Show r mu fw For Sports Scores Call 5-75- 11 m For Sports Scores f - Call 5-75- W Salt lake City Utah — Sunday Morning — January 23 1835 CS iii'edskins iL Edge Earns as Cowboys Defeat Con Utes Capture Jolia fctooncyV -- 4 I BYU Edged i to 11 Thriller ) 68-6- 0 :1 At Laramie 70-6- 9 By By Associated WYO- Special to The Tribune Unless there’s an unexpected twitch in opinion in the camp FORT COLLINS — of the West Jordan Athletic Assn tha State Fairgrounds Coliseum may be without a tenant again At first glance it would be easy to say that "the state fair hint board has killed off another promoter” and there Is of truth in this statement although there remains two sides to Highiy-fa-vore- LARAMIE d 70-6- fcaJade-CHsiA- 63-6- 9 tic-will- s non-prof- it e to t 33-2- 9 THE HISTORY of the Coliseum has been one of failures far as promoters go although we know that Dave Reynolds Welch the wrestling sachems have n6 complaints you go back to Jim Downing Baron Von Stumme Cheney Jimmie Shulsen Vlrg Peck Phil Olofaaon but a few and the Coliseum stands as a monument ruh litunlir'i Sceret A A Colored Wyoming 8a Brigham Yoon New Mexico 60 Denver 66 70 W Little Terry Tebbs cashed their dollars t What's the reason lor the failures at the Coliseum? minute mark with a layup on the fast break then came back with a Jump shot to give the The common excuse are charge for parking no profits Utes a t lead from concessions too much rental and too far from downtown RON CAYLOR narrowed it Salt Lake City two with a to isher from well Jenson admits that 11 the tame money had been drawn at reserve forUtah’s outside but West Jordan’s cummer arena as was grossed for the Tuesday one Crowe dunked ward John would been have Coliseum show the West Jordan park fund of two free throws Jack Bryant enriched by $300 instead of nothing with a jump shot made it "EVERY CAR which was admitted to the parking area cost with 40 aecond to play and Utah us the promoters 23c which amounted to more than $173 which successfully controlled the ball we paid to the state to get away from the two-bi-t parking fee until the final gun for the customers Caylor led the scoring with "We bring the crowd to the Coliseum yet the concession 24 points Utah’s Art Bunte lease provide nothing for the promoter— the money for' the drilled 22 lease and the percentage goes to the fair board t The gam was played be"We do not feel that we can continue to operate under a fore house In the those circumstances when the profits go to the fair board and Coloradopacked field house that the fighter and nothing 1 left from a good gate for the park rocked and roared as the benefit which we hope to sponsor” Jenson said In the late game stages Utah built up a seven-poin- t However There’ Another Side lead midway In the last but tha Rams GRANTED It’ better for the state to have the Coliseum half at wouldn’t to In rent and concession and parking receipts than give up bringing have It empty and no money coming In But there is another Ram coach Jim Williams was tide of the story which we offer out of fairness: called for a technical foul for protesting a foul decision by the The rental ef 10 per cent Is a better bargain for Utah’s lorrls thin any ef the Utah college fieldhouses or atadtuma officials missed the shot but was ” In fact 19 per cent is at fairly common rent around the given another when the procountry! tests continued to flow and he this one The two-bi- t parking Is a nasty headache and we don’t mind sank A-in a led at the half paying to see a Coliseum event but the parking fee does rankle was defensa that tight Yet around the country it costs to park for everything aome period ive battle places as much as 50c or a dollar The two teams ended the first IT WOULD