Show 'j N Z - ''''N - ' 1 - ' 24 Saturday Btorning irbt Salt 1Zakt Zribitne N -1- I - 11 i arrik 0 7- - ' ' (Complied through courtesy of the United States weather bureau and the United States forest service) ' i N women'l atthe University class 4 of Utah' A fairly large crowd turned out at the Move Follows ' Ouster of Coach Ilwogood I'll" field L 1 1 1 c I I house i N ::::v 1 ::5:: '''''''''''-'- '1 -- 1 4 7o' ki ' ' z 1 ''''' :sf::! Ir i :::i 4 ': ::'':!7:'':l i l' T:0C4 ' ' ' i ''' 7:01 ': t 11s1' : '' : ' ''' 7 NT ---IL 4 :k:ir:::" '''':'''''::::'" : :?: ::ii:: :':::::''''''4' 2f :'' ":' ':': '' ' - I ' ' i! -- ii CIrbria :'' - - ::' L ' - :: -- i' -' 4 i i ? 4' i'' :: ' II I ' j -- t 00 ar ast 00 er east-southe- ast 00 Granite Beats Bear River 4 40-ya- rd 100-ya- le rd 100-ya- ' Feminine Hoop! Deseret Gym Officials 'Wrestlers Meet at elP Whip B Y U - rd De-Mi- 160-ya- rd University of Utah field house Friday night for the annual session of the Utkh board of feminine court officials class was sponThe two-hosored by the Women's Athletic association under the direction of Miss Beulah Smertz chairman of the Utah board Miss Donna Mae Mueller helped in conducting the Miss Charlotte Stewart class state basketball chairman was in charge The project was divided into a lecture and demonstration in which the audience participated Major problems arising in girls' games were discussed thoroughly and demonstrated and questions were illustrated and answered ur Kunkel Draws With Zim Del Kunkel and Al Zimbalman wrestled to a draw in the main event of the weekly wrestling card at the local arena Friday night a card that was hurriedly rearranged In the last minute as the result of a motor mishap which prevented the main eventers previously scheduled —Walter Strois and George Mamagoff—from arriving in time to participate 'Zimba Iman won the first fall in the rearranged program tossing Kunkel with a body slam in 23 minutes only to fall victim of a well placed placekick propelled by Del In 31 minutes of the second chukka In other matches Al Newman won over 2Jsack Kogut with a body slam in and Wally Thompson took two straight falls from Dobie Osborne—the first in 12 minutes with a flying scissors and the second in 18 minutes with a double wriatiock and body slam Promoter Ira Darn announced an extremely attractive card for next week's program Dern is Insisting that wrestlers booked on the programs henceforth must put in their appearance one full day before the matches are scheduled in order to prevent happenings such as occurred Friday night d d 200-yar- d - miles Lefall (The Sinks)-20- -30 east of Logan- Elevation 7000 to 9000 feet Twenty - inches of 'packed snow covered with four - r- rd Buisb G Dtving—Anderstm 'Me remaining schedule follows: January 22—Ogden at Box Elder River at Logan January 29—Box 'Elder at Granite January 30-0-gden January 5—Granite atat Bear River February 6—Box Elder Ogden at bocad1115dar February inches of powder 'maw Skiing excellent:lift operating Road open and m good condition 23--B- 0 - '' 5 ' 1Z:an ' e Or - ''' OstlitnBear February 19—Boa Meier at River at Bear February SO—Logan 260—Bear River si Ogden February at Box Eider britreh at Box Zidar Ottlan at Granite March 6—Granite at Logan Bog Bidar at Bear River repilrionNfroLreceohigulitz finds Borba it'd) HIGH OCTANE ANTI-KNOC- K 3-- 4ogan NOW ONLY e-- - rw o' ' Oregon Five Humbles Beaver Crew 41-3- 1 4-N-fr- t1l L-4 Gal - 1 ' iloNzz 17c Gal-- FEDERAL GAS -- nip-sn'il:t- uck 132 SOUTH STH' EAST Wart Cot from Liberty Park i b N- oosi - ' : : et CORVALLIS Ore Jan —University of Oregon defeated its traditional rival Oregon State 41 to 31 here Friday night in a wild northern division conference Elizabeth Hicks