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Show rtnr Wednesday, January THE HERALD JOURNAL 4 7. 1953 Bulldogs, Logan, Ogden Or Weber Can Catch The Idle River N C, ai of Spartans SPORTS PARADE Tangle At Richmond RF,iI). CC in Mt. Logan Stake Not Only Does He Expect To Win Olympics But Set Record ONE BASKETBALL Friday's Schedule South Cache at Noith Cache. Logan at Box Elder. Ogden at Weber. Bear River bye . Following a weekend of upsets which clearly indicated that the chase is Region One basketball anybodys as yet, three more big games rise to the surface on this weeks agenda. And Logan, North Cache, Weber or Ogden can catch the leagues idle leader by turning In victories. Cache draw Logan and- North cnmpartiively weak foes while the real scrape of the evening will be' have always been on a winning five Both are staged Aggie basketball TIS OUR FIFTH SEASON The rut tent pictuie looks someataif Bill Hull and Bob Harbertson aie cuirently stellar peifoimeis on Comb Cer Bakers Utag five. Fur farther details lead Jim's Colfax today. can thing like this: Logan (2-playing together for the fifth season and they move into a tie with Bear River by downing last place Box Elder; North Cache can do likewise by whipping South Cache- The winner is bound to be tied for tbe leadership. Big frame For Locals Big game as far as Cache spectator aie concerned is at Richmond. North Cache, geated-u- p after kick-in- g ANOTHER JOHN I John L. Bear River fiom the undefeatd Sullivan British midranks, has everything tiding on a dleweight, has scored four traditional match with sister school stiaight knockouts to become an South Cache. And, too, North atti action in Brooklyn and ToCache needs this one to get where ronto. they're looking down at team short year Haibeitson and Hull and Coach Cec Bakei, lifted Utah instead of "up BY JIM COLE stood the JUCO league on end Stale basketball 1mm the leagues South Cai he has a hustling Herald Journal Sports Editor To stall the season, Weber copspot and placed it on even flt (hrtl could make the going tourna- par with BYU and above Utah plenty lugged if North Pinpoint the hottest quint on ped the Cache's college noor not them Utah hatdwoods, ment held at Ogden earning a trip University. Once again the cou t Kame isn't what its supposed to be. conit which tice the hoop team back to Khnsas and another tour- honors pouted in, Coach Bakei Give Coat h John Brobergs boye an tinually hogging the sports head- ney. Bill Hull, 6'6" center, was was Skyline coach of the year; inch and theyll take a mile a lines whether it be high school, chosen most valuable player and Bert Cook edged Utahs Glenn mite of scoring. and the Wildcats leveled their sights Smith for scot ing ribbons and votjunior college or Utah State Logans Grizzlies encounter the The youll find Bill Hull and Bob Har- on the Kansas round robin. Weber ed the player of the veat ; Bill Hull third rival in thiee weeks and if WASHINGTON (UP) bertson heading the list. didnt win, but the two Hs weie was the leagues leading iebounder the Gnzly success continues, tion's football coaches, are teams Jun- and Haibeitson gainned the nominated for Winning basketball watch out you title shekels! "Home; th(Mr Rules commfttee. acted y of the entue loop with his rivals Notth Cache synonymous with such names a? ior College honors. nescjay to eliminate "sucker" shifts Cache-haye8 Hull and Harbertson, who are an Weber and the shots South average long Winding up point year, disposed, bforp )hpy make a (arcP out of conplaying together for the fifth rec- tied Ricks College for ihe title, .That brings us up to the current up on seperate occasions and now college football. be let secutive year, and they have knows In most can if held Elder season the playoff and however last winless Box everyone We had to do something," Lou ords and prestige to prove It! at Boise. Bob Harbertson missed how the Cinderella Aggies topped down thp drain, Logan will be set Little of Columbia, chairman of the over back victory by l25th of a point of breaking the Holiday Festival tournament for showdowns with Weber and Looking Rules of Committee the the Amerman two a find studded trail, we the all-tijunior loop record. at Madison Square Garden. Only Bear River. ican Football Coaches Association, Over Due team spearheading three sepal ate His average was 18 75 points a this time every Stater found thp before every team In first game; Hulls was 15.8. Big Bill limelight. Box Elder is due for some good explained, quintets to stardom. Only the the country came up with a play has the year, the if sooner and 30 USAC as the or later luck Fans adjustment Ardent such year, nights enjoyed points, designed to draw an opponent offteam they played for finished be- 28, 26 and 25. Mr. and Mrs. B. Y. Harbertson rangey Bears dont watchout, Rich- side at a crucial stage of the game. could low second place. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Hull, ard Sackett and company The legislation, which ptoposed Little Star Natuially, both basket pottets Ogden, are, of course, ardent Utah cook up some old fashioned luck is almost sure to be adopted, would State fans. Hardly a game goes by and surprises. Bob Harbertson ever tince he were selected on the prevent the linesmen on offensive first team and offers began but what one family or the other Always the battle of the year 'teams was big enough to know how to from shifting positions once basketor be has football it athwhether time. a stands at in Weber the at hoop to is basketball the shower game College toss a set for their charge. they appear town rivals and cross tickets sell other the Dad's on wouldn't ball, I have Ogden letes. their pick been a star. Hull, They could would not admit Little Although in the lad thlid Weber ImBill league It. tangle Hull, for $100.00, replied Utah, Utah State or BYU. hand, was the shy overgrown was taken as the the action identical encounter. weed. Possessing mediately, Brigham Young Uni- when asked how much of a fan his who shot up as fast as a lesult of the controversy which deHis first interest came during the versity was the choice. There was father is. "He days the game maiks (two wins and one loss), veloped over a shift which Notre Weber and Ogden wifi go all out only one catch Harbertson was to along with me and in me. ninth grade. Dame used this season and which And there is always the poss- to win this one. Just beating the, At Ogden high school these two be drafted soon unless he could but'Pr0Ved ,0 b m8''r factors ln the a means same rival deal. Haibertson-Hulthe on great quint a l another deferment muster that through ibility lads were matched victories which Coach Frank combination is on the way. adding a slice of the Region lead dub and since that time, Big Bill ROTC. That eliminated BYU at s ,enm scored over Oklahom it Bob Harbertson the time (they have ROTC now) Melvin Hull, 9, and Lynn Harbertdoubly interesting Illll and Southern California, wtth,and tumble win-a After i and Bill Hull decided to follow his son, 10, aie being lined to the taking p ben playing, scoring, Coach Jess Hill of Southern Cali-A- t bank-- i sidekick Bob Into Aggteland. ami .starling together. maples quickly by their olderllast week's selections, were fornias Rose Bowl champions es i Utah State, Bert Cook, of biotheis and who knows, in in- - ing eveiything with the power this PPela y criticized the tl.ev were juniors at the shift to our Tuck-othaverage week, 10 pull hoping the Utah , State's Darrel Tigers school, fame, hoop years, City hf contended it was used ,ase 500 mark. for the - e the state tournament, er. this year's captain, Keith two with be blessed may North Cache over South Cache only to cause the opposing team a cool fourth but Hull ell along with Hull, Harbeitson, other star hoopstets. where North Cache eantih' commit a rule infraction. Hill, Heies l the starting lineup. take anv chances. To keep in the1 like other coaches, however, agreed , Hull clashed the starter's the that the shift was perfectly legal heat of the title scramble and as a team Ogden set the; need this one. Straight under thp 1952 rules, Bulldogs the winning Fight afue, power should be the difference but! However, before it championship. one slip might enable South Cache fective, it must be adopted by the veteran The Tigei.s, under to b'eak a three game losing Rules Committee of the National .third jlaik Ballif, swept Bill and Collegiate Athletic Association stieak in the state; Unless which meets next Tuesday in St Box Filder for1 IzHrn'ver Half Second A talent Schedule YORK NEW (UP the to teamsj named were Box Elder catches the Guzzhes Petersburg, Fla. But Little said he pulling close games out of the January 7th and Haibertson set an