Show I M MONDAY OGDEN W WAHl STANDARD-EXAMINE- in Pioneer League Among the Leaders R EVENING JANUARY 8 1947 UGiWAY Headline Battles Scheduled at 3 Ogden Courts and 1946 Frank Pawlik left and Harry I ft Feats of PPpiutwski topped Pioneer leaguers in two departments during 1946 led ift Pawlik From the Sports World 18 with triples State Utah Perkowski and cagers Weber College hoopsters spanked was the riaHon Hiah and suffered the consequences last rler Calilead4nfh Saturday night when they met the seasoned Compton fornia five on the harawooo ai wgaen nign victories and ' IB tltt apace of two weeks timo4 six tiftfftBts rrh Swenson and his kie charges wert lauded to the trim praised on all sides for ming the "dark horae AggiJust before game time Saturday Compton night Bill Schleibaum coach spoke over the public address system and said: - Tiunderstand MNI ha fn" Feller Adds Board to Thftftt twft colorful stars nove to faster company for Mis DQseDQi? season the NN o£ the best sational team i Cleveland Star Gef$ I hope we can five in the land them a game tonight k period after During the Incorporated of the Aggie meaaure the taking Reed Svenson found himself in the Bears Set Records same spot I&aWbsJiiafl Bowl game Roae to the Prior Los AngelW sporta writers panned Hugh Fallerton Jr the daylights out of th Coast con- ByNEW YORK Jan 6 (AP)— Bob the with deal a ference for making has Just had himself incor-d- o Nine Feller Big Wonder if that means Illinois wouldn't even five the rated ondefeated t rlana ft j Bill Veeck will have to dicker with ball game That waa fed to the the board of directors over Bob's llraiM far twa weeks and Come to think of it salary ttft Man fcelirved It when a ball player develops a The payoff came when Illinois corporation" it usually leads to ran wUd agalnat U C L A in the a reduction in the pay check Roae Bowl 45 to 14 Many tabbed Midwestern report says ar effort this aa an upset Others figured by an "outside promoter" to stage in Illinoia would win college basketball doubleheaders LaBrucherie and Swenson wound Cincinnati hasn't met with success because the promoter didn't offer up tn the same boat Inlan at situamuch the college teams as good playing tion of this kind there coach can aO to keep his men conditions or as big crowds as found in their own gyms kThfa Sn1 written to alibi the de- they Bill Winfrey the youthful hoss but It is written trainer recently completed a flyfeat of Weber to bring out the point that all of ing course and expects to receive the pats on the back prior to the his pilot's license within a month Compton game provided the wrong Maybe he should give it to angle for the player a jockey instead Weber's lesson came and the hard way The Wildcats have the Nothing To Do makings of the greatest court team Tulanea nomination for the busDeIn all Weber college history iest athlete of 1946 is quarterback feat must come with victories and Julian Before leaving Brignac in the caae of the Compton game for a three-year tour in the navy setback last Saturday night the won letters football two Julian waa just what the doctor ordered am viicKc ana was proiarn From here on out we'll wager of Commerce and a member of an the Wildcats really go to town Now as a Weber and Ogden high look like honor fraternity sure fire contenders In region one law student Brignac is president and the Big Nine In basketball In of the Junior class in the College of Law ranks sixth in his class the campaign rjow underway of 90 students la a member of Slater has of the makings Floyd a Well balanced club at Weber Tulanes moot court board of ad- and Mark Ballif at Ogden undoubt- - visors and Phi Delta Phi honorary time edly is set on a combination for legal fraternity and he found P b He a mar- the season ahead for football Thai corner and Johnny Sarlo business manager of the Ogden Reds are greeted with this ques- Monday Matinee tion daily by scores of baseball Ad Lewandowski Nebraska athfanletic director proposes that the "What is the name of our base- Big Six should hold back finan- ball manager for 1947?" aid to athletes until their Fred Fleigh boas of the Cincinnati cial year He figures that sophomore