The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 19

if iftnMOTf Mf rYy" w-m" mmmmm W'iwwww yiryf wrunnnr irytyn 'r X- Lions Run but Utes Run Easter Win 94-77 Fast Break Rolls To Victory the last Resort by Mike Korologos This Is the year of the big test In the ski world the big test facing the US' Winter Olympic team the big tests facing Intermountain Area competitors every weekend and the ypi big test facing Salt Paul Schmidt jiVhile the Olympics and regional race's are fairly predictable situation is not As this president of the lively Usquebaugh National Ski Club Schmidt is faced with a tradition or jinx or precarious situation because fhe is single The odds and tradition say Schmidt will be married to a club member within a year after he leaves Office maybe before If the presidential jinx holds true Schmidt will join eight former dub presidents who marched pretty club member soon after leaving the helm of the 75-member organization WALLY HEINE predecessor kept the presidential jinx alive by marrying charming Jan Short last year Look at the tradition the tall handsome racer and engineer at a local missile plant is faced with: GOING ALL THE WAY back to 1948 Usquebaugh club presidents who have traded the gavel for an apron include Steve Coffin Byron Whitney Ray Showell Jesse Scoville Jim Howell Russ Downward and Ray Lang all of Salt Lake Former president John Nercesian is one of the few to beat the odds He was married before taking office Good luck Paul Tribunt Staff Photo by Borgt Andersen The result is a horrendous fall for who rattled the floor but was not badly hurt He resumed play after a briet respite to recover Loyola Jim (42) soars up to block a Taylor just as Taylor decides not to shoot but wisely shot by Utah's ducks instead -f- dtjab gfilmttc Up 0ft Salt Lake City Utah Tuesday Morning December 8 1963 Page 19 a Politician Too Credit Marv Melville with some pretty slick public relations work which does not come under his duties as Ute ski coach WHEN THE US Olympic Nordic Combined training squad was looking for a place to train for five days on its way from Colorado to Oregon the Landes Jump at Alta was brought to A1 also the Dartmouth coach) attention Due to and'the Ute ski squad's work the hill was In the best condition been in for several seasons So the training squad from which the final Olympic Nordic Combined team will be selected got plenty of work without needing a day or two to prepare a hill Then Melville had the five members of the training squad and Merrill as his guests at a fancy dinner the other night giving the elders and their coach a little hospitality since they were away from home on Thanksgiving Day MARV DID ALL THIS on his own This leaves one to wonder what ever became of the group that was organized especially for such public relations work in promoting Utah skiing? Turf Group Ray Howard of Hidden Valley was elected president and Gene Schneiter of the Salt Lake Country Club was elected vice president jif the Intermountain Turf Assn organization of golf course superintendents Monday Pacific Coast League Expands To 12 Teams in New Shuffle 1963 EXECUTIVE CARS Electro 4-Door 6-Window Hdtp Buick's Finest Fully Equipped Air Conditioned etc Was $5598 Now $4100 Wildcat 4-Dr Hdtp Like New Bucket Seats Air Cond Power Windows and Seats Was $5260 Now $4150 LeSabre 4-Dr Sedan Power Steering and Brakes A Real Value Was $3915 Now $2995 Wagon White Black Interior Generaf Motors' Best Station Wagon Was $4396 Now $3396 Special De Luxe Sedan Power Steering Radio Was $3205 Now $2495 THESE CARS ALL LOOK AND RUN LIKE NEW- NEW CAR GUARANTEE MORE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES AT BROWNING'S ARCH BROWNING BUICK Your Downtown BUICK Dealer 570 South Main EM 4-6575 Lift Lines 1 Former Alter' weekend sld patrol leader Dave Sheldon came In for some special kudos last week when a skier cut his head open on a rock and the bleeding be stopped Sheldon now of Pocatello held the jugular vein all the way down the mountain and to the hospital and got credit for saving his life Tom Holden former Chicago resident is the new weekday patrol leader at Alta Ted Johnson long-time manager of the Rustler Lodge at Alta and his wife Wilma have left the Utah sld scene for European slopes where he is helping promote a sld film Frank Menendez formerly the chef at Rustler is the new manager By Bob Williams Tribune Sports Writer Utah stutter and sputter attack smoothed out long enough midway in the second half to give the Utes eventual 94-77 basketbaU victory over Loyola of