Show February 16 1939 a Collegiate Basketball Outfits Set for Week-En- d Big SevenLopp Warfare Ten Redskins Cougars Turn on Scoring Power in Final Drill Scoring Ace 111 With Flu Slated for Eastern Trip Tribune Intermountain Service PROVO— Displaying the best brand of ball they have produced 'In a workout this year the Brigham Young' university Cougars scrimwalloped a "Y" freshman squad Wednesday in a f fi - ut Experts Pick Aggies to Hide’ Utes And Cougars in Mat Struggle -- The Utah Aggies have already scored decisive victories overAggie matmen In preparation for Six intermountain junior college Utah university and Brigham Young unives6ityin wrestling this defense of the western division teams are elated to continue the season and will be odds-o- n favorites to romp offwith their second title in Salt Lakh City Friday and chase for the conference pennant ’ Saturday straight western division Big Seven title this week end ‘A largo dent was mads in tho Thursday Friday and Saturday on ’ Wrestlers from the three schools three fronts position when Rollo Lar- will gather at the University of Grandy in the 1288 Rollp Larson In sen Snow ’Badgers Invade St George Utah women’s was out of tho meet with put 135 the Ace in the Captain Roundy gymnasium Friday 165 and Ted Hanks in the heavy- a wrenched eholilder For Larsen to do battle with Dixie In a two-- at 4 p m for the round opening “ game series Weber’a Wildcats of th meet The flnaU win be weight class ars expected to win it was heartbreaking as be had their divisions for the Aggies and hoped to avenge a close decision travel to Rexburg Idaho for a staged Saturday starting at ths the other men on the aquad have taken from him by Lo Grande stand Thursday and Friday same time Lewis B Y U captain Spectachances to do some upsetting g On tha basis of earlier meets with the Viking tors will miss the intense rivalry Jack Utah's Bingham troupe and the Aggies from Cedar B Y U is expected to win only who has been laid up with a bad between these two boys on Albion Idaho one division Utah haa a chance to City will march Ace Roundy veteran Aggie capwas out for practice Wednesday to meet the Albion Panthers Fri- take three and Utah Aggies are fa- leg and will likely be ready to perform tain will be the key man of the vored in the other five day and Saturday Jack forced Rollo Larson Aggie offense Snow college recently disposed The Cougara are expected to take Friday Tho squad was cheered by the of the Aggies to two extra periods loop leader will meet a determined honors in ' the weight before he the decision in return of Dave Green who had gang of Fliers in ths southern city with LeGrande Lewis back for com- tho Utah-Agg- droppedmeet The plucky been out with a back injury for Lee Hafen’e charges have been drill- petition Lewie was the champion young Ute is given almost en even the Utah clash Green is one of In this betseason in week is last Intensively and past ing th)s weight the cleverest chance with the Farmer artists ever preparation for the Snow tussle and ter than ever LeGrande is cocap- to take the division honors grappier to come out of the Logan instituwill be out to pound the Badgeri tain of the “Y" team with Chris tion farther down the line in loop stand- Mortensen According to Manager Jay Bing-wi- n on Tribune Snow Utah’s Intermountain the Service other main hopes lie In Captain cagers ings Perkins 121 pounds Do Witt hand having hit their stride in the Jack Banks at 145 pounds Milton LOGAN— Faced" at the start of hamthe likely squad will be JDar Wildcats last week Hess at 155 and Carlos Hulze 175 tho week with several injuries and Grandy 128 pounds Elmo Jensen game with the figure to knock the FlierS kicking pounds Banks is still favoring a a need for replacements on his 135 pounds Don Hall 145 pounds both nights leg injury received last Sunday wrestling squad Coach George Nel- Dave Green 155 Ace pounds Albion Normal and tha B A C while attempting to imitate Alt En- - son nevertheless put the accus165 pbilnds Seth Maughan Roundy — tomed grin on his face as he wen£ 175 Aggies tangle in what promises to gen at Ecker hllL poundsTuid Ted Hanks heavybe a hectic session Darwin Perkins In the 121 DeWitt about practica -- sessions with his weight 135-pou- By Jimmy Hodgson Utah’s raclng Redskins who Jiave averaged 497 points per contest this year wilt head for Colorado Thursday night for their atiffest basketball teat of the year— a battle with Colorado univerthe league-leadin- g mage session the squad After the work-ochecked in their suits until Friday when they tackle Denver in the women's gym at 8 p m Saturday theyrenew hostilities agaiinst Wyoming Playing without' the services of their stand-ou- t performer Ralph Men leaders are pre- Crowton the Cougars were driving Stake-paring themselves for the approach-Jn- g in for numerous close shots and interstake games by polishing were handling the ball cleverly The eft lesser competitors in their re- spectacular Crowton was resting in spective stakes and engaging In bed Wednesday with another touch round-robi- n tourneys for berths in of the “flu" but“Y" coaches ths grand finale him to be ready for the open"—The ajorlty-of-stakes have Crowton’s mal named their