Show - i I1 De -a-br 6 Wednemlay Morning 5all Cakr Uriburte February 3 19 -- 7-'7- er :40k I ?a: iott-- t t 4LI 4 - to& "vlb 77r) —70 I t -- Sports Clan Believe It or No Shipped in Banned List 71P-T- -----' t411-- 11— r e i 1 '"G offers Name illozle as S INibley Leader ' -- oor41 A) ill Moz- ley replaces George Cordery Russell Mears was chosen'vice president and John L Allen secretary-treasurThe latter replaces Bob 'Worthen Moz ley and Allen were elected the club's representatives to the Utah State Golf association The association went on record as favoring the staging of a state open and the retention of the state amateur The resolution on the latter meet however asked that it be conducted over two week ends rather than one as has been the practice in the past Continuation of team matches also was favored The Nib ley association voted to leave up to the state group the choosing of the method of staging the-- matches 4 -f It'‘ '(' ) Prepar - Strnr Mat i t Line-U- p Holding Jordan's ace center Jay Hansen to 11 points the surprising Murray Smelterites scored a 27-2- 1 upset over the Beet digger crew in a midweek Jordan district prep basketball feature Tuesday night as Granite stayed alongside the Murray clan in the leadership fight with a 32-2- 0 rout of Cyprus - group's annual meeting in 312 city and county building 00'"-c3t--1-"-- 11 Alurray Cops Tilt From Jordan Frank J Moz ley Tuesday was elected president of the NIS ley Park Golf association at the Ripley ---- By TUtes 27-2- 1 Redskins Taekk Team In Log'an Match: A'o-cri-e In the other two games Davis a firmer grip on second place took t t''t4' ' 4 a ''C'' with smashing victory over t: :' '' The University of Utah W iI' ' ' tit 14( ) y lo the Buffaloes at Tooele and 1' ' Grantsville chalked up its first win present a stronger line-u- p Wedne 'e- - ' ! :( I Al 4 i 1 i 1of the season at the expense of day for the match with the 1' 4 ''' 44 i I Jr ''- !46 I ':- r I Miners at wrestlers 'Chan they d 40!:74 Aggie Bingham !Sonny Allsop's -0 N't !::0i ::III 1 t : ri 4 1 4 MVA tootermatto? Bingham against B YU last week Coai 4't ! t s '1::-411T'1J Karl Schleckman expects to club held :11 the '' home At 17 Murray BOULDER Colo Feb 2 CP)--1‘':- Ikt"'s '' ' ' A2 two to in in two or thr foul the Jordan ittA The of Colorado has pitches strengthened University 4 ' 0t ‘4rIk' 7: ! 4 :i first quarter as it marched to a decided to participate in interweights as his charges atternr-!"1 ' ' t f track and baseball this tuck away the western dvisi pAa main-tame- d 2 collegiate 0 '5 was ig which ? II WASHINGTON Feb 2 (2Fa — ' advantage 144 6 f President Robert L spring IP i1 i ' mat championship t 41ti3O4"Ig4i1 4I gfil until the final stanza The Stearns Professional athletes unlike bar 4 tf't announced Tuesday ) 4 I f over With a ' t ' 0" ' 11 4 the 4 Smelterites' ' tenders and night club jokesters victory protected Stearns added however that "Y" already in theictory ' IP' ! ' 'Se the 11:13 Ut' t ' ' the schedules in those sports need only the Agg-i- bag still can claim draft deferment bei perfect record 4 assu' to win 4 t I -t 4 t i 4 In t h e tussle at Granite the would be restricted to colleges in- them the 1943 honors in this a cause of the wife and kids—but 4: it11 4:W' '74ft : Colorado and Wyoming by trans' I1 1 t 11) f breviated I I led 9 in the first 19-- 7 Farmers man power authorities left In grappling carnpaig '4 4 portation facilities I Pe The match will be held at ''' 2 three-quartI at the and half the N114t W-doubt Tuesday night whether that by ' t One-U- p - '' Given 1' r marker with Dick Baker situation would continue long 1 t ti li fl ik: 4 i 10 y for and esALI ' i ef3ARY The men who Coach Schleckman comp!etf 1 coming through I I points 4 r ' a I tli t in selecting h his trials 11' Ence for Tuesday in accounting inclusion the eight : caped Tuesday 