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Evening star., 1940-04-14

Beginning Of the End" gets the
caressing treatment Of Mitchell
Ayres' Orchestra and Mary Ann
Mercer's voice. The tenor SAX part
Of this bands arrangement is clas-
stcal. Turn the record over and
hear another fine tune. 'Your kiss. i"
Russ Morgan's Band lends charm
to delectable ''How High the Moon.
Solid swing laurels 60 to Charlie
Barnet for sparkling Castle of
Dreams q tired piece; to Tommy
Reynolds for Moments In the
Moonlight" Jan Savitt insists on
being raucous, this time In Turkey
In the Straw"
For 10 minutes or 90 Of peaceful
musical repast try this program:
Roy Fox's Sympathy" Ray Mobiles
Sweet Potato Piper" and Oxzie
Nelson's "Perfldia.' . On the back
surface Of the latter listen also to
The Man Who Comes Around" the
best recording Of the finest bit Of
comedy to shine for many / month.
Leo Reiman's Orchestra Is $3.50 In
two tunes from the latest Rodgers
Hart show, namely: Nothing But
YOU" and .Ev'ry Sunday After
noon" Blue Barron 10 no more
creditab1e In 'Irerae. 2
From the heart Of the Caribbean
cane belt comes the conga music Of
Desi Arnaz and his Rhythm
orchestra. The Columbia release Of
Arnax playing eight Of the species
IN the native manner, Is IN
aIbumful Of reasons why the word
'.toerid" has grown IN meaning, A
local composer, Albert 0amse, has
. share n this set with hi sCcnea
Consa.. Xavier Cusat w1fnas up Ia
~siboney," then scorches the dit$y
about Mama Gu Quero On the hack
of . Victor slAb.
J. y. sIKP.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

TWO symphonies which cannot be
heard often enough, Mozart's In
ID Major" the "Hanner" and
Beethoven's mo. 8, Op. 6s." entitled
Pastoral" with . string quartet by
Haydn, to which the same character
ization can be applied. have been
recently released by the Columbia
Co. and are worth infinitely more
than their actual value In dollars
and cents.
The "Haffner," written by Mozart
at the age of 26, by order of the
Haffner family of Salzburg in 1882,
Is considered to be on a par with his
three great symphonies composed six
years later. This work is famous for
its most beautiful "Andante," per-
feet in form and contents. Under
Sir Thomas Beecham's direction and
played by the London Philharmonic,
the themes Of the symphony are re-
splendent in the crispness of the
tempt and the clearness of execu-
ton.
Not less virtuoso- like Is one of our
American orchestras, namely the
Minneapolis Symphony, conducted
by Dimitri Mitropoulos, who gives q
vivid pictorization of Beethoven's
masterpiece. A composition of pro-
gram music" intended to combine
elements Of nature, it reflects
Beethoven's love of the outdoor life
and religious worship. It is with q
spirit of humility that he ap-
preached his task of painting q
picture in sound.
It is as If Haydn had anticipated
the coming of his successor,
Beethoven, in the noble Largo" of
his Quartet in D Major, Op. 76, No.
S" superbly played bv the Feri Roth
group. Haydn was a master of the
quartet form and teacher Of all those
who came after him, Mozart and
Beethoven not excepted. This work
belongs to the set Of six and pre-
cedes the famous quartet with the
variations on the Austrian national
Evening star., 1940-04-14
MUSIC.
Request Program Closes
Symphony Season Today
Joint Performance Given
With Choral Society Sharing
In One Number on PROGRAM

As It's nn.. concert Of the isse4o sseth
phony Orchestra under the direction Of Hans present
O'Clock this afternoon in Constitution Hail. popular
Appearing joint orche
will Washington Society dreed bv
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Pan>American Unions
History Features Music
International Interest Won
By Development of Talent
In Broadcasting Programs
By Alice Eversman.

