Show ' ' hEsmnES' Brigham Yoting Readyto Defend Cage Title ' —: - : Snowville Rabbit Drive Ogdenites— Conduct ' m - f — 1- Denver Tests Cougars Friday In New Field House Utes Oppose DU Saturday ' 7 : Coaches to Honor Glen Warner Glenn Seobey "Pop" Warner famous football coach of other days was one o! the honored guests at the Rose Bowl game at Pasadena on January 1 Pop will bi honored again on January 10 when coaches at the national convention at Cincinnati present him with the trophy BSft Two time champion Brigham Young opens defense of its but the Cougars and Skyline basketball title this week-en- d the other Skyliners will be hard pressed to overtake front BSSSSSSSSf old-time- rs Warner brought Stanford its first national gridiron tame when as coach of the Indians he brought three teams to the Rose bowl classic In 1925 his club led by the man he calls the- - greatest player who ever lived Ernie Nevers lost a thrilling decision to Notre Dame with its famed 'Tour Horsetnen" Two years later his Indians were tied by Alabama and in 1928 Warner's footballers scored the first victory for Stanford by defeating I 4 Pittsburgh ugoennes While in Los Angeles last week he stayed at the famous Jonothan club with his former captain and long time pal Hal McCrerry center for the Stanfords in the as the guest of his nephew Norman Dunbar Oddly enough Warner's room was 1111— or two complete football teams — though the old master thinks little of the two platoon system In his day a football player www UOU tu UC It itla rhinute man— such as Jim Hhorpe whom he coached at Carlisle In Los Angeles Warner said: "Football has been good to me all my life And if I had to live it over I wouldn't make a single change "It s a great game and if the people in charge of collegiate athletics will simply leave it alone it will continue to be one of the finest institutions of our American way of life" Sports Tidbits Forest Evashevski new University of Iowa football mentor onetime star at University of Michigan in football says University of Southern California and California were better football teams during the 1951 season than Stanford His team dropped close decisions to each of these outfits He also says Big Ten football is superior to the P C C brand John Roning of Utah State and Jack Curtice of Utah University will attend the coaches national meeting at Cincinnati next week Coaches of all parts ot the nation will be in attendance Jim Downing will offer the first aeries of boxing programs at ? the Berthana this everting Utah's Rex Lay ne meets Jack Nelson in a d exhibition This will be Layne's first ring appearance since he lost to Ezzard Charles last fall at Pittsburgh Region One basketball teams will clash in second round games this week end South Cache plays at Weber and Bear River Invades Og-dBox Elder will get into action against Logan and North Cache will draw a bye Westminster and Weber college es OU- four-roun- en 9HBK w ' gM rabbit drive southwest of Snowville Upper left directing shoot are Joe Hurd PdenltM participated in a suocessful Armstrong gunners climbing into trucks preparatory to ride into sagebrnsh are second from leftTCharles Eubank drop- iiT off moving traek third from left upper right Hal Welch fish and game editor posing for gag shot at froxen rabbit Many Problems ping up in snow lower left FJeldsted aiming automatie lower second from left Dick coffee for Richard Nasfell propped pom aadGeorge lower third from left Chet Olsen preparing hot lunch for GeorgeHemingwag Nasfell lower right successful hunters return to buses For Coaches Utah Junior Is Bobcats Take At Gathering Winner at Lead in RMC CINCINNATI Jan (AP) flock of potential headaches was on piled agenda as nary sessions started today for the Casaba Circuit 46th annual convention of the Jumping Event tional Athletic u2?5? nerIy Ea the) prelimi- Collegiate associa- "up in —A 7 - post-seas- on ECKER HILL Utah Jan 7 (UP) A University of Utah junior Jay Barrus topped the class A skiers Sunday in a ski jumping exhibit at Utah's Ecker Hill that raised about $500 for the American Winter Olympics team Barrus had leaps of 