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Show for Fancy Awards Ready Utes Bounce Back To Take Close THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINER HA Score of Before 9500 Game Opening By Spectators; Oct. won j a Big / Harold Claassen Here's what the drug-store quar-f-ground. Utah State scored in the first ^erbacks will have to argue about in bopping Wagner, 27 to 6. "or at least the coming wetfk: Michigan's defeat lifted North- quarter when Caputo tossed a., perRice 18, Texas 13. fect pass to Jay Van Noy over the western, a 26 to 13 winner Wake Forest 19, Tennessee 6. over \^uav.n A. "··. Stagg's ,Collegecoal line. In the second quarter Southern Methodist 17, Missouri of the Pacific, to the 'top of the a Utah State touchdown pass was back- and a penalty Inflicted Big Nine .heap. Indiana, defending Illinois 13, Michigan 9. champion, belted Nebraska of the to erase a 59-yard scoring gam. On Caputo flung the ball Washington 20, California' 6. Big Six, 27 to 7, while Ohio State next^play into the hands of tall NorvaL Virginia Tech 14, North Carolinawalloped Minnesota, 39 to 9 who galloped all alone across State 6. Big Six teams spent a wretched afternoon. In addition to the Ne- the goal for a 64-yard total to Kings Point 7, Fordham 6. C. C. N. Y. 27, Wagner 6. braska loss. Southern. Methodist the half time lead for Utah State flattened Missouri, 17--to 0. and 13-0. Mississippi -9, Arkansas 7. And then there were such surp- Tulsa dumped Kansas, 56 to 0. InMontana's smashing drive irom difficulta family affair Oklahoma thrashed the second half kickoff made a ball rises 0as Army's relatively game of but after Radakovich 19 to victory over Duke, all Iowa State, 63 to 0. Cadet point being gained through Mississippi, starved for a victory, had scored, Utah State slashed back a third, clinching touchdown. the air when the stubborn' southern Arkansas, 9 to 7, in an with Noy ran 30 yards through a line refused, to be dented by terconference affair- at Memphis Van stalwarts as Glenn Davis and Doc Cincinnati, which opened thisbroken field to score. year of- upsets by spilling Indiana, Late in the fourth period Caputo Blanchard, Notre Dame's 41 to 6 verdict over it-again, this time up-ending tossed another long shot into the hands of Hanson who ran away in Iowa also came in that category, Michigan State, 18 to 7. but only because of the hugeness Below the Mason-Dixpn line, the open for a 70-yard touchdown of the score. The Irish, ahead byMississippi State combined its gallop. Lineups Utah State a 20 to 6 margin at the half, turned attack with a strong enough Montana ........ le ...... Howard Johnny Lujack loose in the final ground formation to down Tulane, .......... It Nelson to break the jinx of never to 7, and Georgia drubbed Fur- .......... periods won ....... Walker man, 70 to 7. Georgia Tech cameThebes in the cornland having c A. Maughan Leeper Even a superior day by Bobby through as expected 27 to 6 Rossmiller ....... rg ....... ....Hayes Layne, Texas' great fullback Auburn. Alabama, with Harry ............ ....... Schwab couldn't stave off the third consecdumpedCork doing the re A. Hanson Yovetich utive defeat the Rice Owls have Kentucky, 21 topitchinpg, and Louisiana. 