Show A Sets Up Men meetoDeadline for Slate Title Contests TonightH !Hoop Tourney att tL Saturday February 211? I-- 23 -- 1943 Ross Relates Storv of Isle Fighters Taylorville and Sandy First will' battle for the division 10 M Men basketball title at the Murray high school gym Saturday night start- ing at 9 p rn 8 Taylorsville won a hectic Second and Grantsville from game Sandy First edged out Bennion in red-hSemifinal tussles Friday before a large crowd of fans The title contest promises to be a heated affair with apparently very little difference between the two polished Mutual fives Murray Third and Crescent reached the finals of the consolation race Murray Third downed 7 and Crescent South Jordan 7 won from East Mill Creek Bcth the championship semifinal were thrillers Friday tussles Sandy First managed to lead Bennon most of the way but when the final gun sounded the score was Just one point difference and Benmon was knocked from& the victory door Malmberg with 11 points led the Sandy crew to victory Taylorsville won its game from Grantsville in the last quarter The Crovboys led most of the way but Vaughan Barker sparked the drive that gave Taylorsville the three- point edge at the final whistle The summaries: EsAt MU Creek GT2 r0nt FP I Fairbourne1 U 0 4) 0 0(TYP 31-2- Feb 26 T' --holder of narrfy tree boxinz titles told a naticawhi rad:rt audience Friday that on Guadalcanal had boen the rhhre worried about the follks bacu than they were about es P055 cTrirneided for hero:sr:1 islands battle w:tli the marines arpeared in the leafhlontezun-erhecksl H:: cf froni the U S mar'ne C base The Coago marine corporal returned to San Diego aboard a ship after south Pacif:c Fluty of FIX months during he said he had ''lived 60 years" fl Spotlight -There :s spotlight on the fighting front there are no disRoss tinctions on the front lines" on the troa(loast -- NVe all f7ught together and any one of the boys iould give their Iisais for er ' Cr n: the worry of the cs about the borne front Iios-When they ta:k about home team and when they their g') into the tight theres no holding back with necountine :3 AN' DIEGO Floss Cal one-tim- e 27-2- 6 thehns---lv- t!-I- P C 77- S7C'"5'---107- 31-2- s7-li- ng 2 0 0 4 3 3 1 7 1 4 1 3 t Z 0 1 0 0 3 4 3 11 1'n2I-10-'2 n 0 4 Yritnk0n 0 0 0 0 11 12 5 27 14 o 1 31 Totals Score by quarirTs: 10 18 24 31 Cre4Ttt 4 k 12 20 27 Est Ni!ll rr--F- :2 r f- - Jans wh:le guarding comrades in a an hole at advar id post on ri:-rf:i- Giadacanal last November pror-ot- ra Iiii'p:t to Be Back -Just to be back in the United itates is enough for me" Barney sa--on the brbadcast in that the was "gored for another to replace those -- lived" years" Guadal-ana- : Mhrg Chrtstensen South Jorthin G T F P Oaltesonf 3 7 4 10 D Holt 3 5 3 9 G Holtc 2 2 1 5 ftc:als—Blltston Murray Third and Of T 1 2 0 1 1 U 1 4 1 0 1 O 1 P 5 19 4 Purfert M harmttf 1VParriettc Caong 0 0 Toil 3 0 8 1 Totais 14 12 7 9 tY quarters 8 Tirjrct Murray 15 1 8 9 27 35 24 19 13 4 27 Jordan Officais—Belltston and J Chriaterisen Sc lth V alleYview tranthiew P GTFP The col 2hral said the thrill of rT to 1 4 2 n C ol emnf DCondersnf 4 1 1 9 hs- vhvaze nonie came when ire 0 0 2 Coiemanf Gooldardl 5 1 0 10 3 2 0 6 Hennricsrlc GGrdersnc 0 4 0 0 ship's crew bought more than 0 2 1 Perkirmg aGunders0ng 2 0 0 4 wcirth of war bonds 2 3 1 5 Jobanseng n Vs rTero "Those boys in the maritime n 0 0 0 Hansen Ing0000 not only believe in helping - NV 1 1 fititt the war their put they It" rnoney in aed that he rnake the American would like people see R-2- nc9111 7 11 2 16 Tqtals re by quartets Gra bovloovo Vaji ! view 4 4 thals—Rynearson arad 11 7 2 24 10 18 12 18 24 re f:ohting Proud of Bnyst -Yo mothers fathers and s:sters wno hsve sons And brothars the arnled services can be proud I :1 I 4 :t 2 i 3 4 I I 0 0 ti 0 I U U 0 U Paxtwlt 1:nrkerc )ri tze (0 Den soon granted by the his rh w:fe by a former New Yoric Kaye lourney to his clar:r he will to vis:lt h:s aged mother Awalt:ng him in Chtrthers ts a ) icz ty parade being: planned the mayor 1 0 2 2 0 2 3 0 2 1 1 0 2 3 0 0 6 3 3 1 7 0 1 1 1 2 5 2 6 1 1 1 11 14 Ilecaand Pleaant Rincham CTFP 9 2 0 'IS rnx flea 't i 5 n n 0 n 1Dri!iitfi71f 1 1 1 3 intir It 0 '2 unrsonr I 0 1 0 0 Nietnif r — 11 f collf Ceirrprteite M"tRilc l'‘ans:c INven fl 2 2 1 9 3 2 2 )4 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 1 1 1 4 (11:3rters: rhE-haS 35 7 37 Pief4113 Gttre” t : n 01 tclais Wooliey a d J Chriftensett Mexican Battler Sifyris To Meet Sheik lian“el OAKLAND Cal Feb '26 S g of Carios Malacara of Sheik Rangel Mexico City to fig-hFresno Ca: welterweight for a bout here March 17 was announc d Friday by Matchmaker 2Tr--1Murray his first taIcar a The drive for funds for service was camp athletic equipment of to extent the helped along e $S2032 by the boxing show staged last week in Salt Lake City a breakdown of figures for the card released Friday by Douglas P Derrick chairman of the sponsoring junior chamber of commerce revealed The fights drew $1038 from were subtracted $3568 for which -U' field house expenses $150 for the cost of bringing the Idaho Southern squad down and $12 for paying the expenses of Frapk (Bus) Williams heavyweight who opposed J31 Zuke in an exhibition t app---a- ni-e r r :t s nrc-1 thsa hoTo!ing ! Rani btic the hit 4 Thurslay to the local 1 Turner to a draw thoug h! the cl7ser-s-e-the decision w"th his attack He and his futre npponent Rangel fight on the san-crder tossing punches cond e 1huously Louiville Adds Five Plaverslo Feb K: D'1tley 6 tT-P- the prt-s:deri- NEW 111i1IE Feb 26 C171— If they could be bamied together into United p!Ayers hAve 'one team members of the make a :States armed forces might trn team'R ros-titeam bid the for championstrong Jce sari that national t sMp in the fifty-firt- h bas:n1n a cat( her indoor track and field championO:Powers icfg Nlorf - ships at Madison Square Garden from tfEr obta-rAg ery A:a tearr of the South Saturday As it is they'll probably take an that Walter their share of the honors in corn- R catrhr :Paul Shrrtstop with such star civilian 1 petition a7-r re Fr( Chumley Pt as Gil Dodds Frank from performers hr' the re Inxon Greg Rice and Cornelius of the Wa :v1“Ls:-t: rnierdani Some of the performers who now wear Uncle Sam's uniforms include Private Bobby GUNS-GUN- S Ginn former Nebraskan now at Stinson Field Texas who will run Dodds Dixon Earl Mitagainst and Jim Raf1 AA3-1- 7 chell inDontheBurnham mile: Aviation Cadet ferty (Whitey) Hlad favorite Hichest Cash Prices Paid Charles in both hurdle races Private Norfor Rifles Shotguns wood (Barney) Ew-el-l and Coast or Pistols Guardsman Eulace Peacock in the dash Seaman Charles BertA7 em: d run and in the joriani Nti: Lieutenant Don Boydaton and Private Joshua Williamson in the 116 SO MAIN hiiTh jump There are a lot of otly-r- s who may be good enough to pick up a few points r fA-s- t- - tTort-tre- top-flig- ht ‘Alq GO-ya- I 600-yar- 111- ment Twenty-sevent- Service Meet Gains Finals p 8-- 63-3- 53-4- 8 - ugar fP)---Pri- ht ld 10-rou- nt sleep-makin- ut 10-rou- I Jackson Sets ShiAleet For illarch 7 one-ma- car-Tribu- 27-2- 3 while Bonneville smashed h 29 to 17 The Edgehill team dropped games to five other