seem that the concession "take” might be session with four personals divided between the state fair board and the promoter The called on each tide each made promoter can’t lease out the concessions when he leases the four of six foul pitches refor Utah building each time for a lot of reasons but chiefly because bounds were there’s a lot of valuable equipment involved and hnth performed numerous It wasn’t too many years ago that Lou Hoffman carted defensive gems darkened hundreds of yards of dirt from the musty TIIE SECOND half was alColiseum which was used about one day a year and brought a complete reversal with most In no rent And Jim Downing came along and built up the thick and fast and fouls coming modern seating arrangement even to paying for the seats (which offensive the play taking over was taken out of his rent later) the spotlight Utah’s Curtis Jenson had to The Coliseum has faults in addition to its financial hindrances but It still stands as the closest thing to a sports leave the game when he inpalace and amphitheater in Salt Lake City jured his right ankle in a scramble for the ball Crowe came in The state can’t afford to have it idle now that it has found for the Redskin playmaker and the Coliseum to be a good source of revenue but with so many turned in a creditable highly failures someone should make a serious study of the Coliseum's performance picture and see if a revision of the contracts are in order Bunte hit for 10 consecutive Utah points in the third qua IF THE West Jordan association which has the fighters apd ter— his entire output in the secthe volunteer manpower to make a success still can’t make it to push Utah out in half— ond pay in the Coliseum then' something is worthy of thought lest but the Rams unfront find— some Coliseum the the like the promoters—that day the der of Jim Sa with generalship have percentages caught up it voini and the fine shooting of Caylor tied it up at 65 to set Stuff V Somesense the stage for the thrilling finish DON (OLD SARGE) GALBREATI1 former coach of the The Air Base Wings and for time a boxing promoter in Salt Lake scoring was well Nice gesture on the part of distributed among their startCity’ is back in town to stay the Magna Garfield baseball team to present' a team jacket to ers In addition to Caylors Harr Eyre who suffered loss of an eye in accident early in 22 Ilal Klnard hit for 14 Bryseason Marv saved the sight of one eye and hopes to launch ant for 13 Savoini had 10 and summer The Utah Hot Stove center Gary Hibbard scored 8 a baseball comeback-thl- s League will hold a meeting Tuesday at Fisher’s 160 S 10th West Utah’s scoring also was well New Mexico’s basketball squad is missing two squad-meat 7:30 scattered with Buckwalter getwith senior Leon falmisano and Ben Hodges AWOL 11 Tonnesen and Roger ting was Palmisano told to drop basketball by his doctor and Hodges was cut from the squad The rattlesnake has an average of defensive ace Gary Bergen 10 two (not one) rattle for each year of its age according to the each and Condie Utah Fish and Game Bulletin which also reports lhat the big Neither Williams nor Utah’s bom lamb can run as fast and climb as well as its mother three coach Jack Gardner substituted unless necessary preferring to days after birth Ray Artel is dickering to bring a TV fight go along with the starters ex show into Butte for Mel Epstein cept for brief rest periods until Jenson’s injury forced him out Headers (Bless ’em) Write of the game For Buddy Ryan Orem: Here are the spring training sites Both teams hit a tine 40 per for the American and National League clubs: American— Baltimore Daytona Beach Fla Boston Sarasota Fla Chicago cent of their shots from the Tampa Fla Cleveland Tucson Ariz