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STANDARD-EXAMINETUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY Kentucky Regains Top Basketball Rating Main Eventeis in Tratk Feud Kansas Slate Is in Second Place Duquesne Rates Third Place in AP Ratings NEW YORK Feb 12 (AP)— Kentucky already crowned Southeastern conference champions and assured of an N C A A playoff berth enters the final phase of the college basketball season still ranked as the No 1 team in the nation The Wildcats head the field in — — the Associated Press poll for the fourth straight week and the only stumbling block remaining in their path appears to be Up Paul e Kentucky drew 42 votes and 867 points from the 103 sports writers and sportscasters who participated in the poll Kan- BoEInson Olson Sign for Title Contest first-plac- sas State remained in stcond place e Kansas State college 14 votes and 737 points The Kentucky Wildcats bowled over Mississippi and Georgia Tech during the week and last night after the polls closed defeated Mis6 to run their sissippi State winning streak to 15 games and their season's record to 20-- 2 Winner of the N C A A title in three of the past four years Kentucky has three games remaining In the regular season The big one Is against De Paul in Chicago n stadium Feb 23 Early in the Kentucky swamped De Paul SAN FRANCISCO first-plac- 0 The same teams that graced the ten a week ago remained in the top select group although some positions were switched Duquesne only major unbeaten team in the land moved from fifth to third less than 100 points behind Kansas State The Dukes stretched their winning streak to 17 games by edging previously unbeaten St Bonaven-tur- e 3 last night St Bonaventure (16-- remained in fourth place Iowa moved ) from ninth to fifth while Illinois dropped from third to sixth Iowa 9 while Ilswamped Michigan linois smeared Michigan State 2 last night St Louis held in seventh place Washington eighth and St John's of Brooklyn tenth Kansas fell from sixth to ninth place The Jayhawks 0 last night nipped Iowa State Top ten (first place votes in 69-6- 1) (15-1- 82-5- 84-6- Elk Barbecue Set At Kaysville 55-5- Teams and won-Iorecord Kentucky 42) (20-Kansas State (14) Duquesne (4) (17-St: Bonavent (12) Iowa (4) (15-Illinois 1 ) St Louis (3) (17-Washington (5) Kansas (2) (16-- 1 S 2) (15-3- ) 0) 4 5 6 (16-- 1) ' 473 zation said today A definite date and program de443 397 tails will be worked out and an 269 nounced in the near muture he 258 saia 1) (14-2- 7 4) 8 9 10 (19-3- ) 2) St John's (17-2- 161 ) Second Ten: 11 Dayton (4) 12 Seton Hall 13 Oklahoma City (3) 14 West Virginia (4) 15 Louisville (1) 16 Siena m 111 BATON ROUGE L Feb 12 (AP)— Louisiana State university 87 today named Perry Moss of the of Washington football fi University 69 staff as its new Tiger backfield 48 coach Selection of Moss former 48 Penn State 17 De Paul Holy Cross (3) 18 10 20 21 LSUBackfield Coach 13 an '32 quarterback at the Uni32 versity of Illinois and a star in m the 1947 Rose Bowl was announced votes: Minne- here by LSU Athletic Director T receiving yuiers sota Duke Brigham Young Tulsa P Heard 7 Indiana Seattle - Wyoming Lasaile Bradley Notre Moss has been backfield mentor Pame U C L A Western Ken- at Washington for the last two tucky Idaho (1) N Y U RADIO Standard-Examine- News r Mon" Toes" Wed riTTllF 145 P KLO 1488 kc Thurs to 2:00 P M KDYL 1828 ke Fri M-- KLO KSL 1188 ke KUTA 818 ke Don Gehrmann Thoug-- shown breaking the Use at left is far ahead of Fred Wilt rivals r uimuu "viu on me iracx sney are snown at rtgnt in Don's home shortly afterthe he had beaten the ' at ' ': Date with Music Turns Theatre People Mrlmny and Mrs North Hollywood m i:2SIP4£jtvSUum ish n i lEdwln e A-- 16 C Hill O'ClOCS fedJtlCD silver Eagle Newsstand I (Pursiut Theatre ber McGee Ufa With Luitl Boston Blackle Orsons- Welles! and Molly I Mystery i: Grade FieldEddier IChoraliers "Song of Ub-- I it erty" Drama Crime Does Not Pay! 