Salt Lake Telegram from Salt Lake City, Utah • 12

Toss Up Battles Loom Saturday In Prep Finals The rainbow trail to prep football glory leads to the University sit sity of Utah stadiumthis Saturday when four of the states state's finest high school elevelevens clash in the elMS class A and finals he opening game game game-at at 12 lZ noon pits pits' pits thothe surprising Park rk City against the BIngham MIn- ers Miners Min Mm- ers In ina A toss up contest for the championship The A classic matching BoxElderfrom region 1 against Granite region 3 winner Ja Js set et forlor The PArk Bingham City game lends ends end little light on the exporting Park City was vas the the- more the- moremoresnore Impressive In winning its test 7 0 from a n. re reportedly reportedly re- re strong Lincoln crew which was tabbed as the state champion all aU fall faU while BIngham was held to a a. 0 tie by Millard but won a 8 finalists finalist's EJ place by virtue of the Eagles Eagle However However How How- everever Park City lost three games game In th the season preseason games to Cyprus and Tooele and the finale to North Summit while being tied by BIngham In a preseason pres-eason cocon con test BIngham Is if undefeated al although although although al- al though tied 0 00 by Tooele and find by Millard In the th A final Box Elder unbeaten unbeaten unbeaten un un- un- un beaten and untiedthis season ason aBon rates the edge over a surprising Granite teamwhich was tied by by- South by- South by- SouthSouth and Jordan but which beat beat- EE East st 7 6 In the regiongion 7 crucial clash Friday It looms as an offensive duel between Granites Granite's Jack the bestbeat passer in the state against Box Alders Alder's Elwyn Peterson Peter Peterson eon best befit back in region one But statistics statistic and reasons reason's sea fIca sons son's records mean nothing when the preps clash in the blue ribbon series Saturday prep football rings down its curtain In the state championship games game but thetho curtain curtain cur cur- tam tain calls call may continue Into basketball basketball bashas season five Fv adels Gel Gel- INSINS NS Eastern Ali ar Berths I ByDy By CHARLES ARLES EINSTEIN NEW YORK Nov 19 INS INS INS- The only lack of color In International International Inter International News sewn Services Service's picks for for- aa Po first and second eastern star all football team today was the gray of the Army No lessleas than seven ofthe all- all powerful cadets were nominated among thethc 22 outstanding grid per performers rn er qt th the east ve of the seven Beven made the first team along with two Penn stalwarts two from Navy one from Columbia Columbia Colum Columbia and one from Yale In all Navy had five nominations nominations nomina nomina- and Pennsylvania four Temple Temple Tem Tern pIe Penn State and Connecticut also placed Mr Inside and Mr Outside Outside- Felix DocDoe Blanchard and Glenn Davis had Davis had the first team all to themselves Theywere nominated without even a whisper of ot agitation agitation agita- tiontion and they were joined on the first eleven by their passing and mate A Arnold 0 I 1 Tucker their giant tackle DeWitt Coulter and theirbrilliant end Hank Foldberg The ups line-ups for the first and second teams First team Paul Pau Paul Walker Yale te le Ie Couter Army It Jo Jo Dickerson er Ji Penn IB Ig- Ig Dick Scott l. Navy c. Jim Car Car- Navy Navy rr rg i George Penn rt Hank Foldberg army re cc Arnold ruota Tucker Army Glen Dull Davis Army In Ih Gene Columbia rb rh Doc Blanchard Blan chard ArmyAnny Ib lb fb Second team Dick team Dick Duden Navy 1 1 Al At Army It Green Army fl IK Frank ia Columbia ru fl Navy rs rg Chick ik KlIer Ker Navy avy rt Frank Jenkins Penn it rt Walt Tro- Tro h-O tk J.

