Show Utes Coug ars Face Crucial Cage Games " —- rjr Utah Farmers Take on Mexico Freeman Leads YMCA in p Games In Class A BYU Sets Early League Pace Bowling Joust Beats Old Rival Lh '''aB BAINBRIDGE Md Jan 21 (UP) Tony Trabert dethroned as the nation's number one tennis player admitted Monday that Vic Seixas was t the man who really rated the honors Tentatively ranked first for the 1952 season in the 21 year-old Trabert suddenly was dropped to third place by the U S Lawn Tennis association over the week-en- d while Seixas was moved to the top "Naturallv I waa disannointed " said the freckle-face- d Trabert a seaman recruit at the naval training station here 'but Seixas really earned the right to be at the top" The U S L T A which revised its rankings amid an exchange of bitter opinions at its 71st annual meetins in New York vnlalnrl the only motivation was the players' performances in Australian competition and the Davis cup matches Dick Savitt of Orange N J Wimbledon champion and winner oi tne isoi Australian singles moved from third place to second during the session which usually is given over to merely "approving" the ranking committee's recommendations v Decision field-hous- ' 2) (1-- 4) 1 Utah's Redskins ramble across the Rockies for a game at Fort Collins Friday againft Colorado A & M and then go to Laramie for a crucial sheeting on Saturday with Wyoming's Cowboys 5-- (1-- 4) C3-1- K Sixth place Montana which has played only one game lit home hits the road again this weak The Grizzlies swing south to Laramie where they try Friday to avenge a 1 loss to Wyoming las! Saturday The Montanans roll on to Fort Collins for a Saturday meeting with Colorado A & M Utah State takes a rest from conference playa this week but has a two game series Friday and Saturday at Logan with Mexico City Utah preseason favorite with Wyoming for the crown showed signs of weakening last week while BYU which has not been too impressive looked stronger The Utes barely slipped by Colorado A & M in a game Friday at Salt Lake City The Utes whipped Utah State 5 Saturday but almost flubbed it away in the third period f BYU entertained the Colorado Aggies at Provo Saturday and breezed to a 7 triumph before 8900 fans Joe Richey potted 18 points to lead the scoring Wyoming's Cowboys their first league defeat suffered of pthe season when they collapsed 7 before Utah state at LogaS That came five days after Wyoming 7 at Larapasted Utah State mie The Cowboys bounced back with the 7151 beating of Montana jMWfSbula Earlier Montana beat 0 Utah State at LoganT Denver's Pioneers caught fire in the second half to scoot by New 8 Mexico in a game at (1-- 3) Hi! 71-5- (2-- 58-5- 3) 1 68-4- t $ LaT 51-4- 72-5- Albu-fWra- Wyoming has a date at Greeley Wednesday with Colorado Stat rn trtIM 4 Rocky Mountain conference! ce Andrea Lawrence Austria j Jan 21 States' Hopes of a winning gold medal in the women s skiing competition at tfee Win- PuT United ter Olympics in Oslo next month nave been boosted by another top night performance by Mrs Andrea Mead Lawrence The Rutland Vt We won the women's slalom race at the International Ski Festival here yesterday for the best show-- f made over the week-enby djen and women skiers and Uncle Sam's speed skaters Mrs Lawrence's victory Achieved with a total time of 1:433 ifor two runs down a tricky course winding torough 38 gates gave her a rec- u?fJthree firsts- - one second and five raees aghst vir£ inLin tually the same field she'll Oslo next month 1 face at add to the Anierican' niA"dt0 hop Jannette Burr — j of : i r: vi'ii( unianea mui yesterday SK? Miss Burr 9a Lawrence for first place Fin the vwuhicu owiss cnampionships last ' vw Has a recora one second two thirds and twoof fifths in five races T Since both American women re d ft m m Louise Suggs Is Victor Over Babe Didrikson Nine Signed for 1952 by Cubs 72-ho- ie Her-mans- NEXT THURSDAY thru -v--JTj s I SUNDAY JAN 'z £rs° 27 COLISEUM er a bbLbB -- HakM'mBH sB Ft ' fl bbbbbbbbbbI bW HbH J ki I Estl " ' ' i '— V M'M1 In the 1952 renewal of their intense mile rivalry Don Gehrmann the Wisconsin whippet put on one of his characteristic late kirks to beat WIt the FBI Her' at the Inqulr" charities track meet In Gehrmann beat Wilt by five feet for a meet record Philadelphia clocking of 4:102 Services Held for Walter Briggs SB!? DETROIT Jan 21 fAP) — Funeral services were held here today for Walter O Briggs the fan College Basketball Races Slow Down Exams Hold Students' Attention NEW YORK Jan 21 (AP) The whirlwind college basketball) races slow down to a snail' nar this week— an annual situation caused by mid-yeexams— but even so there are some games on tap that could decide the eventual conference winners Also Knm wof Hr linVianln — there are only five left— get into! acuuii against ioes tnat are capable of smashing their proud records The unbeatens at the traditional halfway point in the campaign are Kansas (13-- 0 Iowa Illi) nois ai-0- ) ) Duquesne and St Bonaventure (10-Iowa goes right at it tonight against Indiana a team that has come along fast in recent weeks The Hawkeyes are leading the Big icu wim nve victories to lour lor Illinois Illinois does not have a league game this week De Paul is the only team on the Illini slate Kansas the No 1 team in the country in the Associated Press poll faces a real rugged asignment against Kansas State Saturday night and the result might determine the winner of the Big Seven About 14000 will watch the contest which is in the nature of a return engagement Kansas managed to hang a 8 overtime defeat on State in the finals of the Big Seven tournament last month Both have 0 marks in the league ar - — (12-0- (11-0- 0) who bought himself a baseball club and financed it into one of the finest The No 3 team in the nation ki- Kpntnrkv shmM in its only game this week tonight's setto against Georgia Tech In the Southern conference the undisputed leader North Carolina State can't get rid of the runner-u— West Virginia The Wolfpack is 0 in the league and West Virginia In the Missouri Valley there's a showdown slated for Saturday and of course it involves defending champion Oklahoma A and M and St Louis the fifth ranked team in the country Penn and Cornell are running in the Ivy league which is just about what they were supposed to do while in the Southwest p 7-- 8-- 1 one-tw- o The owner of the Detroit Tigers who saw his team win four American league pennants and two world series succumbed Thursday to a kidney ailment at his Miami Beach Fla winter home He Was 74 William Hlrridge president of the American league headed a baseball contingent for which 50 of the 1200 seats in the Roman Catholic Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament had bvm reserved as the most Rv Allen J Babcock intoned a solemn reauiem mas There too were the titans of the automotive inrtury for which Md made bod-'enince 1909 Through the Brigs Manufacturing comDany be amassed a fortune mak'nc auto bodies and bathroom and kitchen hardware His firm owned nine plants s 7 28 Game time will be eight p m hula dancing girls and other entertainers will present a colorful halftime floor show for good measure Having Just concluded their series In the midwest and Canada the HawaiianUtah invasion is attracting unusual Interest They have posted a record to date and expect to extend it while playing here in the mountain Native Ed White Cops Class A Trap Feature -7 country The Hawaiian are coached by Arthur Kim erstwhile Honolulu athletic luminary and their per- formance indicates how fast the islanders have taken to the cage sport They have a speedy attack which is the chief reason for their fine victory skein Press reports have been good "Hawaiians are not only pearl divers" said the Edmonton Journal after the Hawaiians had just defeated the Golden Bears of th university of Alberta 57 to 55 that was a thriller In addition to the islanders' bas ketball skills the floor show