| Show — w — y-- y v yvrr yYTrnTrr ’ the Salt Lake 14 B t ' i Tribune Sunday February 8 1959 ' ' v Jordan Spanish Fork and Provo Qualify for State Meet Top Scoring Threat High School Hoop Race Enters Crucial Stagtf Former Ute Casaha Ace Leads Recreation Play By Bill Coltrin Tribune Sports Writer Print the state tournament tickets for teams from Jordan Spanish Fork and Provo first three outfits to qualify for the state high school basketball meets While many other teams are shots to get in only Jordan Spanish Fork and Provo have cinched their berths mathematically speak' ' ing BET THE family Jewels that Bear River Davis Ogden" Granite Granger Bingham Tooele and Orem will make It okeh In Class A with North Cachp Weber and West better than an even money bet - In Qass B Judge Memorial Wasatch San Juan and American Fork are “in” except that you can’t prove it with figures such silly figures involving nothing but losses for the remainder of the season for any of the four teams : With only a couple- more week left in regulation play in the Salt’Lake County Recreation Dept’s basketball pro- the weaker clubs in the league and recently bagged B8 counters in a single game for Sanders 'Window "Shade in the gram Jerry McCleary seems a Wednesday night league at cinch to win the second half South - scoring crown TEAMMATE DICK Knost-maThe blond former University is second with 107 counof Utah star leads all scorers in the circuit with 192 points ters in the Wednesday loop and in four games He has racked has 105 in the Thursday up most of his points against League "where he plays for n e Vrontikis Bros McCleary is second in the strong Thursday loop with 104 points MONDAY LEAGUK —AT WEST HIGH Won Lost Ninth Ward ' Utah Power Operator Taylorsville Second Eimco " Utah Power Kilowatts Federated Milk Federal Reserve Bank Monument Park Vctetans Hospital LEADING SCORERS —Allen — Tayleravttie— Seeondr Betts Veteians Hospital 79 Mannion 56 White Utah Power Operators Ninth Ward 47 Winn Federal Be serve Bank 44 MONDAY'S SCHEDULE 6 30 p m —Veterans vs U P Kilowatts (at Veteran’ Hsopital) 6 30 pm —Federated Milk vi Federal Reserve Bank 7 30 pm — Cudahy Packing v Taylorsville Second 0 10 pm— U P Operators vs Ninth Ward Eimco va Park pm —Monument 9 JO Around the date there are more tie than ther$ are In - TUFSDAT ITAOVE most railroads Four top high school wrestlers left to right Frank Mar-ko- s of Weber Roger Cutler of Granite David Barton of Bountiful nd Larry Mitchell of Davis arft among tha scores of prep matmen- - busily preparing for state meet AT EAST MILL CRFfrlC Kelson Beebe Lead Maxwell I big for Ivins casaha five Larry scorer MFN'S STANDING Won Lost Randy Larsen Henderson Trucking 100 Jack Mannion Gartby Shocker 88 Lrry Morgan Portland Cement 82 Bob Jensen Henderson Trucking 75 St Mark's Episcopal Centenary Methodist St John’s Lutheran 6 7 7 a 9 9 10 10 Wasatch White Cottonwood Presbyterian Congregational HolladayAZR Jewish Bountiful Congregational SCHEDULE At WESTMINSTER — Chriat Methodist vs Holla-da- v 6pm Congregational 7 p m— Bountiful Congregational vs Cottonwood Preabyteriate 8 p m —Wasatch Preebyterian Black vs Zion Lutheran 9 p m— Jewish AZA vs St Mark's YPF 40 pm—St John's Lutheran vi Calvary