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Show I" A practice tilt B. Y. U.-LTAH GAMES Already having lost four games, the Redskins drew a hard assignment to make their belated debut before local backers, for Ott Romney brought one of his strongest teams in years up from the Garden City. Peterson had groomed his prides unceasingly to redeem themselves for the indifferent showing on northern fronts, and to the consternation of everyone but Pete himself, the boys came through to outpoint the Cougars 53-49 the first game, and then continued the havoc again Saturday night, winning 38-30. Brinley and Romney found it hard to penetrate far into Ute territory, while Clark, Dow, and Cox dented the hoop with surprising regularity to revive Crimson pennant hopes. The most sensational orgy of basket shooting in years was uncorked in the last half of the second game when Peterson detailed Loraine Cox into the joust. The Dixie flash sent the leather agate through the ring no less than eleven times, and in addition followed the ball with the alacrity of an ? inmate out on pardon. Romney's cult, writhing under the brace of defeats sustained in Salt Lake, was more than dangerous in its own cramped Utah County lair, and true to predictions, meted to the Redshirts with what measures they themselves had previously meted- the result being two conquests to inscribe a sweet finale on their 1930 I campaign drive. In the first game of the second series, Magelby, Young University I guard, who had been so completely held in check mate in Salt Lake, I tallied from all points on the floor. I Utah's failure to take one of the last games placed the Redshirts in J the cellar: but more teams than one will attest the powerful thrusts which " Utah opportunely dealt, thus enabling the Utah Aggies to finally domesticate the Bobcats, to bring the title back to the Beehive State -1 *¦¦« once again, and with such teams as the three Utah teams had last year ^ it looks as though the title of champion will rest with a Utah team for ~ JfRY SCMITH , some little time to come. Captain, Forward Up* !¦ IV V: ^lltelP $t*$ Hap Lybbert Guard Page 216 |