Fifty years ago today the Union established
American States presided by the then Secretary
James Blaine At this time the history Of the world
amty among hemisphere
Evening star., 1940-04-14
In Local Music Circles

Hospice, 1925 Sixteenth street NV,
this afternoon at 4::30 o'clock. As
sisting will be Mr.. and Mrs. Arsenic
Ralon, Mrs. william r. Fuchs and
Pearl Anderson.
An illustrated talk on the develop
ment Of Italian opera from the 18th
century to the present day was given
last week at the Chevy Chase Wom-
ans Club by Nine. Gurle Luise Cor
rea, director of the Washington
Opera Guild. The singers, illus
trating the different ages Of opera,
were Violet and Helene Gilliaert,
artist members of the guild.
Earl Carbauh, baritone, has re-
turned to his work as precentor at
Central Presbyterian Church after
an absence due to illness.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

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Evening star., 1940-04-14

Ruth snodsrass, soprano. and
Wendell Anderson, baritone, viii pre-
sent the musical program at the tea
to Be held ct the Girls Club and
Evening star., 1940-04-14

Margaret Ann Bopp was soloist
last Sunday at the River Road Pres
byterian Church. Miss Bopp Is q
member Of the Washington Opera
Guild.
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Ski Weather

snow fell at Washington ski
resorts today. the state highway
department reported. hut skiing
conditions remained only fair
Mountain reports wsrei
PARADISE 49, Temperature -
three inches new SNOW 81 Inches
on ground; showing. overcast and
calm, snow wet. skiing fair;
chains required At Aarsds.
MI. BAhEH-Teurp@rature IS;
four inches neW SNOW. - inches
IN ground showing moderately I
light southwest wind. road ieyi
skiing poor.
STEVENS PAss-Tsmp.ratur.
81. one inch new snow 10 inches
on ground; oysToss, and calm;
snos on road. carry chains.
sNOQUALaIIE PASS - Tenn
peraturs "a. one Inch new snSs .
10 Inc he's on ground. overcast and
calm. snow and Ice ON road ~
miles west Of summit 10 EAstoni
carry chains
NACHEs - Temperature -,
trace ~ n~w snow II inches on
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McLemore Finds Shrine Grid
Says Charity Come One OF Gloss
Game One That Boasts Stars

son. Finer cantr, and Andry
Mrcfos.
None Of the opposing bowl
hackficlds figure To- put on the
show these boys are almost GER
tain 10 stage
All-America players are scat
tered through the opposing lines.
There are huoha Of Washing
ton Younee Of oregon State.
Ruffa Of Duke. DrRhoH Of Cor
nell. and Enich of Iowa
The coaching Of the the two
teams IL a fine balance between
razzle-dazzle and power Kerr
II a football Houdini who pulls
halfbacks out of nowhere and
herman goes for the power. On
the western side Aatty Bell viii
take care Of the trick stuff with
Hollingberry supplying the
power
The game II for charity bat u
won't be a charitable affair. Not
when these squads collide u
may we'll be the best game OF
1871.
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Prep Rifles Clash

Lincoln rifle squad Will hold a
practice shoot tonight with Sta
dunn on the Bengsls' range.
Abe Coach Eddie schVarz viii
choose MS six-msn squad from Art
Krsus. Joe Sands. Jim Rltehle
Eugene Ford. Eugene Peterson.
Bob Rusek. Jack Simpson. Gene
HOimberg. Don OHesl. stan
Stroud. Bill KopeI ana Bud
Roberts
Al present the Abe sharpshoOt-
ers have been prscticing weekday
mornings and Tuesdsy night
schwsrz expects % mold com
peutive round each week from
which ne VIII PICK a ssztette Of
riflers 10 shoot In IN. weekly
matches
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Y Determined
To Keep Lead

