| Show - im- - 04 --- - d 0 3 I4 — — — — 2 — — : wzd'irD" ' — - ' — -' — ' - I - 1 irbt 5alt Cik e Trribunt Saturday March 9 1948 1 218 DAVIS BEARS GRANITE GAIN MEET BERTHS 0 1 Tiros Co ILD 50E46 7 Loga P' rOvo Set Tilts ! IL-- 0 1 1 I - I 9 s Bu Tangle With Aggies Redskins Oppose BYU Share of Big Seven Title I 9 By BILL CLEGG Davis Bear River and Granite dribbled into the siate class i!-'!A cage tournament Friday night and as a result their-namewill be added to those of Provo Jordan East Box Elder and North Cache in the ledger for the 1946 dribble derby which opens Wed--- 31 nesday afternoon March 14 at Ogden high school 9 Davis rushed into the classic with a verdict over Ogden's spirited Tigers and thereby gained a third-plac- e 1 Big Seven tie with Granite which lost to Jordan in a thriller East had a tough battle betore the Leopards were able 4 in the to turn back an inspired South high school five Friday's Results Saturday's Schedule Seven contest Friday third 31 25 Big Redmond vs Par5:30 p Maywood By ED M'FADDEN Three games Saturday night and the Big Seven college d Bear River cagers became the lads in region one 31 Ogden 20 team Mapleton Ward Grantsville (consolation) leys cage basketball race for 1946 will be completed 4 to take undisputed downed S highly touted Logan when the Bears turned back South Cache h 6:30 p ra—Enterprise vs Enterprise 42 Colorado university will tangle with Utah State at Logan possession of third place in the northern loop as Weber tied Ninth Ward five Fridays night 34 Igapleton (fourth and seventh) to move into the finals of with the Bears until Friday fell under a bombardment of Box the5 and Wyoming will invade Fort Collins to meet Colorado A & 35 31 Bennion 7:30 p in—Maxwell vs Logan (overParleys M Men basketball 0 ' Ninth (third and sixth) After those two games are completed the conference court king Elder baskets tournament Saturday night itrne) with against Lovell Ward from WyoThus a final tabulation found Granite and Davis knotted vs Grants8:30 p Lovell 32 Maxrell 29 will be known—not until The will in Seven losses each third six wins the tilt six BigGrantsville 34 Logan 9th 25 ville (championship) ming championship sharing place The third game is strictly a Bee- BOB RETURNS at 8:30 p m Lovell with a rating of 500 while Bear River had the same percentage be played hive state affair and an interesta finals berth earlier in the gained loss five one in Weber's five defeats victories and after region ing one between Brigham Young with a 9 victory over and their old rivals from Utah union Friday gave the Warriors a record of four triumphs in 10 aevening Maxwell Park quint surprising versity The game will be played The Grantsville-Loga- n Ninth for starts AO at Provo starting at 8 p m azd contest both with started slowly able was Weber nor of losses neither As a result their Ogden 10-Roundthe Cougars have a score to set er clubs feeling each other out and to slip under the gate to the state class A finale and thus the the first period ended with the host city Ogden has no entry in the colorful pup classic score all tied up at 9 Logan Ninth managed to lead at half One more team remains to be determined in the 6 Joe Peterson sensaclass B bracket and that spot will be determined at 8 p m Sat- time Parley's Ward Friday stormed Enterprise and Mapleton Wards Grantsville tional forward started second place entry hitting from all angles in the third into the consolation finals of the moved