Show Salt Lake Tribune Sunday January 23 1955 Th 119 mm Strong Field Expected For Slalom A V 1 -- dEUIt Pislorius As Favorite V v By Tom Korologos Tribune Sporta Writer The entries started pouring In last week and from first indications another ‘ great Snow Cup field will participate in the annual slalom at Alta next Sunday The race will start under the cliffs at the top of Germania Pass and will wind its way down to finish adjacent to the lower terminal lift house — a distance vrtwo 5 - I - Pal-D-Ma- ’ I Reddish 'll Olyuyto tram- ' captain will he out to retire the flant gold trophy which he’s ! H won three times in the psst A fourth victory will mean that Jack’ll have to clear a spot in his trophy case Katy will be flying the colors of Reno Nev in the race and the former Olympic team and FIS hopeful for the United States has established herself as one of the early favorities - '' THIS WC DC 5YUftSA$0 Mur u3hoo jXNuutv t e$o turn won ummvmum t 1954-5lesgue plsy th being a 843 4 saw 10 ameriu win mi noerto Oumpohsm & i out waiaNCfi sutooi mux m m of to couno wav wo won tuc crown from sue V A 1 Df CEMktR (7 ISSt Cr im If (khm Tri-e- II Wi-U- Ml Iriftm bfc 141940 JAHUZaV S V urn ICWJtHKtHS icoaroctf or the quickest kjmxs m tm HISTORY WHEN HE fUTTWED QUMO HVMSZ M 13 SECONDS OF TO TOST A FEW MONTHS UTi? the swrcmTEB'rm Iatoe eOUMD TO WON PS llEHTWfil&UT TITLE KNOCKED OUT LOU U&ftS WOOL HE WHEN ROUNDS other U3r--£ - I' " '' ’ and 8 12 and IT at the State Entries are being taken Lanes W v to Sunday night’s deadline up by Vera Mallory at 1344 Rov berta St Sharing the week's scoring honors with the Pislorius performance was Paul Chase’s big 689 series with a 265 game in the Major Doubles Classic at the Ritz He and partner Bill Ward compiled a 1254 aeries Closest to Chase was Kay’s score followed by G e a n 228-- 643 The Alta slopes are not In the Snow’s Lumbermen’s at the to League and Jack ’foreign" Katy South East Courts R e d d Is h practically was vt Bob Austin had 609 in the raised at Alta while Katy same league and Lucille Fyffe has participated in' races shot 538 at the same house in there before 'X the Cardinal Ladies League Romao Guido’s 276 in the Last year Katy was a member V Ritz League was high game of of the FIS training team which the week He had a 609 series held sessions at Alta under diNorm Shelton’s604 Kyle against rection of Pepi Gabi Cole’s’ 636 led the Major League Marve Melville a lad who Katy Rodolph internationally known skier takes off on a short jump in a practice while at the Ritz while Rus Thur-goohas been winning almost every- who filed at Reno Katy will be gal’s favorite Sunday entry for the Snow Cup last week scored a 635 scries with a thing in sight lately also filed 266 game in the Motor League his entry last week and just also at the Ritz might give some of Jhe hot-shTom Korologos’ slatsters a bad time OTHER LEADERS Included Melville placed high in the Paul Newsome with 629 in the Aero Alleycats organization at Intercollegiate races over almost the same course at Alta the K-- Lanes and Monte Vinlest week and the University cent’s 622 in the K-Classic of Utah star notched a win in League at the same house 4Fthe downhill Marve was second Vera Mallory was the closest in the slalom for the Utes rival to Kay Pistorius for feminine honors for the week She V’ tX Many of the early entries fired an Impressive 588 In the for the event have been from Almost everybody that had anything at all to do with ski Ladies Major League and folout ef town according to races in the past 15 or so years lost a great booster Friday night lowed it up with a 542 in the chairman Brig Smith c Ladies City both at the when Joe Moslander died in Salt Lake City t ' v Intermounfor a six game average of the in John Robinson representing Joe probably did as much for junior skiing 188 of much and the responsibility the Sugar Bowl in California tain Area as any other individual Bob Skinner with the US Air f for all junior races including the popular Tribune Races fell Force in Reno Kenny Lloyd of upon Joe’s shoulders the Reno Ski Club Gary PatJoe had been skiing for ahout 15 years and at one time or erson of Salt Lake City Reddish mother held every office that the Salt Lake Ski Club had He and Melville are the entrants was one of the first members of the club and for several years for the Class A served as one of the board of directors of the group Jerry Spencer Kenny Reed He also was a director for the Intermountain Ski Assn Jim Ellsworth and Harold Tur- Jack Reddish By Anoclatcd Pr Seeks to ner will be out for honors in the retire the Snow Cup trophy and at one time was vice president of the ISA SUN VALLEY IDAHO -Class B from Salt Lake City Vince Faico of Glendale Calif And even when Joe found that the medics wouldn’t M him and they’ll be competing the Sun Valley ski racski about four years ago this didn't stop him from helping opened against Sandy Bill a skier from season ing Saturday with an out in races He still showed up at the finish line and helped Yosemite Winter Club via Wain the Class C upset victory whizzed as kids by out either timing or recording the they satch Academy in Mt Pleasant downhill championships Most of the junior racers hereabouts probably will reFalco ran the mile and seven-tenth- s THE C RACERS are Jan PatJoe