They are tall. fast and expert
eneed. They drive hard and score
often. Clever on defense. Who :?
The Freighters.
We will go under them, drive
through them. any way TO score,
because we definitely want to win
this game, says Manager Art Linn
of the y. NJ. c. A. basketball team.
The two clubs will meet at
8 o'clock in the Stadium girls
gym In the most important
game of the first round of
Commercial IA league play.
The Y is leading the loop with
out loss, while the only set
hack handed to the Freighters
was by forfeit. Then they
played with four men TO win
handily just to show how
tough they really were.
Shipbuilders meet the McChord
Bombers in the Z o'clock opener
on the Stadium boys floor; Wocos
tangle with the Thomases at s
O'Clock, and at o'clock Fife meets
Norwood
Commercial A league play on
the girls floor will feature Com
munity House against the Eagles
at 7 o'clock. and Mckinley Hill
against Sons Of Pericles at 8
o clock.
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est man for that job In the
history Of the conference while
Bill Conatser. In addition TO
being the best punter. with an
average OF Ss.4s yards on ~
kicks. II the most dangerous
climax runner in the confer
enee.
Al the end are Bill Henderson.
best pass-ostcher on the team. and
Sterling. a great defensive man.
The tackles are Ernie Pannen a
Commute man. and Chip" Routt.
The guards are Marshall Fooh
Bobnett. another Commute player
who made the all-Amerea team.
and Charlie Henke Tommie
the center. call defensive
signals
This Will be the Aggies third ap-
pesrance in howl game They
defeated Centre. 22-14. in game
on Jan 2 1922. in Dallas for the
benefit Of the Shriners' hospital
and licked Tulane in the Sugar
Bowl. 1913. this year.
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Fife Thrashes
EnumclaW 5

FIFE Whatever IL was Bill
Vinson told Fife Trojans at half
time here last night IT must have
been good for the Trojans came
back from behind 1916 at half
time 10 soundly thrash Enumclaw
Tigers. 40 TO -. in a game which
was arranged late yesterday
frankie Spear scored Il points
for the TroJans followed by Frank
Dreyer with 10 High man for
Enumclaw was Fredericton with
seven points.
Flies key 10 victory In the
second half seemed Ia lie In
slowing up the pace AZ IL was
the Trojans' attempt 10 race
with the Tigers In the first
half which saw the visitor.
lead at halftime. Enumclaw
seconds won their game. 50 to
-.
Coach Yinson announced a trip
to Msrysyille on Friday for the
TroJans.
Fife 49l I2l InumeIau
Spear 40 .....F 20 4 Hick b tim
Rove aOl .....F 81 L Hayward
DTeyer U31 &C ~ Frederiekson
Eyancich 90 &C 90 Richardson
Haminishi o ..... ~ Jensen
subs Fife-Vlnson ~. WILCOX
Sagami Herring a. Ogden Enum-
clag-B Hickenbottom 81. Bosik
~, ChristianKon. Stone
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Lose Another

BOULDER, Colo. 49, The Uni
vefsity ~ Colorado BuffslOes
handed the oregon State Beavers
the second straight defeat 81 their
Rocky Mountain invasion last
night. winning s2-st In hard
fought game that saw IN. score
tied 1915 at the half.
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Utah and Wyoming Are Threats
To Colorado's Big Seven Crown
Six Leiiermen
Back With Uies:
Denver Is Strong
n, po> SANDERS

sly teams aFs cat u ssihrvns
Colorado a. basketball champien
q the Rocky Mountain conferences.
but Il looks Ike a pretty tough
assignment
Utah and wyoming arv expected
10 he the chief contsndern. with
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Denver also In
the rn n ning
The race shapes
mp a. one 81 the
closest IN years
Colorado Lost
several fine
? . z n IA r .
through Eraiu
alton including
sok Harvey.
rated ono % the
best eenters In
the land Also
gone from The
squad that ran
away with The
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Ski Meet 10
Tacoma Club
Zone Event Billed
For Paradise Park

SEATTLE - The Tacoma Ski
club yesterday at meeting here
of the Pacific Northwest SKI as
ISOLATION was awarded downhill
and slalom championships for Zone
No. /.
The event will be run off at
Paradise valley January 26, IT was
announced.
Zone No. | embraces IL OF the
member clubs Of the Northwest
association.
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By HENRY MLEMORE
United Press staff Correspondent
los ANGELES Th, howl

