Show - - "‘1"r"' 40 - - - 0 ?7:: 1: " a Tri i Murray Gets 22 points ) qilVi 1 11 ' 1 VI lig4 D 1 Tribuno Sports Editor 4thomo011 Skyline Six TIME W 3 L Pct it8 737 5 14 IT'S All over the nation!nm!ng time again 6 14 700 lit 632 7 —12 newspapers magazines radio stations and even departmentl Denver 8 579 1 stores are announcing proudly their selections for a 'basketball Tt Yahustate 4 15 211 team—All-Americe a 17 all Colo A and M 130 Rest:lita or in too many cases—just plain city Saturday's Utah 69 Denver 44 In Provo at the Downtown Coaches' dinner last week one Wyoming 63 Utah State 44 unbiased(?) Provo radioman generously permitted Vern Gardner Ntondny's Schedule Utah Stale at Wyoming and John Pilch to join three B Y II players on his Denver vs B Y U at Springville team but if this column were to select an team it would add Vince Boryla to the two already mentioned and include By BILL CLEGG Hungry-lookinMurray Satteronly two B YU players field shredded the nets for 22 In the games i'Ve seen this season five players were outpoints Saturday night to enable Utah university to standing enough to comprise a team—Gardner Pilch of Wyohumble Denver's doughty Pioneers Y II U I Joe and and of Clark Nelson ming Boryla Randy in the Ute field house It never afilV Colorado A and M in action at all and in the one was the last conference contest for tab State featured there was no player to the rambling Redskins whose next game in which stop is Madison Square Garden five with these compare A rabid tumultuous turnout of Of course there are a lot of others who could be considered! 5017 fans saw the Indians Satterfield George Smith and Dick Smuin of Utah It'hieetmelYabresovrebrs ae the tfloarya which3 9aa38 Minson of B Y IT Livingston Doty and Peyton of Wyoming: setback playing their own driving Little and Hauser of Denver Dobler of Colorado A and M andlball game Saturday night to lead Berrett of Utah State to name a few—but I think I'll stick to the all the way for a victory which clinched at least second place in five I named the conference standings Smola in Form Incidentally this corner's top choices for Alkimerica based partly on observation and partly on hearsay would While Satterfield's sparkling Cardner Alex Groza and Ralph Beard of Kentucky !fensive performance was nothing Lavern of Yale Ed McCauley of St Louis with Boryla Van- - short of spectacular it was nearly overshadowed by a brilliant defen- deweghe of Colgate and Martin of Texas as top also tans sive job by Dick Smuimwho held Denver's brilliant Vince Boryla FOR YOUR INFORMATION - t ' LI - S SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING : 'id' 1- '''- ' ''111"'"1"!4----- '' 'A' j 4 '14 '' 1 i ' - - - A '''' l': “i'' ' ti ! 1 ' ''''''' k ris- ' ri ' - '' 41 - V i ' 1! ! 1 - ''''' ' I' '' I 1 ' - 24 i t '' 4- - -' ' ' 1 3' - ' i' 4" t k ''''' 1'4' A149':41 ' e -- I - "e ' 't- 1 4 s x - N ' ' I z:l '4 s ' ' k I I '- ' " ' Edgar erlonce-wise S (Eddie) 'Hickey of the fabulous SO Louis Pil likens directs the court Return for nippy It's a return engagement for Waldorf Exactly ton years ago while he was at Northwestern the Peppy came to Logan for the At that time clinic 'unmet Romney described him ea "original generous in his opinions and etimulating" At that time also Waldorf was using the single wing at Northweatern Came the war: came manpower shortage& end the Wildcats just didn't have sufficient material to launch a mingle wing offense So Waldorf 1A1 tched to the Tformation At California