Cliff Poole's work - had "little doubt" but that the new Coach 26 loafing. basketball Dame's Notre scoring jre record by sfnt 7 pm tournament ist s. 14th. men have come along way since proposal would be adopted, One stork soaring Wednesday. points against Logans Region losing to Ogden in the opener. the! ? their! to leading The F1ghng Irish, playing L(. champs, in addition Here's the breather you need Lo15 plus second game in two nights on a jalll,Hr no, Class A scoieis with a on mistakes gan, Just capitalize was 10 bnef eastern swing, came through aveiage. Hutrs aveiage Box Elder is still making 7 vicovertime contest. with a stirring points per Weber over Ogden Calling this Attends W eber tory over New York University at' one Is like calling the Army-Na- v to In play Garden Ogden Madison Square Tuesday They remained winner next season, you just cant e basketball and attend college at night 24 hours after nipping tell. Weber has a five game jinx In erful Holy Cross in Boston, Weber Junior College. over Ogden and all have been by In both cases, free throw shootjust one or two points. Well stick ing in the clutch meant the vicwith the Warriors in a two or tories that now give the lush, tfow-ihethree point thriller. y d of a recot ranked 10th nationally, Those riotous CartooaX 9 pm nine wins in 10 starts. Mendon vs In other games, seventh-rate- d Characters are back February 4 7 pm North Carolina State romped to a Mendon vs 12th. A (UPi LAKE SALT CITY, Fiiited Press or the screen! 1 8 p.m. 1st vs. 6th victory in the Southern con- -, bill boxing match here EAST 9 2nd vs. in remained 14th. while ference pm Navy Garth Tuesday pits Notie Dame 78 NYU 77 (ot 0 the unbeaten ranks with a of Salt Lake City against Panter Iona 85 King's College Pa conquest of Johns Hopkins. Jesse Gray, Chicago for a headTufts 73 Massachusetts 58 Rice, Baylor, and Texas scoied( liner at the Coliseum. Yale 76 Pennsvlvanm 64 victories as the Southwest season The second half of the mam Aid. Eroad. 75 Waynesbg Pa. 71 games.! with three got underway SALT LAKE CITY. event will match former Latter-da- y (UPt-- The W. Lib. St. Ill Davis & Elkins 71 Rice a, At Houston, Tex, avenged OI ld.faniPd Hariem Globetrotters Saint missionary Chuck Le Movne 68 Hartwick 56 of Brigham Young Univerc Newark STC 71 Jers City STC, tournament loss by whipping pprform in Sal( At Southern Methodist. d nif,ht at the Fairgrounds sity with Willie Parker, an 50 00, Tex., Baylor trailed by 13 points in a basketball doubleheader mitman. Navy 77 John Hopkins 50 during the first half but came SOITH The Globeti ottets. high downs storming back to beat Texas A 4l0f ,hP basketball court, will go N C. State 105 Davidson 71. M, Texas, held to a two-- , through then antics against thp Lovola La. 72 Fla. State 66 point lead over Texas Christian at Toledo Meu-uiyG. Wash. 98 VMI 64 m the final game halftime at Austin, Tex., got roll-0- f the twin bill Georgia 70 Geoigia Tech 57 8 win that avenged a in the fust game, the Boston ing for a Virginia State 70 Shaw V. 57 defeat. Billy Powell led' Whiilwinds will face the Washing-Texa- s ENDS TONIGHT Lambuth 71 David Lipse 65 with 18 poinls So. Western La. Inst. 98 La. Col. ton Gmeials. First Logan Showing Yale upset Pennsylvania. 67 MIDWEST in thp opening Ivy League gamej for each at New Haven, Conn,, Cai roll Col 53 111. Tech 43 FIN 1)8 TONIGHT Xavier O. 81 Cincinnati 78 'holding" Penn scoring ace Frme Ava Gardner James Mason 60 Houston 91 Tulsa Beck to 21 points; TuLsa reboundKent State 90 Western Res ed, from two straight defeats to "PANDORA AND THE St. Marys Minn. 89 MacAlstr 820ppn jts Missouri Valley Conference FLYING DUTCHMAN Milhkln 87 Washington Mo. 84 season with a 0 wm over 111. 106 Whitewater St. trounced (on Georgia Georgia -SiaAtittf 66 "SHADOW IN THE SKY in the Southeastern Tech, 60 .. - HARVEY LEMBECK 82 t. Olaf EWELLTOM Wartburg Conference; Geoige Washington THURSDAY Dubuque 80 Iowa Vt esleyan .3 routed VMI 98.6k ln the Southern ; BLANCHARD Ft. Hays St. 79 Kans Wesleyan Texas Toch beat Kiagstaff, Ariz, GARY CCOPEg in 78 PLUS 2ND BIG HIT! in the Border ConferState, Washburn 64 Pgh Kan. STC 61 ence, and Xavier, O, edged CinSOUTHWEST DAVID FA8RAR- cinnati, Fla. 93 75 St. Arizona Texas Tech Bay !or 60 Texas A&M 44 3 ell Aour Neighbors! Rice 64 Southern Methodist 54 Tell Aour Fnends! Texas 55 Texas Christian 48 It's a Good Show ALTA, Utah. (UP) Mike Redixh,' S.F. Austin 68 Tex. Wesleyan 61 AT THE WEST younger brother of Olympic ski X star Jack Reddish, Wednesday on- Montana 77 Montana State 55 DIANA OOftS teied his name for competition in Colorado Col. 82 Kent AFB 71 MONO fttACMMAK un luneii . WUN Rocky Mount 77 Eastern Mont. 67 the annual Snow Cup lace heie 27 St. 39 St. 