| Show we iti niv AotFo g : - ii I 11 ' 4' Ile 1 4VE46 ' leqt V - V ' - 4 i111 '''''''N r r-- e eP 4 444- r - r 1 - t 4 it 4asszalsi4:tte"I 4 : Polio 2 un 4 Slatarl 1 n -7- IVPIt' - 10 T -71 r-77-- -- dTh 7' - i 4'''' In-Keglin- 1 1 'The arieual program meeting of 1 i: - Al Wellhausen of 6 10111 a slight "midget" inches in height ' Nick-Watt- 11 thud-be- at -- 111 Et 7ati IS Pint Methodtriret Papnot 11 Paurs t Episcopal ist 9 It'irel Preehvitristi 21 Miodic Lineris Para Cathedra-- r 01111 a Pt Mitt I Folks who have aki trousers whose weather resistance is wearing a byt thin had better try a 15c bottle ft-oof Seal-Te- x All you hare to do is paint it on quickly and thinly and it will not stiffen z) the fabric 0 1 Pet 000 0 1000 Deeper Inrst 1 1 500 Sandy First 1 Sand y Third Sa0 I i ira per liseontt 0 2 :000 2 0 000 Granite Ftenscluts tor Jan 22 at Draper Junior biap: vs nranitc i pm- - Draper it Third vs Sande First-san9 p First vs Draper d Granite y missal ti T F l'' OTYP M Dapnt 3 5 2 8 4 1 1 Rammussecit 3 2 2 8 t abb1 W:ixespain:f IS3 3 2 Ft 1 I 1 3 Tirlkincton 0 0 10 Jacksone 3 4 2 Thrrrindit Reenstactir 0 01 0 04 1 2 1 3 R Fimer 2 0 Deopain 2 0 0 4 Crows:f ft Devon:in 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 2 8 Elmrf Whitmore 0 0 0 0 pm--riant- ly Total 19 12 it 48 Seoro by Pa nil r Sk ocendquarters nt 2onkins 14 - ' ' arts ro" II IF i'Vii In ' r c - r If ri Li ii LJ 112 TO 10 TO11 oil All Sizes is' s bach's et g-ead SKI 20e at it e or potato balls SHOP-STR- EET FLOOR 9-20- i ' - '" 1 ' i 1 ID 51151374:RjEc4 — W —rr----:- with a 611 series including a 231 and game on alleys —600 Lue King added in the ladies city lleague at the l Friday Temple Amy led her Provo Foundry squad to a 2480 series and three over Hudson Bay Fur while WeirLaFee's runnerup five led by Belle Fellows' 210 and 555 took four from The Boston Store Lue's big series led Helen's to four over Bearing Service in the Ladies City but there was plenty of help in the form of Lee Dumayne's 230 game and Norma Jonely's 521 series keg- etiFurness a 1r to open a 534 series for Salt Lake Knit which split with Tom Belliston Service the new leaders headed by Iva Burne 139-avera- ge nett's 539 Meanwhile Peggy Blackstock a first year bowler turned out a 235 game and 534 series for Cashis King In the Shoppers league at the Ritz In the men's llineup a pair of "minor leaguers" took the honors as Jim Murphy gave the Utah Oil i league a new high series of 200- during its Friday session at the Ritz and Iry flashed his straight ball for Snight new high in the t lleague on the Southeast courts Both carry averages in 4 - s --- - -r- COLLEGE CAGE lk IL ii --Dick Forward for Emery Coors club which will play in S L -- - -: - -- AFTER 10 YEARS The first Intermountain A skating meet In 10 years will be held at Humphries pond in Emigration canyon on Wednesday Feb 25 according to planoutlined by local skaters The last amateur skating meet was held in 1937 at Heath's rink and surprisingly enough the two stars of that tourney will be back to compete Wayne Mitchell who won the 200 400 and 800 meter races in the 1937 event will head the field of competitions in this 1948 championship test for men and Charlotte Fenton who glided off with most of the women's prizes wilt be on hand Bert Margetts chairman of A A U skating will be in charge of the meet Skaters can sign up for the events at the Humphries rink located about two miles from the mouth of Emigration canyon Skating has beenolimited in Utah the past few years because of the weather which has made it almost