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Show College Broncos Will Entertain Ricks and Weber TEAM STANDINGS Weber 13 1 .929 CSU 10 4 .715 Dixie 9 5 .643 Ricks 8 6 .572 Boise 8 6 .572 Snow 7 7 .500 Carbon 1 13 .072 Magic Valley 0 14 .000 Weber Junior College, defending defend-ing National Junior College Athletic Ath-letic Association and Intermoun-tain Intermoun-tain Collegiate Athletic Conference Confer-ence champion, has won the ICAC again this year. Although Weber College still has two games remaining on Its schedule, against second and third place College of Southern Utah and Dixie Junior College, respectively, on Friday and Saturday Sat-urday evenings, they nevertheless neverthe-less could lose both games and not impair their firrt place ranking. However, to CSU and Dixie, the two remaining games In the conference will have a more far-reaching far-reaching ef'ect that a position in the Region One NJCAA tournament tour-nament to be held at Ogden on Mar. 4 and 5. CSU Broncos have a one game lead on the Rebels of St. George and both clubs will meet Weber and Ricks Colleges this week. CSU meets Ricks College on Thursday evening at the field-house, field-house, game time being .8 p. m., and they will tangle with the Wildcats from Weber Friday evening, same time, in the final ICAC encounter of the season. Dixie meets Ricks Friday evening eve-ning and Weber Saturday evening eve-ning at St. George. Outcome of this series will determine the southern division entry into the ?.JCAA playoff. Coach Cleo Petty and his Broncos Bron-cos with a one game lead over the Rebels are in the drivers seat, but they cannot let down in this series. A single win in the two game series vvould assure as-sure the Broncos of at least a tie for the southern division title; ti-tle; two games would put them in automatically, but should they lose both encounters and Dixie win both, the Rebels could pick up the title without a playoff. Three entries in the NJCAA Region playoff have already been decided with only the southern division of the ICAC undetermined. undeter-mined. Pairings have also been announced. Opening round would pit the southern division winner against Phoenix Junior College and Fort Lewis A. & M. of Idaho will meet Weber. Winners will meet for the champioshtp and the right to represent the west In the NJCAA NJ-CAA national finals at Hutchinson, Hutchin-son, Kan. I Both games Thursday and Friday Fri-day will be broadcast over KSUB 'and It is indicated that should the Broncos win a spot In the region playoff those games will also be broadcast. Jay Monson, sports director of the station, stated. " - Cedarbllers v Marsdens 14 6 Peter Pan U 8 Lynn's Union 76 12 8 Melody Lane Cafe 11 9 Utah Parka Company 11 9 Stevens Company 11 9 Securities Accept. Corp. 7 13 Meadow Gold Milk 5 15 High team series, Marsdens 2340. High Individual series, Mel Adams 561. I High individual score, Mel Adams 212. Automotive Ron's Auto Parts 20 8 Premium Oil Co. 17 11 Bradshaw Chev. Co. .... 15 13 Thorley, 14 14 Dix Tire Service 13 15 Standard Oil Co. 12 16 Trl State Motors .. 12 16 Lunts 9 19 High team series, Ron's Auto Parts 2303. High individual series, Byron Anderson, 561. High single game, Byron Anderson An-derson 250. . Rainbow Smokers 21 7 Odd Balls 20 7tt Parks Office Bldg . 17 11 Wood's 14 H 13 Lawmen 13 15 Bricklayers 10 18 Call. Pac. Utilities 10 18 Iron Co. Lumber .. 6 22 High team series. Smokers 2426. High individual series. Bill Leigh 575. High single game, Bruce Decker Dec-ker 236. Columbia Desert Mound - 24 ' 4 R A M : 17 11 Geo gy 16 12 Cknrral Survey 16 12 Industrial Relations - 14 14 Warehouse 14 14 1 Accounting 13 15 I Designers 13 15 1 P k I Engineers 11 17 Iron Mountain 11 IT Chenv Lab. 10 18 Benefleiation 9 19 High team series, Industrial Relations 2260. High individual series. Bunny Fullmer 547. High single game Ray Duerk-sen Duerk-sen 214. Southern Assn. Twitchell's Upholstery 19 9 Circus Lounge 19 9 Thompson Of. Mach. 18 71. j Corry's Dinnette 15 13 M. S. T. & T. - 13 15 Arctic Circle 13 15 Purity Biscuit 9 19 Coco-Cola 5 22 b High team series, Arctic Circle 2478. ' High individual series, Dave Berry 581. High single game. Don Johnson John-son 256. Utah Construction L. W. Halpak .... 20 8 Tearing Engineers 19 9 Utah Bit Steel . 18 10 Hughs Tool 15 13 Rocky Mt Mach. 14 M Iron Springs Mine 13 15 Bailey Inc. 10 14 C F. I. 10 18 Comstock Mine 8 IS Industrial Steel 8 20 High Team Series, Iron Springs Mine 2097. High Individual series. Mario Stones 483. High single game. Chuck Moore 190. Wildcats Seven-Up 17 11 Wonder Bread 17 11 Dennett's 17 11 Cedar Glass 14 14 Utoco 13 15 CWA 12 16 Lin's Market 11 17 Radek .'. 11 17 Hi,h individual game: Warren Green, 236. High individual series. Green, 607. High team series: Seven-Up, 2549. |
