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Sn '(j f(li St a Captm'e Dam Cup 1 I i f- 1 iu 0 0 £0 uljilyyoyub f3 SYDNEY Australia (AP) the 13th time in the last 20 "I think our boys will win the The sun blazed down on center years doubles" he said frankly "We court at 114 degrees and John Despite an imported group of want t( wap it up" Newcombe and Tony Roche 400 Spanish spectators gaily be- Anc that's the way it was with blazed over it with the same decked in red and gold scarves Spain's captain Jaime Bartoli intensity today as Australia re- and an appreciative Australian freely admitting after it was all tained the Davis Cud with an rrnud nf nnn in wvito ritv over: Wildcats Take On Tough Quintet Utah Skiing In WSC Gymnasium Wednesday Conditions Coach Ev Cochrane brings his Huskie guards played regular I A 1-0 EXCGI IGnt Northern Illinois University bas- a vear ago and have carried were too "The Australians good too good" if 11 1 i rK I i easy doubles triumph over the Stadium the Spaniards seemed flamboyant Spanish team of to wilt after breaking through in Manuel Santana and Luis Arilla'the second set The Aussies' 6-3 4-6 7-5 6-2 ntano Ht-qH at- triumph over the gallant Spani ing the third set apparently United Press Internationa! ketball squad to Ogden Wednes-much of the offensive load this I day for a game with Weber season ImOUOS 1 03 Skiing conditions at Utah re- sorts ranged from-good to ex State College Wildcats uon-ieison tne tauest 01 tne The game is scheduled for! Northern Illinois starters at 6-5 cellent Tuesday but strong wind jwas forecast for most of the uinveT in 8:05 pm in WSC gymnasium nas a great deal ot bulk rie is: Coach Cochrane's Huskies a averaging 10 points and nine i small college power in the Mid- rebounds a game i a 1 -nr-rirtrtf nkln Cr i fMii'orf linn 1 1 1 1 a areas i The US Forest Service said ards gave the boys from Down Under an insurmountable 3-0 lead in the best-of-5 series and kept the big silver cup emblematic of world amateur tennis supremacy in Australia for Governor Helps Nero Athlete LEXINGTON Kv (AP) feeling the effects of the 60- game singles match he lost to Fred Stolle Mondav 10-12 3-6 6-1 6-4 7-5 Spain fell behind 2-0 when Rov Emerson whipped Juan Gisbert 6-3 6-2 6-2 So the scene was dramatically' set for today's matches with the Spaniards facing a win-or-else situation in their' first appearance' in the Challenge Round and the Aussies deciding to send out the second-line combo of Newcombe and Roche for the vent West nave UUIie a icspcuauic wi nic iuiaiu mic Of) mnh winrlc u-pro ovnppfpH Ijob early this season against Jack Kilmartin and Richart! good university quintets in their Hamberg a couple of accurate lcrrinesons Ulttl gUStS Up t0 trea shooters jD n- I Northern Illinois' biggest win I Hansen leads the Huskies in I Slopes at all the resorts were i to date was an 82-81 triumph scoring with a 150 average He ski-packed and roads were all lover Western Michigan soon is followed by Dotton with 133 and dry Tuesday morning UPSet S0PH0M0RE SENSATION JBWsoai i So Weber Coach Dick break into the City 50 Snow basin 32 Beaver ALBUQUERQUE NM (AP) With the home court advan Kentucky Gov Edward Breathitt nlayed a major role sipnmg the first Negro to in a clincher tage University of New Mexico is expected to capture the first Lobo Invitational Basketball Tournament New Mexico which has lost only two games at home in two CAPTAIN'S DECISION Australian captain Harry Hopman who made the decision Newcombe- years meets lu ane while lex- to use the rested Southeastern Conference athletic arant-in-aid Breathitt entertained the star football player from Louisville at a luncheon at the governor's mansion in Frankfort then started off on a two-citv hop with the athlete that culminated with a visit to the plavers mother GREG HARROP talented Weber State guard will when the be on the guard line Wednesdav night Roche team rather than come back with Emerson and Stolle freely predicted that it would be all over after the doubles match Weber State Wildcats take oh a tough Northern Illinois team Harrop has been playing heads-up ball for Weber State this