Detroit Lakeland Fla floor in a game which saw the Utes keep their top spot in New York St Petersburg Fla Kansas City West Palm Beach Fla and Washington Orlando Fla National League— Brooklyn the conference standings with Vero Beach and Miami Fla Chicago Mesa Ariz Cincinnati six wins Tampa Fla Milwaukee Bradenton Fla New York Phoenix Evenly matched all the way Ariz Philadelphia Clearwater Fla Pittsburgh Fort Myers Utah wm the game from the Ha and St Louis St Petersburg Fla line where they converted on 14 of 19 chances The Rams could make only 13 of 22 Speaking Reservedly COLORADO AAM Other night against St Louis Billikens the University of UTAH e te O 6 T 6 10 4 Klnard T 0 1 14 Houston basketball team bit an amazing 52 per cent of its shots 34 4 Bfrifn 3311 But Walter Color 6 4 3 21 from the field and each of the starting five hit in "double fig- 9 4 0 23 Hunt Hibbard 3 4 3 Id 1 3 1 4 Jriuen Bryant 4 S 1 13 ures” led by Jack Foster’s 27 and Don Boldebuck’s 26 points ) O 4 10 lonoraen Savonl 8 O 10 4 6 Condi 0 0 6 0 18 lost Houston Cresorv the because its four reserves failed yet game Grant 0 0 10 1119 Crow to wore a tingle point to 70-6- 9 see-sawe- d 8 ex-amp- le Buck-wait- 36-3- 23-2- cob-webbe- er 4 2 d 57-5- 2 A-3- 8' free-thro- w 1 65-8- 4 II Observation Ward gtemaJar lf$ mif fi $—4 mgg W takes m tenting 14 14 7 Total I1 1)114 Halflun- - Colorado AAM 36 Ctah 34 r missed I tab— Bui i throws 2 lonne-e- n Condie Crowe ( olorado AA M— Jwrnard 2 Hibbard 6 Bryant Savoini tok - totot in on free throws to help BYU gain ties at 36-3- $4-3- 4 f and w ' 39-3- 6 9 A set shot by Pete Fowler Wyoming’s sparkplug players tling Condie for the ball is Hal Klnard Other Delyle Condie Utah forward with ball picks off rebound In entire game broke the during I Ron Jack (11) Hibbard and are Bat (31) (25) Colorado Bryant Gary Caylor opposition Saturday's game despite strong the Cowboys out of the tie and shoved them ahead to stay With the count at 3 Coach Ev Shelton directed the Cowboys into their ball control game and they played it to perfection Reserve forward Bill Lange flipped in four free By Associated Press throws for the Cowboys as the IND Jan 22-KENDALLVILLE Thimlar might Cougars fouled in desperate atA football schedule tempts to gain the baU be the unlucklest basketball coach in the world but— not 2 SAN DIEGO CALIF Jan Last year after his team had won eight straight one opening Sept 17 and closing (UP) — Tommy Bolt the wirey WYOMING hit 382 per cent of his starters fell and broke an arm Thimlar set his sights Nov 26 was released for the ' of Texan faded to an even-pa- r their field shots —20 out of on this season Con- 64 States Mountain (Skyline) One So of what starter Brigham Young hit 17 out one the moved 72 in' the third round happened graduated 1955 ference’s 59 of field shots a 288 percentby two campaign were and married away thereby becoming ineligible $15000 San Diego open SaturThe E L age Thimlar one rebuilt the team around Commissioner and Cougars were 812 per one (Dick) other regular day but that was good enough letterman The former cent from the free accurate blood and the latter got pneumonia Romney Saturday lead over to keep a three-strokthrow line to 636 for Wyoming poisoning The opponents will take Skya e Herschel Pedersen BYU cenJackie Burke of This week the gym burned down and all the equipment elevens to Ames Iowa ter was high scorer for the line Lake NY who moved was destroyed Don Parkerson who had just earned a Stillwater Okla and Columbia game with 17 tallies 1 more place as a starter fell off a house while fighting the fire up to second place with a Mo-iand broke his foot n the midwest to Cor- than Wyoming forward Harry 68 vallis Ore in the northwest Jorgensen Jorgensen