Show Fifteen Champions Crowned in Golden Gloves Tourney Senior Tifle Holders Sporf New Jackets (Capacity Crowd Alfred Torres Stops Frankie iK I MWm Ilk ISStsXl a I m On Hand for I Fistic Finals Boxers of Idaho Wyoming and of The bout between Alfred The opening scraps in the annual renewal of the event sponsored by Big Games Get d n Tor- res Salt Lake Rotary Boys' club and r rankle Dillingham Ogden Elks was one of the standouts of the tourney They slugged it out for two plus rounds before Torres put over a left hook and a right cross to score a knockout In round three College Loops 135-pou- " YORK Feb 16 (UP) — With every game becoming more and more important as tournament Tubber Okuda of Baker Merrill time draws near college basketball program presents a big post No 9 of the American Legion of games Saturday night with of Ogden and Ray Moser Rotary eight of the nation's top ten teams Boys' club staged a whirwind bat- in action For two of the teams in the se tle all the way with Moser gaining St a hair line decision The verdict in lect circle a St Louis and is urgently victory either have gone this bout could needed to retain their high rank way ing St Louis ranked No 7 in the Pete Giacomi former Utah welPress board of coaches sufterweight boxer was all smiles fol- United fered a upset by Bradley He battles senior the lowing on Wednesday and tries to rebound coaches the Salt Lake Rotary Boys' against Tulsa Also at stake in team He piloted the team to cham- this one will be the Billikens' unbeaten record as leaded of the Mispionships in the 112 pound class souri valley conference 147 pounds 126 pounds 135 and St Bonaventure ranked No 5 "We should have had another suffered straight defeats by title but' the judges did not see it and St John's this week mv wv said Giacoma to regain the winning but Tonir Nisnn one of Utah's most trail figures against Toledo The Bonnies2 heavyweight young own an overall record of 16 to promising u many the nation's No 1 tignters seconaea Kentucky Rex in the is last night Nelson team shoots for its fifteenth Layne stable and is managed by straight victory in a Southeastern Marv Jensen clash with Tennessee former Golden conference Koith Nuttall ranked No 2 tries Kansas State forGloves champion and also a Sevin a for ninth its straight mer National champion seconded en game with Missouri Big Kansas Roland Peterson of Tremonton m ranked No 8 and Big Seven his 175 pound title fight against meets Nebraska in anAmerican Legion other loop game Glen Clarry i Peterson won the nod Illinois No 3 and Iowa No 4 chairman McNeil Harold boxing of the Big Ten will both of the A A U in the intermoun- - be seen in important league games an of the tain west and chairman Hlini play host to Ohio State mini Tntermountain A A U tour The Other while visits Iowa nament which is held in March Big Ten games are Purdue Michigan each year in Salt Lake again Minnesota - Michigan served as one of the judges and Following a change of judges aft No 9 defeated Idaer a questionable bout last rugni hoWashington Friday night 79 to 64 in a one of the eallerv fans yelled: Pacific coast conference and "Throw 'em all out Who won the will meet the same foe game Saturday first fight" foinmandine officers of the four night Wyoming pacemaker in the Sky denots of the Oeden area occupied line conference and ranked No 12 in Officers seats row first ringside faces Brigham Young nationally n were: uenerai attendance in a league game Dayton ranked Gilkeson Hill air force base: Rear No 13 meets Baldwin-WallacAdmiral C H Gillilan Clearfield No 15 visits Villanova Louisville Need-haH navy supply depot Col H Col North Carolina John in Philadelphia Ogden arsenal and State No 16 tries to bounce back H Judd Utah general depot George Washington and The staging of the show within against DePaul No 20 comes back from the high school was handled Al-in its g loss to Notre Dame to face Orchids to major league style' his Loyola of Chicago Committeeton W Parker