season and is one of the vital xnuiiacriii iiiniuib iujcuij is supn- Aiuuniain -id ana Brian xieaa omore sensation Aubrey Hawk- 62 ins who has hit for 13 points wiruT cymr per game Scouting reports in- nihf skiing dicate he has all the shots and There Wl11 be skiing on will be a great one Onlv his Tuesday at Solitude and Little limited varsitv experience is Mountain will rerarn open days holding him back right now 'for" the rest of the holiday sea- but he has been seeing more'son- action with everv game The weather forecast called The Illinois crew likes to runfor cJoud7 skies and winds on It takes the fast break at everv Tuesday and Wednesday with opportunity and likes to use the occasional ram or snow late screen and roll allowing for aiTuTfsday or ednesday lot of free-lance action HlSh both da's wl11 be the Since the Wildcats also like to lower 40 in tne wildcat Did lor a winning season cogs as nrisuan lacKies laano in me first round The two winners will meet for the title Wednesday night with the losers matched in a consolation' New Mexico rated among those teams receiving votes in this week's basketball poll has skimmed to a 6-1 record Tu-lane has a 2-3 record IDAHO VS TCU Texas Christian searches for isn't expecting a breather nesday His club takes a 4-2 record into the Northern Illinois game the final contest before the Wildcats head info defense of their Big Sky Confer-jence championship next month BACK ON COURT Coach Motta gave his club most of 'last week off but hit the hardwood again Monday in preparation for the Huskies He will start four players against the Hawks who are scoring in double figures Head- ing the list is All-America candidate Gene Visscher who has pumped in an average of 195 points per game His 118 rebound average is also best on the club CD fR i HIGH WA First Five Seasons run tne contest could De a nign scoring affair After Wednesday's game We lits third victory of the cam-jpaign against the Idaho Van-idals 4-3 TCU has lost five WITH AL WARDEN ga a but last week tripped favored Oklahoma City 103-93 Idaho reeled off four straight victories at the start of season ber State prepares for confer-' HOUSTON (UPI) Charlie ence action on Jan 7 and 8 on Hennigan of the Houston Oilers the road It takes on Idaho at caught 342 passes for 5932 Moscow Jan 7 then faces Gon- yards in his first five seasons zaga at Spokane the following in the American Football night League and Paul -could be bruised Bart Starr Hornung in harness- Greg Harrop a junior guard is carrying a 131 scoring average while his running mate on By STEVE SNIDER UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK Cleveland Green Bay Less than a month "ago or shade too much load for the the guard line Jerrv Trice is Travel Is Newest Sport for Many Americans Ogdenite Tells Story Athlcen Fishburn president and general manager of Fishburn World Travel Inc is a dyed-in-the-wool sports booster and rates travel as the newest of all sports for Americans and people of the world Her career reads like an old it rugged defense to carry Still any old jungie movie will' tell you there's nothing more dangerous than a wounded animal iwith victories against Oregon iUtah State Portland and Flagstaff Then the Vandals sus-i tained three straight losses two on their home floor New Mexico swept four straight before losing to Texas Tech and then beating Hawaii University twice Among the victories are decisions against Iowa State on the road and Bavlor at home r7 It seemed no club in Cleveland's easy Fastern Conference of the National Football League had scrambling chance against a team from Green Bay's West Now they re into the final days before Sunday's NFL title showdown at Green Bay The chances have improved The La i i tJ TOUGH TO BEAT averaging an even ij points fcxi-die'Tilman is scoring at a 123 clip while the other starter Bob Belka carries a 95-point average Coach Motta has been getting good help from three reserves Frank Hitchens Al Palfreyman and Ted Bryant Harrop and Trice should have-their hands full against Willie1 Hansen and Roger Dutton Both fljfi i ljJ the toueh- Ailing golfers are Horatio Alger story