Show -- - : - MVINVM:- r - WArOgrOa5W-- - - - 'ft' r' - '" :L 1 ' Salt z'Alc Sunilay Morning 5 B February 21 1913 From the Press Box I ' I !By Ed Ilaroldsen One of the largest tournament crowds in history at Cedar City is expected for the opening Thursday 'evening of the 1943 round-robi- n three-da- y basketball- - playoff of the Intermountai Junior Collegiate Athletic conference Jimmy liotirroil BY- : Tops South Salt Lake Area NI Men umor Colkge Caoec Tourney inoul ton High School Opens Thursday at Cedar Hoop Scorers Open Tournament Monday Slate of Zribunt --- Utah Aggies dropped the titular basketball series to B Y U as the Q two Schools olosed the college court season at Provo but the Farmers 4— held the center of the stage When Coat h Deb Young and his arrived at Provo Friday Jordan ( wild find no sleeping accom- thy Pet Won Lost The acute housing Granite modations 1 noo 0 6 ' 6 2 750 overcrowded little the at kl'av problem 2 6 750 14 rrilX 4 4 500 metropolis offered an obstacle that CYProa 4 4 500 had the college officials stumped 1Graotaville 5 373 3 1 7 125 for a time 8 000 0 But Chick Hart of the -- Y" Hitgharn Murray solved the riddle He arranged for Tror G T F P tile Aggies to use the Provo Third t o o o Donrhertyf kameiliel 3 o o ti t Bacitt 2 4 3 7 ward recreation hall Cots were i oo oo 22 Turner fi Cti CV0 Kezarianc 2 2 '' 6 rounded up along with bedding 4 3 7 Galinnerg 01er g 5 7 0 2 0 Smart Bankheadg 0 1 0 0 and arraned neatly on the stage 9 1g5edna°rnvcrh't of the recreation hall And that's c C Wtta f 0 2 2 "'where Coach Deb Young tucked lu- o 00 40 W0')MeKndrek Blairs 0 00 0 nsong 0 0 0 tts hoopsters to bed Friday night 2 5 1 4 ailckencircks Davies:g That's one surefire way to get 110 17 4 24 13 19 8 34 Totals the boys to go to church score by quarters: to is 19 24 Toot le 13 22 27 34 Murray Bob Bird Dick Mulliner and su mmit Seaton Prince the three out- Won Lost Pct 1 000 7 0 Wa satch Bizh standing- Country club golfers 2 5 714 North 'iv ha enlisted in the service 3 571 4 SumMit 3 4 about the same time are now P outh City 571 1 7 125 morgati Lieuat camps scattered 7 ' 1 125 Memorlal tenant Bird is sith the army in Judge Judire north Africa Lieutenant Mu!- - G 21"It:h G TFP ktillt 31 0 01 liner is in the navy and acting 93 9 4 22 Moultonst i rIen nae:cr 1 aa operations offi cer near As- 2 1 9 4 'iN or k e Coratzc 1 0 2 1 4 4 6 BMurdockg hose trainingtoria Seaton - ( 7 Harmon c 3 5 2 8 TMcHtich 1 1 0 2 delayed is just finishing his 11 1111cHugh 0 0 0 0 Boston !0000rylonele navy training course at 0 00 Probst ' — - 1H1011 I (41001 - Intlitilli a ry i I ( I) I 31 Del:1-1- ' 0- 1 i 4 - 1 ) BN 4) 1 oI o) 10 0 0 t on g (1)1:0() Pratt Utah's former golf reports from Miami Beach Fla that he's out on the golf 24$1241 57by course-evernot playing tvaicn day just training Ed is at of- - tju'ol'ieticials go! Picers training school and much of Ed Kingsley 11 tiltrri king y - ut Captain !tarry Ostler former Utah university end and hammer champion and for a r baseball star and softball s anager as well as a prominent football official has just completed the battery officers' courbe at Fort Sill and is await-i- n zassignment 8 ith field troops The 3I9th Field Artil1er7 