and ' Washington's 79 to 64 win over men for such a nice job gave the Huskies Junior champions each received Idaho at Moscow a least at tie for the P C C's while the trunks fancy boxing S Bob division northern title were holders senior title presented 26 scored and Frank points with colorful jackets up 22 for Wash Utah finals in high school wrest- Guisness racked — ling will be conducted at Payson ington In other leading games: Rice next Friday and Saturday! Weber state whipped Baylor 62 to 44 in the high will again defend the Young edged title Mel Wood's charges won the Southwest Brigham title in 1949 1950 and 1951 Coach Utah State 69 to 67 in the Sky and Seattle defeated Gonzaga Wood expects his charges to "finish line 80 to 76V Associated Press wire reports today indicate that a stalling game employed by Utah State last night cost them their game at Provo against Brtgham Young The Aggies had a ten point lead and decided to stall rather than conduct their usual 'fast break' NEW top-draw- er Bona-ventu- one-poi- re nt Du-ques- ne uj secon- d-placer State-Wiscons- Indiana-Northweste- in rn a e- m high-scorin- Hou-breg- one-two-thr- Graham Decisions tactics Utah bowed to Wyoming in the other game at Salt Lake Unless the Cougars stop the Cowboys tonight the Wyoming quint will win the Skyline Eight title easily B Y U must win to remain in the running The Marciano-Savol- d battle the other night at Philadelphia was a stinker In Philadelphia was today Gov John S Fine box-lug urged to fire his three man commission vidtiauu was uiauc: uj sen H Jerome Jaspan of Phil s d technical knockout over the inept Savold here last Wednesday nieht In a letter to Fine Jaspan also suggested that suspensions be lm posed on Savold and Marciano their managers and seconds and Herman Taylor who promoted the bout in cooperation with the Inter national Boxing club seventh-roun- f 1ZI JYJLU Feb 16 (AP) contender Billy Graham of New York and International boxing officials meet today to discuss an important bout for the clever New Yorker Graham hopes Matchmaker Al Weill intends to talk turkey about another title crack at welterweight champion Kid Gavilan The veteran of 109 pro fights punched out an unanimous decision over Jimmy Herring of New York in Madison Square Garden last night and he wants his 110th start to be against the rhumba keed from Cuba Billy has been seeking that shot ever since he lost a controversial decision in a title scrap with Gavilan in the Garden last Aug 29 Since then Graham has kept busy with five fights drawHis ing once and winning four record is 7 NEW YORK " 95-7-- f JVL1J first station Iff OGDEN'S m A Jimmy Herring 147-pou- 160-pou- 175-pou- 175-pou- Gal-leg- hard-foug- os four year college Scholarship worth mm© THE l8-poun- bone-innU- Q J Of Becoming SLIM! LISTEN 11:15AM-12:15P- 10:00 M P M SUNDAY To The HEALTH QUIZ Sponsored By LUten to detail of contort on THE GABBY HAYES SHOW SUNDAY 4:00 P M TWENTY QUESTIONS 6:00 PM DOWN YOU GO 6:35 P M AL HELFER 7:45 PM FAMILY THEATRE 8:00 PM ng hard-hittin- g 1 pro-Torr- ' Junior Utah Gloves Title Winners 1 es all-st- ar Friday Basketball Finals toe-to-to- er 1 Wcrsham in Lead Dizzy Trout in Splendid Form College Men Meet With Committee Par-wrecki- 6400-yar- Followed Every Punch four-under-p- ar 6310-yar- n chin-to-chi- n 1 — i ar eight-under-p- 160-pou- SECRET ht 112-pou- i you may The championship performance climaxing three nights of action rarn from his looo-that among amateur f:ghiers from flprj ing right to DUfnghams lower states was rated among the best in :a Dillingham highly lejpead the nine years of Golden Gloves ' for hi jolting rights was itta Ulpl promotion in Ogden and attended prone when the count ng was Another spotlight getter was beby what likely was the largest tween Ray Moer Salt Lake Rofinal rnuht crowd tary and Tubber Okuda American Winners in the senior division: class — Ray Moser Legion Moser won on points after the Salt Lake Rotary club over Tub-- : chopping