CO-CAPTAINS, WAT MISAKA AND MAX JEN-SEN, TALK THINGS OVER BEFORE THE TOURNAMENT. SEASON SCORES Weber 25 U of U 56 Weber 35 U of U 46 Weber 38 USAC 62 Weber 37 USAC 78 Weber 45 BYU (Jaycees) 47 Weber 51 Snow 42 Weber 40 Idaho Southern 34 Weber 47 Idaho Southern 49 CASABA ARTISTS THE Wildcats presented an interesting season of play on the hardwood courts, despite a curtailed league season and war-time difficulties. To begin with, the Intermountain Junior College Athletic Conference bowed to war - time travel restrictions and limited official league competition to a February round-robin tournament in Cedar City late in February. Weber College met this problem by scheduling games with the strong "Big Six" Rocky Mountain Conference teams, and as a reporter on the Salt Lake Tribune had it, "the Wildcats played them so often it made you dizzy keeping track of the box scores." In the final game against Brigham Young, the Weber NORM FOX, GUARD, DISPLAYS HIS ABILITY TO PICK THEM OFF THE BACKBOARD IN THE SNOW COLLEGE GAME. ADAMSON, WEBER COLLEGE CENTER, TALLIES A NEAT BASKET AGAINST THE COUGARS OF BRIGHAM YOUNG. WINTER, 1943 COACH REED SWENSON KEEPS A WEATHER THE FLOOR AND TOOTS A MEAN WHISTLE. hoopsters led throughout, only to be nosed out by two points at the final whistle. Among teams in their own classification, the Wildcats split a two-game series with Idaho, Southern Branch and defeated Snow College in a well-played tussle. While the Southern Utah tournament is still two weeks distant at this writing, it seems certain that the purple-and-white quintet will be favorites to retain the title they won last year at Ogden. Pre-tournament comparisons are difficult, since the teams have not played each other. However, Dixie and B.A.C. have played four games between themselves, each winning two and losing two. Carbon College and Snow split a two-game series, while Mesa registered a strong win over Carbon. Right now, it looks like anybody's tournament. TOURNAMENT SCORES Weber 47 BAC 50 Weber 55 Snow 65 Weber 41 Cedar City 47 IF MAX JENSEN MISSED THIS ONE AGAINST SNOW COLLEGE, BLAME IT ON THE TRANSIT PHOTOGRAPHER. MAX JENSE FORWARD AND CO-CAPTAIN, MAKES A SHOT FROM BEHIND. PETERSON AND ADAMSON LOOK ON.