wards in High- land Park stake in the last half of the regular season play and entered the tournament as runner-ufrom their stake without being conceded a chance for the laurels But the determined battling young crew not only won the game but deserved the triumph as it and richly The Fort Douglas M P led the Salt Lake stake champions the Salt Lake Air Base Wings Parker Nelson the way th Hansen and Voyce played Friday advanced to the finals of Smi the entire game for Edgehill and the southern district service bas- came through with a grand per- ketball tournament at the Pioneer formance Hanks led the final drive for C H crew which nearly gym The M P's took the measure of turned the tables was clearly superior the Reception Center Fort Doug- to Bonneville Twenty-sevent- h taking an 2 7 and the Wings edged lead in the las opening quarter and Fort Douglas staying in front all the way Twenty-sevmade several rallies The title contest will be held enth they didn't last and in the Saturday at 7:30 p nt at the Pio- but neer gym The semifinal losers1 final quarter the Bonnevilleans ran Larsen will play a preliminary art hour wild to rush far ahead and Thorup rangy guards and earlier Waldran Evans and McDonough The scores: M P's on the forward line made a strong Reception Center FP GT GT FP 3 2 2 8 Bower? Paul f I 0 0 2 combination 1 7 Putnik 3 Christatneettt 2 6 2 6 The title game should be a great 4 2 210 9!mpkinc Teptac 2215 2 2 2 6 Hessg 011verg 3117 contest with the two title candi4 5 513 McDonoughg Kelivg 1113 dates well matched and peaked for 4 1 1 9 Coburns 3006 the championship assignment 3 0 0 8 Evanss Duncan' 2 1 0 4 Adelts Bader' 2004 The grand finale will be pre0 0 0 0 Novacics 11Fadoens 2004 0000 ceded by three other games At 5 37 12 16 25 14 13 63 Totals 6 p m Twenty-sixt- h will tangle Mr Rase lags Fort Douglas Wolvels ward for fourth with University GTFP GTFP Twenty-sevent- h will meet 3 0 0 6 Ostl'undt Bonftglif 1 0 0 2 place 5 4 4 14 Harrimt B'aciaguluptt O1 0003 Capitol Hill for third place at 7 c 10 0 0 20 King Clarkc 11 h 1 2 2 4 Van Vissg 10 33 23 p m and is slated O 3 0 0 A Sphoreg Meierg 000 0 1 1 1 Bovleg Koinus1 7O 1115 to match ability with the veteran 1 0 0 2 Hubbarclf Grievesg 111 Parleys team at 8 o'clock for fifth 0 0 0 0 Audduthg place and the consolation cham19 6 6 48 23 7 7 53 Totals pionship Firore by quarters: 16 51 11 21 Air Bas Wings It stacks up as an interesting 12 33 28 48 Fort Dougag hoop program Referee—Conley h won from Fifteenth ward 56-- 9 Friday to gain the consolation finals and prove itself one of the finest teams in the tournament Parleys put on a hot last quarter rally to gain the other 9 consolation post with a win LEXINGTON Ky Feb 26 (M— over West Ensign Ensign stayed S Ed l'Aaddeia widely known even with the Parleys ere' for sportsman and owner of Hamburg three quarters but couldn't stand place extensive Fayette county up under the withering final quarfarm was found dead Friday on a ter attack of the Highland stake road near his farm County Patrol champs Chief J W McCord said In the other games Twenty-sixt- h McCord reported that Madden downed South Twentieth 51 to 36 had diedas the result of a shot- in a affair to stay gun blast in the head in the meet and University downed Coroner J Jervey Kerr said he Harvard 28 to 21 was not satisfied the case was Itarlard tniverOly G T F P T F P suicide O 2 2 2 Snarrof Evonuof 1 6 5 1$ Madden WAS a on of the late 0 1 3 3 Yorsgreni 0 0 0 Boyieg 10ickwotthc C0(10c 2I 11 21 36 John E Madden Fayette county I3 32 2 38 61"rtg Paullg 0 1 1 1 1 1 3 Jamemg 1 horse breeder 10PardeuK