and Bill With the final 18 holes slated cleared the boards efto Tucson and Albuquerque in Lange for Sunday Bolt has a 203 total fectively Jorgensen grabbed 17 and Burke the nation’s second COLLEGE IIOOP ROUNDUP the south in the three-mont- h rebounds and Lange 16 Pederleading money winner last year campaign to decide Denver’s sen had 13 to lead BYU without capturing a single tourWYOMIMO successor as Skyline champion YU OTFR nament had 206 OT1F 4 3 3 11 m-- 30-fo- ot A-- A-3- 39-3- 9 Skyline Lists Slate for Grid Wars Bolt Maintains Flunks Disease Wedlock Fire Fractures Poisoning Lead in Coast Meet J 59-5- Hugh e e Kia-raesh- fire-hors- four-under-p- ar 31EANW1IILE the men who were on Bolt’s heels Friday Gene Littler and Stan Leonard failed to gain Littler had a big 73 Saturday and now has 208 72 and Leonard was even-pa- r has 207 the same toui as tnat posted by Johnny Palmer who had a fine 63 Saturday Bolt was" in the process of of the tourmaking a nament as late as the 13th hole But he ran into a pair of bogies on 18 and 17 and ended up the back side with a 37 after going out in 35 run-awa- y Burke picked up pars on those same holes and he gained four strokes during the day A gallery estimated at 10000 came out in perfect weather expecting to see Littler the defending champion and a hometown hero overtake Burke Gene But the three-putteon three greens on the' first nine and never was able to recover ld d 1 n to? i i four-poin- 63-5- 0 te t and Hal But Charley to name 22— pulled tfce Cowboys into a BYU The teams traded baskets through the first half with the score tied 13 times before Wyoming guard Joe Capua hit a ump shot and two free throws o shove the Cowboys ahead They held the lead for the three remaining minutes of the half and never trailed the rest of the way although BYU tied it three times in the second half r West litAm gesup yPh ajwlty? woy prout venture tin with the tlmk tht thr? Seals swap to she fey ef the Rex Layne-Kiib- y the other evening Skyline Standings And this lack of profit coming on the heels of several ether fistic extravaganzas at the Coliseum convinced the " was no future in promoting in West Jordan group that-ther' Uie Coliseum ’ Preu Jan - Wyoming’s skilled ball controllers stalled out the last four minutes Saturday night to preserve a Skyline Conference basketball victory over University of Utah was forced to stall out the final 40 seconds of a tense Skyline basketball game here Saturday night to escape with a and victory over Colorado A-keep a dean conference record the picture as 11 BUT IIOLSCIIER another young star of the tournament trail from Santa Monica Calif also failed to take advantage of Bolt’s slight decline in scoring as he took a 71 to pick up only one stroke lie now has a 209 total Bolt had rounds of 64 and 67 the first two days as he played a bold game But with a lead at the end of 36 holes he played a cautious stick Saturday as he protected the advantage He had two birdies and two bogies and never was in serious trouble NC State Edges La Salle Kentucky Wins 84 to 66 By Associated For Saturday The Salt Lake Ice Hockey Club will meet the Creston British Columbia club Saturday at 6:43 pm at the Hygeia Ice Land in Sugar House The game will be in memory of the late Ken Roberts founder of ice hockey in Salt Lake City according to Joe Rogers Salt Lake club’s cap- tain The game w ith a trophy at stake will be sponsored by the Glendale Park Lions Club with proceeds earmarked for a community betterment pro? gram - half had only seven minutes to run Saturday then came to life to beat surprisingly St Bonaventure In the second game of the Memorial Auditorium double header Canisius dropped Sienna 7949 second RALEIGII Jan 22 — North Carolina State