Officers' basketball quint at Fort SiI is a:most an of Utah corrb:nation Lieutenant Donald F 117zs 6 feet 3 inches: Lieutenant Tem Leese 6 feet 4 inches John Oin 6 feet 3 int:hes and Soren A Barrett 5 feet 10 inches are alI former Utah university men didnt play varsity ball conf'—rg their efforts to the inteleague rfraterity The Utah squad has won five games and is undefeated straght t1 date and on the lookout for competition according to Ita-- k Ntiler public relations officer at Fort S:11 and former Utah J Pct Los4 0 2 4 4 5 7 1000 and Christiansen Won 5 Payson Juan 4 parlish Fork 3 3 Tattle' G 0 1 15 4 1 2 0 ' 1 Fork BrodPrickt 11Nelsoril Searips1 Prrryt Crinstensnc RlphPrkrc Gardnerg DAtherlyg WenFnng LAthriyg Irronkst Pinogarg 01!enf RParker1 Spanigh P 1 1 3 0 2 1 1 11 1 1 9 1 1 3 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 111 3100 2537 O 53212 300 O O 14 000 0000 JNe4ortt The Cedar City Eagles and the '‘ St George' Firemen entries will f boost the number of teams in the joust to eight with the host Branch Agricultural college Aggies: the Dixie college Fly0 ' ers of St George the Snow col4 t :4?lege Badgers of Ephraim the We- t ' A' I? r ber college Wildcats of Ogden t ivio the Carbon college Eagles of Price (1) '''": c and the Mesa college Mavericks i of Grand Juncti3n Colo complet1 ing the team roster Thursday's opener will pit the Dixie Flyers and the Cedar City Eagles in the first game at 6 1 -) I '1'trf -l'''71'fr and B A C vs St George iir eiremen at 7 o'clock Snow college ! vs Carbon at 8 p m and Weber and Mesa in the nightcap I Pretournament records of the six college teams indicate a pari ''"k ticularly close tournament Weber I) Mesa and Snow getting a slight k edge over B A C Dixie and Car1 bon Strength of the two inde:'' pendent teams is unknown al- F1 :' though it is not anticipated that either team will last until the 1 final night of play ' t The Weber Wildcat s under Coach Reed K Swenson again ” have lost all but two of their 11 pretournament starts but have 1 iv: '" been playing out of their class f :'1':": ' P5 : They have lost two games to t A B Y U two to the University of ':47)' Utah and two to Utah State as ' 0:' 't 5 de' well as dropping a close i 'A' cision to the barnstorming Globetrotters Wet Misaka Max Jensen and Norman Fox are regulars back with the 'Cats Weber won a four-teaJaycee conference tournament last year after Mesa ::::": ' ' had won regular season playing ' ::: lt honors An university flash ' e ' ''' Coach Bert Hitt of Mesa has sent j -: I-his Mavericks into eight games i to date and the Colorado club has t' '' 1'2 '1'- - —4 i "!4' '‘: come out on top in all but one of s' - ‘4 them Hitt has Rodney Strain ' -' I r4: — back from last year's championship team and a pair of fine ball players in J R Ensley freshman Stellar AVeber Norman Fox and Chuck Kissel! clever ball Wildcat guard handler Snow has twice blasted Carbon 9 68 to 26 and having lost 9 a game to Weber early in the season Wednesday night the 7 in playing Badgers faltered the Geneva guards studded with ex-Y U aces Don Simmons' Badgers lost two games to B Y U and took one from Fort Douglas' All's Cocaptains Roger and Evan Neilson cousins Region One and consistent forwards will