Show - - - -- S --' - 1--- - - t lb ISo 5alt Cik t Zribune 14 1943 Sunday Morning g n i 4 - ' - 1 They've received little praise to date this season but just the samel there's no more plucky cage crew hi the interrnountain region than l - 1 Ed Itaroldsen Reed Swenson's-191edition of the Shooting for one of the three Sanpete district berths in the Weber Wildcats who'll be ex- March region four play-ofl f the Gunnison Bulldogs staged a bril- tremely tough to beat even on the liant 35-3- 0 upset of the previously unbeaten Snow Badgers in the Cedar City floor in the forthcomtournament ing Jaycee top game of a Friday slate that was liberally spiced by unusual Scheduled for Febmary25 26 happenings the partisan Vernal fans and 27 in the Branch AgriculGunnison's victory put it in third lighted as they took a 3 upset victory tural college gym the meet will draw college teams from Dixie place (with three games unre- - from Roosevelt to deadlock the Weber Mesa college in Grand climaxed a thriller that saw the race as Alterra stayed within Junction Colo and Carbon col- home club ahead most of the way hailing distance with a 3 conFans used war stamps for admis- quest of the hapless Altamont lege in Price to Uncle Longhorns sion a total of $500 After the jaycee officials de- Sam's war effort going Something of an upset occurred cided to pass tip regularly schedThe North Sevier club of Salina at Brigham City as the Box Elder uled play this winter because of moved back into the Bees found out what it means to travel difficulties the six quints second place—which carries with win a league game for the first were left to find competition as it the right to enter the regional time this season in dumping Webest they could But none fared four whipping Bick- ber high 42 to 33 as Guard Holmas well as the Wildcats who nell as Monroe stayed miles ahead gren accounted for 20 of the Bees' played Utah Utah State and Brig- with a 8 conquest of Richfield counters ham Young so many times this In other upset contests in the Fliers were And Dixie season it gave the scribes writer's state North Cache bowled over sensational in high's the Cedar blasting cramp trying to keep records Logan 24 to 18 to hold a share City Redmen at St George 35 And while Swenson's team didn't of the Ogden-Cach- e district lead: to 14 succeed in doing much damage to Cyprus' Pirates further deflated Thus with three weeks of the three top Utah colleges they the once proud Murray Smelter- play left in just most leagues only did pick up a lot of basketball ites 36 to 31 in a Jordan 'district Granite Provo Monroe and Carsense as well as gain some much feature and Spanish Fork got hot bon appeared Saturday as sure and edged the Springville Red league winners needed experience Either of the Summit quints— Against Utah Weber dropped a Devils 25 to 24 to shove the latter contest and then lost 35 to club into third place in the Nebo North and South Summit—have a the Cats bowed before Utah loop mathematical chance of wresting three-inc- h 8 With and State ZIL to 62 and George the Summit title from unbeaten lost to Brigham Young's Jayvees Fergus looping in 16 points the Wasatch high Payson now leads 45 to 47 Bingham Miners almost won their the Nebo loop by just one-ha- lf first victory of the year in Jordan game and Snow could be over' Won Orer Snow Fire play taking a 12-- 5 first period taken in the Sanpete chase lead and holding the Beetdiggers are Other Soutit' leading quints On the other side of the ledger 0 at the half and 7 at the Rich Beaver Hurricane and the NVildcats won a 51 to 42 con- three-quartbefore mark races have Stalemated dropBlanding snow on January 15 test from behind to lose 33 to 36 in the Ogden-Cach- e ping developed and bowled over Idaho Southern's Le Grand Tea's Uintah Utes de South Sevier and ITintah loops touted Bengal& 