Impossible to plan ahead But the Emigration rink has been able to maintain a skating surface and the A A U chiefs are hopeful that the Ice will still be good by tourney time ' TYPr Ilrst Nto lonnf 666 ikainaburyt 311 10 0 Crapoc 1 O O thiady Third f3TYP Peteroonf 2 6 4 8 Mumfordl 6 8214 Brnardo4 tiardearticg Brown s 4 0 3 1 Otteiionit 2 0 Voater s O 0 0 Webb Ballard 4 17 9 17 17 12 Totals Scor by 13 7 11 Pandy First quartrai 11 17 30 Third handy Offierlia—Jenkints Vincent 2426 1313 111 East Jordan Stake 3 2 2 Midvale First Union Prat Emit Midvale First Second Mulvai 0 1 0 0 8 7 4 0 7 41 17 41 Pet 1000 1000 667 0 0 1 1 1 0riig raas 6 4 2 1 2 5 3 5 0 0 1 0 Midvai Eaat Midvale Keeend First 2 14 Grantt Sbarpf 52 5212 4 4 8 Ni:ssonf 0 4 A Dablf B DabLe 0 2 0 0 2 6 kiwilippx 0 2 g Jewicell11 Barnhurstg 0 20 00 00 0 0 Bill litokerg adamcg 0 2 1usteen1 713620 25 14 19 7 34 20 Union Second 4 1 0 8 4 0 0 8 0 3 1 1 Dahl Ag 2 2 1 5 thoong 0 2 0 0 1 1 1 3 Johnannt )eteCioaryg 01 14 02 04 2 0 0 4 C Neisonf Howednt Sitowtoldc 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 4 idalstromt 11 14 5 27 20 15 6 Se Totals Score by quarters 13 23 33 48 Midvale Second 8 18 27 2 ljnin Second 5 2 1 1 1 0 A 1' 4 3 1 0 0 3 0 Aocond 11 Hoirnect 2 H Neisonf 16 Poulsonc 6 Purmircit 0 Ontinerocg Hawct Whttej Smart° ii vs DePaul 56 Niagara U 53 Temple 61 North Carolina 51 Hamilton 62 Hobart 45 Wooster 63 Mount Union 51 48 Langston 7174Prairie View 56 Ohio State Pittsburgh t ' ""mlit- '040- ing - England's Football Leaders Tied LONDON Jan 17 (A—The biggest crowd of the current English football season 81962 saw Arsinal leader of the first division of the English football league held to a 1 tie Saturday by Manchester 'United Eus- Eastern (Ky) Teachers 51 Murray 42 Lehigh 49 Dickinson 43 Bethany 49 Fairmont Tchrs 40 California 50 Stanford 46 51 Washington Washington State 36 42 41 State Oregon Oregon Snow 59 Mesa 26 Carbon 47 Westminster 44 UCLA 51 USC 50 Rotary Boys' club Midgets Baseball Coach Quits copped the first half title in the COLLEGE STATION Tex Jan Midget league Saturday with a 17 (UP)—Barton (Botchey) Koch1 3 victory over the J C assistant football and baseball Midgets Fairmont Midgets runn- coach and scout at Texas A & M 3 college Saturday resigned his ers-up Elks downed Salakis made 16 points for the post effective May 1 to enter private business champions 42-1- Ea4 Southi Play 'Monday I ia1WMAtte'rbuittfAtle 1L4 1: iT i I - 11 - 0 f- 1 tk ' I 0 0 ' t I - 1S- - - -- I i' ' 1 4' ' t t - I ' I - ortanpee nison Manti and collide and undefeated Snow plays Moroni Anhost to other Wednesday night contest pits Hurricane against Dixie at St George FriPrecedingl the usual are three Thursday day schedule in the San Juan division of region five North South Emery collide Emery andmeets Moab and BlandMonticello ing goes out to Greenriver And—to top it all off everybody gets into the act Friday night No less than 70 prep quintets will be in action in at least 35 bang-u- p ball games These preps really keep the wheels spinning Meanwhile as the high school closed play Saturday scanty-clad- s the undefeated list in class night A boasted only four quintets East West and Davis in the Big Nine and Weber in region one Eighteen teams in class B still ride the crest of victory Tooele and Murray share leader trnXtVite:letTevniriIs Judge Memorial at Murray 35-ga- nge American York snow Moroni portedly getting offers from the New York Giants San Francisco 49ers and Detroit Lions He is on the coast for the Los Angeles Mister college game and may make up his