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THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 21 Seagulls Put Skids Under Coast Eleven 194i Texas Irish Army Continue to Top Grid Elevens Austin Bealmear season NEW YORK Oct 21 (AP)— The college football are a dime a dozen cockeyed campaign in which surprises and nothing seems impossible reaches the halfway mark this week with only a handful of major teams still clutching untarnished records 's who escaped Army Notre Dame and Texas — still the nation's top trio— all have their work cut out for them next Saturday when they face tough £ opponents The Cadets who blasted Columbia from the unbeaten ranks 4 move into New York's Polo Grounds for their annual battle with Duke The Blue Devilsa warmed up for this one with 41-- 0 whitewashing of Richmond Notre Dame idle last week invades Iowa which pulled one of Saturday' many13-- 0 surprises by Indiana blanking which Texas dumped previously unbeaten Arkansas 20-- 0 visits Rice dropped an improved team that Southern Methodist 21-- 7 for its third triumph since losing a 6 opener to Louisiana State who kept Pennsylvania's Quakers their record clean by smearing VirNavy downed ginia 40-- 0 entertain for Its Carolina 4 North by loss third Cornell tied 6 by Yale visits RutPrinceton 14-- 7 winner over Dartto goes gers and Columbia mouth upset 3 by Brown Elsewhere in the east it will beat Coast HarGuard at Yale Holy Cross West at Virginia vard Syracuse and Boston University at Brown Midwestern fans will be treated to two conference games in the Big Nine where the form already has been scrambled beyond recog1 victor over nition Illinois' Wirmsin will be at Michigan 4 and which tied Northwestern Minnesota which swamped Wyom- will go to Ohio State ing 46-- 0 tied 4 by Purdue nthr miHwestern hiahlichts will find Indiana at Nebraska College of Pacific at Northwestern Purdue at Pittsburgh Southern Methodist at Missouri Oklahoma at Iowa at Michigan State Cincinnati State Arizona at Marquette and Kansas at Tulsa Tennessee which knocked Alabama from the ranks of the 12-- 0 will risk It perfect record in a try for a fifth and Geortriumph at Wake Forest clean record its which kept gia by romping over Oklahoma A & 3 will be at Furman C The Southeastern conference slate sends Kentucky to Alabama Auburn to Georgia Tech Louisiana State to Vanderbilt and Mississippi State to Tulane Texas A & M will be at Baylor in the Southwest conference and Denver which dropped Utah from the unbeaten ranks will be at Texas Tech U C L A which struggled past California 13-- 6 to hang on to its clean record and its lead in the Pacific coast conference steps out of league play to take on Santa Clara on the west coast 4S-1- 7-- 21-1- 6-- 20-1- 27-2- 14-1- 14-1- us 33-1- Former Pros At Colleges By Hugh Fullerton Jr NEW YORK Oct 21 (AP)"— There's still strong resistance to coaches with a professional back— ground in some coUege circles instimidwestern one as witness tution which threatened to bounce a combination from both jobs if he officiated in National league games— but a quick check shows that such resistance In fact la weakening badly a lot to hear where you used Dame Notre or about the Warner few years "systems" of coaching a from now on you may be involved in arguments as to whether the Halas Lambeau or Owen system Names produces the best results assembled is names figures by Geo Strickler NFL drumbeater Iowa State Cecil Isbell Purdue Rex Enright South Carolina and Bill Kern West Virginia are to some extent produqts of Curly Lambeau s Green Bay school George Halas who really pop can ularized the "T" formation claim Bernie Masterson Nebraska Boston College Denny Meyers Walt Holmer Boston universitye Ray Nolting Cincinnati and Beat-tiFeathers North Carolina State as well as assorted minor league coaches like Keith Kanspoi Manicci and Gene Ronzani LcnWiml Steve Owen's graduate includes Ed Dankowski departmentMel Hein Union (NY) Fordham Glen Killinger West Chester Pa who nnri Bob Trocolar doubles as coach of the Paterson N J