Show THF OGDEN NEARS PEAK w mm mm Iki Steady to ion -- mer planned a light rope skipping workout today as ne tuned up tor nis title ngnt against fepider webb vveoD tne iormer inuaa cnamp from jdano btate college is train- titl ' - Baptist tripped Trinity 50-1- collesiate boxers Elrnira NY sophomore is farther' advanced than was the Cleveland' v Browns' star at the same stage - Champ ion Brown Gets Fistic Off ers Galore Wilson Drafted By Buffalo Of Now League draft HOUSTON — choices of the new American moters are (AP) a Fightto proLou beating path L?agPe Football league announced- Viscusi's door and the veteran manwonaay mgnt inciuaea ine iouow- ager of light-weigchampion Joe be couldn't Brown happier From Utah— halfback Larry Wil Win lose or draw against Dave son and guard Bob Coogan both Charnley here Dec 2 Brown can ' choices of Buffalo his pick next time out And From Idaho— tackle Jim Prestel take on the proposing end' aren't those or and end Jim Norton MINNEAPOLIS ay ( AP)-- The J?0?0? 10 : 0 2 Sewell 3 0 0 6 1 0 0 2 Davidson Ciffty til lit From Ohio State— halfback Budbut that the NBA is leaving the Larson 4 10 8 door open for D'Amato to be heard dy Allen and guard Bill Meglen for Boston and center Mike Con21 4 0 50 by the association s grievance com nelly and tackle Len Rohde for mittee v PIMOLAY Patterson now has no manager Buffalo — tackle From Brigham Young and to Atkinson 4 84 12 anywhere in the country John halfback Howard and fatal ClEAlriELt Iff Bentley 4 Earlier Los Angeles promoter George Parnassus offered a $100 Utah Staters Open Casaba Season Tonight rLL" By Ensign Ritchie) Local basketball fans will get their first look at the Weber Collese Wildcats in action tomorrow evening when the defending national champions face & alumni group This game will be staged at 8 pm in tne Weber High School gymnasium Leading the alumni group will be Allen Holmes a junior college All- American for Weber a year aso He is currently on the University of Utan squad The graduate team will be coached by Arnie ' Ferrin former and Varge Christen- sen a member of the Weber Col lege national runnerup team cf two hand-picke- Millerberg Loren Burton and Dici Conolly From the pre'ious year's team will be Frank Berreti Ron Webers new basketball coach will try to get all 15 cf his players into tomorrow's afiair This will also be his firct lock at hif Bill Mann club in tame action He will undoubtedly use a cumber of different combinations in an effort to find the most effective unit for the Wildcats Iwo-gam-e series with the Hill Air Force Base Hornets next week After the games with the Hornets the squad will prepare to leave ca a tour of Nevada and California where they will play six junior college and service quintets There are four members of last year's championship squad back this" season including two regulars Gene Kunz and Joe Carter are back from the starter croup while Ed Chatlin and Lynn Hadfield saw con siderable action in reserve roles last season Rounding out the Wildcat squad tre DeRay Monson Eddie Tillman Lynn Harbertson Bill Schammel Bill Crain Larry Hess Dan WEh lm Boa Wilson Parker Jenkins Clay Beyer and Mike Sivulich years ago Tomorrow's came is being spon' sored by the Weber College Boost ers Club and all proceeds will go toward the school's athletic pro gram GU Ixer came chairman said tickets are $1 for adults and 25 cents for children Holmes will be joined by three other members of last year s na tional championship team— Gordon : Associated Press NEW ORLEANS— Rudell Stritch 146H Louisville outpointed Holly Mimsr 154tt D C (10) Washington UNIVERSITY PARK Pa (AP) (8-1- aTT T pn pp V pTm Sf (4-4-- 1) pSSeslnd : GIL IKER T-- Gamt Chairman AUXIIIAXT UDIIS iMl 'OITII CLASSIC Hiah Individual tariff Norma Roil 546 1 high individual game Batty Smoak 226 high t77 Wolf an S45 INDIPIN0IN7 I I tl II so inaiviouai atrial vnn !nuson nign Ugh Individual gama Bob Startton 225 high Team term kiiisdii rurnuura iyyoi niyn 1aam gama Pay Sett Applianca 1035 J — i v 