pe ee ae TEST CASES yout, costs involved, the Ogden Board of | t to sponsor extensive participation girls in the district’s two high schools. : in taking the action, expressed con- g” aspects of the situation—its potential “hevond the program now approved. aat, assistant superintendent, admitted that | already pressing for competitive activity ed Shy the board was for participation of | individual sports. such as tennis, golf and a lite. said. ee . ‘The hedeheral: bot state and across the n far. greater participati activity by girls in the fut than they have had in the pa Girls will not compete a; boys in any sport except that in. such cases as tennis and golf, girls might compete against) girls and their scores included in the total team peints. beginnings in team sport compe- ner, in Scdhithenting adoption of the eping with the times aid that conferenc-| id ‘with the Davis School District. iar princi- | e district . ter-school at the new \dditional i sa offici es re eelc.; ‘% ei nex Foblems Holley ight ‘costs to’ hire OuS ateas of - that women Hon teachers are h in many of |a ner: len teachers| Warning Shots Subdue After-Gam nee” - Ogden police “used - “sréttting 0 shots to. ‘subdue a “nearriot |¢F a about 600. fee : The figi follo |basketball game ame Thursday. Official — } reports ‘indicate | a ready to throw hag Aiadg the fight broke out between 0| crowd.. youths at Ben Tomond. £ igh Officer Haas drew his School after a game with Ogden revolver and fired two warning ‘High School. shots. The youth dropped his A crowd of 600 persons for- cement block but fled “into the d and numerous © _ fights erewd.” Ae o¢ aking out. Officer R.| The — Ghirod’ “the | HScrowd was assembly « declared ‘unlawful, - : Several juveniles were arrested Of cone and Wo ae and reférred Fa to Juvenile Court.. patrolmen at the scene were The area was 5 Ainelly — quickly joined by five other by 6 p.m.