the shorter Ukuda toslug-deber Okuda American Legion Og- - mat in the third With both decision gers winded their last round clas — Freddie GaUe- - came a hilarious exhibition in gos Salt Lake City Rotary club - slow motion showdown In the over Harold Jones Logan deciFreddie Gallegos Salt Lake Rotary sion class—Alfred Torres decfiuoned Harold Jones Logan in Salt Lake Rotary over Frankiean on and off scrjp that had :ts Dillineham Oaden Elks club kaso best moments after the tinal bell Wring both trying to dodge around third round smack class — Max Christian- the referee for a post-figsen Tooele over Nile Pertdps at bis opponent Ronald Peterson jabDeseret gym decision class — Ronald Peter- ber from up Trernonton way son Tremonton over Glenn Clary aired the laurels in his weight class with a victory American Legion decision Hamilton mm Glenn Clary American LeHeavyweight — Davis a entrant Peterson heavy Hill AFB over Samuel Oakley gion had second slugger Deseret Chemical Clary cowering kayo at several junc against the ropes round class— Filbert Salazar tures but Clary refused to drop and that was something Salt Lake Rotary No opponent The closeout vendetta between d class —Freddie Trono No opponent HiU field's David Hamilton and Deseret Chemical Deseret Chemical's Samuel Oakiey Fistic Headliner saw the latter absorb some as a canvas likely Entering the to the head before he star attraction in the senior divi- dropped jabs for keeps in the second sion F rankle Dillingham Qppa Elks' entrant and Alfred Torres Gal Entertain into the Salt Lake Rotary came through Projecting varietyintermission apwas the with a engagement that saw the underdog Torres tag pearance of Cecilia Janobo and the golden Dillingham for a KO after 35 sec Winona Hamalu from shores of Oahu in hula dancing onds in the third nm tw demonstrations set Music for their in the second came frame when Dillingham buckled was furnished by be Hawaii team which has uif- - a rain of blows to theinhead made basketball two appearance in Ogaen the Torres came back stong tour final round pressing for a knock- - during a —national — Standard-ExaminThe Ogden and Ogden Elks lodge were well received aptly setting the stage for the senior events to follow The first bout of the evening pitted two good looking youngsters Gary Wright of Star Valley high school Afton Wyo and Darwin Curtis state school in the 118 pound class The two boys got with it right at the opening bell and kept up a torrid pace all through the fight Curtis caught Wright with aystiff right Shown sportings their new Golden Gloves jackets are champions in the senior division of the classic (left uppercut that rocked ibf Wyoming to right) Filbert Salazar 112 pounds Freddie Trono 118 pounds Ray Moser 126 pounds Freddie lad but he retaliated with a storm 160 135 pounds Aon Parker tournament director Alfred Torres 147 pounds Max Christiansen of lefts and rights to the head and pounds Ronald Peterson 175 pounds and David Hamilton heavyweight body that banished Curtis to the ropes for an instant He came back strong In the second round Wright uncorked a stiff left to Curtis' head and Curtis let loose his uppercut again with the same good results The Ogden fighter kept up a continuous left jab in Wright's face that soon brought blood to his ' 9 m nose The last round found Curtis following up a stiff left to the head with a flurry of rights and lefts but Wright snapped back with a drive that carried Curtis to the ropes Wright got in a couple more hard jabs with both hands and hit Curtis with a long left that jarred him at the bell The judges gave Curtis the decision although the SATURDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 16 1952 crowd didnt entirely agree x Early Knockout In the 126 pound finals Ray Al bertson of state school dropped Melvin Hansen of Tooele in 1:25 of the third round after Hansen had put up a game fight all the way The Tooele boy rocked Albertson to his heels with a long right to East Whittier 