8ero IliUiXIIIJi : i i i j x i IVY High Individual tarles Kay lund 577 high Individual gama Blalna Wad 223 high team' terlas Precision Built 1021 high team gam Weber Music 2916 MAJOR OGDIN Hlah Individual ttrUi Dean Berrev 605 high individual game Dean Berrey 244 high team series Jimmle'a Shoes 2796 high team' y5o game Buenier-Bingna1 FRATERNAL High Individual Elmo Jensen 587 series Elmo Jensen and Ray high team series George high team game George high individual game Edginlgfon Lowe's A A 205 2958 Lowe'l 1027 U t 9 lABItS High Individual series Margaret McEwan 464 high Individual game Jeri Wlrren 197 2450 high team high team aeries game Scatter Pins and Rockettes 129 I Left-Ove- I MIXI9 High Individual series Ray Bennett B99 Irma Lowe 495 high individual game Ray Bennett 235 irma Lowe 190 nigh teem Dead Pins 2890 high team game aeries Full Hous 1009 MARfiUARBT KILL MONDAY Aft t 111 I f Trojan Boar Named Linemen Of Wook in PCC - V- j o)ov V JS x U t - reg values50 tO' m Gael Barsetti of California were named today as the Big Five's of the week" Bansavage knocked down one UCLA pass and was in on 11 tackles Saturday two coming when the Trojan line stopped UCLA on the one-foline in the USC losing ef- 1 f1 - ' y j ' Bafsotti was a defensive stand- I 1 out and caught five passes for 69 yards and a touchdown in Cal's M 7 Big Game win over Stanford 20-1- V2v ) J L-- : Nagel Says Uteo Can Beat Bruins t fabrics I (UPD-Co- aeh ' Ray Nagel told University of Utah football boosters here yesterday he I styles and colorings a thinks the Utes are capable of beating UCLA sizes 35 to 46 in reg shorts Utah meets the powerful West I I ' ' Coast team Saturday in the Los I ! ' Angeles Memorial Coliseum and longs in blue greys Nagel in his weekly appearance I ! before the Bleacher Quarterbacks ' — and browns Club said "perhaps I'm over optimistic but I feel we can beat UCLA" j Nagel served as an assistant at Men'i vpptr level UCLA before coming to Utah last iJ I wwMmwmlvwm wwy vvseason l! X ' I i : l r - TTTTTT TT mill i f i i ' v J i i &tox± ftw 1 -- 4 ' t I II ' m i eh £3 irMm iu imzm it wwi tzm: ti-- n ti fN f' liicrduckq C THAI CUT "l ! 1 JT 1 13 ' : - t:x3 ill! bourbon whiskey making ii"wii At tzmzf t Men of judgment enjoy the old style Kentucky flavor from the famous Hills of old Kentucky Hill and Hill the light Kentucky Bourbon enriched by 80 years of skill in fine Sf 9 i l ! 7 ' mmMl Kontuclcy's Famous Sour Mash Bourbon I ' an 1 M A' i fall and winter patterns A j M mV Mi and all the newest ! S " I 1 dJ no m M ' in all wool and silk and wool " j in tweeds Coverts cheviots and velours Lfi M p-- y I set in sleeve styles - r i itmiit n l l ( : featuring raglan or 'j j en ot SALT LAKE CITY j'j ''" men's fine quality topcoats fa iirm Jjori t t Lar " ' ' SAN FRANCISCO (UPD-Ta- ckle Al Bansavage of USC and end "co-linem- s I i I) r) A MEN Individual series Don Karadeema 5 99 1 hlah individual name Don Karadeema 239 high team series Mlnutmen 2831 high icam garni riying daucera lwow Wight fort V f n Downs FIGHT RESULTS Penn State Gets Liberty Bowl Football 'Bid' Swen-so- and Blair Fowers Rounding out the alumni roster will be Ken Berrett Bob Subic Darrell Tucker Don Nish Jay Brown Jerry Hosge and Jerry d ter 26-ga- High Individual Itrlt Vilvlm Invltt 496 hlah individual cam Mary Laran IvOi high 2719 hifl taam jama taam aria Eaglatt Twltteri 954 t Defending National Champs Play Alumni Team in WHS Gym -- 1- BOWLING ©mm row fr El-lersi- ck 1 - m — -- taam gama nI SANTA MONICA Calif -- Mauro guarantee for Brown to meet Students and football fans in this umnuis luuM ui ivieAiuu m university town greeiea me news Jimmy Horcsby 134H Los An of Penn State's acceptance of the Seles (10) imey 1 t! 1wic w r u mud rui Liberty Bowl bid with subdued en-PROVIDKNCF nassus would guarantee $200000 R T Ctnre or a rematch on the West Coast thusiasm Ma dd ox 157 Hvannis Mass °ne observer said many students stopped Dick Verti 154 Astoria with the winner taking on Torres w see wno wouia oe n y (4) Ana