Show I THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 20 1952 1 1A j BYU Rolls Over Colorado A&M Rolf e Predicts 1st Division 'T4 of QB Clufe They'UGuide For the Tigers LOS ANGELES Jan 19 (Special to The Standard-Examin- er — Peripatetic Paragraphs: DETROIT Jan 19 (UP) —ManWhat almost happened on New Year's day did come to ager Red Rolfe of the Detroit Tipass when rain this past week of near-floo- d said gers proportions kept Saturday "well be back the pro bowl football game crowd at the coliseum down to in the first division this season be1 19400 And even that figure looked padded If the weather cause Art Houttemam is back" "Houtteman us at makes least e had been come-- h it her ish the sale indicated 35000 a dozen games better than we were wouldn't have been topped what with moving it from Sunr a year ago" he declared "I'm cer day to Saturday to avoid a TV conflict together with the fact tain we'll improve our position" The Tigers With Houtteman In that this sector has simply been footballed to death the k E J K9F 1 JLftL Ww WW I F jl ssiiTf WIPH1 — -- m PROVO Jan 19 (AP)— Brigham Young clubbed Colorado A and M 68 to 47 tonight to Dost its third eoneiitm w sat- ' era i Laaw sjcyiine conierence victory 'rr'9Mmmmm LjmwL - The Cougars took a first T'trfrr t advantage and enlarged upon it the rest of the gamp The Cougars defending conference champions treated a fair crowd of 6900 to a sparkling high speed offense which left the Rams' oeienies oroKen wide opes&u Bob Bets turned in some storybook long shooting to keep the Rams in the gam from time to time but they never threatened seriously Romnev and Jo Rirhv sparked the Cougars point-wis- e Kicney hitting 18 to lead all scoring and Romney tieing with Colorado A&M's Betz at 15 Romnev staked out a claim on the Rams' Don Scothorn and held him to five DOints while takmc fmvm nf Hlr board work and scoring 15 points on ins own There was no hint of a victory 41m at the free throw Una with Cougars netting eight mora field voiorado A&M goau manYoanc A am Brifhim 13-- 9 army slumped to fifth place last year after battling the Yankees George Preston Marshall who down tb the wire In 1950 proposed a pro bowl tilt at the out in the if Sherman Miller right And it was Houtteman who kept set didn't Like it one bit He said former making Menlo J C ace qualifies the Tigers in contention that sea' If better support wasn't forthcomson scholastically L O would lose the He 19 won game ing games against 12 dePaul Brown has taken his bumps One Missing Face feats before being whisked-- away Wrigley field here will be shy into the armed two games in a row now from Joe A forces A medical discharge has made Stydahar who mentored the win- one familiar face when the 1992 Rational conference eleven him ning baseball season opens It belongs available again and the 2 and the result is he is all the to year-ol- d right hander says his arm arwho was Sergeant Harpen more determined to strengthen his is as good as ever a few rested days ago on a lttttr Cleveland N F L entry You Virgil Trucks another right II start hist don't do such things to Paul on of bander Joins Houtteman big charge as key Ordfrn Ouartrrbark rlnliw' Harpen CAmatlm In Fahnta nBrown who during his better than those whose duties was to nab man on the Tiger pitching staff h two decades of coaching has gamblers has been one of two uni- Recovering from arm trouble that onrit' fieyh ZJ iuiT Hemingwly Z named achieved 204 wins against 30 losses formed policemen assigned to the almost prematurely ended his caleft and nine ties without paying the L A Angels' park for the past reer he was off to a glow start Jj several years Piper last year but still picked up 18 When "Tug" Wilson Big Ten victories to be Detroit's top hurler Jimmy Dykes has been golfing here with Lefty O'Doul so: don't commissioner was here over the "Both Houtteman and Trucks are be surprised if the Philadelphia holidays he told of seeing Jim potential winners" Rolfe Athletics and San Diego Padres Fuchs of Yale put the shot 60 feet said "I think Trucks was fhe best agree upon some sort of a working & lnchs in practice last summer pitcher in the league in the last agreement Dykes