First of all she attended Washington School and was one of Ogden's first cheerleaders She was chosen "Queen" of the student body while attending the 10th grade At Ogden High she was active this is the greatest sport in the world Mrs Fishburn says: "The nicest part of this is the chance to meet people of all parts of the world I'm sure that if people could visit these other people and lands it would be the The top scorers for each team- guess here is Cleveland Browns 8 Standard-Examiner Tuesday Dec 28 1965 are Ed Haskins Idaho 20-point average Mel Daniels New Mexico 28-poiiit average: Gary Turner TCU 23-point average" and Al Andrews Tulane 21- in an pen ana student activi est to beat and Jesse Owens once set four world records on an afternoon he had the miseries with a bad cold and a fever Green Bay is playing the part of the "wounded animal" as had the Baltimore Colts in two previous games while Johnny Unitas and Gary Cuozzo were sidelined by injury 27 Green Bay Packers 21 What the Browns lack in defense they may be able to make up with an offense led by Frank Ryan and Jimmy Brown What the Packers lack on ties COLD WAR FLARES and attendant to the besl ua-v t0 keeP Peace- 1 fal! iri love with each countrv I visit Queen She was i love with each countrv Classicalia fav- pomt average it is hard to choose orite place" 9 9 i If I 1 I A I exciting peo- Among the most liiiiidiy neads Lance Aiwonrn Dowler will be Starr Hornung Boyd and assorted linemen Dle she has met are: Henrv Ca yy mementoes from the carrying target AFL All-Star of bv countless verbal Williams as he 344 lifetime aver- By UPI BOSTON baseball's 1 DICK DEW Sports Writer Major league best-publicized cold attacks compiled Colts on their aching bodies most of the and maybe on Sunday The Browns meanwhile have a $1 Ill iMfcV" 1 age in a career that began been taking it easv alter an taking and and when he was a brash gangling rookie in 1939 By GEORGE UPI Sports NEW YORK -worth the San LANG FORD Writer Lance Al-Diego Char- Talamini of Huuston won a spot for the first time since 19G2 Five players made the team for the first time Tight end their earlv title clinching war flares hot again next month when the nation's veteran baseball writers vote on a Hall of Fnmp nirhp for one of their conterenee Physically their extended past his 42nd birthday to the end of the 1960 season bot Lodge who offered her a post with the United Nations: Vice President Hubert Humphrey Joe DiMaggio and scores of "others Vice President Humphrey has offered me a personal tour of the White House The Fishburn's are the parents of one son Stephen who on his 12th birthday weighed 150 pounds and stands 6 feet He received the most valuable player award in the Washington Terrace invitational bas ketball tournament last year He also received a certificate for hitting the most home runs in his Hu-icinn in Titflp Tppctiip Rar- and problems should be few Frazier of Houston gers' lightning-like acrobat who Willie charnpet pritir5 rptirpd slugger i 3L I and "gutless Ted Williams 1 1 A i among the many public were terms of the spent time The-one-time "Splendid Splin-i 4 Williams applied to some ter" of the Boston Red Sox scribes who generally nffiiniK- hPramp piiaihip Tnn- 1 more than half their specializes in making difficult tackle Jim Tyrer of Kansas catches today became the first City were picked to the player unamimously named to offensive unit and halfback the American Football League Dave Grayson of Oakland All-Star team selected by the safety George Saimes of United Press International's Buffalo and end Roland McDole board of writers of Buffalo were placed on the Ahvorth received all 24 votes defensive team SOMETIMES SHABBY And their defense sometimes shabby during the regular season has been known to rise to the important occasion-namely last year's 27-0 shutout of Unitas and the Colts in the title game at Cleveland In two shots against the West this season however the Browns were beaten bv the i by the board made UP Of Rnffaln rlnminatPrl tho fonm i it a mmr- U- casi dav for election to the I writing about him and the rest Cobperstown NY shrine when of the Red