Show Winter Sports Prexy Lauds Snow Basin THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Thursday February 21 I2oaooo DIAMONDS WON'T 1 Four Quints Left in Lt KIP GLOVES it : m fcVfct I rr WAHT MRRESTiweS fs not a felony sandvA szzohd tiwhwg j mSd Z7 NOW' PNOUSH FCRi THIS ECSTASyJ PEKHAPS THE EC5TA5V7 BUT ' ' CALL IN — m nc KWUlllNfc wrr—— JT THE JOB Villi CARRYING MAW 1946 for I fiPi WE LL HAVE VAVS TO I 1 a IO LiON'c A i - n-r- n dVniH BUT ore K j KEPLRY TELL F" SiSSSl MiSeiZjzJl WiilfMSKFT 9HH HO u-- s I I I I 1 1 Casaba Joust iflSP Semi-Fin- Baffles al On Schedule Friday Evening West Lay ton will battle Ogden Sixth WarcKand Huntsville will oppose Pleasant View in semi-fingames in the 1946 Ogden District M men's basketball tournament at Weber gymnasium Friday night Huntsville and Pleasant View will tangle at nine pm arcTQfiden Sixth and West Layton will provide the fireworks at nine p m x Basketball critics give Pleasant View and Kigaen sixtn a slight their ODoonents edge Pleasant View spanked Hoyts-vill- e last night 4l to 36 in a well and played Huntsville game downed Hooper 31 to 23 to remain in the champiopship scrap Ogden Sixth completely outplayed the touted favorites Ogden Nineteenth to Win handily 47 to 35 In the other championship game West Layton outscored East Garland 41 to 37 All of the championship games were hotly contested Camper sparked Ogden Sixth with 19 points He caged nine field goals and scored a charity pitch Fishburh also sparked for the Sixth Warders with 11 points Blackburn was high man for the Ogden Seventeenth with 15 Stevenson and N Layton led the attack for West! Layton S Oyler scored 16 points! for East Garland Bill Peterson fjormer Weber High center home on furlough from the navy paced the Huntsville five with! 12 points got 12 joints for Hooper Spriggs and G Sargent were the hotshots for Hoytsville with K Cragiin and L Cragun doing the heavy shelling jfcr Pleasant View D Johnson bagged 17 points as Brigham Fourth won handily over Ogden Nineteenth 43 to 22 Marriott with Hipwell and Bingham starring downed Ogden Twenty-eight- h Ward 40 to 30 Ambler of the losers scored 15 points Brigham Sixth Warders downed Plain City 39 to 22 and Layton turned on the heat to trim West Weber 44 to 23 Gardner led the winners with 15 tallies Ten players Will be named on an team Saturday Awards will go to the firsrnight five p together with the champions and consolation winners schedule follows: Friday's 3 pm — East Garland vs Oedpn Seventeenth warjl 4 p m — Hooper vs Hovtsville o p m Layton vs Brigham Sixth m—Maitriott vs Brigham Foufeth 8 p m — Huntsville vs Pleasant view 9 p m— W est JLayton vs Ogden W al INTERNATIONAL POSSIBILITIES 7 That was what Roger Langley president of the National Ski association said about Snow basin after an inspection jaunt of the basin Wednesday He that when the other ski lift is installed Snow basin will be among the finest skiing centers ofpredicts the world Left to right Roger Langley Don Reddish president of the Intermountain Amateur Ski association Ross Olson and President Ed Vendell of the Snow Basin Ski club Ski Official — i Marriott 17 32 5 54 14 2 4 15 1 4 P r c sid e n 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0t 0 t 0 2 0 0 Stanfieldf 2 4 2 6 C HiDwell'f Meenderinkf 12 13 Ambler c 6 7 3 15 GHipwelLc Femeliusg 010 0 20 Halsong Rayg 10 Buckjf Witleyf 01 0 02 04 ERicheyf 3 PowelLf Kingc Jacobs g 0 2 0 0 JRicheyc f Totals 15 19 10 40 Enthused Over Ski PossibilitiKi Kth Layton 4j T F P G