mind while in California Bus Williams is in Chicago confering with New York Giant isofficials interon a contract and Detroit ested in signing Maughan Frank Nelson has been offered a two-yecontract by the Giants but the Utah university star isn't certain he can graduate in the first place and has a local job offered him in the second place He is not sure whether he will play or be able to play until June -- 4 o4ao 2 2 0 0 1 ro500o 0 1000 2 2 EnteY—Pan Joan 0 3 4 2 0 9 0 0 Rigtell 01z—gouthera 1 1 1 1 0 0 3 2 t f f 000 750 333 331 250 000 000 100() ad7 000 000 Senior Scout Basketball haul-siert- a '- 1 i I I t I 1 " 7"77 t I ir1 V "Sanity ri I i AM iti '1 r U IL r1 EL : rl0 10 II LAI th iia aol kp-'- mit IL t1 e) 1 v i ii 40 771 liu1 14 ri rs rN - CIA0 r-T- 40 L N LAI u --:- il tf fri i ill Ilt1 I r 7-1- (-1 DI Lii L:Ji31111L:'1 LA" tilv!"1 i- -- 1' r14-r7r411r- 1 I ri : - t ' - 7 ' 1 ' f i ‘ IF i rl'OH-t7 i LEiving - ril :: Code" the Utah leader announced that the vote at the NCAA meeting which he attended was practically unanimous "There were some schools op- 11 " 41 1--1 I the very near future I "It's a matter of compromising a bit on both sides" he said "There has grown to be considerable dif- 1 ference in the rules the past few years but rule authorities on both I sides are confident that the matter can be ironed out with both sides I giving in a little and both sides I have expressed a willingness to do oft that It will help the playing difficiating and coaching if the ferences can be eliminated and I I'm sure they can" he added 1 ri 14iJ P -3 4 ::" L It 1 i' AP - 1' t ty r lig 74440 tU LF-iiti- 41Ly I - r t posed : 0' ": i : it 1 There Is Only One DIIIIDEE Siete f ti':- i'' in Sall Lal:e City—Al Our !ley' Address i 1 ' 4-- ) il s I 1 tr-- 1 (-- C I Li t) t !-2 (—Nil!' r! i i i 1 '4Ai IL 1- i ii 14 rt rt ( 11 1 r '" ' ! 'r! :r rl ii irm rr ' i— i ii ii N r ! - - t i 14 A ( &A &A I' t I: - t:- e I t I' Glass or Solid - ti Convenient Terms 4 t1 30 Crawford Door Sqles Co Division of OSCAR E CHYTRAUS I CO — " dr 4slimgrogg'''d''' — ---- ----- r7 7 likk Panels :vi 49 232 South Main Salt Lake City Li ea Pori '' —'": 0 101 - 3r- - Mr ' - s it 2461 Washington ' Ogden Utah t ----- 1 Blvd! k p -- a- e 4 4 1:: E iopit) SALT LAKE CITY 41s : 500 500 000 000 2 1 i MO 0 0 2 nPlItt n Millard Hinckley Milford (-- - 1000 03 'Norther - - in Atk At 1 2 1 Dixie f 750 750 250 250 noo 1000 L I1 't 000 000 0 0 2 2 2 3 4 1 3 - i' - 2NO '13 1 1 1 Enterprins I t Hillside Stake WORCFSTER Mass Jan 17 UP) W 2 Pet —Dr William T (Bullet Bill) Pdgehill "A" 5 0 1000 6011 con2 3 'a Osmanski Saturday signed Ed get 6410 3 2 La ura rest tract to coach the Holy Cross foot- COiOnifil 400 2 3 2 3 400 ball team The former Crusader Wasik tch and Chicago Bear star did not Mt- View " 0 5 000 Rosana say who would be his assistants "Ill" 15 Ettrealli "A" 30 The terms and duration of the 18 Wasatch 10 contract were not announced Colonial Hills 12 MI View 11 I Ike Armstrong University of Utah athletic director and member of the college football coaches rules committee reports that all ( coaches are in favor of getting the high schools and colleges under the same playing code Ile is confident r that the two varying codes will be brought together in one rule book to it last year but they aptroubles parently have had their with this subsidizing and recruitthe ing and the schools all oversomethat country are convinced thing will have to be done to correct the situation There is no question that it has gotten badly out of hand in some parts of the country "From