Salt Lake Tribune | 1946-02-16 | Page 18

frglrn 5 IB T!)C Salt Cakt (Itibunc Saturday Feb 16 1946 Carbon Surprises Provo Quintet V Favorites Cop Feature Prep Tilts to Keep in Running Granite a stunning By BILL CLEGG Most games in the big high school circuit 'ran1 true to form Friday night and aside from a couple of startling upsets which 6 g included Carbon’s 27-2- finger-burnin- one-side- 27-2- ? 38-2- 17-poi- nt hard-earne- 30-2- c’ surprise 6 and Davis bounced back at South with a 1 triumph East meets West in the Deseret gym Saturday night and it looms as a big battle between Clark and Stevens of East and Ed Hale and Dick Cooper of West American Fork and Fleasant Grove became almost certain entries to the class B tourney as 1 over Pleasthe Forkers won ant Grove The Grovers lost no 39-3- The Big Seven standings got a aevere shaking up Friday night as Ogden’s Tigers explosive set stunned Granite with a Its won back at Ogden and Davis on floor home the by first game 1 at Kays-vill- e trouncing South conin the onlytwo league tests East meets West at 8 p m Saturday in- the Deseret gym- and the contest looms as one of the best of the season Granite’s loss dropped the Farmers a notch but they still remained in third place behind East and Jordan who are both tied for first Davs moved into fourth place with a record of four wins five losses while Ogden now is tied with South for fifth spot each club havirg three victories five 44-2- 6 I 36-3- § - - setbacks The Tigers led all the way at Ogden despite some brilliant work by Granite’s Wallie Clark who split the strings for 14 points and was tops scoring honors Sneddon for Ogden with 11 followed by Sewell and Thon with 10 each 1 edge Ogdens juniors too a over the Granite juniors in a fast prelim With every member of the club working smoothly Davis kept a s’:m edge over South and staved off a last period rush to tip the 1 clubs Thomley dropped 13 40-3- f 36-3- points through the ring as the Darts led 8 and 7 for the first two periods but Lee Smith Dale Wilkinson and Ron Grider put South in the running in the second half with some nifty marksmanship Weaver’ fine floor work coupled with some timely shots pushed the Darts ahead and enabled them to stay in the running for a post in the big state tourna-- 1 ment next month 18-1- 9-- ii : i 'f Efaw Enters Baxter Mile is ground however as third place Lehi fell a notch losing to Lincoln 43-4- 1 Another pair Spanish Fork and Spnngville began eyeing timetables to the class B meet as the Forkers lead their league with six straight wins though drawing ae bye Friday night while Spring-villedged out its toughest competitor for second place 7The Red and Devils downed Juab are virtually assured a tourney post Park City also became another strong class B possibility as the Miners took a slow contest from 9 while WaSouth Summit satch loomed as a second place 2 winner by edging Judge 4 decision over Bingham’s Cyprus kept the Miners on top of the Jordan division with five straight wins 38-2- 28-1- 34-2- 42-3- X New York A er C and Marcel the French middle-distanc- Han-senn- cll e e that order at both the Millrose'and Boston A- A games ace who finished in - NOW in PROCESS oi CONSTRUCTION A New and Greater and SERVICE PLANT is being BUILT 42-3- LARAMIE Wyo Feb 15 L'P) — Two freshmen starred Friday night as the University of Wyothe ming Cowboys easily defeated ' Pioneers University of Denver 6 to stay in a two-wa- y tie for first place in the Big Seven conference with Colorado university freshBill Roberts man center and Leonard Larsor first-yeforward started the game and were two of the best men on the floor for the Punchers Roberts making 11 field goals for a high score of 22 points Jack Hauser Pioneer guard was Denver’s high scorer with 19 points The Cowboys took a 23-- 7 lead in the first 12 minutes and never were threatened by the Pioneers who made their best showing late in the second half when