T F P Ogden gt: 4 2 10 Bingham F P 2 At Banquet ill : ' Score 4 0 0 8 2 115 117 0 0 0 5 9 4 14 West Weber GTFP F Dickson f Thornley£ Gardner c 3 Richg0 Whitmang 0 0 0 0 Forbesf i Hancock f 12 13 13 Suragef Gibson f 0 0 13 13 Chase 0 0 0 0 G Dickson 3 10 6 Andersong 11 19 8 30 2 3 0 4 Thompson Heslopc 2 2 15 Rapalatog 021 1 Green well f 12 13 - Hipwell 10 3 9 0 0 0 2 by quarters: 15 7 43 8 14 7 23 Totals 5 18 26 40 18 Score by quarters: 99 19 28th 9 Ogden J§ 10 20 37 43 Officials — Referee Cherry umpire Layton West Weber a jt 9 16 23 Stone " Officials— Referee Nelson umpire Vf PrtgjiMBi 4th Ogden lth Marriott ? i De-Vri- es Snow Basin Ski club was host at OTFP a banquet at Graycliff lodge to 9 17 John-oBrigham 81111 Plain City Hampsoni 2120 20 44 Roger Langley president of- - the 2 91 3 15 Jensen f Sparksf GTFP 7 7 2 National Ski association who is 2 2 15 Forsgrenc 3 ' Allingtonc 1119 9 0 0 0 0 f Hudson! GTFP Knightg 10 0 2 13 7 2 8 Larsonf 4 Charltonf 2 0f0 4 making a tour of all the forest 05 06 20 120 Hubbardg 2 3 Allen g 15 5 1 0 10 Hanson c s Kappg service areas for winter recreaLundc 110 2 Batemang 0 0 0 0 5 3010 Chrtstenseng 5 0 0 10 tion last night Mr Langley stated 22 0100 44 Hobsonf Cottleg J 11 3 Weirc 1 0 0 2 Maw Kotterg there are 250 ski clubs throughout O 0 0 O Richardson g f 2 2 2 6 Flammg 2 10 4 Jenkmsf Freeman g with or 0 affiliated the United States 0 0 0 Richards g Taylorg 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Perry c the National Ski association now 21 19 6 48 8 12 6 22 Total Expressing his viewpoint on Score by quarters: 15 5 30 11 2 0 22 Totals - Referee Cherry umpire 17 Score Snow basin and its possibilities Officials by Quartan: Stone Mr Langley was nigh in his praise Briuham Sixth 11 19 32 19 Plain City 2 14 22 22 for the wonderful possibilities of West East Garland Layton Officials j— Referee DeVries umpire this winter wonderland as he vGTFP m e ison- called it and was astounded at the GTFP Shaffer 2 3 3 7 Laytonf success of the publicity for the 30 08 40 100 Egbert HOyier 70 42 11 HiinUvllle Hooper 2 16 short time the Snow basin chair 2 6 2 6 Corbridgec SOylerc GTFP 4 14 6 7 2 R 5 iGTFP Atkinson in' g which 4 2 19 Stevensng lift has been operation 3 3 f 8 3 0 12 17 Dornan 2 2 0 4 Cunnlngton Callg CAtkinsong 2 2 is about two and a half months 0 0 0190 Cunningham L 15 McKay GFowersfi 1 113 0 10 0 5 12 Mr Langley stated that in his 1 Z O Z Simmons g c Rhodesf c 42 BPeterson Widdisonc 2 4 15 Potter g 10 0 2 0 2 11 R Peterson g Belnapg 110 2 judgment the Snow basin ski area 16 22 ') 41 Hanson g 0 5 1 1 13 21 11 37 Totals could be classed among the top CFowers 0 2 0 0 MMcKayf Score n I : Olll three or four of the country and that its fame has already spread far and wide He emphasized that out of this grand ski area some champion skiers shmild be developed Mr Langley 9 showed particular interest in the functions of the Snow basin ski patrol under the leadership of Dr Arthur Perkins j 110' quarters:7 Garner g 0 0 0 0 9 18 35 41 0 3 0 0 Growg West Layton Parkerc 0 0 0 0 4 15 23 37 East Garland Officials — Referee Hancock umpire 13 16 5 31 10 16 3 23 Totals Sneddon Score by quarters: 13 18 22 31 Huntsville Ogden 17th Ogden ti u 1 1 19 23 Hooper GTFP GTFP — Hancock and Price Officials 3 0 0 6 Zunden! Blackburn f 5 10 5 15 5 2 111 Ftshburnf Kennedy f 24 102 68 HovUville 1 Pleasant View 7 9 19 Camper c 5 Weisec 1 4 1 3'GTFP 1 2 0 2 Wooleyg Blood GTFP Preecef K Gragun 2 6 6 10 McDonaldg 12131520 10 GSargentf 1113 1 2 0 2 Youngg 