124 and 127 feet and form that n gave him 2875 points in the class A field Don Williams was second and Gordon Despain near-perfe- ct five-ma- MONDAY EVENING JANUARY 7 1952 Arithmetic Proves Jack Hunt Monetary Success as Sunday Slaughter Nets 3000 74-6- non-leag- third In the class B division top place By Hal Welch went to Bick Bobbins University Unless my eighth-grad- e arithmetic is nuts a party of of Utah freshman with two jumps of 120 feet Class C honors went Ogden scatterguhners Sunday conserved upwards of a milto Dick Rasmussen 16 with flights lion pounds of valuable range hay and other sheep and cattle The actual N C A A sessions of 101 and 106 feet fodder An incidental was an estimated kill of 3000 wild About 1500 fans attended the wort t start until Thursday but comfimeet which was prompted by jack rabbits mittee gatherings and meetings of affiliated organizations started to- nancial difficulties of the AmeriReally the rabbit drive is the mate the kill said he shot but include day And of course there were can Olympic skiiers who — It was the annual hunting two with his 410 pistol story athletes from Utah three Jack the inevitable informal lobby and conducted Reddish party Robison Darrel by Ward Armand hotel room sessions Suzy a r service Ward has Dick Hemingway was catapulted The associated groups included Harris Rytting strong the college football coaches college rendered friends and patrons for backward when he fired off balbaseball coaches and the soorts di some 36 years vision of the college public rela Hie group numbered nearly 70 ance at a jack which probably tions officials having been transported by buses scooted through his legs Dick was to an area southwest of Snow- seen rubbing his automatic with ville Ward and Burt Eliason of snow to cool it after some fast Snowville directed the party afield ' mounted It was staged firing Ted and in big league style all the way Ralph Collins of Collins and Morris photogs shot the jaunt Good Deeds The fancy figures of possible with cameras and guns On the return trip one bus benefits of the hunt are mentioned to allay the fears of humane so- stopped at the home of Nick MURREN Switzerland Jan 7 cieties and the like who shudder Chournas in Tremonton where two NEW YORK Jaa 7 (AP) -live cougar kittens one large dead —Sunday was a day of hard when rabbit drives are reported Things have beh tough for most of (AP) — the college basketball teams so far work not rest—for the American have decided to let Dr Jay P female cougar and two dead bobI this season The campaign isn't Olympic skiers training here for Bartlett take the rap with me on cats were viewed George Chournas even half overin fact the con- next month's games in Oslo the conservation benefits of the posed for some pictures with the "We are progressing rapidly but Sunday slaughter ference races are just starting — and predators but insisted that a fedwe a still need lot of practice" there are only to major undefeated Dr Bartlett reports that his eral man be credited with bagging said Trainer Emile Allais of Squaw brother (Frank Jr) in the com- them teams in the country C N- Woods retired forester If the favorites keep going down Valley Calif after the drill He mercial rabbit breeding business as they have the big boys in the drove the men through a strenuous has figures to show that a rabbit tromped the many miles of sageconferences could be in for trouble day of downhill and slalom racing in a pen will consume 400 pounds brush and snow in a manner to All the choices in the league races on Murren's famous mountain ski of feed per year He adds that an belie his 76 years Chet Olsen regional forester have showed to advantage so far slopes animal running loose will burn I The women also put in a full up even more than a pound killed about as many jacks as anythough per one another small service sheep Before Saturday night's action day of skiing and Manager Gretch-e- n day M Fraser 1948 Olympic Stars said there were 13 defeated quintetsi Now back to the eighth grade and cattlemen might note David Taylor age eight was Three bit the dust— Michigan State they are "further along in training stuff The 3000 jacks will eat 400 La Salle and Murray (Ky) State than I had expected" or more pounds of hay and grass proud of his Daisy air rifle A wise Both trainers agreed that the in a year— one million two hun- guy was heard asking David how So now the list stands as follows: teams' conditions dred thousand pounds 600 tons at many he killed "I didn't kill any" Kansas (11-major tests of the Florida (10-0- ) will come next week-en- d in inter- $40 Set on Hall (10-0-) or $24000 in benefits from the lad said "but I made a couple State Mississippi (9-national ski meets the first of sev- the per Iowa (8- - Illinois (8-A nice of 'em jump" David says his dad Dur tests The men day's work for slaughter (8-won't allow him to shoot in the Indiana quesne (8-the St eral hunters will compete in the Lauberhorn Bonaventure 7h0) Syracuse Einstein could compute next neighborhood but has a target in Of the teams that dropped off the race at Wengen Switzerland Fri- year's progeny from three thodsand his basement list Saturday Only Michigan State day through Sunday and the wom- healthy bunnies After all rabbits Ray Kimball city engineer was made it closer bowing to Iowa en in the Swiss championships at multiply as well as eat And that ribbed about firing blanks 0 Herb Hinlev Commerrinl hnnoh St Louis murdered LaSalle nearby Grindelwald Saturday and ain't eighth-grad- e stuff 6 and Daytjpn shipped Murray Sunday The buses left Armstrong's store banker was dressjed befitting Ad- o Only Mrs Susan Harris Ryttin Sunday ovaic at six-te- n The ten hutu nyru en rouxe to Antarctica oi bait Lake City who has a ba minutes morning were a slight delay to ac- Herb also presided over the royal coId4 will not take part in the commodate the late sleepers — coffee pot week-en- d meets Hal Armstrong was major asthem Doc White the able among Both trainers emphasized how- copper who had been kept busy late sistant everyone ever that final selections of Olym- Saturday night and his working else was having aseeing shoot — alarm failed good pic entries will not be made for to rouse him which was practically unanimous v several weeks A pleasant surprise gift was anEz convulsed the gang "We won't name our list until in hisFjeldsted bus by "admitting" he shot nounced on the - trip home Out of SUN VALLEY Jan 1 (AP) before the which 78 rabbits in one circle and 88 in the three-buc- k fee was Broomhall the "Old Man" shortly start Feb 14V" Allais games said after ad- another He said he would give the presented with a paideveryone of the U S Olympic Ski team won membership that Jack Reddish mitting of Salt in exact Weber the Wildlife federation number when he counted his a time trial cross country race Lake and Jack of Sky: remaining shells as he "never That ain't hay' either Saturday his second victory tola komishCityWash look Nagel th like hct Others missed a shot" listed as starters: Gene week slalom prospects at the present Ward Armstrong refused to esti- - Smith Jan Smith Billy Hart W —— M Hart Dr Ralph C Ellis John J Ellis II George Pappas Jr Emery Peterson Sr and Jr Stan Snow-Cool- ed Skiers Put in Hard Day With Good Slates At Nuerren Ten Teams Left I If: liutii w la-- 2i I " " ' 4 - 0) 0) ed 0) 0) pre-Olymp- ic 0) (6-0- )1 61-6- 82-4- ov-o- Broomhall Takes You can save money tomorrow by install- ing a Freeman Head-bo- lt Heater RIGHT NOW-TOD- 4V Trial Feature f There are of these heaters in use Owners say "It's an absolute necessity" Ogden to Smith fell Mceus - Rett as you ride and take your choice of those 4 daily Union Pacific trains: Pony f xpr ess Cleave 7:00 am arrives lot Angelet 7:00 am At night you plug it in at youf radiator grille Ip the morning yoa switch it on and it beats tb im the engine The water it warm in 60 minutes or less So you start instant iy No battery strain no - wtr engine because the film of oil between the cylinder walls and pistons is pre w armed Angolas Limited leaves 5:00 pm arrivot Lot Angolot 10:40 am Streamliner City of Lot Angelas (Extra Faro) Leovet 6:25 pmj arrivot Lot Angeles 9:00 am ies cold weather damage to the M Im COACH ONE WAY $Ofi80 Flos Nd Tax ROUND TRIP fI M M - - - Streamliner City of Sf Louis leovet 8:25 pm arrivot Lot Angeles 3:00 pm ChildftA 5 ycprs oiti Richard Smith Bill n George Nasfell Richard NasLester Bell Arlen Bell Quil-lina- Save driving worries rent an automobile at non-leag- te 55-4- 74-5- 64-6- 44-4- - non-leagu- Do You Man-gru- c?