| Show Xbc feait Lake Tribune Monday December 9 19o7 2nd to Fete Friends Curtice Crash Talccs Die Tar Heels Off Again For Casaba Honors ' ' ByAi4oqIated Preu ' The emphasis has shifted from a big guy to a little guy hut the way those Tar Heels of North Carolina add ’em work 'em play ’em and beat ’em how " far away can college all-tim- e be? basket-hall’- s streak winning - JSan Francisco’s Dons rolled Jup the record streak of 60 over the past three seasons leaving Frank McGuire’s North Carolinians a full schedule of gr(nd-i- t out woi k to match It But If Ing eight of his 17 points in the extra sessions as the Wildcats fought off Temple In three overtimes 85-8Notre Dame showed power In a romp over Wisconsin with Tom Hawkins hitting 36 and Johnny McCarthy 22 and 14 players hit the scoring column for Purdue- in a surprisdecision over easy ingly Missouri North Carolina State probably the top challenger to North Carolina in the rugged AAC whipped Penn State its third Straight West Virginia routed Furman 105 67-- for Its 23rd straight Southern Conference victory mean anything and the hunch Is they do the new version of the Tar Heels will give it a solid try 7 75-7- 3 r pm The event is being sponsored by the Salt Lakii City Chamber of Commerce under the direction of Adrian Pembroke chairman Sports Committee Tickets for the fete may be purchased at the Mint Cafe or the Chamber offices until 5 pm according to Nat Berlin Chamber publicist Besides Curtice his coaching staff and three of his players will be introduced Lee Grosseup Utah’o will be a featured guest along with teammates Stu Vaughan and Merrill Douglas both of whom will play In the East-Wes- t Shrine game in San Francisco Featured guest speaker will be Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf a talent scout for the Forty Niners who Is a long time friend of Curtice SdverdfT school city and county dignitaries will also states I be on hand to pay their respects to Coach Curtice for winning the Skylne football championship— his fourth in eight years since coming to Utah n 76-4- 9 that tonight Friends of University of Utah’s successful football coach Jack Curtice will gather at the Student Union main ballroom to honor ’’01’ Cactus’’ at a 'testimonial banquet beginning at 3 in 32 games led to the "Atlantic" Coast Conference and National championships last season? the Tar Heels were minus All America Lennie Rosenbluth '(by graduation) and 6 9 Joe Quigg (broken leg) when they kicked off a new campaign against Clemson Saturday The Tar 7Ieels suffered another blow Saturday night when it was learned that Danny Lotz ' first string reserve who stands 6-and hails from Northport N Y broke his foot and will be out for several weeks ’ Utah Coach 80-6- 2 first appearances 37 Jack honor Friends to Curtice Ct touch at banquet w' wr r jrpi 1 1 ""3 wwto wnSr pjsvr’d "’""stoi jpcw j va quar-terbac- vsumsu t k Racer’s Life Youngster Takes Over Lead In World Bowling Tourney By Aaaorlated Fm CHICAGO Dec 8—Jim Carman 19 year-olDallas bowling AGOVRA CALIF Dec 8 ort to first place liung prodigy (UP) —Race driver James Fireworld Invitational match in the stone '39 was killed Sunday In the main event at the Cal- game bowling toumamentSun-daifornia sports car races here In the second fatal accident at the Carman youngest member of the 160 man tourney Held two-da- y event to the top of the heap climbed 23 Palo Sherrerd III George with a 1230 six game set It ran Alto was killed Friday his 24 game total to 5070 second round pacesetter Then came Steve Nagy now of St Louis but at various times from Akron Cleveland and Detroit ’ with 5031 y “FIRESTONE Monterey Park lost Calif was kilM'When of his car a Frazer-Nasand crashed Into an enbank-men- t He was running in the middle of the pack In the feature race for larger sports cars h at the time j3TH THREE of five squads through for the day he was 18 pins ahead of Dick Weber 27 a St Louis brewery sales representative Weber advanced to the runnerup position with a 1264 block' bringing his four-da- rnwwn S v 'f f ’" ‘i I "'i’ h I:?’& y total to 5052 His vehicle flipped three In thlid place with 5032 was times He was pronounced dead of head injuries at tjie track Detroiter Bill Goiembiewski jwirt ft r ‘S v if NLsTiipia-30- -- U w 4 e 7 THE FINAL SCORE was’79-£making it 33 in aurow and 27 to go but It took only a couple minutes long enough for them to bolt Into a 151 lead to establish the Tar Heels as loaded again Tommy Kearns who did the quarterbacking last season while Rosenbluth handled the brunt of the scoring assumed his new role well flipping In 32 points The five other returning lettermen headed by Pete Brennan acquitted themselves well and there were significantly kind words from Coach McGuire concerning four additions ' sophomore Kansas which took North Carolina to three overtimes before bowing In the NCAA finals last March made It three decision straight with a- over Northwestern "rrtr 71-6-5 27 for 89 a in scored Chamberlain Wilt total of three-gam- e the models most people buy4 Other strength showed up unexpectedly In other quarters particularly In the south as Auburn carrying the momentum of a championship football year surprised Wake Forest and Minnesota Journeying out to Nash ville outbattled Vanderbilt for Its third straight3- RMrFrederickand- - Manley Johnston each hit for 19 points for Auburn while George Kline and Ron Johnson scored 26 apiece for Minnesota ST LOUIS showed off A spectacular crew of sophol mores led by George with ?0 points in routing and New Mexico A & M Vem Hatton again was Kentucky’s man In the clutch scor78-6- 6 89-8- 5 Bur-kb- 6-- 8 96-4-1 Cats Win Opener PEORIA ILL Dec 8 (UP)— The Peoria Caterpillars defeated Truckers the Sunday in the Cats’ first game In the 1957 season of the National Industrial Basketball League Denver-Chicag- o 97-9- 2 ’ Christmas NEED- !- ' Th jt WATCHING Bel Air Sedan Chevy' 1 rfie only ear In Hs field with Body by Fisher and Safely Plato Clou oil around the models1 most people prefer low-pricother less the than two you In Give Your loved One - An Honored Watch ' ed is in MOVADO Yob the luxury uf tan afford this world renowned watch from $5950 Avtt&klt Men's & Cask Charge ar Lulled BENNION'S 1M S Mala BOYD PARK (Mplre SMufttJ Customers for 93 Yeert costs cars Yet Chevrolet longer lower finer I everyway 'Your dollars never had it so good! sculptured new beauty with the quality With all its startling new advances and craftsmanship of Body by Fisher You ge’t the year’s big buy -e- very Chevy is stunning new style Chevrolet is still lower wider and nine lively inches priced right down at the bottom of the ' ladder longer You get Chevrolet’s own spe- And look at what you get for the ' cial brand of performance and econ- lowprice jyou paylYou get boldly omy In fact you get the one car inSee the Dinah Shore Chevy Show Sunday night on the the low-pric- e field that performs in class! 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