farm system promises the answer Would minimize Hal big offers Inside of two weeks Three men Schumacher recently released by are under consideration and two the Giants may hook on with of them are playing managers his old pal Carl Hubbell in the Provo Utah and Nampa Idaho Giant farm Or maybe he may be considered as temporary could find asystem Hal in Carl s for job homes of the Salt Lake Bees In new as a the member capacity the 1947 Pioneer league pennant Haworth N J recreation ofcomrace if the Salt Lake ball park Bob Healey Georgia's Isn't ready when the season opens mittee center never saw a footbasketball in early May This matter will ball game until last September and be given serious consideration at says he still doesn't like a game the meeting of league officials at In which one or two men get all Pocatello next week-en- d the attention The Chicago Bears Kansas City Stars who appear drew 766757 spectators in 1946 hi Ogden lEharaday night have and about 19 per cent of them — been Invited to play a series of 153072 — turned out for their three seven gaanes in Honolulu in early games against the football Giants March The Globetrotters senior Bert Bell National Football team member will play in Honosaw his commissioner league lulu In early April brother John inaugurated govA M Saperstein owner-coacof ernor of Pennsylvania the other the two teams now in the Pacific day Bert probably told him that northwest will make a decision re: he too started to fill out an unthe Kansas City Jaunt to the islands finished term (Elmer Layden's) this week and wound up with a steady job "We are flattered to get an Invitation for Kansas City— the End of the Line world's fastest basketball team" Pro baseball offers convinced Les said Saperstein over nrpu nr Tovac Acycrin hot telephone ketbal'ler to pass up the cage same thia season The Okla homa U basketballers drew a big-gs Rise? crowd In the Garder New Year's day than the football team did in the Gator Bowl at JackIn sonville Fla When W A Kendrick the Norman Park 6 NEW YORK Jan (OP)— The innw no roku 1946 grid season showed an inin Havana barefooted for a ud 15 football fatalities over recent football game he crease of explained 1945 with 21 direct deaths last he had removed his shoes for Dr season according to Floyd R rest and had lost them He Eastwood of Purdue who present- soon the Cubans he ed the 15th annual survey before wasn't convinced athe American Football Coaches and the National College Athletic association today fatnllH Thirteen of the occurred amonc hiirh rhrw-i- l nUv m j : - 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Speak to College Men By Oscar FraJojf NEW YORK Jan (UP) — Rickey of the 6 President Branch Brooklyn Dodgers will appear to day before the American Associa tion of College Baseball Coaches wpii rhosen words tell them nothing about wny they are snubbed by organized DaseDau The irate members honestly don't expect any enlightenment from the deacon As one member put It: "Wo know ho iNl't asjjr anything about why baseball refused to stop the larceny of college players" But the frustrated college coaches are hoping to build up a bit of good will which may help them These are achieve their aims namely to receive the same consideration given college football coaches viz no signing of college players until their senior year and stamping out of the "bird dog" baseball scout Professional baseball has been putting off the college coaches for a year now with repeated prom ises to "do something" at the "next meeting" Since that declaration the organized baseball men have met four times — and notified the college tutors that "the matter didn't come up" ex-mari- r on de-feeti- st Clippers Win and :' two m oolleges and one on a a: lot Four other indirect deaths re- suited from sandlot contests In 1945 only six direct fatalities were reported and three indirect More direct deaths took place during the past season than in any year since 1936 and Dr Eastwood pointed out that increased participation in the grid game might have accounted for the rise Most gridiron fatalities since the inception of the survey occurred in 1931 when there were 31 direct