Shoots basketball game unThe game was 73 at Florida til the last seven minutes when Fancy the ttowering Webfoots finally PUNTA GORDA Fla Jan 17 pulled away to a safe lead Oregon (up)—Elizabeth Hicks of Long' State led 14 to 12 at half time Beach Cal Friday burned up the Punta Gorda Golf club course with a medal 73 in the qualifying of the s seventh annual championship of ' ob champions tournament -404-"- 7 164 AP earner 011P 17 UPI First Grade Eastern I elIKK OIL—Rg Ue Qt Sib a:t 1:111Pnatataralizin11:271-1:2:1- rirlkITEI1 GAS '''' d 100-yar- - z at back—Fagergren B R 1:143 brecht 0: Larsen d tree—Snow B R Butt G: B R Wattle 1:044 Medley relay—Granits (Barhillsht Woolsey Reddish) 2:063 160-yaBuff relay—Grantto Pagergren Larson) 1:280 G- 100-yar- Ip t 0 "'"was111141 711111110011- 1- Immo 461P 1706140 7 Wasatch Club Party Mountain calkulb hads overnight skate party at Brighton Buses will leave Salt Lake at 7:30 p m Saturday according to President Bill coeirarr achTheloVeidasa 'Just a few minutes and your ' money troubles are over—quickly solved with a confidential loan on your car Clear up your debts without delay Just tell your story and be on your way! - Kamp- DIM 44423 ' - linimit j Arre--1 so 555 MAIN LJ La 11 4 1 - ' 1 2 1 500 500 I I :23w 1 Reins Its Snow college won its third straight junior college basketball game by a large score Friday night at Ephraim and began to look like a shoo-i- n in the chase unless somebody Creeps up and whacks the Badgers with something The score was' Snow 63 Weber 42 N Other jaycee contests saw'Dixte beat Westminster at St George 39-and Ricks humble Carbon at Rexburg Idaho by a 6 count On Saturday the Parsons will Invade Cedar City for a battle with B A C Ricks and Cardon do another turn at Rexburg Dixie will trot gingerly out on the floor against Snow at Ephraim and Albion Normal will come down from Idaho to play Weber at Ogden Badgen Strong The Badgers looked better and better against Weber which was supposed to give them the first real test of the campaign Snow as if things weren't bad enough with the opposition came up with a youth named Maynard Bailey action who had seen hardly in preseason games and he tossed In 25 counters against the baffled Wildcats from Ogden Bailey was hotter than the little red wagon and hit seven shots out of 10 in the third quarter alone Alma Garrett veteran Badger forward accounted for 12 points and the 'rest of the Snow scoring was divided among about a dozen or so other lads Rawson Child led the Webers with 12 counters Speaking of being hot the Westminster Parsons also exuded great waves ef warmth for the first few minutes down at Dixie The Fliers however with Jack Woodbury Keith listen and Bernard Hafen playing fine ball rolled up and tied 1 with about two things at minutes to play Dixie continued to bombard the hoop from that time until the gun sounded while the Parsons could do nothing but fire away and watch their shots roll off Pintar Shines Ely Pinter played a good game of ball for Ed Durr's Westminster bunch helped out by Bert Whaley and Grant Evans The Rexburg game first league contest for Ricks went about as expected although the fighting Eagles from Price put up a grand fight before going down to defeat The Nikings had a great big boy named Humphries about who poured in 28 points to set a new J C record for this season at least ay Coach John Anderson's Deseret Brigham Young university Cougars western division college champions at the Deseret gym 204 to 15 Friday night in a practice meet Theron Nielson starred for the victors by wrestling in both the 155 and 165 pound diyisions and winning both matches with falls Rulon Taylor of B Y U took the fastest match of the evening by decisioning Jay