4team !! and announced the Smith BOY and each counted Barry line-ulisting of workers who will face 11 for the Cowboys of Grantsville ing induction after April 1 even though GOODWIN WAS BORN VitT4 A FULL SEToF TEETH rta ki 1 in ait Toshi in the over their Miyazaki Bingt triumph jI is '?'Y'4 the:c- have a kindergarten full of division Ray Soderberg at 12 ham and the Davis Darts' Lyman 4: Kiwanis-Fel- t center )3 recreation ' Denver Colorado Don Soderberg 133 Fentor Mos Clark came through with 17 has invented a new sport i I Fill dependents at home This listing 1g 7‘' 145 Tooele Mark Muir 155 CaPta:i I: on The center against 2 DENVER took in such people as gamblers Tuesday night Harold Feb (1)) 14 of4S'01 Speed 'RAZOR Crane 165 Dick Colemat' box scores: The 4ytt 10 in divisions crowned — l'o' champions and purveyors of lbow0 tobacconists beat exr)orienc e Tuesday as Wyo4firdan 4 t i r) and Brig Gardner heav: Murray P of the first "matshy" tournament 175 0 P beer wines arid liquors ROTH E c:t T s'otI 3 3 7 Collet t Kalst 3 9 ming university's basketball tern ever conducted Insertion of a weight 1 1 0 ft!': ternetdf Ilvel:J 0 21 0 0 defeattid the Bartlesville Included Greenkkeepers at 1: Okla Miyazaki performed 8 5 1 ARE tis 0 2 hyphen in the word to make it 13airc ":11''11! s week and defeated th last not 66 Oilers 42 to 41 in an g 22 10 01 Fitzgerbidg Kezeriang 22 43 3 7 "mat-shy- " the pounds d explains males E STABLISi4 ED only 41 I Affecting all 6 2 Braltftg Oliverg so he looks particl: i between 18 and 38 it included Delquadriog 0 0 0 00 sport but its scope as well points Cougar entry overtime infantile paralysis belie- - 0 0 0 0 Poulson t 0 0 0 the at Glen Batiltheadg at out pos Anderson director strong larly SHARP5ttsi greenskeepers—but didn't list proCWitttsf 01 02 01 21 the center which is conducted fit game The score was tied at :IS I who won SORG Ray Soderberg RWatts fessional golfers t at the end of the regular-playin- g I I the supervision of City pound match against the K 7 1 0 7 21 N Totals 10 15 7 27 under It included fortune tellers and Or i Guard Commissioner settre Volker Fred Tedesco's of- perform at 123 and his brot----? I period quarters by Floyd ) other clairvoyants too—but that 3ttrdati 2 8 15 21 fice :r Don will step into the a 4 9 17 27 Wyoming tossed in field goal and Murray pitchapparently doesn't mean the on a is division anti of Offtrials list —Haneey Morgan Following champs: the ers who use such methods t:J free throw to win the game 70 to 80 pounds Charley Chap' ' Fenton Moss won the right t' f ' Dit4 mound Ao Tousle scores a followed Volker's free 0 6t 90tr Dick man: Anderson: GT GT FP FP I oris : perform in the 4 V Man Power Commissioner Paul 4 1 11 5 100 Dttitszliertyf 2 Cleverlyf 0 throw by Wyoming's center Milo Arthur Chapman after downing Ben Reese in a 4 3 7 Netsoail e 0 0 2 V McNutt the Attanist sandlot 0 s 5 Mc3 3 2 S Bud Brinton 17 Clarkc W1kIcKiiicki He s icce Jack match Tuesday rind a and field Komenich of selective goal fl 0 0 0 0 0 0 U Ailarnsg player who has charge 0 Lelland Moss Halles lost a mat:: Keith ' 4 George eiffoftfi'6 2 0 Taylor 0 4'7 free throw by Guard Bill Martin 1 2 2 4 Reitimasterg service has made it clear several GHtahcrg 0 0 3 Hess 13McKeintrink ' ' d"' 155 pounds to the Provo at Jerry Draper ' times that he considers profes1 1 O ' 0 0 0 Jrihnsou 0 :' -0 Bill Pastore '14 of Phillips O n 0 0 4 0 4 Wesley Fred- Returns to Line-U- p Pennvich Vhitesities ve -sional baseball and football "desir' -' Nik-1O 0 0 0 NVillia ma 0 0 0 0 erickson 0 Turner s teams of both defenses and Jack Nor 154 Tight ‘:34114able but not essential" Srouse 0 0 0 0 ner 0 0 0 n Harris ' 0- "- Mark ' Muir who was inpire O 0 0 0 Smith score held and down the the who game 07 officials tom The center will Anderson said to will return week the last lag 1115: : IZ?)