The Daily Herald du lieu suivant : Provo, Utah • 9

FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, fcxSS Utah County. Utah Dons Go After No. Tonighi DU Can't Halt Bunte; Utah Wins 83-72 Ti Frisco To DAILY HERALD Face Weak iimi imn i imp i imiim 1 'J t- i DENVER (UP) Art Bunte stag Fresno State i Ev Shelton. Wyoming's dapoerly dressed. vociferous caee men back Denver rallies In both halves.

Near intermission, with Utah leading 37-36, Bunte went on a spree that put the visitors ahead 44-33 at halftime. Then late in the second half, Denver pulled np to 74-63, only to have Bunte score seven straight points and ice the game. Bunte is a former South Denver High school star who enrolled at Colorado University before transferring to Utah. Morris Buck waiter scored 14 for Utah. Denver's top man was Ernie Uthgenannt with 16.

The loss was Denver's second la three Skyline games. tor, comes to Provo once again Saturday night and good ol' Ev Is expected to have his verbal honed to a fine ledge for the encounter. i i After what has happened to him and his blood 'pressure so far this season, it will be quite understandable if the Cowboy coach, who never was one to take a defeat lying steamin'. before the game is This is especially true if the Cats should score a resounding victory over Ev's charges Saturday night and in most quarters the rr 'i v' v- -M- V-v 9 i i I rl -a. are expected to do just i Long Season So far, it has a miserably long season for poor ol Ev.

Wyoming got off to one "of its poorest starts in years; winning only two or three preseason encounters. But, Shelton didn't, seem to losses. He vowed things would campaign got underway. And, at first it appeared as if be boys rolled to victory I over Denver in their Skyline opener. New Mexico was next on the Laramie the Lobos would be easy for the I However, what the experts By JOHN GRIFFIN United Press Sports Writer This is the night when San Fran Cisco's national basketball cham pions will equal the all-time ma jor-college record of 39 straight victories.

The awesome Dons will turn the trick, everybody Is certain, by walloping outclassed Fresno State in San Francisco. Even Long. Is land University, co-holder of the record, is sure that the champions will win this big one. "Look forward to welcoming you into the 39-straight club," LIU telegraphed Don officials. "Good luck to you fine team." Nary a word of sympathy there for poor Fresno State, a nice little club with a respectable 6-3 record and undoubtedly all fired up in hopes of springing that would be one of the biggest upsets in sports history.

The Fresno boys, unfortunately, are likely to find San Francisco alb fired-up, too. The Dons are mighty upset by an NCAA ruling this week that K. C. Jones, their certain and a high-scoring star, won't be eligible for the NCAA tournament which everybody assumes the Dons will be playing in, come March. Could be the champs will take out their wrath on Fresno State.

Time Out For Exams The target is the record of 39 straight set by Long Island Uni- versityin 933-36 and tied by Seton Hall in "1940-41. If the Dons tie the mark tonight, they must take time out for mid-year exams before they try to set a new standard by beating dangerous California on Jan 28. The Dons' streak includes 26 games last year and, so far, 12 this year. But while the Dons tackle the record, their chief rivals in the race for this year's national cham pionship are far from idle. Two of them third-ranked North Carolina State and fourth-ranked Kentucky added impressive wins to their collection Thursday night.

N.C. State, the nation's top free- throw shooting squad, relied heavi ly on that talent in whipping Mary land, 73-64, to oust the Terps irom first place in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Maryland outscored the Wolfpack from the floor but State sank 25 of 31 free throw attempts. State ran its overall rec ord to 11-1 and its league record to 4-1 for a first-place tie with Duke and North Carolina. Kentucky Over Tulane Kentucky, perennial king of the Southeastern Conference.

pushed its overall mark to 8-2 and its league record to 2-0 with an 85-63 romp over Tulane. Utah, ranked No. 12 nationally. Roybal-of the Wolfpack, the Skyline's newest 'scoring sensation, would pour 37 points through the hoop as New Mexico scored one of the loop's biggest upsets in years by downing the Cowboys. Could Hardly Believe It It was such an upset that Wayne Soffe of the iBYU athletic department said "I had to read the score twice to believe it and I thought sure it must have been a misprint." Anyway, Shelton must be getting a little desperate and when Ev gets desperate he is bound to be at his fighting best and that's probably what is worrying Stan Watts of the Cougars.