now on all schools should be able to publish any action that is taken in trying to get athletes There will be no back door dealings It will be up to the schools themselves and the conferences to make it work and they all seemed determined to do It I believe that all schools will do their part to stick by the code" he said 1O00 750 I Parowan Valley Hurricane Cedar Kaftan Osmanski Official H C Chief Now 2 south Sevier Moab Monticello Routh Emery Green River Mac-Mitch- ell 500 000 000 f400 0 1 3 1 Blanding I 4 3 1 0 Resiost lirlye—rtatalt 4 3 3 North Emery 1000 1000 2 0 0 loop leywit Jan 17 tin—Leslie the New York Athletic club came from behind in the last 50 yards Saturday night to win the mile run at the Metropolitan A A U indoor track and field championships at the 23rd regiment armory int4:189 Never in front until the field of 21 reached the last turn on the flat board track sped past three men to win three yards over Tommy Quinn the defending champion and a New York A C teammate One Rule Code so-call- ed 1 1 Duchesns Uinta h A ITrra Ta Works Altamont 0 0 1 O O Marysvato BROOKLYN Mac Mitchell of ar Regarding the - Pantflitch ):Iealante Nuts Tropic By MacMitchell is Colleges Agree Wayne Mile Run Taken HODGSON 1 Wasatch Academy North Stopeto Manti North Sevier Monroa (35 Salina Richfield Blanding at Grntiver Friday Jan 23 All divisions have full ocheduls on games docket) - 2 2 GUnnigOS Emery 1:40ornitatteraerit at ter °Barth - moo 000 0 I 0 2 Itgion Togr—Saspetio Lehi Wedneeday Jan 21 Wasatch Academy at Otinniacon- Manti at North Sanoete Moroni at Snow Hurricane at Dixie Thursday Jan 22 once-defeat- ed Operate Manually or Electrically Easily Installed 71AAb ' - STANDINGS la ‘mdIImi - flUgbnA4 High school basketball goes on the boards every night W L Pet this week in one part of the state Or the other many of the rs14oeiti co e 3 0 1000 3 0 10001 IA t 1 000 2 0 prep quintets seeing action twice 1 1 Son (IreMe Provo on Ao0 festivities I I Monday Opening 1 J6telan'' 2 311 in and circuit will who Jordan the East and South ship 1 Carbon 2 night are 511 the Wasatch is atop the ladder in the Snuth 0 00 0 stage a Big Nine explosion in con0 00 0 0000 000 Ogden Summit division Deseret gym A peek at the In region three It's Spanish Fork Region One ference standings may lead one 3 0 1 Pan s to believe this is a contest of the and Juab In front of the Nebo Wpbor itivor 2 i doer rich versus the poor but South pack while Lincoln and Pleasant Boar 1142 south Cache 2 I2 Box Ekirr 1 311 has a dangerous crew which kept Grove pace the Alpine division 1 North 2 Cache 531 Down in region four where three Logan West hanging on the ropes for 0 3 000 and the better part of four quarters divisions are located Snowsector Region Two—Jordan and the same may happen to the Gunnison top the Sanpete 2 0 1000 Monroe stands alone in North TO00111 Leopards if they get careless 2 0 Murray I000 1 Remainder of the Big Nine fives Sevier and Marysvale is tied with Cy 1 prua 500 1 Judart on Memoriti South of 500 I the top Panguitch swing onto the maple Tuesday Sevier Orantowili 0 2 000 li O and West occupy the pinnacle Ettntham 2 000 night Ogden Roosevelt paces the Ifintah di- spotlight i n the Deseret gym Summit out to Carbon and vision of region five atlyth Nrt Provo Wasatch 3 0 1000 1 Davis movies Granite at Granite Emery is deadlocked South Summit 647 2 1 In North 1 division San Parowan stsf Summit 2 Juan the Also on the Tuesday menu are 1 3 041 1 In antr:118it s three games inthe Jordan division and Valley share the top rungsix South0 3 000 Rich 