recognises commented Dean Cromwell: "L six weeks of the season" wuuiani oourjt it some day he ll ' Rolfe also has a third front-lin- e Lefty's great t talent as a make tutor especially what he batting an that official record He starter did in wasn't around at the has greater speed and gets lower opening who thai respect for Feris Fain the of the 1951 season lefty to the who led the American 'ground than any shotputter Bob Cain who came from the White league's hitters last year So hop- in KHJ-Thistory 6ox Of course the Tigers gave up y the Den Lee station Saul Rogovin who went ing Lou Limmer may benefit on to beJimmy may ship his young here is bidding for the television come the league's earner) run lonH affaiiric fnnrnv nrinrinsl nf fu and No 2 first sacker to the Padres right to the Hollywood and L A er but he had been of little use Tden ' high school one time Ogden on option Dykes has also been Angels' home games this year io wexrou ine trade scnooi ana man state colThe However if it can't sign both clubs benefited both hurlers apparently men golfing with Leo Durocher lege athletic star is the new presilast time they clashed it was it will withdraw Other veteran pitchers Rqlfe is dent of the Ogden Quarterback Don't be surprised if Red SanDykes 75 and Durocher 82 on are Ted Gray Dizzy dub He succeeds Ted Kirkmeyer counting comes ders up with a sophomore Trout Freddie Hutchinson Early Decision Marlin Conroy was named for the post Prime Vilaneuva who will Stuart Hal White and Gene Beard-en Forest Evashevski had made up named at a meeting of the new board of Paul Cameron a 8lvei run rugged Then of course Hal Newhouser directors of the club at Hotel Ben his mind to leave Washington State of It next fall for top U C L A one of the greatest of all Tiger Lorn rind two weeks before his resignation He hails from billing Calexlco was announced pitchers down throuch the vai-Grant Thomas was renamed And money even Medicos who cared for Gary is a possibility if he can conquer ary-treasurer in spite of an offered raise had Kerkorian and Dick Heminghere dclare Stanthe arm trouble way was named nothing to do with it his pal ford quarterback will be 100 per Tom Harmon now a local sports-cast- cent The along with John Hinckley in three months pronew officers and retiring President reveals wanted a vided okay Ewy he wears a back religiously doctor and since his re- brace and also Kirkmeyer will comprise the extakes good care of ecutive committee of the organiquest was refused he and Cougar himself He a suffered innasty officials came to the parting of the zation for 1952 in the Rose bowler verone jury A financial report of the club Ways But how can a coach break tebrae being fractured in three his contract without forfeiture was read and approved The club All-Ameri- ca this writer before ho? while men like Bert La Brucherie the has better than $2000 In the bank d game quoted and Jeff Cravath get a settlement Gary as after - providing five scholarships saying the Stanford arid- or full pay? to Weber college athletes and deaers "were tools of the public he Glenn Davis won't be present fraying other expenses a fccciva towel Ker-from crying when the Los Angeles Rams call nwiuins "Are itemized statement will be it was a nice the roll next July So say the gos- one but I irienas mailed to all members of the club'-was a little disappointed sips Glenn himself tells intimates it wasn't a naar NEW YORK Jan 19 (AP) — said President Conroy Saturday he has a hunch he'll be the first "Committees to the club durOur Congrats to you Captain Sixty-si- x players from 33 states ing 1152 will beassist member of the current squad to named at a speand the District of Columbia were cial meeting of the executive comJoin ye olde Bams Johnny k Even though yoii ship missed named today on the first is also a doubtful 1882 quanmittee during the coming week hiffh school u "We plan to name tity pro bowlers tip while Bob We'll bring you up to date on selected by Scholastic Maaazlnes Waterfield may also hang "em up news chairmen at Clearfield membership depot the national school weeklies recardles of persistent denials air force base Utah navy But don't ask the Rose bowl The squad