into the final round of the By JACK CUDDY urday at Murray high school when Wasatch 1 tourney with a NEW YORK March 8 (UP)— In the Summit division tangles with South Rich champion of quarter and shoved his mates out NI Men basketball tourovertime decision over 1 in B front divisiAn which in shotfest class 166th the berth MontRich the Bob for the nament the Deseret gymnasium at Benniofi to the tie for a 8 licking handed them Lightweight Champion earning right In the final frame Peterson Ward which Friday afternoon with Enterprise in an early game this season at gomery r eturned to Madison opens in the Deseret gym on Wednesday March 13 and Jim Palmer and Ken play Redmond John Dixie became the 15th entrant when the Fliers trimmed Johnson went on a nine-poiverdict from the defeating h the Deseret gym 4 Square Garden Friday night for scor- snatched a Both Utah and B Y U have been the first time since receiving his Beaver 6 to join Grantsville Bingham Park ing spree and the winners pulled colorful Maywood Ward of South Mapleton edging Ogden Sixth night Thursday priming for this tussle with all the 0 and hammered out City American Fork Pleasant Grove Spanish Fork Springville far out in front as the final gun Los Angeles in a pair of surprise victoenthusiasm of a championship aarmy discharge a great rally to high-poisounded Peterson Parley's staged gained and Delta deCedar Duchesne Manti unanimous nontitle Snow Salina City were second round loser ries Blanding Both tussle A victory for Utah will extra honors with an even dozen throw its game into innings assure the Indians at least a clean-cu- t cision over young Tony Pellone of in the little-schocontests g playoff after Bennion had piled up a 5 tallies while Darwin Larsen third place while a win for New York who made the mistake Grant Clove a southpaw shootLogan Ninth forward advantage in the fourth period B Y U will throw the two teams of honors with Lowell Platt narrowed that gap ing star who has been outstanding shared runner-u- p to 'fight at close quartrying into a tie for third A victory will ters Teammate Keith Whitesides and with a pair of charity tosses and also make Utah the state colThe Doug Quayle hit a hard corner throughout the tournament netted Paltrier of Grantsville Jim Montgomery a rangy Philadelshot before Hunt balanced one an even dozen markers for Entertrio had eight points each legiate hoop king for the season while a win for BYU will throw phia Negro who specializes in body Maxwell Ward from Oakland on the ring and saw it fall through prise while Don Mayne paced the the two into a tie for the laurels punching was much Park in California put up a stiff for the tying points The Salt 1ake losers with 11 points It was the superior to Both teams will beat top the five won the tilt their second second successive loss for dropping a fight before Manhatextra-fram- e 9 contest of the meet Lakers who came Lovell contest to strength for the game and a tan inexperienced youngtime ale:eBy JIMMY JORDAN welterweight every they The Wyoming cagers are unde- when Merrill Croft raced under the North Salt Lake meet last lewpSreth packed house is expected to watch moved into a clinch This superin the finale at the garden city court 19 encounters to in a in the extra this feated frame in 8 (JP)--March CHICAGO cage hoop boxing—a flyweight undefeated and scored an novelty ority enabled Montgomery to and will go into the cham- hard hook shot and Hunt came 5 discovered in the Chicago