0 3 9oo of region three where Bingham the southern division of region Riskiest Threa—Nelse moves out to Tooele Grantsville while Delta and Beaver are the faces Cyprus at Magna and Judge leaders in the north Juab 2 0 1000 Thin Week'' fteheduke 1 0 Spanish Fork 1000 Memorial has a busy evening out 1 1 Springville 300 Monday Jan 10 at Murray Tooele and Murray rule 1 0 000 Payson v Elliot Routh at Deiseret gym Tintic 0 2 000 the roost both undefeated Teesdale Jan 20 Wednesare four quintets Region Alpine Dirserot OratXI: vs! (Y411ttnat ' 2 0 1000 Tincolti day night's performers Wasatch i Plea sa nt Grove 2 0 Davis at Granite academy meets undefeated GunB Y High 000 0 I 'ono Here's the garage door that's safe from wind or Rain snow or dust does not affect its weather easy operation 143 WEST SECOND SOUTH t i 11 IIIGII SCHOOL e Other Big 9 Clubs Active Crawford Upward Acting Sectional Doors PHONE 1 Y THE PRESS BOX top-notch- t c i 220-ya- rd tis 33 Roanoke 48 Washington and By JIMMY Lee 41 Purdue 52 Northwestern 41 Miami (O) 53 Cincinnati 52 Jack Kramer Bobby Riggs Marietta 50 Capitol 68 Baldwin-WallacDinny Pails and Francisco Segura e 42 Toledo 45 will perform in Salt Lake next Cornell 58 Yale 54 Feb 24 and their appear month 60 57 Peru Kearney ance can be credited to the suc62 MilMaryland Virginia cessful staging of the National Clay itary 48 Courts championship as part of Columbia 64 Army 46 Centennial sports program Erskine 50 North Georgia Col- Utah's The tennis pros will make a trip lege 48 all the way from Los Angeles Just Iowa 61 Indiana 52 for the one appearance and Jack Michigan 43 Wisconsin 39 Harris promoter writes to Dave Minnesota 59 Illinois 51 William and Mary 50 Rich- Freed: "We wouldn't think of coming to mond 47 Lake and taking the four days John Carroll 65 Wittenberg 58 Salt will be necessary to make the that 64 39 Amherst Wesleyan trip if we didn't have confidence of-in St Francis 46 Rutgers (New- the ability of the Utah tennis ark) 34 to do the job You showed ficials :19 Rochester 44 Oberlin could he done at the nait that Springfield (NI ass? 62 Provi- tional meet That was a great dence 53 to tennis in the mountain reSt Bonaventure 64 Baltimore 32 boost gion and this show should be a Vermont 51 Clarkson Tech 47 clincher" Montana State 68 Nevada 54 Boost Tennis Brigham Young 65 Utah 63 Texas U 69 Texas A & M 48 Utah tennis which suffered badly Howard Payne 43) Hardin Col 38 during the war years has been tremendous impetus by the McMurray 38 Austin College 34 Louisiana State 56 Vanderbilt 54 given of the stars at the naappearance ' R I S 82 St tional clay courts tournament last Joseph's (Phil) 78 Salem 75 Davis Elkins 44 summer ' The appearance of Riggs KraBradley 79 Dayton U 46 42 40 mer Pails St Louis Notre Dame and Segura will have Muhlenberg 57 Bucknell 47 given Utah net enthusiasts just Western Kentucky 74 Canisius 52 about every big name player in the Creighton 29 Washington U 25 game certainly all the (St Louis) To follow this up the IntermounLouisville 68 Arkansas State 36 Kent St 64 Heidelberg 40 tain Tennis Assn and the Salt Lake Tennis Patrons Assn are outDenver 59 Utah Aggies Si Wyoming 52 Colorado A & M 34 lining an elaborate program of Lowery Field 51 Colorado M 48 Junior tennis to take advantage of the interest created and give all Col of Idaho 72 Willamette 49 Nebraska 59 Colorado U 55 young players interested a chance Penn State 47 Carnegie Tech 39 to learn the game right Outstanding boys will be given special inPrinceton 56 Syracuse 55 Rensselaer Poly 56 Pratt Insti- struction and