Show THE OODEN (UTAH) 12A Kentucky Goes Into Texas For Workouts AMiNEt STANDARD-E- SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 23 1851 Quarterback 'Sneak' Dec 22 (AP)— Kerg tucky moves into Texas tomorrow and Cotton Bowl fever starts ris Tb! tog The Southeastern conference Wildcast who meet Texas Christ tian here Jan 1 in the sixteenth annual Cotton Bowl football show to arrive in Houston in are due romoim iJ - Mi TH'1I 'Ml lie v u icmaipts t : X :K there until Friday when they m to uanas Texas Christian Southwest con-- ? heiife ference champion won't come until Saturday The Christians ity 1 only 32 miles fronTDallas But the first feature of CottrJn Bowl week in Dallas is a basketball tournament in which the sevefi members of the Southwest conference and Vanderbilt of the come Sout-easte- fi ' lik JiL SmWamm fv mi u-- fit a! iMmaa rn oti Vanderbilt unbeaten in six gamgs and victor only Thursday nigt over Rice of the Southwest confer6 will be ence although they will be in the aanle & bracket The tournament opens with Texs 65-5- playing Southern Methodist Texgs A & M and Arkansas clash in tje second game Thursday night Vanderbilt meets Baylor and Texfs Christian engages Rice That meads Vanderbilt and Texas Christ! play Friday night if both co through their opening games The tournament runs throui Ir stan-comprisi- greatest squads evta assembled for an football game will test the single wing against the nation attack in the 27th annual charity classic here next Saturday East-We- st — A 81-7- 32-2- T-f-on K on ire htyip rn cqt 7 All-Amer- ica -- Waterfowl hunters enjoyed a memorable year at Ogden Bay refuge during the past season Three of the original committee above survey the progress with Nelson state project leader second from right The others left to right Claude Armstrong Sam Jost and Jack Wheelwright Lower left is Ward Armstrong and lower right Walter Grossenbach who had prominent roles in the development of the public shooting area im Merrv 1 Christmas ' Uintah Captures Court Thriller to 36 Dan 48 Eighteenth ward spanked Twenty-ei62 to 41 Twenty-sevent- h won over Twenty-sixt- h 50 to 36 and Ninth ran wild against South Weber 40 to 19 Summaries: ghth Wr4 Ninth Sooth Weber GtFP 4 Malan GTFP 1196 10 0 0 3 Vow 3 2 0 6 Kap 13 13 DBambrough 02 10 0 Dickamore 6 2 6 KBambrough 10 0 2 Ray 0 0 0 0 Poll 10 0 2 Greer 0 Hill 0 'Rounklet 0 0 0 0 5 8 6 16 Walace 2 Bues 1 2 3 4 Fronberj 0 0 0 0 Jonei 115 Totali 8 12 3 19 S4tn Ward Tj'intah Ward 2 3 0 4 GGarner 6 7 2 14 BFessler 2 8 4 8 JKimball 2 JFlorence 0 2 2 2 DJohnstOQ 0 0 0 0 DWilson 0 0 0 0 TCHfton 0 0 0 0 GHalverson yV jjj hopes throughout 7 15 JBybee R 5 3 13 23 10 30 18th Ward 28th 111 Stark OTFP 0 11 5 3 25 3 6 Nelson Lamb 10 28 0 662 Itth 8 1134 5 2 11 1 3 2 17 0117 1 2 1 2 Ward West Quist Hulse 4 2 2 10 Koster 2 0 0 4 Knowlei 4 0 0 8 Swan 3 0 0 6 Myers 1 0 0 2 Cox GTFP 1 1 17 0 2 1 11 Dye KPringle 13 2 4 PBybee 2 115 D Fernelius 3 0 0 6 VFernelius 0 0 0 0 D Keyes 0 0 0 0 MNelson 2 10 4 21 18 6 48 Totals 110 your happiness and your GTFP 6 2 16 DBrown 6 BWilson 4 - GTFP 2 0 0 4 1113 113 1 Inglebretzen 1113 Crltchlow 3 3 0 6 Arnold 3 4 3 8 MTaylor 6 6 3 14 Bushman 0 0 0 0 Totals 17 16 7 41 Ward 26th Ward GTFP Stevens Chreketts Oyler Jay Dewey 6 6 2 14 Cordon 13 0 3 Thompson 10 0 3 Swanner 3 2 0 6 Clawson Warren 0 0 0 0 Jones 4 2 19 1113 7 Palmer" 0 2 Bullock 0 2 Wright 16 3 4 36 Totals 19 25 12 50 Carlos Cafe in Easy Triumph li Carlos Cafe turned back Circle Inn 10 to 2 in one of the top games of the week in the Pioneer Shuffle- board league tther results Terrace One 8 Dick's club 4 Friendly Tavern 9 Hermitage 3 Crystal club 11 Ter1 race Two Be FT mm r d n O BS r don't raaliia it ill making how jnoclt fun thr othor poopla happy H tokos Christ-M- S to invoiglo os into doing something that wo show Id do mora throughout tho yoar Not that wo ought to spend aH our days buying expensive presents for friends and relatives Even with Mr Rockefellers reserves that would bo tougher than H ut4p oil refining company : 1 Me I 22 (AP)— ALBUQUERQUE The president of the Universityath-of New Mexico calls for college letics to be reemphasized — but not deemphasized — to make them "a definite part of the educational correcting a holdup man's grammar tat maybe thought about ethers a little more and wore more considerate and friendly the effects would bo catching and tho world would be a batter place for everyone Just see hew it works during those busy Yule tide days rf wo rs — players ne aeciarru at any COSt lOOtDail Followed year of heartbreak subsidization to be merely an aid and struggle for the young organi- to this recruiting Saying