the past two years he haa used modifica- tions of State coaching school foundsd in 1827 by E L (Dick) Romney continues at least one more summer — despite the fact that Romney will be moving away from the Aggie campus next July 1 Ile recently accepted the position of commissioner of athletics for the Skyline Six conference following 31 consecutive years as head man at the Aggie camp Sports' Great Names At the first Aggle clinic in 1927 guemt instructors were the late Knute Rockma of Notre Dame and Dr Forma (Phog) Allen of Kansas University Since then Romney has presented auch as Pop Warner Bob Zupke Howard Jones Harry Ripka Frits Bill Cris ler Clark Shaugnesay Spaulding Dana Bible Stub Al - - the Bears met Northweatern in the Rose Bowl and were beaten to the score book Confusion regarding the Wildcate' lent touchdown led many observers to contend the Neore ahould have deadlocked at Great Cake Mark Itickey's Billikena sporting one of the brat collegiate recorda in the nation this year are defending champlona of the National In vitationel tourney Just this week they and Kentucky received bide to return to the Garden classic lickey and Company immediately eniti yes they'd Idle to defend their crown ec -7 -- - e' - 11 It i a il ii i 1 1 k I s1 gi l - 1 i Wo3 1 ' - 't mlois1061st ' ' ' ' '' t f1 ' '' i' ' i Il 41 e? - ' k - : I - ' 1 t $: I ! I I t el : t 110- - 1 r:- ''"" l'- 41' i ) ‘' :' ' -4 - 4- ) I'r- - ' -- - ' I - 11--r-- yl''' - —FT n k 1 V 4 4" ' ‘ V sl 4 ii ' i i : '0 "'r'''' --- ' 4 ' :is e - ' - ii I ' i e -- - Y i i! l' rew r10'w ' ' - ''' 50 : 0 1 i 0 Charnberlaint : ' 1 ' i - '' - ' 7 ' ' ' - 7- 5 4 iftfeedtoornhIt 2 2 2 2 10 1 3 21 4 5 513 3 3 4 a 0 0 0 0 Downce 231 - 2381 TOTALS Wyoming ware: Halftime State 13 - 35 oDointANndietirosnnn Jorgensen Doty 4 Chamberlain Peyton 3 - -- - -— -- -- - ol - 5 23 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 3 3 8 9 1 0 1 2 1514 9' ' - 44 2T Utah 21 - -- Lngtone -- 4 zZ4- :e ' - t 1 ' I qt t - s I ' t ''- ' i '' '''''' ' - --' ' - ' ' ' '' - 1 ---- 4 ' '' ' ' 1 4 - r '- 4:i'44 i ' 1 i L -- ' el- - I ' JOHNSON By BIG MOUNTAIN Mont March Latreille Canadian skiing for the Sun 111-- Yves Val- ley Ida Ski club sailed down Big Mountain at more than 90 mph to win the national downhill championship Saturday Latreille's time for the rough course in northwestern Montana near Whitefish was 1 minute 59 25 seconds - - ' ' ' 1 4':: twe - - ' t'' 't I 11 -- 4- i - ' '' '''' '''L I ' - ' - - ki 1 i l' : d !I i vf - I 11 k IA t1 - p- ' 1i '' '''' 4 44 y " t i ' V ' ' " NA - :etcS - 1 4 '"'' -- t - Harris Reddish Cop Places in U S Meet 1TD ''::' ' 4 t -4 :' ": ---- -I '''''r '- f : s - - ' I ' - FP 4 ! I ' - A - 1 ' ' ' ' - t 5 1 i 4 fri 'H' 1 -- ' v 1 14 ' - IF ''''4 ' ' I ' ''' 4 1 7-- : Reddish Seventh downhill champion Defending Jack Reddiah Salt Lake City who also holds the men's slalom and crowns combined downhill-slaloHis finished seventh laturday time was 2 minute George Macomber West Newton Mass' had the second best race time of 2:033 He was fol- lowed by Jim Griffith Ketchum Ida 2:083 Harvey Clifford l- - ifo td ii - t- 'I ' - f '''- 4 iatiO‘tm" '4 hp 'i ' i' i- oe- - ' el - 1 d t I ( A k ''- if ' F i ' i 1 t g - q i 1- '4 7 ' - 'I 1 I 4:1 J k -- - 7:-- - 4 i5 ''- -t ' ':' 4 W - i 1 t ' 'IF' - ( - I 1 i :T - t'-- rNR N - ) - ' - t "' i- f “— 7 : s- 1 A'- ''' - i - - ' ' s')lfr - 4" A s i ": I 4 tf - '1': I 1 :1-- - 1 d' ) $ ' t' 1 7 4 - i ctt el 1 ! ::Ir ! I : f slalom winner from Salt Lake City