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Show t: Kansas State Powers to 36 7 Win Over Cquq airs Pearce Scores Lone BYU Bobble TD After K-Sta- te intercepted a pass and ran it Kan. (UP) for another. Senior fullback Ralph Pfeifer back 25 yardsGene Keady, Ray Halfbacks scored a pair of touchdowns and also scored Lee and Glaze into Terry three halfbacks also got Don Zadnik kicked a the scoring to power Kansas and end from 12 yards out. a 36-- 7 win Saturday over field goal State PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 291957 Lone Touchdown Brigham Young. Pfeifer plunged over from the Young, outfought on tally theBrigham 345 yards to 166, got one for an early ground Mid looked even better as he its lone touchdown off a fumble in the second quarter. MifHaek Keith Wilson hobbled the Gome Sidelights ball and BYU end Tom Clark fell on it on the four. Left half Ray-n- r Pearce skirted left end to score, and center Paul Dalebout converted. serious bid to retain his titie in Henry Tracy;, Ocden led the A The Cougars also threatened By WENDELL RIGBY hisas second the: he listen the left handed division, period Flight with an even par, followed The biggest entry twice more in the 73 low score for by Roy Peterson. 73; Frank Huff, with drives which carried deep tory of the Utah Amateur Golf carded a neat 74: and GJen Cook, George Amus-seintn Kansas State territory, but Tournament, so far as Provo play honors. Allen Giacoma, Hal Dalton is concerned, completed first round Competition was dose all the were unable to cash in on their Glen Hatch with 76. batand will as the After up meet be The giving chances. way golfers Saturday play Saturday. scoring to which finish opponthe 18 a tled their for holes aditional with in concluded place two touchdowns B Flight minutes of will net a trophy for the winner, the in ents opening Sunday. Malu Hoopiana. Salt Lake City, By RAY SCHWARTZ the game, alert Brigham Young According to Bill Johnston and cash value certificates for Herald Sports Editor the B Flight with" 75 Folof a dipaced in all First who Club pair flights. .is placing place defenders intercepted pro, Timpanogos in order were J. J. Bercera, This is MANHATTAN, Kan. passes and grabbed two recting the tournament, there wre will net $50, with $30, $25, $20, 15, lowingDick Dangerfield, 78; and 139 participants in the amatuer $10 and $5 going to the next in 77; fumbles to bottle up the home great football country. Christensen, Roy Anderson, remainder Harry line. meet, plus an aditional 10 for the As BYU and Kansas State pre- team for most of the Gene Dave Evans and Rafferty, foohalf. Left Handed Meet, which is being Leaders Bunched pared for their intersectional town of the first 80. Dick Wells, held in conjunction with the state tball game, the talk in this Bad Punt Following Green and Emery in In the C Flight Nick FeJlis. Salt affair. little tiie of 22,000 wasn't about were Phil the set was flight championship touchdown Lake City ,led with 82. Jerry One John Geertsen of Provo, defendRock integration problem, the falls earthKrull Len (11) 70; Jack Ridd, State Kansas Provo, Cannon, WILDCAT quarterback SPILLS an COUGAR his Roberts, Salt Lake, and Bob Taltroubles Inter- up by mwruepicu ing champion, had shown not tackier and high cost of living or the 72; Eari Wilde, Provo, a moment before Magna, Young Young a Brigrham a bad by Brigham seven another was bot, Provo, carded 84's and Herb behind and by ward after being upended strokes. national situation. Kirk Bitter, Salt Lake, 74. Mann, Roy Curtis, Dan Roberts Saturand on the a threat moves in the never in game was play Hanks BYU Dave tackle (75) BYU and Jim Green in picture Ralph Emery, Geertsen was tied with Bob Orr, Instead the good folks of Man- punt. to 36-failing first half, and George Cornia had 85. won, the