College defeated LaSalle in a battle of national basketball powers in Reynolds Coliseum here Saturday night The sell-ou- t crowd of 12500 fans saw the Wolfpack ranked second nationally in this week’s AP basketball poll rally in the closing minutes to edge past the explorers ranked fourth In the AP standings 76-7- 3 57-5- 0 Records Upset East Lansing Mich Jan 22 — Michigan State a hot and cold team so far this season had two forwards hitting hot Kentucky Wins Saturday night to KNOXVILLE TENN Jan 22 enough baskets for provide an — Kentucky Big Ten basketball upset over forged into an early lead and favored Minnesota Southeastromped to an ern Conference basketball vicDefeats Wichita tory over Tennessee Saturday ST LOUIS Jan 22 Jim night McLaughlin’s jump shot from the corner with one second left Dukes Rally saved a St Louis team which BUFFALO NY Jan 22 in— had lost its poise and blown lead Saturday night as Duquesne ranked fifth in this week’s Associated Press basket- the Billikens ail but knocked ball poll slumbered until the Wichita out of the Missouri Valley Conference race73-7Ufi 87-7- 1 Top-ranke-d 84-6- 6 LR-- 15-poi- 1 College IIoop Take Top Spot i — Tuft 71 Boston College 33 Northwestern 81 Iowa 7) Navy 71 Penn Military 46 Kentucky 84 Trnnraao 66 Michllan Slat 87 Minnesota 73 luquesne 97 M Bonarenture - 36 tnctnnaU 86 Miami (Ohio 80 Penn 81 11 71 89 fL Joseph fPal 81 Morehd iKy) Mat 130 Pur-ma-n C 117 Xavier (Ohio) 86 Eastern -- 73 NC Mate 76 LaSaIl 7I Oeortia 88 Auburn 83 Purdu 80 Ohio Slate 83 hampson APB 84 Co! (at 81 ‘Wottord 96 Mercer 81 Kaova Mat 79 lava State 87 Waat Virctnia 101 VMI 77 Seattle 87 Oklahoma Cite 84 Waf-8L John 'a (Brooklyn) 77 60 83 Vanderbilt Georgia Tech 63 er Texas Christian 71 Texas AAM 88 Manhattan 73 St Piancia (Brooklyn i 6d M Umi U 73 Wiehita 71 Wishtnton St Louu) 70 Refia 84 St Prancta (Pa) 89 Geneva 83 Weat Teas Slat 78 liartlui-Simmo63 (aniaiu 79 Meat 44 I tab 70 Colorado AAM 89 Wyomtn 66 B)U 60 New Mexico 66 Denver 86 Alabama Mat 64 Alabama 68 Ulanova 64 Seton hH 81 Texas Western 73 Aruona Stat CTempe) 73 87 Washtncton ' Oregon Stat time! Idaho Stat Stat 86 74 Waahlniton Ortfon 83 Colorado ILL Jam 22 (ft Northwestern gained undisputed possession of first place m the Big Ten basketball race Saturday following an upset victory over Iowa EVANSTON Summary four-strok- e Hockey Duel Set Press UTAH 94 (over- Stat Pro Basketball Port Wayne 83 Mllwauk 83 Rocbeiter 121 Boston 110 Philadelphia 102 Nw York 89 TO rated as the 1 v Oct Oct Logan 14— Denver v Utah at Denver IN— Utah Stats v Montana at Al-b- Provo Nov 14— Denver v Wyoming at Den22 ver Utah vs Utah SUta at Salt Lak City Nev 86— Colorado AAM va Colored U et Fort Couins New Mexico vs BYU at Albuquerque 84-8- 1 81-7- 3 16 3 $29-25- victory PHILADELPHIA Jan (UP— Jim Smith scored six of Villanova’s eight points in an overtime period to lead the Wildcats to ah victory over Seton Hall In the seconc game of a college basketbal doubleheader at the Palestra Saturday night The opening game saw Pennsylvania tie Cornell for first place in the IvyLcague with a 1 trouncing of Yale Jorgensen 3 10 ( Free Toss Wins Wildcats Win 9 9 7 Rasmussen Captain Cops Marcos ’Cap Logan New Mexico vt San Joa at ue roue Wyoming vt Tula at Laramie Denver v BYU at Denver Oct It— Oct 2)— Montana v New Mexico at 93-7- 3 Missoula I tah v Wyoming at Salt Lake City Colorado AAM vi Utah Stat at Fort Colima Oct 39 — Wyoming v BYU at Laramie Montana vs Colorado AAM at PULLMAN WASH Jan 22 Mieeoula New Mexico vs Denver at At buuueroua Utah Stata vs Fresno Stata IP — Substitute forward Doug at Loaan Stata v Montana after the final buxzer hac U Nov at Boxeman BYU vs Utah huts at Provo Colorado U vs Utah at Boulder sounded to give