proved to be a nrimo attraction The Journal quoted above described the other entertainment "while the colorfully attired maidens electrified the crowd with the singing and dancing presentations between quarters If the players impressed with their style and class the maids literally stunned the fans with their contribution to the entertaining show Their music and dancing left the audience particularly the mere males a trifle limn and with the opinion that Hawaii must be the place to spend the rest of vour life "The four comely maids thrilled the packed house and they executed their dances as if the maple floor were the sands of Waikiki beach Their plaintive songs visibly moved the audience "It is difficult to put Into cold type a description that would do their presentation full justice" the — W Ed White won the second leg on the class A handicap championship at Ogden Gun club Sun-da- y by breaking 48 out of 50 bird C V Skinner and Glen Hull shared class B honors with 47 each In class C Richard Nafell and Amer Ma bey tied with 41 each Other handicap scores: Joe Charles Chandler 47 tcs Lea-vi- tt Earl Miller 46 Roy Ballan-tyn- e 45 Niles Jones 42 George Nasfell Wright Innes 40 Paul Nas-fe- ll Ma-be- 36 bird handicap: Frank Warner 25 c- - E- Armstrong 22 Bill Ec- cles 20: Johnnv Sesmi - 1R 50 bird singles — Joe Mabey 48 - Frank Browning Charles Chandler Glen Hull Don Olsen 48 Chuck Walker Cross 45 Hoisington George Nasfell 42 Russ Storey 40 25 bird singles— Wright Innes W E Grimm 24: Lynn Merrill Larrv Merrill 23: C A Purkey Brent Chandler 22: Brent Innes A M Purkey 21: Roy Urry Paul Nasfell Phil Browning 20 48 Tokle Thirteenth In Ski lumping STOCKHOLM Sweden Jan 21 (UP) — Art Jokle of Brooklyn 13th Sunday in an international ski jumping meet nearby Hammarby Huf Arne Erlingsen of Norway won -m t IflB lk ii'iftA nilk Imh journal con cum cri The Hawaiians will open their inches and 182 feet 11 inches for Utah invasion at Cedar City I U Lei I OI ne 40 pJini3 erancn Aggies wis evening against Tokle one of America's leading RA Oeden's spat calo will nrwn Wnrl xlri inmnino Krv nesday at The Mint and Frank and and 173 feet 107 inches for a Roy s Grill total fin-ish- ed if m — ' lani : 1805-poi- 1 tt nt 11 4-- m-- 200 m pre&nts the b husband-huntin- g Her grandest role by far — and every tune from the top of the list of favorites! story Of one women! all-tim- WESTWARD THE WOMEN 90-8- 3-- Robert TAYLOR -- Hope EMERSON e DAN NY TH OMAS na u ju L L ! i icnuw wtiu uian i Know now 10 uwn gin — out wrote kmj i iutc yvu iu in sons for all America's sweethearts! aprp STAtltNO DENISE DARCEL Day DORIS Vifc2Mfc r !i IT jh Anucnowir KAUTf John McMTIRE - 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The Nu i announced Sunday that reserve infielder c?n! s fu 12 - 10tn member STh-- vYlng ine NOW PLAYING Doors Open Of 12:00 Peters Lonla IkU "ANNE of the INDIES" Box Office Open 79 fIm VI it rm YOURS UFl- -o oi vt roc tomy Weurt' N OGDEN A CHILD Waiwaii j NEW Positively Ends 4 Neon -- T V MUST will be it to vi i very dose to yours mi PAV Wivm lift Jan wvman 305 §00 7m "Loose Nut" Mil I It HirW2CUC iwil IVIILU1IW ULHL TICDNEV ILIXIUI® WILLIAM KEI G H LEY Written by JAMES Frohastwyin Good Housekeeoing MapbofaM FAY BAINTER COMPANION "ayiipc Rex Harrison Ufli Palmer R W£B8 r ' "THE LONG DARK HALL" ff Tijjf ST "CONSTANCE RICHARD U WIDMARK ei Rtchard Boone Warren Stevens EL G jSAMU EN GEL BKO SMITH HUNTER Him Jsmes GrifRtt Joe Sawyer - Based on JOSEPH M Story by ART C0HN fm E8""m y Other results: 14-- 1 xtitement-tai- Spencer hoop-ste- rs at Ogden high Monday night January NOW I NOW PLAYING to Face All-Sta- rs w conference Texas Christian with an overall record of one of the best in the country is riding along at the" head of the class with a 0 mark a4Ki MIIINTS — — — n: i a 1 T-m- pa -- I"' Matt Candia Ogden J 2124 Dale Moore Ogden looks off 21Qi Manager Casey Stengel i 2106 iao center neia at xanatee slid-iu- Lew White Ogden and studies