the chance to comtute 36 pete In out of state tournamentsdeIt's the start of a fine tennis Alabama 48 George 47 Central Michigan 54 Milwaukee velopment program that is certain to boost Utah's tennis stock State Teachers 48 Olivet 61 Adrian 55 Join Pro Ranks Wake Forest 68 Clemson 48 Several og the graduating seniors Duquesne 45 Akron 42 from the college football ranks are Kansas 58 Missouri 46 Oklahoma 66 Iowa State 39 expected to go into professional next fall Loyola (Chicago) 57 Detroit U 37 football So far Stan Stanley B Y U guard Arkansas 58 S Nt U 57 Oklahoma City U 44 Cente- Is the only one to ink a contract Stan will play with the New York nary 39 66 Giants Marquette 6952 Bowling Green Mike Mills and Rex Olsen of Connecticut American U 48 South Carolina 70 George Wash- B Y U also are being sought Three clubs reportedly are bidding for ington 64 Olsen who was rated one of the Rutgers 63 Navy 53 passers in the college game Michigan State 65 Western Re- finest last season serve 57 George Nelson Bus Williams and Brooklyn 76 Cooper Union 41 Ralph Maughan are all being Vermont 51 Clarkson 47 sought at Utah State Nelson re Dartmouth 64 Penn 60 Albright 57 Juniata 43 Swarthmore 67 Drexel 42 West Liberty 67 West Virginia Tech 63 St Mary's (Mich) 38 Aquinas 35 Holy Cross 67 Brown 44 14-1- IIMINISMIGra Rasmussen regional forest rrvice in office compare game problems Idaho and Utah and Lee Kay game department educational director stress the need for further conseri vation education Other speakers were R L Turpin department federal aid supervisor who discussed plans for greater federal appropriations and Dr Walter P Cottam of University of Utah who gave an illustrated lecture on soil erosion and range management The parley was concluded with a forum- on game census methods office problems and outline of law enforcement and arrest procedures Dave Wright superintendent of the Midway hatchery led a fisheries discussion 1-- 72 MuskinOhio Wesleyan gum 64 Otterbein 54 Denison 50 Kentucky 65 Tennessee 54 Hampton Institute 54 Ft 1 - Bristol Y M C A postponed Utah's game wardens broke up confertheir semiannual two-da- y ence in Salt Lake City Saturday after drafting a program of law enforcement along the lines which resulted in a record number of arrests last year No advance information was given on the meeting so that poachers wouldn't be tipped off that the wardens weren't working their regular districts During the parley the wardens and hatcheryrnen heard Stan Decker Salt Lake sportsmen discuss what sportsmen expect in the way of fish and game George Hobson Utah farm bureau chief dis- cuss problems of sportsmen recognition of property rights Dr D I i Duke vs North Carolina State postponed Navy Plebes 78 Gettysburg 34 Emory-Henr- y Skaters Slate AAU Tourney AU tian4 RESULTS Rotary Boys Win -- vd - the 170s ) h- - k 1 s s ' ' s ss ts - Jr -- ': 61 ED KRESSER AuerMink-are—br- t : - Officials—Workman PHONE For bait if you can't hold of a worm try 4 ! t officers and directors will meet at the home of Dave Suvden director of the National Rifle As" at No 3 North 7th West Sun"day at WO pm Flans for the 1184S season will be outlined and dates set for major tournaments veteran started the 9th South house e Lorairests Preps '"' etek has T Eve' Night 1 boliterd-al- t State Wardens the fireworks at Thursday End tConlab- 78 - Utah lake Novices also may be glad in know that all the equipment they need a bobber a line just :: 'titivate Immediate Delivery around fishermen know Ls ' - Totala 14 15 6 24 Score by quarters: Midvale First rilat