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Harold Stassen Town Meeting ortne Air liig America Frank Edwards (News " !Bl!l Stern y : Lte Date withMMBG Mayor Reports i 10-0- l6:30 tmi'm' lM I : i IS" Skies t- ' I ? 9 SO 9:46! & last 1952 SALT LAKE CITY Feb 12 (UP)— The Wyoming Express roars into Utah this to be a bumDV ride prove Can-nonba- — --- — Tne Cowboys— riding herd on the Skyline conference with eight victories against only one setback — will more than have their hands full when they tangle with Utah in Salt Lake City Friday and Brig-haYoung at Provo Saturday CHICAGO Feb 12 (AP) — JohnThat week-en- d series has proved ny Lujack Chicago Bears quarterdisastrous for numerous g back says there's an "even chance" clubs from the east side of the he might retire from football used' more on defense Lujack Expect a Split than offense last season said he Wyoming officials expect a split will talk things over with Owner-Coac- h and naturally are hoping for a George Halas Thursday clean sweep If a split is all that's His four-yecontract which repossible from a Wyoming point of portedly paid elf from 875000 to view a defeat to Utah and a vic$100000 expired at the end of tory over Brigham Young would the 1951 season be the most beneficial That way Lujack said he had no personal the Pokes would maintain the conIn playing on offense or preference ference lead at defensive halfback U the split should go the other "But you don't get paid for playway aside from the moral aspect ing defense" he added a defeat for Utah wouldn't mean a thing but a victory for the Brigs would throw the league into deadlock Denver will see first action this week with a game against Regis Tuesday night Wednesday night vnzona &taie at f lagstaff will take CHICAGO Feb 12 (AP) — The on New Mexico In another scope and financing of an extentilt at Albuquerque sive nation-wm- e survey of postThe first conference game Ais season competition is being studied slated Thursdav with rnlnrodn today by the executive committee and M meeting Utah State at Lo of the National Collegiate Athletic gan The fireworks start Friday association Utah State will be at Brigham The survey will be made by the N C A A extra-evenYoung and Wyoming at Utah commitof Bowl football Saturday night Colorado A and tee M will face Montana at Missoula gamesespecially The N C A A has ruled New Mexico will be at Denver that no new contractural agreewhile Wyoming and the Brigs do ments on Bowl games can be made battle in Frovo during 19S2 while the survey is in Both the Utah fieldhouse and progress B Y U's athletic showcase have The survey primarily will" be been sold out for months in ad- made to determine the degree of vance of the two big battles athletic pressures — which give Utah State must not be over- rise to subsidization and recruiting looked during the week's activity — developed by conThe Aggies from Logan can boast tests These contests not only inOf victories nvor Knth clude football Bowl games but Young and Wyoming— the onlv also N C A A championships in club with such a distinction in the basketball track and othe rsports conference AnH the The extra events committee is ar uled to tangle Friday against the to recommend appropriate legislaBrigs in Provo A Utah State win tive action to the N C A A conover the Cougars would be vention next January more than the Cowboys couldalmost hope for although such a thing is by no means m Johnny Lu'jack to Retire From Pro Grid Games ar lead-ershi- o non-leag- ue ts post-seas- on : r"nm 10:30 (e den Qui 10 Faith In f E "Mu7'u' Strike Wf Rich i News for a Day ma- -t h (1X711 OaiTJgil I IBailithlng for the Ladles Our Time News Par Prvw xnth Host