7, Sorenson .qb pasted onto the Longhorn record State penetrated Vanderbilt's line Holding. George Walmsley and-Wmdell Wilfor the first time this year to Radakovich ...... fb ....... Sutich Ih ...E. Sorensoa O'Loughlin liams, a pair too injured to start 14 to 0. engineered, the day's biggest up In the Southern conference Rich- Score ......... rJi ...... Van Noy by quarters: set of the day for Rice. mond downed Washington Lee, 7 0 0 .7 0 Dick Brinkley, the fullback 20 to 0. and William Mary Montana 7 6 7 7--27 State who sports writer publicly blarnec to a 41 to 0 verdict. over Virginia Utah State scoring: Touchdowns, himself for Wake Forest's defea Military. a week ago, was unstoppable to Columbia, humbled by Army .aHanson 2, Van Noy 2; points after touchdown, (by placement) Warday as the Southern conference week ago, returned to the Ryan, Worley. Deacons administered the worst a 33 to 13 Ivy league column with home defeat for a Tennessee clubwin over Dartmouth and Cornell, Montana scoring: Touchdown, came point after touchdown, since Bob Neyland there heralded as a corning powerhouse, years ago. barely got by Princeton, 14 to 7. (placement) Williams. A resturdy Illinois line, that Harvard, unbeaten member of the pulsed a Michigan drive on the Big Three, squeezed past Holy spun gun, before the five just 85,13 to 6, as Delaware regist-Six T-Parties 938 Wolverine alumni into 24th straight with a 52 CLEMSON, S. C., Oct. 26--Clemered its and ruined virtually all hopes a son footballers will attend to 0 conquest of Drexel. 7 .562 an had for undisputed Michigan 8 .500 Texas A. M, registered its ex- T-parties this fall, but quite the MOSCOW, Ida., Oct. 26 (AP)-T-Big Nine .437 9 title. pected triumoh over Baylor, 17 Tigers won't be serving any. Six I Paramount Dair .437 9 North Carolina State skidded .792 American Pack_ he University of Oregon football from on their 0. in the southwest loop. Colorado schedule .250 .12 when Ogden Grain Exchange undefeated the its list 9 defeated New Mexico, 14 to 13, will rim from' nine-game .250 team, capitalizing on University T formation. Clem!667 L. R. ^tllUU^'a was to able .250 attack grind the Rocky 'mountain feature, .and son is sticking to the single wing. .542 Mountain States Tele. No, 1 12 Idaho bobbles and the power of ground out but four yards net gained inUtah spa'nke;d Wyoming, 27 to 7. .500 own a ran up 26 their .500 drives, the Wolfpack's fray with Virginia. U. C. L'. A., striving for Rose Industrial, Division "B" W. .500 over Bowl' honors, remained unbeaten Pct ! victorythe Vandals today. WARRANTED .458 Point, beaten in all six with a 33 to 7 verdict over- Santa American Can Co. ...'·· ..13 .417 .750 The game was marked by a burst .12 Paramount Cream Ice humbled reFordham, and Clara Southern previous California starts, .375 .750 of AUTO PAINTING Oregon scoring in the second 7 to 6, while City College of .375 Mountain States Tele. Ivo. 2 12 .562 prestige with a gaiiied some of its = who hadn't won' since 1943, .375 Ogdcn Arsenal York, .562 quarter that gave the visiting 20 victory over Stanford. Ore-, 601 - 29th Si--at Jefferson . . to 9 Business Col. Ogden .375 ,500 foots a 19 to 0 lead at halftime, got four touchdowns--more Johnson-Perrin Floor Cov. 6 points' goh .expected to have an .333 RACKHAM FENDER had scored the past threeeasy.State; Schubach Jewelry . . . . . . . * .333 and by a final ditch rally that reshurry for.a 13 to time,-had,to .312 two touchdowns Fox Metal Products No. 2 J in for the ulted SERVICE ,12; decision at Washington State's .230 Leven's Chain Stores * .123 Vandals in the late period.. Pet. Amcr. Linen Co ;'expense. who had been to '. able play Both teams went scoreless in .792 previously this season, .708 period but the Webfoots ex-minutes first counted the .667 Ocden Cits' L first tally by taking a W. L. Pct. ploded in the second when .583 .875 from halfback Bob Reynolds pass ...... new oran a 14 2 Marsh Pest Control Tex team. Oliver in l .583 ..... 