who thoroughbred O 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 Lymatif produced four Kentucky Derby O 0 0 0 Decker Jexf 0 1 0 0 Barker 1 3 3 5 winners Madden inherited much of his 5141121 Tot a Is 8 18 12 28 Score by quarters: love of sports from his father 13 18 21 1hrid whose horses won more than $100- - Uonelaity 7 14 16 28 Mot Oswald and gan()Metals: 000 between 1918 and 1927 The elder Madden was the nation's Twenty-SixtSmith Twentieth P GIs leading money winner in 1922 '23 G 3 1 nP Callisterf 2 Gerrardt and '25 His derby winners were 3 4 i 7 Id xhonaiusont einartt I6 0 20 lb2 CaAsoic 7 2 0 14 Old Rosebud in 1914 Paul Jones 21 JI 0 24 eyibtowskiyx Lentnatng j h4 2 b Lannong in 1920 Zev in 1934 and Flying 14 3 3 Taylorg0 0 0 Innalosonj 3 0 0 6 tilles1 in was 1925 He cobreeder U 0 u ouekau Ebony Twthert 0 0 0 0 of Sir Barton winner of the 1919 16 12 4 36 22 13 751 Totals Derby Score by quarters: Tw B1 e nweed Tops Track Field Brown-punchin- - HOT SPRINGS Ark Feb 26 unruly black gelding from M E Boerger's stables settled down long enough Friday to win the feature fifth race on Oaklawn Park 's i ng event program Blenheim beat out Mrs J L Chesney's Franks A Prilors Boy by four lengths betwo was third lengths Anxiety hind Franks Boy The usually fractious son of a castoff Blenheim from the Calumet Farms stable performed admirably under the handling of Jockey J Tammaro Favored in the mutucla Blenweed paid only $460 to win He covered the six furlongs in 1:13 Track officials announced that Mrs John Hertz's Count Fleet winter book Kentucky Derby favorite would gallop two miles between races Saturday for the benefit of the Saturday crowd Receipts at Oak lawn are skyrocketing and state racing revenue probably will far exceed the all-ti'high of $297203 collected in 1942 Comptroller J Bryan Sims said Friday 11Iadicrama ops Field half-fille- ' six-furlo- three-quarte- rs old-tim- 3-- er toe-to-t- oe - 4aAmAikbagAA Your sciiivice station I r-wi- tg Li ng Mr 'flit Al I 41i A and deales iti3an America's---- are vital to 34-1- War - Itrrrg-sI7 ! tit od ai a Oil 't 1 2if 4 1 effoi4t1 FON ari 404' - i : ta 0 h or kJ South entn Twenty-SixtOrtictais Oswald 6 h Springville 31 Men GTFP GTIP 0 0 0 0 P Bushrranf 3 2 0 Tavlorf A rkenf 1 2 1 0 4 (1 Bushmanf 3 5 0 2 0 n Rohinsonx Fountztinc4 A 4 12 2 2 PurimelLg Burr g 1 0 0 2 2 2 g pngweil g 0 g 1 2 1 3 Pgilevj Crertwichg 0 0 0 02 0 0 0 0 Pangerftelda Py:aui4 0 0 in nerm Sk 1 1 7 9 1 17 on Totals 10 14 7 27 9 5 11 17 7 12 19 27 Timonnzon Officials: Hillman and Greenwood 4 2 10 12 Soriceville Second 8 13 1 S 22 Provo Third 2 7 16 26 SPringvtile Fire VPW1 Mtn"! 5 12 1 5 21 Scr hv guarters: Provo Fil:h I and 17 Twent Thurgdfty's lirtufts Provo Fifth Timpanagog Service Athletes Bid for A A U Indoor Track Titles arnr)rirrett - In 1903 Collins piloted the Boston Red Sox to an American league pennant and a victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first world series ever played army-colleg- tho Ara' slight" (i1))--S- SI 737 Equipment Fund Gets $820 From Show e upset all predictions Hill Friday by tripping Capitol most in the hottest and exciting game of the entire tourna- Robinson- of New York DETROIT Feb 26 NEW YORK Feb 132-figcareer by getting up avenged the only defeat of his vate Johnny Greco the of the Bronx in Jack to Lamotta floor the from outpoint tough Canadian army clouter with 'he stadium Robinson was bout Friday night at Olympia knockout drops in his right hand ia in the seventh administer his uslial down for an eight-couRobinson gave up 1511' g prescription Friday pounds to Lamotta who weighed 