Show - - - 48 trilt Salt 1 altc treibunt Sundays May 26 1946 7rano:frig!Marks Meet 14 P ff' '1 I lj e elp t 0 B ill- il 2 I t"le ) ' t k I " ' '' Battle Develops Over Loop's Wartime Eligibility Rule d preat-h- ood in-rat- ed 4 10-sh- ot 4-- big-nam- six-ga- - PUNCILPACKED PROGRAM Keith Nuttall Headlines West High Alumni Show Memorial Extravagancia as the program is termed in addition to featuring some of the region's h boxers and wrestlers also includes a variety of musical acrobatic dancing and impersonations numbers and will get under way at 8 p m All proceeds of the affair will be used to install lights on West's gridiron erect additional bleachers and rig up an auxiliary field for football practices and the entire project will be dedicated to West's casualties in the last war If the project goes through the West-Bo- x Elder grid contest on Oct 27 will be a night affair and a dedicatory contest for the program d proTuesday's gram as outlined by Alumni Assn officers features June Southworth in acrobatics Herb Traynor irn1 personations Joyce Melroy dancer Al accordion Jorgenson clown Loran Dangerfield hula You are cordially invited to e dances tap songs and attend the formal opening of Valerie Fisher dancer and singer g the Smith family our NEW HOME OF act boxing and wrestling between Hy Sharman and Billy White PRIZES AND SOUVENIRS Wild Cat McCann and Pete Giacoma battle royal between two Os long as they last boxers each from South West and high schools amateur wresCeril East tling between Jack Hansen and 1 Kenneth French A A U finalists i In the class and the 11 night's feature between Nuttall and Fowler top-notc- 126-poun- GRED OPENING double-barrele- Today soft-sho- hand-balancin- OLDS-MOBIL- E Mg15M37b "Ztz 125-poun- ' d - ' ' '''''''''''0436 -- - s4- --- - Sheffield Cops High Point As Nuns Place Second - k er - ' -fk ' - 1 ' ' - - -- -- - t - : ii 411 4$ $ 1 C-'''' s'"' -4 -- s' ''''ft010"'''' kl ' ''' Re - 40' v-- ' 14 i k ''''“' A'''' ' ''' army of athletes scored in one of the118 events to leave every the other schools far behind in the 1 - -- A k ' DENyER—Colorado's Buffalo herd from Boulder stampeded through the Denver university stadium Saturday afternoon to capture the sixth straight Big Seven conference title and retain ttheir monopoly held since 1931 WIRE-TO-WIR- E Coach Frank Potts well bal- N' - - By JIMMY HODGSON --t 4t ff t '44 '4iil - "''''"771'"" -) - - d0- 1 v - ---- t ir t'" 4 ' - - - k-r - 41 h Mayer Entry Cops Coast Turf Prize ' '- 'x'''1 - ' ' battle for points Colorado hung up the impressive total of 810 with Utah taking the runnpoints ier-up 48174 1 I INGLEWOOD Cal May 25 UM d —Louis B Mayer's filly Honeymoon scored a wire to wire victory Saturday in the $25000 seven furlong three-year-ol- - 1 I V - 1 - ay 1 ' 0 ' 4 ' '' ' ' ' i ' ' ' ' z ' ' ' - - - -- - - ' - - - 1 ' t i i ' :i"it t I itit i't' '' ''' - -r 714-f- 7t- ''' - rIà ' r - or4 -" : t':' ''''' k- s t ' "I' - '' ti-:o'?- ii11 It'3- '' ! 'A low i "t 7 ) ' f7L--"'-' - -- 7- - l1 1- g'N ::r: a' ' '1 :4-- I I'V'' ' - 1 ' - 1 i a ti- -i ISVIttgittr 065' 100i '- l:" 4 ZIrVe'4416646454616614061telt (:e-' c"-- )9 ' :--' ! 