40 to 34 January 9 con2S only to lose a torrid test in the clubs' second meeting Stalwarts on the Wildcat t4am are veterans Vat Misaka South Sevier hot shot forward and Max JenWon Lost Pct Won Lost Pct sen who teams with Vat at the North Cache 5 1 1 800 4 833 Esca Tante 5 1 4 1 833 800 Ogden Panguitch forward post 4 2 667 Tropic 2 3 400 Logan 4 South Cache 2 3 667 Marysvale 2 400 Lanky Jack Adamson g 1 4 River 167 P:ute 0 000 City high star has been Bear Rot Elder Pangu1 5 167 12 and February 1 5 167 itch-Piute games unreported holding down the center spot Weber most of the time with Norman ebez Box Elder Won Lost Fox the other regular back at GT Pct FP GT FP 4 8 2 10 D Peterionf 4 Holmect 4 1 1 9 Carbon 0 1000 one guard position and 5 0 010 Cragrant 3 0 0 6 Central 600 2 3 GIbbst 2 Petersocic 2 Zundlec 1 5 1 3 North Emery 500 high ace Carl Buehler in 3 50 03 94 BMcKayse 0 1 0 0 South Emery 0 5 000 Jenseng O the other 0 0 0 Crameng g 8 5 4 20 Holmgren O By- i 50-3- I $ play-off—- by 38-2- f6-2- 5 six-fo- 37-7- ot 20-2- 27-2- er 47-4- High School Hoop Summary Ogden-Cach- e ex-Pa- rk le Tropic-Marysva- Carbon-Emer- y ex-Ogd- en I Just how the other quints is not 0 0 0 Filupef 2 0 0 Bbroughx O Others who have been helping the Weber college cause along have beer-- Dil Young guard: Bob Peterson forward Vern Smith guard Joe Kinney guard Bob Carney forward Ray Noorda guard and will stack up known but Mesa and Carbon have played three two going to the I games Grand Junction Colo outfit and B A C and Dixie have split in two garnes Me 51L stopped Carbon 53 to 29 9 in a after bow-irgame but on February 7 took the measure 4 0 of the Price five 43 to45 0 The B A split saw the Farmers take a 0 revenge win after bolving 36 to 43 in the first Won Da Nity-ra- v 0 2 2 3 3 5 6 7 5 4 4 2 (3rant11: Tonel Pct 1 000 714 714 571 571 2S6 143 Except for Mesa and B A C the coaching will be by the same man as last year with Stan Watts still at Dixie Don Simmons still In charge of the Snow Badgers at Ephraim and of course Swenson back at Weber Jackson Jew kes who has been guiding both the Carbon high and Carbon college teams since Bob Fitzke left the college is still working the Eagles But Bert Hitt is new Mesa mentor and Lee Liston is In charge at 1 Wrtfl MOtIr0 of whott the Pio- °1 ttiPt offif-ial- 1094 0 ' Pet 000 500 1 3 4 I 2 1 Ihflpeid 333 167 5 Richfield r 'ylo:r' GT FP for the duration—of the 1 T3 F2 r APav t Jcicizciten f 2 1 0 4 reC Sheffielitt 4 0 0 ii class its:rk-npro loop is found in a 1 3 1 Piirksc 3 5 3 9 port on the whereabouts of some 3 2 2 eT1 AqY a Par ev a fl 3 1 1 ehciiveniven r 1 2 2 4 Ben it of the Twin Falls Cowboys of last O3 32 1 71 0:en f Oreenwrcidf 0 2 2 2 season n I n n li Bakecf 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 Of the seven players sold to San o non I4:lti'lartmnseir Ilv:ego of the Pacific Coast league 0000 Lowejg at the tall end of the season all 14 17 10 IS 10 13 8 28 snre by quartern:Itall trt Jr' e Fria are in the army Mcincni g 15 21 31 5 10 21 28 Anton Jell (who pitched the Officials—Johnson and Peterson in league history first Viartio Salina in 1942) is orking- in a CaliforG T FP fIT FP4 Nt TIn' t 2 0 nia war plant Tony Robello Cagtof O51010 1 1 3 Holtf NArdrewst 211 Nfwtonc 58515 skipper of the '42 Cowboys Is O400g Chtdeptere 0 0 5 In Texas in Okertundg Humphnye 1002 working navy yards Torzensemg SorPnsong O1002 1009 Second Baseman Ilarlow BurSteelef Oylerf 111 1113 I Tnylorf ton is working- in Twin Falls Shrpherdf 2004 0000 oon Frandsenc Chanpplie 1002 Infielder Earl Harriman and Craregg 0000 000 Tannerg DAndrews O 000 Pitcher Rex Cecil no report 9 13 2 20 15 12 7 31 Tnts:s It's dollars to doughnuts that Score by qusrters the' league will vote to fold for avne 7 9 14 20 3 16 23 37 Bahns the duration Christensen- Otticiais—Jensen l:- 'IR r re 74 