he opposed the word zation to keep up the interest payin regard with athletic ments on the purchase option' Dr programs Popejoy declared: should W R Doxey recalled the difficul"Intercollegiate athletics educaof the definite a be part ties in not defaulting in that it would Times were hard The story de tional program the? educational aims of velops that some dastardly Salt supplement Lakers were after the land These the institution" Popejoy meeting with university outlanders were ready to pay said nobody wants to regents be could if the option higher price intercollegiate athletics broken It was a shocking rumor abolish And he cautioned against formulatthey proposed a private club ing "rules which will discriminate those Salt Lakers! athletes" It was a great day in '34 when against meeting of presidents of mem the group under the presidency of berA schools Of the Mountain States Walter Grossenbach completed the conference '— the Skyline Eight— purchase The Salt Lakers had been in midlanuary Popejoy said will foiled in their selfish scheme But examine the conference athletic this was only the beginning and rules And the pride of the hundreds structure N M president called for The U of selfless workers found the epitwhich will result in ome of effort and realization when "reemphasis teams which truly repreg athletic the group's president Ward they attend with turned over the deeds to sent the schools from the clientele players coming the land to the state which the university normalIt was the seedling area of 1951's from some 12000 acres Space limits re- ly draws its students" of Ogcording much of the 17686 hunters den Bay But it's a growth saga few will project leader that ducks 156 and ever again experience had bagged 30196 The local group which became Canadian geese and a dozen snow the Weber County Fish and Game geese nccrri ration onr) nrm There was an added count of some 6700 ducks killed and not re- Weber Wildlife federation carried covered by the hunters Pecentage-wis- e on the fight until we have today's REDDING Calif Dec 22 (AP the bag showed 17 per man-da- y project under state ownership and An interstate high school basketball operation And will help carry the game ended in a tie last night —but So when the 1951 story was told load in the years ahead by the time if was discovered the at Ogden Bay this department It is noteworthy that the Ocden crowd had 'gone home And the players had already Bay refuge was the first area in humbly doffed its tattered headgear to salute the granddaddiea of the the United States to obtain federal taken their showers and were who down funds under the n project and all those dressing act Months of effort secured the So Coach Harlan Carter of through the years lent a helping hand Only sorry this honor scroll location of CCC camps during the hirh uhnn) at T?pHHinff Mt Coaches Paul McCall and perforce cannot list them all17666 aepression years You see fellows and gals Petersen of the Klamath Falls Work were on the happy hunting grounds Depression Ore high school decided to write The CCC'ers helped build the the game which came as dangerously close dikes into the records as a 58- gathered in botulism-tc- k as a teal wingbeat to being the do- ducks 58 deadlock made roads main of some Salt Lake private The fans left thinking Shasta the Now Mr and Mrs Average Guy home clubbers team bad won 58 to St as a have area town to close hunting a bow Oldtimers take shown by the scoreboard But a The men had hunted the area Great in its present status giving check of the official scorebook west of Hooper and believed they promise of even greater future for showed the Oregon squad too had owed something to generations to the net work of dikes spillways 58 Normally an overtime period come So they took an option to and dams Tens of thousands of ducks and would have been played purchase 640 acres from the Fow-er- s geese use Ogden Bay as a nesting family This was the early 30's The late Ernie Ford was presi- area Even more as a migratory tire season And they drive many resting area The flow of fresh miles to and fro dent of the Weber County Rod and water Now each year as the Mighty keeps 'em healthy too Gun club as it was known We know of men who oay hun- Eternal Hunter upstairs calls a on these old timers who dreds of dollars annually for mem- cease-fir- e bership in Pacific coast duck clubs dreamed the dream of Ogden Bay Some years they boast not more it's fitting we give pause than a brace of waterfowl the en- - and then carry On They had that vision several decades ago and in making dreams come true were years of blood and sweat and tears Those desolate alkali