consists of an equal Hill and general deArt Aragon the erstwhile Gold- SCOi'p pot We arsenal Ogden wound number of linemen and backs up the year 1951 with 284 en Boy says he'll Lauro However we'll H paid up chosen o nthe basis of Sales for the L A fight members club all mcht ahmit tKo "Our goal for 1952 A will "night ryn abilitv bv the six hiffh crhnnl umk be title" early next month at the Maureen Connollv 500 members lies which rinmM reach 00000 students! w "Some of the Olympic then leave for the east to wick the Pasadena City college ana t earners throughout the coun- sports personalities will address meet Chico Vejar 'After I meet junior R B the U and S Cs try h "id- "I'll take on Tom track team champs Mm membership during 1852 The list Texas ( leads th with taM Neal will (Barbara include Jack Dempsey and Joe Payton's boy" selectees followed by Illinois and friend) for the undisputed crown Others are also being new xorx wun iour eacn seven DiMaggio A movie short on the athletic considered for local appearances! other states placed three boys The life of Bob Mathias is in the WarB Q membership is open to apiece ner brothers hopper The Olympic all sports enthusiasts of Ogden and "The backf ield selections are decathlon champion's amateur statIn fact the club county classified under four headings Weper us won't be in jeopardy Mathias boasts a few out of town members men now quarterbacks are won t receive a penny nor Will he j tailbacks ln only the playeff do any "acting" The only shots single Besides the board the other diof the rectors are: Coll Lowder wing and are of him will be taken from actual Piar s halfbacks include Fuller Howard Ogden Ted Schmidt Second half play in the City Rec- first order fullbacks competition and are what Just and The brothers Warner have also eption Basketball Ted Hone league will the title implies" said Herman L Directors extended a vote of totalled a flock of diamond stars to open next week in both the men's appear in another sports inovie and women's recreation basketball Masin sports director of Scholastic thanks of Ted Kirkmeyer and reMagazines "Alexander the Big Leaguer?' now leagues tiring directors for their splendid Among players named to the job during 1051 in production which is based en Naval Supply Depot and Wall 1951 team magazines' the life of G rover Cleveland! Alex-and- Avenue Community Center finished were: uunng the year Red Sanders of Among them are Bob Lem- the first half tied for first place L ii'V"' pPPy Waldorf of Ends—Robert Black (Union) California on Jarry Priddy George Metko-vlc- n with five wins and one loss aoicce Sandy Russell of SouthAriz ern Irv Noren Hank Sauer and in the girls competition A single Phoenix Methodist Bowden Wyatt of Tackles — Clifford Brumbeloe Wyoming Peanuts Lowery Wouldn't Alex""" ue conaucted Grants fioj-m- i Wooden of U C wui Johnny Pass Ore Earl Monlux L A Jack Curtice ander the Great" be a better title? Friday at the Navy Depot gym for of Utah John Wash Everett the of Utah Roning championship Steti Chick AtCoaching Applicant (Bellar-mine- ) Guards— Richard Pfaff kinson M B of Fred Y U and Rex Layne Nye went unbeaten in Tex Oliver of Fullerton J C an San Jose Calif boxer addressed the Interested aspirant says all he seven games to capture the men s Centers— Charles Stone Walla heavyweight club K knows about the Arizona coaching Walla Wash What he reads in the papers theFirst round second half games in — Leder-man San ford Quarterbacks women's loop will see the State Another candidate Clipper Smith Santa Monica Calif School face Hill Air i Tailbacks is now at his Lag una — Martin Keough Pohome! Clip- Industrial Force Base at seven and the Naval three-ves- r has finished his mona Calif per Richard PavTat Asand Wall Supply Avenue Center toria Ore stint and won't return rm UP V their play-of- f with the one of track and wlsh ?teU Halfbacks— Hicks Bisbee e sday at the Ariz Homer Hadley fields greats in women's State c i1001111 La Junta Jenkins ranks has moved here from CleveColo will be set for fNoA!muS land and probably will stay Monday floor In men s if she can find a suitable play InasmuchCollege LEWISTON Idaho Jan 19 (UP) as the Lou Little