Bott of the Deseret gym Monday the gym squad will tangle with the University of Utah at home and Thursday Coach Anderson will take his charges to Provo to meet the Cougars In a return match The results follow: B Y 11 defeated Frank NelsonPhillips Deseret gym fall In five minute using half nelson and bar Deseret gym defeated Son StangerFagg B Y U fall in SO seconds using reverse body hold Taylor B Y 11 and Wallace Beams Deseret gym fought to a draw Mouse B Y U decisioned Mel Gooch Deseret gym Nielson Deseret gym defeated Roland Larson fall in three minutes with reverse eradle Taylor B Y U deeisioned Jay Bott Deseret Nielson D000ret rpm In defeated Owen DikOh a Y fall four minutes with reverse cra e Peterson B Y U decisioned A Angelo Deseret gym -Willard Call Deeeret Heavyweight B Garth Chamberlain VIn falldefeated in 5 14 minutest using bait nelson S Jan 31-3- six-thr- sraw OT PP Hoppe Leaves Hospital CHICAGO Hoppe king Magna M Men went on a scoring !spree Friday night to defeat the 4 Mill Creek M Men There was never any doubt as to the wfnIners as the Magna boys went right out after the points I 6 11 O O O O O 17 WI—Willie bil- en Weber OTFP 0 0 4 1042 Garrettt 5325 Balleyt Anderson' 3006 2115 1413 000 422 000 100 000 3006 000 0000 O ee eneddonot 2 Hanety1 25 Chlidse Devrtesg 00 Pars' Rocersft Gardnerg Petersemf Cbristensmir 1 3 Howardt lareenf Be litstomf Btilc 3 Sudwesksf Johnson" 0 Green:it 0 Wasbnurnt 1 1 5 7 2 12 1 0 0 2 1 1 2 1 3 5 5 11 2 0 A 0 0 0 1 0 0 Clarkg 0 0 0 0 Thomsoon0 ( Upsets Spark Play In S F Open Golf Al Zimmerman Former Utah Title By Jimmy Hodgson Holder Reaches Quarterfinals Letter From Idaho Here's a letter from Coach- J Y I Idahohigh "Dear Jimmy: "I was interested in your recent article about Coach Clark Shaughnessy's method of sending in written information He may be the first college coach to use that idea but we tried it here several yean I found that it was more ago accurate too because reserves are often too nervous and excited to convey the information correctly "I could find nothing in the rule book forbidding it but some of my players Thad the idea it might be wrong r didn't want them to think that we were doing anything unsportsmanlike so I asked the officials None of them had known that I had been lifting the system until I told them After thinking It over they decided that it must be illegal so I stopped using it "I would like to know for sure If the card system in sending in Information is legal for both football and basketball because I have found it much better than the word of mouth method J Y' NICOLDS (Signed) Coach American Fall Idaho" C The use of written instructions by coaches is without question the Ideal way to send in informs- lien to a teszn mind there is absolutely nothing illegal about the system' ' By Russ Newland SAN FRANCISCO Jan 17 (AP) —Upsets were a "dime a dozen" Friday in first and second rounds of the $5000 San Francisco match-pla- y open golf tournament Yonng Melvin (Chick) Harbert of Battle Creek Mich a pro of one year's standing making his first winter tournament sviing produced the second round fire- works 'He eliminated the de(eontinuod trace Preeadiag Page) fending champion Jimmy i De- maret of Houston Texas 1 up on the floor but so strange was the the nineteenth hole position that he bounced right up Neither contributed much In again without a count Through the ninth it was the the way of first calbier golf Har same pattern Armstrong rushed was one bert with a in as Fritzle backed off up at the ninth He won the'extra tirelessly and stabbed him with the left hole 508 yards long with a birdie Each time Henry caught up with 4 on a five-fo- ot putt him the youngest of the Harbert defeated Jim Gaunt brothers