suffered a broken rib -- ' e '" I) i : ' ) - ' 1 Mead Tops Women t ' ' t Jo i Banff Alberta Canada 2:072 ' Andeea Mead i '' t''''''' I high t i ( McCleanenv ' " school girl from Stowe Vt cap- Barney ' i Toni Matt Whitefish 2:073 down-tall women's i tured the national it 1 Dean Perkins 2:084 Reddish i' ski title Her time for a short- 2:093 Dade Lawrence Hanover s ' er run of 114 miles was I minute N H 2:121 and Gordon Morrison 4 lison Jeff Cravath and Frank 30 25 aeconda v ' :' 2:13 I ' ' 41 Leahy football Dr IL C Carlfrom Banff Alberta The same 85 ' ' is i son Sam Barry G Ott Romney Harris Nabs Fourth throughout the United States Can- 1 t'N's Vadal Peterson John Bunn Frosty ada and France will compete 14t14:::' N -I Sun! In the women's race was Second N P Cox Slats Gill Ev Shelton Henry on alalom honors for national day ' t :Rhoda Wurtele Eaves Montreal sk t It ' s Ha and Lee Patton basketball mile-lont Nt a 4 Mile" zig"Mully'a 1 44' 4 1 N ! )Que one of the famed Wurtele Last year's guest faculty includ- zag obstacle course tt 1 twin'a of Canada She crossed the g i it ed Crisier of Michigan and Jack e! ''"-k'kIlet'and There were injuries spills '- ' 974 sec34 1 in line minute 15 Gardner of Kanaa State college disappointmeCts for many of thel fintalt a second 'i An additional feature this year nation's top skiers Willie Schaef- - (intim that wax ''''''N will be physical training classes fler who wore No 13 broke a leg faster than her twin sister Rhona N0 Gitlin Whitefish third taught by Roland F (Kickapoo) in a naiity apill Just after he start- Wurtele ti Fourth WWI Suzanne Harris' Logan of Los Angeles well known ed down the gruelling enure In - : i of P trainer of athletes who has been a similar fall Dick Molts 1946 Salt Lake City with a time I Kann was Paula Next 1351 with such outfits as the Boston ' North Conway N IL 1:353 OthRed Sox University of Pittsburgh Rodo ten: in ers the lph top Katy and West Point Sun Valley Ida 1:394 Mary Alice Proud of School Waish 1:422: 14 ttPullman Berg Leo Kohler Allison Bennott Mrs Joe Bornolfo Evidenee that "apring la borr" blosaonw41 Mont Bozeman omi Sanvig Romney tri his announcement nook as 'quirt faithfuls turned to the outdoors 1 and Eleanor Goellt Choosing up aides in lowor 1:484 Lois Woodworth 1:433 in the expressed pride Saturday photo Lynn Andoreon Glenn Bobbins Ted Cowan Top photo shows tonnis fans getting set for the and Lois Pont Reno Nev 1:471 1949 offering Prof Milton R MerAlva Howell Dale Carlton of Lincoln junior high Jeanette new campaign Left to right an Andrea Freed Defending champion rill dean of the summer school Burr Seattle had a comparatively also commended the program stetLOGAN March 5 — Denver slow time of 1:512 ingt "Again Romney has scored a The slalom event will Mart at bulleeye by aecuring two of the university twit its final round in with conteatants currently most popular coaches in the disputed game with Wyo- noon Sunday when three making two runs down the course the nation to direct hie course Cowboys ming Latreille hails from Ste Adeye achools of the Skyline Six SaturWe are proud to have the coaching win Que and la an inatructor at the school as an important part of day voted that the Sun Valley Ski club He plans to for Wyoming would stand Dr the USAC summer agenda' In 21 years of King liendricke secretary of enter Chile and Argentine nationLOGAN Utah March 5 01— alon and that no dPclainn was football teams Waldorf elevens the conference and chairman of al ski racing