is expected junior job Directors of the Lewiston Baseball a with game the Mexico here for a visit next monthT club today selected Bill Brenner of A::hnt Wednesday night Lieutenant Hall Haynes the forWsh a clubs will see action with mer Santa Clara star shipped out season' Salary w not disclosed a few days before Christmas for meeting Stewart Conat seven fectionery I Arsenal Ogden Korea or thereabouts Brenner 31 is an eight-yevetPHOENIX Ariz Jan 19 (AP)— eran Bill Albans believed to be Bob DMolay at eight and of the Western Ben man of the Hogan golf's Heating battling Brigham Matbits' greatest threat for 1952 American year league and has been InInternational will not compete in the $10000 baseball 11 seasons h professional Legion atnine Olympic decathlon honors Bob Phoenix Open the tournament manager of the Yakima Richards or no Bob Richards will Bears committee announced today run a lap on Occidental's mile wnicn linished fifth in the league Record had been It stated earlier he that Wrecker as season spring part of his would enter both the Open and the last ' AMES Contacted hv tsinkM conditioning program With Johnla (NEA) — Forty-nin- e tj event Barnes ny precedand! Gil r said Seven basketball records he move will Big to returning ere ing it but it was learned today he L A C C transfer also broken IM1! weeks His first job tied during the con- will not compete in either Mailable Coach Peyton Jordan ference sand be lining up material for spring annual tournaThe Phoenix Has another 3:12 or better starts next training Open T7 quartet ment this winter Thursday Brenner is a catcher and pitcher He '?naed Vancouver four andx A ! ng ih urnnil nLirm Ji— iiil nationally Known speaker ii j in is ween new oiticera are pictured above: nnBiinno jiiu it cenwr was rcnamea ra and u" ':°L""T vice president The other vice president John Hincklev uu ihont n i uiUU-- - secretary-treasur- V simi-lan- a secret- f vice-preside- nt er full-tim- e High School Illinois-Stanfor- i Players Named 1 Lu-tac- :!' all-arou- nd T ni - City Cage Loop Opens 2nd Half triple-threa- ts wing-back- er ! Lewislon Gels New Manager Vil-lano- va all-tim- uy per-men- J? L Baker-M- errill Hogan to Pass Up Phoenix Open y11' Player-manag- h$! V!h er ar re-jmth-i3 18-ho- le pro-amate- ur Mc-Fad- ?(- pre-seas- THahn' west to establish Wfc-sm4Kf- i ZZBri uuu tony reputation L Bicuiua The spotlight which had played1 on him for capturing the Western mmmmmu voucfiate Atnietic association championship at the Buck-eyschool in 1950 pinned him like A jpacimen on the board of an wtlesnoiogist H prognosticators are violently in Tippy favor jWgced it is for the very good Dye's reason that he goes he makes them TBgm look hke genuine experts last season the polls Washington to polish off its Coast conference opposlttoo SO in nic iwnniiri S fMntllei5y!u8 Precision-toole- d r the crown This year the lads from the hanks P'ES-l- e n The Huskies aren't on their laurels: and all butresting one have at least another year Dye has his working on fundamentalsyoungsters His theory is that mooting takes care of itself The first thing a kid wants to do Is shoot fMive play is work This is g team in S11? the Washington history The defense can carry a team when the shooting is off It was the deciding factor in the victories over St Louis and California Coach Dye is a meticulous master of detail a most insistent conditioner The Huskies spend hours at finest-checkin- practice is Washington edition combines speed with strength around the boards It has hit bettor than 40 percent of its shots Each member ux ine starting rive is a scoring threat The opposition can't concen£JSt4v!!fhInton- are trate on any one man Six-foscourge of the seven-inc- h center Bob )0 of their fTtal! Tyw?n 20 points the -muw lounn in the feeJ wtouteegs averaged first dozen games Johnny Wooden jw UCXA generalissimo says this n lesshf nn8Kthe gangling tower of bones has a bettRhter than ter hook shot than George Mlkan n "He hooks them with either hand mm note 'em from all angles" Ohio Sett Wooden says "Against us he Iffi1 pre-seaso- 1 l& ot h?et ESf wnrelent-Sco!srni- ttlteS lut IS Swav utanrtinu m th haee line back of the backboard