deaths and 18 indirect ones Least fatalities were reported during 1945 MMS Champs En Route Home AS— — SYDNEY Tir — Australia Jan L cw arP r- Kmmr aH " — — "— 6 - key men tn the victory of the United States Davis cup team over Australia were en route to Honolulu today where they will stop off for a tennis tournament before returning to the mainland on Jan ft Let Us Lubricate your Car with the New I ROCKER" We Are Equipped to Do Complete Pnint Jobs Rulan's Associ Service Modern Body 2704 Grant Are & Fender Pnona m All-Ameri- ca ! — w Los Angeles Times Passes Up Odds LOS ANGELES Jan 6 (AP) — The Los Angeles Times asserting that "gambling has made insidious inroads on amateur athletics in recent years" says that in the future will cany no betting odds on amateur sport events The paper said it "considers that all true patrons bf amateur athletics are Interested in such sports purely for the thrill that the competition provides'' adding that it will "assume its full for keeping amateur responsibility athletics on the high pure plane where they belong7 Pig " Mananui Wins Juarei Handicap TIJUANA Mex Jan 6 (UP)— A M Cowdell's Mananui Hawaiian-bred won the Juarez handicap at the Hippodrome track yesterday in a photofinish over S Caples' War Gallant and J M Brown's Vettura Mananui raced the mile and 70 yards in 1:44 25 paying $7 80 $3 80 five-year-o- ld By United Press More than a dozen games both on and off Conference hardwoods are scheduled to keep Rocky Mountain college cagers busy this week Tonight's hoop action belongs to the east where Wyoming tangles with Valparaiso at Gary Ind and Brigham Young meets Western Kentucky at Bowling Green Ky ott r- Meanwhile the college coaches have become embroiled in an argument with Commissioner A B The commis(Happy) Chandler sioner told them undiplomatically that "only a few colleges play baseball anyhow" The matter the colelge coaches The matter the college coaches tecting their teams They assert with good argument that it is one of education and the good of the boy at hearl "We are fighting for the kids and their education" said President Everett D Barnes ol Colgate "Many a college freshman has had his life ruined by signing an organized baseball contract He is a professional then and unable to compete in college sports He fails iO make the grade professionally n is dropped by the way- More often than not he fails pftft to return to school "If the player had completed his college course he would have been even more valuable to organized baseball with his added experience through more college play Barnes continued "Then too a pro play er 8 average life is seven years So ne would have been better pre- Pared for later life with a coll ege education Barnes and Joe Bedenk of Penn State chairman of the college executive committee both feel also that this added education would help lessen baseball's gambling problem "An educated man won't go for some of those flashy schemes" LaMal JMI WWU31 they said Another baseball imLOS ANGELES Jan 6 (AP) — plement theyorganized to outlaw is the hope lne UUmore field football score- - "bird scout He is the local board showed: San Francisco Clip barber dog" or bartender who signs a pers 24 Los Angeles Bulldogs 19 college athlete to a contract for a when the final gun fired Sunday major leant club If the at hi and the crowd of 8500 went home fails in organized ball he is an unaware that the Bulldogs had outcast collegian who has sold his triumphed 1 to 0 life and future hopes for The Bulldogs won by forfeit collegiate a paltry retainer and the victory gave them the The college coaches point oat championship of the Pacific coast that high school and American league southern division and the Legion baseball have been grantright to meet the Tacoma Indians ed this immunity and they feel northern division titleholders on that they deserve the same break Jan 19 But they are in the dark as to The forfeit was awarded by Pa- just how to attack their objective cific coast league prexy J Rufus Three methods are virtually cerClawans after the owner of the tain They will affiliate with the Clippers Frank Ciraolo had re- N C A A this week Continue ported his