Los ANGELES - The bowl
games get the publicity but the
East-West game In San Fran
cisco gets the players
More all-Ameriean players
than you can shake a stick at
feven II you are one Of the rank
ing suck-shakers-Attcrs In the
country viii be on the field Of
Kezar stadium near the Golden
Gate on New Years day.
II either the western team or
the eastern outfit was playing
one Of the Rose. Sugar Cotton
or Orange bowl clubs. you'd
have to take a bet on the Ali
Stars.
II YOU don't think 80. just take
a peek nj the squads which the
Messrs Matty Bell and Babe
Hollingbery of the Vest aud the
Andy Kerr and Bernie Herman
VIII nave 10 WITH WILL
The eastern backfleld alone IN
worth the price Of admission 10
the game n Kerr and Bierman
want to and they'll have their
heads examined If they don't
they can start Tom Harmon,
Dave Allerdlce. Forest Eva
sheyski and Milt Piepul
That's four-man football
plague, pure and simple Har-
mon is the greatest runner Of
this year. certainly. and he may
be the greatest q all time Al
lerdice Of Princeton provided
most Of the poison IN that Ivy
colleges attack
Hes the hottest passer since
Baugh and O'Brien operated for
Texas Christian. and the team
be had 10 protect him wasn't
much. When a fellow completes
% passes for 353 yards as Al
lerdlce did against Pennsylvania.
you know he can chuck In any
league.
EfasbeVsh IL the blocker. To
be exact. he's the blocker that
Harmon credits for making him
the ball Of fire he Was At nichi-
hs.H.IrN sfIt
ton, Cowboy Hill. Brill. and
Guyon as super football moving
machines.
A. for Piepul he IL one Of the
finest fullbacks ever turned out
BY Notre Dame and that's quite
fair fulibsck victory.
Nit Was hsmpeFed By a lex
injury during the regular season
but will be IN top shape for the
Shrine game That means he'll
be able 70 throw bis zlO pounds
into the line. and throw u fast.
Just try 70 recall better col
lsge backfleld n recent years
than that one Youll be a long
tine settling on one. To spell
these four the East has such
players as Frank Rsgan. the
best college Kicker IN ten years
and whale u bsli-carrier
despite hls collapse against
Michigan TINS year. Red Hahn
ensfein. NorthWeslsrn ace. and
Paffrsth. Kracum and 4ghs. AL
starr
The West won't nave a. many
nstionsily-kn0Wn aces in its
backfieid, bst thsreI 10 plenty
q class
Pitching Paul ChristmAn win
be on hand. and 20 viii Dean
MeAdsps. who will give Begsa
= run for kicking honors. Bob
Peoples who made one 81 the
great broken field runs ~ the
year 10 score against Sotss
Dame last SATURDAY viii 10 In
harness. and ~ viii his team
mate Bants, a. well a. such tai
ented workman a. Jimmy John
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Tiger Midgeis
Lose 10 Y.M.'S