'Sunday. Washington Oiegon - JIM'S COLFAX Winning Teams Synonymous With Hull And Harbertson st Grid Coaches Eliminate Sked M-M- en Mt. Logan stake M Men Basketball schedule: January 9 BY OSCAR FRALEY tNew Zealand and finished prelim-NE7 p.m. Prov. 1 vs 7th, YORK UB Square- - inary training in Japan before he 8 p.m. Prov. 2 vs. 8th. shouldered Mai Whitfield at 28 one returned home in time to polish up 9 p.m. 13th vs 11th. al- - for the of track and fields old men, tryouts, Olympic lowed Wednesday that in his 16th The world record for 800 meters January 13 7 p m. 8th v s. Prov. 1. is 1956 come 1:46.6 and Whitfield figures he year of foot racing 8 p.m. 11th vs. Prov. 2. expected to trek down to Australia that "I can do 1:16 flat, at least.' 9 p.m. 13th vs 7th and win his third consecutive He won both Olympic titles in the January 14 identical clocking of 1:49.2. title. Olympic 7 13th vs. Prov. 2 Not only that," said the former His reason, said the man who 8 p.m. 11th. vs. Prov. 1 Air Force sergeant who began his first gained attention as a half-mil- e 9 p.m. p m. 8th. vs 7th headline caieer in 1941, but I high school phenomenon in January 19 expect to break the world record Los Angeles in 1941, is that he still 7 p.m. 8th, vs 13th. for the half mile this summer, is learning. 8 p.m. 7th. vs. 11th The answer is that for the first "I discovered from a European 9 p.m. Prov 1 vs Piov 2. time in close to a decade Whitfield coach last summer that I was January 38 is weanng civilian garb, and the running the half nule wiong, man who flew 25 bombing missions Whitfield explained. Our coaches during five months in Korea has teach us to coast thiougii the turns land then piel$ up speed as we come more time to tiain." V That he was able to remain one out of the turn. L of America's greatest runners dur-- 1 5 But the Europeans drive Prov. 1 0 3 2 ing his period of service says much through the turn and dont lose Seventh 3 2 for his determination and the momentum," he added. "I tried this Eighth 2 3 probability that he will make good and ran the distance in 1:47.9, my mb 1 4 on his Olympic and wot Id record best time, and I wasn't even sltain- - Irov 2nd 0 13th. 5 boasts. I had to do my training in the evening or early In the Whitfield currently is job hunting1 morning, and I rarely had any- - in New Yotk and will compete in body to work out with," he re-- . the indoor meets this winter, called. meanwhile finishing his one year NEW YORK, (UP) Gil Hodges Despite those difficulties, Whit-- , of study at night school for his was the happiest guy in Flat-fie- ld won the title at industrial arts degree. bush" Wednesday and certainly London in 1948 and tetained the A keen student of track and field,! the most detei mined one, too. title at Helsinki last summer. Whitfield sprang to the defense of' "If incentive will help it happen. I'll have thp greatest year of niv Prepaiations for his Finnish de- - Australian miler John fonse were blocked during the five whose recent 4:02.1 and 4.02 8 mile' life," declared the husky Brooklyn months of combat service in Korea, performances have been the sub- - first baseman upon signing his 1953 but Whitfield then got to run in contract for a reported $20,000. ject of widespread speculation, 800-met- m de ci B R m Si r ci L IT K U1 H w L V B yj 7 d d ir P v1 t u IT S Vi h ai lc er I Sucker Shifts n U P- hi B r tc 0 i 21 res-pe- Wed-alle- tl been Pi R S' o fl oi Vi C W B L w T s L L hot-sh- , Vi m vi Sew-looa- Logan Stake Fighting Irish atrip NYU VI S A A 78-77,Exfcr,S- Bi I?,e T w le all-ti- hs Tr b C IHiEHH 78-7- Ri st bi te pow-on- 73-7- 1 st fOKW College Cage Scoreboard vi c( st Twin Matches 105-7- ai ai j twin-featu- re slam-bangi- 77-5- mme Trotters in SLC Wood-wort- 64-5- expei-ience- h 11 w St v G Hoe be M sh rif INDEPENDENT re of of EM 60-4- 55-4- VI 76-6- Swashbuckling Sons of c' 91-6- Hous-Northe- PLUS 70-5- 7. pMARI (iNTvar-ro- COLOR BY POWER frer Technicolor wm, CAMERON JW ITCH EU. . 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