Panthers and Bergen Junior Even A A Stagg who College n gave pro football its first eight-columheadline by announcing that the colleges would break the pro "menace" has a former pro assistant Larry Siemering or f Quick Reverse When Harvard's Dick Harlow hired ex-P- Harry Jacunski as ro StSLriZB Monday Matin Southern cities are criticizing the St G A for demanding $10000 purses for open golf tourneys to insure the presence of "name" pros and then failing to produce the desired players Virginia Tech gridders say they stopped North Carolina's Charlie Justice in that by shouting "give the ball to moneybags" every time CarThey say olina went on offense subsidies of talk justice recalling to Carolina got went when he H-lLJ- ljl ex-UCL- red-shirt- nd A ed 21-ya- rd Pro FootbH Standings " Northern Division Jj Seattle-Tacom- a San Francisco Salt Lake City Sacramento Oakland Southern W 5 3 L T 2 0 0 0 1 1 750 500 500 0 0 000 Division W T Pet 3 0 750 Angeles 2 Hollywood 0 981 I-Honolulu 0 250 San Diego mMm Snnday's Resnlts Salt Lake 17 Hollywood 6 Sacramento 26 San Diego 3 San Francisco 35 Los Angeles 14 a 20 Oakland 13 Los 0 Seattle-Tacom- Cleveland Los Angelea Chicago San Francisco Eastern Division W L T 7 - 0 0 3 1 1 3 2 2 4 3 0 Pts Op 34 112 128 110 180 120 143 138 W L T Pts Op iKtm York 108 88 4 a 1 4 1 Brooklyn 92 134 Miami 1 5 0 59 171 Buffalo 1 6 1 124 187 Snnday's Kesatta Cleveland 31 Lee Angeles 14 (Only game scheduled) t National Loagea Eastern Division f??l Mig& ruu into I I rough Sure— iveather — V£" I Washington New York Philadelphia Boston Western Division Chicago Bears Los Angeles Green Bay Chicago Cards Detroit "ft ' Bring it in nou for a FALL y 1 0 0 1 0 1000 750 500 500 000 W L T Pet 3 1 1000 3 3 1 667 3 3 0 500 3 3 0 400 0 4 0 000 69 50 62 79 62 96 76 95 65 38 Pts Op 113 98 66 84 85 80 118 104 122 58 24 — American I League Eastern Divlslea W L T 5 0 0 3 1 0 0 4 1 5 0 Jersey City Long Island Newark Paterson ' Western Divisien But — what about your carlf - 3 0 3 1 3 2 2 2 o 4 Pet Pts Op Sunday's Resnlts New York 28 Chicago Cardinals Washington 14 Boston 8 Chicago Bears 21 Philadelphia 14 Green Bay 17 Pittsburgh 7 Angeles 35 Detroit 14 you're ready for if — L T W Pittsburgh I W Scranton Akron Wilmington Snnday's Resnlts Pts Op 93 49 20 50 34 47 65 116 W L T Pis Op 51 3 1 1 101 81 2 1 2 90 2 2 0 ! 2 2 24 Bethlehem ' Jerey City 21 Bethlehem 17 Long Island 19 Newark T Akron 40 Paterson 21 Wilmington 14 Scranton 14 (tie) I"- - CHECK-U- P Southern Branch Tests Weber AND FOR OUR COMPLETE -WINTERIZING" SERVICE quarter of U C-- ( I S 1 f M Dial 8865 M iK V Store Manage I - ' I i I B 1 I i9' t game ai Berkeley LA C U pOCATELLO Oct 21 (AP) — feeble kick Saturday gave the Southern University of a Idaho 0 win over Branch Bengals Junior College Broncos f'orced back to their own two-yar- d line the Broncs kicked but Goicocchea's boot was taken by Jake La Rue of the Bengals on Boise's 15 and the halfback scored standing up The Bengals play Weber college hare Saturday (26) drives into pile of TJCLA players in first ' He's pursued by Bruin left tackle Don MaTmbe 2 ? but Bears recovered In back th -- s y 1 " I By Ben Funk (AP)— DenPioneers were aecod he road toward siraigMBig Seven iooiDan ' "5""" pionship today after their conquest of Ike Armstrongs prev iously undefeated Utah Indians out The victory shot the Pioneers ahead in the race for the mountain league crown with three victories and no defeats as Colorado upset by Brigham Young 10-- 7 fell into second position with two wins and one loss Utah's defeat shoved the Utes tie down into a third place (1-with Utah State which showed surprising offensive power in a 47- 0 route of the Colorado a ana xw college Rams Brigham Youngs win lifted the Cougars into sixth position with a 2 record Wyoming's' Cowboys who invaded the Big Nine over the weekend to suffer a 46-- 0 beating from Minnesota were left in sole possession of the Big Seven cellar with no victories and two defeats Denver a underdog startled the overconfident Utes by flashing into a 20-- 0 lead