leaned In close and cuffed Longview Texas 1 up in the ftrst Armstrong on his cut eyes with round and Demarbt swamped cruel ' right uppercutsHenry Espinosa San Francisco In tenth the mud Armstrong 6 and 5 have realized the end was in sight He tore out of his corner rushed Thomson Beats Snead back and shook him with Two d3rnamiters Of the game Fritzie hooks and right swings for a full Jim Thomson of Chicopee Mass minute did even more In the and Sam Snead of Hot Springs eleventh HeHere he knew definiteVa hooked up in the "main wasn't much farther to event" of the second round pith ly there go so he went all out flailingaway Thomson winning I up with both hands to head and body 34Each posted an approximate and while Zivic didn't Ilk it even 36-- 70 Prefor the par bit he still inflicted damsidio course They were even at a little age around Armstrong's eyes the ninth came the twelfth Henry In the morning round Snead near Zivid4s corner couldn't ousted Ben Hogan of White Plains boxing as Fritzie sideN Y leading money winner of stop his momentum 1940 The pair turned in the most stepped and he slipped to one came right up and took brilliant golf of the day Snead kneethe Hechase again but at long shooting a 6 under par 66 against up s helpless against w he a range Hogan's 68 a fancy performance Zivic's 3116ng shots At 52 secin its own right Referee onds of round Arthur the U S saw reversals First round stepped in and called a open champion Lawson Little Donovan halt with Zivic the technical eliminated by Leland Gibson knockout winner and Armstrong's Kansas City Mo The score was 2 and 1 with Gibson tvto under career just about a closed book Henry had said previously'that par and Little even If he was badly beaten he probably Little was 1 up at the ninth up his gloves for good Giant Olin Dutra former na- wouldhehang was given a good going tional open and P G A cham- And Thus ends the run of a pion bowed out in the first round over little fighting man He Caine and on his fortieth birthday He great lost to 4John Revoltas Evanston out of Los Angeles in 1936 and fought his way right through three veteran 3 and 2 Slender Lloyd Mangrum of Oak divisions to the throne of each He title Park IlL bagged two important gave up theHe featherweight lost the lightweight victims defeating Denny Shute voluntarily an ex-- P GA national winner 4 crown to Lou Ambers and now and 2 in the opening round and they're all gone Johnny Colon a taking the measure of1 Sam Byrd Ardmore Pa 2 and in the aft- Brooklyn youngster easily ernoon Mangrum with a 35 tck Johnny Flores of Housin the second fight a ton Texas 1 was at the ninth up Byrd's 37 Colon weighed 15914 Quick stepping Harry Cooper of Chicago defeated Joe Brown and Flores 160 Flores was floored with a left hook Des Moines Iowa 3 and 2 fol- for a nine-couIn the fourth round and in the lowing a first round win by the fifth the fans were treated to the' same count over Ray Mangrum Oakmont Pa Browil had elim- sight of both on the floor together inated Clayton Heafner Linrrville as they slipped in midring of BufJackie Donovan 150 N C star on the twentieth in falo N Y: won a handy the morning decision over Lou Schwartz 153'4 Penns Wins of Brooklyn eight-roun- d In a Tony Penna Dayton Ohio won semifinal Kid McCoy young his two rounds handily Bob Connolly Seattle 2 up highly regarded Detroit welterin the final battle after disposing weight won the decision over of Bill Williams Los Angeles 3 Aaron (Al) Smith of Los Angeles Smith 1404 McCoy weighed 145 and 2 in the morning Smith was penalized with loss Al Zimmerman Portland Ore scored 1 up wins over Jimmy of the second and third rounds McHale Philadelphia and Jim for low punching Walkup' Odessa Texas in turn