afe afe- an Connecticut Jot Joe Penn State Ih Ib In Bob EvansEvane Penn rh rt 1111 tempLe tm Iblb I I- I 'S I WA ER I Af I I I I I 's WI MI I I I Ut L' NI I fl fl- ISIS IS I I lt fh WE PAY CASH The Highest Prices I FORFOE USED CARSCABS I I- NONO WAITS NO RED TAPE I I- NONO DELAYS OO 1 BUY uY SERIES BONDS for FISK fiRES RES RESSA 1 SA ES and ovid ACCESSORIES EXPERT REGALING See Ui Ull 1 It Eligible for ft Naw Nw LARCH TR RE SERVICE 5 hit Lt Dial a new ne' adventure in FRAGRANCE I II I c. I. I Settle Scale back I relax light ip- a up ip a mild wello 1 0 Cigar Brother this is the lift I I I Rams Redskins Near TUles Tilles In Pro league CHICAGO Nov 19 UP UP Thia la Is showdown week in the dynamite- dynamite filled National football league race with the surprising Cleveland Rams andthe rollicking Washington Washing Washington Redskins within grasp of ot the western and eastern divisional titles respectively The Rams can make Thanksgiv- inging dayreally worth celebrating when they risk their 1 7 record against the second place Detroit Lions Lons 6 2 In a a Turkey day mix at Detroit A Ram victory would clinch thetho western diadem for for- ii Cleveland in the game 10 championship chamtham s- Can s- race Can Clinch Tie TheRedskins 6 1 can assure themselves of at least a 8 tie for eastern laurels by whipping the Philadelphia Eagles 5 2 In their crucial skirmish el at Philadelphia next Sunday Once past the Eagles Washington meets the hapless Pittsburgh and the New York Giants The Rams behind the brilliant passing of rookie Bob squelched the Chicago Cardinals 35 21 at Chicago yesterday to grab the undisputed western leadership leadership leadership lead lead- as the Lions stumbled tumbled 35 14 before the pass-minded pass Giants at New York Now the LionsLlona must trip the Rams and Green Bay Packers to stay in the title picture with a chance for or a clear championship bid only if Itthe Rams lose at Detroit Detroit De De- De- De troit and drop theirfinale finals with Brooklyn The way pitched to three touchdowns touchdown and set uptwo more by his accurate tossing against the Cardinals however leaves the LionsLlona with plenty To lo worry about brilliant performance shaded a II sterling passing job by the Cardinals' Cardinals Paul Christman who tossed to two Chicago scores and completed 19 of ot 45 flips LuckmanLudeman Stars The tall end Chicago Ci Bears with SidSki Luckman passing to three touchdowns gave the Redskins a healthy scare before fore Washington reverted to a classy running attack attack attack at attack to finally triumph 28 21 after trailing at 7 0 7 14 and 21 Luckman however completed comcorn 19 of ot 36 passes to outclass Sammy Baugh In theaerial de do- The Eagles kept right on Wash Washington's h. ington's heels heel bywalloping the 6 30 with Steve Van VanBuren VanBuren VanBuren Buren the league leading ground- ground gainer ramming to a pair of at Philadelphia Philadelphia Phil Philadelphia touchdowns In grabbing their second vIc- tory victory victory vic vIc- vic victory of the season on the Giants bewildered bewildered bewildered be be- the Lions Lon with a rousing attackfeatured by Junior Hovious'Hovious threading needle-threading passes Hovious recentlydischarged from the army completed 10 of 19 tosses for yards which paved the way for all five New York touch touchdowns The Green Bay Packers kept their mathematical chances of tying for the western title alive by trouncing the Yanks 28 0 Don Hutson snagged one touchdown pass and five of eight tosses to him while Lou Brock paced Green Green- Bay's Green- Bay's Green- Bay's Bays Bay's slashing ground attack 1 1 A f. 1 1 1 I 's fl 1 I I 1 r- ii 1 f- JJ I I 4 r- LL 1 I 4 arc I r- jj 5 A 1 0 ff 4 A pf 4 1 i I 44 5 MARVN MARV BELL VetVeteran ran quarterback for Utah State who is expected to provide most of the Aggie fireworks against the Utes In the traditional Turkey day lay classic Thursday In University of Utah stadium BW Ward Surges Se Ahead in Malch MakhPlay Nay Meet Rolling a high In his game Bill Bm Ward Vard surged ahead of ot HugoEnsignSundayevening In Inthe in- the in- thethe second series of four tour to beheld beheld be held trying to decide Utah's Utah match play bowling champion I Wards Ward's game 20 average is which so BO far has been good enough to hold himin the lead Compar- inging point scores finds Ward with with- aa and Ensign not far behind with an Sundays Sunday's games game wereplayed at the Temple alleys Next week end the pair will wind windup windup wind- upup their tournament Saturday they will roll 10 games at the Ritz alleys and Sunday willwinwind up the match at the Temple alleys with their final 10 The matches will start at 8 p.