- - : Evashevski who as quarterback did much of the blocking for Tom Harmon in 1940 directed W S C to its best season in 20 years last fall The Cougars won 7 lost 3 and were considered a strong Pacific coast contender in 1952 His contract had three years to run 48 has another Raffensperger year to go on a three-yea- r pact His 1951 team won 2 lost 5 and tied 2 His overaU record at Iowa is Evashevski a user of the Michigan single wing said "I don't know much about the material but I understand they lost 15 lettermen at Iowa "All I know is the 1951 record and we'll have a rebuilding job to do Yet I don't think it will be any tougher than we had at W S C in 1950 The year before we came here they lost six ball backfield coach Bob Flora 35 line coach and Dan Stavely 38 The athletic board said Raffensperger who drew $10333 as head coach last year has been offered another position with the athletic department The exact nature of the post was not made known and Raffensperger declined to say last night whether he would take the job Dr Paul Blommers chairman of the athletic board said in the event Raffensperger does not accept the posiUon he will be paid in full for the remaining year of hit contract Evashevski said his wife and their four children will move to Iowa City next month Evashevski said he is happy to get back to the Western conference particularly Iowa "I lived in Iowa City for a year while in the navy and played for the Iowa Seahawks football team We used the University of Iowa facilities and I regard the school the plant and the administration as the 41 m PGA Official Cay-woo- pro-amate- ur P I Us S 1od°Y BOXING TONITE Berihana Arena 8:30 pm Feature Attraction HEX LAYNE Vs JACK NELSON MAIN EVENT HASKELL Vs RON WHITTLE for Dependable Poss Migor and Freight Transportation UNION PACIFIC tickets 2126 WASHINGTON BLVD PHONI 34 8 excep-tiona- 5-- pre-seas- 72-7- 71-4- 71-4- 64-6- 59-4- Skyline Conference Conference Gamei Team — Utah Montana w New Mexico ColoradoA Utah State Denver L Pt j1 1 0 & M 1 1 1 1 a o Wyoming Brigham Young w Utah Montana 13 4 3 8 3 3 New Mexico Colorado A St M Utah State Denver i Young 83 TO 38 S 0 All Games Team — Opp 89 7 111 US 0 108 0 71 84 TJ 48 S L Pts Opp 3 823 838 SIS II S 811 8 781 7 540 I8 lHI 803 10 5 Sett 848 788 588 TO 844 Battle Looms in Northwest for Casaba Gonfalon SEATTLE Jan 7 (AP) 4 The tussle for the northern division Pacific Coast conference basketball pennant shaped up as expectn ed today as a battle between the defending champion and a surprisingly strong quintet from University of Idaho The Huskies rated No I in the nation in last week's Associated Press poll and the Vandals from Moscow opened their 1952 camwith a paign over the week-enWashvictory apiece at Seattle ington came back strong Saturday to whip the Vandals 2 after 6 dropping the opener Washington State and Oregon State neither team regarded as a strong contender in the pennant chase also split a pair W S C staged a rally to upset 4 the Beavers Saturday after 3 in the inaugural Frilosing day Oregon makes its bow tonight hosting Washington State In the e seopening clash of a ries at Eugene The Washington Huskies who had defeated such teams as t ne St Louis Billikens and Minnesota In matches regsMleV championship form Saturday to Vanturn back the dals Frank Guisness and Joe spearheaded a Washington attack that outsped and outshot the visitors Guisness hit for 21 points Cipriano totaled 18 Bob Houbregs the division's No pointmaker was out with a leg injury suffered in Friday's encounter Washington State and Oregon State looked ragged in their game at Corvallis Bill Brown a sophomore guard dropped in the basket that gave W S C a 7 lead with five minutes left after the same had been tied nine times Brown and Center George Rosser 0 with three