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The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, November 18, 1961. 32 World Sports Scene Parsons Rip Weber in iy Hawks Coach Gets Gate Bowl Hopes Ride on Tilts Today Alfv4 r.f ut Kerner had denied a statement attributed to Seymour in Detroit, that every player on the Hawks team was on the trading block. Including Bob Pettit, former Louisiana State University athlete. Kerner named Pettit to direct the Hawks In Friday nights game against Cincinnati He said he didnt know when a new coach would be named, that it could be next week or at a later date." It was said a chief disagreement between the two men concerned use of rookie guard deo HIM, the Hawks first draft choice the past year. Hill who scored 799 points in 30 games for Winston-Salem Teachers College, and considered a good shooter, had been used early by Seymour despite his inexperience in pro basketball.

Kerner, was said to have advised Seymour not to use Hill as much, at least until the Hawks got going. THE 'HAWKS had additional backline troubles when Len Wilkens, a rookie who became an experienced guard last season, was kept In the Army until next falL Seymour also blamed his dismissal on his insistence against what he called the wishes of his big three frontline, that rookie Hill be a starter. ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17 (UPI) Paul Sey-mour, 33-year-old SL Louis Hawks coach was out of a job Friday night, and he blamed his firing by owner Ben Kerner on his players, saying it Is unfortunate when players can dictate policy." if The fiery Kerner, who has been sharp In criticizing both players and Seymour as his National Basket- ball club started hitting the skids, was unusually calm in announcing termination of Seymours services In his second of a three-year contract In of recent developments, Kerner said, "a change is best for all concerned and I deem It advisable to make It at this time.

IN RECENT days, Kerner had lashed out at players, saying they were not hustling and that they would be up for trading. Last week Kerner charged that other clubs wouldnt trade players, and earlier this 51 to 7 Rout i Special to The Tbune OGDEN Westminster's powerful Parsons rolled up their largest score of the sea. son here Friday in burying the Weber College Wildcats the snow of Weber Stadium. 51-7. It was the final game of the season for both football clubs.

Three Wildcats fumbles of the slippery pighide, plus an intercepted pass, aided the Parson cause. RON HAUSER, elusive Par-Son halfback who had a great day against the Wildcat forces, scored the first touchdown on a 10-yard gallop after setting up the scorfe with a 26 yard run. Dave Branch kicked the point-- That was the only Parson score in the first period but they exploded for 19 points oj the second period and added 25 in the third. They did it this way: SECOND PERIOD: Hauser scored on a 15-yard run. The kick was blocked.

Hauser raced 34 yards. Branchs kick- was good. Ron Nay galloped seven yards. The kick was blocked. Third period: Lonnie Peter, son ran a blocked Weber punt.

The kick was no good. Larry Aldredge, quarterback, flipped to end Jerry Adams who ran five yards. Villanova Accepts Bowl Packers Obtain Yet For Kicking Role GREEN BAY, Nov. 17 (UPI) The Green Bay Packers Friday obtained the veteran toe of Ben Agajanian as point-kicking Insurance in their stretch drive. THE PACKERS, leading the division with a 7-2 record, were left without a competent extra point and field goal kicker when high-scoring halfback Paul Homung was called into military service last Monday.

By Associated Press VILLANOVA, Nov. 17 Villanova University Friday accepted an invitation to play in the Dec. 30 Sun Bowl football game at El Paso, against an opponent to be named within the next 10 days. Art Mahan, Villanova athletic director, announced the suburban Philadelphia universitys acceptance to its fourth bowl game in its 67 years of football history. New snows ttie region.

to whiz down ML MlllIcenL have powdered all slopes in Janna Lane Jameson and Mike Wake, a pair of enthusiastic Orem skiers, ret ready Better Bowling The kick was no good. Another-Aldredge to Adams pass covered 15 yards for the TD. Run for point failed. Hauser scored his last counter on an 18-yard pass from Nay. Branchs kick was good.