Los Angeles Monday In the Ute fieldhouse THE REDSKINS showing signs of overcoming some of their major problems could thank their fast break for the victory and the fact that Loyola chose to run with them The Lions tried to beat the Utes at their own game but their break as good as neither was for most of the game for that matter THE PACE WAS frantic for the first 20 minutes with the Utes pulUng away to smaU and middling-sized leads and the stubborn Lions fighting back The second half was less frenetic although the Lions stayed close enough to keep the crowd of 8387 spending its energies on Christmas boos Then the Utes led by Spence Thurgood expanded a four-point lead to a safe 15 from 61-57 and 1:40 left on the clock Thurgood took second place scoring honors with 17 behind George 18 the same number as 1 1 Doug Moon of the Utes canned 16 $ix of the Utes including all the starters were In double figures as Dennis Couch and Skip Kroeger each scored 10 and reserve center Chuck Curring-ton chipped in with 13 For the Lions Bob Burns netted 15 Dick McCloskey 12 and Detroit Flanagan and Dick Schiendler 10 each Fisher rapidly developing into the Ute on the boards pulled down 11 rebounds although both Currington and Moon beat him with 14 and 12 respectively as the Utes dominated the backboards 75-54 BOTH SIDES committed an overabundance of errors took turns swiping each passes and particularly in the second half were terrible marksmen However both coaches Jack Gardner of Utah and John Arndt of Loyola tried to keep defensive pressure on which no doubt contributed to the occasional offensive raggedness IN THE Intra-squad frosh game the Reds downed the Whites 99-74 in a duel that was marred by Injury to Bob Ockel and Dale Aste when the two banged into the end screen under the basket Bill Ivey led the scorers with 28 for the 'Whites while Dan Marsh had 21 LOYOLA 0 7 1-4 15 Bum 6 0-0 10 Flannlgan 5 0-0 10 Schindler 4 O-l 12 McCloskey 7 4-8 It O'Keefe 3 3-3 9 Loller 1 1-2 3 Adelmefl 0 0-0 0 Boyle 0 0-0 0 McDonald UTAH Fisher 4 4-4 10 Thurgood 4 S-7 17 Couch 4 2-4 10 Kroeger 5 0-0 10 Moon I 0-0 14 Lash 1 0-1 2 Currington 5 3-7 13 Taylor 1 0-1 2 Hawes 2 0-0 Stepan 1 0-0 Pence 0 0-0 0 35 2-20 77 Totals 22 14-34 24 Halftime icore- Utah 50 Loyola 40 Personal Fouls O'Keefe I Bums 4 Loller 4 Flannlgan 2 McCloskey 2 Schindler 1 Fisher 4 Couch 2 Kroeger 2 Moon 2 Currington 2 Taylor 2 Thurgood Lash Pence RED OFF 1 0-1 14 Belka 2 3-3 21 Bunker 2 1-2 5 Ockel 4 4-4 12 Sldowey 0 5-5 21 Marsh 5 2-3 12 Clifford 4 2-3 14 Harrla WHITE OFF Bomemann 4 2-2 10 Beck 3 (HI 4 Ivey 13 2-2 28 Aste 1 (Ml 2 Giles 4 5-7 13 Luti 12-4 4 Ma4suno 5 1-111 42 17-23 101 Totala 11 12-14 74 THE BEARS added to the drawn-out first round with a long deliberation after Baltimore had taken halfback Marv Woodson of Indiana the original first round preference FIRST ROUND choices San Francisco Dave Parks Texas Tech end Philadelphia Brown Nebraska guard Washington Charles Taylor Arizona State halfback Scott Appleton Texas tackle Detroit Pete Beathard Southern California quarterback Carl Eller Minnesota tackle LOS Bill Munson Utah State quarterback Marv Woodson Indiana halfback St Ken Kortas Louisville tackle Pittsburgh Paul Martha Pittsburgh halfback 1 e-land Paul Warfield Ohio State Halback New Joe Don Looney Oklahoma halfback Green Bay Lloyd Voss Nebraska tackle Chicago Dick Evey Tennessee tackle schedule Each club will play 11 games at home and II games away with each other club in its division and four games at home and four games away with each club in the other division Eastern division teams will make only one trip a season to Hawaii Prep Swimming Grander 68 Highland 27 200 yard free Harold Short (G) 2 331 50- Bill Kittal (G) 0 27 200-in-dividual Bill Christensen (G) 44 3 Bob Clark H) John Moris (G) 1 06 100-frea- Harold Short (G) 1 014 Brent Williams (G) 1 07 400-freestyl-Trent Harrison (G) 5 07 6 John Davis (G1 1 20 200-medley Granger 2 01 200-freestyle Highland 1 541 III The PCL which operated in two five-team divisions in 1963 offered to expand to 12 teams should the IL revert to eight Last season the PCL had franchises In Seattle Tacoma Spokane Portland San Diego Denver Salt Lake City Dallas Oklahoma City and Hawaii As an eight-club league the IL will have franchises in Rochester Buffalo Syracuse Toronto Jacksonville Columbus Atlanta and Richmond THE COAST LEAGUE will have a western division composed of Tacoma Seattle Spokane Hawaii San Diego and Portland and an eastern division composed of Little Rock Indianapolis Salt Lake City Denver