr z, :,, r-s ,,r : , , .. , , . where nowis the faith that propelled Brigham builders across Young and his courageous band of empire the plains and into the mountains if. In this day of scientific Sar- enlightenment, an obstacle ex,en of the magnitude of , - - , - , :- - is talk,'se talk , talk, of course end some of it San-Join distant California. At least the 7----look at the Pacific Northwest has gone a two e., the.likelihoolLthat.Oregoes - 41 , ' nr.-Erne- gt Wi77e44tgon.-vko-rPq.;one- - , of Ogden,- - Utah, - Ille-Tha- was etlEta 5 7 5 00 1 0 11 15 10 2 $O. COLO. STATE ,,0 CS Ti n 6, 7 Nichois 3 Baby 11 2 Graham 8 Lynch 0 Moore S Erkkson Trice 013ell Powell 8 - 1 30 24 0 It , o . Ike-7- , 12 . ,,,,, . ) ,A P11--- r i 14.7"-.- , ' .T I c I 1?1 ... ko.ba Old AIL . . 10.8101 c. . . . Sidièamit0 . '''' '''''' -'- ' - lod WA Xtilib s etsusticrWeasf, hair that requires -- Gloomegtstt . 7- - : ..:-- -g- tzerehataiodrr - ilia-16:- 7 itsaitociP is .1 s, specialtare-Contain- triple lanolin. -- s;! controts.----1- , 70 LEA 400 n Ni I u 111 it NAME BRANDS FROM OUR REG. STOCK 'V-NEC- 'CARDIGAN 1( , -- ?--------. s. COAT STYLES tdit ,,,,, I'DEE.TODAY! DISPLAY - .,z.) ertlt, . ' I - I Teta Is 35114 76 )4 WI 79 Score at halftime: Souern Colorado' 43, Weber State 35. . Irt WAX o' 16 UTAH WOOLEN MILLS . 43-3- 'WEBER STATE , 0 F T. 5 2.0 10 Lyon 2 5 Sivulich 8 1 17 Sinsernagei 2 14 5 Young - U leagte vern Morris picked up a big game, too, with a 267 in a 629 charge through the first 20 utes. The Indians ran up a 43- - ,, 30 lead that Weber managed to 1 trim to 5 by intermission. l' BUTCH (9) IPK, of 5.fgeL Yvonne Martinez led' the gals in cm-Inlan- ,.11 , 100 VIRGIN WOOL - ENT 4 OF OF LARGE-ASSOIR'IM- -- Foreign Make Cars COLORS & STYLES he YOUna8 - that fur . in 1 - Jay Brown 614, Ron Mibed me605 and Vern Beck 601 .1 Rut it seemsthattherespon-gibilitfor rear' ing of this child has ,nossPil to thP 'niliant logs-o- f southwest. CPrtairtht.-4r4th-tPrio4rern , venly-,- - . , r1 - r1dde to- araennp this geographical, gnmpli ' political. traditional, financial , , - -- to---- ----- The ar night-The-tea- ms uthern-tcifik- thegame-early-and-- u - The latest suppositionwhich no one can Texas- - Western;-out-El fasoTis-t- he l:- -S3- do!,s (JO ) . . The Argies. undoubtedly. Could circumvent their geographical barriers if such becomes the case. However, them are other subtle factors at work. --- - - Us-- lympus--Majorswith 0 NOW ON SALE - A 610, spht a pair in - vibrations which are often readable from enternol;ft7t. anti, Utr,h's Dr. A. Rag' tTvin: too ha date (t Itig alreadvi delaueff retirement. tip, of the grapevine wonld have you believe , . the strumming ve balnnce of ,no7iti,y11 power tcould seem to reside--lithat the Aggie outlook Is deterionating. If such specula- , in 47,Apaufain.q. gossip la ki be believed,- blame geography.--- -, . . The Western Athletic Conference, sittine out a, two-yeAkgies, despiter all this burden of negative sup- e triDttl literallf-besall sides Is exnansion: on moratorium , position. P ren't Invited to Po out and slit thel, wrists. or by mssibilities. Utah State 'as been arabid and vociferous' 5nin.the13.1,1Skv, or convert RomnevStedium intoonesture---- lvlaxim-StrIteia petitioner: but so has- Texas Western, New never hurt-- anyone to ' Colorado State. ---- thowt11' them rnav be . 