Baptist AT FIRST BAPTIST 7 pm — Wasatch Presbyterian vs First Baptist vs 8 Congregational pm —First ' Methodist Centenary Central Chriatian vs First 9 p m— Presbyterian 20 pm —St Mark’s Episcopal vs Firat Methodist LAST WEEK S RESULT Blsck 67 Wasatch Pietbyterlan Congregational 18 Holladay Methodist 47 Wasatch Pres Christ b' terian While 39 69 First Con First Presbyteiian Rational 33 f reFirst Methodist 47 Centeniry Meth-oriia- t BO Calx ary Baptist 54 St Mark’s Episcopal 29 Central Christian 54 Cottonwood Presbyterian 36 Zion Lutheran theran 24 St Mark 9 YPF gregational 21 77 First John’s St 28 25 Bountiful LuCon- Jewish AZA 40 STANDINGS Woa Lost BapUst BOYS' First Baptist First Congregational Holladay Congregational Wasatch Presbyterian GOYA Fust Presbyterian Bountiful Congregational St Paul's Episcopal St Mark's Episcopal Christ Methodist Japanese Church of Christ Zion Lutheran Gilead Baptist SCHEDULE 3 Eimco Carpets Inc Olympia Sales Pauls Ice Cream Mollerup Van Linea if 2 3 3 1 1 0 4 Leading Hearer Duane Horton Shell Oil Oil Dick Mollerup Van Lines 86 Sawyer Gene Stephens Busico Cash Store 70 Sherman Crump Paula Ira Cream 4 70 Sid Halton Olympia Sales ' Wednesday's SehtdpU -' Moller— 8 30 p m Carpets Inc vi UP Van Lines v Cash Busies 730 pm— Jo Olympia Sales 030 p m —Etmeo v Bennion wsra Ice Cresm V Paul’ 9 30 p m Shell Oil WEDNESDAY IFAOUE HIGH SCHOOL AT SOUTH Wan I ost Sandets Window Shade Utah Powerfk Light Dixie Bar B-Manwill Plumbing Sputnicks Fuller Paint Tennta Club Country Squire Leading icorers Sandyra Window Jerry 192McCleary Knoatman Sanders Dick Shade Window Shade 107 Fred Wheeler 2T Royco Light Utah Power Rosendahl Dixie Bar B Q 63 Wednesday's fifchcdule 6 30 pm — Sanders Window Shade V Manwill Plumbing 7 30 p m —Tennis Club ya Country Squire vs Dixie 8 30 pm —Sputnicks Bar BQ 2 30 pm —Utah Power At Light va Fuller Paint THURSDAY LEAGUE AT WESTMINSTER COM FOR 4 Won Lost Shell Oil Trait SportCenter Ivina Ward Vrontikis Brothers Western Paper Products Radio City Lounge Bettilyons VeteraneHopltal SouvalL Brothers Leading Scorers Vrontikis BrothDick Knoatman ers JOSJeiry McCJearyi Trail Sports Center 104 Sherman Crump Ttail Sports Center 86 Bruce Goodrich Veteran Hospital 81 Marlin Shield Trail Sports 80 Gary Bergen Veter-an- s Hospital 79 Schedule Thursday 830 p m —Radio City Lounge vs Vrontikis Bros 7 30 pm —Trail Spdrts Center vs Firat Methodist SATURDAY' SCHEDULE Baptist vs Zion's 9 50 a m— Christ Methodiat va 8t Paul a Episcopal 10 40 am— Holladay Congregational v First Presbyterian Church of 11:30 am— Japanese Christ vs Gilead Baptist 12 30 p m— StMark s Episcopal vs OYA Greek 1 20 pm— Wasatch Freabytarlan ' vs Bountiful Congiegatlonal 2 pm —First Congregational vs First Methodist LAST WEEK’ RESULT Ivins Ward GOYA 20 Bountiful 17 sou vail Bros t West' Gi!ea4 Baptist u 20 St Maik’s Epis- ern8 30 pm — Paper Product S copal — m 9 v 30 Bettilvbna Veterans p 39 First Japanese Church of Christ HospitfU Methodist 8 22 SL Paul’s oPfRRY I FAG! E I Frat Congregational AT EAST MILL CRFEK Episcopal 21 Wasatch Presbyterian 29 First Pres- am —First Lutheran 9 byterian 18 27 Zion Lutheran 16 Holladav First Baptist J8 Christ Methodist 94 LIVE LaRae Stone 100 Lee Design Engineering 