Oklahoma City and Dallas The PCL will play a 158-game By Associated Pres SAN DIEGO CALIF Dec 2 The International League dropped two of its 10 teams Monday and the Pacific Coast League agreed to pick them up in 1964 becoming the first 12-team circuit In the history of organized baseball INDIANAPOLIS AND Little Rock are the two franchises shifting leagues Indianapolis will have been in three different I leagues in the space of three years It was in the now-de-funct American Association before joining the International League prior to the 1963 season With the changes the PCL will have franchise in seven non-Pacific Coast Utah Colorado Texas Oklahoma Hawaii Indiana and Arkansas more than 4500 miles from Indianapolis to Honolulu BASEBALL Commissioner Ford Frick said before the winter baseball convention here that the major leagues would not continue to pay $78000 a year to defray additional travel costs resulting from expansion of the International League IL President Tommy Richard son then said his league would revert to Its eight-club setup unless the majors change their minds and agreed to continue the transportation subsidy That was the situation Monday and a meeting of the two sides produced no WmsR Bill Grid Story? in Record Books cP Bill Munson the number one draft choice of the Los Angeles 'Rams In the NFL selections Monday set a flock of Utah State passing records as he led the Aggies to an 8-2 season this Munson had only three of his 201 throws intercepted one of the best performances Munson who completes all requirements for his degree 45 Lifetime Road Elects Officers at the meeting at Hill Air Force Base DR Peterson Utah State University agronomist was the featured speaker and spoke on new fungicides and treatment of turf diseases Hazard Guarantee Easy Pay Plan his this fall except practice teaching is an education major HE PLAYED three seasons of varsity ball for the Utaggies with a career record of 2258 yards gained passing and 15 touch down passes Another season record Munson set this fall was for total number of plays 258 His total offense mark was 1709 gaining 10 yards rushing 650x13 PH tex and I Top NFL Choice SNOW RECAPS $A40 Ever wonder whal like to drive? As low as mu I ILISAIMKIE Judo Ace Tames Savage in 4th Gene LeBell Los Angeles judo expert defeated Salt Milo Savage in the fourth round of their boxer vs judo man program at the Fairgrounds Coliseum SAVAGE HAD difficulty hitting his opponent and in the fourth round LeBell pounced on his foe and rendered him unconscious by choking him Some 1500 fans watched the show IW1 nr mtmcK wo Ph HU 6-21 11 1 THE AGGIE quarterback was one of the leading backs in passing and total offense last season The slender slinger from Lodi 'Calif threw a record number of passes 201 completed 120 for another record gained a record number of yards 1699 had 1 highest completion percentage 592 and tied a record for touchdown passes 12 in one season Munson By Associated Prea CHICAGO Dec 2-Bill Munson Utah State rapid-fire passing quarterback and Charles Taylor Arizona State halfback were top choices Monday as the Nation- al Football League struggled for a record eight hours and eight minutes to complete the first round of its annual player draft MUNSON WAS the first round choice of the Los Ange- les Rams and Taylor was chosen by the Washington Redskins Munson whom former Ram coach Bob Waterfield termed best college quarterback in the will battle It out with Terry Baker 1962 Heisman Trophy winner for the No 2 quarterback spot behind Roman Gabriel The USU star signed a contract immediately after being chosen fi No 1 choice by the San Francisco 49ers launching the a Factory Close-Outs Discount Specials Discontinued Tires OTHER SIZES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION LOW LOW PRICES draft was end Dave Parks of Texas Tech THE LOWLY Dallas Cowboys pondered two hours and 39 minutes exchanging messages back and forth with their coaching delegations Bill Munson Signs pact to play for the LA Rams back home before picking Scott Appleton 235-pound Texas tackle in the first round The 14 first round choices finally was completed when the Chicago Bears selected Dick Evey 240 pound tackle from Tennessee MANY SIZES DOUBLE EAGLE Vi PRICE Regardlest ol Competitive Price Guarantee Better Value for Your Dollar A Goodyear Buy I a Better Buy at LARCH TIRE SEKVIC Good way to find out: come to our Grand Openin0 and drive a VW yourself Centrally Located II1TERM0UI1TAII1 MOTORS me At the Goodyear Corner 479 SOUTH 2nd WEST Phone 328-3207 2033 So Main 4 a.