1 - ' Z4'1 ' ' - ' z' - P12t St:777PV4rAler ' t44 4 ir''''''''''''''1-"'"- 0 tk) ' ' ' 1 " - It1 Wthit11406Avmagewwigienadalxout4Deottl 0 rIL3G: 1 1r) 90 c - b I -t :1- Nk '1111e's' 1 -- :g '4 a '''''N q 4'"oi le' f'' 'A 0A Ne- x 'w-'--- '''''''' ': 4 s: I t4 L4 ' '' 1 - - W4- s 1: 1 1 4- :: : 7777: 4)' 1 et! 7 ''' ' - i 544fitxticlotoe4iSkORR4baiewool '1A FREDDIE GOES UP AND OVER MARKER Fred Sheffield outstanding University of Utah athlete wins first place in the Big Seven conference track and field meet at Denver Rex Mays Tops Speedway Mark for '46 SCHEDULE FROLIC TODAY Members of the Salt Lake County Fish and Game Assn— INDIANAPOLIS May 25 (UP) —Rex Mays America's automobile racing champion cracked all 1916 time records at the Indianapolis motor speedway Saturday when he qualified for the Memorace by driving rial day 129 miles per hour nearly Mays driving the 500-mi- le light-cylind- cream-colore- er su- rear-driv- e d percharged Speedster in which he won the last two American automobile racing titles started his qualifying sprint with a sensational time of 129608 eight-tentapproximately mph — mile per hour short of the e speedway record for one lap Mays recently discharged as a captain in the army air force never was under 128 miles per hour on his four qualifying laps His speed for i our laps was 10-mi- Saturday afternoon with a leap of six feet five inches Sheffield was the mainstay of the Redskin basketball team for three seasons S L COUNTY SPORTSMEN le and there are quite a rally 'round on Fairmont annual outing for their park's greensward Sunday According to Ed Cederholm general chairman and Smiley Miner association prexy (and no one has ever accused them of stretching a phantom fish from 10 inches to two feet) a good time will be had by all Major events starting at 10 a m include archery and casting contests and a bit of barnyard golf plus athletic contests and races for the children Cederholm Saturday reminded all hands to bring along their membership cards which will be the "open sesame" to certain big doings He also advised that refreshments will be available Outside of the kiddies however there won't be much use taking your fishing gear unless you plan to enter the y casting tournament There will be fishing in the park is for the youngsters only ponds but it all-da- hs all-tim- ' the 15th qualifier at a sizzling miles per hour Overcast skies and Intermittent showers held down the attendance but the speed demons took practice or qualifying runs as soon as the track dried Cliff BerOnly gere and the No 2 qualifier Paul Russo had traveled faster than Robson this year Bergere posted the best mark —126471 m p h Russo at the wheel of the twinengined Fageol coach special was timed at 126183 Both made their runs last Saturday Robson was the first mar on the track after trials opened at noon He was driving a supercharged Thorne Engineering Corp special in which the late Jimmy Snyder set the qualifying record here in 1939 Snyder's average for the run was 130138 After a 127262 opening lap about a tenth of a mile an hour slower than Russo's fastest lap this year Robson took two turns mile around the two and one-hatrack at slightly more than 125 miles an hour His fourth lap was 123433 pole-winni- blue-color- ed State Corrects Provo Races Fishing Time Draw Craft ing fishing satch counties M J Madsen superintendent of fisheries said the part dealing with the Utah county should read: "Catfish and yellow perch may be taken from Utah lake from 4 a m " instead of from until 9 p rn 4 a m until 10 p m as stated in the proclamation The same error was discovered in the Wasatch county section dealing with Strawberry reservoir Hours of fishing here also are from 4 a m until 9 p m Opening date of July 1 on the Strawberry is correct as announced in the proclamation er 10-mi- le lf Ortiz Records TKO Over Lindsay in 4th NEW YORK May 25 (UP)— Mrs Walter M Jeffords' Mahout winner of his only other start at Pimlico this year completely surprised the crowd of 37710 racing fans at Belmont park Saturday by a victory sweeping to over the odds-o- n favorite Lord' handicap 'Boswell in the Peter Pan making his last public appearance before tackling King Ranch's Assault in next