minutes made it left and the Cougars stalled the rest of the way Saturday night Idaho invades Pullman to meet the Washington State college Cougars Wash-ingto- d 61-4- last-minu- te 54-4- 45-5- two-gam- pre-seas- on 1 39-3- 47-4- Louise Suggs Wins Initial Tourney Fla Jan 7 JACKSONVILLE (AP)— A solid little girl with a solid golf game is a tournament winner outside her own back yard for the first time in over a year Louise Suggs 118 pound Carroll-toGa professional was third best money winner of the woman's golf tour in 1951 She finished high up in nearly every tournament but the only one she won was the open She's off to a great start in IMS with first place in the Jacksonville women's open and the $750 prize tfeefgoes with it Miss Suggs who has as sweet a swing as you will see on a golf course shot rounds of 73 75 and 79 for 227— one under par—over the 6282 yard Brentwood municipal n WENDELL destination 49-3- 51-5- Cay wood Is New A 13 games" Wyoming Evashevski said he would bring Brigham three members of his present staff to Iowa They are Alton Kircher war-tim- AND BEST SAWDUST TRIAD Rush s "And of course" he said "I don't have to tell you what I think of Big Ten football It's the best in the country" By The Associated Press After his resignation was anToday a Year Ago — Lloyd won the $15000 Los Angeles nounced by William A Pearl actopen golf tournament with a score ing president of W S C Evashevski said in a statement: of 280 "I regret leaving Washington Five Years Ago— Army quarterback Arnold Tucker was voted the State I want to thank my friends James E Sullivan award as the na- in the northwest for their fine foottion's outstanding amateur athlete ball players" Ten Years Ago — Members of e concongress suggested tinuance of professional baseball as a public morale measure Twenty Years Ago — Captain Lawrence M (Biff) Jones was named head football coach at Louisiana State CHICAGO (AP) — The Professional Golfers' association has its Henry Bell Si Taylor Lloyd fourth tournament bureau superd White Jimmy Sampson Johnny visor in nine years in Frank Kansas City Tarro F F Rossilos T B Ward Dean Morrin Dr A D Gudmund-so- n native Caywood succeeded Howard Leon Gudmundson Dr Louis Capps who resigned to enter Matthei Jerry Armstrong Ward private business in San Francisco Caywood took over at the Los Armstrong Jr Claude Angeles Open after getting valuJr Charles Eubank Dr Armstrong Chauncey able C Maher W W Anderson Jr pointers from Capps during Fred Froerer Jr Van Arsdel Gene the Miami Open and the Havana Thurston Ken Johnson Hetzel Caywood is single a life insurAshby Bob Ashby Col F E Mora-wet- z and son A R Craven Bill ance broker and a graduate of McCracken and several others un- Virginia college in Kansas City He listed who joined up at Snowville served almost five years in military intelligence in the Pacific theater Formerly active in YMCA youth work Caywood has been awarded both the Kansas City and State of Missouri Kay Man awards RECAPS " fVXKmLLY UZfZT IRE J the Brigham Young will entertain Denver at its new fieldhouae in Provo Friday and host Montana's surprising Grizzlies the next night BYU with a 5 record in unimpressive play is missing Ronald Minson and Mel Hutch-in- s who powered the to two straight league titlesCougars Montana bowed into Skyline play 0 with a neat win over Utah State at Logan The Grizzlies showed all arouad balance that indicates they'll be troublesome to the oldtime powers in the conference Utah has a return engagement at Salt Lake City Saturday night with Denver The Utes will play at home Friday night against Montana Wyoming's Cowboys look like the major threat to Utah on the basis of 10 wins and three losses in preeea-so- n play The Cowboys enjoyed two frolics 6 9 and over University of Alberta in games at Laramie last Friday and Saturday Serious business for the Cowboys begins Friday night when they entertain New Mexico at Laramie The Lobos startled the Colorado A & M Rams 3 in an upset at Albuquerque Saturday New Mexico dropped a 7 decision to Utah in the conference opener last Thursday at Albuquerque Wyoming will entertain Utah State