14 13 RSargent LGragun 6 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 Scovilleg 5 4 111 Spriggsc Wilkinsonc 2 115 1 0 0 2 Berryessag 1 4 3 5 2 4 4 8 Juddg Berrettg 0 0 0 0 Porterc Jones g 11 4 3 3 12 13 Tremelingg 0 0 0 0 Griffing 0 0 0 0 Bayer i Johns 0 111 0 0 0 0 Smithg 0 0 0 0 Brooksg 2 2 0 4 by V I Big Field in areas approximately every three years He has been president since 1936 and prior to that time was treasurer for five years Those in attendance were: Roger Langley president National Ski association Don Reddish president of Intermountain Amateur Ski association F C Koziol regional forester Wasatch district Ed Vendell president Snow Basin Ski club Harold Welch city commissioner Bill Eccles Ross Olsen Corey Engen Reg Pope Dr Perkins Mr and Mrs F C MontIsraelson morency Marguerite Glenn Adams The bus service as announced by Charles DeMoisy chairman of the transportation committee will opy erate Friday Saturday and leaving 25th street and Ogden avenue at nine a m and leaving y the Basin at p m for the return trip four-thirt- Halliwell Selects Three Umpires San Bernardino To Play Weber Weber college hoopsters ten strong and Reed Swenson and Perron Losee will depart Friday for Ephraim and Compton California At Ephraim Friday and Saturday nights Weber will meet Snow college in final league games need one victory to Clinch They the 1946 crown Weber will meet San Bernardino in the opening round at Compton Calif next week Pasadena will meet Dixie of St George and Branch college test SMCC in opening Aggies round skirmishes THE V4AC wmm I a ftirt TOO EH? 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VALKf NOW 111 TELL ojp AND CRAWLED IILjlUUfc "STAIRS Y ZED 5KEEN GET OUT THE BACK WAY THRU TH' "gBl 7 j ing camp assignments: National League Brooklyn Sanford Fla— Lynton starting third Santa Catalina Island — John B (Jocko) Conlan sixth seasonCincinnati Tampa Fla — Walter (Butch) Henline second season (Dusty) Boggess season Chicago Avalon By The Associated Press 1 East Jt The Ogde"n City Bowung assoNew jYork 64 City College ciation's first annual individual Brooklyn Collegeqf35 match play tournament got underNew York Miami Fla — Al Bar-lic- k Westminster (Pa) 54 Pitt 50 way last night a the Ogaen Bowl returned from service Allegheny 51 fhiel 37 ing center when 58 of the city's Miami Beach Fla Philadelphia outstanding bowlers started the Temple 51 Valley Forge General — Larry Goetz 10th season four weeks' competition that will Hospital 5p Pittsburgh San Bernardino wind up with a nice trophy furCalif— Mag erkurth 17th season 56 Bushnell 35 Lafayette nished 1ty Mayor Romney to the Louis St Petersburg Fla — St 65 C A B Winner of each class and American 48 Georgetown Lou Jorda 12th season New Hampshire 47 Bowdoin 43 Qualifying games are being Ft Lauderdale Fla — Boston bowled the first two weeks after Connecticut 43 Providence (R Bill Stewart which individual match play will American League be conducted during the last two I) College 41 Boston Sarasota Fla — J i m Syracuse 59 Manhattan 36 Wednesdays and the bowlers are 58 St 49 third season Muhlenberg to sure be Boyer Joseph's they starting strong Columbia 52 Fbrdham 51 are in the first 10 of their class Chicago Pasadena Calif — Art Fifth Service Command 52 Alli- Passarella fourth season next Wednesday when the quali- ance 39 Cleveland Clearwater Fla — Bill (Pa) Junior fying games will be completed Boston UniversityCollege 62 Northeast- Summers 13th season B and C class bowlers put on 25 Detroit