Washington Denver vs Colorado at Denver State a 74-7- 3 Northern Divi- Oklahoma AAM vt College Colorado AAM at Sullwateor Wyoming (open date) sion Pacific Coast Conference Nv 13— New Mexico v Wyoming at Utah va Colorado AAM basketball Saturday Albuquerque at Salt Lak City Denver va Utah night as 2400 partisan fans State at Denver BYU v Idaho at Provo A rlion a vs Montana at Tucson shouted themselves hoarse Nov )— Idaho vs Montana U at Moscow Arizona vt New Mexico at Tucson BV va Colorado AAM at - - Bengon mid-wint- 8 Lang 16 favorite to crash back into a 3 4 8 Plnesar BrheU 0 10 1 0 0 3 Anderson Huse 9 0 6 the throne room it occupied for 4 9 910 17 Pedereen 3 13 7 ' Holden three successive years before 3 Z 1 8 Lewis Capua 9 4 1 14 3 4 8 8 Tebbs McDonald 14 0 6 its ouster in 1954 opens with 0 0 10 Burgee Fowler 4 3 4 10 in Salt Lake 17 14 IS 46 powerful Oregon City and then plays Idaho MisHilftlm! 31 souri BYU Wyoming Colorado Young Free throws missed! Brigham Young Colorado A&M Denver am —Pedersen 3 Benton Pinegar Lewis Langs 4 Holden 4 JorgenUtah State the last on Thanks- Wyoming— sen 3 Capua a Schell giving Utah State opens with San Jose State at Logan and plays Wichita New Mexico Wyoming Montana Colorado AAM Fresno State BYU Denver anc Utah BYU OPENS against Oregon State in Corvallis — toughest ARCADIA CALIF Jan 22 opener in many years for the Cougars— and follows with Los (UP) — Ogden Phipp’a Great Angeles State Montana Utah Captain whose major victory Denver USAC last year was in the Wyoming Saratoga Idaho Colorado A&M New came on the rail Cup through Mexico t to 0 the Saturday capture The 1955 schedule San Marcos over Handicap Spk 17 —NwMxico U 68 Nw Mexi- Santa Anita’s turf course after co A 434 at Albuqucrqu UUb Slat Vi Saa Jo Btato at Lom Or ton Stata tiie sensational Poona II had led BYU at Corrallis Utah ' Oregon most of the at Salt Lak City Iowa Stat way in the mile and Denver et Am Artxoae r Colorado AAM at a race quarter Tucson Kansas Stata v Wroraio at Manhattan Ridden by the steady Bill BoS3— Denser Drake at Denver Sept Wromina at land Great Captain laid well Sept 34— Montana BUlings Colorado AAM vt New Mexico off the pace in the field of 10 at Fort Collins Utah Idaho at Boia BYU Lo Antelcf Stat at Provo horses but when the field Wichita ee USAC at Wichita into turned the stretch he found — OcL I Montana-BYU at Missoula Wyoming vs Utah Stats at Laramie racing room to come through Missouri vs Utah at Columbia Colofor a victory by better than two rado AAM vs Donvsr at lor Collins — 8 v Oct Colorado AAM Wyoming at Laramie Montana Denver at Mis- lengths over Poona which was soula Utah vs BkU at Salt Lake City second High Scud finished Utah Stat vs New Mexico at Coaching Candidate CINCINNATI OHIO Jan 22 (UP) —George Dickson assist- ant football coach at Notre Dame was believed to be the leading candidate Saturday for the head coaching job at Xarier University third - - The time was 203-4good for the hillside and infield turf course but not exceptional Poona II after setting a world’s record last week for a mile and a sixteenth on the dirt course looked like he might pick up top weight of 124 pounds and win on the turf until Great Captain lived up to his form 5 Boston Doge Wins MIAMI Jan 22 (UPto-Bost- on Doge the pride of New England scampered to his seventh victory without a defeat Saturday capturing Hialeah’s $20050 Ilisbiscus Stakes by three and lengths The colt owned and trained by the Andolino Brothers Paul and Frank of Boston gave Willie nartack his 'fourth victory of the day It was an easy win for the leading rider of the Florida season Hartack put Boston Doge in front on the first turn andkept him there with a lightly-rappin- g whip in the stretch one-hal- f k ’v |