Saturday night ' Colorado A A M slowing down after looking strong in early season play will be host at Fort Collins to Utah State Friday night and New Mexico Saturday finest" Remember? WINTER-GRI- THE ORIGINAL -- The chase after the Montana State Bobcats is on as usual in the Rocky mountain basketball conference Shooting for their third straight Montanans the championship opened their conference campaign with a triumph over Idaho State college Saturday The Bobcats whipped the Idaho club 9 in a game the previous night at Bozeman The champion Bobcats are idle this week but there will be four conference games and three contests to keep the other circuit members busy Colorado State will open its conference campaign in games with Colorado Mines at Golden Friday and at Greeley Saturday 0 absorbed a walloping from the Denver Central Bankers A A U in a game Saturday at Greeley Western State's Mountaineers happy after dividing a series at Gunnison with Colorado Mines over the week-en- d is host to Regis of Denver in games Friday and Saturday at Gunnison Regis smacked Emporia State college 3 Saturday The Mountaineers unable to win a league game last season opened 0 this season's drive with a overtime victory against Colorado Mines "The Orediggers bounced 3 back Saturday to win Coloradoits college begins league season in games Friday and Saturday at Pocatello against Idaho State C C is booked for a e at Colorado game Springs Tuesday with Pueblo Ordnance Depot Montana State's Joe McKethen widened his scoring leadership by raising his average a point to 189 points in 16 games Mike Pappas Colorado State is second with a 15-- 5 average in eight games 57-4- 6 - Gridiron Boss ar Na- tion The remedies— if found at all — won't be considered until later in the week but the pains started' even before the N C A A delegates arrived In fact some of them notably that concerning the televising of football games pave been going on for many months Some of the) others concerned athletic contests prinp cipally bowl football games aid to athletes out of season football and basketball practice — to have or not to have and proposals to give the N C A A- greater authority over its members "In addition it was a cinch the college basketball gambling scandals and the question of of sports were certain to have at leasts unofficial places on the Evashevski Is New Iowa The Utes with a season record oi won three lost won their second straight conference game by Saturbreezing by Denver day at the Colorado capital Utah flashed plenty of hustle and l defensive ability in stopping Denver IOWA CITY Iowa Jan 7 (AP) Forest Evashevski a teacher of power football who calls his new job a "real challenge" last night was appointed head coach at University of Iowa The Iowa board of control of forathletics named the mer Michigan star as Leonard successor within three hours after Evashevski's formal resignation was accepted by Washington State col lege at Pullman He will report here Feb L President Virgil Hancher of the university and the state board of education formally approved the athletic board's recommendation yesterday Evashevski was given a five-yeto bring his contract and hte right own assistants Both he and university foficials declined to reveal his salary which is presumed to top the $12000 he received at W ar all-sta-rs where vy All-Sta- rs all-st- coach who has given more u football than any other man la the history of the sport Warner is being honored not only the team that he held to fame by — bat by gridiron fans every- mid-twenti- 1 California high school hoopsters are peeking games in Utah in February The annually make an eastern swing meeting many ox the leading scho lastic fives of the nation at Sf years of age this Now all-ti- running Utah clash In two games this week The clubs battle at Salt Lake on Friday night and return o the Weber gymnasium Saturday night Hawaii of Honolulu will meet the Wildcats at nede high the night of January 28 Art Kim's rasters ivill feature two beautiful hula dancers and other entertainers This should be a must on Ofden sports dates for at Taw Mint Car-rollt- on |