-0 was close throughout asked that their monikers not ap10 13 4 24 Totals 1617941 conduct similar tournaments on line-u- p and should bolster the 15:f Score by quarters: f -- b 011-‘ 3 pear in print said any prediction S The teams meet again Wednes- Davis 21 30 41 the first Tuesday of each month pound post Captain Crane is ex 24 1S 10 24 Tooele 00" that pro athletes will be included Other "nights" at thecenter Smith aint Officials—G day night pected to take good care of :II in future "nondeferrable" lists is and forwards ! class "groan every Kenney grunt" deWe Bin tirrintn sheer guesswork" Those who 7m S'ailors and Jirn Weir kept the T F P Dick Coleman is another cripi GT7 1FP7 thirdTuesday "spills thrills" or cide what sorts of work are not 4 3 8 2 3 Nekont sebickr Georgetown Ca it TuesOilers off balance throwTh the () I fl 0 (70okf pie who has regained fighting' for Sanchezf 3 0 0 6 roller skating every second grounds for deferment haven't Weir's Upshots and :4 4 3 11 Smithc first half tkurilt'irdx 0 2 0 0 day and "notes and bars by fu- and is expected to give Uta even begun discussing any addi2 0 2 ture stars" or amateur g Th"masg Volker's heaves from mi1C1oor 04 0 30 110 Barry A PINE TREE-ovt- g FEET TALL- - CREW THROUCHi AN OLD FARM WAGON night the stronger representation in thi tions to Tuesday's list these ofFurgisg :) 6 4 14 last - 3 2 1 7 1)13thew nave in every month advana 0 0 0 0 Flinder5 Barrett Svalbalte hatwo odd lc Wyoming Friday scoring p4 nihrs tesersM class It ficials said 1 1 Samiberg 3 3 0 3 Reed 0 5 t tacre early in the game frosh grid star Gardner 0 0 0 0 Lawrence Crump 0 6 2 2 Rebound grabs by the Could Escape Recreation 12 28 10 34 14 17 I() 38 Totals t Kornenich who score by quarters: o The athletes conceivably could o 7 20 23 :33 Feker's Granteville i000 ball of the the in will picked sistently The al weigh 9 2 21 Sheriffs 0 19 34 in grapplers of 1000 $ future lists escape inclusion - Bingham -" backboard Mint WyomCouch l' and gave rn Officials—Christensen Phillips 11 The a 1”) firs( Wednesday "nondeferrables" if the authorities M 1 i 500 P's I ing possession of the ball most i 0 000 match will start at 4 o'clock decided they were worth enough as 30 Jot-thi- n 0041 Brewer Tire of the half ended which W first morale builders to warrant placing 2 Air Stow t 0 000 to 19 in Wyoming's favor them back of other nonessential Woit Pct 10xt B re rr Tire more experienced Phillips Granite The Eeker 5 000 0 workers in the order of draft calls scores GT FP GT FR Utah' s basketeers went through' C E Vance field Toesday' I 000 0 5 9 0 0 nlayers partly closed the gap in Nitirrly Crowtot11 Hunterf 0 0 0 0 North Carolina 52 Clemson 33 But with McNutt predicting that 4 I a snappy scrimmage drill Tues- for the American representative 00) 3 0 0 I Betution1 - the second half brinzinc the score Davis 0 The Citadel 41 0 0 0 47 Eirewerf Carolina ConSitith " 3 Bowling 400 4 d 10 out of every 14 N C Navy Pre Light 33 Duke 59 rvyrilit 0 8 Davt ouac 2 0 0 4 day night to prepare for the dckuble gre-3to 3- But 3 2 400 3 3 2 8 10111ingc Sailors stretched JorLiii hil Carroll 47 Oberlin 45 2 3 2 6 a in tour national Scottg draft-ag- e men will be in the armed Bmileyg making 4 I 200- 2 4 basketball battle with Utah Ag7 A (Irani Avire 4 OL Capital 50 Otterbein 40 Wir tilln g OV11S h!quist: ' 4 200 2 0 0 4 Str010g - 'he Wyoming lesd two points on Tooe'e VicI 0 0 2 Defiance 6l3 RIlsdale 51 B of A C's the the interests services before the year's out Saturand BaHeyg at Logan Friday gies 0 5 000 1 1 0 2 Ivereon free th”ows late in the game Bingham Hooe 51 Kalamazoo 33 Hmbertt 2I 0 00 2 — there are indications of more fire4 will attend' About 6000 fans watched the 59 Denver BombWarren Jensenf —0 activities day nights littesttatitt Result Frt tory Legion BALTIMORE Md Feb 2 (UPI ers '24 41 21 Davis amworks to come