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Alta resort up Little Cottonwood canyon may become the No 1 winter vaca- tion spot in western North America so far as movie celebrities are concerned For years one of the leading so many requests for reservations first try for 1943 American ski centers "romantic" at the lodge he's forced to turn In 1912 The top rider In 1942 and 1937 Alta is drawing heavily this year A R T President Joe Albl timid Adams pushed his mount Into notwithstanding the war and mile- many away Season Great the general basis for his selecwas lead start and at the the age rationing And now the movie tion vas:his display of bravery never headed during the six furstars are starting to come in Watson pioGeorge (Mayor) with the Japanese Actress Norma Shearer accom- neer resident of Alta reported In a battle longs The time was 1112 5 and Baltee paid $350 d Irson miner's recently in the Solomon islands that panied by her 147year-olevery practically But Adams was not so lucky vin Thorberg 'and Ross received the highest cabin and shack had been taken In his second try—the featured were expected in Salt over by skiers and that a "great number of votes in the nationdaughter wide poll of sports writers conwinter handicap Astride OverLake City Saturday evening If season" was In prospect drawn a favorite in the betting weather is favorable the party The road was reported Saturday ducted by the round tahlers to he came In last In a field of probably will get in some skiing night as being open and in very determine the athlete best seven at the resort Sunday it was recondition The state road qualified to receive the A R T The winter handicap purse of ported by Friedl Pfeifer Alta ski good commission has been plowing it W a r bond award for $500 Albi $2000 went to Dispose gallant I nstructor every other day or so and has saidIne Louis sou of Disemery who started in screen Another star Gary declared a parking placed second and space for about fourth position and pulled up Cooper along with Mrs Cooper 1500 automobiles Frankle Sink w ich of Georgia's child and a nurse teatilly to vt In by a length in their A foot of new powder snow chompionship Rose howl foot1:10 5 It was the second may begin a week's vacation at Saturday left the terrain at the ball team was third Alta However the canyon level covered to a depth of handicap victory of the Florida Friday season for the who Cooper party:s plans are not defi- approximately eight feet with nite yet paid $920 Handicap snow reported at much The week-en- d crowds brought Pfeifer who thrice won the higher deeper elevations Skiing was reGABLES Fla Jan 2 cORAL! to the track management national slalom championship 83 ported as "perfect" DETROIT Jan 2 (Pf—Jacob Lai cheer (UP)--Brig- ht Gallant Isidore BieThe turnstile count was 4175 and well as the world's title while in A power transmission failure Motta bushyhaired Bronx midson of Sir Gal laber's consistent was the S224621 1938 in to betting Europe stop reported receiving Saturday caused the lifts dieweight duplicated all earlier Dehad to a three and breezed III were of but lover expected they operating Jimmy Edgar victory to be back in operation Sunday one-hain the troit bV hammering out a 10- length victory The giant lift 2700 feet in length Orange bowl handicap at Tropical round decision in a slambang fight stadium Friday night takes skiers from the lodge up It 0:ympa to the Alta basin or a vertical dis- Friday as the races were run off It NV 35 a split decision but loudtance of about 700 feet The up- in the forenoon to enable sports 17 cheered by 56S4 customers who bout RefH or Peruvian lift carries skiers fans to view the Orange bowl per eree Sam Hennesy and one judge from near the upper terminal of game betWeen Alabama and Boa the giant lift up to the college later in the day twn and called four even A sec- - By divide a vertical distance of about Devine Tommy 500 feet ond :udge picked Edgar as the CHICAGO Jan 2 (UP)—The clash of the academic and-th-winner Among expected guests at Alta or month next In a savage eight-roun- d month prelimthis '' flP7 early I V771 of Detroit out-- 1 lathleic side of college life never was more clearly indicated than are Roger Langley of Barre 1 lnary Lou 4 V Cleve-Inoof Lawer as of Ten the national the Mass chairman ath on retains ban its Big slugged Johnny freshmen stubbornly two in down was for committee thel James ski patrol lard who participating on varsity sports teams first round but fought back fu- letes Laughlin IV scion of a Pittsburgh MIAMI' Fla Jan 2 A to the trend abol year ago