Saturday's Belmont stakes was eighth in the 14 horse field at the head of the stretch and although he charged Ipast horse after horse he never could catch the flying winner who completed the mile and an eighth HOLLYWOOD May 25 (P)- -Mau lin' Manuel Ortiz of El Centro MI retained his world bantam- place In the best individual performance of the meet Ed Walsh of Manhattan college indoor mile king added the outdoor crown with a track record time of 4:123 far under the previous Thompson stadium mark of 4:154 An IC4A record and two other stadium marks also were bettered Walsh a rangy muscular lad whom track fans believe is ca- V !: st 100-yar- th 1 25 Pellicle Wins Easily PARK R L NARRAGANSETT trip in 1:50 May Pellicle coasted (UP)—Top-weighte- d along Saturday and then showed his favored heels to the field by galloping home Fix lengths in front to win the inaugural running of the $15000 Providence stakes over the mile and a Sixteenth route before 880-yar- fans at Narragansett park weight title Saturday night by 27301 'abut! Disdainful of the gelding stepped front of B Y !aye the Rat Price Headley hammering out a technical knock- out of his seven out over Kenny Lindsay of Van- rivalsin atfront the pole and wept Surprise Win couver B C in 42 seconds of the home without the slightest urging from George (Stuffy) Hettinger who Y Ti B won one first that a fourth round at Hollywood legion Jockey wets riding his first New England race of stadium the year surprise victory by Phil Nelson in A lagging second WAS Midway Sun the back in the third posiwhile a high hurdles Carl Clark contion was the highly touted Vassal° ference pole vault record bolder at To the $2 bettors across the board he 14 feet came back to conference to win $2E0 to place and paid $340 $260 to show Midway Sunit return was competition after a ab5420 and $320 while Vassal° paid $4 sence to leap 13 feet and tie with to show Lahoulaye who had set the pace of the race was fourth Warren Bateman of Colorado for for by a nose first place Bateman-i- the C tr Sugarhouse Veterans of Foreign athlete who was hit in- - the head Wars pulled the unexpected FriWins by a Neck a shot-pwith at the eastern diday night at Derks field in the HAVRE DE GRACE Md May 25 (UP) vision meet He recovered in time !lug an Argentina first game of an Amateur league —J M Logan Rise& took the lead in the to help the Buffs roll up a few double-headas they upset a fa- stretch in the 35th running of the $20000 Havre De Grace handicap at Havre De more points vored Rio Grande nine 5 won and the mile and an Saturday John Dixon of Utah ran a great Kearns Eagles shoved across a ()race eighth stake by a neckwas d A Ir second Flock's Ellis event to win length race in the run in the last half of the eighth and a half In front of Gustav Ring's Pre- after being edged out by Temple to in the fect edge inning nightcap Bisca 'lug with Rupert° Donoso up raced of Colorado in his specialty the 2 Moose Lodge Ellis to eecond behind the d Dixon was boxed at the Moose AB H 0 A the start of the stretch when he swept to AB 11 0 A1 Kearns G Sbpd 2b 1 0 0 5 0 0 0 the front to win $9450 in a thrilling tallith start and was unable to rt Paletto get cleard 4 1 0 1 K Lndf et 4 1 0 01 Todt 2b the of the second wag year victory 4 1 0 3 InrIt Baraihiz D sbpd 3b 3 0 1 Clark 3b Who waa timed in 1:50 and In time to challenge the 3 2 0 0 paid $13 50 $540 and $390 acmes 4 0 9 0) Salato Is Erkrem the 4 t) 2 0 board Wood lb 4 0 9 11 Tyreti et Temple Ellis the favorite in the field of 3 I 2 0 35"Pno Brown PS 3 I I 11 Dallas If Bob Chipman former East high and $270 and Prefect paid $290 3 01 e 1 Duncan 2 0 Hanna rt 1101 $530 lad won the mile evert for 3 