| Show The - Boise Defeats Utah University’s defending Skyline champion basketball team will make Its 1956 57 debut Monday Nov 26 before the home folks In Einar Nielsen Fieldhouse against a strong ' frosh club The annual "unofficial opener” again this year will provide the first answers to a lot of questions chief among them "How strong will be Redskins be without the ‘B Boys’ bounc- In 59-- 6 Tiff Acioclated Pm BOISE— Boise Junior College romped to a 59 6 Homecoming victory over Wenatchee College a football In game here Saturday TAILBACK GEORGE Kane e parked the Bronco offense racing 56 yards the first time the host squad held the ball and another 48 yards later in the Xirst period both times for touchdowns He scored again 23 a with yard run in the third ing around?” ' lf EASIEST ANSWER to that one is that they’ll be strong good enough to go all the way if a couple of positions jell The two men up from last year’s frosh that were easily the most talked about pair in the state’s JJstory must come through or it can be a dismal season They would be Pearl Pollard from Jordan and Jack Mannion of Bingham As freshmen last year they helped pull in a turn-awacrowd In the varsity game Now they’ll be teaming with as fine a group of little men as you’ll find in the country spearheaded bv Curt Jenson and Gary Hale from last year’s strong club ' Halfback Ron Trotter accounted or Wenatchee’s lone touchdown scampering 74 yards along the sidelines midway in the first X quarter to make it quarter ended 27-- 13 6 y The WENATCHEE pushed to the 13JC 17 in the second period and to the 13 in the fourth But BJC steadily widened1 its margin stretching it to a 34 6 at halftime and 47 6 after the third quarter -- D 7 Utah Quintet Sets Debut Against FrosH Wenatchee By Salt Lake Tribune Sunday November 18 1056 Utah University freshman will lead the Carney CrUler attack against varsity In game between two squads Nov 26 6-- MI Dope by-- Bill Ooltrin i J6-- 7 school senior Crisler is fast agile and a deadly hooker and good outside shooter The tipoff is slated for 7:30 pm and as usual a few wrinkles will be added as a fillip There’ll be two halves of 30 minutes each as coach Jack Gardner wants to get a long look at both teams 6-- promised some interesting developments from his club So far he has about deckled on three of his starters Crisler will be at center Dave Van Wagonen from West and Gary Chestang from East look like likely starters at forwards but the two guard slots are up for grabs The varsity will have some seasoning from Jensen and Hale plus standouts like Jerry McCleary Darrell Pastrell Ted Berner and Dick Eller Newcomer Milt Kane a hot-sh- 5 wifa BOUNTIFUL LIONS Tourneys Beckon Bowlers Sajt Lake City bowlers start-ing to hit“thetr“tride on local alleys will have plenty of chances to pick up state wide recognition as the tournament schedule falls In full force 1 1 THE FIRST big tournament will be Sunday at the Southeast Bowling Courts There keglcrs will be able to win their Thanks- midnight Sunday Keglcrs will roll four games across TODAY alleys diseard the low game and use only the three highest scores Squad time Nov 24 will be 7 pm Sunday squads will bowl and 9 pm ' at After the big K B Classic goes by the boards the bowlers will barely get a breathing spell before the 20th annual City Championship will take place at the SUNDAY NOV 18 th AM TO 5 PM EAST BOUNTIFUL -- 5-- 7 giving turkeys as Blaine Pugs-leput on his annual turkey 6 shoot Squads will bowl at Southeast 2-- and 8 pm On Nov 24 25 V x A -- e tinman X x SPLATTER BOARD STATIONARY SHOTGUN TARGETS -- V v A If e activity this week ant there will be no Kids like East had last year big fast kids like Howard letup until the latter part of Ringwood Steve Watson Wayne Chamberlain George Smith March— as usual Gary Chestang Gary Johnson and Jim Hibbard jdo notcome —TIIE PARSONS" coached by along often Howard Richardson open their THESE YOUNGSTERS were first string last year with this season's activities Tuesday gvm year’s crop of great Leopards all fine reserves Of course Bob night in a the Westminster but all in against group of alumni The Daynes and Merlin Smith were regulars last year pm will all you would have to say that man for man last year's team game abilled for of7:30 swishes that signal deluge was better will not abate