be Ogdert-eche District players to watch in the meet 19 Beer Ntlrr 11 PON ozttrn A eirr sac:te 1ezett 2ti :sout 2 4 3 7 McBeth 1 3 1 3 8tmons 2 4 2 6 Heath i Welknt 0 1 Burnalon 1 1 Fin!ey 2 2 Johnsont 21 24 °Isom( 8avicn3t 0 0 ' 0 0 2 0 4 0 2 2 6 0 0 OS 0 kOavisf 0 Ert w a rds 0 Winnie 0 Davls 9 27 10 16 4 24 Totals by quarters: VI' 9 24 27 5 12 14 24 Sig top ille and Bullock (jlLiciaIs North 6evier District Won Lost Pct 7 Monroe 0 1000 4 3 Salina 571 2 Richfield 5 286 6 Bicknell 143 0 0 0 0 9 16 O O O O 0 0 0 0 Pan Richfield Salina GT FP 2 1 1 5 317 117 102 000 000 100 0 0 6 4 1 5 0 0 4 2 0 4 1 0 0 2 3 2 2 2 title-decidi- : : years and years is recovering frTria three weeks of illness It-we can ever the first trrie Do - bing sick fori-eW S to miss the basliethall re:cnt Thiat-the f:rst home seres that he has not been around t r) take care of the Utes since he A Iarted way back in 1914 crowd of 30390 turned out for an English football game in London American soldiers last week in Great Britain are beginning to fathom cricket but can't get used The Britto Erg:sh bowing ons use a three and one-hapound wooden trail and roll on a In a recent race at New alley Orleans Fair Grounds Reapers E:ade broke down while leading th- - "ld and had to be destroyed of the 'race was fc-- d 241 0000 1002 111 lf k p tf- ac-a- ir !: "'f ::' ex-Den- :: 1 1 3 4 Pct S75 S57 571 500 143 '- ' :' $ - :: ' - : ' '' ' ' ' - - : :' Friday Scores 38-4- In Utah Prep Leagues 51-6- E pun 19 Durhesne-- 0 6 7 It amont 000 and Nerrh ( ache iefIC IIP ) Region ships by soundly whipping Kantt sas State 66 to 38 Saturday in a dual meet Ogden-Cech- Ogden Wn 6 Lost 5 2 5 4 2 1 1 Weber LOCKER GT FP 2 4 2 ö 0 0 2 2 0 0 4 2 2 0 4 2 0 0 4 0 1 1 1 2 1 0 4 0 1 1 1 1 i e North Cache South Cache Lc re1 Box Vder Bear River 1 1 3 5 6 6 South Adams? Milansemt LeaThamt Worleyf McMilianc Allredc Otte F Alleng McCilochg 51MaughnK Lundablf Cöristensenf LBalleyt GMauxhanf Griffin1 CMaughang Pct S57 A33 714 571 266 143 143 Cacho GT 5 3 2 12 1 1 1 3 5 0 0 10 4 4 1 9 1 0 0 2 3 3 1 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o I ' Gt 1 (1 1 4 A 4 2 2 - 32 5 1 7 23 um- - - 30-2- 1 - 1 i C - 1 ts 1 1 1 W-e- I - - 'r'rrr-'- ' : :k )1 tI f 1 ' ---- -- 4 t '' t I ' '''- ''''1 e 141L 1‘''' Sanpete District North Sanpete 36 Manti 38 Gunnison 42 iacatch academy 21 North Sevier District Salina 36 Richfield 26 1" la 1 !: I te street ) 1 ' IIInntiee In 21 fl': 111andint 39 P 'cf r4 Milford 28 Beaver 29 Hinckley 18 Fillmore 31 Dixie District Dixie 38 Valley 26 Cedar City 26 Hurricane 29 Dixie at Hama)) Saturday) Enterprise at Cedar City (Saturday) Hie Three West C 26 South t' 21 (Thursday) est it 22 Smith H 20 Hest A 29 South A 35 b :I Iiitt'1-- 8 4 4 Delta Milford Fillmore 5 8 0 Robliirmis Millard T F 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 5 3 1 0 - -Monroe San Juan Prep Fives Cop District Championships Fork 3 8 Officials: Greener and Gordon -- ---- 22 4 r- t le - t - : ::: : l 71 : -- ''t 7- b il 4 It :'S tz-7- tisktik 1 — ' 't ' ' ri 1 1 t' 104 lr I I NI - 1 I- P - - 714 ''t 31 i t 1 - sk 1 ' ' - 2 N - ' I 14 -- - - 40" -- L - ! 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r7---!