Chris Dundee placed an of-state's opponent in the first Liberty er with nn snprifin mmranf a rematch in Miami Reach in th Bowl to be held Dec 19 in Phila-- i NEW YORK — EmSe Griffith event of a Charnley victory Vis- - delphla's 100000 seat Municipal Sta- - U7H New York stopped Ray Lan- uium i5owi omciais naven t come taier i cusi said oparianDurg S C (7) Brown's record gate was $69000 UP with opponent et In Philadelphia Bud Dudley a in a match with Kenny Lane here CARACAS Venezuela — Rocky of the bowl said four ast year Kalingo Philippines stopped Flo- rentmo Fernandez Cuba (1) Thev are Southeastern CnnfPrPn unavailable) (weiShts ) championA Georgia Georgia Tigers Sign Scouts ifc A r ft J r ana iaw I lecn iD-zxiu DETROIT (UPD-M- ike Guerra to be the Georgia appears mrah manager of Havana of the Cuban likely opponent if it gets by Tech 115 Cuba riSw (8) Winter League and Babel Perez Saturday STOCKTON Calif — Benny general manager of Mayaguez of University officials announced the tne Puerto Rican League have Nittanv Lions acceptance of the Casing 121 Stockton stopped Ron- - ne Perez snrbeen signed as full time scouts by bid Monday came no as It " ' " l m ' Mavwird il i uie uvavu:l iigers prise ijaul (8J 1 IACIII L 000 Kapele further complicate matters Rosen- LOGAN Utah (AP)— Coach Cec sohn Enterprises Inc which holds Kingwood for Dallas and guard will display his 1959 Utah Baker the return bout contract previously Gail end State basketball team tonight in had its New York license revoked Mnclmer 0 0 0 0 Cogdill for Dallas and end Don the annual Frosh-Varsit- y game at Taylor 0 0 0 0 for New York 18Wird Nelson Fieldhouse George 0 Cdi Al Lawrence Takes Baker has five returning letter-me- n Tetals 714620 Cross 14117 33 Staff Joins Run Dodger from the 1958 squad which Country Zeig-le- r LOS ANGELES (UPD-J- oe JAPANESE PRESBYTERIAN 1ST EAST LANSING Mich (AP) — a former member of the St had a 19-- 7 record and finished a 6TFP Gaskill I1M 4 3 Prince 210 13 132 Weller Louis Cardinals organization and surprising second In he Skyline Aoki 1113 Australian Al Lawrence of the Urn 110 10 10 4 Smalden 2 won of Houston the annual 4 2 10 Shfvely versity general manager of three minor Conference The returnees include I to 0 0 2 White 1113 cross NCAA run country Monday league clubs has been added to the starters Jerry Schofield forward 0 10 0 Needham Tominaga 0 12 2 in 20 sec- - staff of the Los Angeles Dodgers time of a and guards Max Perry and Ralph minutes 357 Orris 13 14 13 5 3 3 Huntley 2 2 4 f owelj ends Zeigler who served as GM at Cullimore Idaho State's Tom O'Riordan who Toronto and Rochester of the InThey will team with transfers 11 24 til 1213139 i - Titall comes from Ireland was fifth ternational League and Portland of Cornell Green and Tyler Wilbon in Imported runners took the first the Pacific Coast League will as- starting for the varsity tonight basketfive places sist Dodger General Manager E J Utah State opens a 1 Dec General and here State ball Asst the schedule Bavasi (Buzzie) against Michigan defending Idaho State College champion won the team title Manager Dick Walsh RESULTS 12 10 12 Florida 13 Wade 0 10 0 Roberts 0 2 McKtmie 0 2 White 0 2 11 2 Stevtnt 1 Hhoma 0 Olsen 2 Wafzlar 0 Carlstfl 4 Jorden 0 Christen 22-1- Los Angeles ' ' The invitation seemed in the bag by sundown last Saturday after Washington had clipped and Washington State 20-- 0 racked up its best record In recent times Washington finished-wita mark cf 1 the lone loss being a 5 setback to Southern California The latter squad is Ineligible for the Rose Bowl because of NCAA violations Coach Jim Owens didn't seem overly worried about the fact his squad must face a hot Wisconsin squad led by quarterback Dale Hackbart 9-- talking about peanuts Viscusl said Viscusi said the latest offer came from former heavyweight champion Joe Louis Monday Louis teaming with former pro footballer Ron Waller wants to promote Brown's next title match in California if he gets by Charnley presumably in ht 1 0 0 