13 34 .813 .542 Utah Bottling Works .750 Jake Leicht, ace Oregon halfback in the end zone. Bank make ' Short Race To Stadium it, ^^sssLtfwS , ' homecoming. The- only Grizzly icore came when Danny Eadakovich raced wide around end five yards after a 71-yard march in 13 plays early · Tigers Plan i MISSOULA, Mont., Oct. 26 (AP) John Caputo passed Utah State to a 27 to 7 victory today to spoil Montana university's 50th annual :'-- Seven conference football game, 27 to · A crowd of 9,500 watched + Jimmy O'Brien, fleet-footed halfback gathered m **? Peterson's opening kickoff on his three-yard line. Thenbeh i^",; feet blocking, the elusive: halfbacK scampered 97 yards for Wyoming score. Hank Rohn placekicked the extra point to give the underdog Cowboys a 7 to .0 lead. Utah drove back quickly and reached the Wyoming two-yard fizzled line. . But the attack and it required an intercepted game of Ogden high at.Ogden to give the Utes the chance ball stadium Friday at two-thirty_p. m., brought their first touchdownMark Ballif, director of athletics, Intercepted aerials were responsible, also, for the second and a announces. Twenty-three runners will comfourth Utah touchdowns and pete in the event. The race wi 1 forward-lateral pass * at Twenty-eighth and Harnood for 63 yards produced the start son and proceed north to Twethird tally. Peterson's ntieth, thence west to Jackson and Utah ruiiucii;^ +*··*? j thence north down the, highway perfect place kicking record was to broken after the first Ute touchdthe Ogden river bridge. Trom own. He. had sent the ball square- point the runners will run road to the east ently through the uprights on 15 cons- canyon of the stadium. ecutive tries prior to today. But rance he missed his first attempt against The abbreviated clad boys will Wyoming, then came back for three one lap around the track to placements for a season mark of Tffipants wTibe Eldon Arave, 18 out of 19. a . -. . An intercepted forward pass lateJunior Amos. Quinn Coombs, in the first period produced the Charles Eddy, Gordon Farquharson, Harlan Hancock, Toma Hayoto, Utes' first counter. mGuard lea Wyoming kenneth Horspool, Alan Johnston, Barrett gathered' Mohan, Elaine Norlander, quarterback Bob Coopers toss on,Edgar Province, Keith Backham, the Cowboy 49 and raced clear Edward Don Harold Smith, Rothe 16 before he went out ot ma?neSanders, Owens. Glen Smith, Gene bounds. Swaner and Bob Wallace. The Utes moved to the six down and Sub-Quarterback Aaron Home will act as the first Milt Smith scooted arour.d end starter Dixon Kapple will be the timer and Rete Conroy will be the Midway in the second quarter Stindard-Ex»mIner-KLO the Utes went into the lead again teanlfetand m Ogden will tangle on game. of the the Glasin Bill ball football -gaining possession B B. Clothier! 19 mann" Louie Falck, Dr. Junior The Mint intercepted Pass. End Roger Four 19 Young-Bailey 16 hauled in the oval at midfield Rich, Rete Conroy and Glen 13 Four plays put the ball on themembers of Ogden s 1916 cham-Cross-Neilson Bali-Bryan . 12 Wyoming six. Sub-Halfback Ace pionship team will be special Stewart-Glasmann . . Allen went out of bounds on thequests. They will take part in Warner-Hanson- . . one-foot line and Quarterback *ame ceremonies. smith-Peterson Ogden high's band will performWoods-Williams . ..., Huck Adelt -drove across on a under the direction of Jess Lilly- Packcr-Gcalta quarterback sneak. on Workman-Eppley . . downs on white and.the Pep club under David-Robins Taking the ball . Name Missoula NEW. YORK, Oct. 26 (AP)--If a centipede crawled over third quarter. But at no other time could the a map of the United States tonight each one of its Montanans power a scoring punch, even though they outgained Utah would touch the site of a college football upset. ; State 274 -yards to -233 . on the 26 the opening sity's today but the Punchers coul the rest of the way, and the Aggies Show 1 Form Teams on U. S. Grid Fields in Final Periods of Tilt Utah Air Attack Works SALT LAECE CITY, .Cowboys returned for 1946 Upsets Wreck Game From Cowboys 'Jimmy O'Brien Scampers 97 Yards 27, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER g- ........... .. ........ ..... . . ..J. ' ...... ......... ......... , -- Idaho Footballers Oregon Weekly Bowling Summary Trouble Mixed W. L. 5 3 8 11 12 . .. .11 13 12 12 12 12 10 14 9 15 9 15 · Bateman-WelcJi . . . . 9 15 their 37-yard line, the Utes cov- direction of Helena Case.16 Cross-WilUard ered the 63 yards in one play·to their third period touchdown. Commercial Smith passed to Lynch on the Use W. L. S 40 and the Redskin end raced Coombs Bros 19 1 to the Cowboy 20. Trapped thereTo Trim Grill Market 17 Sangberg Plumbing 16 Lynch lateralled to Sub-Fullback 10 14 Smalley Bros Clyde Nichols, who raced the re- FORT COLLINS, 10 Auto Body 14 Colo., Oct. 26Williamson maining 20 yards to pay dirt. Colorado _The . _ .1114 (AP) college TigersElks Pepper 13 Allen intercepted a Wyoming .10 14 through the air with Hoyal Crown pass "on the Utah 40 midway struck 8 in the second half to- Anderson Jewelry . final period to give the Red-day effect 'the 8 16 Armstrong's . . to defeat Colorado A. skins their final scoring chance. 8 16 Farr Electric before a crowd of 5,000. 7 17 He carried the ball to the Wyoming Furniture 3 9 and a 15-yard penalty for unn- Aggies used the single wing which Coach formation Harry Olden Classic Lcaffue ecessary roughness moved it Hughes instituted to replace a 9 15 B Tigers ' Air Rivals .. ''to the 24. Bowl 16 0 1.000 to Ralph Olsen, modifiedon T-formation and lacked Paramount Finer Food 10 6 .625 their offense. They and the Utah end gathered the polish most 6 7 Mite-E-Tablets trouble, however, in Double-J Ranch 9 .563 7 .563 in on the goal line, then fell across game. the aerial Marveon 8 8 .500 stopping Tigers' the stripe to scoring territory. W. Co 11 .313 C. 5 Cross The Utah six Tigers attempted only Wyoming' 5 11 .313 Johnson and Lynch passes, but completed five of themHill Field 2Perrin Waters le .125 a two Adams and 125 for total of yards Clayton It ... touchdowns. The two teams W»s»tcli I.eajruc Murray lg W. L. ou a Cannon 6-6 to in the first half tie ght Rainwater. c 24 4 Navy went Barrett ahead but Colorado college 22 B Novotny rg to the Cleave third quarter.Carmacks stay early in 19 9 Kosich rt , it .417 .417 .333 .333 .333 .292 Cowboy Nelson passed . ... ... ,. ... · Chenoweth Cooper Qb · ..... ... Ratliff Ih. O'Brien rh Rohn fb · · Score by innings: Wyoming 7 Utah .- Wyoming · · scoring: . . .. .. Olson Walker Chip Adelt Rov's Electric K. C. No. 2 Nelson O'Brien: point after touchdown, O. P. Skaggs Hafen Rohn (placement). Grocery Utah scoring: Touchdowns, Smith Peterson No. 1 Nichols (sub C. Canning. (sub for Adelt), Adelt, Peterson), Olson; points, after Standard Ex. Engr. Boyle's Grocery 7 7 7--27 touchdown, Peterson 3 (placeTouchdown, ments). League Ladies' .. 0 0 0 . . '.. .. .. -- 7 13 4 24 1 19 City Weberites At Stadium Saturday W, 9 Apollo Club 11 Paramount Ice Cream The Mecca .............. 10 Paramount Drive-In Cafe.. 9 6 . ........... .... ...... Fred M. Nye Co Armstrong's ................ Hayden's MarPhil Tailoring ......... 6 6 3 « Bush Super Market Blackburn-Jones Ins Paramount Ice Cream Payne's Market The Mint Mlte-E-Tablets Intermountain Roof American Can Co. 5 6 .,.. .688 .625 .500 .438 .375 .313 . .250 .250 RANDY REED .125 Scores a Samuels Ashby's .. TOUCHDOWN Modern Cleaners Ray, Inc...... California Market S. P. Club Pet. Boyle's Barkalow's .857 Paramount. .786 .679 Joe's Bakery . .. . ,571 .536 .536 .429 .393 .393 .350 .143 .050 Commercial Doubles Schlupp-Bailey Allin«ton-Ball Smith-Grachan "V'ictor-Albiston ... .