Show - - - - rr jake t"0r r Duo-a- alt z11“ 47ribunt Friday Morning February 5 1943 Zrfic i! -- 91117(1r:ter Wins —1Ute Plaque Fritz le Zivic Plans Ray 1lit Tonight Lesson ill History Crowd of 16000 L -- i - Homer Warner quarterback as avkarded the football scholarship plaque at the University of Utah it wax announced by Valley A Kerr chairman of the athletic council Warner had 132 points d of a point ahead of Chet Kim another quarterback Thursday 1 ! A ccep ts Call LDS Apostle Leaves for iCanada Meet Ex-Publish- er In S F Home Two cousins and former rest- dents of Springville Le Jeune and Merle Fletcher both 21 entered the women's auxiliary corps and will leave Monday for Fort Des Moines Iowa Miss Whitney who has been an one-thir- 1By Sid Feder NEW YORK Expected at Detroit Contest Death Claims itrIvo Cousins Of Salt Lake Joiii WAACs Jennings J Phillips Sr widely known as a former newspaper usher and as western representapub-Whitn- 1 ''" - i r ey Harold B Lee member of the L D S council of twelve apostles : f tive for the New England News-arm- y paper supply company died Thurs day at his borne in San Francisco of a heart ailment relatives here were informed He was 63 years ' : : " - left Thursday night for Cardston 4 Feb 4 (JP)—The chances are no one is ever Alberta Canada to address sessions of Alberta stake conference going to accuse Fritzize Zivic of being a learned student of his01 Sunday 11 0'1 te tory but the quiet little noise from Pittsburgh is convinced he's 0i Mr Lee will remain in Canada old e t" a full week and will be joined by i t going to give the folks a snappy history lesson Friday using y Watson Spoelstra N Associated with the newspaper Joseph F Smith patriarch cf the '''''''' DETROIT Feb 4 '—Rugged Beau Jack as his pertinent example 1 4' ''' 1927 Mr since church who will speak at Lethcompany supply --- -1 -§ 'i lake La Motta of New York is 1 The big wind from Srnokeytown 4 l ' ''''''' visited or in Salt stake conference:February bridge CLEVELAND Feb 4 (UP)— Phillips frequently z Ire of eight opponents to have i i I 14 e who holds all I for records '11's $ Lake City and other Utah cities :: in 4 officials said Cleveland 1 ! t lone Boxing : with murde 2us This will be Mr Smith's first 4 I ik:::')000- i? His son Jennings J Phillips Jr tossing words around tangles with Thursday the slight injuries re- t 1 iunching Ray (Sugar) Robinson Vr(Eas a representative cf 636 is Twelfth street of :f East '' appointment ceived by Anton Christoforidis in t : nd on the assumption that he 3 the Georgia Beau in a the church general authorities at of vision Braun and an car accident here manager t5 morning N early art do it again fight fans are tak- in Madison Square Garden And - r" a stake conference kt company ih spite of the doleful mourning in Wednesday were not expected to g the long green out of moth Mt Jordan stake conference sesMr had been cause identified 441r k0 19 duraof the Phillips :lls for the his behalf Fritz-ero- o : insists this tion postponement 4rA battle Fri-a- y ICA ti sions will be held Saturday at i with most the 4 ' bout title newspaper 4 industry heavyweight light rp 4 at one is time the old gag that "his- between 4r e v night Olympia stadium 7:30 p m in the Sandy Third ward I of his life on A onetime production LI-- 4 Christ() and Jimmy Bivins t (4's'-- ' 'Robinson uncrowned king of the w ' § tory repeats" is going to happen here February cso and Sunday at 10 a m and 23 the San Francisco 4t chapel manager '' ': 46 2 p in in the Draper Second ward elterweights from Harlem who Chronicle Mr Phillips also vvat Christoforidis' car skidded and t ' tt e'V'"''' '4 ' 'ii tf Lauding Salt Lake City as "one Fritzie Bets on It unbeaten in 129 amateur and