discovery that John their attempts to put public presWoudenberg playing a mtackle po- - sure on the magnates and force a la : lo" "namr ine name OI -- ?u"ney action and meanwhile meet with w ouaen- - baseball's brass hats from tiroft to Anonwi was ineiigiDie berg in fact played quite a lot of time — as they will with Rickey totackle for the San Francisco '49ers day—to build good will for their m the pro loop last project I season i One thinir thv won't moat v av ia iiiCb with Chandler "He'll just tell ua that he used to play baseball at Transylvania college'' one member said disgustedly "and also that— 'Ah loves baseball - — esti-Walc- ar Grid Sport Saturday Evening Max-Th- e PHILADELPHIA Jfti CAP) — 4WOUld be no great surprise if last im referees August repeated stakes are high tonight for - decision over the Jersey battler CleveMaxim strong shifty Joey Promoter Herman Taylor land heavyweight and JerseyJ- Joe mated some 12000 fans will for of Merchantville N a nnn s urltnneo tViA rvintnWt T pay sin ai return meeting their c e —' v convention nan nere To the winner probably wUJ go of cooperation from the Atlantic and expects approval the dubious pleasure of taking on City officials he aUiru Mike Jacobs for from next Louis spring Joe Champion tonight s winner to meet Louis at and though the amazing it the Seashore resort in April 1 favorite old Walcott is a 2 to 10-rou- nd 4 Noses Hogan Holds Chuck H in Lead Out Hemus for L A Classic P L Batting Title LOS ANGELES Individual batting honors for the 1946 Pioneer league first baseman season went to Chuck Henson heavy-hittin- g the gait Lake City Bees official compilation of figures bv the Howe News Bureau of Chicago showed today close was the race between4Henson and Sol Hemus of Poca tello however that it was neces sary to carry the percentage fig ures to four places to determine the winner Henson had 3631 for a season average in 129 games to 3630 for Hemus in 120 games Henson also topped the league in hits with 191 total bases with hits with 35 390 and two-bas- e Falls Heslet ftf f Harry bashed out the most homers 29 and consequently walked off with honors with 124 the tallies Frank Pawlik of Ogden hit the most triples 18 George Leyrer of Twin Falls scored the most runs 122 drew most bases on balls 122 and tied the league record for stolen bases with 54 Louis Tamone of Boise was the only player in the league who participated In all the games played bf his club 130 of Twin Falls Olney Patterson whiffed the most times 136 Ogden won the club hitting title with a mark of 295 while Twin Falls edged out honors in fielding with 953 Considering only players who participated in 100 or more games Charles Henson of Salt Lake City lad the first basemen in fielding Joseph with a 987 percentage Hemus of Pocatello topped the secLouis 962 ond basemen with Tamone of Boise bested the thirdtr sackers with 909 William Sten-ftof Boise led the shortstops with 941 George Leyrer of Twin Falls was high man among the with 982 Wilfred outfielders Leonard of Salt Lake City haft flit best percentage among tb catchers with 985 In the pitching table Robert Chesnes of Salt Lake City had of the best earned run average estaband 152 in 225 innings lished a league record in strikeouts with 278 and tied with Jack Meister of Boise for the most wild pitches with 11 each Ogden haa Harry Perkowski oflost percentand the highest won which 23 games 793 winning age runs-batted-- in - tied the league record set by Frank Lamanski of Boise in 1942 and losRobert Kerrigan ing only six of Boise pitched the most complete games 27 the most innings 273 and faced the most batsmen 1052 Thomas Kelly of Pocatello 39 appeared in the most games and Falls of Idaho Johnston Harry James Ison of Boise were tied Jack with the most hits 257 Meister of Boise allowed the most runs 184 hung up a new league record in earned runs allowing 162 also set a new record with 179 bases on balls and hit the most batters 14 Outstanding feats of the season were: Joseph Brovia of Salt Lake games City participated in31only 47 of those 47 all season but in games he hit consecutively from 8 August 6 through September stole Falls of Twin George