Coach Ev Shelton began making substitutions Denver 46 Wyoming 61 61-4- rs Chances Slim ar TOKYO Feb 15 (UP)— Japan’s chances of participating in the 1948 Olympic games are admittedly slim but the Japanese have offered to be in readiness if they are allowed to enter Dr Itsutaro Suchiro vice president of the Japan Athletic Assn is willing to take the responsi- bility “If permitted Japan will only be too happy to participate in the Olympic games and the Japan Athletic Assn will have every necessary preparation and the GTFP 12 proper organization for participa- 2100 14 tion at that time” Dr Suchiro 0 71 O 3 0 said three-year-o- Anita 88-2- 7 Britons Trip ( all-st- ar i Big G T F 6 A 4 16 Ferneau f 0 3 1 Crelllnf 3 7 4 10 Green c 3 4 1 7 Cerronlg 6 2 113 Graham g 0 1 0 0 TezeJ Sven 0 0 Granite 26 South 31 Summit Dlvlaion Carbon 27 Provo 26 North Summit 43 Morgan 40 Wasatch 34 Judge 22 Park City 28 South Summit 19 Jordan Division Bingham 42 Cyprus 34 Tooele 47 Murray 38 REGION THREE Alpine Division Lincoln 43 Lehl 41 American Fork 50 Pleasant Grovs 41 Nr bo Division Payson 30 Tlntic 28 38 Juab 27 Springviile REGION FOER Sanpete Division Wasatch 42 Moroni 24 Gunnison 44 Manti 26 Snow 45 Sanpete 23 North Sevier Division Palin 27 Richfield 24 Monroe 22 Wayne 20 South Sevier Division Panguitch 67 Tropic 23 REGION FIVE I lntah Division Duchesne 42 Roosevelt 24 Alterra 32 Uintah 19 Carbon-EmerDivision North Emery 27 6outh Emery 24 REGION SIX Millard Division Delta 24 Fillmore 22 Beaver 27 Hinckley 20 Dixie Division 54 Kanab 44 Enterprise Cedar 27 Dixie 25 P&rowan 25 Hurricane 21 Junior College Scores Weber 56 Snow 30 B A C 46 Mesa 35 44 Ogden Davis 36 M MEN JOUST SETS OPENERS the Di- vision 10 (South Salt Lake) interstate M'Men basketball tournament will be played at the Murray high gymnasium Monday evening according to Wayne Player director of the joust The opening games follow: 5:30 — South Jordan (West Jordan stake) vs Grandview (East Mill Creek) 6:30 — Magna (Oqulrrh) vs O 29 3 15 61 Wyoming 39 Denver Missed free throws Wyoming — Larson Denver — Jacobs 2 Robert s Sailors Crouse Hauser and Hill Officials — Fanning and Deacombes Half-tim- scoe e 17 Totals Buile Don Diggs Renew Net Jousts CHICAGO Feb 15 (Tt— Bobby Riggs and Don Budge will renew their feud for the world’s professional tennis championship in a series of 25 matches in the midwest and east beginning at the Chicago stadium on March 9 Jack anveteran promoter Harris nounced Friday Other appearances include Pittsburgh March Ilf Hershey PaC March 12 Washington D March 13 and Baltimore March 14 The remainder of the schedule will be announced later Riggs bested Budge in a recent west coast series 4 half After Utah had led through By JIMMY HODGSON The four-wa- y for the Big the first 10 minutes Colorado fight 3 Seven conference basketball lead managed to tie the count at Buffs allowed was cut to three Friday night as From that pointonethefield Utes only goal until the bounding Buffs trom Boulder the 10 minutes bumped Utah’s Redskins out of the half time one goal in plans for expansion Friday and did exactly nothing else about them — at least officially Leonard Peto of Montreal and South Norwalk Conn Phil Henderson and Ray Lewis of Lom Angeles and George Campbell of San Francisco all presented formal applications1 for franchises and outlined their plans for building new arenas After hearing them Pres Mervyn (Red) Dutton announced only that the applications had been “taken under advisement’' and that there would the no announcements concerning them In the immediate future 13-1- picture with a 2 victory at the Deseret gym Saturday night the Colorado crew goes to Provo to tangle with Brigham Young university and the title prospects will be reduced one o more The winner in the clash will remain as the only serious challenger to Wyoming for the 1946 court crown The tipoff is scheduled at 8 p m Colorado won the ball game from Utah