He the Baseball Writers Associa-' was once fined a rtcord 'P lion of America distributed 415 1 i by club owner Tom awkey for ballots to their 10-vear mem-: 4 and making vulgar bers I I gestures at booing fans and the Williams' name was next-to- press box ioct nn lict nf 41 niavprs 1 1 He would often refuse to be three writers from each league1 with six representatives fol-city who covered the AFL this lowed by San Diego with five ATHLEEN season and Kansas Citv with three All -Minnpsnta Vikinps "27-1" and FISHBURN Gleaners in Gleaners in Udll IliC JJU5 IWU SCCiiUUJ 11C 13 currently the center on the junior varsity basketball team at Mount Ogden Junior High Young Stephen likes all sports events He was thrilled with golf instruction offered by the 'Queen' of MIA the ALL-AMERICA six-foot 185-pound six-foot 185-pound The former Arkansas All-America Weber Stake At Weber College she was a member of Otyokwa and served in many student activities Her Ogden City ment' and is recreation depart- gained more yardage catching enrolled in the up- nassps than anv nthpr nlaver in retired from active status fori I interviewed by some writers at least five years and eligible and was involved several times for election for the first time UJ a dressing room ban against His low berth on the new! lflMC the scribes eligibility list could not be! uSt eJ 1 Hs verbaI blasts were not classified as a slight on the six- nan ot i-amer i limited to the press He was time American League batting (modern times to gain the halluoted at varl0US tlmes during champion however fame his eliciblei career in attars on by the Los Angeles Rams (after the Eastern title clincher) 42-7 Jim Ninowski quarterbacked the Browns in that debacle against the Rams while Ryan who divides his year between pro football and bookworming as a mathematics whiz wasi resting a leg injury pro Dan in lybo ana naa an amazing 232 yard average per catch to earn the No 1 flanker first job was a post in the reg- coming Standard-bxa miner-istrar's" office Legally speaking Snow Basin ski school He will she was secretary for Sam Pow- ty for a post on the Patio ell David Wilson Lewis Springs swimming team this eight teams had at least one player on the two-platoon team Other repeaters from last year were Denver's Cookie Gilchrist at fullback and Billy Shaw of Buffalo at guard on offense Eight members of last season's defensive unit returned this year including halfback Fred Williamson of Kansas City for the fouth straight year and tackles Tom Sestak of Buffalo and Ernie Ladd of San Diego for the third straight season Earl Faison of San Diego was back at end for the fourth time spot tor the third straight year the plavers were listed alphabe-i marine uorps ior wnom ne Zernial was nuuiiuu" aii iiiew as a comoat pnui uom ticallv Gus judge of sup-state of Wash- Wallace and' the erior court in the i Feller were chosen in 1962 at1 World War II and the Korean list last man on the The writers once dubbed "knights of the keyboard" by the first opportunity 'comuct against former Pres- The men doing" the voting Sident Harry Truman and the were for the most part the 'late Sen Robert A Taft Woman Bowlers Schedule Event coming spring Quarterback Jack Kemp who "I have felt just like 'Cinder- hasn't made the All-Star squad ella' the past 15 years" said since the original 1960 team Mrs Fishburn So many excit- was selected to the first team ing and wonderful things have along with center Jim Otto of happened to me that I could Oakland and offensive tackle have shared them all with my Tom Mix of San Diego both of friends and we each would have whom have been all-AFL Williams must return their ington She served as secretary to former Mayor WV Rulon White and was also secretary to Ogden's first city manager the late Allison SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) ballots by Jan 19 If 75 perl cent of the scribes list Williams among their 10 nominees he'll I be only the third player in i i-j- The first Professional Women Bowlers' Assn tournament in She graduated from Pan had more than enough Yes in- performers since the league I 'KK 1 1 Amcrifon WnrlH