And, ol Ev's mental processes seem to work, overtime and i become even sharper when things start, to look the darkest for the CowboysJ1 You can' bet one thing, Evwill use every trick in the book to win Saturday's clash plus a few tricks that probably aren't in the book. i --( Shelton knows that one more defeat at this stage of the conference race could be disastrous for his charges. TRIES TO STOP UTE ACE Denver's Rocephus Sligh tries to stop Utah's Art Bunte (wjtli the ball), during bit of action in Thursday night's Utah-Denver game in the Mile-High Bune had a great iight in leading Utah to an 83-72 victory over the Pioneers. (UP Telephoto). I Reaches Five Mild Weather Draws Golfer To Timp Course i Cordial, Friendly gered Denver at every crucial turn with a flurry of baskets last night as Utah whipped the Pioneers, 83- 72, for its, third straight Skyline conference yictory without loss.

Bunte sank 38 points, and beat Musial Inks 1956 Pact By MILTON RICHMAN United Press Sports Writer Slugging Stan Musial of the Car dinals has signed his sixth straight contract for $80,000, and as ruts go, that's a mighty fine one to fall into. At the same time, Musial's room mate and sidekick, Al (Red) Schoendienst, signed a $40,000 pact for the third straight year, and that can't exactly be called a bad habit, either. "I'm very happy with my con tract," said Musial. who will take home approximately $30,000 after taxes, while Schoendienst, who stands to net about $20,000, also expressed satisfaction. Neither had a particularly good season last year, Musial skidding from a 1954 batting mark of .330 to .319, and Schoendienst falling from .315 to .268.

Others Come To Terms Musial 'and Schoendienst were the "big ones" to agree to terms Thursday, several players on other clubs also signed con tracts. Gus Zernial, who batted .254 but slammed 30 home runs last season, became the eighth member of the Kansas City Athletics to sign. No terms were announced. Southpaw Joe Nuxhall, a 17- game winner, signed with the Cin cinnati Redlegs as did rookie in- fielder Bob Durnbaugh. The Milwaukee Braves an nounced the signing of pitchers Charlie Gorin, Don Edelman and Carlton Wiley and outfielder Al Spangler.

Former major league Infielder Lou Klein was named manager of the Des Moines club in the West ern League, a Chicago Cub farm Klein piloted Lafayette, of the Evangeline League last year. Jersey City Rally At Jersey City, N.J.. Irving Rudd, Brooklyn business manager for the 'games to be played in New Jersey announced plans have been TRADE-ING i DELIONSTIWORS FLOOR SAMPLES can't I afford to pass up tfik fontoetlc While Shelton may rant and rave and storm during the game, after the action is over and the shouting has died down this writer understands he lis as cordial and friendly as the next guy. "Off basketball floor, Ev is a fine gentleman and a wonderful host," a Skyline official once told this writer. "There just Isn't anything he won't do for a guest.

i He's a lot like Rupp of are constantly seething and storming during the game. I guess it is because they hate to lose so much and are siich great competitors. i points --aid Paul Arizln had 20 the'Warriors and Ed Fleming had pfor the Royals. Syracuse and St. Louis were tied 27-27, with a 4 minutes left in first half but the Nats staged sudden splurge for a 44-29 half- time bulge and breezed in.