with a spree in the last 10 minutes of the first 48-4- Shoot Senationalljr Ernie Fuller and Lea Robins shooting sensationally th Buffs left the Indians far behind as they ran the score from the e 7 to & lead at the intermission Utah tried desperately to get back into the ball game in the second half and outscored Colorado 7 but they started too late and Colorado stayed comfortably ahead at the final gun The speedy Buffaloes played some great basketball Their defense in the first half was particularly effective and they covered both backboards well The foul shooting of the invaders particularly outstanding as they rang the bell 14 times in 17 tries Utah was seriously handicapped with Mel Atkinson tireless guard out of the game with a bad leg far off injury and Fred Sheffield on his shooting ' Sheffield just out of the hospital Friday morning after three days of confinement and no workouts was off on his timing He had dozens of shots but he couldn’t connect By ED M’FADDEN Plays 10 Minutes Imey Garfinkle former Salt Lake City boxer received one Sheffield started the game and of the worst beatings of his career at the Fairgrounds arena Friplayed the first 10 minutes It day night when he jumped into the ring in ah effort to get at was after he left that Colorado rolled up Its big advantage that Lee Grable a peace-lovin- g soul from Hollywood Cal paved the way for the victory He Grable minding his own busi returned to play the entire second half ness in a neutral corner followColorado lost Lee Robins Its over decision John a fall first ing guard on fouls with Sepada tajented young Portuonly five minutes gone In the last k half His loss cut down the efguese wrestling ace with a fectiveness of the Colorado attack in 18 minutes became and also loosened the defense but the target of Garfinkle’s remarks the badly shooting Redskins An argument between Grable couldn't take advantage of their and Garfinkle grew quitei heated Local opportunities with the result that the latter Clair Anderson of Utah was Seven Big on fouls with eight minutes crawled into the ring only to be ejected Colorado vs BYU at Provo to go met by a barrage of lefts and 8 p m The feature of the game was Utah Aggies vs Denver at Lo- the individual battle between rights from the fists of Grable Vern and his mate Sepada 8 m p gan of Utah and Henry Gardner Wyoming vs Colorado A and M Knocke of Colorado Knocke Mate Unidentified at Laramie eager in the league with unGarfinkle’s mate who was a Junior College average was outscored identified was well taken care of 0 Utah ace Gardner the by veteran wrestler by Ralph Morley Carbon at B A C in a turned great performance but who and now an Ogden policeman Mesa at Dixie his mates couldn’t find the hoop to was serving as the third man in Snow at Weber give him much help the ring Friday night The first half was dull spiced to come Law’’ had “John After Independent only by the hot shooting of Fuller Grable’s rescue and had ushered vs CaldOilers Simplots Casper Robins and but the second half his and Garfinkle companwell Ida away was a knockdown dragout affair ion Sepada gained a second fall Service with plenty of thrills spills and when he pinned the powerful Finals — Ninth Service Com- an abundance of booing Grable in three minutes ''Grable mand eastern division meet The summary: on Sepada had the hammer-locColorado 48 Utah 4S High School but in keeping the hold the latter won the fall The California mat East vs West Deseret gym OTFP 8 4 O Sheffield f 1GTFP 6 2 0 12 Full-Watson f 3 3 3 V 0 4 4 4 Bttaltip f ace came back to win the third 8 p m 7 3 115 4 2 2 TO Knock GaMncrc 1 0 1 Kanab at Dixie fall and the match in five minutes 2 7 7 11 Wilseth ( Anderson 4 2 19 Robins k 4 2 0 6 Watts This with an alligator-clutc- h Valley at Hurricane 2 1 2 1 0 1 0 f 0 Clark g Huggins match was without a doubt one Dortonf 0 111 of the cleanest of the season at National 17 17 14 48 Totals 10 19 