riouslr At 153 Woods spotted his ish the family and coproprietor of one-yeresidence rule as tioned clash between the academic steel the turf's top money winner foe six rounds to return Alta lodge Is expected a requisite for intercollegiate play and athletic Other results: of the various to Salt Lake from the east early heads a list of 50 thoroughbreds powers and little by little it spread member schools in February Tommy Bell 152 Youngstown began nominated for the eighth running under the 154 impetus of wartime deSam The ruling body of the Big Ten kayoed Hughes of the $25000 added Widener Plant Aircraft mands The east's 153 Mead Grand major colleges is the powerful faculty representaDetroit (1) Pete the richest horse race of and the Southeastern tives' group It consists of some Dick Durrance the other co- stake Rapids knocked out Eddie Sar- conference powerful winter' the were t leaders the in perOnt Sound 1461L Owen of educators and the Dartmouth at former gent outstanding proprietor Most of the ranking stake permitting first-yea- r competitors full the respective schools The men ski star is currently employed in formers in training this winter e privileges Then recently the Pa- likewise are interested in athletics a Seattle aircraft plant and isn't were named the principal abseil-tecific Coast conference and the Big but they strive ()raw-ron Following Page) Bowl Count (Continued to keep jealously Six joined the parade being Albert Sabath's Alsab- -what they regard as a "safe bala week New in At last Whirlaway's principal rival now Fans meeting Lists ance" between the classrooms and Tow Hill Ski York the National Collegiate Ath- the athletic fields Enrren loafing the cold months away on a farm letic association the parent sponMIAMI Fla Jan 2 CAI — Kentucky a here month After last meeting race The will be run March 6 comsor of To bowl of the sports intercollegiate Orange at which action on the freshman tally Operate Sunday for the Hialeah park the times question was tabled closing day New Year's day classic revealed petition saw the light faculty OGDEN—The ski tow on Engen meeting which opens January 13 and rescinded the ban on freshmen spokesmen themselves Saturday that 26166 fans paid for termed the duration That means that "sympathetic" to the issue but hill in Snow bosin admission to watch Alabama Whirlaway already being consports for the mile and ditioned will east of haven trounce Bostcn college Friday 37 freshmen can compete in the na- declined operate Ogden to prove it by their vote test missed the Widener last announced b: oftional title events the NCAA wpa to 21 it alSunday to The objection vear because he was shipped to Officials say however that this sponsors in track swimming bas- lowing principal freshmen to compete in ficers of the Ogden Ski club California for the Santa Anita Hill from units f12re dof3 not include more than ketball boxing etc athletics"Professor Ralph willMilitary be onhand Sunday for an meeting which was canceled when But still the Big Ten holds out varsity rvi ce men and civilians who 4r"'") Michof of the Aigler University afternoon of ski training and rec- the war started participated in the Orange bowl 1 Why answer is chairman of faculty reation 1 ' The Warren Wright horse a the aforemen- - 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''! g ' er 7d - La Jan 2 4-- one-sixteen- th Woods Cross Boxer Drops Camp Bout- -- 4 rir efr s 1771 )- 15 Favorites Cop 1 Golf Matches I t I- i - - i 'Z' - Go - t 1 II '- iii 1 ' 74 t 1 - ' - 4 1: f r 'i - i i - : - r ii t z - : : i i t ' - i c k - - MIAMI Fla Jan 2 (—M a Coach Frank Thomas and 20 members of his Crimson Tide Saturday Caputo not in his best form had made the best of an inconvenient trouble edging out Al Lopez travel situation by getting in an- sea fishcatcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates other day of sun and deep or the rest while the ing 2 and 1 Saturday Tiders were on their Another baseball player Johnny triumphant bark home Murphy New York Yankee pitch- way In spite of Friday's fierce rivalry er Wag eliminated by Horace Williams Jr of St Petersburg 3 at the Orange bowl when the Alabamans emerged triumphant with and 2 victory over Boston rot-- The medalist William (Red) a members of the two teams lege Thetford of Tampa City Fla turned back Johnny Powers of St Joined in a night club- celebration night Art Friday Petersburg 4 and 2 while The dejected Boston college Sone of St Petersburg runner-u- p caught an early train home last year defeated Fred Ayling squad Evan Carl Lucas star fullback of St Petersburg 3 and 