Al 1 1 Ric'-tf1- 1 er - '52 i' i - on -- 1 ' t 1 k ok t 1 1 2 1 0 Colo 12 twei-gar- 41-- aril Juan-Gran- d Wo-- Feb 13 (21'1— nerver University's Pioneers de- m''''''''" Febriltry feated- Greeley State in a rough reported 51basketball game Friday night 42 to make a clean sweep of the R"ivor re m tr1 nonconferenoe sories 'IL won ThursdAy Fifirnere The l'oreers r:gtt I San Denver Triunlphs GREELEY : filneldey Mnnticello-Moa- it 0 1 Pte 1000 2 game b 500 "0 Un- Millard Wri S Unlit 1 3 1 0 0 2 2 Pet 000 I 600 1'0)0 '' '200 4 - 000 1 1 Peterson lanky Monti Templar guard dropped in 10 field goals and four out of seven foul throw attempts for 24 points that topped the state in individual scoring Friday night a review of game statistics indicated The second highest scorer of the evening also was a guard Bob Holmgren coming through for 20 points against Weber to spark the Box Elder Bees to a 3 triumph the Brigham teams first of Ogden- this year Jay Hansen of Jordan and Gardner Braves each accounted for 19 points to tie for third Both are centers and both of course represent region two Beaver's Steve Barton who scored 24 points last week for top honors slipped down to 11 Friday M r ea to Sam Jack Hardy former court captain is instructiag army cadets at San Angelo ' Paul Snow halfback is teaching the army fliers iin Oklahoma Carlos Soffe end is a navy instructor at Pensacola Ray Peterson is teaching the army fliers at El Rio Texas Bob Farrell is at Pampa ' Texas ' Paul Marsi's who now was instructor for awhile flying a pursuit plane in active s PHONE 411 II Jerome Idaho 0— - REAR-END- S - 42-3- This week's circle: 10-poi- nt 'G T Peterson Manti g 10 7 8 5 Holrngren Box Elder g 8 7 Hansen Jordan c 8 4 North Gardner g Summit Gets 7 4 C:ark Provo f 7 liuesch Hurricane f 5 Dale Sorensen another former Fergus Bingham o c 8 3 7 3 Morgan Utah quarterback has just been DRhodes Ott South Summit f 6 8 Roosevelt c 7 3 promoted to captain and made bat- PIrtcher Newton Salina c 5 8 tery commander at San Rafael Crook Wasatch high f 7 3 H Fish North Emery g 7 1 Cal Dale has been acting as rec- Hazen 7 0 I Ogden reation officer at the base for the Sastellic Murray f 6 2 IVorthen Lincoln f 5 10 past eight months but will give Mooney Memorial I 6 2 Judge Walker Ilintah c 6 3 up the post to devote all his time Harrison S 5 to the new assignment He is in Fisher AltAlterra fi amont 2 the field artillery He went into Nelson Grantsville f 5 3 3 Gutinilson 5 Hardy the service as soon as he was Jerniten (uinIoii C S 6 4 4 f Barton 1941 Beaver in graduated B Bailey 5 1 Juab 1 5 Captain Sorensen and his wife Beck American Fork f Bolton f 5 2 formerly Miss Mimi Johnson Utah Labnim Altorra 1 5 Altrra coed welcomed a baby daughter Bingham Alterra g 5 2 M e riArk Davis at San Rafael just a couple of Ence Granit c 4 3 IV Braithwaite weeks back Mann f 5 1 4 Larsen South Emery r 3 5 5 f Geary North Summit !S c 2 Cyprus Sports as an indicator of war Smuln c 5 2 Wasatch' trends—As soon as Russia got EK Murdock 1 5 Fullmer Delta f high 5 1 Salina f Cat Germany on the run and started Watson Dixie 0 5 f to win some victories a gigantic 11 Peterson Weller f 4 8 5 0 Weber c sports fete WEIS arranged at Cragao Russon Lehi 2 8 Moscow On the other hand Germany Friday called off all com- 4 4 3 3 Promotion :24 20 19 19 17 16 16 16 16 15 15 15 15 14 14 14 13 13 13 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 11 3 2 0 2 4 1 5 1 1 0 2 4 1 1 1 0 2 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 5 3 1 3 1 1 1 Dixie Edges 11 11 10 10 10 10 10 0 0 2 0 6 BAC 21-1- 9 low-scori- 21-1- one-han- i ' By Les Baker Needing at least two victories to retain a mathematical chance for the Big Three title the South high Cubs will be out for a comeback this week when they face West's Panthers in an attemrt to get back in the league after