THE WILDCATS launched a sustained drive In the second period for their only score with Richard Brown and Frank Bentley doing most of the ball packing. Brown scored on a two-yard plunge. Skiing Report Very Good! By Amociated Pres Bowl bids end conference titles are at stake In wholesale lots Saturday as the 1961 college football season hits Its next-to-last big Saturday. With not one major bowl slot officially filled, to say nothing of the neophytes that have cropped up before the Christmas holidays, there are many rich plums to be plucked. SIX OF THE nations top 10 teams are primes targets of the bowl selectors, with Ohio State and Minnesota of the Big Ten still yndecided.

Top-ranked Texas, heading for the host spot In the Cotton Bowl, can clinch a tie for the Southwest Conference title if it beats Texas The Longhorns are 5-0 In the conference and 8-0 overall. A loss, coupled with a victory by non-ranked Arkansas over Southern Methodist would cause a first place tie and put the pressure on the Longhorns to beat Texas on Thanksgiving. Texas bowl opponent most likely will be sixth-ranked Mississippi (7-1), which meets Tennessee. The Vols last week dealt Georgia Techs bowl aspirations a blow with an upset Tech hopes to do the same to second-ranked Alabama Saturday. Bama and the Rose Bowl have been making eyes at each other, while the Sugar Bowl is itching to get the Crimson Tide as a participant Bama Is 8-0 so far, and leads the Southeastern Conference with a 5-0 mark.

LOUISIANA State (No. 4), having ruled Itself out of the Sugar Bowl and pre-empted by Ole Miss in the Cotton Bowl, meets Mississippi State. The Bengals are 4-0 in the SEC, 7-1 overall. They, too, are casting eyes at the Rose Bowl, but racial problems stand in the way, and a trip to the Blue-bonnett Bowl next month in Houston, Tex, seems most likely. The Rose Bowl Is wide open until Alabama makes Its decision, though both third-ranked Ohio State (6-0-1) and resurgent Minnesota (No.

5) have to be considered as they push for the Big Ten title. THE GOPHERS (6-1), victors over Michigan, Michigan State and Iowa the last three Saturdays, play fa-ranked Purdue in their last big stumbling block toward at least a share of the title. Ohio State is outside against Oregon. Another Big Ten team, ninth-ranked Michigan State, has no bowl hopes in Its game against Northwestern. Eighth-ranked Colorado (6-1), still leading the Big Eight and hoping for the nod from the Orange Bowl, meets conference foe Nebraska, and must win to stay on top.

Syracuse, ranked 10th with a 6-2 mark, takes on Notre Dame, and will announce its Intentions after the game. A victory is expected to mean either the Gator, Liberty or Gotham bowls. The Rations other major unbeaten, Rutgers (7-0), takes on Colgate but says it has no interest In a bowl The first bowl was partially filled Friday when Villanova accepted an invitation to play in the Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex, against an opponent to be named. Look for Sleeper Pins Before Trying Spare VILLANOVA previously played in the Bacardi Bowl at Havana, Cuba, in 1937, tying Auburn, 7-7; the Great Lakes Bowl in 1947, losing to Kentucky, 21-14, and the 1949 Harbor Bowl, defeating Nevada, 27-f. Coached by Alex Bell, Villanova won seven and lost two games during the regular season, defeating Miami of Ohio, VML Holy Cross, Massachusetts, Buffalo, Quantico Marines and West Chester (Pa.) State.

The defeats were by Boston College and Detroit This was Villanovas first winning season since 1958, and pinpointed the universitys new policy of playing witjiin Its class. Such powers as Army, Navy and Miami were dropped in a program designed to make the Wildcats a winner at a slightly lower level of competition. The 1959-60 teams won a total of three games, while losing 17. Big 5 Boss Evades Rose Bowl Queries SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17 (UPI) Commissioner Tom Hamilton of the AAWU (Big Five) said Thursday that his organization still has under consideration all teams with good records as possible Rose Bowl foes for the Big Five.