championships later There'a nothing like a couple of the Utah State Agricultural col- this year have won 120 lost 84 and tied 18 bright sunny days to turn the Pres Franklin S Harris wan au- reached as to salary to be offered Ills initial coaching poet Vial1 at lege athletic council announced sportsmen's fancy to the great thorized Saturday to hire a sucHarris said the board did not Oklahoma City university in 1928 outdoors empecially sifter a cessor to E L Saturdey a time limit in hin search Ito fix (Dick) Romney the received Dr Hendricks from there he went to University rugged winter veteran head football coach and added however that he hoped to of Kansas then to Oklahoma wires Saturday but did not diweek touch last Spring's gentle athletic director at Utah State complete the Job 'In (to near fuA Sc M in 1929 The Aggies took vulge the schools that voted sent Utah golfers diamond hopeThe celebrated ease involved Agricultural college four Missouri Valley conference who ful tennis fans and others ture" Romney resigned effective next crowns before Waldorf resigned to the ditiallowing of a foul pitch MADISON Wia March 5 (UP) thrive on summer pastimes NoirNo decision was reached Itare com1 to become la Denver Vince made July an at In Kansas State offer Dory by accept to check last year' playing missioner for the —Wisconsin cinched the Big Nine said as to whether new Skyline Six athhis one year the team won the 13ig center after he hed a fifth foul beaketball title for Illinois Satur- tying gear letic conference coactice will be named for sports Six title and Waldorf moved to called on him but officiate persecond-plac- e out tournaedging by night Forthcoming prep cage Barrio paid the college board of mitted him to Moot On the ammo day Minneeota 45 to 43 before Northweatern in 1933 remaining ments will close the book on a hec- trustees authorized him to hire the other than football there until 1947 when he was play Wyoming's John Pilch 13000 fans basketball 'ca- "best man that can be had" tic fouled 'tory la At the time the named gridmaster of the Cantornon and open the gate for the InThe board did not specify whetha nd score VII A all tied up nia rears D Arc vanion of the "playing fans" on er one man ahould be employed to Rams Sign Pilch made hie ishot good with facilities Tireless Worker LADS ANGLE 5 Lirv— High March as did fill sport municipal both ofRomney position& Boryla making his hot The school4 colleges and the guy next or whether the jobs should be type Tha Lou Nathe of Rime ficiate later reversed their deciAngeles Peppy in described aa progrett66-5- 6 door who gets Ilia licks in every rated sion and dinallowed Boryla's alve a tireleas worker and briltional foothill 'coigne Saturday anIt a to make set all are num One "We may employ Sunday liant organixer Ilemidee that he le shot and had Ronald Johnson of Pint banner year March PEORIA jointly or we may separate the nounced the signing an inapirational leader lie le 45 sub for Boryla ahoot Johnson be (Tank) Younger renownect Negro will said out "That the roller trot kids Herrin the When Jobe" second Louis cinched the rniased the York a New of old native Cowboy' University giving years who ecored 60 touchwe talk with the haltbeck He and Mn Waldorf are parents game place In the Misaouri Valley ban- - skatem and marbles it's time for determined after downs) dining four yeers of pity Dr Bendel( ke plaid au far es hetball conference Saturday night action And the adult throng ea posmible candidates" of