Leyrer five bases on June 1 versus Boise John Conant of Idaho Falls pitched n a no-h- it game against on June 18 James Arnold Boise of Twin Falls pitched a nine inn game vs Poning no-h- it 8 Arnold also catello on May to tie shutout games six boasts in this Harry Perkowski of Ogden won 15 Perkowski department 21 June from straight games through September 1 and onstruck May out 16 Idaho Falls batters 13 and 15 Pocatello hitters on May 21 Bob Chesnes of Salt Lake batCity struck12out 20 Idaho Falls on May a ters in inning game 2T Al Sheets of Ogden issued 15 bases on balls against Salt Lake City on May 30 Here's how the Ogden Reds fared with the willow during the year: Dale Long Fletcher Robbe 339 325 Albert 330 Marvin Trost Larson 321 George Schemes 316 Frank Pawlik 315 Joseph Kielb 302 Robert Montag 288 Harry Perkowski 281 Bernard Wester-kam- p 261 Guy Wellman 261 Edwin 255 Davidson James 214 Robert Sanders Schlehsker 156 Gilbert 194 Ralph Mohler 125 John McCarthy 087 Bennett Raymond Bloemker 048 no-ru- no-ru- BRIGHAM CITY Jan 6 (Speciay) mm nuinir reasoned Ogden kegler in romped home with first place the first annual Brigham City scratch singles tournament for men pin total Chick Dosted a Din average to m nose out Dave Chipman of Logan by a single pin Chick had games of 199 212 213 and 190 third Joe Barney of Ogden was of Logan Freeman Ed 1177 with Leick of was next with 1155 and A 1149 with fifth was Salt Lake in Fifty-fiv- e keglers competed which the VronSuncedtournament— a howling sue-cewas 12-ga- w ss 6 (UP) — Jan Ben Hogan golf's mighty midget from Hershey Pa breezed into the $10000 final round of the Los Angeles open today with a e lead and firm hope that he would soon have 1947's first major tournament crown Blazin' Ben despite an ailing shoulder whipped around the Riviera Country club course for a 72 yesterday but his and 66 gave previous scoring of 70 hi ma commanding 208 Galleryites picked him to finish in front but Tony Penna Cincinnati O shotmaster remained a contender with his 210 followed by Ed (Porky) Oliver Wilmington Dela at 213 There was no mistaking however that Hogan kingpin money winner last year is still about the hottest thing in golf He blistered his drives to the greens and faltered only slightly with his putter He was trapped for a double bogey six on the seventh hole but Penna had similar trouble at the 17th for a bogey and couldn't catch the Hogan man Entering the last 18 holes today Amateur Marvin (Bud) Ward Spokane Wash was tied for fourth at 215 with Dai Rees England's No 1 golfer George Fazio Los Angeles trailed at 216 with Chick Harbert Farmington Mich and Bruce McCormick Los Angeles amateur bracketed next at 217 George Schneiter of Salt Lake City qualified for the final round today with a total of 226 strokes Another Utahn John Geertsen of Salt Lake failed to qualify for the he posted a 234 final round when " ' total 72-ho- le two-strok- one-over-p- ar Two Race Drivers Seriously Hurt BACH HUNTINGTON Calif 6 (UP) — Two midget auto racing drivers were in the Santa Ana Community hospital had a third Jan But the rest of the week promises three games each in the Big Seven and Rocky Mountain conI ferences Utah boasting a husky record of four wins out of fve eastern engagements figures as favorite for top honors in the Big Seven But conference underdogs like Denver Colorado A & M Utah State and Brigham Young can be expected to pep up the entire circuit this year Colorado State looms as the team to beat in the Rocky Mountain conference And Colorado College fresh from last week's win over a strong Highlands university quintet appears as second in the running The schedule: Ends in Tie Bermuda Jan game Lily bowl (AP)— The fifth In a 7 tie beended yesterday and the tween the U S army base H W Hoffwhen Capt base navy man of New York dashed 75 yards for an Army touchdown in the miartpr Some 9 000 spectators packed the small stands ana ciusierea Bermuda d around the Athletic association field to watch a game played with much of the color and trappings of a West meeting first half soft After gcoreless H RC Martini of West Eaglewood N J fell on a blocked Army punt in the end zone for a