the hole left by Bill Bauer Sr Ogden 2103 Joe DIMaggio's decision to retire Howard Painter Ogdeh 2102 The New York pilot has just Nick Tarro Ogden 2097 about decided to turn the big Chick Cluff Logan 2080 to ever rookie job 2079 Angi Decaria Ogden Mickey Mantle 2063 Ralph Williams Brigham Class C Ray Reeder Brigham City 2098 Jerry Bennett Ogden Ed Carey Brigham 2098 Hill 2051 Lloyd Ogden Len Harmon Ogden 2047 Bill Had ley Brigham 2039 TAMPA Fla Jan 21 flTPt 2011 After five straight years of frus- Jim Bordeaux Brigham 2005 tration as runner up victory finally Shig Miya Ogden came to little Louise Suggs of Car- Ken Knowles Cedon iqrr 1961 roll ton Ga in the Women's Ted Richardson Brigham open golf tournament The poker-face- a iss Suggs shot an even women's-pa- r 74 on the final round Sunday to win the top prize of $1000 with a four-da- y total of 293 stroles Her score was three strokes below women's par Five strokes behind Miss CHICAGO Jan 21 (UP) — The came Babe Didrikson ZahariasSuggs who Chicago Cubs reported three more has beaten the tiny Georgia miss layers signed for 1952 Monday numerous times during the past C ringing the total under contract few years Mrs Zaharias who now to nine uui oi lampa also snot a Added were outfielder Gene f'lmyts round 74 for a 298 total that and pitchers Omar Turk earned her $750 Lown and Johnny Klippstein In Barbara Romack of Sacramento addition manager Phil Cavaretta Calif was the low amateur in the and the coaches Spud Davis Roy field carding a fourth round 79 for Johnson and Charlie Root were a 309 total signed earlier - Shines Again aBt£D 2237 Maxie Kosof Ogden 2236 Dell Neilson Ogden 2198 Swan Olsen Ogden 2181 Jim Yerage Ogden 2179! Charlie Burton Ogden 247i 2168 Hap Payne Ogden Mike Loreii Qedn 2158 Orv Rolph Jr lagan 2155 Class B Taro Yaei Brisham Citv dieted as leading class C last week in error) belongs B Taro Yagi Brigham City 57-4- 72-7- 15—2203 Phil Cardon Logan 4 69-3- ed into first place in class A with a two week-en- d series total of 2293 He had a 234 single game Sunday and an 1178 series at Ogden Bowling Center Maxle Kosof ejumped Into the class A running with 1208 at Logan for the big series of the day However Charlie Burton grabbed off high game honors with a big 264 game at Logan for the highest game of the tournament to date Bill Bauer Sr had the big game of the day at Brigham City a 234 However he lost ground and dropped from first place in class 3 to third place Dale Moore with the best series of the day at Brig-haCity pyramided into third place in class B Ray Reeder of Brigham City rode Into first place in class C on top of a 237 game highest of the day at Paramount Bowl and a 1032 series which with his 1085 of last week makes him the man to best in thi class Ed Carey of Brigham City rolled the high series of the day at Paramount with 1066 and holds down third place in class C Following are the first 10 in each class: Class A Lionel Freeman m -- Hawaiian AU-SU- Road trips thjsr week wilt test the Skyline basketball Spirited competition featured the conference leadership of Brig ham Young and Utah who've second round of the annual Northern Utah Round Robin bowling risen to the top two rungs by strong showings at home tournament Sunday —— — —j — The undefeated BYU Cougars Lionel Freeman of Logan vaultaiming for their third straight title have moved in front by winning e three in a row in their nev at Provo The Cougars-- first conference journey of the! sssason at tendi them against Denver '(2-the DU arena Thursday They travel on to Albuquerque for a Saturday date with New I Mexico STANDARD-EXAMINE- Trabert Third Weber College January 28 Floor Show Provides Color InUS is coming! Those sensational barnstormTennis Rating ing The big show will clash with the strong Weber college Non-Loo- B THI OGDEN (UTAH) ! MONDAY EVENING JANUARY 21 1993 m mum FRANK iaaiiinisaaM'M tarac PATRICE ' § WITH JAMES GLEAS0N MICHAEL CURTIZ i MELVILLE SHAVELSONimJACK Starts ROSE |