The Redskins' but young Mart-aTotal 24 9 5 5:t two meetings in Salt Lake City contest 21 27 in 3 2 22 W)ooting 42 Phillips Oilers 41 Jrds Buddy Walker Columbus Several sports authorities met will be well pleased bitious cag-erottic:arg—Player and Christensen Cyprus 20 Granite :12 American Legion officials who Vednesdav Pittabur-- h 65 Indiana Teachers 41 :14 s 38Grantsville Negro heavyweight Monday nIgr-Bingham to a the new draft order with silence get split with the Marshall 66 Salem 54 Sheriffs Army Alt linae Vance will meet with Salt Lake are sponsoring the series said defeated Tony Musto of Chicavi 7o Marquette 45 "No comment" came from Presion the Logan court as they did fsreDan-lG T F P G T P F and Mary 40 Richmond 20 bowlers at the conference room of they hoped to raise about $10000 2 5 1114110wf Ostluntif 4 2 2 Iti in a ten round split decision dent Will Harridge of the AmeriTech 42 Washington and Les in the series at Salt Lake City 5 0 0 10 0 4 for the national infantile paraly- lictiina Cancels Bin! ilarrisf 2 m to 8:30 at the p Temple alleys Lyrnearsnc weighed in at 1921 can league Prmdent Ford Frick 37 Tirginits 4 4 8 2 All the cagers are in shape and Hubharde 0 0 0 0 Walker two sis fund the 64 College of Emporia 62 o S 4 9 IS Sleveumz 0 games 2 0 the and through while Must() weighed 2001 Bethany Greewsayg purpose progress explain pounds of the National baseball loop and for contests the last the n o Macon 43 0 2 primed 0 0 0 Richinss Lynchburg College Randolpf the Fort War- Bout With LeNerich With Walker's right hand play f 5 Carnolig Legion which is renIn a preliminary Doss g 2 2 Van Kingg 5 overtime) 61 Elmer Leyden National Football 41 Wsh games of the of theof Victory from Wvornine ti 2 in Field 51 2 0 0 4 Poirt A 130Yleg a prominent part throughot: war the benefit Langley BC's line-upart p rewill The N oiloik Naval 57 Norfolk Air Base 34 Fiforiehrc 0 0 0 0 campaign league chief t the Denver Bombers 59 NEW YORK Feb 2 UPI The The legion's aim is to program ' Sutidethf 1 0 0 2 L111' fight the fourth and et g t L Drury 37 44 Tarkio 32 35 Sowmain Ken with unchanged 29 to DePauw Franklin bemeans raise most were funds Iri for match active rounds vatiois the by j overweight ards at center Fred Sheffield and Moorhead 45 North Dakota Piths 34 613 011er 22 11 8 52 P111111114 10 6 3 23Tota1 Chamthe Red Cross and serv- flTwyF PInn- IT both rounds Musto slugged it o7it G T F P tween Washington State 55 Oregon $tat 52 Reed Grant at forwards and Tom the U S Offais— Olsen and Player ' 4 Diane 51 York 43 7 4 3 2 2 3 11 Marl Sallorsl now I in kif 3 0 3 6 pion Gus Lesnevich the with the Negro heavy West Liberty 54 47 Lannon and Frank Nelson on the ice agencies 4 4 10 Weirf M P's In the ninth and tenth periods 65 Providence 47 The Temple meeting will be open r3 2 0 12 Manhattan and Mello Bettina G TMint f 3 1 0 7 coast Komeni: he Prwiliigt FP0 Little? guard line A o 3 0 guard 1 Lathale 83 Arnnid 48 1 4 5 Row 0 0 2 ri Fteitorgerc for Madison Square 1 1 0 2 Moruant Ohio N ar'ern 72 Findlay 68 will leave f6r Log-- to all bowlers according to P C 3 1 1 7 13)levg RO! The Indians 3 1 3 7 scheduled Putili k1 5 2 1 11 Walker spurred on by the fiercei Vcol(irg Firrhurat 52 Concordia 37 Adeltc 1 3 3 5 attack of Must° took over the 1b5 Tuckerc president of the Salt Lake 0 1 21 Collinsg McCrak'i Pralleg 03 04 13 10 Garden February 26 was canceled 62 31 113 West Chester 47 Delaware 45 (two an SAN FRANCISCO Feb 2 Friday morning Just about Jensen SteDonoughg 23 22 11 75 show and held it until the end Borgg association In is Bettina City the Bowling Tuesday army overtimes) the entire to is 3 2 2 0 0 I Piedmonts squad expected Clarkg 0 0 Balter 45 MrPheroon 41 Vance'will meet with officers of Although the outlook for profesMusto was one of the few box-- i i Lesnevich notified Pr om ot er 31 00 00 62 Pettyg