'those- ends Saturday . - - thehltgutt high-scori- Get Yotir Tickets Early 0.1 - ,trzil hair' ' before-foul- 6 lne triumph gave the Indians Balance- Of Po 1(ver In Southwest -: Coast Conference. .thehappenstance geography,- - - 77-7- The WAC. in our understsnding grew from a seed is te. nlantecl in the Tteehive-stait Just . it fact lost somewhee In the yelliminou4 diecuscilng that folwas born Ilere" ... - tliat-put-itt- out of the'game. , , -gspawned Iti- theland rant-act 1862 and located by the territorial politics of the lx9s, has been orphaned from the collegiate conference family pri- of history, the vagaries of madly by LeelaYist wm this week for the final basket of the game, a lay- Ti p otfekhltrthe . ' who-star- terl ,Geotaranhv Heins is. Ister System'. And complex, Ft. Collins is but 65. Mil eS1 El Paso is only a couple of hundred from ,. Proud-Utah-Sta- - .. , . WAC onoo:-Senitlipa- stern 13ut te, ' (UPI) - --- --- Rio Donald had a Sam scored 30 nointo-- -league; Diane Harwood thumped 28 from- garnebut tratrStitittreirtl7roTITITS5 e o fizzled for It 506 series In the 1179-7- 6 basketball victory over 1.6., same - house. Weber State Thursday night - Ranchettes at -- R, Rockie s can only be speculated upon. dthe 13s ss Cache Valley? the vast t $S So. Main THEATRI S It L uOT ; 64CP238,-While---Jo- to ,There'stalk. too, that the WAC-caul- d expand to al- a unlikeln seems that vremise" teams, 1? not lvitliont In nreredent. fact. of cmie thou, the beet ard, most re,,,feren,-,,- s - are htg (12). Big Ten (10) , 'e nd the' 0 ,1 Parifi,- - Cowl Conferenre in nalmier nd ' -- z,o ci wit-- Hates effortinciudeflthe , -- - --- P UEBLO - COLO - puts the conjectural finger on Texas and ' Cs I -- . sehobl-s.will-r- De- 1...,,4(,e ".,,.; Hudson, LaSalle, Columbus, ".: oto; the misgiViiiii--ljri-ent-71!mr. Chtmaa when Daniel Boone took those first wavering steps Into Kentucky; the uncertainties present when Lewis and Clark tramped into the uncharted ' 1,0111Siana' Purchase; the unknowns ahead of Jim Bridger -athe like breed of mountain 'men who first climbed the - . r 2, mighty 674 series and 247 "sisters!!is1 'last minute after Weber's John AlbuquerqueRivalryletweellerespective --- -. 1SUbemagel ittroppedfielder to high 7 game.- - Stan -- Mitchell old and lucrative. -- ing make it idded . a 617, Joe Milkovich Just - - 4-- of uintet- - Down-Webe- - - ' 0: SCS-- - . -- , , 2, - - rea s , t . Q coach University assistant ti the biggest Ilwp-artrier-trulle-Paassault on the bowling scoret, Country Club. there-we- re on6s of plenty high that spilled over to otherhouses. Ralpk Miller led the Utah Sand and Gravel -- at 11ancbtanes 1,369. - acceptance.- - Colorado Statethe same supposition propose -- is No, Ana that suppositio based strictly on geography , Th. ii,sister system" of league organization ' utilized - Throughout the long span of human endeavor geography , has played a vital Part in the progress of the civilizations thatflowedalongthe contoursoLtasiestaccess, ebbed against the barriers of mountaiii,jungle, sea and desert 'The of migratory movement in the 7777TD11F Noah Amen7a73witaii:ness followed the great mai Waterwaysthe St, Lawrence, the Great Lakes, the -- - Misgssippi, the Missouri. rn Attendance: - s 1 . UPTOWN 3. - .$ tlinititiZet ' ; Incluchns : 4 ig 0 K HAYES-BROL-BUIC- PARK WAGON - FREE SquareTerrace tear t41 Dow' Intranet) g - t CLEARANCE , - T 995 a,, ails D . OPEL KADET HARDTOP .4 VALUES TO 28 Orl 1iWóOimMi:ii RICHARDS ST.4--14 ez Block South of Temple Square mxpa,matiqatmatramema,.-mmamatztawaimastimmr- :Z' - T;i: - 4 |