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Salt Laltfr-TribuRf- n ' ' 'i "nf —L' " i iijn- y ih ivynr '’' y- -- a- - T - — 21 Monday February 1&193L r Figure It Any Way You Want Pal It Comes OutCougdrs Skyline Picture Gets Dismal In All Sectors But Provo Trailing by three games with Just lour remaining on the schedule Utah's defending basketball champions must win on their home floor Thursday night to keep BYU from clinching the title Even then the picture wouldn’t be too bright for any one but BYU since the Cougars would have to lose three of their last four games while Utah for example won all four of its tests to allow the league to BYU showed definite championship class in turning back Colorado A A M and Wyoming over the weekend while Press OKLAHOMA CITY Feb of six independent By Associated p universities agreed Sunday to try and establish on a one season-trial basis a basketball conference After promising to bring the matter before their respective athletic councils the representatives ended their two day talks on the Oklahoma City University campus The Cougars despite the absence of injured Tom Steinke from th£" lineup "with a bad ankle raced away from Wyoming in the late stages of the game for a victory with Johnny Benson and sub Mel Wilkes leading the way Utah’s hid fell short as Denver beat Coach Jack Gardner for the first time in history at Denver Saturday The Redskins trailed most of the way as the victory allowed the Pioneers to move into a three-watie for Second with the Utes and Grizzlies Montana won a weird one 4r Albuquerque as college basketball made its last appearance in the antiquated gym which will be replaced by a new field house next season ‘The Lobos started to play a game from lherpening tip but eventually the Grizzlies beat the New Mexico club at its own game and wrapped it up with a 'foul pitch off the stall tactics two-divisio- ‘ 69-4- AND THE Cougars have two games in the “cinch win” class against New Mexico and Denver at Provo to wind up the season Those “gimmes” in the victory column Insure the Cats having 11 wins for the conference season even if Utah and Montana upset the Cats at Sait Lake and Missoula Thursday and Saturday — If either Utah Montana or Denver— all tied for second spot with six wins— take ther last four contests the Cougars need only to take one of four to be assured a tie And a victory either at the expense of Montana or Utah would wrap it up next stop the Western NCAA tournament in Corvallis Ore for the Cougars 64-5- 9 36-33- ? y UTAH STATE lost it first conference game of the season at home Saturday when the visiting Colorado A & M Rams dealt Coach Cec Baker’s hopes Stock Driver Sets New Course Mark a 67 65 lacing That loss removed the final fading Aggie hopes of getting into the championship picture They are four games behind the Cougars with four remaining on the slate In the battle for runner-uhonors the Utes and Grizzlies fare about the same as Denver with all three hopefuls faced with playing the bulk of their games on the road Utah gets its traditional toughies— BYU and Utah State — in the Einar Nielsen Field House but still must play Wyoming and Colorado A A M away from home The Redskins now have lost three of four on the road the same as Montana and each has beaten only New Mexico at Albuquerque Montana has the same road schedule as Utah but draws Utah State and BYU at home By Associated Press DAYTONA BEACH FLA Feb 17— Cotton Owens of Spartanburg S C Sunday drove a furious 1016 miles an hour pace —the fastest ever negotiated in NASCAR’s parade of speed over the beach and road course — e and won the national p 160-mil- late auto- mobiles the second man to better 100 miles an hour in the NASCAR races surpassed the 10132 mph Tim Flock of At lanta made Saturday lathe rare for convertibles when he became the first to hit the century mark The 1016 mph pace by Owens also bettered Flock’s recDenver which came from noord of 92056 for this race set in where into a surprise tie for 1955 runner-ualso has a bad scheda car Driving ule playing Colorado A & M at Owens duelled Paul Goldsmith Fort Collins of St Clair Shores Mich for at Laramie Friday Wyoming Saturday and then the lead through 31 of the 39 across the mountains to coming course wind laps over the up against BYU and the but Goldsmith dropped out Aggies He finished two miles ahead The Farmers face a rough test of Johnny Beauchamp of HarThursday meeting Montana at lan Iowa OWENS last-plac- e p 41-mil- e Missoula Fonty Flock of Atlanta was And on Saturday they return third Buck Baker of Charlotte to Beehive State to square the C N fourth and Bill Amick of off against the vengeance-ben- t Portland Ore fifth Utes at Salt Lake castle Ind Detroit Creighton Omaha Neb and Regis of 14th-ranke- (15-4- (59-7)4- Mvftre-MaB- d TUNI-U- -- 17th-ranked -- Syra-cuse 18th-ranke- d 18th-ranke- d I - i 13th-ranke- 87-7- 14th-ranke- d 75-6- e Point) Average 642 31 21 18 30 97 30 05 39 59 fill 932 Broncs Near Title in ICAC Chase Baldwin-Wallac- second-ranke- team d ftw "safety 'Firostonc 4 ence THE BRONCS picked up their tenth straight win while hand Sixth-rankeUCLA beat Stan- ing Snow Its tenth straight loss 79-6Louis- Saturday night at Boise The eighth-rankeford 76-4ville walloped Xavier (O) 87 core was The of Southern Utah