plane" Houbregs is a junior was voted the outstanding player of the Western NCAA tournament in Kansas City last year Doug McClary junior pulled Washington out of the fire with eight points in the last quarter to beat St Louis scored 16 points against California in the last half Perhaps the finest defensive man on the team Is Frank Guisness an 'mention last trip He's the lone senior on the squad is six three Rounding out the starting five are Junior guards Joe Cipri-an- o a pepperpot and Mike a steadying influence That the Huskies are imbued with the and is evidenced by an incident spirit that happened during the Northwestern game McClary and Houbregs leaped for a rebound batted the ball into the Washington basket Houbregs was credited with the goal Moments later during a time out Houbregs saddled up to the referee "Ref said "it was McClary who tipped in the basket not He should be given the two points" The scorer reversed his decision 58-5- 3 an Me-Cutch- en one-for-- all when photo was taken lf Ex-Ogden- ne 'he 1 S 3 Jan 19 (UP) — Rogers Hornsby 113 o back pennant contender Admitting that the odds of winning the pennant were about as lone as for a rhan rlaiminir hnr to win the Kentucky Derby the reiormea norse piayer said mat ne had five rookies as potential stars and insisted they could "put us up there pretty good" They are outfielders Jim Riviera and George Schmees third baseman Leo Thomas pitcher Earl Har-riand catcher Clint Courtney All but Courtney are up from the st Pacific Coast league where Hons-bhad a chance to size them up as manager at Seattle last season Rivera obtained from the White Sox is the standout He led the Coast league In hitting at 352 banging out 231 safe blows Schmees batted 328 and hit 26 home runs also leading the league in triples while Thomas batted 310 and hit 2? homers George Schmees was an outfielder w ith toe Ogden Reds back in 1946 He waa to have received a SSOeo bonus If he remained with the clnb until September 1 that year A few days befojre the date he was released He played with Hollywood last season That's a pretty good addition to the punch department and Hornsby thinks each of them also can deliver against big league pitching Courtney out of the Yankee system from Kansas City is a good handler of pitchers and a rugged aggressive catcher He batted -- 284 at Kansas City Harrist actually no bonafide rookie since he was up once before with the White Sox has good control and could be a heip in relief and spot roles Hornsby thinks his club will need pitching help more than anything else even though of course he has one of the best in Ned Garver "Sure we would trade Garver if we could get four or five good men for him" he said "But there isn't any club that can give up that much for him That's why we took him off the trading block" Hornsby thinks that with a better defense and better hitting bewinner hind Garver a with last year's rag bag bunch "theiSa is no telling how many gamesXhe might win" For another problem spot Hornsby is going to try Gordon Golds-berr- y White Sox castoff at first base At shortstop Hornsby is elated over having Marty Marion for "100 games or more" "His knee is healed and he'll be trying for his top year after his release by those people next door" he said in a sarcastic reference to the Cardinals who irrt Vartv a he t brought them to manager after i a mira place iinisn "We're not going to be bad off" Hornsby said summing it up "We got the best of the minor league players we'll have a lot of color and determination and we'll play y 20-ga- 3 0 0 0 0 1 M B Larsen Kinardg ocouiarng Rerucha Ski Men Fail To Place Reddish Falls BAD GASTEIN Austria Jan 19 (AP)— U S men Olympics skiers could do no better than seventeenth place today in an international slalom race in which Austrian! captured the first three places In contrast to the U S women who won first and third places yesterday the men were completely outdistanced today and one of the aces on their team Jack Reddish of Salt Lake City was disqualified Reddish fell and skidded off the course on his first run Brooks Dodge of Gorham N H Dartmouth student led the Americans across the finish He was seventeenth in the field with a