1 0 01 Roughtn lb 3 2111 &ears If Marshall p 3 0 2 3 Shatbnek p 4 0 0 21 Colorado Chipman is a navy stu31 3 3 2 Paiton 2b Kingarvie Triumphs at the Boulder school He dent 32 27 9 31 5 24 Total Total 'TORONTO May 25 (AP) KIngarelet un- won from Utah's navy ace Dick Score by innings: from Parkwood th baten 001 100 000- -2 Moose stable whipped a field of nine rivala Pat- Kilty by a good 10 yards MO 200 Olx- -3 Kearns Iirday In the 87th running of the King's Nelson of the Y ran a great Summary: Errors—Salato 2 D Shep- Plate the North Ameriean continent's herd Brown Stolen Bases—D Shepherd oldest horse rove before a crowd of 30000 race in the high hurdles to edge Sacrifice hits—D Shepherd Br own Han at the Woodbine track Hathhit —Sears Runs na Marshall Ridden by Jockey Johnny newhurst out Ben Hathaway of Utah batted in—K I Ltidlorff I Hanna I Paletto Kint:aryie covered the mile and an elahth away also took a second in the low Marshall Credit victory to—Marshall In a pelting rain Over a sloppy traek In hurdles on a fine finishRuns respondefeat to—Shall-nicto putting to Charge $9850 for hie owners ible for—Marshall Fhafouck 3 Struck tie:55psid35$3 for (ism 2 in brattne neve Turner edge out GoodS 10 Base David T by six teneths Sharbuck out by—Marshall tate ing sprint barely the with on Wig off—Marshall 5 Shalbuck 3 Hit !Tarr rich of C U at the tape iitittetfe Rine swep third Shalbuck balls—Doncan with front-runnin- g three-year-ol- d three-eight- half-lengt- h Vets and Eagles six-ye- Snare Battles ar three-nuart- s ut Kelley Captures Distance Race MEDFORD Mass May 25 (UP) Johnny Kelley veteran marathoner and twice winner of the Boston marathon had an easy time Saturday in winning the first running of the Medford Veterans of road Foreign Wars race the Provo boat harbor according to Lynn R Le Vitre rear commodore of the club Already three of these speedy boats the inch hydroplane type are entered and others may be in before the starting time 1:30 p m he reported Two boata are from Utah while the third is a Colorado entrant Bill Daun of Salt Lake City driving "Tommyhawk" and L O Turner commodore of the Provo Boat club piloting "Green Comet" are the Utah entrants 135-cub- ic 7-- 880-yar- 3-- pace-makin- g fleet-foote- 31 three-year-ol- d Three-bas- e 1 pitched by and McKendrick Umpires—Richhis A13110 A Rio Gm& A13' H A! Sumach Pobkina 2b 1 O 2 31 shimdm et 1 2 Swnsn as 4 1 1 4 Beeny 3b 30 3 110 1 Snare lb Byrnes cf 34 O3 11 01 01 Knight rtes 32 1 0 01 Mason If 2 0 WIlliams rt 3 1 0 01 Manning C EVII8 lb 3 110 01 Lyman 2b Lindorif c 3 2O 1 11 Dent It G Evnit 3b 2 2 01 Dunlap e Tresedet p 2 0 0 41 Kocher p 1 0 01 Gerome 2b 01 xxl3trdg cf 1 1 0 01 880-Yar- d 0 May p O 0 01 a14razner Total 25 9 2114 Total 28 10 1R 121 LOS ANGELES May 25 (UP) xlietied for )4 a y In ninth for Burns In ninth —Johnny Fulton of the Olympic Score by Innings club and one-tim- e Stanford uni& R 010 011 2- -5 star new set 011 140 x- -7 a bugarhouse Veta versity Saturday tolen b acm—Lindorf f Macoliseum mark of 1:51 for the 880- - sonSummary: Dent Sacrifice hil—PopSAtuning helmirtime Beelly Lyman Home yard run at the Southern Califore bita—Williams nia invitational track and field rull—Bettridge Manning Mason Double playa—Maiming to Lyman to Snarr swenson to Popains championships to Evan s pitched by—Treseder The Olympic Club ace shattered 4 1 3 Mayinnings 1 23 Credit victory to--Run Charge defeat to—Treseder a seven-year-ol- d record of 1:5153 Kocher 4 reenotisible for—Kocher Treseder 6 out by—Kocher 3 Treseder 1 established by Johnny Woodruff of struck Base on ball of f—Treseder 1 Kocher 2 Pittsburgh limpires—Richins and McKendrick 3100 2173 3100 3032 3205 Coast Star