Stadium's fighting midget hoop
sters were knocked out Of the un-
defeated ranks by the Y. NJ. c. A.
five Tuesday evening on the Y
floor by a "a TO Il score. Law
renee Larson led the winners with
II points while Ted Wakefield was
the main gun in the Bengal Of
Tense with six markers. The win
kept the Y five IN the indicated
class in Commercial "A league
and independent play.
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The Aggies rolled over eight
ppOnents before being
stopped. 10. h, Texas in the
final game of the season. That
left the Aggies In tie for the
Southwest conference title
with southern Methodist and
continued the tradition that no
team ever wins that champion
ship two years In row.
Despite that defeat. which
snapped the Aggies 1e-gsme win
ming streak, this team from Col
lege Station was one Of the great
elevens Of 1910. Its veteran
combination. with 10 seniors on the
starting team and all-America and
all conference players literally
sprinkled up and down the lineup.
DOUBLE WING OR BON
The football which Coach Homer
Norton teaches Is run from the
double wing or box formation. At
times the Aggies used deep punt
formations and run a pass or a
run off a fake They use bal
anced line without a shift after
coming out of the huddle ON de-
Tense they have four or five stock
patterns designed to fit what is
thrown against them Five and
six-man lines depend on what the
other team is doing The Aggies
use a minimum Of plays.
II the Aggies can he said 10
have any weaknesses In view
of their record. they must he
that they are a little off ON
pass defense and appear TO be
"One-man team"
TWO passes and a line plunge
cost them the Texas game-the
one in which Quarterback Marion
Pugh was on the sidelines for SO
minutes Before the season started,
the Texas A. and NJ. coaching staff
said that Pugh was the KEY TO the
Aggies' fortunes and as he went,
so would go the team. As long as
he was in the lineup the Aggies
won but when he was out, their
streak was snapped.
LINE Is TOUGH
The Aggies line is tough and
very few teams went through IT
for any sizeable gains this year.
But in several games. the Aggies
We're suckers for a passing attack.
L. c. l.. A, for example. was held
to minus 10 yards rushing but
gained 123 yards passing while
S NJ. L. lost % yards rushing and
gained loo yards through the air.
over the full season, the OPP
position made only 3S7 yards
rushing and sos passing. Pass
ing NAV decide the Cotton
Bowl game because Steve
Filipowicz of Fordham IN one
OF the best throwers In the
business and the Aggies will
have TO stop him II they hope
10 halt Fordham.
The Aggies' starting team is
composed Of 10 seniors and one
junior - End Jim Sterling The
line averages 1913 pounds and the
backfield 1876.
Star of the team IS "Jsrrin
John Kimbrough, all-America full
back. Kim brough carried the ball
161 times, gained GIL yards and
lost 81 for a net gain Of 3S3 yards
per carry He also was high scorer
with AZ points He can run over,
through and under q line and is
good passer as well
PTGH RATED TOPS
Pugh, according 10 his team
mates. was more valuable than
Kimbrough. His selection Of plays
his ability 10 gain an average Of
40 yards a try himself. and his
passing and quick-kicking made
him the teams key man.
Jim Thomson, the blocking
back, has been rated the great
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VERSATILE GRIDDEKs

AUBURN. Alz.-T,Henty mem
ners q Albums 51-msn football
sausd participated in other sports.
Slns play baseball. seven are
xs1<nsn, four play bssxsthal.
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Tenino Beavers in
Win Over Roy

ROY-Tenino Beavers defeated
Roy Lynx, ~ To Is. here yesterday
afternoon with last hsH squirt
after the score had been tied
1910 AZ hslftime
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Can Aid Cause
Honest John Once
Guided Tigers Here
nv siIsorr ssFsur
Tacoma. iset stove league hns
q roalsa sppoftanl'y e. step ~
70 To- frcat - ne stsxs sns
make a sers cf nsslonsl nss~t<1
es~
ire ss~ weald - N th~ ferm -
q sss senstion to~.rf me r'snd
being raised ~ rns srartlrs
News fw a n~morssl Il p<fp<snsis
shs nssmesy ~ N. i.ss Honess
iehn MrciasEey
Ft~s. Tacoma .h~wss ~ 80
n the nal. esst~s ~ ss-pasv
pvsss.~s i.ssv~ss n ~
mse~m~~s
n~sss~~. 81 ne tsvw ~ -
ee.t.vy .ld Newest scs~ 49,
t'sshes vas M ssg rsr~~us
Tiger h~~..
rfsn*s ssfa lh< days ~h<n Iesxsse
fesms knrN Joe Mrcafthv Aths
Lynch. then = al tsss Fsannsrv.
Ice Tinker Malt Stanley ara ne
hss A eoIarfii. hAsd.fishfing
baseball era
they wrr. th< dsv. sn=n afxp-
nis.d baseball really tnos hasd n
rsenms. plss . few STEPS shsed
af Mihs f1sher'- famed Tigers
TACOMA kNgw sOss<
Ths hall pars tn The Mes1a~ssy
days. ~ course. ~as he memors
able lot 81 I'm and 4 .sr~<fs
Tacoma n that ere hnew Jnhs
Mecla~sey like n sn~w III mn~e
prominent leaders IN fact itsnsse
inhn VAS front Iine eitissn. .
credit 10 the city ias, AXE Ne wss
10 baseball
Well Honest jchn lied not bag
ago
We as~A hrske. - a1sag
The pss.~ersa trail ~ hsss-
hall In shs misess - mss1es
rses~y. spsss wss~~y. se1n1
many.
nat sheu age essn~ 80 ~
ws. faced with pe~~~sssy vss~y
Nh. hsss s,eea aided ~ peswess
John forget sf-sss msssse
J.ha.
Even the national sport had fnv-
gotten The old ssntieman until rhs
sporting News deemed n . duty
% rails. . memorial fund
The Top donation 10 s7s. Moth
Ing sili he accepted anoss shee
mark, Anything b~ln~ that ~sW
10 acceptable
Donation. havs herr rsessveA
tFnW i"nntS 1aeH AH1 "th@f W. -
leaders. from sports sditnrs And
from various other ~'ur.ss'
srS>r OWN MONEY
That IL ~hy Tacoma sholid Ssp
upon the stage and make ~ hsS
10 worthy esu~
Honest John played leading
role In baseball for more than -
yeafs Generally speaking. ne ~
Isetsd higher bsrfhs ~ 20 tnso No
weaker cities and s~sahlish ths
Eams Ne had . genius for 5osng
that
Times nntaid ne spent he own
money. ssvs bis avn time lie I'D
that besauae he loved The GHms.
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WYOMING AND DENVER
PLAYERS KNOW COURTS