2 whose leg was broken In the game was lifted aboard the train on a stretcher Don CArrivart end had Toronto Takes- Lead a broken bone in his right hand and Mario Gianelli limped from a TORONTO Ont Jan 2 (2M--Toronto's Maple Leafs took over freak injury received when a water possession of first cooler in the dressing room fell on undisputed place in the National Hockey his foot just before game time Alabama's victory Friday league one point ahead of the idle Boston Bruins by scoring a 3 marked the sixth consecutive time the South has whipped invaders triumph over Montreal before 11- in d bowl the 703 fans Saturday night 4: 4 - t 0- t t ' t Agtk AN - s y 1 t palm-fringe- - I (LP TAT don I ro 74b bi ta I 1 V Cio'7 Q too enk drik 011 q' T" t Cap with $117820 also are mem- bers of the exclusive society of winners hundred thousand-dolla- r The field will be cut to wieldy before Widener day by the necessity of paying a $100 fee and a $500 post charge The nominees: F L Tyler Air Current I Die- bees Bright Gallant Mrs Vera S Bragg's Blue Pair Circle M ranch's Battle Colors DArmour Mrs Belle D'Armour Ethel Denemark's Bolus T H N Kel- Heard Jr's Boysy Janet ' ly's Beau of Mine Townsend B Martin's Boling- broke and Call of Duty Galbreath Dienst's Best Seller Green- tree stable's Corydon and The Rhymer Woolford farms Contra- diction Milky Way farm's Double S and No Wrinkles Kent Millers Elkridge F L Tyler's Eire Mrs Ray Feinberg's Firebroom Mrs E Et Jacobs' naught In- dian Rocks stables' Georgia Star Mrs'1 F Hines' Gold Teddy Mrs Esther DuPont's Weir's Hyadnthus Mrs H P Bonnees man Mrs D B Miller's Incoming Lookout Stock farm's Tamer-entry ica C S Howard's Mioland Kayak II Porter's Cap and Yakkee Dandy J W Dial's Llaillero S W ShaPoff's Mixer Joseph Widener's Calumet Nipsickle farm's Ocean Wave and Whirl-stablaway S I Crew's Panbroom W L Ranch's Paperboy and Pharablaze F D Scully's Panty Louisiana farm'i Riverland 3 J McIntyre's Redthorn BF Whitaker's Requested Mrs J B Burn-an- d stein's Ship Biscuit Mrs J Eitin- ger's Sir Marlboro: Ernest G Hackney'a Sir AlfredSmith and Martin's Sky Bound and T -- ough Bound: Charles E :‘Telson'l Third Covey and 'Uncle acxe LL S Tola Rose I Lillies 4 J Heart-proportio- ns - t r - t - t - -" - ( - - - es' ( ' - -- AA ' : ' - ' f - ': ' ' k 1 ' : '' :: ' 7:1 - Tr L:''''':1:: - - - 7 ''' - - rangy squad and both B Y U and Aggies will have an edge over Utah in experience but the three squads appear to be well matched and an interesting vilde open race Iis expected for the divildon crown and the right to face Wyoming in the conference play-of- f - - ' ! Thursday - - : t i 4 - :' - J 6-- ELS ""491" ::' t - - "Imt-04c : il - - -- ' - - "five-year-o- - zn 4' 68-4- 'Ba'ma Players - -- - 63-3- far there appears to be little difference between the three Utah squads this season' B Y U has a ' t ' At the same time Utah will ' tangle with Wyoming university which has conclusively convinced eastern basketball fans that it is one of the strongest teams in the country after unmercifully blasting two of the east's unbeaten and St highest touted aggregations CowFrancis and Rochester The withboth clubs as they boys toyed 8 won from St Francis-befor- e 13240 fans at Madison Square Garden and then humiliated Rochester a team that hadI won 22 6 bore a straight games turnaway crowd Little Question There seems to be little question about who will win the Mountain States conference basketball honors after those two games Coach Vadal Peterson gave Ms Utah cagera a rest last week but will gather the squad together Monday to prepare for the WyoThe Indians have ming games booked a game with Weber junior ' college at the "U" field house Friday night This will be the only game this week for the Indians and the final test before the Cowboy contests Coach Floyd Millet of B Y-I- got his Cougar cagers together this week after a rest following their eastern trip B Y II will play a pair of practice games with the Snow and Carbon junior college The 'Y" squad teams Tuesday will be split for the doubleheader which will start at 7:30 p Tn In the "Y" women's gym 1 Played on goad B Y U has not played at home since early in December when they played a double bill with an alumni squad and Weber Since then all their competition has been on the road Utah State will complete Its jaunt through Montana and'Idaho by battling Montana "U” at Bozeman Monday and Montana State at Bozeman Tuesday and then facing Idaho Southern in a game at Pocatello on the way home So - t f ST PETERSBURG Fla Jan 2 UP) — Favorites led by defending champion Jimmy Caputo of