Sets Alark )(xi-tatte-d Two-bas- great runner new stadium markin the javelin paced himself perfectly ande was with a heave of 210 feet 31 65 yards ahead of second-placinches more than 20 inches better Bernie Conor of Army at the than the— old record able of becoming a finish Herb Douglas of Pittsburgh was a double winner taking the broad jump at 24 feet 47ii inches and d dash in 97 winning the 100-yar- seconds Douglas national A A U broad jump champion set a new stadium mark in winning his specialty Ken Wiesner of Marquette set a new IC4A mark in the high jump as he cleared the bar at 6 feet 6'4 inches of an inch better than the mark set by Delop Thurber of Southern California in 1938 Bill Chynoweth who won the Army's only first place set a one-eigb- p6 th 440-yar- C 220-YAR- Pettit N Y BIG 7 TitACK SUMMARY HAMMIER THROW — Manorhan nab State Cannon 11 B Y U: L Crease Colorado B Y Gottfredaon Utah State 1632 ft —L Walk Creese Colorado: blurrPur r B Y U Rohn Wyoming Gottfrerinon Utah State D Crease Colorado 47 ft 8 in MILT RUN—Chipman Colorado Kilts Utah: Hammond C 8 C: SMoulding Utah Itoberfa Colorado 433 4404 ARO Kt N — Temple Colorado: nixon Utah: iota Utah Lawson C S C pall100-- Colorado :49 S —Ce mptell Colorado AR!) DA Utah State Peen Colorado' Grit tin C H C Lowder l'uth 120-RD HIGH HURDLE Utah: Bakke Demer: py Bainaay 14 mart Utah state: Frankland Colorado 15 3 RUN—Dixon t'tah: Pore Walker Bean Colorado: DASH—Campbell Colorado: leo iles C S C: Lowder Utah: Jones Utah state Creette Colorado: Rohs Walk" B Brtitga Coo-ri- d: l'rtanghan Utah State 142 ft 24 RUN—Idanrunk Wyoming: Metall Darnels Utah State Coiorado: Doyle 11tah State Wingate) Colorado 10:11d1 of Colorado VAULT—Bateman andpolr Citric 14 Y U tied for first: Meksa Colorado: Pitchford Colorado: Woodward Utah and Young B Y U ued fol lath 13 ft LOW HURD1Sa—shell-4I Ut ah totway Utah: Goodrich Comrado Utah Stat Smart Frankland Colorado 2411 JII MP — Monary Colorado: 11144)110 Sheffield Utah and Wagner C C tted for second Jones Coorado: klopper Colorado Roberts R Y U Erickson Utiti3: C C 22 ft 10 tn MILE BELA V—Colorado Peterson C S C I :59 Befin Utah MeAterHIGH JUMP—Sheffield Temple): Wyommg: tied for State: Utah: Colorado State 3:292 ty Colorado: Reny Denver JAVELIN — Manahan Utah State fourth were Woodward Utah and Wtin Walker B Y U: Painter C S C: Murphy deny Colorado 8 ft 514 in Colorado Todd Colorado 1829 ft Final score—Colorado 89: Utah 481-i- : Utah Agates 31: B Y U 30: C S C 19 Wyoming 16: Denver 6 W"m'ng 22u-AII- 1 880-YAR- CarAll Badger Crewmen Defeat Penn N avy Repeats as IC4 Track Champion ANNAPOLIS May 25 (LIP) — Navy retained its IC4A track and field championship Saturday edgArmy by a score ing second-plac- e of 36 528 to 33 17 although Navy won only two first places Dartmouth was third with 24 17 points and Michigan State was fourth with 21 New York university scored 20 points for fifth two-leng- i er The 'Utah fish and game departPROVO—Boats that can travel 128861 mph More than 10000 fans watched ment Saturday announced correc- 80 miles an hour will participate George Robson slight veteran tion of a typographical error in a In the Provo Boat club's annual from Los Angeles open the as- recent special proclamation deal- Memorial day regatta May 30 at sault on speed marks lie was with in 'Utah and Wa125541 Mahout Scores Upset -) ' d ---- ---- - 0 'c3 444 41:'-- 4 0 k 1 r 0 t0- '- ''''"""Mr" - 4-- 4 - - - ' 4 'k - 4t - 1 t' - f4 r 10 Other honors with scores were: aState31BYU 30 Colorado State 1944 Wyoming 16 and Denver the perfect licst last with 6 Pace Colorado The Buffaloes rolled up nine firsts with big Loren Creese the d weightman and speedy Don Campbell