overturned killing James Vegas T 01e'‘ Art''' chapel with Presiding Bishop copublisher of the San Francisco 4 ii ' ro fights usuaAy turns out the of the bright spots on the bowling Everything adds up to exactly 44 and slightly Richards and Stringam A Post the which Adams several John soon Leaves C after Q E Vance injuring years rep(Charlie) what occurred in his first fight ghts in the first round (he has map" Miss Whitney Miss Fletcher ' to preside over L D S Samoan Stevens member of the church was sold to the its organization s tided 56 bouts that early) but resentative of the American Bowl- with Henry Armstrong in 1910 fighter ' welfare committee to be speakers The wives of the two men Mrs mission Hearst chain and combined with Thugh and tumble La Motta a ing Congress discussed plans for says the last of the Five Flying Pauline Christoforidis 22 and Mrs employe in the Tribune-Telegrai- n Other appointments of church as San the Call San Francisco the B A C's the Victory Zivics even to the same funeral Millie ragas were a Francisco the and for last Addleweight who holds a 13- - furthering in authorities welfare comyear He library the also general trapped war 'mind weight edge 10 Legion drive for the sale of services they were saying over overturned auto and dragged to half is a graduate of Springville was a former member of the San mittee and other representatives stayed bonds local bowlers the with at lunds with him last fall in New him then before the fight He all safety by the boxer Neither was to address stake conferences Sunhigh school She formerly attended Francisco board of supervisors Temple alleys ThursJay night ork but knocked Hennery out that injured follow: in addition to Survivors the day in Lake "The Salt in the alleys City night and he figures the set-u- p Since that time La Motta has Brigham Young University is Nawas once The boxer Greek Widow son Cal stake Dr Joare Mrs T his Helena Inglewood the with co:rnpare very favorably 7cumu1ated a modest five-figripe for him to do the same thing tional Boxing association light Provo and Henager business col- - Phillips of San Francisco: a daughF Merrill:- Sevier stake at seph in best and the Ritz nation your this time As a matter of fact he's heavyweight champ but lost his lege She is a daughter of Lewis J ter Mrs George K Smith of inning streak of his own giving classic is Richfield A E Bowen and Sternationally known" said betting on it le contestants duplicate pro crown to Gus Lesnevich present Whitney of Springville a Cal Stockton and South Sevier ling H Nelson Mrs sister on a of Vance tour for inspection of 40 victories most in now The notable in is the who armed W at Monroe Dr Richard R stake L Williamson of Franchamp parallels San C A B the Lake Miss of Mrs Fletcher adding that "Salt daughter La Motta is somewhat of a are: (1) That the forces Lyman and Henry D Moyle Farr are doing splendid work the two cases Mae Fletcher of S pringville at- - else° incher in his own right and bowlers "wise guys" who make Vest stake at Ogden Stephen L A testimonial mass John wagering will Q be in honoring the bond Requiem drive" probably n the chance that the affair tended the Brigham Young univer- - conducted Monday at St Mary's Adams recently appointed presi- Richards and Nicholas the prices on fights—and haven't may G Smith: Vance cited of the work other zvelop into a savage slugging had a winner since putting their for two years and the L D S Cathedral in San Francisco dent of the L D S Samoan mis- Kanab stake at Kanab Clifford E cities sity raised vast have that major sell-olatch a crowd of 16000 sion will be held Sunday at money on death and taxes—have Young Wayne stake at Loa business college For the past six ill pay