m. LaGuardia Raps For RaceBan NEW YORK TORI-C Nov 19 INS INS INS- Mayor LaGuardia's committee to study racial discrimination in baseball today blblamed med prejudice and tradition for the exclusion of Negroes from organized from organized leagues Appointed largely upon the re request request request re- re quest of Larry Lary MacphailMacphall president president presi- dentdent of thetho New York Yankees and Branch Rickey president of the Brooklyn Dodgers the committee committee comcorn advocated that the major leaguesImmediately adopt a pol- Icy policy pol pol- pol icy whereby Negro players would receive equal opportunity for ad- ad The report expressed the belief that the onlyequitable solution to this problem Is that individuals be treated alike and with relation to their abilities throughout organized organized organized or or- baseball ElkIk Season Ends Today Ducks of Jt The Utah elk seasoncame to to- aa close this eveningending Utah's hunting except for ducks Reports Indicated fair results from all specified hunting areas through- through BiC ig 10 Won WOD Lost Tied d. PetPct IndIana 4 0 1 1 OhIo State Slate 5 1 0 41 0 Fur Purdue ue 3 1 2 0 2 3 1 IllinoIs 1 i 3 1 1 I 1 3 1 Minnesota 14 0 lowslawn 1 0 ADELT ADEL UNAN 1 I Galloping Gay Receives I i Player of Year Award By 81 i J. HARLEY MURRAY DENVER Nov 19 INS INS INS- From the ranks ofthe five college football teams participating In the Mountain States Big Seven conference conference conference con conference International News Serv- Ice Service Serv- iceice today announces Its star all team I Selections were made from ballots bal hal- lots Jots submitted by the coaches and leadingsports ports writers of ot the area Only one name that of ot Gay Adelt of Utah university the brilliant triple-threat triple back received unanimous unanimous support for the first team Adelt who was chosen as captain captain cap cap- tam tain of ot the I IN INS all team which included service and college college college col col- col- col lege players thus thu becomesthe 1945 player of the year forlor the regi region on With Utah winning the single player honorshonora Colorado university came carrie up with the most members of at the first star all squad four our Utah and Denver universities were given three each and Utah State placed one In the choice of ot linemen linemen linemen line linemen an unusual situation devel devel- with five tackles from Colorado Colorado Colo Cob rado receiving nominations This was an indication of the Buffs Buffs' strong line but also re reflected reflected reflected re- re the fact that Colorado had two teams this year year year-an an October eleven wrecked by navy trainee transfers Nov 1 and the present teat team with a few new faces Here Is the 1945 I INS all all- Mountain States conference team Endi Endl Ende Bill Van Endt Utah and John Utah State Tackles Tackles Ralph Ralph Scott tt Colorado Ln and nd Ke Ken KeuK uK Colorado Por U. I.

I GUardGuardi Guarda Chel Late Denver enver and 1 Bob Wise Colorado U. Center Center Laurie Laurie Maui MaunMauu Utah U. Quarter Quarter Joe Joe Dorough ro Colorado U. Halfbacks Gay Gay Adelt t. Utah Ou and ADd JO John Denver Fullback John Fullbeck-John ll John Adami mi Denver Her Here Arl ar th the second andthird team ul Uon Second team team Flanagan Denver a Ut Utah Ford Yord Denver Mohar oha Denver Den Den c.

Weber Denver It baill atai Colorado Colo cob iJ Ci ado rado 1 Ll Colorado ea Colorado grad 11 a Morris Colorado a Groll Grob Utah State sUte Ii UtahUlah I f. Third team tern Maynard Maynard Utah Hansen UtahUlah State Pano Panos Utah Utah Frederic Colorado U. Lowe Colorado rl A 1 oil M. l. Miller Denver Denver Ii Hainlen It Colorado Corado A Ben Bell Utah titan State AD Denver nver I Colorado A 11 M.

f. Honorable Honorable mention wu wa-a won WOO by ththe following Endi Ends Colorado U- Ut Utah State Tackles klu Utah tush State JonesJonea Colorado U. VIlf Broyles Colorado U. Tavner r. Colorado A Wilson Denver Vt lon Utah Guards Guards GuardI Wilson Colorado Colo Coto- rado 3 u.