10 42 the Fairgrounds j Score at half’ Colorado 31 Utah 17 Hors R&rJne — G Smith and Baker Officials 000 Hialeah $25 McClprinan handicap Girls Battle Santa Anita San Antonio handicap $50000 Lil’ Nell Stewart Birmingham’s tkiin Steamchampionship attractive “rassle” artist led her boatNational jumping Springs Colo temper get away from her and Track match to June she lost a one-faBaxter mile — New York A C meet Madlass Garden ison Square Byers shapely Chattanooga BURLEY Ida Feb 15 (BV— The Boxing due to disqualifications Stewart Oil Toolera turned the Western ( Ridgewood — York New a Saturday affair with won the one-faBrrnsten ns Pal Silvers Havana tables on the Utah-Idah- o Simplota a hammer-loc- k in 13 minutes but Harry Jannazzo Jzzy Legon Joey came out on here and night Friday Basketball on her tactics to due roughouse — Long Is'and va DePaul and the long end of a 46 to 45 score Saturday opponent following the match Illinois doubieheader vs Northwestern Thursday night the Simplots and Referee Pat Cronin reversed his at Chicago Navy vs Pennsylvania at turned in a convincing 55 to 41 vicvs Penn State (doubleheader) decision and gave the match to Temple d C C N Y vs Camsius and tory over the Tooler Philadelphia? at vs Gannon doubleheader) the southpaw-sluggin- g Byers This Albright AuState aggregation Louisiana at Alabama Buffalo was the first match in a series of burn at Mississippi State Georgia Tech at Vanderbilt at Murray Carolina scraps between the finest feminine South Put at Wins Marianas Title Allegheny at Carnegie (Ky ) at American unigrapplers in the game Army Oklahoma Aggies HONOLULU Feb 15 LB) — The Leif Ericcson he of Green versity Arkansas at at Case Colorado uni- 52nd defense battalion basketball two won fame straight versity at Brigham Young CaliforniaGuardat Dragon team defeated Truk 44 to 32 at Stanford Connecticut at Coast falls from Pat Cronin the burly academy Bates at Colby Colgate at Cort- Guam Dane The Great ColumThursday night to win the at Colorado land Wvoming Ageles Mississippian Cornell at Svracuse Marianas title the Navy at bia Southern Dartmouth 22 minutes in a fall first gained Denver at Utah State Western Reserve at News and a body-pre- Detroit reported Friday with a Creighton at Drake North CaroDuke Lafavette at Gettysburg and came right back to lina at Lakes at Michlean Harvard at Towa at clinch the match in 28 seconds Worcester Purdue ata Indiana ORDER EARLY Kansas Mnrohead Wisconsin Nebraska with more of the same at Louisville Marshall at Concord iKvi Be HanRichVa at Dame Notre and Aimrd of Delivery by Spring (W Marquette Fritzie Schnabel Floyd mond at Maryland Ohio State at Michigan sen both of Whom claim a share State Vfllanova at Muhlenberg Ohio unititle bat- versity at Cincinnati Washington State at of the “meanest-man- ” Commtmor) State St Joaeph’a Philadelphia draw in the Oregon tled to a at Rhode Inland Lehigh at Rutrers St Bsfore St Louis at WashingJohn's at Fordhana preliminary ton LouiaL Southern California at Wtmoriil ToSchnabel in between his own If C (St L A Bavlor at Texas Christian at Wavne Htmlmi at Valoaraino Dy little private squabbles with Ref- ledo Washingat "Westminster (Pa ton and Jefferson at West Virginia Southeree Ralph Morley (he should be Bethany ern Methodist at Texaa Idaho at Won’t you lot ui oniit you In plangiven a large bouquet for the way ton Johns Hopkins at Deiawirt Washinghe handled the breathtaking ing a family mamorial? show) produced some fine wresWRITE OR RHONE POR cagey 66 tling tactics and had themost FREE ESTIMATES of Hansen in a deep fog the way JAMES M WALKER All in all it was one of the finest bits of mat action seen In Okla BARTLESVILLE Feb MONUMENTS these parts in many a season as 15 L'P) — Led by Gordon Carpenter 210 E 4TH 80 SALT LAKE C1TT can be attested to by the overflow PHONE who tallied 17 guard crowd in attendance points the Phillips 66 Oilers defeated the Los Angeles Carroll EH3 