with alert g football then settled down to protect its advantage against the ground and aerial thrusts of the nation's No 1 offense The game was early when the touchPioneers launched a down drive powered by John Kara-migiThey made the distance in eight plays with Andy Pavich d shooting a jump pass to Gregg Browning for the score The Pioneers stretched their lead to 14-- 0 in the first period on a touchdown run by Bob Hazelhurst and to 20-- 0 in the third when Hazelhurst plucked a flat pass by Utah's Huck Adelt out of the air and rambled 55 yards for another score Utah's offense was stymied for Its rushing almost three periods attack failed to penetrate the aggressive Denver line and its passers were rushed so badly they completed only eight out of 26 aerials and had five intercepted Not until late in the third quarter did the Utes find their scoring punch and then they staged a rally so exciting that two fans died of DENVER quick-strikin- 21 Oct g -- Wildats to Oppose Idaho Eleven 1) 1-- 12-po- int hard-sockin- 71-ya- rd os six-yar- 69-ya- rd Hafen first Utah score and Darrell tnree-yu- u a on second added the tackle smash with four minutes to - go vlo l"f Bil'Seven found in Utah State A and 47-- 0 crushing of Colorado M The Aggies beaten eany m uic season by Colorado 0 swamped the Rams with a terrific running and passing attack that produced touchdowns in every period field goal by Center A Reed Nilsen with two minutes to its first play gave Brigham Young rt0rv over Colorado in the his- A thP Pioneers wow 6-- 27-ya- rd °ry 1°" b£S had ca CLEVELAND Oct 21 (AP) football conferThe ence's first race with the season half over looks like a shoo-i- n for the unblemished Cleveland Browns Having beaten everybody in the league (New York twice) except the the San Francisco 49ers Browns are perched at the peak looking down on seven clubs which have lost at least two each The winning ways have paid too huge dividends at the gate back Yesterday as the Browns beat the Los Angeles Dons by 31 to 142 a crowd of 71134 poured into the cash registers That's the biggest crowd ever to see a professional league game and it boosted the Browns' four-gam- e 6 attendance to 58106 an average of In Saturday night's contest New York stayed atop the eastern di0 verdict over vision with a four Yankees Brooklyn giving the wins two losses and a tie while Buffalo finally got into the win4 conquest ning column with a '49ers of the San Francisco All-Ameri- ca $158-1863- 232-06- at-ho- 21-1- 17-1- Pete Dow Gets Weber College held to scoreless ties by Boise and Pasadena Junior colleges and victors over Branch Aggies 20-- 0 travel to Pocatello this week-en- d The Wildcats will meet the pow erful University of Idaho Southern Branch eleven Only means of comparison of the two teams came from the Southern Branch-Bois- e game of last Saturday Weber and Boise played a stubborn 0 tie and Southern Branch blocked a kick to beat Boise 0 Coaches Milt Mecham and Guy Wellman report most of the players in tip top shape for the Saturday skirmish Owen Koch who suffered a broken arm in the Branch Aggie game is out of the hospital but will be lost to the Weberites for the balance of the year The Weberites have two remaining home games They play Gila of Arizona at the stadium on November 2 and play Modesto Calif on November 16 Ogden and Weber High elevens travel out of the city for the second straight week Ogden goes to Price for a skirmish with Carbon and Weber travels to Provo affair with the for a Bulldogs Two junior high school games are on the slate for local fans Washington and Lewis meet on Wednesday and Central and Mound Fort play at the stadium on Thursday 0-- 6-- 28-ya- rd os non-leag- 41-2- ue Las Vegas to 20-1- Conduct Golf Joust well-know- Pe-mar- pro-amate- 54-ho- le SALT LAKE CITY Oct 21 (AP) P L Dow superintendent of Utah's state highway patrol of other hunters joined thousands hills today for to the in excursions the opening of the state s big game scsison But Dow was at his desk at the a m state capitol by nine-thirt- y miles up a