Bates Utah ta State Petera Colorado CoinColo ratiorado if Ji JiH Angelna etlo Utah tl r. Utah Uta-n State Stat Adams Adam Colorado A A M. Bacic- Bacic i Caputo I Utah State Jindra Colorado dID Sudbury Utah DavisDavia Utah Utah State tate Dickey Colorado Uj liu hurst bunt Denver NO BOWLING FOR FOR- FORRED RED REDSKINS SKINS SKINS' I Sun Bowl Not ot For IF Until After By JOHN MOONEY Telegram Sports Editor Finding homes for roomers IB is IB- a is- aa tough Job thanks to the housing shortage and Coach The Ike Armstrong Armstrong Arm Armstrong of Utah is la so busy pre pre- for the Utah Aggles' Aggles Thanksgiving day visit that he hasn't any time for rumors that his Utes may be in line Uno for a Sun bowl bid New Years Year's day The rumor started in Albuquerque Albuquerque Albuquerque Albu Albuquerque over the week end when scribes began figuring out suita- bleble opponents for the Lobos Lobo who have the inside track on the Sun bowl classic New Years Two Opponents Two logical opponents have been suggested Colorado U. beaten 12 6 a couple of weeks ago when the Lobosused a New Mexico alumnus as an officialandhe penalized the Buffs Butts almost to their own goal goat line Unc and Utah which dumped New Mexico 21 20 for their only defeat of ot the year On the surface It appears that the Utah New Mexico game would be the better attraction since gince the game was closer more wide open and left so 30 little to choose between the two opponents A Also athletic relations are somewhat strained between the Buffs and Lobos While Utah came away from Albuquerque Albu Albuquerque without many hard feel- feel Ings But all aU th this talk even Its It's just just- inin the rumor stage is mostmoot distasteful dis tasteful to Coach Armstrong who has taken a squad of green kids andmolded them Into the best college col cob lege team In the at this time Ike professes not to know anything aboutthe alleged offers otters of ot ers fers or feelers HeHc doesn't want to talk about such possibilities even Ike is pointing his squad for tor the Thanksgiving day clash which gets under way In the IOU bol- at bowl bol at p. m.

Thursday and as as- far as- farfar as hes he's concerned there will will- be wIll- be will- bebe no bowl ing on this team until after the season ends Thursday night Utes Drill HardBard Meanwhile the Utes Ute who would like to go bowl Ing went through a tough drill Monday in prepara- tionliontion for ThursdaysThursday's clashIke pointed out that colds and cold weather had handicapped drills al aU all last week and that the Utes would be hard pressed to regain their physicalpeak by Thursday The game shapes as a natural inasmuch as the hav have been beaten in onlytwo games gaines this year and are believed to have one of their best teams in recent year years Utah lost four straight gam games to open the season buthas come comeback comeback come- backback strong A storm was forecastfor tor early in the week with clearing skies BIdes predicted for Thursday allowing a a. wide open game for the players and a near-capacity near house for the fans Tickets are on sale at The Tribune Telegram front counter dallydaily from 2 to 5 p. m. Bowl Bow Officials Puzzled As Favored Clubs Fall By LES CONKLIN LIN NEW YORK Nov 19 INS INS INS- Football upsets brought a a. depression depression depres depres- sionsian In the bowl business today The ranks of the untarnished unbeaten anduntied elevens are becoming scarce This select group of gilt-edged gilt candidates for a season post-season classic now includes Army which may mayor or or- may or- maymay not be receptive Alabama Oklahoma A.

A an and M. and little Virginia Probable representative forthe the- Rose the- Rose the- RoseRose bowl is UCLA A which as astounded astounded astounded as- as one and all with a 13 to 7 minute last win over St St. Marys Mary's previously unbeaten and untied That is 1 If UCLA A can get by California and Southern Califor IDa nia Crusaders DumpedBumped Also biting the dust along with St. St Marys Mary's as a leading bet for the Sugar bowl was Holy Cross Previously Previously Previously Pre Pre- untarnished the Crusaders were upset 14 to 6 by Temple beaten once heretofore In other upsets Michigan State trounced Penn State 33 to 0 Harvard Harvard Haryard Har Harvard yard defeated Brown 14 to 7 and Minnesota dropped a 20 to 19 decision decision decision de de- de- de to Iowawhich had been soundly drubbed sixtimes in sucsue cession Army and Alabama both unbeaten unbeaten unbeaten un un- un- un beaten anduntied emerged as the country's leading powerhouses not that they needed to prove it Army massacred a good Penn team 61 to 0 to maintain its prou proud position as the nationsnation's leading be bestlt with 17 straight wins and Alabamamurdered Vanderbilt 71 to 0 o. 3 Battle for tor Army andAlabama do not play until Dec 1 when the Crimson Tide takes on a fair Mississippi State team and Army goes into its climax against a Navy outfit which downed Wisconsin 36 to 7 Whether Alabama or Navy unbeaten unbeaten un unbeaten but tied by Notre Dame is ia the No 2 team of the country remains a moot question Oklahoma A.