Shamrocks 56 to 34 Friday night Officials to Meet in an American league basketball Salt Lake basketball officials game will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p m in the reading room of the Deseret ' gym J W’ith 31-1- 13-ti- BYU-Colorad- 25-1- hot-shooti- SPORTS Imey Takes His Worst Loss As Matmen Turn Boxers TODAY IN SPORTS liam-er-loc- hot-shooti- high-scori- Taylorsville- (Cottonwood 7:30 — Bennion (Cottonwood) vs Tooele (Tooele stake) Second 8:30 — Grantsville (Grantsville) vs Draper Second (Nit Jordan) 9:30 — Valley View (Big Cottonwood) vs Smith (Grant stake run-neru- p) runnerup) O T F P South Will Pay Highest Cash Price for Your RIFLE SHOTGUN Sth South See Us Before You Sefi g Kehl c o O Schubert 0 0 Henwood 0 0 0 Gillespie Hurzler 17-poi- nt 15-1- rf 13 23 12 38 Totals quarters: 42 11 29 7 29 15 and Player Tooele Murray Officials — Houston 0 2 2 0 Brown Willard Austin Kirk Hanna Colima Hansen Coffey Thomaag Hallg 0 Vulalakisg 0 0 Ray O Farmer Totals 18 12 6 42 Score by quarters: 17 10 Cyprus 8 19 Bingham Oflicials — Morgan and 'Reese f G 5 5 Tippetts c 3 Sneddon g 4 Wilson g 2 8ewellf Thonf Zachrlsong Mitchell Mattson Mlsako Clark Parry Lewis Vernieu c 0 0 0 0 14 11 6 34 '28 34 42 28 f O O Round Robin Pet Won Lr5t 1 000 O 2 Riverton Second 1 1 500 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Wllllanisf 2 0 0 41 Peterson R 0 1 1 0 2 11 Oakasong Twenty-firs- t Robinson 0 0 10 n e ss er lil 110 t i Silents 83 Headlund 61 18 GTFP 1 7 5 0 0 10 110 7 8 5 19 Totals 8rnre bv hshes: L D 3 S 1 General Simplots 4645 ll GTFP 6 0 0 12 ‘ PISTOL Oil Toolers Down GTFP 2 17 Anderson f Young f GTFP 0 0 6 f f Wilkins 0 0 0 0 Ginos 13 13 2 2 4 e Crowtonc 3 0 0 8 Thornton 0 0 2 Union Lions 36 Rainbow 1 0 0 2 Wood s Drrchsrlg 14 0 0 14 z 0 0 0 0 Morgan Knight g 12 Randevu 37 10 18 2 0 0 4 Plumbyf Bailey f GTFP West 8 2 g GTFP 3 Jacobs g 12 13 4 10 8 Omirleyf 2 11 Iullow f O4 0 OO 0 J' Rynearsonc o 8 Mav f Milne f 1112 28 8 5 61 Tolals Bcotto 2 3 0 4 15 3 2 32 5 5 5 15 C’urtln e 10 2 Pnu’nen g Score bv quarters: KrU'kiimjr 2 4 3 7 OTFP 15 119 13 13 8 0 0 6 McGintyf Grfavesf 2 2 Guctf 3 0 02 46 Risbyf c Nielson c 4 Campbell 0 2 B Thurman g 3 5 2 8 Roiandg 0 0 0 0 TThurmang Bradvg f 1 0 0 2 Saintlev Reese Johnson f O 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 Magiebyf White f 0 1 0 o 0 0 0 0 Watson t 0 Butlerworthc 0 i 1 Muhlenberg 62 Navy 45 New York 61 Manhattan 37 Ithaca College 65 Scranton 49 LaSalle 55 Georgetown 53 George Washington 51 Richmond 38 Midwest Ohio 39 Miami 38 37 4S Hiram Findlay Michigan 64 Chicago 37 56 Akron 70 Kansas 72 Nebraska 30 Fairmont State 72 Morris Harvey 54 Misouri 38 Iowa Slate 36 Oklahoma A A M 53 Arkansas 29 Southeastern Stale 30 Southwestern Tech 17 43 Tarklo 27 North Dakota 49 North Dakota St 39 South Dakota St 52 South Dakota 36 Gustavus Adolphus 58 St Johns 44 Toledo Navy 69 Defiance College 66 Peru Teachers 79 Kearney Teachers 44 College of Emporia 52 Ottawa 47 ChWago Naval Armory 59 Joliet Junior College 45 49 Bowling Green 59 Great Lakes 47 Wayne Teachers 52 Doane 30 Maealester 55 St Marys Simpson 49 ML Ambrose 43 (overtime) South 43 Georgia 46 Georgia Tech Clemson 53 Davidson 49 Fort 50 Bragg N C 32 Camp Shelton Oceana NAS 66 Elizabeth Cltv NAS 32 W Va 44 W Va Tech Wesleyan 42 Southwestern 19 Texas Wesleyan 10 South Carolina 52 Citadel 33 of Charleston 39 Furman 58 College East Texas State 45 Stephen F Austin State 40 Abilene Christian 58 Austin College 21 Arizona 4S Texas College of Minse 41 Auburn 40 Mifisnslpui State 30 West Texas State 58 Hardin Simmons 31 Went Wyoming 61 Denver42 46 Colorado 48 Utah Montana 8tat© U 71 Whitman Col 3ft Arizona State (Tempej 45 Arizona 8tate Flagstaff) 41 Buck lay Field 37 Fort Warren 30 State 43 Oregon State 63 Washington California 42 Stanford 31 N Hotp 34 Western State 63 Olenwood New Mexico Military Inatituta 40 Sliver City 39 American League ShamPhillips "dd’ 50 Loa