56 Western Washing- the head in the first round but Al New York A C 74 Albright 52 ton 48 bertson returned in kind to start 73 Hiram 50 C L A 72 Stanford 68 Bethany Both solid off scored things Bowdom 75 M I T 63 64 Utah 57 Wyoming smashes on head and body throughFranklin and Marshall 94 DickMesa 63 Scotts Bluff J C 37 out most of the round aBfornia Aggies 61 Southern In the second round Albertson inson 6470 60 59 Rutgers Navy Oregon almost rushed Hansen off his feet Io&a 48 Oklahoma City 43 Northern Montana 51 Montana but he recovered to hammer right 66 72 Rhode Island Penn State Mines 43 e back The two slugged it out Hobart 58 St Lawrence 55 "Eastern Montana 73 Western for awhile Hansen jolted Trenton Teachers 66 Drew 56 Montana 63 Anderson with two successive Maine 55 Northwestern 54 Whit worth 56 Western Washing-t- il him Albertson then rights tagged Pace 70 Jersey City Teachers 36 with a roundhouse right which New York Aggies 64 Kings Point Seattle U 80 Gonzaga 76 spilled him to the floor He was 57 Oregon State 44 Oregon back up after an eight count but a 63 Lemovne 75 45 Oswego Schools Utah to him head floored the High right chop Fairfield 65 New Haven State Tooele 45 again The bell saved him Cyprus 41 51 At the opening of the third round 68 Altamont 38 Tabiona 50 59 Yale Dartmouth Hansen slammed Albertson with a 26 40 Untie Payson 75 Ncv White Plains State Tech Hurricane 68 Dixie Sir right to the head that shoolc him Albertson came back with a bar- York State Tech 70 light i 35 Wayne 28 rage of body blows that knocked South Morgan 59 North Summit 26 Hansen down again He gamely got The Citadel 74 Wofford 65 Wasatch 45 Gunnison 36 up again but was again met with! West Virginia 100 Washington Panguitch 49 Piute 43 Albertson s nailing gloves whicn and Lee 74 North Sanpete 51 Moroni 43 mowed him down for the last Florida A and M 95 Turner North Emery 37 MonticeUo 24 time AFB 25 k Green River 36 Moab 45 Dave Liddell Ogden American Savannah State 76 Fort Valley South Emery 58 San Juan 23 who was er- State 43 Legion Uintah 48 Duchesne 33 roneously reported to have lost one Shaw 57 Howard 53 Delta 46 Beaver 41 of his Thursday bouts was back Tennessee State 85 Tusculum 62 Bingham 35 Judge 31 against the classv Toby Salazar of Arkansas State 70 Bear River 55 Ogden 39 ougaldo 49 the Salt Lake Rotory Boys club Jackson 61 Philander Smith 55 Weber J53 South Cache 48 and beat him 60 Southwestern Ten Millsaps Hinckley 44 Milford 27 Salazar an aggressive lad kept nessee 53 South 44 West 29 boring into Liddell used a hard Midwest South Sevier 57 Richfield 44 right to the Salt Laker's jaw with Wasatch 59 North Rich 18 John Carroll 70 Baldwin-Wa- l telling effect In the second round lace Lehi 58 "Pleasant Grove 44 62 Toby tried to keep Liddell off balI Carbon 41 Springville 40 63 North Dakota State Augusance with a flicking left and rocked Grantsville 45 Murray 37 62 the Ogden boy several times with tana S D B V High 59 American Fork Case 77 Western Reserve 55 some long rights 46 Concordia 66 St Thomas 56 rne third round saw plenty of East 48 Union 30 Illinois Wesleyan 76 Augustana leather flying and saw each man in South Summit 37 Park City 30 ) 72 (111 turn pound his opponent into the Fork 40 Juab 34 Spanish won their after 72 58 Ambrose Utah Gloves Golden 1953 Parsons division are St they Here thev snapped just champions junior ropes only to have him come back 58 Tropic 36 Escalante 118 state school 112 Darwin Wil67 Curtis C Elks are David to Price Left pounds LaGrange J George Abeyta right strong purple trunks 47 Millard 39 Parowan 135 Stock 66 126 American Liddell Dave state Clyde liams school pounds Legion pounds pounds Ray Albertson Stock Gets Verdict Logan 41 Box Elder 40 Central (Mo) 54 Drury 49 Star Valley 147 pounds Lyle Peterson Price Elks 160 pounds and Alvin Ellis Hill air force base heavyDavis 67 Granite 38 and Stock of Star Valley Clyde weight North Sevier 50 Snow 22 — Ralph Ranson of American Legion Southwest Texas' Tech 