84 Thursday's Schedule 830 p m Assembly v Tool Engineering A Shop — vs Machining 730 pm Design 8 30 pm— Quality Control vs Ma terial Control 9 30 pm —Test Dept Alt Engineer— ‘ ing TOTED 6tnr One for our big f fectric ’ perfmtnf fvr One-Tw- Applion ce Do One for furnl ' end carpet We want men who r In forested In bulletin a lino porsonSI ft ad f throuoh friendly and courteous crv lee We arc willing to pay NBA Standings At 26 15 14 14 13 12 7 11 7 112 110 10 8 10 2 10 3 10 2 13 2 13 2 12 8 118 115 110 10 5 Region Four Region Five Kiibv McMaster Orem Eddie Collins Piovo Chuck Norton Proo Barry Gleave Provo Terry Gunderson Carbon Cliff Johnson Spanish Fork Garth Nelson SpringvUle Joe Ahlin Psyson Lynn Obom Payson Ron Henderson Carbon John Sumsion SnringviJle Rulon Ewell Pavson Dave Voegele Provo g sport in Utah’s high schbols— is - reaching - --cli max with regional and state meets coming up In the next weeks State finals are slated for Feb 27 and 28 and picking favorites for the crown is impossible Last year’s champions Davis In Class A and Uintah In Class B are in for considerable trouble in their attempts to rather Wasatch John Robinson North Rich Kent Phillips Morgan Doug Hodges North Rich Tommy Martinez Park ’ City Ma Bruff South Rich Region Paul tyillard Josephs Chris Segura Judge Lairy Eagan Judge Roger McAlmond St Josephs Bobby Berge Dugwav Richard Gibbons Dugway Jim Caputo Judge 36 42 37 37 33 25 43 26 49 01 17 32 15 23 18 13 25 Six (Jordan Division) 108 99 97 92 79 75 151 14 1 13 9 13 1 11 3 107 Bountiful showed a lot of class last week in winning meet with out in a four-waWeber Granite and Davis while Millard’s fine showing recently against Delta has made the Eagles one of the Class B favorites y PROVO — Western State College picked up victories in six divisions and then added five more points on a forfeit to win an easy 23-- wrestling victory over Brigham Young University here Saturday night THE COUGARS’ only points came In the heavyweight event when BYU’jt Kent Horne pinned Ron Acre in 3:33 ATTother matches were won by Western State on decisions Individual results: 123 lb— Welter Martiner WSC Allan Roe BYU 2 0 130 lb— Bill Com WSC declrioned Joe Dewey BYU 4 2 137 lb —Lynn Griffith WSC Jerry Mestrevy BYU 147 lbs— Manual TruJ llo WSC Ron Jone 0 1ST lbs— Gene Bower WSC decl-llonHon Leckie BYU 107 lba — Jack Hlltman WSC Bill Yancey 4 3 177 lbs— Marvin Allen WSC won on a forfeit v Heavyweight — Kent Home BYU pinned Bon Acre WSC In 3 33 Fork Lee Burton Altamont Duchesne Gary Sutton Uintah Glendon Malnar Union Kirk Brotherson Altamont Steve Lott Duchesq Fred Evans Union Brent Carlisle Tabiona Ron Rowley Region Eight (San Steven Beebe Gieen River Preston Nielson San Juan Brent Arnold North Emery J B Jensen South Emery Max Jones San Juan Richard Childs North Emery Art Martihez Notre Dams Phil Alger North Emery Tv Lewis Monticello Franz Weber Green River David Adams Monticello Tonv Stark Mnab Duane Kelly Notre Dam Juan - Emery Division) For Preps 6-- 0 7 n Ben Lomond at Ogden Davis at Weber Box Elder at Bountiful now Region Three Olympus at West (Tuesdav) Granite at South (Tuesday) East at Highland (Tuesday) Highland at Olympus West at Granite South at East Region Year Cyprus at