i Behind the Story Joe Lee HUleht on Reading' jrna im tiusjcaie New 48 I WEDNESDAY °"e Foster 112 02 15 Paul sum win 12 30 Melody Midway with Warren Tost 1 Melodler :48 Local Newscast Melody Midway Jack Klrkwood 'Gordon Oweaaa liHeminsway News ' iUnrle Doug H8a Hayes New laMenrat Bill 6MUd 8 46 5 00 Oteas mEVISION Douhla nr Nothlne Live Like Bus Panning aruur Godfrey a 1 Fran — swore Z'iZ :V— Survival f""0 it OUla S:WSUr Theatre thaatre :jf-fl- iasid ana fjrun lwlt nrm KS'n Pattm Pay :— ttaipnBigeawa tat S:8— Video Off KaU Smith hat's 40tt-TwiU- ght i:f-adm- Prolics COOkla Theatre Stortea an ::atlnew ran Tuesday MMlraak ST LOUIS Feb ?H2JbM3M Sinatra and Hardy 7 : 0O— Kaleidoscope 7:14—Cloverleaf Theatre Wednesday Afteraooa IXM-H- tw Headlines 1:00—8arch for Tom'row 1:15— Armchair Advent 1:M— Bert Parks 2:80— Strike ItVMMI £:3f-- pa Meiodymart 2:45— First 100 Tears S:00— Margaret Masters 3 Moore 4:JS— Oncle Roscoe :— Sagebrush Playhse Cadet :0-ToBlgbt tli— ferry Como (UP)— The er New Mentor for W&M RICHMOND Vt Feb 12 J M (Suey) Eason veteran(AP)— foot- T oiu in T SKATING hard-workin- match '- 7 i - 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"GIRL ON THE BRIDGE at With Hugo Haas f ENDS TONIGHT! "THE WILD BLUE YONDER" "ST BENNY THE DIP" 'i mmtmWSSmu 1 Starts f'MJOMIM WEDNESDAY her or kic hr? Is th a kid or ii h kidding? f 1 r JuneALLYSON SwJOl If JUli ' rtahc wS SFt un anc- - wit "I- - fighttnicrof km ft hit-'em-fir- st those heroes lomedy W V ' WIBk PM t:30 PM —KLO— Every competitor will receive a certificate of recognition and special awards will be made as follows: First and second in the match and first in each class in matches 1 X 3 4 and 6 and first second and third in the match and first and second in each class In SAMUEL GOLOWYN BLACK MUSEUM CRIME FIGHTERS match OUTLAWS TONIGHT PM will furnish the awards for this J:Jl1- MILLER HIGH LIFE 8:30 - 1 Starts Tomorrow! NEW EGYPTIAN 7:15 PM CRIME DOES NOT PAY Beck-stea- sights No 6 aggregate of matches 3 and 4 No 7 aggregate- - of' matches 1 and 6 and No 8 the Special International Aggregate The entire fee in match No- 8 will be sent to the N P A International shooting fund and the N R A '2 Comedy — News Box Office Open 6:45 P M Free Lighted Parking Area Berthana Roller Rink Sponsored By 7:30 The fourth annual Ogden Gallery Rifle tournament wiU be held at the Ogden high school rifle range Saturday Feb 16 according to William J Lucas secretary of the Ogden Rifle club sponsor of the event The match is registered with the National Rifle association and competition is open to all members of the N R A Entries may be mailed to Mr Lucas at 1529 Adams Ave Ogden Shooting will begin at nine a m Chief range officer for the meet will be Henry Schulz president of the Ogden Rifle club Ray d club secretary will be statistical officer and Mr Lucas wiU be executive officer The match schedule is as follows: No 1 ten shots prone and ten sitting iron sights No 2 ten shots prone and ten kneeling any sights: No 3 ten shots prone and ten standing any sights No 4 ten shots sitting and ten standing any sights No 5 two man team ten shots prone and ten standing any NOW PLAYING 5i££--- ' Mai Wyman Ii Ogden Rifle Tournament Is Scheduled Saturday g With Mon-F- ri This Is a view of the ski jump at Holmenkollen near Oslo Norway which will be used in the Winter Olympic competition starting Feb 14 hard-punchi- mm BRODERICK TONIGHT learn to skate every Saturday and Sunday aftarnoon 2 ta 4 p m "Rates ta Parties" 4 3 osoV m lumuiuUsM t (AP) —The 12 International Boxing club announced its feature attraction today for Washington's birthday Feb 22 at Madison Square Garden It'll be Robert Villemain of France against Danny Nardico of Tampa Fla The bout is scheduled for t e n rounds The contestants are Nardico is a youngster who gave light