Midvale' S4cond 5 Last Officials—Workman Kim 1910 SINCE that cat flatting through the Ice Ls mighty good right now at and a book ' EE ' you must have nylon ski gloves we have them with leather palms for $495 a pair—crimson 1ired If you will settle for a pair of poplin gloves lust dig up two-fift- y s'i ' ct :4 ' 500 2 1 333 Butler Tin 100 Ppeond 0 2 000 000 0 3 Eant Midvada fieton4 at IfidValo eleheduia for Jan 20 jr highvs Second Midvale rm—Xast 7:00 p Union First 8:00 pm—Butler vs Union Setoond 13 8 4 30 9:00 Firpt vs Midvale Second 13 East Midvale Pleat bye 1111'111r Midvale Piro 2 5 2 e 3 3 1 7 Joraeneent Meyneal 3 9 1 7 Seciarf Hiltonf 11 0 70 92 8 Greanc 4 5 2 10 Nanne 1 3 2 4 Takelowng Moanerg 11 31 21 43 0 0 0 0 Ininnfit 2 0 0 4 1 0 0 2 Canningg Cowley Plott1 0 0 0 0 8 17 12 28 Totals 12 20 6 30 Acort by quartors 6 15 22 30 Midval Mrsi 11 15 22 28 Butler Kim Otticials—Viorkman 0 0 0 Oldham g 2 0 4 Match 2 0 0 4 Andrsona a scoop for Spring Skiera—We have a couple of nylon ski parkas (more on the way) Priced at $16 95 these parkas are a bargain They are really wind sun and water proof and weigh nothing whatever Tou can even roll them up and put them in a pocket Any person with a birthday in the next ninety days can easily prove himself a smart kid by hinting: need a nylon parka?' s s ' G t W 2 2 O s YEAR s Mt Jordan Stake Week: -- 1 rilEN BAS'IKETBALL its 'Ply itireeintl Ei!---- 24 1 t SKI TIP et the k 1 se Cath-dra- ELLIOTT s s theaof Div iatos day L Pet John A Hannah described P i'rc l 0 1 000 ark' as move to he action 0 1000 pa the —voluntary 0 1000 Lutbran demonstrate the intention of :Mich- Nt akaJoen' tcts Preanyteriaa 2 714 3 5 2 714 igan State college to abide by both Zion Luther& n 2 AM 5 714 the apirtt and the letter of the new First Preabyterlan 4 3 571 " 4 429 rirot 4tanIty code of the NC A A" pa 4 Park Methodist 3 429 norty Me scholarships providing room C riot Lutttert n 3 4 429 board tuition and books for one a PI eanna P ui 2041 2 5 RN) Grarti 2 5 2k8 Ittiipttat year to approximately 60 athletes Nal 6 143 britn annually in all sports will be elimi- Cent rai Chile Ian 6 143 e nate& effective at the end of the runt Metho:1M 143 T ethod nit 0 000 Centenary current school year 3 Was hops Proubyterian 28 Pres Hannah following the lead Apitut t Presbyterian 32 L P it of MSC spokesmen earlier in the 28 St It tries Cattle:1ra' 33 Irtrat Bap-oiweek expressed belief that the Zstison scholarships were entlrely mt 14JnI'sna tutloran 45 Bt Paurs ER19- thin lees1 bounds of the N CA A opal 2J rules MSC athletic officials have 13t 210119 141 horse 37 Ceutnary othodChrton Liathern 38 P 'n at Br' th 14 crynsstently defended such open Centrai Chrtruan 24 financial aid to athletes on grounds - Trintty A MIK 32 DI sista ookpr that Nlichigan State simply was doW L Pei what under faculty ing supervision rH lienntraa ry Methodist 0 1000 $ were 4 1 schools 00 other many doing $t Paul's T0sro-pa-l S 00 1 4 secretly under alumni control a 00 4 1 First rest) vtrtsst Our scholarshipa always have Fi rat It a pt 1st 2 4 rS7 b4s1 hcdist 3 3 500 schol- First t citt been awarded to outstanding 3 1 ert a Prsittl 3 540 ars as well as athletesPres Csn trail Christ tart 3 3 5(() I 5 Park Mthodist Hannah declared 'Hence they con- !Abort' Ltartsran 17 U 5 000 formed to the new NCAA re- SLito"?Mark Ca thodral 5 0 000 Oulremerst that assistance available Central Christian 2 14o nettles fl tfortalt1 to athletes be available to Wasatch Presortorian 52 Tabor 14tth- "'SPEED" P " - Sparians Void Sports Fund ViVt'Vi ---- ' 1 $1? 