1601 i night but he pumched out a clear- gobinsofl who as Private Walk-cdecision over Cali- cr Smith goes into the army next fornia (loon Shans in Madison week piled up a huge early marSquare Garden Greco weighed n riot gin on Lamotta the 13512 Shans 1314 who had beaten him here three weeks ago In the fourth Jake wps Solving Shans' rushing mauling' :close-i- n in serious trouble but he stayed in style early in the fight the sharp-face- d youngster from there pitUiing above the border just a b o u t in the seventh Lamotta Finally Anpunched the ears off the Los Ray in his own Sugar caught Intermountain Vire geles Negro in the closing rounds ner with a left to the face The of the fiercest milling this old IDAHO FALLS Idaho—Dr E Harlem Jitterbug went down and battle pit has seen in a long time F Miller of Idaho Falls was ad- - stayed there But he for eight 10 rounds They went was out the round and lasted g vised Friday by Barbara in the last three4 strong Bristling- Brawl secretary of the Jackson Hole stanzas For 30 minutes of walloping the ing two kept at it and while thre Wyo Ski clubs that the annual was no question about who was the tristate ski meet will be held top man at the finish it didn't March 7 at Jackson Hole Wyo d stop a crowd which about The tournament was the Garden from standing from earlier this monthpostponed because of the and roaring at the wind-u- p The a blizzard blocked highways brawl bristling A 'crowd or 13151 contributed Hoback canyon highway from inNEW ORLEANS Feb 26 (7v— to a gross gate of' $29622 to take terior Wyoming to Jackson Hole Donald r Ross' Madigama won in t he punch-tossin- g Canal purse at the The Associated Press score card Vyo and the Teton pass route the and applied a now are Idaho both from Friday open Fairgrounds six rounds Shans Johnny severe setback to the followers cf three and voted one even Two of Dog races and trial ski runs will the Calumet farms "form" playthe rounds were decided by penal- be held March 6 together witt ers 'Warren Wright's entry of ties the eighth which went to is Early 'n' Smart and'Dandy Fox Greco for a low blow And the other entertainment A dance for that night The ski could do no better than third and ninth which Referee Eddi-- Jo- planned sephs gave to Shang for the same meet will get under way early the fourth in the race day reason Madigama leading from start to Although in this neat following Cmrimitteemen report that visi- finish hit the wire a shrinking' Johnny threw the hook at his tors will enjoy rare sights for of a length in front west coast rival and had him most now Hole has the Jackson IL of Mrs P Bonner's First of All bell the when rang groggy e snow in the past 40 years Fewer than 3500 saw the DelawarW'in! BartQlo residents declare The trip over e-owned gelding tour the disHis victory was Sol Teton pass is highly scenic inas- tance in 1:11 5 In the other Bartolo Boston featherweight much as some of the drifts through worth $940 for $2 avenged a former defeat by com- which channels have been cut are BOSTON Feb 26 (En —7 After ing from behind to outpoint Pedro 20 Afeet in depthIdaho Falls skiers picking himself up twice while Hernandez of Puerto Rico Bartolo party of who scaled 12814 to the Puerto attempted unsuccessfully to reach trading punches George had a lot of trouble Jackson Hole last week end but (Sonny) Horne 158 of Niles Ohio Rican's 126 in the early heats solving Her- had to remain-a- t Victor The skiers called upon his vastly superior boxnandez' hooking rushes but from said the tow on the Victor ski ing Skill to outpoint rugged Larry the fifth on he took