while broad shouldered Johnny Stanford Trips U S RevOlta followed up his vidtory PALO ALTO Cal Jan 17 UP) ovettptktra with a I up setback of —Leading all the way Stanford Gibson Yam 17 (AP) - opened its Pacific Coast conferSAN FRANCISCO First and second round results of the 65000 ence southern division basketSan Francisco match play open golf ball season Friday night with a tournament: thrill-paAce- Grip Retams Rm g Crawn ic five-Ziv- - 36-36-- After a substitute has reported to the officials hereafter he will be allowed to communicate immediately and whether the information given''- - out is verbal or by means of a card makes no difference whatsoever- - The matter of sending information to a team via cards was discussed at both the Pacific Coast Conference Football Officials' meeting and the Utah Football Officials' association meeting and both groups agreed that the system was entirely legal The rules on substitutions and communication for football and basketball are the same so the method should be permissible and preferable in basketball as well Thanks for the lettet: We welcome any ideas stories or bits of sports information any time - The only objections heard about the changes in the college football rules this year are centered on the free substitution rule From all corners come the report that next year the coaches will be running the games from the bench by sending in new quarterbacks on every play This is a lot of tripe Teams are allowed just three times out during a half Substitutions can be made only when time is out Coaches are not going to take time out to substitute unless it is important and that will be no more than they have in the past of course time is out' after Incompleted passes and If a team starts incompleting a lot of passes it might be possible for a coach to shuttle in quarterbacks but the idea is not logical at all because the shuttling would depend on unsuccessful plays and If a coach can't call them right be should leave the calling to the quarterbacks z out-point- - :- - ed er - nt - - six-rou- nd - 1 rip-roari- ng out-clubb- ing - 1 --- 7 Vic Glum! Deal N JJ defeated Jimmy clean-c- ut 43-- 37 victory over Hinge Great Neck L L by default at California the defendthe seventh Southern Fred Wood Vancouver B C defeated ing conference champion and 5 Eduardo Blasi Buenos Aires a Snead Hot Springs Va defeated The busiest place in town on a BenSamHogan White Plains N Y 2 up deis The Tribune Tbornaon Masa Friday night Jimmy Chicopee sports Emery Zimmerman Portland Ore department with 40 to 60 high feated 4 and 3 school basketball games coming in Chick Harbert Battle Creek Mich Jim Gauqt Longview Tegaii' from all parts of the state within defeated 1 up an hour's time Texas deThe loss of Bill Jimmy Demaret Houston San Francisco Henry Espinosa Rothman hits Wyoming university feated 6 and 5 Chicago defeated Ray Willie was a fine shooter hard Harry Cooper Oakmont Pa 3 and 2 and great dribbler and "one of the Matignim Joe Brown Des Moines Iowa defeated N C Heafner Linnville yt of most promising college I CIA twentieth have ever seen" to put Bill Pen Ohio 1 defeated Tony nLos Dayton Angeles 3 and 2 words of his coach Ev Shelton Williamson Bob entinolly Seattle defeated Zell Rothman was keyman on both Eaton Oklahoma City 2 up Tu dliteatod Oak Park Lloyd Mang-ruoffense and defense for the Cow- Denny Shute Chicago 4 and 2 Padefeated Willis Sam Bob forArdynore Byrd Doll Colorado boys Miami Plc 5 and 3 ward who was voted the outstand- Giffin 81 8 Jim walkup Odessa Texas defeated Iing Perelli T'ithe Cal 1 up player in the metropolitan John U of d Ore defeated Al basketball tournament at Madison Jim sicrarIllit eaelliastatipiun 't up DI itte Square Garden' last