Bill Kenville of the Nats had 19 points. Wasatch Matmen To Battle Uintah Monday HEBER The Wasatch High School wrestling squad will battle against wrestling teams from Uintah High School Monday night at 7, in the Wasatch High School Auditoruium, according to Coach Marion Tree. Wednesday Wasatch will meet Pleasant Grove at Heber, sche duled, at 7:30 p. m. Provo linksters are taking ad vantage of the mud r- winter weather by playing a few rounds of golf on the Timp Course, according to Sonny Braun, assistant pro.

Braun said around 50 golfers are on the course mo-t every week day and that 126 were out on the course The greens are' just as- good as they are in the summer itirae, he added. He said yearly member ship fees are now being accepted He said $10 of the membership fees is now due and anybody who hasn't paid it yet, miist pay regular green fees before playing the course. Golfers will have until April 1 to pay the balance of their membership fees, i The camel is one of the ugliest and meanest of all animals. Merlin Bourne Head Lehi Wildlife Group i down is stormin', and that. For Ev So Far be worried over the preseason different once the conference i he were right, because the Cow agenda and the experts figured Punchers.

didn't figure on was that Toby Guy Underneath Kentucky in thai respect. They' I Elected To B. H. Colledge Is two-year direc tor. One-year, directors include Gerald Turner, Jack Sly Dale Peterson Harold tHutchings and Dan Proctor.

George H. Reynolds is holdover director, while Duane Evans, immediate past president, is advisory director. Rites Setf For i Sam Longford i i 7 t. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UP) Sam Langford, conqueror of world champions but never one himself, will be buried here Saturday at private ceremonies.

The Boston "Tar Baby" died Thursday in a nursing home here, blind and penniless. Langford, a native of Weymouth, traveled the world from 1902 to 1923 pursuing the business he knew best boxing. SANTEE SUFFERS INJURY "BOSTON (UP) Wes Santee, America's fop miler, has notified Meet Director Bing Dussault that he will be unable to compete in the Knights of Columbus track meet at the Boston Garden Saturday. Santee says he Is suffering from a pulled muscle. He incurred the injury XTmning.

in the Orange BowL LIST UTES AS FOE HOUSTON (UP) The University of Utah today was listed as a 1956 foe for the Rice Institute' football1 team. The Ute gridders will kmeet the Owls in an intersection in Houston Nov. 3. TYPEWRITERS with your own initials ith tou 9 mrruii Central Utah's Only Authorized UNDERWOOD Agency DUANE'S office Equip. 265 W.

Center FR 3-4920 ONLY The Utes play New Mexico tomorrow. MECKLENBURG DECLARATION The North Carolina colonists de clared their independence of Great Britain and signed a paper to that effect at in Mecklenburg County, during May of 1775. That paper is known as the Mecklenburg Declaration. worked out for a rally there Feb 1 in honor of the Dodger players. The Dodgers also announced they will set up special training facilities for some younger players at Vero Beach, Feb.

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But then the Warriors ripped off 11 straight pounds to take charge and the Roy als never came closer than six points again. Neil Johnston scored made its Sky! ine Conference rec-3-0, and its overall ord a perfect slate 9-3, by downing Denver, 83- 72. Expenses I 1 i 23 for the a before ond prohpbr nver ogafn wrH yo be able to buy a fabvlot NfCCHI or EINA at tweh a low, nru.i W-v-Jr a Oik )Wt 1 Iverv one real one-k-a-IlTeHme bwy. XECCSZ B. 0.

Machine tUO.08 LEHI Merlin Bourne has been elected president o-the Lehi Wildlife Association, succeeding M. Duane Evans, who has headed the organization during the past year' Mr. Bourne has served as a director of the association, -Vice president, for the year willHae Gene Kirkham, while Albert Proves lie Just an By DON THACKREY United Press Sports Writer SAN A CIS (UP) Frankie" Albert," who used the. prerogative of a left-hander to change his mind about his future, today embarked on his new xareer as heacL coach of the San Francisco Forty Niners professional football team. 1 Albert, who had often said he.

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