Swampscott Mass led the way of the through the opening round tournaannual New Year's golf ment at Lakewood Country club d of Friday thrived a result of the rest however last year ran his total winnings to $560911—a sum unprecedented in all the long years that racing has been known as the sport of kings Last year's surprise Widener winner — Greentree stable's The Rhymer — will oppose Whiny along with such high class performers as Harold A Clark's Riverland Townsend B Martin's Bolingbroke Ben F Whitaker's Requested and four Charles S Howard campaigners Kayak 11 Mioland Porter's Cap and Yankee Dandy Both Riverland and Bolingbroke have defeated Whirlaway in previous outings Kayak Il picked up 5100000 at one clip by winning the Santa Anita handicap while both Mioland with $237815 and Porter's ld i' - --- f!!!) 2 10 1 2 0 0 - ) 37-to-- SAN LUIS OBISPO Private First Class Marlow C Woodward of NVoods Cross was ettedited with a good exhibition of boxing In the final elimination matches of the camp "silver buckle" championship boxing matches but lost by a close decision to Private First Class Joe G Amescua of Oakdale Cal Tops in weight 'and among the tops in performance on this week's card was Private Melvin Woundedeye 202 pounds Indian of Lame CDaeerlr' Mont who trocTr Private Stanley of - 1 0 2 13 4 4 22 4 10 48 Total" the losers with (UP)—Greentree stable 's Corydon won his second consecutive stake at the Fairgrounds Saturday when he carried top weight of 122 pounds to a nose victory over Staretor in the first running of the $2500 Crescent city handicap The two leaders ran head and head from the furlong pole to the wire and Corydon proved Blightly better as Staretor took the place by two lengths over Wait a Bit Young Darrell Clingman the leading rider of the meeting rode the Greentree gelding who was timed In 1:44 5 for a mile and Corydon WELS a solid favorite with the crowd of about 8500 and paid $320 $240 and $220 Staretor returned $3 and 240 to $220 Wait a Bit WEL show 401L ar - NEW ORLEANS 77- 0 0 5 3 2 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 38-poi- nt rA RIT's Bond Corydon Cops Feature at Go6 to 1Bariley Ross New Orleans Alta's Enticing Slopes Attract Movie SMerst 5 Tayiorf 4 Hesserf McKenzief 20 Holfmanc 3 Trance JRiargessg 5 RMaughang Bowm'nc 0 Harreeyf Iteiderg 0 Gilfoylec Seettg 0 Alieng 0 Etyang Jan 2 (UP --A whooping gang of Cowboys from Wyoming university handed Lawrence Tech its worst basketball defeat of the season Saturday Devils night drubbing the Blue 78 to 37 after piling up a lead at half time Led by Forward Kenneth Sailors whose spectacular dribbling and shooting brought repeated cheers from the fans Wyoming rolled to its seventh victory in eight starts and handed the Blue Devils their fourth defeat in 13 games Almost matching Sailors' top points was- Milo performance of -21foot seven inch Komenich six 19 points center whose Cowboy brought his game average to 18 points Forward James Weir gave the Cowboys another 17 points and Center Chet Gabriel was high for 1 Dispose Takes Adams Opens 1 car With Feature at Florida Track Win at Miami 0 0 6 2 1 3 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Montana G Pf P Stargessf 72 01 32 145 cullmoref AMaughenf Curti sf DETRorr ' 1 12 1 2 lirridays Game Punchers Give Blue Devils Sound Beating 44 :i :: ' O O Pt 7P 17 10'12 44 I e :4 O " ' :' I' :' : :1 "'' ' '": l' t- 2 7 1 2 : '' ! 3 :' ':: : V : - ' ' s 4 ' k 0 ' " ' action The greenlings left to right are: Nick Theos Merrill Packer Fred Sheffield Arthur Rogers Herbert Wilkenson Ray Ecker Earl Skidmore and Fred Weidner Utah's 1043 baketball squa4 will be the youngest on record The major part of the arsity roster is composed of freshmen but there are some likely looking lads bidding for '':' :' ! ' :: '''''1''' '''''''' ' :atttoi'i MISSOULA Mont Jan 2 —Utah State college regained Its winning form Saturday night and trimmed the Montana State college hoopsters 47 to 38 In a doublo night Utah State dropped a 48 to 44 decision to Montana while Idaho defeated Montana State college 52 to 44 bill-Frida- s zt 3 ' --4-4 ilidn I t '' r5 Aggies ReiYain Form to Down Bobcats s s i "' 4 - ' - ' -' - ' : 4'-- 4 "k ::: ''' '' 10001P t4'(:-'-iVV f'-'-- ' - - 15-1- ' ' :4 -- - 44 '- ''t T ' s' : '-- :'- I :k":"" ::- j r ' ' I - ! - :' t ' '7' IC "':1: ' :' :::ce4 : " '''"" I - i: 2 0: -: :'' ' ' "t'" t '' :'7: ''L '''' — i' '" 4!'4 ' 't '!:: 2 - '!c4: ' 4 "?'": s: ' ' 4F w - '' 4': : '' ' '': ' 4 z s:: ''4: 'I 1! 0 ' ' s i - -- :N7'-- - ' ' i4yw- '''f4 — f '' 1 !: 'P - ' t t? 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