a triple loss to East in their last appearance The defending champions are a full three and a half games off the pace with six contests remaining and it will take some greatly im-proved basketball to get the Cubs up in the top slot they've occupied since 1938 Still in Race Thursday's midget encounter will be staged in the tiny Panther gym but that marks the Cubs' last appearance away from their own spacious court and therein lies the main reason the Brue and White aggregations can't be counted out of the race yet South's style of ball calls for plenty of room and visiling clubs usually have a little trouble getting- used to the floor after practice sessions and league contests In the Deseret gym Impressed by West's great showing against East Jimmy Gilberts A team will resume drills Monday the A A U well aware that the So the dates are still uncertain Panthers areof the fact to be tough going so until the even without Glen and will likely remain Earl Young will determine what they colleges Bob Hansen three varand Larsen do and when sity Men who are out for the seaThe A A U leaders are looking son for one of the best tournaments in Great Ball Rustler years with the prospect of some strong prep teams competing for Gilbert seems to have found a the Junior honors Arrangements reasonable facsimile of Dick North will be made for the prepsters to in little Dee Lowder a great ball 6 on March open play Saturday and smooth rustler passer who if the dates now under gonsiderashould do all right when he starts tion are accepted definitely more frequently The compete in the shooting Eight teams willThe rest of five" like looked the "big of winner senior division a old Cubs in of the game practice this competition will earn the last week and should be able to right to represent the intermounsubdue the improved Panthers tain district at the national A A U though not by the margin tournament racked up before they were meet the blanks for Entry Pat Ryan's B quintet is beginmailed out Saturday Teams into ning signs of life and terested in the tourney that do not playing show on Its own stamping receive blanks can obtain them a good chance of from Bobby Richardson at the grounds instands first its league win The diturning will Deseret gym Richardson Cub juniors play a smooth brand rect the tournament of ball in the'midcourt and if they'scan find their own familiar hoops be able to avenge an earlier should Wins Costantino loss at the hands of Paul Packard's ulu NEW YORK Feb 13 scrappy Panthers Costantino 131 New York used 42- In spite of the Cub his superior ring generalship to- 16 rout of West in themidgets' series first eke out an eight-roun- d night to over Thursday's opener should be a Gene Johnson 1411:711 decision torrid affair Jeff GaIbraith's Atlanta in the feature bout at the charges have a double win over arena Rove on rrcertinued Ridgewood Following Fare) t West 4 333 - ' 4 - k I - ' I i 1 -r i t ! 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"'-- i i - z - - $ - - ' 1 4 -- 7 ) - : - ' - f s - : : ' :7- 1 ''' - - -- - N - - UP)--L- - 57-5- '' 2 - 4 22-poi- nt t TfsLAVTNAVZ401M - ' N 4 :' On : - EL PASO Texas Feb 13 (1P1-T'exas Mines defeated New Mexico a Friday night in the opener of e border conference ba33 but was ketball series forced into an overtime period to and Barbara Hanes gain the decision U 941uth : Shorts : i:i i Fred Tedesco Salt Lake City commissioner of parks and public Norris Stars Somewhere will meet with the three Robert Norris who used to be a property local municipal golf pros Monday on the Cyprus high at 2:30 m in the commissioner's key performer and Pleasant Green ward M office p Men squads Is playing some good The three pros Tom McHugh basketball now for some army of Nib ley Jerry Henderson of team on one of the war fronts but Forest Dale and Haydon Ntelgent