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Show U W mT y y v vy yY 2C . Tv,fVyvyvTofy Q yyw.--w- -i CJ w wy w V CLASS NEWS, Thursday, January 16, 196? DESERET w ywfp-cyar- 'A' Action and The possibility of Jordan upsetting Granite Is there. But at Granite it doesnt s em likely. Expected Hal Erickson has turned Us Farmers to reach talent peak at tourney time. A win over Jordan is just pert of Ericksons grand plan. For excitement, try the Cyprus at Granger test. Dick Smuin is smiling despite the By DAVE KADLECK Deseret News Sports Writer t BOUNTIFUL Dont be surprised to see Viewmonts No. Vikings upset BountBraves when ifuls No. the two clubs battle it out at Viewmont gym Friday night diminutive club he hopes will win one from Granger. His Pirates go into the game favored. Here is Fridays schedule with favorites shown in bold- The Vikings, unable to fill their 3,000 capacify gymnasium in all its years as a high school, expects its first full house for the encounter. face capital letters: And dont think Bountiful vdn happy to have a hanging heavy over the heads of the Vikings. The Bennie Mangus Braves pulled that trick during the holidays in Viewmonts Holiday Classic. Isnt 72-6- FRIDAY REGION ONE Ben Lomond at SKY VIEW Box Elder at WEBER OGDEN at Bear River Bonneville at LOGAN Intermountain at ROY REGION TWO WEST Clearfield, I p.m. p m. Layton at DAVIS, BOUNTIFUL at Viewmont, p.m. SKYLINE at South, I p.m. Highland at EAST, 8 pm. REGION TKREI Judga at MURRAY, I p.m Jordan at GRANITE, ( o.m. Hillcrest at KEARNS, pm. Bingham at TOOELE, I p.m. CYPRUS at Granger, p.m. REGION FOUR Lahl at AMERICAN FORK Pays on at PROVO PLEASANT GROVE at Sprlngvllla OREM at Spanish Fork We shot 38 percent from the field to their 55 percent. That is especially bad when you consider we have a season average of 48 percent from the t t DENVER TONIGHT ' field. Bountiful's Paul Spring is one reason Braves are slight favorites tover Viewmont in showdown. I think we can beat them. missed several shots I thought we should have made. We Ive been doing a little and have two real comers in Bryce Cook who plays forward and center and senior guard Val Cullimore. Add them to Hoyt Johnson, Dave Nelson, Dave Butler, John Lalli and Bill Argyle and youve got a pretty good club, Cleverly beamed. Mangus is happy. His Braves rocketed from of the Deseret to No. 3 this prestige a win Seeking Continuity Cleverlys clever. Skyline gets another crack at South Friday in a game that Deseret News Special could virtually eliminate the DENVER Cubs from any Class A tourney Utah State basconsideration. The John Ste- ketball coach LaDell Andersen vens Eagles have tasted defeat hopes for continuity tonight when he sends the Aggies against U. of Denver. Trying all season to find a carries. The Braves are confident they can repeat last months effort of downing Viewmonts rival. across-the-stre- Ag Cagers upset Many of the experts who foresaw the AFLs New York Jets over the NFLs Baltimore Colts, foresee a Viewmont win. the bottom side News cage poll week with the over Viewmont And while the Braves are figured favorites, consider an combination which would give some consistency, An- dersen shifted Ed Epps to guard against Brigham Young and the Aggies came up with an impressive, FLOAT SUPREME ADR .Gates' Finest Nylon Tire Nylon ly win. 4 Utah State will start Epps on the wing again, and employ Paul Jeppesen on the point. Up front will be the trio of Marvin John Ericksen and Roberts, AUTO CENTERS 4-p- 91-8- Super perfoimance Bowl are any indication whats to come this year, hold your wallets, pay your life insurance and keep ? watchful eye on your trust funds. It looks like a year lor 100--1 shots. 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