Golden Gloves victory over Redmond the speedy game Italian kid knockout artist--wa- s a few pionship fray with perfect mark through for another bucket a Ward in the opening session of who fought so well at long range in the selection of a team Seven players entered the scoring seconds later the tourney None of the three ring officials tournament of champions Friday night column for the winners as the P Peterson was the big gun for Juan Whiting mite-size- d York's New meet with Maplein annual more Pellone the to than three gave intercity compete Bob and Norman Doerr brothers 52-3- 7 the rangy Redmond quintet as he ton forward dropped in a field rounds although Referee Ruby champions 22 Gerald shared points for top peppered 11 poipts into the net goal from a difficult angle in the credited him with three The "mighty mite" of the tour- - and 59 seconds of fighting dur- laurels BERKELEY Cal March 8 141 Goldstein a bang-u- p floor game final five seconds of the game beand and one even The United Press nament Cal Cragun an army captain whileplayed was Keith Nuttal of Kan- - ing which the Idaho battler was teammate Jensen contributed tween Ogden Sixth and Mapleton —The rniversity of Californja de- scored five for Montgomery three down twice 13 Armsas City a protege of Henry points for the losers nine tallies Despite some brilliant to give the Provo representatives s (AP)—Final sum- - garnered feated the University of Idaho for Pellone and two even Maxwell will clash with Logan sniping by Caldwell who took but two minutes macruicoAnhimcaarch and Halter-ma- n a 0 victory strong basketball team Friday night 52 Ninth at 7:30 Saturday night to 31 seconds to win his semifinal relinthe Maywood quintet Mapleton led throughout the 112 pounds—Keith Nuttal Kansas City decide third and seventh place quished its half-tim- e to 37 in the first game of a best 4 and final bouts knocked out Richard Krohn New Orleans lead contest until the final' minutes were winners (1) Two former champions 8 as the last when 01:le Zundel sent Ogden out and was behind series that will Pmewi St Louts knocked out of competition in deflelied"n1 Ortinden Tprre''11itt'te- Ind: to baskets by in front frame thanks 2 decide the championship of the began with a tip-i- n shot semifinal bouts and one of the be126 rounds—Jack acker St- Louis H Peterson of and Christensen Pacific coast conference it3epyhtliadnfla Oklahoma most promising light heavyweights Redmond defeated Joe Rims Kansas Okla to appear in the Golden Gloves in City Twenty-Firs- t Mo Wins City 147 p4:mhda—Julins Menendez Chicago recent years and Et150 a knockout defeated Cotton Gunter Fort Worth Tex Twenty-firs- t Trailing until the last four min- king came ward senior scouts to the front in the finals Olsen Wins Meet 160 pounds—Stanley Shealey Chicago evened up the count in their three-gam- e utes of the contest East high —Bob Foxworth of St Louis knocked out Kenneth Vint Muncie Ind L E Olsen with a score of 766 series with Twelfth ward school spurted behind Cal Clark's The eight new Chicago charn- - (2)173 pounds—Bob Foxworth St- Louis won turn6c1 first honors in the Salt Lake by taking the long end of a 5 school back Jordan won by technical knockout from James high St with cities are from five to turn back an pions sharpshooting g Chicago E T 0 ((21 Granite Friday Policemen's bowling tournament contest Friday night after M MEN SCORES three and Chicago Treadwell Ind deHeavyweight—Joe Frucci 4 1 5 