-. .... Young-Burton Nordmark-Hunt Sandstrom-Fialdim Morris-Farr . Pet. Loose Ends .750 .688 .625 .563 111., Oct. 26--When Fisher, Northwestern's veteran end coach, took a look at his 25 candidates for this year's Wildcast he remarked: "I can remember'when that many players just about made up .our entire football EVANSTON, .375 .250 ENTER the FUR FELT RANDY REED New and VALUE you demand. STYLE choice at penny added m Fall Hats give -- Just, prices CREDIT / IU CASH CHARGE you on Any Hat Under 10.00 COMPLETE your m f «Q i m ' and SPORT Are Outfits SLACKS COATS "Take You Anywhere" CHAMPIONSHIPS 19, 1946, 8 p. $ I RADIATOR m SNAPPY SLACKS -m. -- in BOXING LESSONS Resu/fs Guaranteed Special Instructions for All Ages. Come in for a Rub-down-- Sunlamp Treatment or a Any Time Good Workout. PEARCE'S ATHLETIC CLUB 2427 Grant Avenue 2-5500 m of Former Amateur Champions. 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He as served its purGila academy, Ogden a former Weber of the star is Flagstaff pose well for nearly 40 years beover to Graham Teachers' college of Arizona and fore being turned as a public junior college. has held several high school coachi- On March 25, City 1933, the citizens County . ngHep'osts. an Graham held county elecon an D. L. served S. mission by an overwhelming vote to the eastern states and while tion and the Gila junior college as accepted east the played professional bascounty institution and it public an He all-around ketball. sportshas since operated is under t'he autperformer. Arizona of the state school as hority be Gila's starting lineup will follows- Gay Curtis and Bill Sav- code. 'immediate campus comprises age ends: Bernard Smith and Lee The acres centrally located in the Allen tackles; Alfred Antillon and15 has James Winsor. guards: Bob Hart- town of Thatcher. The college man center; H. Muse, quarterback;recently acquired by lease a ranch acres 450 with its water rights Sale Smith, left halfback; Herbertof of the Winsor, right halfback, and Lee and facilities for the use the agriculture department. Also Gardner, fullback. _ Safford involvmunicipal airport, 100% Wool Johnny Riggs is the assistant a 640 acres, of ing section is under coach and Bob Wasson the use of lease by the college for the of the team. department. Gila junior college of Graham theTheaviation education Supervised by A. A. U.. tie of the organization college county is located at Thatcher, involves of administradivisions 100% Wool Checks Gray a Arizona, in the broad valley nurtby the Gila river. It is ontion, professional preparation, techured Brown Flannels O73 U S. highway No. 70 aout 180 nical and mechanical training and Bedford miles east of "Phoenix and 240b business education. Cords. fe Gila and Weber will resume Amateur Champions Will Be Given Awards miles west of El Paso, Texas. to 16.95 sports programs Saturday for the Sixteen The origin and foundation of in This Tournament. time sneak since the attack Gila junior college was religious. first On June. 8, 1888. Christopher Lay- Pearl Harbor. The Wildcats will resume condi- Excellent Facilities Are Being Made Available to Aid ton then president of the local Monday at Monroe park for St 'Joseph stake, was authorized tioning You Becoming One of Them. the next to last home game of the -by the L. D. S. church board of1946 curseason. Weber closes the education to establish an educa· FREE Use Equipment tional institution. On January 1, tain locally on November 16. 100% Wool Tweed · FREE Conditioning Schedules C o a S p o and · FREE Boxing Lessons From ' ; Genuine · sharp. "*" Coach Allen Let Your Car LET US WINTERIZE for NOW t Don Waldo Industrial Division "A" W. L. 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