A an and MtM. also unbeaten unbeaten unbeaten un un- un- un beaten and untied smothered Texas Tex Texas Tech 46 to 6 And Indiana leading the Western Vestern conference race scored a 19 to 0 win over Pittsburgh in the mud Football fans this week had better better better bet better eat turkey instead of pigskin because littlelittie sustenance can be found in the grid menus carded for tor Thursday and Saturday Indiana by beating Purdue can clinch its first Westernconference title Purdue lost to Michigan Saturday 27 to 13 Defeat for tor Indiana would throw the title to the winner of the Ohio State-Michigan State game I dont don't give a darnfor tor the whole state of ot Michigan for Im I'm from O-hi hi The Buckeyes looked booked all right Saturday Saturday Saturday Sat Satin beating Illinois 27 to 2 but their clash with Michigan should be a hummer 3 Other Results Results of other leading games were Notre Dame 34 Northwestern 7 Clemson 47 Tulane 20 GeorgiaGeorgin 35 Auburn 0 Louisiana State 9 Georgia Tech 7 and how do you like that or Rices Rice's 6 to 0 win over Texas A. A and M. Wake Vake Forest 14 North Carolina 13 Texas 20 Texas Texas Texas Tex Texas Christian 0 Tulsa 26 Baylor 7 Oregon 20 California 13 Washington Washing Washington State 13 Oregon State 6 VIr- ginia Virginia Virginia Vir Virginia 40 Ocana Naval 0 and Yale 41 Coast Guard academy 6 Hockey League Detroit 5 Chicago 3 3 Toronto 3 3 NewYork 1 American League Buffalo 5 S. Cleveland 3 5 Ft st Lout Louis 2 2 Kw ew haven Ha 2 CUr Ue tIe Providence PrO 4 4 Indianapolis i 4 tie Ue U.

8 S. St St. Paul 5 Fort Worth 2 City 4 4 Dallas 3 3 EAstern Learue Boston Floston 6 5 NewYorkTork 3 3 6 6 Philadelphia I. I L. L- rr El lei I Toro Tor Marines Upsel Navy Preflight 76 SAN FRANCISCO Nov 19 INS INS The The El EI Toro marines on on- a on- a on- aa yard 66 aerial coup in the final three minutes scored a 7 0 triumph triumph tri tri- over St.

St Marys Mary's preflight yesterday with customers in the stands of San Francisco's Kezar stadium Paul Governal former Columbia Columbia Columbia Colum Columbia nil American whipped an yard eight-yard pass to Ernie Lewis former Colorado university full fun back Lewis aided by devastat- inging trig field down blocking raced 58 yards to pay dirt Pro Football By International News New Service Western Division Won Ix LOSt t. Tied TId Pet Cleveland 7 1 1 0 87 troll 8 8 6 2 0 7 0 Green Bay 5 3 0 chicago 1 I 7 0 5 Chicago Go Cardinals 1 8 0 11 Pit Dh Ulan Won Lost Lott Tied PeL Pd Washington 6 8 1 l' 0 1 3 1 2 2 Boston Bosto 3 3 4 1 Now New York 2 4 41 1 2 22 6 0 01 2 1 football Scores By Associated Frau Fresi Late Lat Saturday Stores Scorn Art ten a 28 Ban Diego Slat 0 O. Eastern Illinois Teachers 19 Northern Illinois Teacher 14 1 52 Philander Smith 6 e. Selman La field 1115 10 Baru Barksdal al letS field 0 O. LaneLano 82 Alcorn 0 O.

Langston Normal 20 Arkansas State Stat 0 O. Stockton on Army Air CommandosCommando 1 10 10 Stan to fort ford 1 13 Fort 30 39 Camp John JOhn- ton ston 0 O. Morgan Morran State Stat 21 21 Hampton 0 O. Sunda Sundays Sunday's leJ Pleat First Air Force 1 15 Second Air Force Forc 0 O. Detroit 27 St St.

Louis Lows 0 O. Fort Worth 7 Third Air Force 7 7 Camp Peary 7 Cherry PointMarine 0 ri 10 Air Transport Command 23 23 3 Fort Form Ben Bea- nJ fling Doughboy 7 Little Creek Amphibious BaBase Ba-ac 27 21 Fort Pierce 7 7 Kl Toro roo MarinesMarinel 7 St. St 7 Marys Mary's arys ary's Preflight Pre Preflight 0 O. Marcus reua Point Panther Panthers Camp Lejeune N. C.