best for the encouragement he offered them while member to any Contrary reports Baldy Mountain course erson Dick Simon Ted Watson heard the roads to getting ready to start a race you’ve — one second faster in 2:182 Dean Hopkins and John Turner both Alta and are Brighton than Class B winner Robthe while in and races the and Tom HANDLED Lake the microphones from Salt JOE City e for traffic and ert Marna of Lynn Mass a little Joe down on were Carmichael of Jackson Hole via open lassies their and lads gave way at the two resorts the all The meet ends Sunday with was of each them how told and of them Mt Pleasant and Wasatch Aca- will lifts good description be operating Sunday slalom and combined event in demy Joe alwaya went to bat for the juniors and time and again is of the best the Skiing both classes Entries from Sun Valley with and rivals some of the he was spending countless hours getting such things as programs year and national Lou Wadsworth of Idiho of usual the array conditions df past years ac- and racing forms in order international skiers also are exFalls placed second in the Class to resort reports Yes a lot of the credit for the success of the area’s ski B downhill with 2202 followed pected this week according to cording Alta now has 103 inches races went to Joe— booster organizer and just generally a Smith by Darmy Penney of Salt Lake 40 inches of new snow All skiers must have classifi- with and Jim Douglass of Magic City 24 inches of light cation cards to compete Brig A total of Mountain Idaho Set Skiing Back About 109 Years said and racers without them powder also was reported Second in the men’s Class C 90 inches at should contact Bob Groesbeck Brighton has Field was Bill Bohlscheid Pocatello at last No weren’t Cummings things Friday you seeing 54 and elevations of the Intermountain Ski Assn the higher next to the University of Utah Field House followed by Jim Limes Ingleinches in the basin at a staves with race were barrel wood Calif and Ivan Savel-berThere running people actually The Brighton roads are Entry deadline will be Friday whole aet skia And the of the thing probably place taking Hailey Idaho open thanks to Willard Anmorning 100 or back about Lou Sine of Salt Lake so' years skiing Betty j t The Class B and C racers wilT drus and the Utah State Road the women’s captured CotCommission crew for Big TIIE EYENT was part of the University of Utah's Winter City qualify Saturday at Alta with tonwood B downhill championship Class MorVern Canyon Carnival which included snow sculpturing queens the barrel in 2:471 over the same course the top participants in the trials and his troops worked on stave races and the races at Alta which were gan Sunraces a the for post potponed earning followed by Mrs Ronald Johnthe Little Cottonwood Canyon day Chi and the Pi of Beta Members Theta fraternity the Omega son of Denver Colo and Caro-leAlta roads Der Jennings another Utah and combined for first in the affiliated division while the sorority Chisholm of jfalden Mass out were all outfits Both Olympian and winner of the and the Spurs Combined for wins in the Indegroup Pharmacy Allen and most of Engen finished 6th in appreciation trophy last year day Saturday group pendent B downhill at 2:249 Wesley the to the the open night Friday will set the course and Dev Sine finished in tie for 10th In roads promises a dilly B downhill at 2:234 John Goonie And Now They’ve Got a Hat Club competed In B downhill A1 Harris Art Guertz and Gary Greer three of the did not finish but that almost always turn up at any ski resort have ' formed another disorganization The latest in the series is the Goonie Hat Club Rich Daily Double :T v 5 5 0 d ot B B t j in SchussboonmH 1 y vt f umiu keidto Tmi tESHCVKutNiosa o i mt JOCY MMIU OP CliVSUND 10XIU& MA5TER 68006HT TUS U6UT HEWYWEVWT r 5 ' By Hollrcjscr lutes When entries close for the annual Salt City Women’s Bowling Tournament Sunday at midnight one of the leading favorites on the lists is sure to be one Kay 1’isiorius The ‘feminize kegling ace proved she is back in her best rhampionship form Friday night by bowling a 1815 234 227—647 in the Indies City League at It was the secthe women’s series of ond highest in second and season the Kay’s 197-22- ' Looking Back on Sports ICcglcrs Pick Pal-D-M- ASJ A Vf XJCO OAWiaWY nR ezhtmmtiw ear master scored a ttcao e OPEN WHIT two m ' us isoco im c&ifxrf crnit 60LF (mtHiST Pinal io® IN NORTON UTV AT AND THAT STMS) TO AL ICIWOEA gV snscf c cat tot eus eras us era a 0 5 a&attlK!n m aim tamsM A Las Vegas Sets Golf Tourney Dates Special to Th Trlbun — ern) Pete Cooper (Virginia The Beach) Ed Furgol (Open) Tomthird annual Tournament of my Bolt (Insurance and Rubber Cary Mlddlecoff (MoChampions golf meet will be tor City) Chick Harbcrt (PGA) City) held April 28 to May 1 this Wally Ulrich (Kansas City) Jeryear at the Desert Inn Country ry Barber (All American) Doug Ford (Fort Wayne) Bud HoL scher (La Batts) Marty Furgol Bob Roseburg (Celebrities) (Miami) and Gene Llttler (Los Angeles Open) ELEVEN "OPEN” meets reClub main on the 1955 winter circuit Some 20 of thd nation’s top and other top notchers art exsecin will pros golf’s compete pected to qualify ond richest event a $35000 afMangrum and Mlddlecoff so far are 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