before Louis boasting to retain a first Inspired South five - feated alleys Friday Twelfth had won last week Mike Huh& St LOuls Gary place at the South-Eanight Nutto are in addition Redmond SI Maywood 25 in the Big Seven John Allen was second with 751 A third contest will determine the tie with East a crowd in the South tat in They Foxd screaming and class the GT FP GTE'? The loss tied Grarite with Davis and Ken Farnsworth third with entry to the tournament Nichols 5 2 111 P PetPrisonf school gym division raldwel11 4 3311 worth in the led the winners with 17 points 2 1 0 4 0 Christninj Haltrmnt 5 1 0 10 high for third place in the conference 746 Lee Smith pushed the Cubs into Eddie Dames of St Louis 1181 2 1 H Peterome WhittakrC 1 2 0 9 a snatched the Darts after 1 1 1 1 1 0 2 J 0 136 Louis Mon Petersng HMaughng 0 3 1 1 a first period lead but Duncan pounds Jack Dicker St mtreo 3 3 3 9 Jengeng win from Ogden Both Davis and t' Irowlerg and Stevens kept East hot on the pounds Hershel Acton Oklahoma 0 0 0 Thomaxc I 500 of Granite with 1 0 0 2 Aliredg standings Menendez 135 Julius heels of the Southerners and the City pounds will enter the class A state tour5 10 10 5 25 score was tied 13 9 5 31 Totals at the inter- Chicago 147 pounds Stanley Shea-le- y score by quartsrs ney :i 21 7 36 mission Chicago 160 pounds and Joe 14 Red mond ININTER PARK Colo March Jordan took an 5 first period 18 25 14 7 16 Ind PalFrucci In last the half whirlwind heavyweight - 8 QM—Denver Gary magioocid a Couch took lead on the heels of two nice shots No "Red Tape"— university'four-wamer and Grider set fire to the Nuttal's victories were the senPayments y in the :: i i by Doug Cary but Hugh Hansen Cub attack and South swung into sation of the 24 bouts held Friday commanding lead ( No Mapleton 31 Ogden SixthG 30 As i'::! meet Delay— ski came Clark and intercollegiate Friday T F P the lead until thet last four minwill team Wally GT FP through that the select to night I 7 4 3 17 Whitingf Fishburmf 3 2 0 I 6 utes the first three places in with buckets to keep Granite right Nr1 Take Your Little As when Clark tanked a hard meet the New Yorkers March 25 taking O 3 3 3 Mowent ZundelLt 5 1111 cross event the i in V country the the 4 Farmers o g game of the 50 though seconds but spteononwt Purchase0 g s hook shot and East knotted the It took him 0 g $125 :! Jerry Hiatt 'was first with 27 were behind 19713 early in the x:: 0 2 count then went ahead to win the first round to knock out Milton Nielaong Youngg 1 K:T 1213 16 seconds: Jim Patter- third period minutes 1 ' O 0 0 0 0 2 L You! As With A Week! contest Dockins Hovilicf Chicago champion 0 0 0 0 spirited 0 0 0 was second in 29:43 and Ross Clark sparked Granite in a 10- - Vii:: O 0 0 0 Snowe Clark's 12 points led all scorers the bout started Dockins landed son Berry1 0 1 0 0 t El 1 Davis was third in 29:502 Bob 0 splurge and it was 13 11 4 30 and Duncan was next with eight three blows on Nuttal's face and- Bracken of Utah was fourth in point Totals 12 9 7 31 ' N ' as Granite the for last frame LiRenre by quartera: Woolf paced the Cubs with head and then apparently con' "' ' 4 31 points 10 28 22 maen sixth while Palmer and Smith fident tried to charge in Nutfal 30288 and Tony Toombs Utah opened That last period vvas a 7 30 seven 22 ' 15 1 '''''''' fifth in 31:508 and the score was tied I Officials—Woolley and Mercer met him squarely with a left hook each tallied six i Saturmeet will The continue Allen before