7 Atlanta All Stan AIl atari 7 7 Field 14 Eastern Flying Training Train ruIn in ing Command 7 1 Nevada N. 26 28 Great Ortal Bend Karl Kan 13 San Diego Naval 34 Goleta Martn Mario Air Ba BUt Bee 7 7 South Camp Hood 33 Fort Sill Bill 0 O. Godman Yield Field 2823 Fort Yon Leonard Wood 0 O. 12 2 Monday 8 Bruins For Rose Bowl LOS ANGELES Nov 19 UP tJ P-tJ UCLA A Coach Bei- Bei cherie and his battling Bruins were looking at the worM World tl titi rose-colored rose glasses today Their smashing minute last 13 to 7 victory over St St. Marys Mary's Gaels Saturday while not a Pacific Coast conference win win established established the Bruins tins as the vests west's favorite for the Rose bowl What the loss did to St.

St Marys Mary's Prevented the Gaels from be becoming becoming becoming be- be coming St. St Marys Mary's first undefeated untied team Knocked Jimmy Phelan out of ot the running for year the honors May have cost the Gaels a bid to the Sugar bowl althoughthey may wind up somewhere else New Years Year's day Just about broke the the fighting teen-age teen kids whose spectacular play in seven previous games had bind been the delight of coast fans But most of or the spectators specta- torstors in the coliseum were agreed that As A's victory was wag de de- de served The Bruins did It the hard way marching 84 yards in 11 plays in the last five minutes culminating in Ernie Cases Case's 20 yard touchdown pass pas to Skin oj 1 I land Wh When Case Cast kicked there were only 50 seconds to Cases Case's pass to to- toK toKen Ken Sc trig ling 39 yards yard brought th thil UCLA A score The Cj Caeli fc tJ first after recovering a the Bruin 13 Hawaiian Rei a great feat fea went vent OV over from thib the tic twi kicked goal goat I The speedy sharp Bruins owed their to two sets of ot light lights ag ar rt linemen who wore vore down tj the thel ful Gaels whose st not measure up to the fIrs 4 The Bruins Bruin made mad 14 first 4 and yards running vat ing to St SL Marys Mary's seven tint first d- and d- and d- andand yards Having accomplished th the upset of at the coast grid gri it La now has Mill the toe pi pc of ot keeping BruinBroin noses to grindstone Before the Brute Bruit buy that RoRoseRosa a bowl must beat California and oJ California Two Tie in Guessing Conte Two Tribune-Telegram Tribune grid predicting predicting pre pre- contest experts finally edged Into the money circle as they guess guessed 19 out of the possible 20 games inhi last weeks week's contest cor con They are Jimmy Manos Mano S. East and Lt David L. Jacover Wendover field The two willsplit the 10 10 in victory saving stamps ManesManos Just missed entering the contests contest's hallhail of at fame tame when he muffed the Dartmouth Cornell-Dartmouth fracas fracas fracas fra fra- fra- fra cas while Lt Jacover failed to foresee As A's upset over St. St Marys Mary's as did a good percentage of last weeks week's pigskin gu guessers ers With 18 out of 20 correct 11 other contestants tied for second place and the 15 15 in victory say sav- Ing stamps will be divided among them They are R.

H. A Atkins At At- t- kins Reed Newton M. E. Walsh J. H.

Darton Earl ser all of Salt Lake City Ross A. A Dykman Dykman Dykman Dyk- Dyk man and Thomas P. West of ot Pocatello Pocatello Po- Po catello Idaho Howard E. Revor Ogden SK SE 3 Arthur H. Watkins Vat Watkins kin Clearfield Corp Roy Pilot Hill Field and Clayton Gilman Gilman Gil- Gil man Kearns An exceptionally fine showing of 84 applicants applicant fh finished In for third Just one step ontout money with 17 out of ot 20 lions correct These 81 Si cc CO ants however qualify for the ter affair for aa as' as 50 50 war bond the last week werk i season A A.

person automat qualifies for this thia final a tI when he missesmisses' only three t- anyany weeks week's contest 1 Ma AUa Se Selic lb Op Oi On Turkey lurkey Day Alta AUa will open officially Iday I day morning It was reP day as a host not of ot skierssIders flood popular skiing resort ei week end i As yet the skiing ding 1 Is not i best but should be within ti I three weeks week although the enough snow now for some somi II Brighton also played hOlt hoit hotti tJ early season skiers skier ma the th tried out the KW mar s1 ered slopes and hUla hills 1 5.