few He drove only deer his to bag Parley's canyon ar part to Bob Davis From a financial Davis more than paid forstandpoint his first year's salary at D U He's a valuable addition to a colorful sports staff broken nose The Pioneers now loom as the contest And the Santa Clara may team to beat for the Big Seven as not prove to be such a set-u- p title Broncos The at first predicted were something less than docile as Sports Tid Bits 33-2- 6 g Scores of hunters returned tothey dropped a clash to Stanford last Saturday from the Monte Cristo area day To replace Rossi and Case the with burned faces as reU C L As have quite a wealth sult of the sun shining on thethe snow Of backfield talent— but just how A feminine sports enthusiast who it will measure up to these two said she didn't want her name stars remains to be seen' used 'phoned to advise hunters to n Of course any super-mamyth use lotion on their faces to prevent that may nave been built up about sun burns the U C L As was somewhat McKinley Alumni are making shattered by the narrow margin extensive preparations to entertain over a California team that already the Weber college gridders Ml had been defeated twice Honolulu in late November from Instead of running away The Wildcats will fly to and from the pack the Bruins now are look- the game in Honolulu stadium teams ing over their shoulders at former and Two Weber college forethey still have to play The which stars football residents McKinley most of these are U S C of Honolulu are directing the en- power tertainment committee showed a lot of its old-tiare in crushing Washington 28-- 0 and Bill Baker and Jimmy IngThey Another undeUniversity of Oregon still former Mick and Weber star is feated which was held to a 0 George Zane Zane is in business tie in the mud by Washington on the Island of Maui but he will State Isf on hand for the game Nov 30"' The Bruins also have Montana on far Webercollege officials look retheir schedule 20--which drubbed fine attendance at the two 7 and a Montana State Gila with home games maining Nebraska bout with on Nov 2 and with Stanford which won its third of Arizona on Nov 1Cof Modesto California to returns starts victory in four Three men have applied for the conference play to test U S C next: California goes north to take golf professional post at El Monte on Washington Idaho which lost for the 1947 season A decision will to San Jose State in the final pe- b6 made after the first of the year 4 entertains Oregon and Commissioner Harold L Welch riod nounces Jfm Oregon State returns to action ? fullback on Micni- J D Towar against W S C a St ean aiaie s taoA 1001 xwiKaii team Among the independents to show Bachman he chance a Charlie will Coach wrote get Mary's stunned with him man old color it an off some of the was bringing New Yorkers with in defeating to the Spartans' game with NeState The old man was Fordham 33-- 2 by taking onWolf-pack vada in San Francisco The Towar is 84 ran over San Diego State Saturday night 26-- 0 San Francisco university dumped by Mississippi Author Will Speak 0 will be idle State One of the surprises of the weekend was the manner in which Ari- To Writing Class zona trounced College of the PaEk Knowles popular Og3 Coach Amos Alonzo denMary cific author of short stories writer to Stagg's Tigers had been figured Star Canada amp Toronto in the win this one The Stagg team left "slick" national publications many Tucson for Evanston III where It in America will speak at eight Northwestnext plays the rugged to the evening o'clock Wednesday ern university team and Arizona Weber creative writing college also goes east to meet Marquette class room Visitors in in Milwaukee San Jose State meets Brigham vited Young from the Rocky mountain country next Whittier tangles with Warranted One Day Service Cal Polytech Redlands meets Loyola Arizona State of Flagstaff AUTO BODY & meets Colorado State spine-tinglin- ! me 0-- non-conferen- ce 26-1- rttl ' Mis-sisip- pi 48-2- 47-1- M-2- 15 FENDER REPAIR prizes A in this year for special hand-sewn gate raffle will award a western saddle and bridle for lucky spectators You Wreck 'Em— See Rackham 01 24th St— at Jefferson Rr ''&m 28-2- Marriage Licenses BRIGHAM CITY Oct 21 — Two couples have obtained marriage licenses at the Box Elder county clerk's office: Wesley Sherm Conger 18 Brigham City and Betty Jean Meredith 16 Layton and Charles C Wall 61 and Elizabeth J Wall 58 Ogden j DEER HUNTERS! 