control to course was in operation and that Pacino 156 of Boston in a 10- draw blood from Pedro's nose and skiing was good on the'Idaho side round feature bout Thursday at Mechanics building of Teton pass win the decision 26 1 GTFP 7 7317 15 15 14 27 20 30 3 :t5 2S 2n four-gam- Edgehill free-scori- Hap Williarnsa 0 0 0 0 TMtals 12 16 4 2S 12 11 7 :it Sasre tti quarters: IR 71 7 ef those boys and know that they Taynrv3in Are fghtting their hearts out for Gra ttsa anl their coiwtry" leAve San D 2 Nc'I'mce U Prowitt Jonnsorj Predc 0r0song Paltnera Prierowlst Bsrrusss K off a topping program Gun Blast Kills Sports Figure - 4 crown Sixth-Sevent- 1 aJ:t cagelest Saturday night at 9 o'clock the Edgehill crew will clash with Bonneville ward for the division Sixth-Sevent- Player First lienninn to Sandy it takes and what Gdaloanal G TFP T - P Reardon I 2 1 1 5 2 1 0 4 Wo 01 t fight the war could know 114arrnera t 5 3111 without 3 :1 010 "I wsn they 1 7 F Poulsene 0 3 1 1 I wish it G 0 0 go 1) 0 0 through having Filmhopa 1 1 0 2 Biakej: R Bistinnit 2 1 0 4 thev ccuild see their boys turned 0 0 01 U5 Edrnondss Pchg Derpains 2 1 0 4 into killers because they are fight- 1 '2 7 12 10 3 27 2 28 Totals killers I wish they could see Sore to - quarters: ft 11 22 28 their boys living in fox holes that !n!1!r'0 14 8 25 27 Flrt are muddy- fighting land crabs 2:aliv Otticiais e Vincent and 1 Vincent riossuitoes malaria and dysentery Grantsville Second TovloriLle :On to the laps not chatvgG T P and tal:cib- ( clothes for days lrg their -ut home all the time thoy ames 1 1 0 0 2 Shieldivg 0 1 01 411 Mitchell 0 3 Beckstead 0 0 0 0 Mier 1 3 Fulmerg 0 0 0 0 N14:mstrom ag-reein- 6 lieuzleyt HaTVC 1 I:) this heroic action he was ed to cornoral on the field by obhrirlanding officer Captahn Leblahc of Abbevville La 0 sro was recommended for the Fbt- - 13tti:eyt 0 14 Limnetlf 4 I ne 0 0 Stntng3 9 it FA:roneK 1 3 2 O N Y Feder By Std ment scheduled for Salt Lake City next week end has been set for 8 p tn Saturday Director P S Eckee announced Friday Already entered for the joust which will be conducted Thurs day Friday and Saturday of next week are the Fort Douglas Reception Center five two teams from Ogden including one dominated by Utah Aggie Stars Gemmell club of Bingham and a Provo team Deadline for acceptance of entries for the junior tournament has been set for March 10 the division nine M Men basket- ball championship tourney at Des- eret gym Friday night by up- setting' the favored Capitol Hill squad and forcing its way into the finals of the Salt Lake Mutual Feb 26 (1r) J (Jimmy) Collins 73 one of baseball's greatest third basemen and manager of the first team ever tó win a world series was critically ill Friday night of pneumonia in a Buffalo hospital His physician raid Collins' chances of recovery were "very ot :35-2- 5 Pneumonia Hits Jimmy Collins BUFFALO Deadline for acceptance of entries for the senior intermountain A IT basketball tourna- Jimmy Hodgson Edgehilrs furious fighting bas- keteers became the sensation of By Robinson Avenges Li Motta Defeat Greco Defeats Shans in Bristling Bout Nine 10 I V 1SlOn 1 MeTaguet 2 0 I 0 0 2 0 I 0 0 0 t) 0 0 Effict 1 1 1 enty-S- Bonneville Capitol T F P 1 1 3 0 4 hy quarter 2 fi Hill Bansenf Patilf Davisf 5 2 111 Haiiksc 3 3 1 7 Larseiic 0 0 0 0 Huttakerg 11 7 3 25 'rota 'Fe by quarters Capitol Hill fic)1° xt -- 77 A'404k'4' 044- Ed gelffil G T F P Do ft 5 12 13 - 2 2 1 5 Nelsont 3 2 2 8 Sallitlx 3 0 0 6 Parkerg 22 00 00 44 Voyceg : 12 4 3 27 14 2 5 22 27 Fifteenth SlythSevrnth (1 TF P G T F P 1 3 1 3 2 3 2 Tannif Rothg 5 2 2 12 Fnircioughf