Angela rocks 34 U C I A 45 Southern Cilirornit 35 Idaho 51 Washington 48 Hookey Soares Pt Louis 2 Buffalo 2 Boston Ol mpic 5 Philadelphl pom 4 Parmtouth 14 Harvard 5 Manitoba U 9 Colo Coll 7 (overtime) Nevada 67 California IK State 57 Chico State 51 San Francisco (oc ertlme Pepperdlne college 40 San Diego Dona 37 TO Seattle col Western Washington 48 legeBrltlah Columbia LT 70 Pacific U 43 Baldvvm-VVallac- 2 West IO Riverton 2nd Officials — K&mnikar an Wilkinson g Palmer g Grider Linford Tot 14 7 3 31 Score by quarters Davis Officials — Mercer and Christensen JIM 3 2 Stauffer Johanen O O 18 23 11 47 Score by Davis 36 Chipman Olsen Caine Baker 0 Wledover 20 8 Totals 10 10 6 26 Score by quarters 9 22 12 Granite 37 21 12 Ogden Officials — Rlchlns and Tucker GUNS WANTED Pedroza quarters: Jordan - 5 2 0 O O 3 2 4 1 0 6 1 0 4 0 0 ft 0 0 0 G Marsdenc ng k' East T F P 0 1 0 0 Bankhead BIG SEVEN 31 Tuckett f McMillan f r y or 12 NATIONAL SCORES Tooele 47 Murray 38 G P KEGIOS ONE Bear River 39 Logan JO North Cache 38 Weber 27 Box Elder 30 South Cache 27 REGION TWO 43-4- A ' c 0 111 Jackson g Seward g 17 12 6 46 JORDAN UTAH PREP SCORES 34-2- - Porter Rogers g 10 0 2 Brown g 0 Rayg 0 0 10 Chapman g 0 0 0 0 K A C 28-1- 9 In 2125 0 0 0 0 GTFP 5 0 2 10 4 O 3 8 Sailors Reprink ff 71 O 1 '2 Weir 12 15 Roberts c 11 0 3 221 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Park City virtually clinches the Summit division championship win over South Sumwith a mit while Wasatch tightened its grip on second place with a 2 victory ovep Judge Memorial in the feature game in that circuit Friday night while North Summit won its grudge battle with Mor0 at Morgan gan The Miners from Park now ride the crest with eight straight triumphs and with two games yet to go bothagainst tailenders loom as certain region titlists Their brand of basketball was far below par Friday night however Wasatch ran its win string to six against two losses with Murdock setting the pace with 13 points The Judges took a 5 d lead and were still in at the game but behind half time when MurdockCattelan and Hoover tallied to shove the Wasps ahead' and they never lost their lead First found games 0 2 Hill ld one-mil- at Santa 3 10 ARCADIA Cal Feb 15 Ti— Maine Chance farm's stellar pair — Knockdown and Star Pilot — made a show of thee field Friday in the $10 000 feature O 8 Top Arcadia Field Fort Douglas Gains Finals Miners Near Loop Title Iaraonff Grafford 1 Hendricks f Moore f 0 13 Jacobs c 1 0 Crouse c 119 Hauser g 1 28-2- SERVE YOU It Will Occupy the Entire Corner of State and io 61-4- 6 Knockdown winning by six lengths over his stablemate to defeat Cytory Friday night Ridden by Bobby Permane 1 and take another imprus led all the way and Knockdown Jordan the towards portant step was clocked In 1:37 for the mile division high Bchool basketball Star Pilot Arnold Kirkland up title BRIGHAM CITY— Fort Doug- finished three lengths ahead of Cyprus’ Pirates gave the leaders the favorite in the eastern di- third-plac- e Hie Heel owned by a great scrap leading 10-- 8 at the las the Ninth service com- Mrs A L Rice vision first quarter and deadlocked at mand of tournament won way The Maine Chance entry paid 8 at the third period Bing- into the finals here Fridayits night $280 to win and $260 to place ham cut loose with a terrific bar- with a convincing victory rage at the basket in the last over the Clearfield Marines Set U S quarter to hang up the convincsrhedu: Saturday 10 a ni — Clearfield Marines vs Fort Stillman Missoula YORK Feb 15 P — LivNEW ing victory Knudsen Mont and Bourne each got five field Bushnell erpool’s soccer football team will 2 30 p m — A S F Depot vs girls of its spririg goals for the winners p m — Fort Douglas vs winner of play the first game Tooel downed Murray 47 to 10 3:30 a m game tour of the United States on May Result 38 in the other game leading all Frida New York 12 against an 30 Dugway 27 Bushnell FuftR