- Spanish ‘ - ‘ Lehi 39- Nebo D7strict - Payion 27 Fork 30 IP - ':-- Alpine District Pleasant Grove 23 Ameriran Fork 25 Lincoln 30 ' -----4 t 1 half-gam- - 4 Promoted to Major There are no restrictions s ) on F V : f-- '2 - - I1 9 I I 1 - Rice 50 Southern Methrin!st 39 Seton Hall 45 nutrera 31 Friday' s Scores California Terh 59 Orrldentst 57 Arizona 60 Texas Mines 51 (Border conference third round' Waohington State 53 Idaho 33 College of Idaho 60 Northwest Nazarene college 56 U S Coast fluent n3 Calffornla 23 St Cloud Teachers 36 Berniclit Teach-en a :33 Howard 73 Loyola 47 Bates 52 Northeastern 43 In Institute pe:-io- 2 ''7' f 771 Y 8-- i H t 'era n enrinalleld 5S Norval' Navy 554 Verm(11( 4 45 $t 1ayren-Ohio $tst 46 MichiKati 44 Nnrth earnlinit 37 siiiith Carnlina Pettit State 3 2 Pitt 1:1 Josetihs 6t1 Gettyshure 23 35 PertnaViviktit 30 (7ntell Akron 55 Iftra 40 70 Findlay 95 Dcria-tv'Otternein 76 Iletie!berz 47 Purdue 49 Iowa 35 Indnona 51 Minnetiota 29 Dartmouth 60 Army 46 Dubuque 48 Unoer Iowa 39 Illinois 50 Wiscousin 26 Temne 50 New Mexico 40 for fifth tolare Rnrder conference tntirtievi n 1 : 1 kV tieth of Ensign University of EinBonneville of BonneIgration vine Parleys of Highland Nibley Park of Granite Emerson of Wells Southgate of South Salt Lake and Orchard of South Davis 45 23 17 liowant: 1r 11) 1() 1(1 0 74 3 4 1) 111 4 0 15 9 referee Otticialpt vire 1 ) 1 rp 2 A --- IS IS - (11( — Lions Tiorliten "'Nebo Lead 60 Participate took firmer 0 2 0 1 4 ! MPnclon 10 0 -1 city-wid- ff b 1 't it 11 )) :t 5 tene' 1 1 G 1 I) :1 4 16 1613 45 Totals Sore by quarters: Wensville 7 :00- 1 C 5 11 1 o o I 11 1 0 loa nmaushann Amanghans Arcillba1001 t I rt t College Hoop Results rector Stake winners were Twenty- sixth of Pioneer Capitol Hill of Salt Lake Fifteenth of Riverside Harvard of Liberty South Twen- 0 6 1 1 7 - 2 r 5 Births 3 12 12 1 1 " Matizaans I t 5 ' Gun-Milla- 0 0 1 e Boxing Attracts 40 o one-gam- ot 7 '2 2 nP11 i d 14-- e 1 0 0 0 O meet) - t 1 1 44 saturday's Seores Duke 58 Navv 48 Texas A & M 67 Arkansas 52 North Carolina state 56 Waiee Forest 32 Datnison 61 Co liege of Charleston 54 M I 48 Riehmon4 30 WI liiitM hi Mary 52 Washington 1ce 42 Clark 49 I1()ston U 42 l'ord A Cadn11 Nut ich 34 Washburn 40 Wichita :Is Drexel 71 Johns 11orkstis New Vrk 1 77 Lehgh Witehinrinti & Jefferson 44 West Atteglum 47 Weal' LibertY 68 West Virginta a PROVO—Payson hold on the Nebo division race Friday night by taking a thriller from Springville 27 to 24 on the About 60 coaches and physical Red Devils' floor Spanish Fork education leaders from the Salt More than 40 entries had been kept out of the cellar by taking Lake region turned out for the e the Tintic Miners by a 6 count physical fitness institute Saturday received Saturday in the at Eureka tournament which at the University of Utah gymnaOpen boxing M C A The Lions got off to a good sium directed will beheld at the Rota ry-by J R Griffiths Boys club on March according start and led 9 to 5 at the end of the university of the initial period and were to Director Jack Squires Demonstrations and lectures Included on the list were such never headed Springville was were given by Glen Worthington fine fiThters s Teith Ntt I SJ bc!lin! 21 to 15 at the end of the of Logan high