Navy touchdown G R Ortagus of 'Miami Fla added the extra point Hoffman's long gallop followed by a conversion by Lt Felix Tid-weof Durant Okla tied the scorft HAMILTON 7-- ' palm-fringe- Indiana Brigham Young vs Western Kentucky at Bowling Green Ky Tuesday Colorado State vs Denver at Greeley Colo Utah State vs Western Ken tucky at Bowling Green Ky Friday Montana State vs Idaho South ern at Bozeman Mont Western Colorado College vs State at Colorado Springs Colo Artie Devlin Wins Jumping Title N Y BEAR MOUNTAIN Jaj (UP)— Artie Devlin of Lake Placid N Y ranked today as the United e States' leading hope for the ski events In the 1948 Olympic games after winning the Torger Tokle memorial jump at Bear Mountain yesterday for the second straight year A crowd of 10000 watched Devlin national amateur ski jumping champion leap 146 feet in his final round a stylish jump that made (R M C) him the winner with 228 points Utah State vs Colorado at Boul Mezzie Barber of Brattleboro Vt (B S C) der Colo titlist was secnational four-eveDenver vs Colorado State at ond with a final-roun- d jump of 143 feet and 2231 points Howard Greeley Colo Chivers of Hanover N H fjrf Saturday at the U S Military acadUtah State vs Denver at Den- coach was third emy ver (B S C) M & at Utah vs Colorado A Salt Lake City (B S C) Montana State vs Idaho Southern at Boseman Mont Colorado College vs Western State at Colorado Springs Colo (R M C) 1 SAN FRANCISCO Jan 6 (AP) Manuel Ortiz busy little lettuce farmer from El Centro Calif will defend his world bantamweight boxing title for the 16th time here U tonight — this time against hustling young Harold Dade of Chicago who never has fought here YORK NEW Jan 6 (AP)— hasDade but one match in 22 prolost of director executive Fred Myers and before he MS fessional the American Russian Institute tered the bouts service was a sensation said today he had cabled the amateur circles around Chicago committee on physical cul- in Because of Dade's record and ture and sport of the USSR in- Ortiz' with the &UBS popularity viting topflight Soviet athletic here promoters have hopes that teams to the U S bout despite thf fi§ the Myers said that basketball vol bargain tops will gross more than ley ball wrestling boxing soccer $15000 were teams and track among those especially invited An officer of the Soviet commit New Hampshire Schedule tee told Eddy Gilmore of the As DURHAM N H Jan 6 — New sociated Press in Moscow this football team plays Hampshire's week that Russian athletes and Maine officials looked with favor upon Colby Rhode Island State NortheastVermont Springfield tours of the United States possible ern Tufts and Connecticut in tte i order named next fall long-rang- nt Ortiz to Defend ' Ring Title Russians Asked to in Compete S all-uni- on 15-rou- nd Mauriello to See Action Again 30-la- Pep Injured as Plane Crashes Give your car a BR R Vk even a new car needs -- REGULAR SERVICING HOW'S YOUR CAR DOING? self-inflict- ed The association will make recom- mendations to the wldlife and com mission meetings One recommendation will concern a contemplated increase in license fees both for sportsresident and men Drexler declared MOVING? piano non-reside- nt Baseball Coaches NEW YORK Jan 6 — Reserva- tions have come from all parts of the country for the meeting of the American Association of College Baseball Coaches in New York Jan 8 the two days preceding the NCAA sessions 5-- it a and a periodic lature Point-Annapol- is U 58-4- Today Wyoming vs Valparaiso at Gary "IN Game four-perio- was recovering from shock today after pileups on the Huntington Beach speedway The injured were Rodney Simms San Diego and Bud Murphy Los Angeles Walt Faulkner San Diego was released from the hospital when an examination showed he was not seriously hurt Simms and Faulkner veteran midget drivers were crackup vicday for his first match since ha tims in qualifying heats yesterto the titleholder last Seplost day while Murphy lost control of tember his car on the second lap of the Tami arrived late yesterday to p main event won by Edgar 6 (UP)— Certain begin training for his bout with CHICAGO Jan Elder Fresno Calif of victory but equally certain