year is in- fdtringt mai 3 ami 2 defeated Leland Gibson Kansa' eligible to play with the Buffs but LaW000 City Little- - SATS Francisco 2 and 1 he's helping the cause anyway Second mimd results: News Wood Vancouver B C defeated Doll has been practicing against Fred The Seats PRICES—Reserved Gressel Deal N J 2 six Vic his mates and providing them with do- Masa 43e IL 11 Students Adm Gen Jimmy Vit '1 np felied Sam Snead:11t (with cards) plenty of o d srt children under It Ile dr 2 mills for their regular games The tedeiVieksimHamrhey nraardtt:ergituidoMnbehTdx CAN 1 UTAH DEFEAT THE on niateenth up Nebraska football team received an defeated' Joe Chicago Harry DeeCooper Moll iesIowa 3 and 2 allowance for playing in the Rose Brown TEAM - WHICH UPSET howl but it was never more than eoTininnriPeCsits'e1141P11:u Ohio defloiod Bob i:lovil Maitirrum Oak Park Ill defeated $2 per day it is said It takes Ardmore Pa 2 and 1 a lot of extracurricular time to be SamAl Fiver! Zimmerman Portland Ore defeated CHAMPS LAST WEEK? Texas 1 up an HarTommy mon lost six weeks of school Work LeitdodhttitilrItbksdonvoltitintadvanjr 1III defeated SEE rouuZ pauiringa 18 while on the postseason merry-go-roun- d horasturd a Y 'a third THRILLER! 9 a rn—Wood vs Thomson ' CooPer 9:05 a m -- Harbert vs vs Mangrum 9'10 a ' - - -- 9:15 a m —Zimmerman vs Revolts - Shorts on Sports A Bigl DASICETWILL Colorado State v R Utah University ' it TOIIITE i ' P NEWHOUSE Get Tickets Now at TribuneTelegram or U ner AsZ' Deseret plg 5lls o- THE CONFERENCE ilessa MIS 010101EIMMidnilil 850000 FILL HEIIEtae Switch to my high quality BRONZE from the more expensive gas you now use The pennies you save on a filling would easily add up to of all a ticket to the movie Best you'll be perfectly happy witn the quick starting and powerful going of my BRONZE Gas Try it! 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I ' - - " ' - 72 ' ' - : 50-to-- 30 - - 'en is t t - : - : t ! tz 36-37-- 73 ca a ' - ppshem two-tim- d 7 ZAlvie fArlago7te hosliards was re O 111 Howells pital Friday a fact which comes O SAI Stephfinonns Goodwing under the heading of bad news Luntg for his 17 rivals for the world's 0000 18 21 10 42 27 18 9 63 Totals tourin the ctrrent championship Beam by quarters: snow 14 29 85 63 nament " 8 14 211 42 Beal umpire Ilbaw Hoppe recovering fromsneumo- welt to moved a to home friend's nit Rieke Carting I recuperate fully before beginning 3 4 1 1 Weeltntaa'r Packert 3 6410 defense of the title probably about GTPP 3 2 4 0 Rilsq1 Bumitiriect 13 a week hence 8 2 2 18 7 4 115 Owitnam 1 2 0 0 0 Conewitrg ChiClenwasg 1 31 13 15 Meanwhile Allen Hall of 4 1 e runner-u- p to the 2O 31 001 41 Plabicg Laroent Reminomis 0 0 0 0 cago MaxPthY7 Thoms“ 0 0 0 0 champion mowed down his third O 21 0 0 Jonmeng to become of first the opponent Totoli 251512 64 the field to win three straight 2115 4 46 Dizio matches Hall defeated Len KenWestminetfq P T 0 T rP ney of Chicago 50 to '35 in 45 07 2 0ir 14 Woodbur71 Nvanct 2 II i1 8 2 2 0 0 4 1318kcir 6 2 Pititart innings ItHafon8 Whaloyx 31 2 1 7 Tiff Denton a former world's 43 02 06 86 1314ate88 1 0 2 kiloffats 0 1 1 1 13 ItHatg champion of Kansas city disposed O1 01 OZO of John Fitzpatrick Los Angeles 1 0 g g Sullivamt Mutchinscanj 2 0 0 4 O 0 Whortnuncnt 50 to 48 in a stubborn battle Each had broken even in 119 1 0 392 14 11 4 32 Totals 61 two matches before this meeting Sore by quarters: Warner Sues for 8 IS 25 39 Pop Paul Lewin of Chicago who Pixie 3 Wentminster 32 15 his first three' contests dropped Ottistals—Or4s6on and Atkin! Damages broke into the victory column with a decision over his fellow SAN JOSE Cat Jan 17 (— townsman Joe Moriarty in 65 Dawson Beats Ferrier Charging that an