an estimated $50000 for Eums by making bonds and stamps installed Jack a 5 to 13 choice E Thomas m in ward the Centerville First p McKay of admission the and en be price months she has offering employed by ril etroit's biggest' fight night since bonds as prizes 'North Sevier stake at Salina as they made Armstrong 1 to under direction of Leroy just chapel M that the i saying the Auerbach came Louis two home ')e company H Duncan bishop Fritz ie and (2) the "exyears A B C raised approximately 20 4 against Joseph Fielding Smith and Lee A " opinion that Jack's rushgo to belt out Abe Simon Closely associated throughout 7V1 Mr Adams will leave soon for Palmer: Rexburg- Idaho stake J perts' million dollars 1942 Los I during elthoort their lives the two have With the odds lenghtening to NEW ORLEANS Feb 4 (1p) Samoa and will be accompanied by L Wirthlin and Ezra C Knowlton: keglers totaled $265000 ing crowding style is the factor roommates in Salt Lake City for to 1 on Robinson former De- - Angeles L Lisonbee of Mesa Ariz Roosevelt stake at Roosevelt M James one week Kansas City raised that will whip Zivic just as they Warren Wright's Calumet farm the for Seven new directors were named who has been appointed to serve O Ashton pest year at 336 East South it newsboy who went east for S250000 with which has been winning its share predicted Panguitch stake at Wash Armstrong's and charges Spokane fame La Motta appeared to Houston Texas of the races here without the aid Temple Tuesday night by the Utah Pub as Mission secretary Mr Adams Panguitch S O Bennion South would do over — a role not unlike the turning of the stable star Whirlaway plc Affairs forum at a meeting was a missionary in Samoa from Sanpete stake at Manti George F of course a lot of punches have clicked and $193000 respectively been which George M Miller 1907 to 1911 and was mission pres- Richards: ITintah stake at Verre- s - before when ire he handled with distinction $229000 Miss Lillian former at then since again Fritzie Thursday no Wright "We face pitched immediate shortage Mar-Kesenator from Carbon county nnd ident from '1919 to 1923 a when he outpointed of of field nal Levi Edgar Young and C defeated 30 and ist month he's On easily he declared referident of Park City and employe of crowding years Orval Stott Taylor o f the University leavily favored California Jackie ringequipment" The program Sunday will to wartime curtailment of the other hand Jack is just a fine sprinters in the Haraham the ITtah ordnance plant in Salt Help er of Utah fatuity debated Governor 'ilson The Brohx boy seemingly materials" A good bowling ball youngster who's been skyrocket- purse Charles A Challis member cf invosinging congregational - most efficient when 2 5 13 lies' Lake left for MaW'S reorganization Herbert underrated will last a lifetime and we can ing up the trail the last few City January cation by Gilbert R Tingey an the council of twelve apostles will NEW YORK Feb 4 (UP)—A MOin-es he scored a decisive victory still Iowa to enter A W A A C of the state's public welfare plan address by David O McKay mem- dedicate the Matthews ward some pins Anytime the months topping off his climb by record get number of entries was seedver Jimmy Edgar brilliant young W P ber of the church first presidency Directors were elected Los Angeles stake South New York chapel of version us the bowlto station asks winning governmert trainirg drop 60of the ed for s heats Read Curtis Rev J :etrolter who likewise was fa- ing we will do so gladly in the in- the world lightweight championThursday remarks by James E: Burns of and Alma Sonne assistant to the Wright for the past two mond Joseph ored here high huryard sprint and Cope Maurice Rose Mrs Bountiful