the way Ferneau of Tooele had stadium team at Triborough City 89 Missoula 33 Arsenal Ogden a big night gathering 16 points (men of the James Kelly president 21 35 ASF Depot Ogden Arsenal Graham of Tooele and Tuckett of American Soccer league said Fri(girls Clearfield Marines 27 Fort Douglas 88 day The British eleven will play Murray each scored 13 ( men 10 games in this country Fort Missoula 40 Bushnell 37 (men OLDSMOBILE DEALER big-tim- six-rou- four-rounde- NEW YORK Feb 15 (“P — The National Hockey league's governors listened to various ot Fight Promoter Jim Downing has another giant boxing ishow lined up for Monday night at the Fairgrounds arena with Jackie Burke well known Ogden leather pusher meeting Jimmy McAdams d of Vancouver B C in an eight-rounfeature A1 Garcia outstanding young Mexican scrapper from Los Angeles will appear in an eight-roun- d cofeature against Paul Davini a Salt Lake’ City lad who uses his e “dukes” in style Two bouts and three will complete the card Downing said Friday night Burke has fought most of the nation’s top welters during the past decade and draws plenty of respect from all comers Promoter Downing said that he plans to stage boxing shows at least every alternate Monday night starting wtih the Feb 18 program until summer 12-1- 1 Mac-Mitch- 'or Miners mighty straight vic- Bingham’s chalked up their fifth Downing Sets Rin or Card For Monday 7-- and Efaw the veteran champ from Still-to steeplechase who is switching water Okla the shorter distance in an effort to inject new Life into the mile competition which hasn’t yet prewar standards Efaw Is matched with Tommy Quinn of the two-mil- West high star meets East tonight E(l Halo FOR HOCKEY Punchers Cop Tilt From Denver 22-2- ILw-w- first-perio- NEW YORK Feb 15 UP— Les--- e MacMitchell will find a dark horse lined up against him Satfor urday night when he shoots mile Jiis fourth straight postwar triumph in the New York Athletic club's annual indoor track and field carnival at Madison Square Garden An added starter in the featured Baxter mile will be Forest r - 50-4- Ogden Blasts Granite Davis Downs South i' STILLWATER Okla Feb 15 LP) — Athletic Director Henry P Iba of Oklahoma A & M college announced late Friday that the 16th annual NCAA wrestling tournament would be held here March 3 The national tourney will be the first since the 1942 meet which the Aggies won It is being resumed after a wartime layoff The meet was awarded A & M by NCAA officials following a conference with Iba and Wrestling Coach Art Griffith It will be the first national wrestling tournament to be held here although Oklahoma A & M wrestlers have won 13 of the 15 NCAA meets Buff Quintet Goes To Provo Court S F ASIC L A Oklags to Be Host to NGAA Wrestling Meet AV'V 36-3- victory over Provo the big news could be that the class B state tournament began to take definite form while Box Elder and North Cache moved one step nearer the colorful class A joust which opens next month Carbon and Provo were slated V fight out a three-gam- e stand for a post in the class A tournament and after the Bulldogs won d confrom Carbon in a test earlier in the year it came as a stunning surprise when Dinosaur center Lindstrom sank a bucket in the last five seconds to 6 victory and give Carbon its knot the series at one game each North Cache took over second by place in the region 7 oneasrace Nathan thumping Weber a Done it up nght with splurge Box Elder continued to d lead the league with a 7 edge over South Cache while Bear River stayed in the race and now tied with Weber 0 by tripping Logan The Big Seven standings got a shaking up as Ogden handed S' 44-2- BACK ON SCHEDULE (T ys Y 1 Ties Utes CoUo r- - V 6 13 O U 13 6 3 29 1 4 12 29 19 st Shoe Repairing WHILE YOU WAIT HALF COI CC DULCD MEN’S AND BOYS‘ LEATHER or $1109 COMPOSITION All Work and Materials Guaranteed 43 East Broadway FACTORY SHOE flEPAZB arW’i Larzt Uaa BakaiUan 328 So Main I