Murray Granger at Tooele Bingham at Jordan Region Five ' Orem at Spanish Fork (Thursday) Carbon at Springvllle (Thursday) Provo st Payson (Thursday) Region Six (fvmmlt Division) North Summit st Wasatch North Rich st Park City South Rich at Morgan Region Six (Jordan Division) Judge at Dugway South Summit at Grantsville Region Seven American Fork at St Francis (Wednesday) Tintie at Pleasant Grova (Wednesday) BY High at Lthl (Wednesday) Tmtlc at BY High Pleasant Grove at American Fork St Francis at Lehi Region Eight (Uintah Division) Union at Uintah (Wednesday) Tabiona at Duchesna (Wednesday) Duchesne at Union Altamont at Tabiona Region Fight (Saa Jaan-EmorDivision) North Emery at Sen Juan (Thursday) South Emery at Monticello (Thursday) Grand at Green River (Thursday) South Emery at San Juan North Emery at Monticello Notre Dama at Grand Region Nina (Sanpete Division) North Sanpete at Wasatch Academy Gunnison at Juab Region Nine (Sevier Division) North Sevier at South Sevier Region Nino (Garfield Division) Piute at Bryce Valley -Marysvale at Panguitch Valle at Eacalante Region Ten (Millard Division) Parowan at Milford Delta at Millard Region Ten (Dixie ‘Division) Enterprise at Dixie Kanab at Hurricane Special to Tha Tribune ' young skiers Basin 78 6 4 Jim Doll Snow Basin 79 8 8 Jim Jacobson Jackson 810 WYO— Speedy Jtfnler 2 Boyo— 1 Dal Miller Snow 74 6 2 Mike Wilson Basin Salt Lake from Ogden’s 84 6 3 Richard Groth Idaho Fails 4r4 Ladd Christensen Salt Lake Snow Basin ski srea Saturday 87 89 0 5 Richard Beasley Rexburg 89 8 five of the captured eight Janlor 1 Glrla— 1 ‘Margo Walters classes in the downhill event Salt Lake68 61 2 2 Susan Flandro Po4 catello Reynolds PoJoan Allen Salt Lake of the Intermountain Junior catello 75 0 4 3Mary 75 2 5 Mary Lou North Salt Lake 77 4 Championships Junior t Glrle— 1 Marie Pat 'RasSlalom runs will start at mussen Snow Basin 71 8 2 Susia 10 am Sunday on Snow King Mackey Pinedale 74 0 Sandy Penfold Moose Creek 76 6 4 Marilyn Mountain and combined cham- Riggins Jackson 80 0 5 Lynn Antru-bus- s Jackson 95 2 pions will be determined from Junior I Girl— I" Karen Korfanta the finishing trder of both Pinedale 2 $2 2 Dorothy Harris Moose Creek 76 4 Glenda Dnscoi slalom and downhill f Jackson 77 4 3 Susan Schnnt St Jim Kelson Juab M R Garrett Juab Don Thompson tyantl Rodnev Rasmussen N SRfipato Gene Beck Gunnison Brent Barlow Gunnison Mel Yergensen Seuth Sevier Stan Ahbv Richfield Glen Grev South Sevier Mike Casev 4 79 8 Anthony Becky Stewart Jackson 61 6 5 Tama Howard St 4 83 Anthony Janlor 4 Girls— 1 Peggy Goddard Snow Basin 84 8 2 Susan Bouter Snow Basin 85 4 3 Karon Budge 4 89 2 Robin Crabtree Jackson Jackson 96 6 6 Donna Budge Jack-to- n r FASTEST SKIER on the hill Saturday was Dale Miller who led the Ogden sweep Miller a Junior 2 class skier ran the long course in a tninpte 99 8 148 seconds — just a shade Junior Boys— - “Robert Kiesel win1 Basin 62 0 2 (Tie) Bob Flan-diSnow Junior faster than the Pocatello and George Reynolds ner Jimmy Guest of Jackson Pocatello 66 0: 4 Howard Colima Jr 5 Steve Mackey it Lake 72 1 who did It in 76 seconds flat Sa Pinedale 72 Miller was joined in the Rav Miller Snow Junior 4 Boy-64 2 2 Jim Budge Jackson winner's circle by