counselor In the South council of twelve apostles will in December terest of victory" he added ship Mrs twister R dles in the Millrose games at years resided with her McKeitn Dr 1 O llorsfall Davis stake presidency by Mr dedicate the First ward chapel at Robinson getting 35 per cent ' He said that the A B C called To lave IVeight Pun Madison Square Oarden Saturday Minnie Patten of 922 Ramona and Mark f the net gate stands to pick up off Adams Thurza Adams and Bishop Burley Idaho both Sunday s national tournament the Duncan also singing by a mixed 10000 for his part of the show moment it was requested and indisprinters will avenue On December 30 she was But Fritzle does a fair country night inThirty-tw- o the short dash led by honored 'llieh indicates that his nickname cated that consideratian of men in job of getting out of the way of start chorus a duet and a soloist by the Park City Kiwanis Undergoes Aids Utah Shop Norwood s no empty expression Private (Barney) Ewell club as the Surgery service and the consequent loss of punches aimed his way and is still to Park first City girl man hours not transportation one of the more dangerous guys former Penn State champion W A A was She a the born minor throat op-To assist Utah shops and manujoin Following were the main reasons for cancel- at infighting which is just what Peoa 21 years ago and was a cration Mayor Ab Jenkins Thurs- Ol'A Officials Return CLEVELAND Feb 4 (INS)--'W- ar facturers using steel copper and the-piclassic tussle figures to feature ing comes first" Alva Bradley daughter of In o and Amanda day was reported recovering at his Fridays Purvis Utah food ration aluminum in preparing reports of J Iler mother died home In the mayor's absence ing "Bowling is the great leveler" What's more since the Beaus title xt 'or 0 P A and second-quartof the Cleveland Indians Jensen Wright E needs he pointed out in praisng the sport won't be on the line in this one president when she was sitt years old and Street Commissioner John B members of his staff returned Bristol Utah manager ofRalph Thurscommented baseball club the war for wartime recreation Zivic will have a weight pull of day on the proclamation of W M C her father died a year ago She Matheson will act as commissioner Thursday afternoon from Denver production board met with shop to 135—all has spoken for itself some 10 pounds-1- 45 "Industry V McNutt that is a graduate of the Park City of public safety and as chairman where they attended three days of representatives Thursday in the in organizng company teams on of which leads this corner to ride Chairmanis Paul ' Of city commission meetings an essential ac- high school not baseball Salt Lake chamber of commerce ' meetings on food rationing 4 (21"1-1 which NEW ORLEANS Feb offiindustrial and with the Fritzle important underdog pick The purse far th e New Orleans cials bowl with factory workers to pull the same kind of rabbit tivity "We'll go as far as we can then andicap to be run at the Fair from the stops and meet them on out of the hat as he did against we'll ' have to stop" said Bradley rounds here February 27 has common ground" '40 in back Hennery seen increased from $10000 to The two thumpers will have "Anyone from eight to SO can By Tribune Leased Wire ril n 25000 Ju:ius G Reeder general bowl and the sport has been re- plenty of company in the big I t N J Feb 4—Jacob CAMDEN 771 ° :1 17"? F71 Th :of 17' the Fair Grounds sponsible for dragging the Ameri3rI P"1 4 t r": 1 rl tanager i Ir2 ri avenue sports tioupbowl K Virtue 77 who played first i i A 1 61 Crl i4 i i association ican workers out of the grand- Eighth - I isoL '1aL4 Ii I J and ee-fers '4' 11 ri 1 I li i i rxri 1 I: i ) rr:i II when they go to the post