Ktlich!g Nouscieg 11 00 00 22 13wilne Green 52 Baldwin Wallace 42 make the jaunt Hof 41t 13 42 Thtain 9 19 41 19 1512 Coburng assothe ofand Lake state sional baseball has become deers Salt MDunt 1ny-who claim to have gone nine ti 69 Hiram 34 1 Paltnerc City Hitiftirno "core: WyThInz 30 Priillips 19 Mike Jacobs that because of 0 2 49 New Cumberland 41 Free throws missed: Wyoming 8 Ph:1- - ficial duties he would not-bDlem ciations 5:30 rounds with 'Joe Louis present able at p Wednesday Charles sau Jose Coast Guard 54 Sari J OP 41 cidedly gloomy again 14 1133i 15 9 6 36 Totals Ups 9 at the Ritz alleys to go through with the fight ft Offtrials: Her1gsta:1 and Descombe" Officials—Christensen and 01sen heavyweight champion Graham president of the San 3 7 St- IllazY1 Preflight 42 Coast Guard Abilene 59 Southwestern 39 Francisco club predicted Tuesday Harnline 61 Autisburg 28 that if the major leagues operSt Thomas 44 St Marys 37 I NBA Featherweight 3S ate the Pacific Coast league will MacAlester 39 St Olaf S ern 40 Wichita 28 also" A rizona 84 Arizona State at Tlglf ief 27 Graham whose viewpoints on Champ Gels Call 52 Clemson 33 North Caroltra i the subject of baseball in war BOSTON Feb 2 (P) — General iA341:Sifina StaAe 54 Georgia 39 1 HAMILTON Ontario Feb 2 (P) Sioirris4ese-r40 Wlichlta 28 times has provoked the ire of felManager Eddie Collins announced —Jackie Tech 65 Fort Banning 40 Georgia Collura Hamilton boxer ! in' low directors the past few Tuesday night that the Boston Red who won the National I T7— Mrinday's ncoren t Boxing asWashInzton State 44 Oregon State 35 Sox had signed Al Simmons vetweelfs said he did not wish to be HAC1111 $otork Dakota 40 Augusa 35 dr in the position of saying eran outfielder as an outfield re- sociation version of the feather1 Arzona 71 Flagstaff 42 71 Ilarlem Globerotters 46 weight championship January 18 Gritz serve but reaffirmed he you WaahWestern Central 54 Toronto to left for Washington A 1 report 1va n2 optimistic over the future furl on 40 Collins said that depletion of for final medical Tueiday t ' s s s s examination and any ot (the Blinces 1 sosissasssosssssSof the sport Sox Red outfield the by :sssstrength Is C :"Sols lAsarue Natinal his induction into the expected Isbox new a W r was one of the main reasons lists expected to be "If Borton 5 Chicago 3 I army sued- by the war man power corn- vetfor signing the or D) horizontal? No? Army officials in Toronto late t eran who served as coach with the t miason classify baseball players IS s said they could not con- t 1 Look again —B and C are as engaged in a nonessential occu- - Veteran Tournament season Tuesday Athletics last Philadelphia 1 f rm that Collura had appeared i I fail to see how baseball Simmons broke into the majors fi ' I level as a prairie patiol with the latest group of recruits i a can continue" he said "There Golfer Dies in Texas ss: with the Athletics in 1924 and who '' '' flocked to the exhibition i"il:': eas' arent enough players over the 38- played with them until he was sold grounds induction center t 1 to the Chicago White Sox in the year - ' ' club either in the minor or major Joseph (Jack) Burke 56 former winter of 1932 He later played t open golf champion and with the Detroit Tigers and leagues We have only one player Canadian a 3S tournament over leading Pstcher Sam Gibson and player for Washington Senators in the he sa now ervgazed in war work many years died Tuesday He had American league and with the ass 1 7 I been professional at River Oaks Boston Braves and Cincinnati Reds -- s s oss S ssN sss ' fine want to be classed as an easential Country dub here since its found- - in the National league 1 s p L busIness" I ing 18 years ago i : in Burke missed the United States "The idea of svoniern physically :: f 4 4 " Pee-Jac- k H deficient men and others working open championship in 