his younger Basin 3 72 0 Nethercott Jackson Jim brother Ray who won the jun- 757 4 Joe Infenxer Jackson 78 4 ior 4 event Robert Kiesel from Robert Alien Jr Salt Lake 79 4 junior 3 Marie Rasmu$senln Juniof 2 and Peggy Goddard TODAY AT 4:30 PM ” J unior 4 - Kent Outzen Marvsvale Charles Brinkerhoff Valley Kav Richard Panguitch Jim Gnuidmg Panguitch 6-- Ons-Tw- Ogden Youngster Set Pace In Jackson Skiing Tourney JACKSON 6-- 1 repeat Special to Ths Tribuns Six (Summit Division) Region Jerrv Christensen grow-In- Cat Matmen Lose Match Wavne o wail No hivh artiiti SoferVt car allowance commissions end bonu HospL ta Illation health accident nd life insurenco All inquiries end interview! confidential 8 8 16 0 Larry Dehlin Bingham Bill Knvachevich Tootle Tim Nelson Granger Mike Holden Granger Brent Curry Tooele Gene Maynard Cyprus Randy Dow Jordan Mike Shields Murray Lee Watkins Lehl Dae Atherley Tintie Phil Read American Fork Sterling Harris American Doug Hadield Lehi Allred Pleasant Grove 5 5 8 Region Three Ron Steinke Granite Vic Johansen Olympus Terry Kraus West Bob Belka Granite Bill Wright West Gene Frants Highland Larry DuBols Highland Bob Cosby Olympus fastest Wrestling 122 Brent Johnson North Sevier Ken Taylor Wavne them Wrestling Tills o J SALESMEN WIRE Region Gary Batchelor Dvl9 Harris Bear River Weber Jartcleailo Doug Moon Davis Bruce Samples Ogden Gary Gacn Bear River Butch Rheese Weber Bob Greenweil Ogden Bountiful Roger Fluhman I ost Ned Gvllenskog North Cache Mike Dublooix Weber 0 I ’ Warn DavK Box Eider Melvin Saddler Logan 1 Randall Tyson Box Elder WEDNESDAY IEAfl E AT EAST MILL CREEK Woa 4 Joe Busico Cash Stora 3 Bennion Ward TUESDAY'S - TUESDAY’S pm — Vitro Uranium vsf Bennett Glass 8c —Paint Company ' vs 7 30 pm Portland Cement Gadshy Shockers 8 30 p m —Sugarhouse JC’ vs Henderson Trucking — Kesler 8c Sons vs Pacific (30pm Pipelines Northwest 8 30 & three or four rounds to play most of these should be untied As for the cinches Jordan has a record with four to play so the Diggers couldn’t finish worse than Try to record figure out how a won’t place fourth in Region can’t Four teams High school basketball teams Four You this from go region so Jordan have a schedule “of 53 games is a cinch this week The schedule for the week with all games Friday SPANISH FORK and Provo both have '6-records with unless otherwise indicated: three games left to play s Kaglaa Should both lose all three (imNorth Cscho at Box Elder (Wednesday — possible incidently since they Logan at Bear River (Wednesday) South Cache at Ogden (Wednesday) play each other) they would Weber at Ben Lomond (Wednes- still be In the top three In day) Bountiful at Davis (Wednesday) Region Five Carbon and Pay-soLogan at North Cache are tied for fourth right Bear Biver at South Cacht Prep Club Wait Week’s Slate Prep Basketball Leaders Inliidividual Scoring Basketball YMCA But- - with with 25 undoubtedly end In a tie for first' With 53 games on the schedthis week It will be a miracle If a flock of other teams do not qualify for the tournaments Only a tiny handful of the games are absolutely meaningless Beginning on Tuesday all three games in Region Three are vital " two-wa- y - 'ft HURRICANE after Its vic tory over Cedar