Lakeland Fla — Ed Romthe show last night and it appears ernNew 5fi St mel ninth season that interest among these two Johns York University C Balboa Z— New York (Brooklyn) 54 (overtime) classes is considerably stronger Lock Haven Teachers 63 Mans- Charley Berry fourth season than in the A division Marv field New York Bradenton Fla — Bill (Pa) Teachers 22 Gealta a class B bowler led the 79 LaSalle 54 Grieve ninth season Gettysburg field last night with a splendid Iona 66 Brooklvn Armv Ease 4fi Philadelphia West Palm Beach 258 first game and an 850 series Coast Guard Academy 72 Rhode Fla— Hal Weafer fourth season for the only average over 200 St Luiis Anaheim Calif — Joe Joe Barney's 771 in class A was Island State ninth season Rue Philadelphia Naval Base 63 next best for the night followed Lakehurst Orlando Fla — Cal 36 Washington (N J) by Bud Ball class A with 764 10th season Ellis Hubbard Island fi7 Coakt Onarrl Fnrt Jim Yerage "class B witn 763 and Slocum 42! Washington and nearby clubs — Al Fialdini class A with 762 Nick (Red) Jones third season South Cliff Beck led the clas C keg-leNew York and Detroit — Papar-ell- a with 734 followed closely by Arkansas! 64 Camp Robinson 53 season first Commissioner Harold Welch with William and Mary 42 Maryland oo Ff 1 732 Miami 46 Florida Southern ColFollowing are 4he 10 high men in each class: Class A Joe Bar- lege 43 North Carolina 64 Catawba 38 ney 771: Bud Ball 764: Al FialWake Forest 36 Furman 32 736 dini 762: Bill Chick Bill Smith 709 Lou Bryan 703 Max xxi3S1ss1ppi state 54 Mississippi Kosof 692 Chick Bowerbank 687 33 ONTARIO Calif Feb 21 (UP) Tulane 7R Nnvoi Repair Base Tom White 671 A W Smith 658 The Hollywood Stars went into Class B Marv Gealta 850 Jim (New OrleanO K their third day of spring prac-Si- x Loyola (New Orleans) 68- South- tice Yerage 763 Wait Lovell 741 Larnew nlavers today with ry Taylor 741 Lee Richardson eastern Louisiana Institute 34 of them four ioininc the 736 Hap Payne 736 Harold Wise pitchers 50 45 Navy West 20 already on hand Johns Hopkins Virginia 47 Loyola (BaltiZ?8 Tom Cannon 721 Fera Young The newcomers were John Mar714 Al DeCorso 702 more) 37 shall Pappy Joiner Jor Kralo-vic- h Class C Cliff Beck 734 Harold Midwest !'! and George Bird Ditchers Welch 732 Cliff Perrin 731 Linand Bill ton Pardonett 731 Jack Perry 54 Notre Dame 56 Michigan State and Henry Robinson Barusoff outfielders 723 Lieut L Bertolucci 706 Fred Iowa 64 Loras 40 Pullum 703 E A Victor 671 Fort Sheridan 71 Loyola (ChiLloyd Jacobson' 670 Dale Read cago) 53 668 Chairman Joe Barney said: "It Southwest is the desire of the tournament University of Houston 62 South- rfrfieved by Moist Heat committee to have all bowlers west Texas Teachers 55 compete under the same condi- Far West ANTIPHLOGISTINE tions therefore next week's sched Los Angeles Shamrocks 46 ule will reverse the squads as they The moist heat of an SIMPLE College 39 ANTlPHLOclSTINE bowled this week and the seven Lm-iiel- d 59 Portland CHEST COLD University of poultice relieves coufh p m squad of the first week will tightness of chest muscle College 56 U Ji!L SORE THROAT roll at nine p m next week Bowls 39 soreness due to chest San Jose State 45 St Mary ers will also start on the set of BRONCHIAL cold bronchial irritation and simple sore throat to next IRRITATION the alleys right ot where ANTIPHLOGISFtr REAL PROMPT RELIEF from SIMPLE they finished last night a games TINE poultice just- hot rs 1 J B 00T i SWOVO OVi'L 6 6 VJ WERE TOO O0"VUNJVj VDO'RE If oOiMGVOU OVERSTUiPFED 5ARlsi NiEEDNT O fKlNKxNE FORGOTTrsi TrAKT 0N)L?'