ninth-rankeCollege 69 and 10th-rate- continued its pursuit on the downed Idaho Iowa State whipped Ne- leaders by beating Weber in games involv- Saturday night af Cedar City braska 59-4Dixie College handed Ricks ing the top 10 Five other national powers College its third loss in a row were less fortunate however Saturday by topping the defendat SL George as St Bonaventure surprised ing champs 57 48 EICKR 11th ranked Canislus DIXIE IIMichigan defeated 7 19 17 31 Fullmer Fenn 10 8 8 29 2 California d e 75-7- 71-5- 6 71-6- 3 WHEEL 7 SPECIAL Remove Front Wheel and heBroke Drums and Link V ing CIon Inepoct and Repock Front Wheel Bearings Imped Great Seal Check and Add Naeattary Heavy Duty Brake Fluid Adjuat Brake Shoei to Secure Full Contact with Drums Carefully Teat Broke’ aped J 3 4 3 4 Craftsmanship in a new carl HAKE ADJUSTMENT 1 l®®k for this sign when you want: 70-5- d A good buy in a used car! 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the Rev Norbert J Regis Lemke of Creighton Fred O Hydra-Mafi- c Dyna-Flo- w of Detroit Larry Mullins of Marquette R M Robison of shifts Ink alia a Dm iar tranamlaalan ahlft raujh lag Ed Nall and Malta aaaaaal aaiaail teammate BYU burden his shows the Mel Wilkes for hotshot Memphis State and OCU Injured sophomore guard ou experienced mechanic can maki rout transmission form he used Saturday to carry the scoring Tom Steinke Saturday against Wyoming U Lester Metheny of Reaves E Peters commissionthan new mom a sand and iinkaos otirati lima ADJUSTMIN1 SO COMPlfTl OVERHAULS er of the Big Seven Conference All warfc ancenditionolly (MraaNaA huddled with the delegates disSPECIAL W caa‘1 8 bad a qualify as prito VISUAHNER cussing organizational and adSank m UTAH'S ONLY AUTOMATIC CtitM lakip ministrative questions He WHEEL SPECIALISTS TRANSMISSION urged that the proposed conALIGNMENT AND SERVICI SALES HNANCINO CAS ference be controlled by the InaMiM AN a — LIS-AU faculty— TO LI MOTIVE 780 SCIINTiriC can have believe don’t SHOP" “I "UTAH'l aiJT EQUIPPED you Ptaa OH aa6 By United Pre linois 102-8Duke upset by eight points at the half but a sound athletic conference MOTOR Oetkatt S Main El Ph 845 THIS CAN Wilt Chamberlain clung hard Col- Phil Newcome high scorer with Wake Forest F without faculty control at the YOU SS SAVI Iba velviiif Sign (ok for to Grady Wallace's pace inthe 20 Jed the second half drive Reeves said gate - shaded top” race for the ' national scoring 84 83 in overtime and KanKANSAS STATE compiled a Okla- 49 per cent shooting average championship' Sunday but the sas State beat from the field to hand grind may be beginning to “tell” homa City University 100 82 Oklahoma City its sixth on Columbia’s tittle Chet- Forte ILLINOIS’ defeat was espe- loss in 22 games Hub Reed had WALLACE poured in 44 cially hard to take because it 25 points for Oklahoma City ended its Big Ten title points Friday night to take the virtuallyFootball star Ron Kram- but Jack Parr tallied 27 and hopes grabbed 18 rebounds for State lead with a 3057 average for er led the Michigan attack with In other important games 21 games and then sat back Sat- 25 points and helped the WolvIndiana beat Northurday night while Chamberlain erines overcome a 4543 halftime western with the aid of 24 points by Hallle Bryant and Forte tried to overtake him deficit The loss was Illinois’ ' Chamberlain almost did as he fourth in Big Ten play Maryland rallied in the last five Star guard Jack Murdock minutes to defeat North Caroscored 32 points in Kansas’ 91 I 58 rout of Missouri but Forte was held to just one point as lina State 5649 Don Walker Wake scored 18 tallied only 19 points as Dart- Duke beat points as Colorado Forest The Blue Devils trailed downed Oklahoma University mouth upset Columbia 6356 As a result the sizzling point-racHarvard toppled Princeand DePaul hung on ton shapes up as follows Sunout to edge day: Denver Memphis Game Up By Aaaoctated Preea nless NEW YORK Feb Fred Dwyer Laszlo Tabori and Co can come up with some new tricks there won’t be a world indoor mile record this year-e- ven though Ronnie Delany probably could break it any time the spirit moved him The current mark Is 4:036 set a couple of years ago by Sweden’s Gunnar Nielsen when he was Involved in a season-lonWes duel with the AGREEING to the proposed loop were OCU Marquette of Milwaukee DePaul Green Santee y keep-awa- Delany egates the runner-uteams cut each other's throats wind up in a tie championship race for model strictly stock Delegates Vote Avo!ls Rccord To Try Out Unless Rivals Get Toughr Casaba Loop ‘Runs for Fun’ - LONDON Feb 17 (UP) — Hungarian figure skaters Laszlo SSUCL Harrle and Marianne Nagy runners-u28 IS 94 74 2717 2817 Ttale Halftime (core: Dixie 34 Ricke 32 in the pairs event of the EuroOfficial: McArthur Huahrt pean championships have been Peraonal fouls RIcki — Fullmer 1 Wll 2 O’Rourke I Lawrence 8 Jenron refused an American visa and 5on Sareent 4 Harrii 1 Dixie— Fenn 2 won’t take part in the world Eldredee 4 MUee 1 Santoe 3 Sylveetar 3 championships at Colorado Leavitt 4 NVC Springs Colo later this month CARBON O T F I the Hungarian News Agency re- 2OTFP 4 18 DalPonte B Peppier 7 8 12 D Peppier 8 8 17 ported from Budapest Sunday 8143 41821 Snow 8 Barnett Flrkbelner 3 bon! 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