of Kansas (UP Telephoto). were in the State Salt after both Kan. Lake, footat Manhattan, day Bill Geertsen and Frisbie Dean hattan were talking about drive going. a van with fancy 68's four below In the left handed tourney, Pekeep single with 76. ball. 60 plowed was , low gross with a 73 terson Fullback par. Campora Kansas and Oregon State were BYU to lead 73 Cards 18 carries but Lefty handicap gave him a net 07 about 85 yards in Carroll playing at Lawrence, one a Provo made was three strokes abov which Roy Peterson, Quarterback of the rushing. miles to tfie east, in team's of i s who tou red the cours the most Fell Nick tossed Johnson big national games of the week, forward passes. 64 (net). in Lloyd Shannon, Ron but the Cougars and Wildcats Van Dongen, Grant Peterson, Jay Score by periods: still performed before approxi13- -36 9 0 14 NeeJey, Bill Metcalf, Larry CampKansas State mately 15,000 fans. a 7 bell and LeGrand Maxfield also 0 0 d Brigham Young And, that's not Touchwere very much in the running for Kansas State scoring: other Milwaukee player to reach ried the Cleveland Indians to a In erowd considering the kind of UNITED PRESS 2 By the Pfeifer prizes. (5, run); a walk in the 1 victory over the Chicago competition for the fans' patron- downs, Keadyand CLEVELAND (UP) Cin- base, drawing the 24, intercepted of The same pairing, and times listwho forced had Sox. Klippstein were White Johnny (1, plunge; Billy Pierce, fourth inning. age the two teams said he's Giardello missed today UNITED PRESS Joey Glaze pmnge; By u, un cinnati to hits narrowly three Redlegs ed for Saturday Play wiM be pass return); of the New held the Indians to meet. Sturdivant Tom to his down and sit on no-renjoy" "going Ben of t, Lomond Conversions, blasted a game Ogden Lee (2, plunge). pitching for the til the eighth, was charged with No. 2 middleweight for the final 16 holes Sunday, Field of the major York Yankees tuned up Box strengthened unbeaten Elder goal, Grosse. 20 at the 12th 2, victories. previously Zadnik day loss his "Band Day" against Johnston said. It vra4 series by setting down the Boston Hank 3 Friday night in the top contender's spot until either Sugarn Zadnik (12). league season Saturday, settling Red Sox, Aguirre was the winner. 16th triumph his Saturday with 35 Kanfor one-hi- t, victory game of a Utah high school foot- Ray Robinson or champion sas Hiffh Schools and 2080 Brigham Young scoring: Touch- instead for a Win season. Simpson's A's of the Harry Orioles, Basilio makes a decision ball schedule cut m half by the innsixth bandsmen takin? part in the down, Pearce (4, run). Conver- over the Milwaukee Braves. the in two-ru- n homer about future plans. The Baltimore Orioles down influenza outbreak. Bob Hazle collected the Braves' sion, Dalebout. issue. the MONEY WANTED day's activities. settled enhanced his title shot Giardello The victory marked the first the Washington Senators, lone hit a single to right field ing bases-loadeThe lineups: All the bands paraded down Al d A triple by - behind the three-h- it with two out in the eighth inning. pitching of time in Ben Lomond's five year chances Friday night by stopping Kansas State: carpoynte street, Manhattan's main the $5,000.06 Needed for Busiin inning eighth Hanebrink was the only Smith Bill Wight while Gus Zernial's history that the Scots have de- Bobby Lane at 2:45 of the seventh LE Zadnick, JFones, Scott, Harry d drag, Saturday morning. nationally-televise10 round ness Expansion in two-ru- n homer in the 13th inn feated the Brigham City team in of a scheduled French. right-hanA of bout. series Kansas football. the enabled well esttb-liseCity business r. ing An hour and a half before LT Keelan, Riechers, to chin the had smashes 37 Detroit down the The to of ' Athletics will Mertes point outburst pushed and located. M --4 '.miwwJ, gam time, coach Busseen Lane aground Ben helplessly staggering 98 to Lomond's total was sitting scoring Tigers, Good Interest. Miles, Schmidt, pay required LG Meier, Kana State a Tony ' The Pittsburgh Pirates edged in three games and marked the the ring when arefereeto the in the middle of the east Petrino. on investment. Security nche called halt scrap. on a Scots the team to beat in its ret the New York Giants, stands all by his lonesome self Skaer, Sand, C Rainsberger, Lane, of Kannapolis, N.C., nerves. Write: ninth inning homer by Frank gion, trying to relax his taut was Body. 159 , pounds. Giafidello, weighed In B Class Cedar Dally Herald Box 43 Jackson's also and just Thorwas competition Randy Coach Hal Kopp RG Stimson, Peluso, Pulford. now of but Philadelphia three-ru- n homer helped the City and Millard turned in big formerly a trifle nervous as the game apRT Carlson, Labing, Siirila. New in York, scaled 161. residing Phil team victories. The Cedar tripped Brooklyn Dodgers down the RE Lusinski, Vader, O'Brien, proached. Hurricane 3 and Millard downadelphia' Phillies, Twenty minutes before game Laddish. ed Payson . standing time, Coach Kopp was field QB Corbin, KruM, McConneU. with Friday's Scores: on the east side of the LH Wilson, Grosse, Allen, Lee. v trampo-uLehi .12, Union 0 field the on Minnesota Defeats one foot up RH Keady, Whitney, Falk, State Kanab Kansas 38, Richfield 12 over wdtinz 46-- 7 Trail, Marcoline. a as much Beaver 7, Parowan 0 Washington, Pfeifer, FB Glaze, Tiro, squad warm up, I surwould Monticello 20, Notre Dame 6 Mechlin g. military commander MINNEAPOLIS Minn. (UP) Uintah 20, BY High 0 GOES the COMFORTABLE WAY vey the enemy before planning - laden Minnesota Brigham Young U: success power AcaNorth Wasatch e, Woolsten-hulm14, Sacpete attack. his LE R. K. Brown, BOOT IN THE MOST TAljKED-ABOU- T fully opened its 1957 season by demy 0 When the Wildcats left the Sawyer. the in the Country Ideal for Work or Sport field 10 minutes before routing Washington 46-- 7 before a North Summit 12, South Summit 0 LT Kapele, Hanks, Putnam. to start 0 Millard scheduled 27, Christ-lewas The famous Redwing ''Irish Setter" with Payson game record opening day crowd of LG Stapley, Goldman, instructions 13 Cedar ftnal Hurricane 26, City the full leather lined foot and cushion step for their coach 13 Ben Lomond Box Elder 37, arch supporting: soles. from coach Mertes, C Olson, Reading, Dalebout, vicninth the was It Gophers' 0 the Cougar Qrem 21, Provo ASK THE! MAN Kopp hustled into ft Phillips. pre-rain 13 intersectional games his for 7 tory San Moab room 31, Juan Condie. RG Eckel, Kinder, dressing with Washington. WHO WEARS A PAIR oration. C. Brown, Cole, Smith. 6 Thru 15 W. Startin. The weather was extremely ROSEN BLUTH TO 'STARS and teams Widths both LH Pearce. McGinn. pleasant for were Ro NEW YORK (UP) Lenny fans. The sKies RH Ring wood, Regis, Shell. u E and EE senbluth, who paced the undefeatthe temperature was about FB Jackson, Campora, Dixon. ed North Carolina Tarheels last at game time. uswal the of none was season with 895 points in 32 basThere succeeded Gardner as basketball Fullthis with part DILLON, Mont. (VV) ketball games, has been added to was given a humidity associated coach at of scora back Andreasen had year. Doug the College All Star team which of the country this time rough time by some fans who the field ing second day here Friday night quarter, KnickerbockbasYork New the meets the coach In in figured nobody could as the Westminster College back-fiel- d at two quarterbacks had a exhibition an in ers game as well good ketball Cougars quite Don 154 WEST CENTER time star scored three touchdowns Madison Square Garden, Oct. 19. the game, at the same But the Kansas State Or Jack. 26-triPROVCS COMPLETE FAMILY SHOE STORK