4°41 t - so-call- ed i Btal - - feet Ecker Studio the state champs by the scrappy play of sparkedWatts and Jimmy Cleverly sick The has a well balanced team recent addition lot the Hale brothers Ralph Ed and Myron has given the team a good first string and a balance Of capable reserves Above Expense The proceeds of the evening's program over and above sxpenses will be Raven to the March of Dimes drive The police firemen referees officials and all others connected with the program are donating tVir time and efforts to the success of thei drive The probable lineups of the two squads are: Coors Eck ers Vic Openlander Heath Nuckolls f Jimmy Cleverly Los Major e Ray Eleker Bill Moriarty — g Merlin Ahlquist EAST LANSING Mich Jan 17 Charles He ftl g Clair Anderson q" State eollege's controversial Jenison athletic scholarYMCA Inter-Churc- h ships were tossed into discard Fri- " 1 11 ez----- " ' I 5!74- - r'k I - II '' c i - club South 2nd it Delegates from all organized archery clubs in Utah will be on Illnd correlate an artherY program foe 1948 Archery groups not yet CPI:Slated with the State assotuition are urged to do so at once and send two delegates to this ?meeting to represent their group Arrhers desiring information about arfaiation and tournaments should 4emIt'af't S Dean GrO4Pri "e"tarY 2n1 5 Beverly at Salt Lake City 6 lierbert Christiansen WA So 5th West it Provo or Carl H Wiese 112 36th it Ogden Utah Outstanding events of the 1948 archery season will be the state championship matches in target and field archery during the month of September and the National at Reno Nev target1stcharnmonship to 7th Arthery championAug ship tournament for the Rocky rnountaln recion is also being planned for the Labor Day week end Many interesting field events are also contemplated "i5 4 t:r - the Utah State Archery Assn will be beld next Saturday evening Zan 24th 8 pm at the Kheitnle 33oss-'- s 73 'East ' ' 1t-- - 1 The "weaker sex" took over the local bowling spotlight Saturday after two big nights at the Ritz and Temple alleys in which a pair of 600s were added to the records Amy McCarty diminutive Magna 1 1 ' - ti- k : !:-- Set Parley N ( I 7 e 1 5 AL ' if ' -i ‘i City since 18337 ' Ass's" curo'clock at the s s Beginning ' -i r 1 0 i i owls f '- tain raiser will bring together the i 1 LDS Nurses and the Shamrocks ' while two Recreational teams the )1A '4's 4 Taylorsville Liona and inthe Seathe sec- t'ss S sSS gulls will battle it out s sP-- ' ond game At 9 the feature game A AU champ between Utah's and Colorado's Ecker Studio A A U champ Coors from Golden will take place ' : ss — sso esss ' Wolk '47 Title —s— 1 S "i"4'vi The Coors squad winner of the ' '' ' Vb s ' ' 44 rs COlOrecto crown in 1947 and a sses in the National I quarterfinalist I A A U tourney at Denver last year i presents a votent high scoring Ns 1Lt team to Utah basketball fans Heading the list Is the high scorer : A se of the team Les Major captain s and center The sifoot eight-inc- h ' center is ably backed by an equally tall forward Vic Openlandeis and s i - g x lk - t Utah Rifle Assn t' ii - 71i SET MEET - Basketball in a triple dose will be presented to the casaba fans of Salt Lake and vicinity Monday night at the fairgrounds coliseum with all proceeds going to the March of Dimes This polio benefit card is the first one to be'presented in Salt Lake I rl 3tatedr'-ssliTsil211- Women Take Spotlight ' - Utah Colorado AAU Kings Tangle in Benefit Feature ROBIN HOODS GUN CHIEFS i y i ET THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday January 18 1948 i : |