84 Arizona 57 were two fine looking chaps who Idaho High Schools Rice 62 Baylor 44 put on a fine bout with Stock getPocatello 53 Twin Falls 39 47 46 Texas some boos Bishop College ting the decision amid Boise 46 Caldwell 37 55 78 Washburn Southwestern from the overflow throng in the 48 Clark 22 Firth 57 58 Wiley Langston gym SAN ANTONIO Tex Feb 16 54 Ririe 52 Roberts 69 East Texas St Ma's (Tex) Stock started boring in with body 33 Baker 32 Nam is expected (Idaho) (AP) — pa punches from the very first while Baptist 55 58 Priest River 42 Wallace MIAMI Fla Feb 18 (AP) — to diminish somewhat today as the Ranson used a left jab to worry the West Dietrich 51 Richfield 26 $10000 Texas open moves into its Dizzy Trout's dazzling 66 was the Wyoming scrapper Although Stock 53 Burley 38 tSahl 60 Utah State (API-Col- lege 16 Young Brigham Feb WASHINGTON pressing throughout the entire 67 second round — rain which caused talk of the town today as the baseBiggins 49 Cambridge 39 leaders get their kept sports some round Ranson wal ball delivered match the opened play Washington 79 Idaho' 64 Montpelier 46 Snake River 36 postponement of play yesterday stageplayers of their annual golf cham- chance today to say what they lops that meant business should bring higher scores to a of think intercollegiput set plan In second round Stock the up d The ate athletics under strict controls a savage attack which set Ranson Brackenridge Park pionships Trout's sensational course may come closer to matching National of the some to d Representatives of his throws round yesterday on the its par figures Golfers on the win Athletic association and Aftermissing a machine-gulike rain of layout of the Miami Springs Collegiate South-eastr- n ter tour day it actually was a 68 of Eastern Southern the Ranson 's nose blows by Stock club was believed the best or 69 par the way it was before Country coast Pacific and Ten Big started bleeding At the end of the ever shot in the baseball competihe rain instead of 71 conferences meet with the execu- round both men were slugging tion Oakof Lew Worsham Anyway tive committee of the American mont Pa will lead a field of more er The veteran70Detroit Tiger pitch- Council on education The third round started fast for the first time breaking than 160 into the cutting-dow- n Ud for discussion is a proposal both men throwing in everything in his life was simply phenomev : round The 60 low professionals and nal 4 1: j w He was over par only once hv a snofiil cnmmmittw romnosed j ties plus the 10 low amateurs will and turned neaaea 11 01 oy to and lefts head in five birdies college presioems they rghts seemed to runthe of Michigan both play the final 36 holes tomorrow Dr John Hannah out of gas at Worsham shot an State college Before it adjourns the same time Stock managed to 63 in the opening round Thursday HOLLYWOOD Calif— Carl Ol- the executive committee is ex- a long right to Hanson's head He led Walter Romans of Balti- son 162 San Francisco outpointed pected to approve or aisapprove loop at the final gong ' more Md by a stroke Tom Harrison 167 Los Angeles 10 the Dlan The scuffle saw Lyle It then probably will be pre- Peterson of Price Elks gaining the sented to a full meeting of the nod over Woody Turley of Twin membership (all the leading edu- Falls Ida The match was a bit Standard-Examine- r cational organizations and colleges slow compared to some that prein the country belong to the coun- ceded it Peterson started the blood Mon Tues Wed cil) in Chicago May 2 and 3 oozing from Turkey's nose and TurAmong the presidents' recom- ley in turn wrapped Peterson with some good hard lefts mendations: 1:45 P M 2:00 P M—KLO 1 In the division Davie That all athletic scholarships be abolished Abeyta Price Elks won by default EJLO 1430 ke KDYL 1320 ke KSL 1180 kc KtJTA 570 kc 2 That football practices and over Ferman Martinez of the Wall s who had a broken games be limited to1 the period be-- 1 avenue and the first thuatb 6 O'Clocfc