sprinter pacing the team to victory with two firsts each Creese won the ahot and discus and Campbell won both the 100 and 220 yard dashes in near record time But the high individual scorer of the meet was Fred Sheffield of Utah who won the high jump and low hurdles and tied for second in the broad jump to roll up 134 points for the Indians Creese was second in the individual scoring with 13 points Ralph Maughan of Utah State was third with 11 points Sheffield threatened the only record of the day when he leaped 6 feet 5 inches and barely missed on his attempt at 6 feet 8 which would have bettered Gil Cruter's old record by an eighth of an inch-FaTime Campbell turned in a :097 mark d in the dash which ranks as one of the best this season in the country The Colorado star won the century by more than four yards and had about an eight-yar- d lead in the 220 sprint Creese won both the allot and discus on marks set up in'the preliminaries Friday Despite the much improved weather he was unable to better the trial marks Utah won three firsts besides Sheffield's wins in the high jump and low hurdles John Dixon came through with a great finish spurt d to cop the run edging out Pope of Colorado Utah Aggies won two both by Ralph Maughan who added the javelin title to the crown he won on Friday to give the Aggies third place honor's just a single point in 290-poun- - 0 A '3 th Sequoia handicap for mares and fillies at Hollywood park before a throng of 44549 Double F F was second with Canina third t Jockey Jackie Westrope riding t his third winner of the day took t ' Honeymoon on top immediately and th6 Mayer filly wasn't threat- te 4t ' -'ened until the stretch Then she Aei Lehad more than enough to hold off I ' Double F F from the H N Isen' stable berg 07' 1 1 third choice in the Honeymoon iiie 4 '''V Canbehind wagering ' ina and Happy Issue returned - I Z and $340 Double F t" F$1080 $600 t $770 and $410 and Cartiritt $290 cif i ' 0 t - -- i- : ' -' - '13331"'- ' t i'1 s t-- "4 - 1 ' A '71) - i' r A: k‘4-- I °'r - ''if ' '' - N" 4 ' t - C1 1 7- " 40!: 1 - o- ! '- ' ' 1 F - 014 two-leng- r''' - i t 3 a - - i1 4-- 1 - ' - f '' ' ''''"4-''''- 14 Gmmers Plan For State Rifle Tourney Sensational Keith Nuttall of Brigham City Chicago Golden Gloves champion and finalist in the Madison Square Garden meet will trade punches with Bill Fowld er A Alf champ and former Golden Gloves titlist in the West high school auditorium Tuesday May 28 The bout will be one of the features on a program outlined by the West high Alturini Assn to raise funds for a war memorial to West high athletes killed in World War LI - 'Z''" - - v 5-- Ott 33- - -- 4-- e - E ' - 'f ' '" b i 4-- - - ' ' - 120-yar- 4-- ' t?--- -- ' - ' " : Branch Aggic Star Sets Javelin Mark 150-poun- '''''''''''''' ''''' T Av i all-tim- tat ‘ f v out the conference's special time eligibility ruling which cancelled all college sports participalion from September 1042 to September 1E46 A block consisting of Wyoming Utah Colorado and Denver urged the conference adopt the NCAA ruling which limits a PHOENIX Ariz May 25 (Al— ettident to four years of competition including the freshman year Carlson (Chick) Terry a sandy-haire- d from Branch The minority group consisting of Utah State Erigham Young uni Agricultural college Cedar City Utah boosted the national junior college meet javelin record SatTABLE TRAINING at the qualifying session urday The football training table limit was boosted from $1250 of the fifth annual national J C to 112500 to take care of the track and field meet here training season l'raeathlete tossed 'tiee opens this year10 on Septwill1 theThe 8 inches adding 199 feet spear of Sept