Newton Metionaldf 01002 Philimst not even his folks Mr and Mrs of Bonneville will draw up 1913 1O 02 01 21 Mickelsonc 000 HHatenc 37612 Robert Norris of Magna know schedules for two courses and O1 0 0 0 Cookg 0 000 Churchg Pitriiirthg 00 000 where determine a date for the city ama- O 00 00 20 Englesteadg just McArthurf Robing f 000 1 2 0 2 A couple of clippings from Nor- teur which date will be submitted Cogf 3 217 Rosenhergo 0 200 MItemg ris state that Norris is playing on to the Utah State Golf associa- O2 13 11 15 Adamgg Holtg 0 000 a basketball squad "composed of tion for approval 7 12 5 19 Totals 711721 Also attending the meeting will players hailing from every section Scnre by quarters: 11 A C 7 15 19 19 of the states" which should serve be Joe Sloan superintendent of Dist 8 11 15 21 as a cross section of how basket- city parks Officials—Snow and Atkins ball is played in the United States One of the favorite shots commonly found in use by the majority of teams d in the western states is a push shot oftrP F C Norris 6 foot 1 inch 215- '4 '''' C4) '( ff pound forward from Utah has ''''''''''''''-7-I4:-N mastered the shot to perfection f:: and will no doubt cause quite a f trac------few headaches to opposing players ' :: i:: ' : -' and coaches alike through the ” :::) tourne3f '' 1 : ''skk'''' :' : But still there Is no indication ' 1 '' I: "::'ti 1y of where the former Cyprus cager 12'-1 ' ' i is playing i f ' ' t ii ' ): ' : ' ' f'" Army boxers are going to put a lot more punch in the Intermountain A A U ring tournament than It has ever had before ' i According to Bill Zuke the powerful heavyweight champion 4 4! A - ' 1 ' from the army air base at :Tait —''' ' Lake he will participate along I ' with Dave Abrams Kid Lewis and others These three all won '' : i i ' ' state service men's championt ? 1 i ships ' New Mexico Loses PHONE 137 Twin Fails Idaho Pt -7- - i - ST GEORGE—In what is believed to be a record junior college game for this region Dixie took the measure of B A C 9 here Saturday night Both teams were far off on their shooting Dixie had 66 shots at the basket and made seven and Snow had 54 tries and made Only seven K Hafen played an outstanding floor game for the winners and made 12 points The score: 11 A C Junior College Dixie O TFP T FP 2 4 2 6 Cameronf Tedesco Sets Golf Meet petitive sports events That action is an indication and a telling one on what is happening in Germany right now as a result of developments on the eastern front and in north Africa trist 2 N:11 2 3 East - : -6 11 11 11 1 Big Three i - ami said the calling up of the enlisted reserves wiped out his 11 entire squad and no decision could 11 be made now whether the school 11 II will be able to play next fall 11 1 - ( t all-chur- ch FP M city-wid- °Meldu—Osborne Twin Fails Wrecking k LomNkantagihdalhasalulgat01401151-:- 'nniiits Date Colleges Plan Spring Drills 3 Neeleyf 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Crosbyf 1Tricg O 2 0 0 Youngg 14 9 4 32 Totals 9 13 4 22 14ore by quarters: 9 19 22 13 Kansan 12 19 28 32 Cela r service at a price that you can afford to pay the freight on Our two yards can help you We Ship CO D Try Us Once I Meet Rollie Sleator former Utah quarterback who went to Great Britain as a Red Cross program director has been assigned to London that there Is plenty to be done but he is enjoying the new work Cubs iiitiempt Comeback Against West Directors of the intermountain A A U basketball tournament are having an extremely difficult time in setting up dates for the annual simon pure cagefest At first the tournament was listed for the first week in March Those dates were changed because the A A U directors hope to have several leading- high school teams participate this year and the preps don't finish their schedule until (Continued From Preceding Page) March 5 