1920 by one Gets USO P I I i in war industries and having- - able- - stroke losing to Edward Ray the '''' s::''':--CHICAGO Feb 2—Leslie "Les" boded men playing baseball" he English star Three years ago he Mann former outfielder for the I NEW YORK Feb 2 17)---A ssss isss won the national senior P G A Chicago Cubs Boston Braves St seemed incongruous 10 pounds or MO of matter of in Florida "Baseball cfficials who were not championship Louis Cardinals and New York 4' weight Tuesday delayed the in the business during the World Giants has been appointed direc' ' :':'! ::' for a 104 :: completion of plans war I are due for new ex eriences I 7 ' NEW YORK Feb 2 ((UP) — tor of a mobile US 0 club operatI ':: l :s'ssi s s: sh between bout round nontitle "It d!ct not do baseball any good Bobby McIntyre 139 Detroit seathe southeastern ing along :i: ' Willie Pep of Hartford COML ::::::: to eperste in 1918" Graham re:y::ii Maxie Shapiro 135 New board it was announced Tuesday Beau-Jac: Ga of and ::o:sv b kl Augusta p called "I remember vividly the York iin the feature 4 "-- -° k was war Mann bout During the World r:tiD::11-1:12 YEARS s s s as York ss -- s ts resentment of some fans on occa- - at the Broadway arena Wednesday Y MC A athletic and recreation 1' s s 4 ittt"1 1 :h:orn)cly:::i ' :' ' and p::c::et evkerty lightweight featherweight cons Players were given tongue night director at Fort Logan Colo f:' The ::1 :::::: ENJOYING PRINCE respectively ::: champion r— 1 lashings at times" :If: V::3 ' :s:isIS ::::'IS::is::lSA:' S'i I 5: '?: bout had been planned for March s s 's1''1e''''''' 'll'' ''J: -1 5 at Madison Square Garden MILO YET '' ":::S : The proposal was presented at :: Texan Wins Decision ‘ essn'--s-s sls Tuesday's meeting of the New S'' TASTING -I York state athletic commission Over Leon Anthonys 27-Poi- nt I ossss4 "sr- N'"'S and Brigadier General John J s e stC'w ss NO LUMPING I riss- :: Phelan commission chairman s ss HOLYOKE Mass Feb 2 Slz'l— t ss t: be would said bout — s 152 (41:1 apthat the Art Dorrell Aas of Tyler Texas nell sports writer went through sEATTLE Feb 2 A i le isaSs t I t won a unanimous decision over careful check of individual scor- I the records OR IIN proved only if Jack signed a contract calling for him to come Leon Anthony 154 a The best previous mark was — s In at 110 pounds so that his North Caro!ina Negro Monday ing records shows that Fred f!f: 25 points made by Roy WilliamCUT THAT 4 son Washington player on Feb- feature Quinn University of Idaho lightweight title Would not be night in the eight-roun- d '"1"1AøP '71' s'S1-at stake Lou Viscusi Pen'sr uary 17 1939 against W ash- 1 '''''"'''!' ''''' boxing bout at the Valley arena sophomoree basketball center set i 7' HUGS THE to Darrell dropped his opponent a new consider refused northern division at The Pullman manager ington State s L04' for a nine count With a right smash' Coast conference record when he these terms- contending that slA :' '' Coast conference record is 36 -''f::?" - &7iVliosIts to the jaw in the second only to tallied 27 points against Oregon I the ruler scored weighfeatherweight by Vaughn Ralph points t in g only 127 or 12S pounds s: Plow down during the next three State at Moscow last Friday of Southern California against 1 IA V ash- -raiin7's The Texan then regained r honld not be required to meet Edmvindson U CL A at Los Angeles JanuS t -sHe night r 4 ' i' 4 t l f - II in the s'xth Rnd closed ington basketball coach said a first class boxer who would his '‘ I - :: ary 20 1939 with a fuTitois attack Tuesdpy have from 10 to 12 pounds adOuinn tossed in 13 field g0315 " -te) thr 11)(iy ssasss---ss-Li Reynolds Tobacco Company WinatonRalma MG Edrninlmon and George Var- and one free throw i vantage in velzht tok - 4 - -- Officials Leave 4 ifitit t !' 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