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scored in the second period xne pass from Cougars on a Rex Olsen to Larry Reed and Colosmash by Fullrado on a four-yar- d back Roland Gregory Minnesota's regulars were used of sparingly in the Gopher arout fourth Elliott Wyoming Harry string halfback led the scoring with three touchdowns against the punchless Cowboys Lowell Stuckey Colorado State Kara-migiquarterback succeeded John of Denver today as the leading football scorer of the Rocky L mountain region Stuckey scored a touchdown and place-kicke- d two extra points as Colorado State whipped the Kanto in1 sas State Teachers crease his total to 29 points Meanwhile Gregg Browning Denver end caught a touchdown pass and kicked one extra point as the Pio4 and neers defeated Utah moved up to second place with 25 points Karamigios who did not score in the Utah game dropped into a third place tie with Cannon Parkinson of Utah and Bob Rush of Colorado State each with 24 points LAS VEGAS Nev Oct 21— Top The regional scoring leaders touchdowns field goals and total flight amateur and pro golfers will converge on the grass course in the points: TdPat Fg Tp desert here for the annual open Lowell Stucky Colo St 4 5 0 29 tournament starting Nov 19 Gregg Browning Denver 4 1 0 25 The purse of over $6000 is one n Bog Rush Colo State 4 0 0 24 of the magnets drawing in 24 0 0 4 Cannon Parkinson Utah of the Officials 24 0 4 0 players John Karamigios Denver 21 Southern 1 15 0 Nevada Golf association Ray Peterson Utah 1 19 3 0 et Bill Ryan Utah State announced today that Jimmy 18 Geo Kinnick Colo Col 3 0 0 A as G fourth ranked by P Jay Van Noy Utah State 3 0 00 18 18 low score for the year and Gearge 0 3 Darrell Hafen Utah 18 Fazio pro champ 0 3 0 have both acBill Van Sandt Utah John Steele Colo CoL l 5 1 14 cepted the invitation to compete John Worley Utah State 2 2 0 14 Other "name" players who have 14 C Painter Colo A &M 0 3 indicated their desire to be present include Lloyd Mangrum recent winner of national pro open and the former championship world's tennis champ Ellsworth Vines event will be the Openingtune-up round followed tournathree days of by 21 (AP) — ment olay NEW YORK Oct This will be the first large-scal- e The Chicago Bears and the Washmeet here since the complegolf ington Redskins pace the two di- tion of Las Vegas' $100000 clubvisions of the National Football house Last year thisevent was which then in born league for the second consecutive boasted the building first the wing but only week today but the champion Los contained the and Angeles Rams and the New York unique "19th hole Rubber-neckin- g too will come Giants continue to breathe hard on the necks of the two leaders Both the Bears and the Skins whose records are blemished by one tie apiece hung up their third victories yesterday A total of 168958 fans attended five league games Washington defending eastern titleholder scored a 14-- 6 victory over the Boston Yanks at Boston while the Bears downed the Phil4 adelphia Eagles 4 The Rams breezed to a victory over the tail end western division Detroit Lions afLos Angeles and the Giants came from behind twice to beat the Chicago 4 at the Polo Grounds Cardinals to remain within easy hailing distance of the two leaders The Green Bay Packers overcame a 3 Pittsburgh lead by scorperiod to ing twice in the final down the Steelers 17-- 7 Browns Lead Redskins and Bears Lead All-Ameri- J?' sax On the Coast — Denver Gridders in Driver's Seat In Big Seven Race ver's wen UCLA to Face Strong Teams I T STILL UNDEFEAltu 6-- : iS'mWLm : -- A Washingt on nix" j: 20-1- heart attacks Cannon Parkinson circled DenPet ver's