Karl Schleckman a strong A F Robbins Beulah Smertz but pounds: Dick Salt 140: Erad Cer- thir4 ver ISO and Jeff Pelton 170 all rally in the final canto to pull Alice Bronson Beverly Yerrington from the Deseret gym: Warren within three points of the win- and Elizabeth Hayes of the 'uniRobb of South Johnny Barber 90 ners: and LeRoy Moore 125 pounds Barnett McBeth and Heath versity The entire program was prefrom the Boys' club George Hallis were the main cogs in the Pay- pared in accordance with national of SaltLake City and a dozen of son win with Clark Sumsion and physical fitness program recomthe best scrappers from the army Olsen playing good ball for the mended by the U S office of losers education the army and the navy air base Salt Lake Jordan District Davis 31 4or1an 31 Granite 14 Bingham 2$1 19 Grantsville 20 Cyprus Tots is 24 Murray 34 Summit District Smith Summit '11 North Summit 31 Masateit high frt Judge Memorial 30 Morgan 244 Park City 41 b - 41-:- ? :I Te-A- Region Three seng0000 awg0000 Rrdg Armin a Juan-Gran- 2 2 2 1 fourth of Kit erside vs of 11olgration of Highland 'ts p of bonnet tile 8 p vs of t bountiful Seeond of Inneer South Davis 9 pe tn—tiro of Liberty we- - like-nLassie Steeleg 00 01 01 ar a coin toss Bakers 0 runner-u- p 0 00 Shulls Julleng 1 - Twenty-gevent- '2 1 1 2 5 I 1 1 :1 4 14 11 13 111 tt 13 12 4 1 i by George Staples' Monroe RamsProvo paced American with three the same margin and San and the Juan county high game unreported an Cedar City Wins five from Blanding Saturday had games remaining left to Payson with two games Won Loot Pct cinched e honors of play mar-th- e Mo1? Ra!les- t Celar Cltv CITT a slim held 3 championship 0 1000 ll'and!ng a 1 ituras Crmqrgin a nri 113ith 50t) still race Snow in Nebo the San and Sevier North a gin 3 000 E!Iterpnse 111 Veil° r- 7:11 oc r v:tory came un- Grand districts and Granite in the had a mathematical chance of February 12 Monticello-Moa7nre: reported Jordan loop and Beaver in the losing the Sanpete title to Cedar Irsir !olonitertla ez Blanding r district were assured of nison and Pariq'uitch was in front - P G T P 4 a 1 Hurstt 4 0 0 S least a tie for district of Escslante by a game and at 0 2 )) 4) )) o G FirN!Igonf I f ! r I:' P 4 3 3 11 :41t!c)1' Neirent 73 07 01 7 gaining to play Car-sti- ll were two left with half The districts other titles Da twic Perkingc R Brallthe 0 0 4 0 0 0 T Brynsonr 02004 bon still led the Carbon-Emer- y 0 2 1 I to be decided 2 0 : r- ii r Ib!- ter a 2 0 0 4 A Wms:Iburrig 2 3 0 4 zprett e a held 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 BWashburms 1 margin pack and Hurricane the Dixie disS!epiemi 1fa!-Ogden 0 0 O O O er t 0 07 t B Hur9 0 Biacks r 2 5 two Ne:-002 over with Cache North games trict but Roosevelt and Uintahy 0 0 0 0 T13radforda n n 2 Cache-Ogde- n were still in waging a terrific -- in to district -t 1: go c 0 3 19 2 1 39 6 3 21 rreoea 1 0 0 2 9 Fe Tots maintained tle for the Uintah crown Wasatch high re by quarters: Fetridge r 1- 2- 0 2 14tep!!1 e 3 10 12 21 a South Rich won the Rich disover North Sum- lead -- - 4c 13 23 33 39 1 1S 7 41 San Juan tWandIng I :t mit with three games left and trict championship last week Of flcials—Woods and 3ackC1051rrs and