two daughtere Ile said that "no namen were with Grimbling college of Loutalthe Skyline Six in concerned the defeating Wadley university 88 usual Won't be far behind the Eddie ilichev of St Louie in the board'a discus 6 small to specified" SP rage s 5 Column 3 matter is "a closed one" fry t erolo - 0 ' skiers 1 -- :i ‘ ''''' - '''s- ' 1'""E"6 i i - ! g t ' ' ' vot 1f it 'I e 4- ' : -" "‘ s -- :- - pi D U Loses Now if Wcatilenliall Cooperates Final at Round in Game Dispute 2 Spring Sports Utag Trustees Authorize Harris to Hire Mentor Take Over Minnesota Loses Mini Gain Title full-thn- 14 5 41:4 crowd-pleaain- " 34-3- 4 St Louis Topples Lynn IS'oltiort tali hints al T Bradley ' to give State rid michooL k vgtft ItegtuttoSbakittiAdat Ae ‘ - 2 LaraOn --- - --- 1703 : 5161117 ildlinflordtrrnh: Wyomtag—Bloom - -- throws: Utah State—illnr free Milsond 0 5 ol 2 i 1 3 3 1 1 Riedc Dont( Livingstonot Nteiseng Rammumng Ptle0g Peytong Erttithwaitcg Jorgenneng JStorey1 ktatoms I I ' 5215 Parttime AndersoM IDaorstykT1 Of Wyoming 63 Utah State 44 Utah 60 Denver 44 Denali 64 Emporia 541 Washington 54 Wash State 41 Regis (Denver) 75 Adams St 49 Oregon State 47 Oregon 45 Stanford 55 California 46 UCLA 63 USC 53 Y1' t' '' : 04 0 West - - 1 -' t ' - 0000Storty1 Texas Tech 63 E Texas State 45 N Carolina State 55 George Washington 39 Kentucky 68 Tulane 52 ii'' 7 i i 41' 0 t ri ri rq z3- - 4 c!' 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' - -i Bioortil 3 2 3 Seuth-Seuthwe- ' ' ' t 'avs 1 : - a - 1 1 i1 f -0- 1 k - t t' rol'1 - 4- ' i i - I f - los- 1 I i? 4 - ' '' r Utak Alife GS' Pt T venues (11rPfTA Kansas State 54 Iowa State 39 Western Michigan 69 Ohio U 56 Notre Dame 59 Northwestern 56 4 t night 34 hClogitionr a6d2o 14411ic 1 — k i 21-1- i f - - o o i g 4 New Year's( day 14-a- ' 4 35-3- 4 Last the ' '''' - - Waldorf Hickey Head School the Utah A 1 ‘-- f 1 ' - So ' hn 21-1- 2 LOGAN March 5—A football coach whose team played in the 3949 Rose Bowl classic and a basketball mentor whose quint has to already accepted an invitation the National Invitational tournament at Madison Square Garden will head the instruction staff for Dick Romney's 23rd annual Utah State Coaching School for Coach which will be conducted in Logan June 6 to 10 Inclusive Pig friendly Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf of the California Bears Ss the grid chieftain while exr- j '''- ' w7-- - - '- o - 3-- s ' 4 '''' - - 1 7 ' - 63-4- 1 4 ih " ' ' ' '4k A ' '' - ' '' '' g nc ae A COACH'S DELIGHT ' - 4 0 I) '''' - 7 PAGE ONE LARAMIE Wyo March 5 UM— and need only another victory over The Wyoming Cowboys overran the mune team Monday to clinch 4 Utah State Saturday night the Big Six basketball championship College Scores The teams tried ball control rant for eight minutes Saturstrategy ' Pitt 34 W Virginia 12 during which time Utah day night Perm 57 Columbia 47 1 40 went Marines Then 69 ahead Quante() State WyoNiagara Navy 42 Army 40 ming threw caution aside and the Princeton 44 Cornell 38 Rhtele Island State 64 Springgame burst wide open l 36 field 5 at the The Cowpokes led Brown 87 Dartmouth 55 half Shots by Ken Berrett had Yale 77 Harvard 58 Canislus 63 1105tOn College 46 kept Utah State within respect Amherst 50 Williams 49 able distance 91 52 MIT Connecticut Midwest But in the second half with Ron St Louts 66 Bradley 56 hitting nine field goals Livingstone Ohio State 63 Depaul 51 —seven in a period Wisconsin 45 Minnesota 43 Wyoming turned the game into a Oakland MI Nebraska 