times three Smith over was bout and the ''' 34 I ' I :::" it: 1 Enterprise 42 day with Slalom races for men looped in the winning points with In his- final bout he had a bit and :A GT FP G T le P ' ' women pownhill and jumping one minute to go bt 0 0 0 0 Emmettt MTolichf 1 01 01 2 - A Khohn Richard "-with more trouble ' td s: 9 3 8 6 12 Clovef TTolicb1 4 will be Sunday ColoClark scored 20 points while :iicli 'tli ":- ''I of New Orleans who had defeated competition 2 3 2 6 fluntc Williamsc 4 3 2 10 4 '' ' & M A '''' Colorado in a 1 0 2 also and rado beautiful 1 for ::01et 0 :''' 3 3 3 9 Trimant game turning in Davenportg Ind of Fort Yeiter Ivan V: Wayne :'17"' '':':'5' ' '"' — 2 0 0 4 Farn3worthg ' Mayneg 5 2111 :: (4 the Farmers Doug Cary led the entered ' ' 5 1 1 11 Jonest Deardonl 0 0 0 0 the semifinals But Nuttal caught areResults :"':: 11 114 entrants of followed Utah with other 0 0 0 0 by Diggers points Hemmingwayg PROVO—Provo high's Bulldogs up with Yeiter after about '' t ' Laurie Mauss 10th 35:012 Day with seven and Smith with ' ':: 15 7 4 34 '' Totals 15151242 minute of fighting and then banded were ll'''" ' : a lead stand time half made ::'i big six e': '— Bill 35:128 Carston and Ilth ": Fli!ure by quarter f at 141 bout to end a the hook last-ha''Ii' left ' 29 42 up in the face of a 10 '23 ‘ rally trnteroruse 1 ' 4- 4(c4 te's r-' 1 '1'‘'1 34 7 25 20 West high of Salt Lake City of the round N' i by i ' 1944 'It and Smith ''' Orlan Ott heavyweight t e'fut they defeated the Panthers ' Twin ii 7 representing here Friday night champion Bennlon 31 Parleys 35 :'' Ott didn't CI T Y ? ' 1 G T F P After roaring into a 5 lead Falls Ida lost out 6 I i 4 14 5 5 2 4 1 5 fiCanckf Luke ( and :i BayLPlattt on the long compete last year :: :'- 1 0 0 2 at the intermission Crottf 0 0 0 0 Steafimant ' ' t won the crown I l'N '4: ii of 2 0 0 4 lark 4 2 0 h Smittac Bill of Green Lamar Chicago Plattc i li St hl g 1 0 0 2 shooting 3 Wood g I to lose a decision in the quar- :::' 1i A K:s- 1I 1 CASH Prix's— 4 0 0 8 Glilenpieg 0 02 0 0 Christensen and Ray Harris the only PIniong lost Ott ''t 3 3 3 EFilakl 17 state champions suddenly lost terfinals Friday night ' Quayl Rat ::: Hunt 3106 i'F 2 00 4 RBlake their basket eye in the second half by a technical knockout in the Roberts 0 0 0 ' ' Not a Coat i:'l'isi arena Thiede Cliff Frucci Leif Ericcson and to but the match Joe round one first Gary five points and Friday night ' 15 8 5 35 making only Totals 14 10 3 31 : Extra i 1 :'':f field goal by Keith Sondrup in Ind when his handlers ordered chewed bit kicked and threw each was declared a draw when neither Score by quarters: 24 35 one 31 over 11 17 minute lt:: other all the halted after Parleys the fairgrounds two CREDIT! the for ' fight last quarters was able to pin the other after 17 7 23 41 31 1 Bennion ' i :' i I 4 Ofttelals—Mercer and Woolley run bout the had its full g i t ' ' ''''' ' Lovell 32 Maxwell 29 time limit k iv G T FJ GT FP '1 t1 In the serntheadliner Floyd 3 2 2 8 ICDoerrf BCragunf 15 37 31 133 4 2 2 1 5 JDolirr1 t I CCragunl to came Hansen score two back O 4 3 1 9 11Doerrc 0 0 0 Nothereottc 3 2 2 8 2 2 1 5 Jonewg Ortg over Bill Gooches straight falls 1 0 0 2 Meackerg 0 0 O 0 Townileyg after Gooches had clamped on a 3 0 2 Brown Cerin 0 0 O 0 CHICAGO March 8 (A'—The Michigan State Marquette Notre t 4 3 1 0 3 1 1 'say Caughill to take the first fall 35 of Chicago a charter Dame and Iowa State in 19 minutes 13 15 6 32 10 15 9 