f 1 0 2 Barter 3 2 14 Williamte 2 1 0 4 f:kizeite 7 2 I 15 Tollhg 2 Finrtona 1 1 0 2 Lundskog g Prgettillig 3 4 1 7 7 Corhinf 3 2 Pricec 0 1 0 0 1 0 Olievenpoltr1 Bowetie 0 0 0 2 14 8 bti 11 3 19 'Iota la 1 4k4 - a 4') 1 1 14 1 er 1 1 I I 1 1 1 8 Cache Plans' Hoop Tourney d te: 12 12 3 29 6 14 17 lb 20 21 Most of the crack performers earlier winter meets will be back along with a few who haven't r T41 Is Ensign l'ariey4 P (i T before this winter As 3 2 2 k Paldwm t 3 4 2 g appeared Otilwleyt 2 3 2 ti Summerhn ys r Ti10111aM f 0 0 a result Dan Ferris secretary-treasure 3 2 o 6 of the A A U figures II 22 I 3 Wollikeeg M A mhtmc iluotg 5 2 0n 104 o I WonfelifintiK 2 that six championship records may 0 0 0 0 Collettg Walbon Eldredge 0 a 0 fall W Ash100 0 0 0 0 Johtisoti 2 5 2 A 15Warmerdam the consistent Tt pc kw om 0 0 0 0 foot pole vaulter appears virtual1 5 15 4 34 9 to 7 19 ot aim to own meet certain his crack ly mark of lst feet 4 inches The milers may also have to run in time to settle the argument that was left wide open after Mitchell Dixon and Dodds each won a major race Greg Rice for his third consecutive aiming three-mil- e championship and his LOGAN—Plans and a schedule sixtieth straight victory has bettered the previous records in each for the northern Utah and southern Idaho M Men tourney which of his two title victories 600in begins next Monday night in the heats the Preliminary runs and North Cache high school gymyard and 1000-yar- d nasium were announced Thursday finals in the throw will be contested weight in the after officials met Wednesday afternoon when the tenth national night in Logan Twelve teams representing Lointerscholastic championship meet will be held Bishop Loughlin high gan Cache II y r u ni Oneida school of New York and Seton Franklin and Benson L D S stakes Hall prep of South Orange N J will participate in the tourney are the defending team champions George Heath of Preston Idaho in the high and prep divisions of I who was reelected district president reported the schoolboy meet near-recor- t? g01130 11t0000 en Edehfll of the 3-- : 51 Waldrant Tot a Is 17 Suler 1 V' 36 G T P 4 5210 5 Wilkintsoltr Evali51 4 1 1 9 2 PaNt011010 MCD00010t1C 3 4 2 8 2 West g Lig 1 1 0 2 4 Wooit g I 2 liallmang 1 8 7 24 41 Bonneville GTFP 3 0 2 1 2 34 29 Cars and trucks must be kept rolling That makes the service station man and garage man vital cogs in the nation's war machine Remember that— Thousands of war workers depend on automobiles to get to work In some sections as many as 75 of war workers reach their jobs by car Most of the freight going in and out of war plants is hauled by truck Many intermountain communities are not reached by railroad and depend on trucks for supplies Many vital crops are hauled to market by truck Most farms are mechanized and are doing a SEE YOUR PEP 88-VIC- O STATION OR most important job in producing food without which everything would stop Hundreds of cities and towns in Utah and Idaho depend on cars for private transportation Every car owner must do a certain amount of necessary driving as provided for under the rationing system Yes! We must remain a nation on wheels and o station and dealer are vital your Pep factors They will do everything humanly possible to keep your car rolling 88-Vic- DEALER (17:M 1 35-pou- b 16Id3 Sao: Join the salvage drive : : collect and turn in to the proper- local organizations all your old scrap 'metal rubber rags share your car Buy United States War grease etc Drive under 35 use it wisely Bonds and Stamps Oil is ammunition rid - :—iroriliblL a GASOLINE rdea IN P EP: - ne |