49 21 for the rout Livingstone scored Rio Grande 45 li injectfirst vA ' I h point-gettin- 4 CLASSIFIED 1 I '''' '"- - ' ' i I Boryla enough E 1 ' 1 F: - True ''' ''' 1 ' -' 1 69-4- 4 scoreless : 44 i g THE OFFICIALS were right in Friday night's Denver-Utadid bag six points but those game when they ruled that Borvia's try for extra point should! meager decimals all came midway count after Gardner leaped high to tip if in while it was still :Cinoactnhe ed moving There were some who believed that it should have been Utah's second platoon into the A field goal for Denver because the ball had touched the hoop spirited contest nnd therefore might be considered in play hut a check of the rule! Five on the Utah squad out-- ! scored Boryla Fol book showed that the striped-shir- t boys were right lowing Satterfield was Vern Gard-An- d the whistle that blew just as the game ended as not ncae rm ew iltnh tlh3e aslel c but thwaol f of rilhuiuici for a foul as some seemed to believe It was to designate a himself outscored Boryla bagging jump ball eight as did Don Jesperson while J i m m y Woodward bowlegged i stuffed seven intq the strings TOUGH RACKET FOR YOUNGSTERS - Jack Hauser was "Mr Big" for the HAVE YOU EVER wondered just how what percentage of Denvers tallying 11 ss Ed Little baseball's young hopefuls ever make the major grade? The and Roy Nelson each garnered following excerpt from an inteyview with Hans Lobert whb runs eight was never a question in the New York Giants training camp in Sanford Fla might supply theThere collective minds of the particlue a san turnout that the Indians wanted that Saturday night scalp " 'What about the school kids?' someboIdy asked Lobert and wanted it badly and how those "'We had about 300 this year' he said 'They pay their fans loved the way the Utes went decimals a week for room after the own way here and their own expenses-42- 0 Five Seniors and board—for two weeks At the end of the two weeks we se n d the hopeless ones home We pay the expenses of those Brichey started five Beniors— S m ti In Gardner we keep If a boy is good enough to be signed to a contract Satterfield Smith and Jesperson and with one of our farm clubs the money be has laid out for George that quintet showed its appreciaadtion by spurting out to a transportation and board Is refunded to him before the game IAILI 10 vantage We '"We suspect some of the kids just come for a vacation minutes old turned up a couple this spring who were masquerading as ball Friday night the Utes played the into a players but really were dice shooters—with loaded dice and !Denver style of inballthefalling seven first pool stagnant nice of them are kids But who suckers 99'' looking for just minutes getting the worst of the want to be big league ball players' breaks and not making much of their few opportunities But Sat"'How many did you sign this year?' urday night the boot IA'A 8 on the " 'About 40' other leg The Met' were all over the court dogging the Denverites ''And how many of those do you think will ever get to In the back court snatching plisses and pulling in rebounds for added the Polo grounds!' tries at the ring They solved the "'About two' Hann said" See Page S 2 Column 4 ' 1 Wyonling Nears Title Clout Utags 6344 - ''' ' ' ' 4 1 : 74 rfrl1‘r- - $ 1 1t i k - 6 ri - MARCH 6 1949 1 g ''' '4441i' falt gitikant all-nu- ts i - ' - - ( BEN WAHRMAN 41 “)i44 Li4d kik - SPORTS SECTION '' A - - 440 oneers 6 1 - p ' 11: (Ain C)‘(? - Mdtt4Aka&te"411aoaArk"41kiht 4 A |