at 8 base for the Detroit and Cleveland r ! ' kI I li i 11 ' aid Thursday Racing ivit i i 1J I I t:: ()1 to conJ '''' stand Iii he L II m W old T baseball the in the clubs National L:i3 (M participate" p L Continuing N10 ' ‘: i ) 44 La La i in addtion to the $15000 t n- - cluded Li LI LA v trend which has made this one of league before the turn of the cenrease in the handicap purse Reed- kir 11j Itit La the biggest boxing seasons in the tury died here Wednesday night t r announced that the value of the Garden Promoter Mike Jacobs is ItNi for ou:slana derby ' "kJ i PHILADELPHIA Feb 4 (Xi— 0 rl looking for a crowd of 15000 or i March 6 had been raised to $15000 t rl most beloved Baseball's figure— more will cash who the regis: ring reY7n the orig-ina- l $7500 Connie Mack of the Athletics — i elt 9 1:1 (EZ IrT) 67) ters about $50000 worth rirCitrt11117—ite7 y Reeder said plan- - for a 14 11 ' will be honored Friday night at a '1 n ' ' rt PI 4 rt (i March l beginning meeting in observance r dinner 7 harity ILA testimonial 114 EA L1 (a when the regular season ends of his birthday Fliers eightieth Fort t Douglas ere progressing favorably 4 BALTIN1ORE I k I Christ() Suffers - Crash Hurts $ ''''t- t - -- "' -- §4 - f - - '- - 10-rou- Ro 4" ABC Delega t e Talks on ictory' Drive the-dta- nc '0 $ --- (7 free-styl- ' i t : : : - - 1 N 4 44 §:- t - 4 l ' i i it: 's - : j 3 Le-Gra- nd n Call-Bulleti- Ward Honors Envoy to Samoa Stmday ht rec7-ci- - s ' :C-'- ' I - S '' - 1 r:t On Sports - - - ) Brief Items ut : -' ' ::-:- - -- um Elects Directors i L r --- -- - " i- i ll !' ': 1 I Ray-Mis- 60-ya- rd -- 2 i it-- P at frack IBoosts Cap Purse n er 7 r--- A -- 1 k 3 0 L N "WI G 7 L4 1 11 1 Pan' Opposes L olv P urses 15-da- 1 Young uniWin Over Hill Field versity cagers will battlenig-n- tWeber in Friday The Fort Douglas Wolves junior ascollege a warm-u- p for the locals' Ogden 3 a decision took Thursday e series with Utah in the from the Hill Field Fliers Udall Ute field house next week was forward for the winners high man with 18 points Smith at forward led the Hill Field scoring Colorado Aggies Play with 15 counters The scorP: rt:-rta p4 pf 1 Iernpf - 0 0 0 0 Melerf PacigaluptPc Latkrg :g - Pnulovicg Watson Koitlits r-- Gera 'Aa‘ka ----- Ft- - I- r - r1:1 - 4 F-- 1 er Pa-r- - -1 r-Pk (-- a:7 A ' - Vt-- 1 -- irl'" V F 11N9k-u- It' Csrltn Fr nR"r-1"1- ) 74 rt-- -c fcrr'n Ca C4 " 2 erva Ft !7 WrwA rd 01!tg la N irr LUBBOCK Texas Peb 4 !Texas Tech's Red raiders staved off a last-harally by New Mex- icos night to 42 4z—a F"' 5 Red Raiders Win 114):7r 2n 42 Len ITarcare Teachre t4 "1r Prnie A Nt lf 22 Loboes-Wednesd- win trR-- I :- - rt '- - N 1 20-3- N- i 14111fINP vrk - 1 l!P To 2 Tt A merienn Iroxne " 2 Prfo evwe ft r:xmrgn 0-- 20 145 Helqilla ei"nAi 2 1r- - - ( Feb 4 elr)—Har-natio- n ry BoboPittsburgh Negro lugger who holds the title of " heavy- weight boxing champion for the duration" in Maryland and Ohio failed Thursday to get back his boxing license in Pennsylvania which was lifted in 1942 after three eye specialists stated he was blind in the right eye Chairman Leon Rains of the state boxing commission said Ed- die had pphan Etoos Presented a letter from a physi- cian stating Bobo' s eyesight was in the "near normal" vvith left eve and 0 in tiae right one Rains said the commission stood ready now as it had since the suspension to reinstate the boxer when he had satisfied it that his in sufficiently good right eye was condition to perrnit him to con- tinue fighting Nv t h a u t risking blindness in the event of serious injury to the other eye But we insist that Bobo under- go an examination at a hospital an eye specialist" said gams ab‘y I offered to attend the exami- - It re e''-- ti 