article In the innings Moriarty has won none Saturday Evening Post last Noof three tourney engagements a In Miami Finale vember was "false unprivileged and defamatory" Glenn S (Pop) riceecnonrdeytahat iasrksligh tl)ouberttsetrratihgahn Flt' CORAL GABLES Jan'17 Warner veteran football coach defeats (INS) — George Dawson husky filed a civil libel suit against the member of a famous Chicago golf- Curtis Publishing company for $50- i ing family defeated Jim Ferrier 000 general damages Friday Names Lion Official former Australian amateur and The action filed through his atDETROIT Jan 17 (A') — Fred open champion 4 and 2 in the torney H A Jepsen of San Franfinal of the annual Miami cisco also asked a "reasonable L Mandel owner of the Detroit Lions professional football team Biltmore amateur tournament Fri- amount" of punitive and exemplary damages Friday appointed Graham P Smith day Dawson conqueror of U S AmaIt referred to a November423 of Chicago as vice president and general manager Smith succeeds teur Champion Dick Chapman in article by Stanley Frank and Mal Anthony Owen who resigned the Thursday's semifinals played 34 Stevens head football coach at vice presidency to go into business holes in two over par Friday to New York university titled "The On the west coast Coaches Pull Boners Too" beat the tournament medalist olefaIhrefer-acmushtiho- - - -- fiebedida natiorday's WastmLitater at Z A C Carbon at tick& Dixie at &love Albion at wooer 36-ho- I -- & - 73-3- -- 1 - Magna M Men Win 'IN - A ketball officials gathered at the gym wrestling team defeated the rd 40-ya- 100-yar- : Salt Lake City women's bas- i 1 62-4- - east-southe- 2 32 - 11111---2- 1 N :? : 1000 1 000 1000 500 0 1 e Pet Lost 0 0 39 Weirtminater 32 Ricks 12 Carbon 46 tinow 63 Wittier 42 '''''s :: Won 3 trvidars ' ' College League Snow A Mimi Ricks Westminster Mesa IL A C Weber Dixie ' X7 f' ' 'I ' t - :'-'-- -- -- ' ' ' Z '1 l''' '':' ':'!7 ' :7:ki 1141:::!!ig:iy:::!''::1:::::t'?ik:iY::?r:::!:- 2 :'ii ' ' ''i :I:: ': I t ?Ofts:: - :' : A0':: iJunior ')1 — 00 ir t II i: ':7 :c I : ': 'i::'"-!- a::i:::::: -'- 1 'I :'' 39-3- 2 I I - t 5 ' : 'i::i1::1:4 7 f '' 1 Parsons Drop Tilt Carbon Loses - - ' I ' ' 1 Badgers Tip Weber by 6342 Count 4oppomowomreposmogmicwpmowli6imialoosttooKerM7'A Donna Mae Mueller left and Buelah Smertz direct 0 NTIV-7 ' Direct Basketball Schooll Extended Utah forecast for period from 5:30 p m Friday to 5:30 I p In Wednesday—Fair to partly cloudy in south portion with little or no precipitation fair first part of period in north portion with occasional light snow after Sunday or Monday Temperatures near inormal without marked MOSCOW Idaho Jan 17 (42)-- President Harrison C Dale of the' fluctuations University of Idaho denied Friday Alta-4-3' miles southeast of Salt night predictions printed in the Spokane Chronicle and the uniLake City Elevation 8000-95versity Argonaut that Athletic Di- ' feet' Highest temperature Friday rector Ted Bank and Assistant about t68 degrees above Twenty Football Coach Robert Tessier were Inches :of new snow with last to be released That is not true" Dale said storm Skiing good Road was Bill Johnson writing editorially closed closed Friday and will be in the Argonaut xtudent newspaSaturday morning E H Burke per and referring to the resignaat the county shops reports that tion last week of Forrest Twogood basketball and baseball coach said roads may be open by the middle he believed the "football of the iafternoon Lift will oper- will go next and that Mix coaches (Graduate-ate if roads are opened Observer Manager Gale Mix) will be S forest service unable to survive‘ the storm" fileckuve of miles southeast Shape Brighton-- 30 Salt ' Lake City Elevation 8000- - ' Sports