2 Hurlbtft n fI ANOTHER 44— Ernie Davis wears the number that Jim Brown had on his jersey at Syracuse and Coach Ben Schwartzwalder says the against former NCAA heavyweight champion Hal Espy They will ap- pear on Idaho' State's first boxing show of the season si 4 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 7 2 0 0 0 1 5 2 0 0 0 8 2 2 0 0 0 Pasadena Webb will spar next Saturday 31-3- c X Boxing Coach Dubby Holt of ISC called Webb one of the best aU time 35-2- 1 SEATTLE (UPI) — Washington's Huskies a bust to date in the Rose BowL started a short vacation today from football before they launch practice for their New Year's Day date there against Wisconsin This football-wis- e old city was not unduly excited over Monday's announcement that the 1960 Pacific Coast selection committee had voted unanimously to send the Huskies to colors along with the same robe he wore in winning 71 collegiate bouts at ISC Presby-teria- n De-Mol- 4 too soon Webb was presented the Black and Gold colors of Idaho State in a ceremony at Pocatello Monday He probably will wear the school described by the commission as a gambler and an associate of book 9 Clearfield downed makers was dismissed 0 and Japanese edged The commission ruling further 0 clouded the already befogged First Presbyterian Box scores: tipawwi?ht title niehire s it Der- lAfTIST TKINITT NttSITTimN tains to a rematch between Pat rr 4 2 Glen 10 terson and Johansson 2 10 0 4 Firktr Chrlitensen 0 10 0 NBA presi 12 0 3 Haitar Anthony Maceroni Hiun 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 4 Corlty in Providence said RI Mon dent 16 Wilmarth 00 12 13 ftall Johnson A 0 12 day night that his organization 2 2 0 4 Ambrost ' It will be staffed Dec bout SHORT REST FROM GRIDIRON Fullmer expects to spar again this week Manager Marv Jenson called a halt to the sparring be- cause he doesn t want Fullmer to reach his peak fighting efficiency CHARGE DISMISSED A fifth charge that of consorting with Charley (Black) Antonucci last night in the J HUSKIES START at Logan censed manager - participating as a matchmaker and promoter in the title fight: 3 seeking to foist Har- ray Davidow upon Johansson as' a manager thereby attempting to control both contestants and 4 failing to file after the fight a manager's financial report within the five days Protestant Ball League Opens Baptist Wins u WEST TORT) AN Utah ( API— NBA middleweight king Gene Full- - voked Monday by the New York By Whitny Martin indi- NEW YORK (AP)— A "shocked State Athletic Commission and dismayed" Cus D'Amato ex- cated in a statement relayed by Edwin S Schwei that his pects to get back his license to attorney first mnvA may he court action manage and second fighters in to upset the commission's action New York state through legal acQUESTIONS AUTHORITY ' tion The statement questioned the le If that effort doesn't meet with gal authority oi tne commission to success tha National Boxing Assn revoke a license that had expired offers him a glimmer of hope he last Sept 30 and asserted that if commission believed ne naa may be able to manage within its the done wrong it had the jurisdiction That would give him facts anything weu betore 22 1959 May most cf the nation In which to op the Patterson-Johansso-n title fight erate as manager of former heavy- yet made no move of any kind weight champion Floyd Patterson until Oct 28 The wrong referred to and on if Sweden's Ingemar Johansson outwhich the commission based its to meet Patterson will consent was related to four decision side New York "I have a legal contract for the charges to wit: 1 failing to appear return bout and I intend to fulfill at a Sept 14 commission hearing into alleged irregularities in the this obligation" D'Amato said D'Amato whose license was re title fight promotion 2 as a li Play opened Protestant Basketball League : NOVEMBER 24 n n 7 NBA Body May Land Aid to Manager of Ex-Champ- n HA R UTAH TUESDAY EVENING OGDEN Fullmer Is STANDARD-EXAMINE- CUIUS Oil "i — ' 1 1 Bill t i !J i Mi IOI f 1 |