45 2 in ertmle I ' r s eas- - 2 0 0 4 Latliyi Grievej 5000 4 3 2 10 Havlice 3 O Biarchlt Westt 3 0 3 2 1 7 nig-h- Mazuranc 111 1 2:1 3 1 0 4 Detmers g 2 UlalLg 5 0 Rollgg I 0I 00 22 o CArkig VaSe1 Glessoug R Bianch11 0 0 0 0 I 0 2 Melert Robertson g Babeockt 7 1 ) 1 2 1 2 1 ry Suseatat Eadkeg 3 25 Toals 1 0 0 2 29 5 3 61 72n i t3--- - "- FI1Th Wrsi ieth rrt 921 L 1 11 4 personally suggesting next "nth rosicn 3 9 Tuesday when 1 will be back- in North Tixentieth 7 2 North town for the fights here" nfbFittli ThurydA3 Rains' home is in Philadelphia Weit Ensign 53 East ET)NILn 15 eouth Twentieth 2 North Twentieth Kapphan did not comment on the t forfeit !chairman's offer February 11 Schedulevs Bobo's suspension came during 7 p Est EnEighteenth a Bob with bout sign negotiations for vs W Ein North Twentieth p Pastor which the promoters prer Ensign Ensign dieted would have attracted a P G T P gate of $75000 or more He was- 25 22TF20 10b Collett' Keeley1 41 31 0 2 0 ranked near the top of the heavy- 5 3 11 Bawinf Snot? e ChCitere 0 1 1 1 Of' Louis' J contenders for 4 2 2 weight Oweng 8fe' 01'1 Boseng 0 0 0 0 crown then although only 19 5 0 0 10 Sunt'ita yrs( Ant:" trrAz 0 0 0 0 Potts g 0 Recently he retuened to the ringbouts in Ohio and Mary-- 23 7 3 51 ' Totals 6 3 15 winirg land iwhieh had been billed for the "duration championship" He has had examinations at Cleveland and Columbus where he knocked out Larry Lane in the first ibund and beat Buddy Walker by rision Before his bout at Baltimore vveek in which he bent Big ROSTON Feb 4 (iP)—PresiBoy Brown in 15 rounds Bobo dent Bob Quinn of the Roston linden-vena pub!lie eye examina- Braes announced that Vernon tion a rd "nroved he had better (Lefty) Gomez recent Nev York Vankee pitching star had !eyesight than anyone else in the he fight promoter" accepted his 1943 alary terms Kappheaneesoatidt discussion after a A :3 ''' t1 : '" IT - I ' '''''''1 — : - " t I: r t : Ali ! 1 :- ) : 's t L-7e- ''s 1 I- - '''''' - v: f - y ' 'ftw"'-- ii - !1 ' li '''' e --- '"7"""1m' - W11t"'": e-- t "'' ' "' irl'11 r:- - '''''- NIAN‘7- '' iiti 0 ) ' ' - ""4- t: tfir-- : 1 m: 1TS il 1171: !o uia-- ::sll :' rAl: 0:3: 0" tiuh:u dfcl-s-itn- 1' 0:77 n' i 11: - t fuel in battery con waste worm-uP- and and slow checked regularly sboula be o t all times charged nave kept dealers ir- Studebakerinformation on the small ond make - mea ns m t driviitg corro1 fOqUen from Less l to leaking and i 'i danger skY:ut sion engine Sie Slower speeds k '4: — perform- k faeongn:delciimnfletplreeescle lubricated mileage rather than 1 intervols UTAH GRANT Gene Fordham DRAPER Service Poultry City DUCIIESNE Pierson Alot or Co AMAS Auto Valley LUAS Supreme 1ale4 & Sem ire s10NROE Grant Ridd 'IlDVALE Goy E Da I I F R Shaw EPIII OGDEN Itasnittssen-Thotnibio- PRICE ROOSEVELT SsALLTIN''tA:ZKE' ' MAIN SPANISH FORK T GEORGE TOOELF Clive Co BANCROFT X111310 K'elP't7 HAYES COMPANY Max Eac ard Clarence Dahl Excel Motor Co & Wu SaI ( irage Hann Co BLACKFOOTBingham CHALLIS Judd service Southern Utah Motors s I 6 DIAL IDAHO FALLS Roy J Keller KETCHUM Ketchum- Auto & Garage MONTPELIER Roland JausA Earl Judd Palmer L Tueller Rush Motor Co Judd's Garage Service Cornerv MOORE Bancroft Henderson - I t f - t I t $? 