frterback, faithful, almost to the man, now He joins Charley Tyra, Win Wil- - in pacing his team to a Dixon, normally a Montana AND THE FINEST IN SHOE REPAIR was moved into the fullback fong, Dick Duckett; Gerry Paul- umph over Western are solidly behind Winters. while first string son, Ohet Forte and Rod Hundley. And, Winters will be the first Carrol! Johnston handled the ball to admit that he learned a lot from center. of basketball from Gardner as FIRST ELK OUT OF NEBO Eugene Jenkins of Provo . . . assistant -clatter's the three-poielk, reporxeaiy uw R K. Brown, BYU End, displays proudly am out of the Nebo District He shot the elk.a ,7 quarterback Dick ome tackled The Cats left Wayne Chaman on with a 1917 Army Enfield rifle Elk hunters Corbin of Kansas State Bullock, Lonnie Burt Saturday berlain, the m attempted pitch out had magnificent weather for the opening of the Vdtl Dennis, Rex Reeve, Ralph and then, second quarter, Reese, and Paul Caldwell in hunt. sigmal-callwhen the Wildcat flew to when Provo they fumbled the ball, the Kansas Friday. All six are on recovered wingman Cougar the ailing: list. for he the ball i mid-ai- r However Howard Condie, Cats. tackle, made the trip. It halted a Kansas State drive. been sidelined with a had Condie prothen Y flanker The Cougar He saw V: of nifty recent minor operation. a couple catch to ceeded action against Saturday 'Ct as the aerials from Johnston of first a couple Cats moved to Weldon Jackson, the Cougtime. half downs just before ars' fullback was injured in the first half and didn't et unWhen Kansas State was OFF ON ALL back in the fame. However, ANNUAL- - CLEARANCE ON BRANP.NeW with its into game beaten going who replacSteve Campora, DOPGES'ANO PtfMOilTHS,. EXECUTIVE Oklahoma last year, the folks looked good in ed him, around Manhattan started having several plays after he enter& cap, you ? CARS DEMONSTRATORS, AND A FEW maybe the grandiose dreams that the the ed game. mighty Wildcats could whip (SIDEARMS AND USED GUNS VERY CLEAN, NEAR NEW t95frM0PEIS EXCEPTED) Paul to Sooners, according ATVHW GREAT SAVINGS. , se, Sports Publicist for the We have plenty of Jap 25 West Pharmacy and 30 Cal. Ammo. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD' The final score was Oklahoma PHARMACY 34, Kansas State 6. MANHATTAN, fe K-St- ate K-Sta- Record Entry List Opens Utah Amateur Golf Toyrney te Kansas Town Agog Over Grid Game n. K-St- ate K-Sta- te 7. Redleg Pitcher Narrowly Misses Perfect Game in Defeating Braves 07 bad-size- Giardello to Rest Ben Lomond Ends Pending Plans Victory Drought Of Fight Foes Football Win 4-- Hard-hit-tin- g next-to-la- R-ftt- ate ud un no-hi- st 37-1- 2-- 0, Gar-me- 6-- 0 9-- 1, ' -- d hd Good-mille- , 5-- 3. La-br- 1-- 0, ; 26-1- 8-- 4. 27-0- tStl ITU ! y. ... V. me RE-Cla- rk, QB-Johns- 68,-51- 2. Westminister Ace ton, Has Field Day In Team Triumph K-Sta- I -D . te, -- 0 qrback iuh nt er highly-to- uted SPORTTSWHSM! mi K-Sta- MM AMMUNITION GUNS rmwikfc4irx De-W- ee 4th rs. 30-0- Coach Jack Gardner , Ute Oage mentor who used to be at Kan- sas State, still remains somewhat of a controversial figure in Manhattan, according to those in the know. They say some of the citizens here swear by him and others swear at him. At first, "Tex" Winters, who DUCK SEASON OPENS SATURDAY, 1 i w r.r V Oct. 5th vssawsz AT 8 Iran Sorensen, Owner, a. m. YOUR 6 Gov. Ammo, y CAPS. HUNTING SUPPLIES LINED RED SWEATSHIRTS FLUORESCENT JACKETS VESTS STOVES TERNS ROPE HUNTING COATS LANCANTEENS HUNTING KNIVES AXES. GAME BAGS SPORTSMAN'S HEADQUARTERS Re filtered Pharmacist Dayidn Shoo Repair N. Unhr. Are. rn 0 '01 402 West Center Soles it Heels 89 1957 PLYM0UTHS AND B03SSS CAQY A ri n rx n ntrarara box Prove FR FREE DELIVERY Prescriptions & Drug 3-45- 98 Sundry Need for , all the family . . . IN PROVO 145 Vcst 3rd South Provo Utab |