left end and sped 77 yards 833 behind a wedge of blockers to the ca 1 M Mkl p 34-ya- rd Conference Western Division GOING W9k Credit Bob Davis With An Assist Denver kicked favored Utah about the gridiron in Dendecision in what most ver last Saturday to gain a 4 critics and fans will tell you was a stunning upset But the coaching staff at D U will tell the world that they expect! just such a triumph - Only four minutes had passed when the center of the Seagull blocicea line jonn feirovicn s quick kick on the Hollywood line and Right End Joe Byrnes lugged the ball across the goal line Near the close oi ine perioa Salt Floyd Spendlove Lake tackle broke through to stop another Petrovich kick and without breaking striae scooped up the ball and ran 25 yards for the second touchdown With a minute left in tne second period Guard Glen Sorenson former Green Bay Packer and Utah State lineman who had made both conversion kicks piacekickea a field goal from 18 yards out The Bears rolled 80 yards for as the second their score as soon Halfback Izzy half opened with performer pilCantor for the ing through left guard uusseu mey last nine yards second score by only a few yards the game closed just before has the hardest-runnin- g Hollywood back on the field in Leo Cantor but the aroused Seagull line was more than a match for the Bruins most of the afternoon as the home boys 'handed the Calif ornians their first league defeat It was the second straight victory for Salt Lake City against two defeats — one by Hollywood earlier— and a tie The Seagulls will play Sacramento here next Sunday to end their home stand until November The Seagull defense kept the Bears out of scoring poIn sition for the entire period the second quarter Hollywood came up with its first burst of offense going 40 yards to the home line team's There the Gulls broke up the visitors' passing attack and took the ball on a vain fourth down aerial into the end zone Salt Lake Pos Hollywood Lee le Anderson Chamberlani It Nemecj Plichta lg Gentry cDavis Dixon White DeFrancisco rg Hess rt Shellog " Byrnes re Agajanian Chipman Saeng qb — Ih Adelt Donnelly rh Williams Longhurst fb Soffe Petrovich 0 0 0 0—6 Hollywood 14 1 0 0—17 Salt Lake City Hnllvwood scoring — Touchdown L Cantor (for Donnelly) Salt Lake City scoring — Touchdowns Byrnes (for Spendlove Points after touchdown Hess) Sorenson (for Plichta) placekicks Field goal Sorenson placek&H? his end coach the only instruction he gave was "teach em to After the be big and rough" Dick first serimmaee this fall called Jacunski aside and told him to have his ends go easy so the Harvard backs wouldn't be wrecked Pacific Coast League before the season opened Southern California 28-- 0 winner over Washington goes to Stanford Calwhich beat Santa Clara 6 ifornia invades Washington and Oregon held to a scoreless tie by Washington State goes to Idaho in conference play New Mexico will be at Colorado and Wyoming at Utah in the Rocky mountain sector to Jittery to play 33-2- xiw!::- ' VMVA Mk fairgrounds yesterday Husky forwards scored all the points for the winners converting two blocked punts in the first period into touchdowns followed by a field goal in the second 240-pou- Now Coach coach-instruct- --HIGH WAV - blue-jerseye- v were engaged today in pulling from the wreckage themselves strewn across every section of the wave land in the past week-endof upsets and there was a strong embarrasspossibility that similar ment lay ahead for some of those ' hard-sockin- Saturday Duke Provides Opposition for Powerful Cadets Manv nrpvinuslv unbeaten outfits V4BT ' London Kriu SALT LAKE CITY Oct 21 (AP) g Thanks to their linemen the Salt Lake City Seagulls are the "upset kids" of the Pacific Coast Professional Football league today With about 6000 roaring approvd Gulls hung al the a surprising 17-- 6 trimming on the rugged Hollywood Bears at the -- i t ff H Utah Joins Ranks of Beaten Teams Uclans Play Wyoming Plays Utah Santa Clara 1 Bruins Record Goes Home Undamaged ' See Mr Langlois at Ken Garff Co — 2645 Washington |