Da a Fehru L'intan-Tablor- 1 theriyr t sittnq Mnnticeiin Chrletenqen Samorl Fork Oliver Murray g Hurrant American Fnck kr Unit Wayne Bicknell Petecnnii Weber r RraittuAlitr MatI A Heed N“riti Sanneie g Tfolinem finx Icifter t r v rs rk Sanchez limeMirn Hickman Nrii ford t Haneen 1nrdan C Clark Davis c 14 14 8 I 5 Ti A 0 3 5 rla- f D c 15 15 15 1 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 Jacksons 4 ( 0000 Los t Snrnmit r niteAch Hurrenne f Htirricrine r Terry '''-- ''i 1 W 11 7 6 4 ' 4 ' : ‘c Uintah Thrhy arnitNorth r'arliier Tlar"o" reaver - ' e l w - e h 7 O O ig 17 I is Drawl' brut Let rand Viet torn n 6 P Taylorsville playing as 0 tour- Division nine's runner-u- p Mcardys 1 0 0 2 the Deseret at gym ney Monday 6 4 21 5 3 45 38 17 Totals will complete the line-u- p for the Score by quarters: 11 27 45 39 Globe Trotters and the 14 N T a 4 27 38 northern interstake joust 12 stake winners already assured Atendon WrIlsville First G T F p of berths will probably be paired O r F P 2 2 6 Llaricyt Andersont 0 8 5 5 for the Wednesday openers at a 2 5 i 8 WMaughanf Richards:I' I I 0 2 I 5 Sunday 3 2 4 WysIttc litihnerx 2 according to meeting 3 o o 6 (7:' ILI:Z11311g 0 2 0 0 Fra nk J Sheirong Mozley divisional di- Hu11-4- g 2 4 3 2 6 K 'matizbartg 5 19 1 2 3 m 20 20 72 Birtcher Roosevelt c 9 q 3 Ramey Panguitch f ETICe Granite c 7 3 1 7 Orden Perrin 4 8 Nelsott f Grantsville 8 Newton Salina c 3 7 0 Perkins Blending c N Jensen North g 4 10 9 5 Neilson Gunnison Sanpete g M Peterson Aland g 8 3 A Zund!e 44os 47kier c 2 1 fi Raker Granite t c Furzie 8 3 Parrish Park - City f -- Snow-Moro- ' ball zanies in Madison Square Garden will gross over S600000 American Legion this winter 7unior basebal will continue this The m a j o r leagues :year have allocated S20000 to finance the game for younghep San Francisco sportsmen Eters are conducting a drive to collect tackle to send to the serv1:e nien at the isolated outposts of the Aleutians and the Looks like unreported Scut!' Sea islands Provo :s definitely the basketball cf Utah for this season the best college team B Y 1:1!itah enc! the best high school squad 4Duchene itorrn A l!amont Provo high Tanlona GTFP - - 1 ille las Divialon sine ftlioner-uTournanteaS Deneret ftrtit finnern enter inierstake nion 14 of - ' ::'------ 7 p - 'j 33-3- I it4nedif sta 4et 6 p fn—Bingham 48-2- ::::-:::'- 30 College basket- : ''''''''' '5 t 11 Hit Wont Ten Tournament 11'104 (Mori-anchiniii Lotter Itrartiel n to- --:t reek iv nitodv Third n 7 p 141—I'leitot3114 trreit Mitttain lb p iti—41'renrent n Stennion I poet Bratehrq t Hie heconS vs Murray 8 p Third 10 p 6' ranger T r otters I in Loan Gaille 1 ' t 57-3- 1 Tur-77- Tropic-Marysval- r-1:- :: ) Dastrup Ptute-Tropt- -p ' ::: : Dixte-Kana- ot : 4 11 9 4 26 Totals 19 11 5 43 Score by quarters: 15 10 6 36 11 14 30 43 12 7 2 26 South Cache Totals 5 Score by quarters 15 20 26 Logan 26 36 12 16 Officials—Chase referee Reading urn Salina 7 11 18 26 pi re Richt ield Ofuria:s: Peterson and Rees $a n pet Monroe Wn st PrL r a' a!vne P Snow 1P 857 B Bellt 0 0 t) 5 001 0 M Ho:! Gunn i5Ort 2 750 0 0 0 Manti 0 0 0 0 Bohmaltt 5 3 625 1 7 Nor:h Lowec O3 2 WChtrister0 3 5 625 Sanpete 0 0 0 Wasatch Academy 1 7 125 O 0 0 0 g 