Thig it posible for achnols 4 feet 334 inches to the old mark to sene their athletes three held by meals a day during the junior college ' training period if they 'Me train strike chopped the desire entry list for the first postwar meet staged by the National Junior College Athletic Assn to wrsity and Colorado A and M that the conference had 12 teams only two of them made a ruling and should stand Branch and Phoenix junior colby it becauxe athletes had re- lege from outside California d turned to school and to competi- In the high hurdles ton with the special ruling in trial Hank Babriel of Glendale led mull qualifiers with a time of 149 seconds 110 of a second slower Offers Compromise Dr N P Nielson of Utih made than the record for the event a compromise motion that the 'jig Seven schools allow students who had completed their four years of competition a chance to participate next season but that the NCAA rule go into effect in September 1947 This motion was beaten by the same 3 vote suggestion was that the NC A A rule be adopted and that Epecial cases by considered inFiring in the Utah state small-bor- e dividually for eligibility under the tournament will begin "manifest hardship" rule This also at 8 rifle m June 9 according to a was voted down 3 An attempt Dave of the Sugden was then made to change the con- Salt Lake Smallpresident Arms club who stitution so that conference action said that the Utah Rifle and Pistol could be taken with a 3 vote Assn will sponsor the annual 2 Instead of the established matches at the Fort Douglas rifle was also beaten This by range margin se3 vote Four matches will make up the was The result that the leaders day's competition and medals will spent two days in arguing and be awarded for first second and what few bits of business were third places in each match An completed were passed In the last individual trophy will go to the ID minutes of the stormy session of each match and may be after all debate on the eligibility winner held for one year Trophies will be problem was closed with decision furnished by the Utah State Rifle to have the rules committee study Pistol Assn and local conthe problem and present it again and cerns at the semiannual meeting next Competitors will be classified r)ecember according to the 1916 N R A classification system and will be termed Defeated Again master sharpshooter expert i Denver university and Utah uni- marksman first class marksman to had been who fighting versity or unclassified according to their eliminate the round-robi- n football average schedule and pass a measure fees will be charged which required the playing of only allRegistration and all shooters five conference foes were de- mustcompetitors N R A membertheir present feated again by the same 3 vote ship cards for the current year Zie larger schools are interested or purchase 4 credit stamp when e intersectional registering la playing according to Sugden if and out that fees pointed they are forced to play six league teams drawn but is subject to one or each year their outside competi- two final adoption before changes tion is definite:y The 2947 grid elate approved by the follows: :Coadi Cite Hubbard of Denver faculty at Denver Sept was particularly disturbed over 27—Colorado vs Iowa State at Sept schedule but Ames the forced Oct- - 2—Ok1a1oma A and M at Denver 12k U Oct 4—Utah Stitt at Colorado kitate accepted the vote without Colorado Va Army at West Point of the usual threat quitting the 01' t 10—Colorado State at Denver fold Oct at Utah: ILesouri at Colorado In the last few minutes a 1947 Oct 1 S—B Y II at Coloredo: DenYee at Utah State at Wyoming football schedule was approved Utah: at