Airivav? train- rloorl T'm nnp nf thp lnrkipsf ctortoH in 1QCn ttttt nrnn sr Stratton utnh has been scheduled for r-rU in Cnn Frinficnn inH Url'nr 'r iUa nnrlrl Vilocco1 Tl'it ft 1 4 XvanSaS CltV and A 1 1KC City and Mike 1 i iJy of Buffalo middle linebacker next summer received certificates from Utah good health a wonderful fam- more than once Buoniconti of Boston and The Bonneville Kiwanis Club BYU and Utah State in the man- ily and scores of fine friends Lionel Taylor Denver's split agement training program tor througnout tne world for mese end and a member of the first safety Dainard Paulson of Newiwin sponsor the event at York were selected for the Rancho Lanes in Salt Lake City second year July 29-31 small businesses gifts I'm most grateful two All-Star She is the first woman ever Mrs Fishburn was assistant the 1965 unit lis returned to and guard Bobj OPEN PLAY Tuesday All day until 8:45 pm HILLTOP 4400 Wash Blvd Restaurant and Lanes Open 24 hours LANES Total tournament prize will De DIDN'T MAKE IT approximately $10000 Least Of Any Champ 1 Most conspicuous by Several male yi uicssiuiidi professional NEW YORK (UPI) Emilei absence for the defense was elected to the presidency of the manager of the Welling Travel Weber State College Alumni As- Service for nine years She has sociation and served on the been president and general alumni board for eight years manager of Fishburn World I Travel Inc for two years She was a professional model "In our business we arrange id IO bowling tournaments have been held in the state in previous years Griffith won the welterweight New York's outside linebacker championship after only 24 1 Larry Grantham who held a fights the least of any cham- i position on the All-AFL team for 10 years and also served as for sightseeing trips even char-pn 0f te cjivision 'for four straight years den Chamber of Commerce fori off the coast of -Kona Hawaii 1 PI or Mexico or any other place in the world" said Mrs Fishburn She has traveled extensively in' the Hawaiian Islands the Orient Europe North Africa Alaska and Mexico She is already planning to two years Mrs Fishburn recently became a member of United Airlines "One Hundred Thousand" miler club She is -the only feminine member of the Aerospace committee of the greater Ogden Chamber of Commerce She is also a member of thej take several tours to the Olym pic track and field games at All advertising layouts and copy for Sat civic affairs committee She has judged for some 250 contests throughout Utah in Mexico City in 1963 During World War II while) her husband was stationed in! ii cluding Dairy Princess Miss Utah State Brigham City Peace i Groton Conn she worked for Queen Mother of the Year and i the Electric Boat Co makers others She TOWN AND COUNTRY NEW TREADS taugnt many con-the YWCA charm testants in I Used II Only Ojpair dln BLENDED I rlf -TT-i r-iJ scots whisky BERRETT- BATTERIES urday and Sunday Jan 1 and Jan 2 must be in this office no later than 4:00 pm Wednesday Dec 29 1965 Mon- vt day Jan 3 ads must be in our office no later than 4:00 pm Thurs Dec 30 1965 Ads for Tuesday Jan 4 must be in our office by 11:30 am Friday Dec 31 i Thank You i 0tente2i-Bcsi5tmr of the world's largest submarines During his duty in Seattle she worked for the personnel manager of the Utah Construction Company for the "Alaska-Canada highway project" In closing Mrs Fishburn said: "There is nothing in the wrorld finer for young and old than sports My career has been most interesting and sports have played a big role believe me Travel in my opinion Ts surely' a new sport one that attracts millions annually" school She has given more than 300 travel lectures in Utah in the last 10 years She is married to Nobel Fishburn former all around sports star at Box Elder High Mr Fishburn is now vice principal of the Kaysville Junior High School He has assisted for many years in the Ogden City recreation program Whenever they are in major league games She loves to travel and thinks I O-VOIT I eg $1495 THE BUCKINGHAM CORPORATION IMPORTERSi NEW YORK NY BLENDED 88 PROOF Hew Tire Store 36th and Wall Phone 393-1023 i stCjs SittirS stVv s'V MTUH-t vvf-- 4.