29 University Totals Nelson said Chicago was "forted Score by quarters: member and once a dominating ::zs :x Hansen! scored his first fall the Love!' 13 23 32 ' to a decision" in its withdrawal second of the bout in nine minutes Maxwell — 10 14 22 29 power under Amos Alonzo Stagg Officials—Smith and Couch 1111"111 using a harnmerlock to pin by the recent conference basketFriday withdrew from the :' 460 ::::: Gooches and three minutes later :'41 7 iA g Grantsville 34 Logan Ninth 5' ierr-o'Jin season Maroons the which ball because ' '''' Ten conference 'l ' ::''''::':':: Big was GT FP second- and deawarded ewe the 1 OTFP PI l 2 4 3 7 Johrutonf ran up their 60th straight defeat Willtesidefil 3 2 2 8 of athletic impotency ':''''':?:VIIILII16 :: ::i I ciding fall when Gooches failed to 0 0 0 0 DBrownf Laraent 4 1 0 8 withdrawal the Long expected :::: ':7 JohnPaimete 3 1 "Our membership obviously was 7 return to the ring after being ::''::': ''''''''v'::'::::::: ::::':::'': Morgane 31 10 5 2 2 12 Peteraong Egbertg 0 0 0 02 of the faded Maroons whose halyi tossed 7111019 schools which did not to cleanly out of the squared unfair 4 0 0 8 JimPalmetg :::::: held seven liarring 0 1 00 ' con k:7:1 '''i:: ''::'i' undisputed encounter us in past circle Machinf 0 the rugged Hansen by un1 the 1 "football league's conference championships r A mighty fast curtain-raiscI4 14 7 6 34 11 5 3 23 Twain $ modround-robin- " Minnesota's he I :: only equaled by equal Storit by explained I found Ralph Morkey taking a fair I Lots a "Now that the of 9 Ortentsvtlie quarters this 25 18 for ern the :' way Gophers paved '' and the bout from Jack officially league 17 251 21 Loran Ninth Kogut ' i I possible new member and RAIL Z: t with a somersault drop kick when a need i ii The withdrawal was announced recognized a champion our presyou'll t ' w at a meeting of conference ath- ence could become a source of k LEATHERS LAST! Metf Nelson :i::l letic directors by T friction and a feeling of bitterness Exclusive P1 B C RAYON LINED t calf Chicago athletic director but among title contenders" PARTS and SERVICE ki Our VI move awaits on the action final t Broadcast ii4 I Formally Dropped la DEPARTMENT Will the spring meeting of the confer:1::'''''''''' ''' et Come in1 mister and slip into your she of these EASY ' ence faculty representatives at The Maroons he explained would 4 '' ' STYLE BROWN 1 I FITTING (like a glove) AVIATOR 1 MONDAY The continue intercollegiate competiopén Champaign Ill May t Sizes 38 to 44 HORSEHIDE JACKETS Examine it Maroons will compete until the tion in all sports except football f MORNING if you need a LEATHER JACKET which was formally dropped in the school year the closely—then i' i t li 2c: endAtofthat xl A time also formal delib- 1939 in the wake of Chancellor salesman won't have to say a word ' i rem'odeled this erations are expected on possible Robert Hutchins' "10c football" Completely —it'll sell itself—for the price tag 2 replacement of the Maroons The campaign They will meet Metbig new repair department I reads only athletic directors shied away from calf said schools "of approximateis the largest in the WEST I and the : standards" after "deep ly expressing equal subject strength 1 i'i:3: Clem McCarthy reEquipped with the- finest ( and sincere" regrets at Chicago's but hoped to include conference Amos Alonzo Stagg In his 41 i'::':!' i to New shipments of leather JACKETS—SURCOATS Caning the Race handle equipmenti pair departure