time of 1:354 for the two trips down the mountain Anton Speiss Austria's major hope for the Olympic title was first with 1:277 Among the huge field were several members of the Norwegian Olympic seam who had to come here to find snow in which to train But they can return home now Word reached here today that almost a foot of snow has fallen on Oslo and environs in the past two days More is predicted for the Norwegian capital tonight and tomorrow and workmen already are busy tramping the courses and jumps The Olympics are scheduled there Kuhn Lane Cleave a i a Davis 7 1 80-ma- 1 0 0 S ltt1 0 S 1 4 1113 iVfl Btand-ard-Kvami- 10 31 08 Totals 313 33 47 8 14 S 18—47 13 IT 14 34— 8 Cnlaruln A JM M Colorado A IM Brigham Young Free throw miutd: Stuhm 2 Betz 3 Rerucha Briahara Touni— Hichey 3 Karren Jarman Rom-na- y Christensen Mataljan 2 Larsen 3 Dunn Clcav Box Elder Bees Trim Warriors By 52-4- 2 Count - - S3 n 16-3- 30-3- 5 - 1 S 0 Cardinals Set Player School Patterson 34 MSB YORK (NEA) — Ten of basketball varsity come from Brooklyn NEW 12-m- an llL 1W BScfcO SEfinS pre-seaso- n IB HaaasHaV!: r tff r UKmARbt HS jBBBsaaaW RENT OR I 24'x75' I I cToHicer W'" g°°d I KAMMEY LEASE Nearly new building be SEE Cr g JgDlSTlNCTLY rj the cen- 0re' h°P in HssB II HLS InHI I S TIIMrIID New gaskets lr''ZZmU W-5- 80BERT I no It ml-a- i took an unprecedented vot of the delegates to reach proxy a between Seixas after a hot floor fight and a flood of oratory The vote was: Seixas 30900 Savitt 24375 This upheld the revised recommendation of the ranking committee i Frank Shields captain of ftsf Davis team Which lost to Australia in the recent challenge round at Sydney possibly swung the bal- ance against Savitt the reigning Wimbledon and Australian aingles champion with a biting addrsBs "Never once in the past three month ha Savitt lmVaJi lib ' iirr champion" Shields declared "Not Onlv that but hp waa nnl th cooperative player In the world wnue we were in Australia and his sounding-of- f brought discredUni the game He was not a redit eith- er as a player or SB —— v-- -- 1 'America" ve of — Advtrtntmtnt mm Bowling Center Pinologies y Maxie Kosof iouihern Penfu So rood will al hove tap honor of bringing o Ogden the aji—Nm number erf bowl r fraeai t of fwm thaw hB8fVef Before tongregoted here gBB g-- Of y SiaWllgMJ life is the r eajiil tournament 12th Annual Eipee wa'll bet It will be the best yet H has te be ha committee giiiaassaf It aaaajB ta up mode d ml hard-wor- i k ng energetic mm l they wall not be aajpe with m half dee w think that Udy Keorl Choirmon 8Mai Bis ciMocofes Oellnt layton naver-oy-1i- e torn-IM- ib Chappc akyltte Then end Lesor ar (wst ebaut the fileait moil eiacant group of bowl- en It has ever keen our pleasure ° tfmymr ecaws these people stand tar alt thot i fine and goad in thU D h" iswin assured aa-eW- lag event Tho Sowlina Caatar is indeed nd happy for the sre 4ffi& proud opportunity to viiitiaa as well SB) all ta local roilroed bowlers TO KNOW ei) Thaaeas mmrt lmvlmm aear afar mf tea OfBBfN fORD SMiS taflg as that tea lSS Sard which as ytf has not been aooa by any Ogd e n( e It an aatamnet fa out of rhla waHd aays it mm wrytmimfi and the some The pubK will get its first peek at this wonder out e a the first ah Ohioans Home Grown pre-seaso- ' NEW YORK Jan 19 (AP)— The U S Lawn Tennis association voted in a long and stormy session today to rank Vic Seixas of Philadelphia as the nation's No 1 player for the past year with Dick Savitt of Orange N J No 2 and Tony Tra-be- rt the Cincinnati naval trainee INTERESTING 19 Totals Official— Hazen and Neilaon IS IS 10 43 ST LOUIS Jan J9 (AP) — The ATHENS O (NEA) — Ohio uniSt Louis Cardinals tonight an- versity's basketball team this winnounced they again will hold a ter consists entirely of home-stat- e n large-scal- e conditionboys ing program for their minor league this players spring The camp scheduled to open son March 17 at Albany Ga will be supervised by George Silvey assistNew Frosh Coach ant director of the Cards' minor league clubs Eleven of the CardiPULLMAN Wash Jan 19 Boh famhfllrt ctar nuarfon: (AP) nals' 15 minor league teams will ANtDTHEtSERvSg the Sffffl the Washington of April