Watts forward spot goes 10
Clair Anderson. = transfer fnum
Snow Junior college. with ksnnsth
Stewards, = sophomore. a strong
contender Reserves lack expert
encs but are likely 10 develop by
the tim. the conference race opens
The talisat man on the team 10
Smith. Who stands feet 50
inches. and the starting five viii
average about 8 feet !
Speed IL thu key 10 the Utah
attack.
Utah state. which finished IN
third place last trip. may BE- forced
lower this season Missing are
two great players. Floyd Morris.
forward. and Cal Agfieola.
guard Evan BaHRh AZ forward
and Captain Roland Reading ~
guard viii be hey men On tho
offsnss
Wyoming and Denver. tied with
Colorado State for last pises IN the
Big Seven lsst season. have sea
sonsd squads which should shaw
vast improvement
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Subs ROY -lYecchio Eetondo =
Olson Peters 10 Heron Audfr-
son Price. Tenino-Cfsne. Andrews.
Morris
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league title and went on 10 win
national honorr are Don Thurman.
Gene Grove and non Hendricks
nut since Forrest Cos left Kan
sss five years sEo "a take over the
depressed case situation ct noul.
der he has built the Bluffs lnto an
outflt u national pfaminenrs. And
II he finds capable material among
sophomores, he's likely u do Il
again this trip
Colofados attack IL built around
Co-Captslns Lsason Mccloud.
ianky forward. and George liam
burg an aggressive guard who
stands feet inches They are
good floor men who ~ into a
swift offense
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NJ" hoRk-The team that Texas and NJ vii the
Dallas Cotton Bow Fordham
Of steamrolers disguised Al football PLAYERS
The Agges the opposite What
the southwest driving
combination that naaer
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ground overcast and calm.
DEEH pAEk~-Tssnpsrature -
three inches new snss. . inshs.
on ground, overcast and calm.
southwest Wind, road pa.sabisi
carr, chains. skiing good.
n yours not using ~. seii u with
Fast-Actl0n Times Want Al
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SHEFFIELD INFECTED To
STAR ron UTAH QUINTET

HarVeys berth goes Ia a big
sophomore. Dean strain. and am
other newcomer. barney Oldham.
i erowding several more expert
eneed players at guard
Pairing with McCloud ~ for
ward II Paul schmidt Martin
Trotahy. a letterman. rounds out
the lineup nj guard Most promls-
lng reserves are hob klrohner, a
center. Reed Harmon and Dick
shakeshaft. forwards. Dick Emery
and Paul AcCiunH. guards.
Lacking the height ~ Pacific
coast teams and others In cham
plonahip ranks. Frosty Cos de
Ponds on IN. fast break and a
versatile attack to free man
under the basket
Utah. which wound UP second IN
the conference last season. starts
the year with sir lettsrmen. to-
gsther with a junior college trans
fer and several talented sophie
morss. Lost BY graduation we're
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bsnnion At center. and Deb smith
and Bill johnson at the guards.
Sheffield was remarkable sophie
more. Mel Athinsop. a fisherman.
IN back as a reserve guard.
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