City Friday shouldn’t be left out of at""' least a playoff for a touma- rrjent berth At the moment this league with Cedap has Dixie at City and Hurricane at But(je Cedar City still has to play Dixie while Hurricane has only Kanab and’Efiterprise left on the schedule 5-- 4-- Uclans Defeat Ute Crew In Swim Tiff I Special to Tha Tribune LOS ANGELES — The Uni- versity of Utah won five of the p eight individual events but ’ UCLA had more depth to down— -In the BrulnS’ the Utes ' pool Saturday morning Darwin Killpack paced Utah j again with two first places— in the freestyle race amf the freestyle Russ- Sneddon won first in the div- - r ing1(Diek Lewis captured the backstroke and Ros- -well Seare won th‘e butteifly event to Recount for ’£ Utah's five firsts 51-3- 5 220-yar- 440-yar- 200-yar- -- 200-yar- ( The loss was Utah's ond In twq days In Los ! gelea secAn-- - ' Friday afternoon Utah Urri-bowed to a versity of Southern California' team 66 20 UCLA took both relays the breaststroke the freestyle and the freestyle for Its first place points star-studde- d 1 200-yar- d d 100-yar- d mrdlry relay 400-yar- d fRosreraon Schlobohm' T Carteel) ule 4 18 8 — UCLA Alderman U Ireestyle—Killpaclc (UCLA) Stef el (UCLA) SO yard freestyle — Brown (UCLA) Van Noy (UCLA) Reed (U) T :24 9 Diving — Sneddon (U) Lea (U) Bauer (UCLA) 182 7S point d butterfly — Seare (U) Flood (UCLA) Perrin (U) T 2 IS 2 d freestyle —Casteel (UCLA) Van Ney (UCLA) Milna (U) T :5S 7 200-yar- d backstroke — Lewis (U) Hobeson (UCLA) Brown (UCLA) T 2 270 d freestyle — Klllpaek (U) Lindstrom (UCLA) Sleael (UCLA) T 5 04 4 d — Srhlnbnhm breastrok (UCLA) Perrin (U) Peterson (Ui T 2 38 3 d freestvle relay — UCLA (Casteel Van Noy Brown Robeson d Lindstrom T 2 18 will be at Olympus will be Granite West at South will T 3 45 8 and East be at Highland 3 3 Then on Friday It will be Highland at Olympus 'West at Granite and South at East and of course it is always possible that these six games will tie the league up tighter rather Don Calder Is new presithan loosening the knot On Wednesday there are 10 dent of Meadow Brook Golf games on the docket with Club’s Men’s Assn He reNorth Cache at Box Elder and places Chick Gaddis Qther new officers elected in the Logan at Bear River topping annual business meeting Ire the card in Region One-TwBY High at Lehi involves two Bud Raleigh as vice presi- dent and Robert Miller as tied teams in Region Seven 3-- 2-- 4 5-- 2-- 1-- 5 1 " Meadoiv Brook Elects Colder r secretary-treasure- THE OTHER vital gameln Region Seven will be Pleasant Gfove at American Fork on Friday Union goes to Uintah in a real big one In the Uintah Division Wednesday If Uintah should lose it can just about kiss a state tourney chance goodbye but If the Utes win' a tie is about a cinch to be the end1 result in this lo'op with ‘ Altamont definitely in the picture j Thursday’s key game Is Orem at Spanish Fork leaving the way open for a flock of vital games on Friday games which should prove something or the other Bingham goes to Jordan and If the Miners can’t beat Jordan probably no one can In Region Four ' Gunnison Is at Juab and the same thing is true — if Guuni-socan’t tip Juab who can? 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