champions or are in ing whistle Friday troubled him prior to the B-ady selecmakingthese ithjprowssof tussle two weeks ago are however some tions - stakes Tbre team will but ths lanky athlete played the M Men Await Jaysee Fives Set Tilts on Three Fronts sity Buffaloes Coach Vadal Petersqn announced Wednesday after practice that 10 men would make the jaunt to Boulder including Harry Empey Maurice Watts Waynard Lowe and Allen Layton forwards Merlin Ahlquist and Blaine Openshaw centers and Hugh Bird Jack Hardy Bill Johnson and Boh Melroy guards The squad will leave here Thursday at 6:30 p m Wednesday was spent in working against Colorado’s best known scor and with tha frosh posing ing Gets back pivot as Cplays Clyde Morris U tbs varsity had a real ”— poet on Aggie five workou- tHarry Empey is still favoring blistered feet but“they“3houId “he all right for Friday Hugh Bird and ter Maurice Watts were also hack in the fold looking as good as ever -Favored — Buffa - ' onatratlon sales be decided will ticket Indiana The Officials report that for the two week-en- d games are far underdogs in this clash with the below advance sales for the past powerful Buffs but they are determined to put up a great fight “We Cougar home games but locals are are not going to be beaten before anxious to see the Cougars’ “last Tribune Intermountain' Senses Ute ditch" stand against the smooth LOGAN—' "We’re not discouraged we reach Boulder" said the ' Denver and Wyoming teams and nor leader Coach disheartened" Dick Interest is expected to pick up on Coach Peterson believes that the Romney said Wednesday prior to big C U floor will give his fast but -Thursday and Friday the of workout afternoon the Utah Coach Eddie Kimball reporte dimmutwc-Ut- es a cinmce-- to plar shooters “and" we're’ that if Crowton is ready out to winaba ball and he figures that their best Wednesday ball two week -this games the second of their scheduled two- - he will start his usual combination end" win or lose bia squad will give a game series to deter with Glen Allen at the other foraccount of itself good Since In were the Aggies beaten mine the champion of that stake at ward Fred Weimer at center and It will be tho first meeting of the 8 pm- - Thursday Jit the Deseret Jack Christensen and Vir Rtchlna at Salt Lake City last week end many two teams since they tied- - for the fane have wondered if the Aggie gym Last Thursday these teams guards With Utah the ball rustlers were “letting up" crown last year this and on a spirited game put main challenger to the Buffaloes lightly in their play but the Aggie week's 'performance adds up as mentor claims auch is not the case again there is bound to be plenty ' the same kind of a scrap LeGrand On th contrary the Aggie hoop-ste- of feeling and rivalry in this battle will team Bonneville stake ward This contest will be’ the final home are hard at their daily workFifteenth tangle with the strong for Colorado university appearance outs renewed sest and with a ? vigor The five at p m in preljminary have two more games to Buffs which will - - ward the them give they hope tussle needed-vitalitto topple the Uni- play one in Salt Lake against Utah ENSIGN STAKE next week and the finale against of Wyoming Cowpunchers versity Two more games remain on the hair BALTIMORE FebJ The Denver Pio- Wyoming at Laramie on March- 4 and Friday night is before the champion Bill Strannigan sensational sophoEnsign slate man Stanwy Scherr announced neers Saturday named The powerful Eighteenth Wednesday the state athletic commore forward will be missing from ward quint has the pole position for mission would begin an inquiry Explains Set-u- p Bill’s father Matt the C U line-u- p won ths bunting however having of Rock Springs Wyo Into Jim Londos failure Strannigan Thursday had fans that Romney explained first-hatitle and all of its to appear here for a wrestling match the to pneumonia Sunday expected too much from the Aggies succumbed games to date In the second-ha- lf coat him Maryland's recognt when the season afternoon and the funeral was held that and that opened race Thirteenth and Eleventh are tlon as world champion ha is satisfied with results of their Wednesday Coach Frosty Cox restill in the chase though and will Londos was billed to meet the play to date ports that his star forward will not battle for the runner-u- p spot if "Golden Terror" otherwise known return to school until next week “This la league really getting Eighteenth continues its present as Bob Wetherly of Bristol Tenn fast" Romney remarked "and any Strannigan Ckit swift march March 1 will ass the in a title match Tuesday night stake champion crowned in this When he felled to appear Scherr team is capable of tipping over the The" absence of Strannigan will clubs" other he pointed division ordered him suspended vacated his our that “theContinuing hole inthe Buffalo offense race is along leaves HIGHLAND STAKE title and awarded it to Wetherly just as I said it wouldgoing Colorado but Don Hendricks regular last Scherr said Promoter Ed Contos la in the top spot with Utah Brig- year will be able to fill it The Wasatch ward cagers captured — the crown In the Highland stake had been summoned to tell the com- ham