flats west of Hooper gradually came to glory when the 1951 story came to be written Call-th- e Roll dlaude Armstrong happens to be one of the few still around who were in at the beginning The veteran sportsman hesitated in list ing those to whom honor should be Daid by 17666 hunters who used the hunting grounds during the recent season Said he "too "many worked on this project to limit ' listing a few" However Claude was prevailed urjon to call Sam Jost and Jack Wheelwright and they added the Herb names of Buck Anderson Brewer Ace Farr Henry Emmett and Lee Murdock Of course there were others and we hope they are content in seeing the fruits of their early efforts When Jewel Widdison brought in the 1951 report from the Ogden Bay refuge it was announced by Noland Nelson state waterfowl M WW— devoting his teaching to defense The West has the finest taaen in its history with big strapping lineg men fleet backs and sure shot passing It will outweigh the East Don Klosterman of Loyola at Los Angeles and Ed Brown of the University of San Francisco will alternate as "T" quarterbacks They pose tremendous passing threats Frank Gifford of USC and John Bright of Drake will divide left halfback duties Washington's great fullback Hugh McElhenny has fitted in at right half Bill Coffman managing director of the charity game reports that a capacity crowd ef around 65000 will attend the Saturday game Tickets were sold out last August In the long history of the game nearly $2000000 has been raised to assist the crippled children of the northern California area hard-hittin- Roasting pans stuffed with some 30 tons of delicious waterfowl incomparable ecstacy of countless hunting thrills program" rihd therein lies a story —all because a few afield Tom L Popejoy U N M presi1951 dent said yesterday that recruiting beheld a vision of Ogden Bay is the worst evil of "win of a is" Bowling Results Espee Mixed League High individual series: I7deH Kearl 524 Ika Tallinga 518: Ladies: B Van Drimmefin 434 Phyl-is- s Thon 417 High single game: Udell Kearl 191: Ike Dailinga 150 Ladies: Mary Morey 157: Carmen Chappell 156 High team series Winnemucca 2146 Parran 2138 High team single game: Winnemucca 761 Parran 753 Arsenal Ladies League series: Ellen Higtfc individual Barney 478: Pat Vining 466: Gerry Fielding 398 High single game: Pat Vining 179 Ellen Barney 169 Gerrv Fielding 153 High team series: Property 2565: Administration 2508 Maintenance 2487 High team single game Administration Maintenance 879 Property 871 852 Administration won first half championship v Arsenal Men's League No games scheduled O V M and American Legion will roll off first half championship at Paramount Bowl monday starting at 7:30 p m Aim-Stron- High School I Teams Play Tie Pittman-R'obinso- Utah to Receive 5haj by Vincstn McKay Many ef B§ -- Smile Please afH O 0 Seventeen Thousand Nimrods Popejoy Stresses Better Program Use Public Hunt Area Recall History oi Ogden Bay In College DecSports 4 Scientists from 11 western nations fathered In London to farm an Interplanetary rocket society Looks like folks who wood to sigh far tho meant may got it soaa got a lot of pleosoro oat of photographic hobby Mast people do It needn't bo costly and yea can have all tho oajuipment you need for tho beginning Come in and talk to vs Wa have the beet of ovary-thin- g an hand And you're always welcome to our advice and technical You'll know-ho- w at THE CAMERA MAM whoio you get porsonahzed and developing printing THE CAMERA MAN haae FLOOR DISPLAY SALE 10 ° 50 i MorP PilfA MlotApreggs will be hatched at tBt hatchery says the State Tim and Game Department The resulting fish will be planted in Echo Pine view and Hyrum reser-wocto the pike as a supplement ' At that angram started a year tsme 300000 pike fry were placed in each of the three reservoirs The walleyed pike experiment Is being made in an attempt to find a species adaptable to the stoWa many waters which have not been producers of appreciable numbers of game lish in tne pasx K3" a rs Idaho Will Set Fishing Dates — The Idaho rsh commission will set IftSJ fishing seasons and regulations at lH quarterly meeting here starting Jan 14 like commission st that time will OOSSider recommendations made by various sportsmen s groups BOISE garr Fleer Display Medels Radios Feed Mixers Refrigerators Ranges Toasters Record Players Electric Blankets t : December 24th Only Standard Electric Co 2345 Washington Boulevard F'nfTQ 44 BALT LAKE CITY Dec 22 (AP) Utah has been giver a special present to be delivered next year ttm New York conservation department will ship a million or mere walleyed pike eggs to Utah nci Disc°unt st