until national All of which is a great compliment to this year’s team They college and NAIA tournaproved that in football the desire to win the willingness to sacri junior ments conclude the latter part to work the and the team together of March flee Everything for ability will make up for lack of size Next to loin the parade will Actually this year’s team Is one point better They won be Snow College of Ephraim their state championship game by a 28 polnt margin while last which has billed a game for 29 Thursday Nov against margin year East was able to win by only a MaDleton M Men at Springville Peasant Grove's team this year has much of the same per- College of Southern Utah and sonnel as last year plus one of the finest blocking backs (and the Parsons have scheduled a twin bill for that weekend on a good ball carrier besides) in Gene Carson Carson along with Rial Allen and Johnny Butts up front are the Parson floor terrific ball players— good enough to play anytime with the But those will be Just a few of the expected to be Viking Victory Trio Hal Lewis Paul Allen and Dan Buckner scheduledgames 30 and Dec Nov for book better in are this my So yes year's Vikings 1 first big weekend of the hoop season Every member of the eight-teaIntermountain ColThe championship games crowd was "average’’ with 6325 legiate Athletic Conference will according to Horace H Rose of the Utah High’1 School Activities Join the parade by that time Assn Preseason schedules are exThe record was set In 1954 when 9886 saw Murray beat pected soon from Boise Ricks Springville and South beat Ogden Next highest was In 1949 Northwest Nazarene Weber when Judge beat Payson and Davis beat Box Elder with 8626 Snow Carbon Co’lege of In the stands Southern Utah and Dixie IN THE PAST ten years there have been five games with One of the highlights of the ICAC schedule will larger crowds than on Saturday four smaller Best guess for the "average” crowd of this year would because of the games be a tournament at Cedar City being played on a Friday which Isn't as good as the usual Dec 7 and 8 For many years the Utah Broncos of Coach Cleo Saturday Petty have played host to a tournament of some type and -- Rex the good raliber tif ball will be Rex Reeve the Olympus All Stater of last year looked like maintained again this season bv — he might make' almost anv kind of an'All team in coming years such teamsMtas San Diego Chaf-feand Sacram°nto Colet BYU when he was a raging fiend at tackle against the Ute TRAPSHOOTING t "y fr $ 4 FREE TURKEYS 500 in Prizes 500 Turkeys K-- tv 1-- TT I —Follow the Arrows — Yon Don't Have to Shoot to Bin THE CITY tournament will the annual but entries must Classic w'lll be held at the KB rtuj Dec And they’ll have their hands Lanes The entry deadline ls be ftKby midnight Wednesday "ByPhif McLeese Tribune Sports Writer Fans have been asking for comparisons between last year’s Small colleges are going in state high school champions — East and Pleasant Grove —and for jarge basketball schedules this year’s state champions — East and Pleasant Grove this season— as usual I don’t believe there is any question but what Pleasant Led by the Independent WestGrove Is better this year than it was last year minster College quintet the InAs for East I really think the Leopards had better mantermountain area’s small-collegpower last year a little more desire to make up the difference teams will begin hoop this Don Jenson Dick and Bill Paul Rose and centers Crisler Jlijt forward-centf- r and Dick’ Shores have all had Erlttain and moments Sheldon Hefner great k can but wonj Andersen It L Benson and IIugTt five averaging a frosh start will In be back Stringfleld action Stringfleld from the 6-- and will be working with a service and Benson from the height advantage Coach Gardner’s men have the edge iri Juco ranks speed and proven scoring But To match those 16 Andersen Ladell promises to give the var-- ' can call on a squad of 14 In- sity all they want In the way " cluding forwards Chestang Van of a tight defense After the Monday opener the Wagonen Reed Sanders Dick Madsen Dick Rawlings and two squads will have at It Karl Miller guards Roger Tom- again In Ogden two nights later- linson Keith Ancell Dave in the Ben Lomond High School —— Williams Brusle Ben Cutler and Mark gym Modesto who measures likely get