heavyweight contender Harry (Kid) Matthews a tough scrap in Cleveland last Dec 5 Villemain is the Frenchman who held the European welterweight championship until he started adding ball coach at Hampton Va high school today was appointed head coach at the College of William and pounds Mary H succeeds Marvin Bass and Mary tackle who resigned as head coach yesterday claiming the college had been "too indecisive" on athletic since a sports scandal at thepolicy institution last fall 1430 JVJLU ' WAirril ft w u n UlfflnuT SPORTS NEWS! with 10:fte— Herb Shrine r 10:1— U and Culture 11:00— Weather and News --8- DIAL LATEST Music -8pae 12 NEW YORK Feb Benson catcher Les Fusselman and outfielder Larry Miggins HOLT KLO i rry Sets Feature Scrap for Feb 22 St Louis Cardinals collected three more player autographs todav bringing1952their total number of contracts to 27 signed Latest of the satisfied player infielder-outfieldgroup are Vern Ha l Tops In Pops Paul Harvey IA stretch with Pleteh — Two Hour of t:SS— Arthur Godfrey Tast — 3:J-W- PLUS rrouc UUolll - SM-Th S:a-K- ukla (8:55) News (The Westerners i PROGRAMS INawa Rnvall : An Exciting Love Story! TODAY Specifically what does Hayes intend to do to rekindle fan interest here? "First I want to meet and talk to every person I possibly can" the genial front office boss began "To that extent I have either spoken at or have booked engagements to talk at 68 meetings of various kinds in 48 days I also have set a goal of 400 speeches this year "Second there will be special attempts made to interest the family as a whole id the Buffalo club" Hayes added "I firmly believe that baseball the family and America itself are one Third while I believe that a game itself is sufficient attraction for a baseball fan there will be 'extras' — such' as ladies' nights and entertainment of various sorts — as a reward for good fans" The live-wiof the New Hampshire legislature and former army captain started his baseball career "as a very poor first baseman" in 1936 Since then he has been an umpire (the youngest in organized baseball at the 4ime) a scout for the Boston Braves and Chicago White Sox traveling secretary and IBC Ca Warren Fletcher Mary Martta Joyce Jordan Rom k winters Valiant Lady Marriage tor Two Lorenzo Jonea 2nd Mrs Burton Tour Bell Aunt Mary Hlllton Ban Blnger Welcome Travlrs Jackson News Program W T Rarf!ff nriht r- Dr pai KS'TLtD' John Soarkv Big iTea Tune Tunes Ronnie Rom Mark Trial Make Seller iTom Corbet t World Sr- Curt Man-Easy Rhythms ilntermntn News Huntley News woria news R Murrow Bob Garred I ENDS up world news lendlv Breakfast Club Millionaire mm Cn B Beat J' Bead Of Life Pecner Yountr 'Hn: IHlght td HapneatlCedrlc Adams Wife Hollywood Neva tfltella Dallas friendly Time IWldder Brown Hews Woman In House I Just Plain Rltl irt-ll'M- Now Showing hurry A" AiTERNOQN Wednesday KDYL EGYPTIAN ' Masters 13am and Fanny Ar'rn:-'Victor LlndSahr Godfrey IHuntley News Grand siam Break the Bank I iRosemary Bud Collyer fWeattr Wmtm 'Jack Bereh' lAunt Jenny Lone Journey Helen Trent My True Story lour Gal Sunday ios k Arnold Big sister (Betty Crocker Ma Perkins ISafeway Neighbor Dr Malone Against Storm Yng (Whn On atarrlaa Guiding Light s-'- Hlckok New OGOEN 1951 re far-fetch- Music Mie wrgii Of Amprl d - King's Row Dave (News ac °d Nelghbr TlmelVogue Varieties news oarww f flag-marke- "j ot Olympic games Thursday as scheduled However Norwegian Olympic committee officials announced that another event the women's downhill race would be postponed from Saturday until one p m (seven a m E S T) Sunday Informed sources said the present women's downhill track would be abandoned and the event held on the men's downhill track The officials in charge of the women's slalom race were ready to postpone the event when the light snow began to fall The light