with four other Southern confer- Friday Then the tournament was sugence members in the state and gested for the second week in two with the University of Vir- March but that had to be changed grad- - because the A A U meet is planned ginia From Bill Ackerman uate manager at U C L A came at the Deseret gym and the Desthe proposal that the Pacific Coast eret gym is already booked that conference be split up with new week for the L D S Men tournament leagues composed of universities NI As a result the meet was shiftwithin each state At least four college officials ed back to the third week of didn't see much hope in the future March but that is the week of the national A A U basketball of sports The Inter"I dropped all hopes of the sur- tourney at Denver vival of intercollegiate athletics mountain A A U event must be several months ago" said Athletic completed before that time so that Director Ralph R Wolf of Baylor the winner can take part in the which is unaffected by the barring national affair P S Ecker In desperation of army trainees President L N Duncan of Au- sponsor of the event this season burn expressed the opinion that decided tentatively Saturday to there is some doubt whether Au- hold the meet on Friday and Satburn will field a football team this urday March 5 and 6 and Monfall although adding it is too day and Tuesday March 8 and 9 early to judge how the game will at the Deseret gym But there's still difficulty The be affected by the new regulations "It looks very much like sports Mountain States conference basdates have not will be tossed out of the window ketball play-of- f next year" was the answer of been set and if the event is played President John A Hannah of Mich- at Salt Lake City the games will igan State while Coach Jack unquestionably be moved back to That will again hit Harding of the University of Mi- March oorummis O WHEELS TRANSMISSIONS MOTORS HEADS STEERING COLUMNS DRIVE SHAFTS HOODS & KNEE ACTION PARTS A stock of good used parts to keep your car in BODIES Jerome Auto Parts Pet 1857 857 500 500 000 moo 1 1 6 are in active service The air corps is the favorite branch of service for the former Utah athletic stars i ' 1 Coach Floyd Millet of BYU an— nounces that the Cougars will bat1 4 iii tle fionr tshaeltooLllaekgee beaistyketb7li playf 1 e 4 tournament A 7 off Miss boxing 400008 for amateur fighters will be held Harriette Atkinson of St Manes e at the Rotary YMCA Boys' club Idaho is in England now as a : '' 0 March 8 and 9 under the ' staff assistant in the American 00‘4"" I ndirection Red Cross service work ' of Jack Squires Eight t The meet will be ope men who played baseball for ex- t io ' t ti 9 amateurs and 16 medals and a ercise and sport after their t4 beautiful trophy will be awarded courses at the army war college :7: 1::--to the victors Entries for the eight years ago are now playing ' event can be made with Squires vital ' : i on ''':roles America's big war o - 'i ' or Andy Davini at the Rotary squad include Major they 1 & club from 4:30 to 10 13 m daily General Dawson Olmstead chief 'ft 4 The meet is planned in advance signal officer of the army catcher yt c -q' of the Intermountain AAU to Major General Charles W Ryder ? '" prepare boxers for that event No commander of the assault force :''' charge will be made for the bouts which landed in Algiersofirst baseman: Major General 'Lewis B Hershey director of selective service second base Brigadier General -' ' ' : LeRoy Watson commander of the 44 Kanah Five 32-2- 2 ' f division infantry shortstop Major CEDAR CITY—Mont Bailey's General Ernest Harmon com? of in division mander the armed Cedar City Redmen hit the victory Morocco third base 4 Brigadier trail again here Saturday night— General Clayton Bissell commandafter a humiliating loss to Dixie er of the United States air forces the night