a starting Sophs Ron Ballantyne from LAD ELI ANDERSEN new 6 5 frosh coach on the hilltop has post y and ManPollard at nion at 6 6 will have to provide the height and rebound strength to make the red machine click 6-- Area College Fives Eye Hoop Season full with the frosh sensation of this year Carney Crisler centSr from Denvcf the lad who had something like 80 scholarship offers as a high ' year 'Vs '1 ' Cx f i " fa X m sjf V ft 4 'ft $ h A - Titl§ Games Crowd ‘Average’ ff 'f g pre-seaso- n ’ — Reeve Still All-Something v lege freshmen The Parsons’ debut the Utah kids looked great for the winning Cougars before home fans will Tuesday feature —Wayne Chamberlain Howard Ringwood and George Smith five lettermen on the varsity of Ron Goldman and Startln of East were terrific so were Jay squad and a number of Mqrray— but actually the IKttens come from everywhere performers among the alumni Other great stars were Keith Hubbs and Lonnie Dennis from All of well-know- n California Dick Woolstenhulme from Oregon Gary Merrill from LEADING the varsity will be Arizona and Joe McGinn from Coach Harold Kopp’s Rhode Ray Beuhler Al Ellison Burgess Island Chamberlain of East is the "surprise” of the bunch and Evans Jim Frankos and Larry Reed Backing them up will be a It couldn't happen to a finer kid u quintet composed of Ray Brin-toDick Judkins Dean Petru-laLois Tom Grondel and Jess JohnIf the college coaches can't see some of the big strong line son Other members of the men this year Curtice Kopp and Faunce had better get some squad include Clark Truecott Jim Yan Cott Jack Hill Doug bifocals Besides the well known ones like Merlin Smith of East Wes Andreasen and puane Jackson s Top alumni Include John Vorwaller of Tooele Glem Taylor of Weber Ken Peterson of Jack Bill Johnson kids of All the the above others of look some at and such South Larry' Wegkamp and are better than six feet weigh in from 205 to 220' f others After filling a Nov 24 date Karl Ingram of Lehl Is weighs 200 AHan Hansen of American Fork an end Ls weighs 180 and before I forget at NampaTthe Parsons will refullback George Andrus of Dixie is weighs 197 and turn for their series with CSU Other early Debaa run the hundred In 104 cember games lncludd a Dec 5 Lynn Mathie of Weber an end is 6 2 weighs 180 and the date with the Air Force AcadWarriors have a fullback named Wayne Peterson who is big emy at Colorado Snrings and enough and who will be a top splinter this spring Quarterback a Dec 78 scries with Colorado Clines at Goldem Jim Ward of Weber also is a college prospect n of Bi" Fast Kids Available s Q utAft Cotrif Uyc Conyon Notionol ork tiny bubble action Long-lasti- ng Pro-kopl- Pat-suri- s 1 ’ 1 brings you i 1 6-- 6-- 3 Nov-30-Dec- 6-- Has Guitar rWill Not Travel C to Stage Now for some notes '1 1 Mark Muir about 13 or 14 years K of best entertainers to come is one of of Heber Sunday Shoot along l ‘I - championship tfomK ” GETTING1 IN STAMI for the Junior Prom? killed-iaccident an was auto n who Owen (Red Dougherty In Las Vegas repently was a great gridder for Tooele High mal coaches have told us' that Bruce Hill back about 1951 Gunnison has transferred Jo Jordan from the great hoopster but Jordan Coach Art Hughes denies it without 7 reservation r sponsor a Turkey shoot Sunday pt the Provo Gun Club range at the Frovo Airport Competition will begin at 10 am extra satisfaction -1 the young City strums that old guitar and gives out with the songs he's terrific Why I'll never be able to figure output the Council of East High gridders all took a lap around the East running track theThe EsAlante Columbus-wilof Knights state from bus back the from the unloaded coming after they old ornm9 IMW " r full of life and snap and Right down to the last sip in your glass Fisher Beer is brew ing assures tiny rich beer flavor JThat’s because Fisher’s to the altitude Fisher— that's the beer bubble action that lasts longer-bala- nced ' J L —made here in the mountain! high-altitud- ’ - e - — Altitude"Sparkle "Brewed tor the Sparkle you can see - Sparkle you canlastef Get cold Fisher Beer iq cans bottles or cartons at your favorite grocery store drug store restaurant or tavern Also on tap at taverrt r six-pac- k 4 Shooting will continue as long as there are shooters or until dark 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