Edition tween September 6:00 'Twenty Questions prour Data with IGene In the class there was that bas- Mudlc Autrv News Sports Saturday in December d & Sliver Hopalong and games be no competition and in the ketball Who Where g:30 News Down You Go ICndUt practices News (6:53) 6:45 (6:35) to the period between De- - weight category Alvin Ellis of Hill When in Sports cssnsy ll declared These 7 Days 7:00!Dancing Party Gangbusters Lights of the City cember 1 and March 15 and that air force base was Grand Old no of should because 7:161Tiger Flashes and Bell Browning games competition pion practice 7:30 Utah Reports Opry Paul Whlteman Broadway Is be held from mszagqasrtto Summary: 7:46 Al Heifer My Beat Dancing Party 112 pounds — David Abeyta Price 3 That no freshman should be Family Theatre lVaugnn Monroe Basketball Gamel g:00 won by default over Ferman Elks teams that on and allowed varsity S:1Sf u ts jr a transfer from a Junior college Martinez Wall avenue Hep-KaEndless vs 8:30 N (ii Konndup should put in a year of residence out with broken thumb 8 45 Frontier Wyoming 118 pounds — Darwin Curtis state before being allowed to play 9:00!Nat1 Heart Assn Judy Canova University 4 That any college willfully school decisioped Gary Wright rifflnow Carnival 8:30 Washington Reports Roundup violatinc the code should be nun- - Star Valley Wyo 9:481 Time lzo pounas — nay Aioercson siaie isnea Dy losing its acaaemic standHansen Melvin KO'd school World News 10:00 Here's To Vets of Music ings Parade Hayloft Tooele A C 1:25 third round 10:16 Navy News Harmonies Melody Duke Orch Jules Date with Angle 10 30 Lane News 135 pounds — Dave Liddell AmerParade of Music 10 45 UntU la?n Here's to Vets ican Legion decisioned Toby Sala11:00 (News zar Salt Lake Rotary Boys club Weather Louis Armstrong 11 nw Lyman Hotel Or Music You Want and Orchestra 147 pounds — Clyde Stock Star 11:301 'St Francis Orch Prelude to Sun Parade of Music "V i decisioned Ralph Wyo Valley News and Music 1146 Hal with Zogg By The Associated Press Ranson American Legion 9:30—1 Man's Family 7 :00— Beulah 160 pounds — Lyle Peterson Price TELEVISION NEW YORK— Billy Graham 148 10:00— Advent Playhouse ' 7:30— HerStu Erwin Elks decisioned Woody Turley York New 11:00— Nlsht Owl Theatre Jimmy outpointed S:0e — Ken Murray 12:00— News Twin Falls Ida v KDTL ring 156 New York 10 One of the most interested IslHSiSl la! finals of the Golden Glove 9:0S— Tales of Tomorrow Satttraay 175 pounds — No competition 1 :0ft— All Star Reme KSL was the vounr lady shown above She threw a let of 3:30— Amazing Malone last — Hill Brown Ellis Alvin NEW eight ORLEANS Joe Heavyweights— :00— Show of Shows Saturday 10:00 — Crime syndicated f pooches in every fight She eecaphjda first raw seat at ringside ta and Waiter air force base declared champion 138 New Orleans :3— Your Hit Parade 6:00—TV Teen Club 10:30 — Sammy Kaye north set lion 1'bolo by Bob Morris Collin-MsrrUf( pastor raphe rt no 10 144 &tm Theatre draw Haines 630—Buggies ther competition Brooklyn & Nov er Interest in 1951 By Lou Gladwell ' A Golden Gloves finale that ran the gamut in class emotions and comedy was staged before a capacity turnout in Ogden high school gym last niwtf By Charles Kreher The championships are decided and the junior division 1952 Utah Gohten Gloves passed into history last night at Ogden high gym to the warm applause of a capacity crowd Tid Bits From the Sports World Utah's 1952 Golden Gloves closed in a blaze of glory before a packed house at Ogden high school last night From the time the opening contestants climbed into the ring until a knockout was posted in the final battle last night action was furious Utah competed for the junior and Bouts this senior championships corner this of the in opinion year were far better than the program i Dillinqham in Tomd Three-Roun- d Mit Headliner News RADIO GUIDE Thurs Fri to 112-pou- Hep-Kat- 175-pou- heavy-confine- cham-baseba- ' ts ! - ' I I I Fight Results I -- ' " i l j 1100-Wes- ii |