Hamilton would not reveal the list, but it is a good bet that these are hmong the top-rated prospects: Ohio State, Minnesota, Purdue, Louisiana State, Army, Michigan State, Penn State, Syracuse, Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia Tech and not necessarily in that By Joe Wilman Famous Bowler Sleeper pin spares are todays topic. The drawing shows what I mean. A sleeper pin" tude will start its night skiing Saturday night And, according to reports from the areas, there will be plenty of fresh powder for everybody due to the recent storm. SNOW BASIN has about six inches of new snow with about a dozen skiers packing the slopes Friday for Saturdays big push. It snowed there most of Friday.

The Becker lift and the rope tow will be operating Saturday but the Wildcat lift will be closed. Snow tires are About a foot fell Thursday and eight more Inches fell Friday on Brightons sporty slopes. The roads were slick early but plows cleared them and they should be In good condition Saturday. ALTA ALSO got about eight inches of snow Friday on a good base and should be in good condition for the big weekend. Solitude reports that about a foot of powder Is on a 14-inch base.

The road conditions are good during the day but snow tires are suggested for the night skiers. By Mike Korologos Tribune Sports Writer One at the best grand openings, snow-wise, will greet -hundreds of area skiers Sat- urday morning. SEVERAL resorts have been operating on weekends and a few on a dally basis for the past few weeks, but the weekepd "before Thanksgiving is traditionally the opening of the ski season. Alta and Snow Basin will -Join the ranks of the dally I operators Saturday and Soli- Cannon Stake Juniors Rose Park 2nd Monument Park 3rd 38; Garden Heights 55, Bennion 30 (consolation): West Jordan 1st 46, Cannon 3rd 33; Kenwood 61, Center 37 (championship). All-Stan Brent Smith.

West Jordan; Robin Lawson, Center; Reed Steenbhk, Rose Park 2nd, Ace Emery, Kenwood; Byron Dangerfleld. Garden Heights; Bob Merrill. Kenwood outstanding player. Sportsmanship West Jordan 1st. is one directly behind another which makes it difficult to see from the bowlers end of the lane.

The 8 pin in the drawing is a sleeper pin because it is directly in back of the 2 pin. YOU WANT YOUR ball to hit the 1-2 pocket to convert Bowling Hints To get your copy of, "Pocket-Sized Dictionary of Bowling, end 10 cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Joe Wilman, care of the Home Service Bureau, The Salt Lake Tribune, Salt Lake City, P.O. Box 867. this spare. So, release the ball slightly to the right of center and let it hook across and into the 1-2.

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17 Shortswinging Doug Sanders parleyed a hot putter into a four-under-par 67 Friday to take a one-stroke lead at the halfway point of the $15, (XX) Cajun Classic golf tournament. The 28-year-old Georgian, who plays out of OJai, duplicated his opening round score for an eight-under-par, 36-hole total of 134. Sanders, one of the last finishers, dropped a 20-foot rs 3036r JOIN THE FAMILY CHRISTMAS CLUB PLAN $30367 Lft 4ft YOU CAN GET FOR $3,000 We are pleased to announce THE AVAILAIIIITY OF PRIME OFFICE SPACE 348 E. SOUTH TEMPLE IN SALT LAKE CITY THE SPACE CONSISTS OP AN ENTIRE FLOOR OF 7,300 SQ. FT.

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ONE STROKE further back at 136 was Ken Still, the 26-year-old unknown from Tacoma, Wash, who quit the rug cleaning business nine months ago to join the touring professionals. Still fired a 69. Sanders, Still and Dave Marr of Sun City, Ariz, shared the lead at the end of the first 18 Thursday with 6Ts. Marr mushroomed to a second round 75. Leading scorers: Dou Sander 67-67134: Bob Ho.

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