Editor Herb Ashlock of 9500 feet Highest temperature the Chronicle quoting Bank as about 65 above lowest tempera- saying 'Things are in a heckuva ture Friday morning 6 below shape down here" wrote that both Snow depth at base 50 inches with Bank and Tessier had indicated six inches of new snow Thursday they were "through with th ' 1 Skiing good Roads were opened school" Dale recalled he had said "many Fridayo tow and skating rink r: open Skis sink four inches into times" a coach's tenure should "not dry snow Observer—Mrs Evelyn depend merely on winning games" 1 B Shaw' and that "one or two bad years" lc should not be A guide to the suc— east20 miles Rasnsusseses cess or failure of a coach southeast of Salt Lake City on He said the board of regents n Parley's canyon highway Eleva- had taken no action on Bank's pc ' feet Highest tem- sition pointing out that appointtion 7000-80perature Thursday 36 above ments "are customarily considered zero In effect until their termination is lowest Friday morning Snow depth about 21 inches with effected by the board of regents" 18 inches of packed snow and Bank's present three-yecontract three inches of powder snow Ski expires September L lift operating Skiing good 017- ' Won Only One server—Lawrence Rasmussen The athletic director whose foot5 miles Ezker ball team won only one game last of Salt Lake City on Par- fall said a month ago he was ascanyon highway Elevation sured by Dale the president would ley's 7000-80feet Snow depth at recommend his reappointment base 18 inches with 18 inches of Ashlock said the "picture" at packed Mow and two inches of Idaho simmered down to "trouble Gale powder snow Skiing good Hoist between Graduate-Managwill operate Saturday and Sun- Mix and Bank athletic director" Johnson in his editorial predictday Observer—Lawrence Rasmussen ed 7wholesa1e deemphasis of athletics" the university and said he Park City (Thayne's canyon)— expectedat Idaho to be "dropped from 22 miles of Salt the Coast football conference" Lake City Elevation 7000-95feet Highest temperattzre Thursday 44 above lowest eight below Snow depth at base 32 inches and ''' ' at summit 43 Good skating and skiing Observer—"Coffee John" Provo (Daniel's Canyon)-- 44 nifles east of Provo Elevation 7850-800- 0 The Granite swimmers started feet Highest temperature Thursday 23 above lowest defense of their state 'title ThursFriday morning five above Ski- day by winning handily over Bear ing good with more than 30 inches River in the latter's pool 44 to 21 of snow Observer—U S forest Coach Sam 3aird's boys placed first in all but two of the eight service events losing out in the Hobble Creek (Kolob Ski Area) and free-styevents —20 miles southeast of Provo EleSnow Bear River sprint star and ration 6500 feet Eighteen inches winner of the event in 'the of snow with seven inches new state meet a year ago captured falL Road to be open by Sunday the two firsts for the losers- His tittle of 214 seconds in the Ogden (Snow hasin)-- 15 miles dash was especially good Granite's east of Ogden Elevation 6900 to le relay team of Jack 9200 feet Highest temperature IraSanford Huff Willard Thursday 50 above lowest Friday gergren and Garth Larson made morning two below About 48 a good mark of 1:28 to win this inches(of 'snow at base 78 on sum- event Summary: ' mit Six inches of powder snow tree—Snow B R Limon G over packed base Excellent ski- Dekti Ile G :314 G ramie breast—Woolsey B R 1:261 ing tows'operating Auto chains B R: Barnard G fres—Reddish B Condit necessary t Observer—LT S forest R: Smith G 2:531 service : - From the C's win j Press Box -- yr N Rumor Says Bank M4Ay Gt 'Bounce' 4 -- 0 Dixie JSnOw Ettlexs 1 - - 0 1-1) Ski and R in Conditions January 18 1941 - |