Colorado State: Oct 25—Colorado with every team meeting every Utah State at B Ut Texas Tech at Utah at Wyoming other conference team A boost in Denver Nov 1—Denver - at B Y U: Utah at officiating fees was approved Colorado at Utah: B T U Nov S—Colorado jumping the basketball pay from at Wyoming ColoradoState at Utah State 51750 to $25 per game and the Nov 15—Colorado State at JY U VVV0g at Colorado: Denver at Utah State football officials' fee from $40 to miii Utah vs Idaho at Boise Nov 22—Wyoming at Colorado State $15 per game Nov Utah at Denver 27—Colorado 1947 basketball schedule was State at Utah I GIP ' 071 DENVER Colo—Big Seven conference athletic leaders set a e e low for doing rtew high for wrangling and a new thing as the annual spring meeting wound up here Saturday tense and bitter fight develpped Over an attempt to straighten war- I 7 Traciii victol - Se-Ter- i all-tim- 0 4 I : - - o DASH— Swain Marquette Navy: Bullock Army: Bartacia :220 Ambrogi Navy MILLE (Boueman GariRELAY—Navy Higley Ranh) Fordham Michigan State Pena 3:166 Army Walsh MILE Manhattan: Conor HIGH tie Marquette: Burnham North Caronna: Brute between Army: Gilicrist Swarthmore and Sykes N 4 :123 (breaks Penn smyusen Navy State: Culin Army: tie between Thompson stadium record of 4:154) Conley Dartmouth: 440—Rash Navy: Fraser Michigan Bayard Army and Waldrop Navy: Davis Navy: Lenttan state: Higley Navy: Hammack Army: Navy and Boruch St Johns 6 ft 634 tn Brown 'Army :486 POLE RUN—Meeker Colgate: FrMichigan State ier Army Shuman Penn State: Leary tie hetween Voshorg Michigan State and Tie for fourth between Forilharn: ibult Navy 1:547 Riley Temple Pitt: Pet- Barred Navy McLeod North Cart:dims: DASH—Douglas tit Navy! Swain Anderson and Rickman North Lehigh Marquette: Strickler Carolina 13 ft :97 Navy: Amhrogi Navy I Da rt JAN' F11N—Chynoweth H IG H HI' It DiES—Conley Nash Army: Yale: Simmons North Michigan State: Vickery mouth: Maine: Jesse Finley NnvY: Gifford North Carolina Carolina: Mayhew Michigan State: Sny210 ft in :15 O der Dartmouth 34Team HAM NI rn THROW — Remaka Holy scoring: Navy 361 528 Army 7 24 7: Michigan Cross: Felton Dartmouth: Condon Rhode 33 Dartmouth N Y U State 2'1 12 Dube Rhode Island tied 165 ft 20: Marquette 13: 7 in North Carotin& 1212 Pitt 12: THROW—Barker Yale: Felton Cross 9: Yale 9: Manhattan 8: Penn Dartmotith: Perantoni Princeton: Mailin- State 6 12 Fordham 6: Colgate 5: Rhode Island State 5: Princeton 4: Swarthmore 137 ft 94 In ger N Y U BROAD JUMP—Douglas 3: Penn 1 17: pm: Nash 312: Temple 314: Maine Bo1 Si Bouman Fischer Johns university Navy: Navy: Army: 17: Rutgers I: ruch St Johns univ 24 ft 41a Northeastern 1: Lebrgh 34 LOW HIL RD1ES—Snyder Dual meet score Navy 70 13 'Army Dartmouth: Doak Pitt: Higley Navy :244 baldi 880-YAR- 1 : : PHILADELPHIA May 25 (Al-- University of Wisconsm's boatmen came from behind to defeat University of Pennsylvania varsity by 10 feet over the Henley course Saturday on the Schuylkill river A crowd of 5000 watched Wisconsin winner of the eastern intercollegiate title two weeks ago at Annapolis ltd was timed In 7 minutes and 11 seconds for course the mile and Penns junior varsity was third two lengths behind the Penn varcrew was sity Penn's s of a length belast hind the J V's The two additional Penn crews were added after Massachusetts Institute of Technology varsity had to cancel its scheduled participation because of transportation difficulties 150-pou- nd three-fourth- i' - ‘ 71rt N IP ‘ 401411! A t qi : one-sixteen- th i KM1MM elf!di ' I if2) RIDING HORSES RENTED BY THE HOUR Riding Instructions Ride-Awhi- le Stables Cor of Holladay Blvd and 62nd SO On Holladay Bus Line ROY CARPENTLR Man Agar a |