before—by routing the redno6ffeofK etmoXto1000 k in India China and Burma left Kanab five 32 to 22 la F Halsey 4bHasia Roger Barlow looped In 10 field Admiral William commander of the naval forces points for the Redmen and Lester Jr in the south Pacific center field Heyborne got nine Chamberlain Kanab center accounted for eight Major General Russell L Maxwell Folks these days are getting better acquainted with the chief of the army services of supof the losing quint's points The score: and with one another too At those ply in the middle east right field simple pleasures Cedar eltv Ranith the team's umpire was LieuP GT1 OTIPP 7 Harnblint 3 tenant General Jonathan M WainHeybornct 44 3 219 Fisher Beer can be O 10 Ilarlowir 0 9 friendly informal hero of Bataan and Cor2 0 0 4 wright 4 0 0 8 Fro0rn1' erlaine Jmnaetic 1 2 2 1 Drake g 5 O 2 now a prisoner of the Miltleg 1 1 ‘ iithimatimg 11 01 00 22 regidor Johnnong depended upon to add a note of good cheer Among lovers 1 0 0 2 Juddt Bauert Japs O 2 1 1 Rustt 0 1 0 0 1 WE HAVE DOORS FENDERS 6 S L Chiefs Shift Meet Dates ' 1 are Z Roosevelt LTintah Fighters Plan s will be up reer league szaInst S:inci:ty at Pocatello in I tne'r nsieetng to decide the fate— t ()Meta le—Bentley and McArthur Utntah Wort Lost 3339 1002 302 1102 1102 1002 eren in trttsv A 100213 - In the absence of a state cage tmirnarrent tr) point to southern and central Utah fans'll really antIcIpate the jayce meet 1 1002 0000 1002 000 ar BAC no-hitt- GT FP 210 539 2204 71115 111 1213 a tusse I PP Emery 4 3 5 Bettvt Litstert 3 2 2 Wilifams1 Brobergt 0 0 Killpackc Stakerc 0 0 Oiseng It Fishg O 3 11 HanserLg Tromang 0 2 Johnsona lecllullins O 0 0 0 Warehamds Cox5 O 0 0 0 O 3 0 0 Lars-es Witrdti 1 1 1 3 Riley e Bichmores Nelson Youncs O 0 0 0 RNelsons Fishs O 17 14 6 40 8 15 9 25 Totals Scnre by quarters: 5 14 South Emery IQ 25 12 24 32 40 North Emery 4 O 4 O 0 O 0 4 3 1 0 1 a 27-2- p-a- North Emery South G T 3 3 Duchesne 3 3 ierra 0 000 AA ltamont 11 Bingham 5 0 5 Tabiona Summq 29 A ltamont-Tabionand FebJanuary Won Lost Pct unreDuchenne-Tatuorp12 marY games 1 000 8 0 Wasatch I! rh 4 2 687 ported North Summit 2 7 4 South Summit D isie 3 3 Park City 500 Won Lost Pet 54 orcan 8 1 143 Hurricane 1 7 '875 I uri ze Memorial 8 1 143 Dmis 2 5 714 SummiWasatch-NortSummit Fuld South 3 571 4 Cedar City t-Park City games postponed 500 4 4 Kanab 500 4 4 Parowan Alpine 5 2 286 Valley Won Lost pet 8 1 111 Enterprise PreWO 6 0 1000 Does not Include Saturday's Knab-Ced2 4 Amerieen Fork 667 game Oity 1 3 PeRnart Grove 500 3 3 R Y Hign 500 ParOWan Kriab 2 4 Lehi 333 GT FP FP Lincoln 6 0 000 GT 1 1 1 3 TiRmblinf rtaltomf 1 7CI 5 7 0 0 0 4 0 0 Parkert 2 Frostt 1ebo chamberlalme Harrice 12 24 1 25 Won Ina t 0 g Pt Mathewigon Drakeg Pa-1 4 800 1 5 1 111 Lagerg Youtigg '2 J uab 4 887 Stubb 0 0 0 0 CrN5by S prinwvi 1! e 3 3 500 Johnson Wiltsey 1 0 0 2 2 3 400 Spanish Fork Rust 1 5 Tintio 167 10 14 7 27 Tota la 11 9 4 26 Saapeta Pcore by quarters: Wnn 1411It 5 la la 28 Pct Ratiab 7 5 12 18 27 1 Qnner 833 Parowan 1 3 1'1rtn Sanpet 750 3 2 600 Gunrson 3 3 Menti 500 1 4 Waaatch Academy 200 0 Ntorni 4 000 Fetruarv 5 North Perneto-Wagatc- h and CoinnionnMoroni and lehruery 12 North Sanpete Moronl games unreported North Kr Iry - An in1catif)n 1 3 2 4 1xPrt 7 5 lq Jordan Cyprus 45-3- Six of viiideg Jordan la-it- h m Htv3barcir 0 0 0 0 MaIrrirosec 0 0 0 0 17 15 8 42 14 15 5 33 Totals Score by quarters 1:3 Weber 20 24 33 Box FlIder 12 20 30 42 Officlais—Barney and Foley Rich PM Won Leniq 1 0(M) 2 0 Fnuth Pirh 1 2 000 North l'1n Last three frames unreported others o i By Jimmy Hodgson Yllege 37-3- - From the Press Box Utah I Bv- Ed Haroldsen B innison's Victory ' Say Scoring Prize 1 'ii A U Goes to Manti's Guard Hoop A 7 February They 5 4 - I- (7:be 1 - t :' - '- ' 144 0 - '- - ' 4 0 AT' ' '' ''''' ' -- 0' 0 ' - |