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—if " Z4!71: -- - 14 eit ' i 511 ' I : " 71i - S' de-C- t dealers are fully mobilized S TUDEBAKER to give first class maintenance care to the - °L 4 41 5: ''--- ::r ' ' ' ' ' - ' '': ': - 1( ) It: : I 917 273 25tt 222 1 - s 77: : 1 ::: 'Ir'' r17--':- W 12 Z ' kek:i r l ct' - C - 1''TP: ) t Erpign Stake :' I l' DUFFALO N Y Feb 4 UPI— The Toronto Maple Leafs Thursday called up Ab Demarco center of and Buck Jones defense-ma- n the Providence American Hockey league club and returned Jack Forsey wing and George Booth-ma- n defense man (7) loon oon I 0 0 n 14 7 tr t dDe--n'- 2 : i BINGHAM--Genlineclub ily triumphed 61--over the Fort Dntlg- 5 here WednesFlas Wolves a in regularly scheduled game day of the Salt Lake City Recreation soleague The Aggies play the Regis The score: in Fort Collins on Friday Rangers 110110114 Club WolIcA Fart Gemrniql G TFP GTFP night and in Denver On Saturday 1 1 rrrTsBurtcai a r-- i A 1 Bobo Fails to Regain License Despite Letter by Physician OAKLAND Cal Feb 4 (17P)— All the fi:zhtet billed on the left hand stde of the Oakland auditorlrn bnxing program won their gamble fghts Wednesday night-that doesnt happen very often when the bnys put the mitts on Peading from left to right Charley Burley 158 Pittsburgh Pa technically knocked out Harvey :Massey 159 Oakland in the ninth rourd when Massey's left eye was so bad:y battered the ref:-ef halted the bout Burley took every rount giving the local boy tne gashouse rush but failing to a knockdown Martin Gold'oerg 201 Oakland knoeked out Al Ware 213 Oak-lar- d (51: Doug Ellison 181 Ricitirnend Cal knocked out Jimmy McVey 176 12i Chief Little Beaver 144 Richmond decisioned Pcesey 1 20 5 TctaiR Ag-gie- rwr!?11!ai 29 Burley Records Oakland TKO r--e 37-3- ay - -- 0 4 - FORT COLLINS Feb John Davis of Colorado Fees no pushover in the Regis college basketball team his boys play twice this week end "I'd be haywire if I didn't say I! think we can win both games" said Davis "but just because Regis has lost most of its games to t e and ws drubbed by WyNning t mean the Rangweek 7t ers are a set-u- p Anything can apren in basketball—it's like any oiher - competitive sport only more 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 6 0 0 0 C I 2 2 4 1 1 1 3 2 2 1 6 ll A 1' 0 T Pf P 9 0 0 IS Gemmel! Wing 1 ' Griee - 5 7 33 14 n Regis College Today WOIVe Udallt 2 15 :m1111I 1 o 2 2 Wazesc 3 2 2 8 CameY'g 1 NTt-zai- F ort Douglas Hifi Flew G T 3 2 f do the work efficiently quickly and at moderate cost two-gam- 17 t t '1 Avert mechanics 45-3- Results f 1 PROVO—Briglam 011e " e HOOp F- C --- Feb UP—Sayg ing that racing purses obviously m ust be ruduced President Harry Parr of the Pimlico track never- theless opposed Thursday too deep a cut in the money received by Owners of winning horses ( Thursday's Srires1 Parr's comment followed the Tcletics r!:ar 51 Navy 49 (thrte announcement of the Maryland W eter A4 WOterterk 43 Horsemen's Protective association rfev) Wesievae 5e Der0s9 50 that its members would cooperate 115khlgan S'at fP Bomulus air Ba se with the operators of tracks by n 4C Airra 41 for purses based on the 51 r:111 Fgoe :VS flerelown running cA CR rnnr a r)A tr07 54 mutuels bettino-n even if they Were 1 ') 35 Narv 6' M'rh as low as five dollars 3S 54 V7t Falt a Lakes 64 ANa' C3rroli cl Parr commented that the pro- 2S Brro”01vn 1: rt:1 a 45 11A"1 :13 is just another indication posal ke JT 74 of the fine spirit show-- by owners a Teach4r1 Wi and trainers" but added: r' - eerot 'F fR HAler "i am definitely opposed to run- s fPAtt PAtt 41 ring a meeting for extremely low w An A'4:TTAIV 2A as this procedure would 71 rv-- purses tyOlvvv V 410 make horsemen dcpcnd principally r r pf f '1- r ' 7 upon betting- as a means of liveli- r'-i!s': 71 4—erean 1oerlitiora! hood which condition obviously pc would 7 not encourage formful rac-- i R lr 47 - - lez- a 44 S rs1 4 2 - - a 52 Forr"am 4 ing and thereby would endanger 'ef- '' t 1'41 '71ri the best interests of the sport" v: !7 Chr'an 49 17 New Mexic teiag ti4tbtinP4ttav's 4 1 1 - ' -- 1 4 rr r-- -- F7-1- - 1 of 'r I - t-'7- ' t 414 AlkA56 AWAIVA 06CSA8400AA-4tebOR-10- - 064 - '- - ' - 30 - : |