he'll James "Shamus" O'Brien Tampa have to fight to get it Tami Mauri- Fla battler here next Wednesday ello the number one challenger for "He's a good tough boy fast and Joe Louis' Tami said "I can beat him smart" heavyweight boxing TWIN FALLS Jan 6 (AP) — toit's but going to take a while' championship began workouts Fish and game projects for 1947 will be discussed here Tuesday MILLVILLE N J Jan 6 (UP) night at the annual meeting of the Southern Idaho Fish and Game Willie Pep world featherweight toassociation reports Lud Drexler champion was under treatment for ankle Millville at hospital day association secretary and rib injuries suffered last night disto be Among the projects when a Nationwide Air Transport cussed are establishment of pheas- Service plane crashed at nearby ant sanctuaries building of dams Carmel in a heavy snowstorm in Rock Creek to improve fishing Hospital attendants said his inand improvement of roads to Magic juries were not serious and that The assoand Salmon reservoirs apparently would not handiciation also is slated to elect di- they his career cap rectors to positions now filled by Three persons were killed and Mel Bruning Nels Jarvis and War- 20 were injured when the DC 3 ren Skinner airliner on which Pep was ridDrexler said the association now ing crashed in a dense woods after has 1200 members making it the attempting an emergency landing largest organization of its type in at Millville airport The scheduled Magic Valley The annual meeting flight was from Miami Fla to is the only one in which all mem-ber- g Newark N J participate During the rest : of the year work is carried on nine directors by Dies This year's meeting was termed Instructor 111 Jan 8 (AP) — VIENNA by Drexler as the most important 43 as it Archie E Mathis ever held by the association University of instruceducation Idaho of the the Illinois physical meetnigs precedes Wildlife Federation and wish and tor died yesterday on his farm of game department commissioners bullet wounds which C?'"oneL f Give (break—with regular lubrication with those organizations making A Veach said were recommendations to the state legischeck-u- p Game Experts aNIcct Todoy Chick Takes Pin Title Lily Bowl Bill Logan and Weber will provide the fireworks in the region one headliner of the week on the Weber High court starting at eight t p m Logan nosed out North Cache last Friday aiid Weber upset Box event on Elder in a thrill-packcourt the Brigham City Ogden ran wild against Carbon and will meet Cecil Bakers granite five on the Tigers court in one of the top Big Nine games of the week Friday Granite nosed out Jordan 24 to 22 in their first game of their schedule last Friday night The Granitians and Tigers aland ways put on a thriller-dille- r the Friday game should be no exception mjtJmk Ogden and Granite are tabbed d classic starting for a at eight p m with B teams of the two schools opening the program at seven p m Reed Swenson will divide his Weber collece sduad into two- groups Friday for a twin bill starting at seven p m Weber college reserves win meet Utah State reserves in the and the opener at seven p mmeet BrigWildcat varsity will ham Young reserves one hour later in the second game oi me vwm 8 decision Weber dropped a to Compton last Saturday night before a near capacity crow4H Ogden High Don Jespersen brilliant Weber forward and Joseph sensational 21 Compton forward each collected honors share to scoring points "We anticipate two close battles home court" Friday night on our said Coach Reed Swenson today Utah College Teams Face Big Schedule ' Fcitciliti? Tiger Basketball fans of Ogden can't be triplets Friday night and as a result the cage followers will have to select one of three programs to attend Conflicting schedules bring this situation about two-wee- tB-ga- in Gym Weber Entertains Logan Weber College Squads Will Provide Colorful Twin Tid-Bit- s Rpd Granite Clash Friday Night Ogden ' Electric Fwinltara Baggage lee Boxes ©W Paeklng Aeross the Street or Across the State SLADE TRANSFER 8457 Eiesel j DlaJ 894 BROWNING CHEVROLET COMPANY 2626 Washington Blvd Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer Dial 5781 |