starting barkfield probably will be composed of Al Dorow Michigan at quarterback: Dick Pivirotto Princeton at righ half and Vic Janowicz of Ohio State at full- back All four can pass as well as run Quarterback Bill Putich of MichiJohn Petitbon gan: halfbacks Notre Dame Dick Alban Northwestern and Charlie Curtis Dartmouth and fullback Jim Hammond Wisconsin round out the Eastern backfield Western Coaches Jess Neely of Rice and Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma teach the single wing Their UCLA colleague Henry "Red" Sanders is a single wing man so is y old-time- GTFP 2 2 '"jSWPX V 1 By Hal Welch Uintah downed Thirty - fourth ward in one of the feature eames of the South Ogden stake in basket- - 15 13 10 40 wishes for your health East-We- No-la- nd ot first mL The East for the first time sine the single wing Its ace at the vital left half or tailback spot is Princeton's Dick Kazmaier He led the Tigers through their second unbeaten season and will be the big gun when the East rolls out its forces in the classic played for the Shriner's Crippled Children's hospital It was only natural the eastern 4 would turn to the power generating single wing this time Ten of the 25 stars on the club played this type of ball in college Coach Clarence "Biggfe" Munn whose State eleven Michigan ranked second in the AP's national poll this season is in charge of the offense KLO and the Inte mountain network will carry the play by game at play of the three p m Saturday Dee 29 Al Heifer will handle the play by play D Q (Tuss) McLaughry of Dartmouth Is the senior mentor but he delegated the offense to Munn Besides Kazmaier the East's 1945 is employing 6-- Unce jgain ng probably the two fall-awa- Boring through a line of Holy Cross players is Boris Mschampkin a basketball game in New Cotton Bowl The Wildcats win center of New York university during seven and lost four Tejas Chi York City Holy Cross men are Jim Dilling (left) Bob McLarnon tian won six and lost four B WW 8 were defeated by Texas—Kentu (right) and Gene Mann (rear right) N Y U won m 1 6 and Texas Christian : si t SAN FRANCISCO Dec 22 (AP) — College football r'"'" two-on-o- ne itSaturday mam Kentucky and Texas Chrisitoi will brine similar records to tfie 7-- M Dick Kazmaier To Perform In Big Event 1 SEATTLE Dec 22 (AP) — A bumblebee buccaneering in the kingdom of storks is little John O'Brien Seattle university basketball star who this week led the nation s collegiate scorers with 226 in nine games points T m 1— a A He stands JUSI O ieet w m realm where coaches habitually lock the door on anybody shallower than 6 feet tall And when a mid get of O'Brien's altitude does earn a varsitv berth he's normally a guard — an outside man avoiding the scramble oi nign guys uuua the bucket He plays the Not Johnny O post position for Seattle U some times guarded oy a man a iuu iw taller than he Rarely does he give away less than nine inches and nearly always the big man him has help from trying to check two a teammate or Opponents try sagging they try zone defenses try the technique but the little pest in the slot keeps turning in those 25 with a points a game or He scores y hook ihot left right with a a quick jump ashot witharm for a giant's dodge under lay-i- n Seems at times he's shooting down a funnel — John's shooting percentage for the first nine games was 556 Against Whitworth college a team loaded with height he rang up 40 counters to set a new single game record tor a northwest col lege court A year ago as a Jun ior he tallied 45 against Mt at Mary's during the National Cath olic tournament in New York City The grasshopper kick in his legs gets John high enough in the air to shoot over many o£ the tan men but Seattle Coach Al Brightman says "he can beat you three ways He can play outside play inside and play a driving game" O'Brien plays on a small team that must depend on speed and shooting ability Averaging barely 8 feet and with the tallest man just a shade over 4 Brightman's team doesn t expect to grab many rebounds Other coaches in the northwest are unanimous in saying O Bnen could make any team in the country — once he got by that measuring stick at the office door He nearly didn t squeeze by it at Seattle U Father Robert Carmody of the university faculty who okayed a scholarship for John (an excellent student by the way) sight unseen says today he might have rejected the South Amboy N J boy's ap plication had he glimpsed him & conference compete This tournament opens WedneS winnfe jl day night Texas Christian rrVi ( Review Growth at Ogden Bay Midget Cagers Face in U S Scoring I DALLAS East West Drill for Shrine Battle (UP) |