.| added the scalp of the Ecker team
‘|to their list with victories over

 

\ victory in Utah against the Mich-
‘igan A. A. U. champions. ©

‘they meet Wednesday at 8:15 p.

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Provo Steelers Will Test
Dow Chemical Cagers

With a star-studded agerega-4
tion ready, the Provo Steelers will
be out to put to an end the
winning ways of the Dow Chemi--
cal company team in Utah when

m. in the Brigham Young univer-

sity women’s gym.
The Dow quint has already

the Salt Lakers on Saturday in

 

the Deseret gym and Monday at
Ogden. With a host of former
college performers on their ag-.
gregation, the Steelers are hope-
ful that they can ring up the first |

With more than a half a dozen
men on their quint who top better
than 6 feet 4 inches, including
the mighty Milo Komenich, former
Wyoming university star, the Dow
team will have a big height ad-
vantage, but this is not worrying
Coach Don L. Kump, who plans to
feed the mighty Dows plenty of
speed.

The main job facing the Steelers
will be to combat the brilliant

floor play of Komenich and John |

Buescher, all-American from Kan-
sas university, and the long dis-
tance shooting of Billy Hassett,
Bill Wickens and Buescher. The
Steelers’ big guards, Stan Nielsen;
Ed Ure and Roland Jensen, will
have their work cut out for them
to stop the Dow offensive but they
are confident they can do it.

The Steelers also have plenty

 

of scoring potentialities with Rol-

lie Jensen, Ralph Crowton, Gene
Ludlow, Lee Brooks, Johnny
Mazuran, Bob Foutin, Ure and
Nielsen to shoot at the Chemical
players.

A great deal of interest is be-
ing manifest in the game through-
out the area and ticket sales are
reported to be “booming” by the
Provo junior chamber of commerce
which under the direction of C.
E. Peterson, sports chairman, is
sponsoring the game.

 

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