Young and Utah State bat- brilliant play of Art Unger makes mission what he knows about the with honors Sugarhouse ran mix-utling it out for second place and him a strong bidder for a job on p He said he also would try Denver is the darkhorse of the the forward line and he may replace aground somewhere in the home Gene Grove stretch The Housers ran rough- to get Londos to appear Londos loop" Colorado has the best defensive shod through the first of the second-hal- f is booked for a match In Toronto The team is going through workouts with a determined attitude to average in the league 27 points per games but is winding up in a Thursday night After a crowd of almost 4000 had chalk Up a couple of victories As game compared to Utah’s great playoff for ths runner-u- p spot BryThe engagement an and Sugarhouse will battle for assembled for the title match Con' the week progresses only one offensive record the right to meet the Edgehlll tos received a telegram from Phila- change in the first team line-u- p is should be an Interesting and would not runncrew winners of the first-hadelphia saying Londos affair with the Indians likely with Clyde Morris- er-up appear because Jack Dempsey had the center post back from getting title Roland helter - skelter attack m a t c h a d not been engaged as referee About Morris held the spot for against the deliberate machino-llk- e EAST JORDAN STAKE half the crowd accepted a money-bac- k Readings the first four games" but Reading system displayed by the Buffaloes Schedule difficulties have caused offer came along last to push the former -- After thC Ugamethe Indiana East-Jordan theshiftingol-th- e Weber college star into the back- will move over to Fort Collins to Wedfrom Stake second-roun- d play ground for the next three ’games face the Colorado State college five to week of this nesday Bellus Victor Thursday Now the Aggie chieftain is sending The Farmers are not so tough but 8 Third m Sandy Thursday at p ed NEW YORK Feb 15 Clyde Morris back into the firing they are still dangerous ‘as shown Will square off with the line in order to Inject more scoring by their win over B Y U last week d an Crescent ward team in the feature considerably by These two games- - will wind up the lln-u— -—game of the evening” Midvale First weight— advantage— JohnnyBetius punclr into' the Utes’ slat- e- Their Haven of New Conn outpointed Reading — and Second will clash at 9 p m last two contests will bs at home Ready favorite ChalkyWr!ght Los Angeles feathCrescent la the bout at Reading will be ready for action with Colorado and B Y U In this division having won all its erweight in an eight-roun- d league encounters and ita first start the Coliseum Tuesday night Bellus should the occasion demand On the forward wall Floyd Morris is in the Intrastake round-robi- n Wright 126 by weighed 13494 " still a fixture with Delbert (Bus) convincing margins contlnuee upsets are apt to be Bingham Leonard James and Ed LIBERTY STAKE Izatt in a fight for the opposite numerous teams stake will swing Liberty berth All Iaatt needs is a chance PIONEER STAKE into the second round of their playto work in with the first team Earl Piooff next Monday night with HarFinals will br conducted ip Winger who has been on the third vard and First wards matched for neer stake and Saturday string for the most part of the seaKnights of Columbus cagers will ' the stake bunting and Second nights with Thursday or Twenty-s- son is bidding strong for a chance take Twenty-fift- h the floor in the Judge Metouted to finish on the to show his wares Roy Lundquist morial Eighth Liberty and Tenth scrap ixth high school gym Thursday —— — ping for the runner-u- p berth champions' throns snd Cal Agricola will line up at the at 8:30 p m in a second 'half Competition In this stake has been Grouped closely together the re- guard posts game in the Utah State basketball particularly ykeen during the past mainder of the championship —— — league few weeks as the teams ran off a troupes will wind Jip the title chase The Brigham City quint needs tournament aforementioned of arrears these in practice only one more victory to clinch the Teamwork and the quality of ths teams Thirty-secon- d Poplar Grove first half title but prior to that enad' definite shown a wards Cannon Fifth and has complete programs gagement it has its work cut out in vanes toward consistent and more tha field in tho championship the Thursday contest of If this bracket play type polished ball Watkins boasts such stars as Con Watts Mark Baliff and Glen WorthCrescent and Midvale Second ington The Knighta will probably wards won first round games in open hostilities with Steve Pezell at center Jimmy Byrne and Bill tho East Jordan stake round-robi- n at forwards and Angelo by defeating Midvale First and San' dy Third quinta by 45 to 30 and (Spongy) 'Pagnotta and Torn McCann atnhe defensive posts 25 to 23 margins Nell Carroll versatile Crescent Tha visitors will have an adcenter continued to boost his scor' vantage in height and experience ing average counting 19 points but the Knights feel that they will against Midvale First Ainsworth be up against a stiff proposition in - 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