but pressure was ex- opponents "in sports where comwas school the years respected i t'4 and FIELD JACKETS in GOATSKIN and CAPESKIN pected soon from midwestern in- petiton is mutually advantageany repair problem RememColor by John Storm i I to anxious ous" long join BEAUTIES dependents THEY ARE RECEIVED AND JUST ber 1:1 open Monday the Big Ten Thus ended a great chapter in repairs any Expert 1 In addition to make car Latest equip Big Ten athletics Prospective Schools? Saturday-5:3- 0 seven football championwinning no delays car delivered i 1" ! ' Named frequently as confer- ships—the last in 1924—during Ii I '' II ''' tis41'4 I KEATE-COWA- N i i ence prospects ever since Maroon Stagg's v4 CO MaIle"NI”fron regime the a ' 1 't 1tt athletics hit the skids after Stagg's roons won or shared five basket- I ' 1 So 1049 11:61:21:T--17stmNur Stole m rf!ri ::4 Idepature in 1933 were such ball three baseball six track and I4201 i schools as Pittsburgh Nebraska three swimming titles AC e Cowboys Clinch ' 1) G Irant: all e 111ypff' Pla3i:s E 6:69 Fiti01:: 11A601 Men Schedule Meet Title Games Tonight 30-2- big-scho- ol 33-3- 28-2- RESULTS AND SCHEDULE FORM MEN TOURNEY 30-2- LARAMIE Wyo March 8 UP) —The Wyoming Cowboys opened 'up with a barrage of baskets Friday night to defeat the 6 Colorado Buffaloes before 5000 homecoming fans and clinch fa share of the Big Seven basket- - last-quart- - 34-2- er all-chur- 51-3- I - U 1 ' - I ': 32-2- for Milo Komenich Kenny Sailors and Jim Weir—three of the best cagers Coach Ev Shelton has proclued—and they led the Cowboys to victory before a crowd that arrirned the field house With nine minutes to go and 9 Colorado leading Weir tied the score with a basket and Sailors put the Cowboys ahead with another Don Putman tied the score with a basket for the Buffs and then Jim Reese scored two in a row Ito put the Cowboys four points ahead Putman connected again for the Muffs but Sailors maintained the Punchers' four-poimargin with a 'goal and then added a free throw Wyoming froze the ball with two minutes to go with Colorado's final point coming on a free throw by Henry Knocke Wyoming M) Colorado G F46 G T 1 I 1 Pt Tp 9 RpesPf 11 SalorP 2 Larsonf 24 Komenfrhc 0 Rnbertsc 4 Weir g 0 Rogemg 23 Tot 10 50 4 all-chur- ch hard-fightin- g 25-2- - Sixth-Sevent- 42-3- 1 ' nt 10-rou- I ol 31-2- high-scorin- Keith Nuttall Captures Golden Gloves Title hard-foug- ' : ht 32-2- sea-'so- A out-poi- t- nt 35-2- Bears Win Over Vandals 4 4 3 12 0 0 3 0 1 0 2 2 4 1 1 9 37 acore—Colerado lia Wy0- NIIeri free throws: Wyoming—Reese 2 1t !Arson 3 Komenich Roherts Weir rs 3 Ftiller Colorsio—Ronhins Officiaa—Iierigfaal and Dra Comb ' 35-3- all-chur- ch 31-3- 20 6 14 46 tor ' 17-1- 31-2- 5 9 0 1 13 2 1 4 5 Rnbbinst Knockec Walsethg FurPrg Beattlea 9-- nt Pt 19 Putman' From Tony - 43-3- nt 4 1 1 5 1 2 41 2 1 12 0 3 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 - 16-tea- m 38-4- 41-3- : Parley's Redmond Gain Finals of Consolation Champ Cops SPORTS 1 - I ball crown The Cowboys can win undisputed possession of the title by defeating Colorado A & M at Fort Collins Saturday night It was the final home game 1 Sixth-Sevent- - 50-4- 4 dmond m--Re- fair-haire- all-chur- ch tournament: East Defeats South Five ee Rog- : - 31-3- 16-1- ) 21-1- 30-3- Jordan Turns gaar1svtf-ilenin'ni- -- Back Granite BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD 26-2- Far West hard-fightin- vvvonlIng 50 Colorado 46- Fort Warren 72 O'Reilly General