football team today was anoolnted trammg through HINCKLEY" freshman coach for the Cougars DJ William A Pearl WSC president announcedacting thl srUIOnilsIX appointment of Gambold now frosh B lasasaai Pa LEWISBURG (NEA) ition Buckneli lost games to MAXIMUM FOR WINTER forme-l- y held by Dan Stavely -unbeaten Boston college Penn State aaaaaaHaaal oiaveiy nas Deen ac ivanced to the and St Joseph s of Pliiadelpiva BgaH oi assistant und er new head All three dropped games their next job bbsbbbI mm Coach Alton Kircher aaSaWMSaaS UAMV A timeout ilAUf Sc Seixas Named No 1 Net Star de-cisi- The Box FlHpr Ami k ntstmA liSS the Weber high Warriors at the Weber high gym last night by a 52 tO 42 IV Count — after nlnlna- mmm lead at the outset and staying there all the way Malmrose and Anderson bucketed two quick ones at the outxot nf th game for the initial four points and anarpsnooung sees held up from there on in Coach Earl Farguson a boys clamped an airtight defense on the red and blark Wirrlnn the locals under wrapa all night f the St John's mW WW ' -- ' tli Town Team aaHB John Roning athletic director and football coach at Utah State eel-la-g at Legaau will address mem ben of the Ogden Shrine elab at a dinner at the Miasia Housa Al Warden Tuesday evening sports editor of The Of den will be featured en the same program 4 4 0 0 0 Crump rvai interesting ball" aaaH iaaaaaaaBsftfr 1111 14-- 1 Jmmkmm 'aaaaaaH '' 3 At the quarter Box Elder had aiymtea ine weber boys leaving them on the short and of a score In the aacond quarter Coach Floyd Slater's minions tried but couldn't break into the Box Elder defense so Gig Belnap Dale Folk-ma- n and Kent Stanger started shooting from outside for quick baskets in succession making the 2 count for the Slateritas That's the way it stood at half time Weber came tn a hit In thlml quarter and got hot as a $2 pistol ana iseinap Manger hit froaaV ft way out and racked up 14 points to only four for the Bees Just before the end of the third quarter Stanger aced a long one to make the score th rlnml Yoh 9 the Warriors got to the enemy Othmar Schneider and Christian during the game In the final s'ur a th inuuilh compieiea ine Austrian trio l wnicn aominatea tne day s events urnlrini Daw t Schneider had a time of 1:284 while opening the throttle pulling away 1 M DranJ from Weber till the final horn Colo of Italy recently cleared of Hiah scorer waa Anritrsnn R pro charges and winner of the Elder center who clicked In 22 world title at Aspen Colo two points Malmrose wasn't for behind years ago was sixth with a time wth 17 of 1:302 r or weoer nign man was Kent Jack Nagel of Skykomish Wash Stanger who got 14: six fielders was 24th with 1:283 and Bill Beck and two charity tosses Gig Bel of Kingston R I 37th with 1:40 nap was second with 10 points Darre-- 1 Robison of Salt Lake City The Weber B team saved the was4lst with 1:42 David Lawrence school honor by swamping the Box of Rutland Vt husband of yester- Elder's B's 36 to 29 The Weber day's giant slalom winner skidded fledglings got 23 points in the last home in 48th place with 1:508 Dick quarter Wetter Bea CUer Buek of Soda Springs Calif needOTTP ed two full minutes for his two 9VWa I a 14 Stanger Farmar trios and cained S3 rH 0 4 S S Price Otaan O a S f S Verne Goodwin of Pitts field Mass 1113 Musgrava Mai mroat 8 gllw Wratt tWmmo 0 0 0 0 wee Keddish was disqualified 1113 Anderson Belnap agio8 Shaw Tomorrow the men will contest 4 Wf Oyler 8 8 4 4 the downhill race and the women 1113 Folkman White 3 S 3 S 1 0 0 0 Haaael will compete in the slalom 1 3 -1 AXmmmmW 1USn BlWath 3 0 0 0 0 0 Heip 0 0 10 Taylor e o i a Burro i l a 3 dub for his Iburth venture as a major league manager thinks some triple A rookies will make the St Louis Browns an improved team in 1952 maybe even building them into a - Pivtcf B 1 a ST LOUIS Mo Karrenf Jirmip r 3 3 IS Romn a wnruirrKns 3 18j MaUUjan jffMf 4 WLmfmmmmi aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaKT' rIr4 iie °a NEW xorsoc Seunnt an time produced a pennant winner ana a playoff champion Brenner was with and Los Angelas in the Hollywood Pacific Coast before and after the 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