0 7 Moroni Olseng 000 ' 0 Lar9onf 24 2 6 axn e unre Oyer 19 g February 0 6 1 1 0 2 Torgensen 31 O 4 ported FAsayf Park erc O Dixie D Belg 2 O 0 O 4 Lost ' Won Pet CAsayg 1 8 Hurricane 889 12 9 3 27 Dixie 8 7 3 19' 6 2 Totals 750 5 4 Score by quarters Cedar 556 City 7 11 17 19 Parowan 4 4 500 Wayne 7 27 Kanab 5 16 4 Monroe 444 5 2 250 Offieta:s: Jones and Christensen Valley S 1 111 Enterprise South Sevier game February 19 Enterprise-ParowaPet Wort Lost Include February 20 1 S57 unreported Doeyin't 6 Enterprise-Ceda- r Panquiteb and City 2 667 ga tnes 4 Fseaan'e 2 3 400 Trc43 Dixie High Valley o NI aryaya:e 400 GT FP 3 GT FP 3100 0 5 PRre 4 2 1 9 Watsonf Heatonf 1 1 1 3 and FebO 0 0 0 NielsonJ 2 3 1 5 February 12 HSirenonf O 1 0 0 Reberc tames unreported 4 7 5 13 ruary 19 6 --'' 1 13 D Haleng LSornntinng 2 2 1 5 Exca lante rginznitch 4) 41 H 6 0 G T F P Atking G T FP 0 Wehb DLantht 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 O 0 0 2 0 0 4 Romdyf Henrief 1 5 N ten 2 2 Ha 'V 1 1 5 schow1 Earneyf b 3 2 Is 2 2 6 Tvv7ebelle Perkinse 5 0 10 O1 00 00 02 Worthewe 2 3 1 5 Wortbeng 53 32 20 126 1 1 1 3 Gentryt CAtkin 2 5 2 6 B Gritting Crosbyg Houxton 0 0 0 0 17 S 4 38 0 0 0 0 Layg Totals 912 8 26 0 0 0 0 Barker Sevy Fore by quarters: 4 714 11 28 Pixie 11 4 43 22 Tots 10 11 6 26 5 2 26 10 Secre by quarters: Officials: Kirby and Anderson 8 14' 21 26 Fxca:ante Rich 8 26 36 48 Parli:ultrh Of Lcias—Gates and Adams (Final) Pct Won Lost Carbon-Emer1 4 sob south Rich Pct Won 10et 1 4 200 Rich North 4 1000 Carbon 1 2 600 Central 2 2 500 Norh Emery 0 5 000 South Emery Emery game Fearuary 19 Carbon-Nort0 ) --- ? Nebraskans 7 - : — 10 13 6 26 Totals quarters Win 6 9 16 30 LSnkrusti Fork 8 12 18 28 Thltic LINCOLN Neb Feb 20 (UP officials—Hoover and Beck scarlet-cla- d Ne a's brask university's Pitril Springville G T I P next cindermen for ( T F 7P prepared 2 4 3 Barnett Clark 3 4 1 7 2 1 0 4 Meniova Hanson 1 2 1 3 week's Big Six indoor champion13 10 4 30 ore by -- Al 56-3- Pet 1 S33 6137 2 3 500 4 429 6 143 Tint le GT F P toost G T F P 2 1 1 5 Steelel Sorgensont A ndrewsf 3 Shettieldf 6 3 3 15 Newtone Chnstensenc 3 Humprireysg Paxkesg 1 Bagieyg Sorensong G reen wood 0 Casto o Shepherd Ear Nielsen trainer of the University of Utah athletie teams 30 e Lieutenant Miller is one of the many Utah hoop fans who is disappointed in seeing the state prep tourney called off Hack had planned to arrange his furlough to take in abrne of the Beehive tourney games oat-ita- 7 5 Officia:s—Butte star Endng Won 30 57 t- toter 100-fo- Oswald and Alpine 13 12 9 32 48 25 Issgacso1n7 4 714 3 429 3 429 3 375 1 125 111C0fill Tpat rl T F P 0 T FP 4 3 0 8 Wortheni Russonf 7 3 2 16 1 1 1 3 Aikenst Caltont 2 2 1 5 Dortome 6 6 4 16 2 0 o 4 Cleg:gc sa tttts::: LaArni ibrgtgc 3 130 il: 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 1ytund1 Evansf 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 liotg Petersonc 0 0 0 0 Dranstieldc 00 10 00 00 Priceg 15 15 9 39 Totals 15 6- 30 Scotby quarters 4 9 17 30 Lincoln 9 22 34 39 Leh t - hoe$ eq Provo American Fork B Y High Lehi rienacsont Grove man" a :n Totals quarters: ' i the drilling is done on one of the spacious Miami golf courses "It a:re seems a shame to see 2000 