Hoe- pita) Fort Bliss 55 Buckley Field 31 Ilth Nasal Tourney At Pisa Die to Camp Elliot Marines 65 El Toro Marines SI a mp Iltrarnar M arinas 73 San Diego 2s T C 4 SIldwest a Ok anoma A and If 65 Drake 25 idwrningsile 46 Tulsa 45 toertiale) loaa Prelight 50 Loyola 40 ') 1 28-2- Southwest Texas State 50 - tr i West 44 1 1 15-1- Rk liflAnce '29 Pinedale 20 1vmet BAwtns 52 Supenor 21 Srt:411- - 19 Southwestern LSmitht 1 6 2 --- I --' 40 crotoct 1 Taal itmtuth r Crtricta----Rtellen- 341 5 141 1 3 2 - 11 1 ) O 1 1 CI Mitcheitt onitnf 7 D3y f 3 4 tiatrkr Zakromg Hansen g g 41rs 1esn g 0 0 0I 2 Bennton 1 1 1 7 3 0 2 14 6 3 5 0 0 0 1 1 Niuth 14let Crolere ILLie Chrintentlent Ciowardf Bonfirupc Grteng liarrisg Lalleyg GT 3 2 1 2 3 5 3 5 2 2 0 1 tAAPLEWAY 460 South : AL GARCIA vs I Mexico i City ''ip:: ':': :: s '1' : 1 'fi ''' -- ' ' - '' ''' 1 ' -' N k - ''i !: ' TA '':: ' ' - 1 ::': U :':':1 ' ?:'::''':-7':-2- 1 -- 1 - § - :' ur zi c - ' :' ' : :' - back-break- er st - Pr : " ' : i ' ': 1 5 -- ::: -- '' 4 ::'-:- " - i: : i- ririals----Plass- Lbs e : i season weather left leather jacket— and these are that ' : - :''- : '''41' ' :r I I $100000 C r 30-3- Santa nni Handicap 26 Lbs Matt Jackson vs Eldon Hinsdale Golden Gloves Champ 1st Pro Fight 3 More Bouts Featuring Pito Romo Tom Vamaoko (Golden Gloves Champ) and "Rube" Sanchez ' - '' t : t - 11 1 - Lbs ' 1 - !!-:-- : ' t! 74ti (04 - 1 Stole JIM McADAMS Vancouver B i — '5 Thiede Erickson Draw In Wrestling Feature' :' ' 4 Rounds-1-60 : f ': : :::':'''" - ARENA Rounds-1-45 í - -- : kis - lal vs Eddie Rivers Willard Chipman Lb—Spec AAU Champ let Pro Fight Rounds-1- '::'::- Chicago Withdraws from Big 1 TrIs 1 7 1 3 1 7 2 8 0 4 0 0 Al ROMERO Salt Lake SEMI-FINAL- ' - -t!' : ' : O :t 4 z --vs- ' kr- ' 1 : 8:30 MAIN EVENT-- 10 Rounds-1- 50 JACKIE BURKE Ogclit — F'f' : : one-ho- --- Monday :ft - - A 1 ' 7 1 :1 -BOXING ' 1 -- - 5 27 12 17 5 29 Totals Score by quarters West 27 6 15 25 Pre-k24 27 29 13 t Oftlelats—Chrisilansen and Buttle : $ 'i 24-1- 1114 - I? i" er th 29-2- ' West 27 Provo 29 3 5 245 2 0 4 Ht: g r t 0 Merlarne 0 0 (0 0 Aideng -- hum-ding- -1 ::: 1 1IT — 23-2- Officia1e---1114- 0 12 13 7 31 21 33 '16 jordant 5 13 23 31 G ref' t and Root Officials—Christensen FP9 Scg Sixth-sevent- GT FP 1 Totals 13 16 7 33 8core by quarters 8 : cwt - 8 7 4 20 I 0 0 2 2 0 0 4 Cain 0 0 0 0 A- r- F37zerit!d JohnsonJentiong lf n 1 1 - 3 1 0 6 Jordan 33 Granite 31 C T ' FP GT 10 8 4 24 Totals 2g by (rlartars: 1) 21 28 18 24 23 10 15 and Ryneafson 1111 As - Provo Defeats West 2927 - Woolff 2'5 3 7 Wilkr0tottc 03 01 00 00 PRimorg lirttlor4 0 01 a1 50 Wint Stelrnsi ' ! z :It Sixth-Seven- East 28 South 24 FP ' RENIANIRECOUNT z 1::::::'i V111- - G T I 3 5 12 8 Dunramt O o tI 0 b 2 --I 12 Ciaratc g 4 g 2 43 tiOnniOn A 411t011 ' - 4 - sh ' 'k- 1 1 O 30 ORlen 29 Jordart Ji inwita 31East 2 :1i South 24 West 27 Provo itox Elder 51 Weber 30 Cache 20 34 Bear North Cache 39 Logan 35- - - 777 8-- 7) it) 17 PREP SCORES - 36-3- 4 1 rbate 30-2- and 'WYOMING SCORES 1 veliver Skiers Lead Illeet 175-pou- nd East Harvard 55 Boson U 41 1 st 33-3- 112-poun- - 't' t i ' '' tr I 1 $ t-- - ' n c 95 L ) : - i is : 4111 ii SFATS ON SALF AT MINT CAFE These Fights Are "Club rights" Will Be Held Every Monday Night Promoted by Don Galbreath "The Old Sarge" - : 1 pm 1 a ) -- 41-ye- ar If Mapieway Arena 13 't-------- GA HALT '19- 1 - - i 0 - ' - ' 4 - 4 ' ‘AAL I -- is(atinap lannliMotom o' t 4 : - ' i ": ' o i t ''''' - - — |