---YO- 66 A "S: E6ADPET 1 YOU D ABOUT YOU R A VORKlrS V4&LL r I) M-- FROWV NiOjO K raisins Your EXCELLENT VTOEA' EnC E LL E NiT--- - ONi sHfe X 3UST boart PRICES 25 PERCfeNiT BEIf3 THAT'S VOHAT YOU'R& C505NG TO BE ARE' — i II V DOlrsIG SOME LEARMEO FROVVTE: BOY6 THAT YOU ARE Vol) fcsiD TrAW WVPOTtST PEtENSD OF YOURS VNiORKED ONi ME look hf'c A WJOMDERFUL SPOUSE VMHAT hrz i STUDY IMJ3 WHILE HE'S WAITING fj Hi sour a hot you' i HEAD WOULD BE iSS VEH- r) j I l 1 rl"i BOB8lNJ3 ACOUMD V LIKE A SPARROW I AUST gLBBERiN)Gy- - I I' 1 i - VAH f BUT HE'LL SPEMD TH' LAST HALF OF HIS LIFE READINJ' ABOUT WHAT HE DIDN'T SEE M TH' FIRST HALF OF IT V v V" Hollywood Stars Open Training A - I 'ill Pre-Flig- 1 o 8 ht Chest Cold Misery Pep-Perdi- ne i-- "eyes that of ®®(?CiS'a I - POULTRYMEN Tune in each Monday through Saturday 6:55 a m for th " rv Jl- Front" Program feautring news nf vtwi vv juuiuy owners Sponsored by C C ANDERSON CO OVER KLO MUSCULAR CHESPAINS Appfa Easier Tm Murd Plaster! mi tus on m X BEATIFIC - Sun-cla- POCATELLO Idaho Feb 21 (AP) — Three Pioneer Baseball league umpires have accepted terms and will sign contracts for the 1946 season shortly League President Jack Halliwell said today He identified the three as Hughie Day of Portland Ore: Les Burns of Phoenix Ariz and Gus C Hanke of Vancouver Wash The league is also ' in the final stages of dickering" for Charles F Schartow who is now attending the school for umpires run by Bill McGowan American league umpire-in-chief at Hockledge Fla Sen art on was recommended to the league by McGowan The first "play ball" signal for the league which includes teams from Pocatello Idaho Falls Twin Falls Boise Ogden and Salt Lake City will be given May 3 — barring rain Halliwpll thinlrs thp nurlnnlr fnr success in resumption of play the first since 1942 is bright "At this stage of the game we have nothing to wprry about" he remarked "All clubs have reported everything is going fine and all parks will be in tip-to- p for the start of the season" shape Basketball Results Match Play Series jTO TAKE LOWEST 3AG was on a par United States much surprised the new toboggan which was designed by Dr Perkins Mr Langley could not Juliusong 13 24 9 35 14 3 47 Totals get over the friendly spirit that 22 Score bv IS 18 6 36 13 1815 41 quarters: Totals exists at Snow basin 16 29 40 47 Ogden 6th Score He intends to visit Montana Osden by quarter: 9 15 21 33 17th 7 12 17 36 Portland Ore: and Seattle Wash Officials — Referee Sneddon umpire HoytSfiH9 view 13 21 27 41 pjeat before returning to his home in Officials — Price and Hancock Boston Mass It is a practice of NEW YORK Feb 21 (UP)— Folthe National Ski association president to make a tour of all skiing lowing are the National and Ameri-ca- n and stated that it with any in the He was also very when he examined ) Xfi' ——S7 ore-tournam- Men Basketball Summary M onored N a tional u 4-- 1 IK to be comfortenough able — then feel the moist heat go right to work on that cough tightness of chest muscle soreness Does good feels good for several hours ANTIPHLOGISTINE Th mo"' heat of reduces pain poultice also relieves stiff swelling limbers up aching muscles due to a simple boil sprain bruise simitar injury or condition Get ANTIPHLOGISTINE (Aunty Flo) in tube or can at any drug store NOW SPRAIN BRUISE SORE MUSCLES BOILS BUOSVE 1 FiRST SHOT m !30Kga starring in "The Uve Target" LApy PL6EZ! 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