snow on the existing base would permit the race to be held on the Norefjell course The women's slalom officials will inspect the course again and make their final decision Norwegian official Denno Pratt told some of the women competitors today their slalom "almost certainly" would be held as scheduled Thursday The postponement of the women s downhill race means that one event now will be on only the Norefjell course program each day The program: The women's giant slalom February 14 the mens general manager giant slalom 15 the mens downhill February 16 February the women's downhill February and 17 Post Season Play Cards Collect 3 Being Studied More Signatures BUl Brownin jWake ll and it may week-en- d of Music (Album MoU Review? I rt azs) I 12 A Concerto for Western TuneslParm Breakfast y Roquw5t w ' Roundup will Wright A News Campbell am 7:30 Newt snri v TJaaer West 90 Take" a Number4c 00 Ladlea pisr 10 18 (News KTo'Vet ni Len Allen Uv-r- t Believe WEDNESDAY MORNING PROGRAMS The Old Corral INews Roundup 'J 1 Wills 2rrm Nw ?Hh m19 M 1 Let's Listen Dance Music ' ' f :15 IThis ' ' Wyoming Cowboys Face Bumpy Snow Raises Hope For Ski Events Ride Into Utah Test OSLO ISprway Feb (UP)— light snow raised hopes today Utah Brigham Young Quints the the ladies' giant slalom would open winter E Canham News News Ballads Mr Midnight :jseuian two-mi- le ':'"' Milwaukee — G-m- an - Gabnei Hotter f$0 :1B m Warden fl'30 Ansiwr Mansports 6 45' Hat ok (6:55 News Henrv Mnt vtt BUFFALO N Y Feb 12 (UP) The days of throwing open the gates and expecting fans to throng to America's baseball parks are over according to O W (Bill) Hayes baseball's executive of the year in the lower minors and new general manager of the Buffalo Bisons "You've got to make the people feel that they're welcome at the parks these days" Hayes said "The personal touch must be brought back and each fan must be given personal consideration" d Hayes a 3 Inch giant who weighs 220 pounds has more than idle words to back up his contention In two years as general manager of the Temple Tex Eagles in the Big State league Hayes helped 237000 paid admissions bring through the gates in a city which has a population of only 24978 persons Here in Buffalo one of the nation's largest cities only 140000 fans paid to see the local International league entry in action in wavy-haire- high-flyin- An elk barbeque will be a feature of the Davis county WildPoints life jollification scheduled to be 867 held this year in March at Kays737 ville Dr D Keith Barnes direc667 tor of the local organization and 563 vice president of the state organi- st 2 Feb12JUP) Ray Robinson for his world middleweight title bout with Carl (Bobo) Olson here on March 13 Included with the contract were the rights to televising of the bout which Robinson is turning over to Kyne to sell "Apparently Robinson has had trouble peddling the rights" said "However I don't think Kyne we'll have too much trouble selling this fight with Bobo Olson" Kyne said he had letters from three doctors in New York testifying that Robinson really had an injured back when he forced postponement of the bout in the past The letters now are on file with the California state athletic commission The promoter revealed that Robinson will be one of the honor guests at the San Francisco Press and Union League club's weekly gang dinner the night of March 7 The other guest will be Brutus Hamilton head coach of the U S Olympic track and field team sea-io- parentheses): I Promoter William P"KyneJuisre-ceive- d a signed contract from" Sugar 110-6- 88-8- — — : Olympic Ski Jump Hayes Has New Ideas for Minor Leagues i M P? lBsT 12 on land! mLk—fa -- FavorUw of mo COHtinmU headline m new sAote rwwsrfy a mmdct and ong TONIGHT 800 P M 1 JSSZL ioaassSTEW"! 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