or :i220 men marching over a beau- tiful green:digging their heels into It—but then this is war and the course vriii rever be used for golf again if we don't wi" Kingsley reports the constant dr-g calisthenics and physical wcrk nave made "me a mass of muscle I have reduced my ample waistline from 40 inches to 31 No tening what the army can do for Iritti 1 Monday SLC Region Men Contests I I in 11 '2 For the second time this season Local M Men cagers enter the playoff stage Of the hoop sea unMou'Iton of the Dean Forward Ison Monday as division 10 opens fire withits interstake tournadefeated Wasatch high school ment classic while of division nine do battle to eight runners-u- p Wasps of Heber City led the state in individual scoring the ace bas- determine winners of the four remaining berths in the division keteer collecting 22 points to pace classic which begins Wednesday in the Deseret gym the Hebermen to a 0 rout of Slated for the Murray high Judge Memorial school T gymnasium the South S3 It Tied for second were Dea n's Im win begin at 6 p in Lake tourney N tea mma te Kent Murdock and and continue Wednesday Monday the of Center Lawrence Dirtcher Thursday Friday kind Saturday each Roosevelt Rough Riders nights with 19 Because war problems have t acVernon Barney Panguitch's made such inroads in club perto 18 the counted for Globe sonnel this year's meet is entirely points spark LOGAN—The Harlem 6 upset Garfield high crew to a Trotters colored basketball team unpredictable and two changesn of Escalante that almost had little difficulty defeating the have been necessitated by trans-Logaclinched the South Sevier district Naval Training Station portation difficulties Draper third title for the winners team before a large crowd in the place winner in Mt Jordan stake Dick Ence scored 17 points as Logan high school gym Friday will replace the Nevada winner in the tournament and Murray the Granite Farmers easily rolled night by Bingham 54 to 28 and Arnold In a preliminary game Wells- - Third will fill in for the winner of Ferrin Ogden guard: Grantsville's ville First ward defeated Mendon the remote Uintah district acJack Nelson and Salina's Newton for the second half championship cording to Alex G Adamson di-1 ace center each dumped in 15 rector Hyrum L D S stake Bennion and Taylorsville tied in Friday's games Globe Trotters Training Station points ' T G k' F P G T Here is the circle for this J 2 1 1 a-' for the Cottonwood championship 2 16 Marcellt 7 2 Ritterl epk: s O 0 0 0 Singletont Burkett:1' 4 1 1 9 and Bennion will enter the tournaNa'ne School Position Arnettc 9 3 1 19 ment as champion after winning 9 Moillton Wasatch high f 6 22 3 0 0 S Powellc 4 2 11 c 22 1 1 0 9 19 KMurdock Watch high Collettig 1 0 0 2 Taturmg - ''- ' - 1 ''' - I i 1 'ftH It's convenient tall 1 " to buy the case 1: :: t Promotes Good Cheer 1 - - I : get-togethe- rs 0 ' two-gam- ' s 1 fibtC--a-- - - 1 i - - - "4111 41 41 "A 00 ir410-gt0t0- ! - '' -: ! - a ::' 1 : z'- z ''4 : - "' - '''" - '' : ':: - "'' ': g:' '' ''' ' 1' - 4 - Ti!::2: :t'''''''' ' : ''''-p- 01401 0"-'"' PNIk10 ' ' 7'--- - - it - "I's - P 100 ' :::' :'f "''1-4-- - '' A 494 - mkNo"--of-49---7 : - - "- :1- - - - '''':-- ' -' '''''''''"' - r"t- ' |