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Show Redskins Blast Lobo Bubble With Power Display in Sun Bowl's Most Impressive Game i- ... ., V - ,' -a tX.... . - t ..in mml i a Big Seven Champions Prove Too Much for Rivals 8paclal to Tha Telegram EL PASO. Jan. Utah'a grtst Sun bowl victory moot Impraatlvt la four yaara of bowl com patltl on-put on-put a dampar on tha big Now Maxl-co Maxl-co aggregation of several thouaand fant who cama touth to chttr and celebrate. Thay ctlabratad, but without cheers. As tha Utaa allppad away aarly on their train, thay oounttd four injured In tht battle. Bill Stevens (ufftrtd erackad ribs, CapUln Barnay McGarry fracturad hit laft forearm. Chuck Turnar re-calvtd re-calvtd a badly torn lag muscle which at flrat appaarad to ba a broktn bono, and Ctnttr Robert Chlldt wtnt out with a gath ovtr hit tyt. Repartee an tha Utah bench waa not larking during tha laughter of tha New Mexicans. Tom Pace had Just ripped eft a M-yard dash. "Nice blocking,? howled Jack MeKlaalek. "Yep," agreed Ike Arraetrong, "anybody could rain with thai. Utah Gains 366 Yards against 153 for New Mexico EL PASO, Ttxaa. Jan. t CTt Raule-dasile and dipey-doo are all right In their place, but 13.900 Sua bowl spectators were convinced today to-day that football Mill la a game of the old-feahiontd fundamentals. With little more than the timt-t timt-t set ad technique of "rock 'em and sock 'em," tht University of Utah Utaa blasted the gridiron circus of New Mexico university's Lobes, X to 0, here yesterday. The vaunted attack of Ted Bhlpkry't New Mexicans eet-lapaed eet-lapaed like a pricked ballooa before be-fore the Redskins' tVmeoatratlea of hard line charges, timely tackles and well-placed blocks. The Big Seven champions sent their brawny linemen smashing into tha Lobo backfleld to break up plays la the making. They engineered engi-neered a wide-flung defense which checkmated the New Mexico "spread formation" attack at every turn. And when they got the ball they escorted their running stars down-field down-field behind precision Interference which bowled ovar wauld-ha IjiImi Barney McGarry . . . Utah's captain, described la El Paso as tha best all-around tackle aver aeea In tha deep southwest. I A - y . ,.. J v. ,.JV. v-vi r - . . r : . ( b ' at u"m""m"uK)t - v - " I Chuck Turner . . . This hard-driving hard-driving fullback was dynamite to Loboa until he suffered a leg Injury. Aa Stsvens stumbled ovtr te the sidelines hardly abls to stand with his cracked ribs, a teammate yelled derisively, "Don't be a sissy." Stsvens Sts-vens tumbled to the ground, but gamely rose, waved Jauntily, and humped off to the dressing room. And aa orchid to Captain McGarry, Mc-Garry, the greatest all-round tackle ever aeea la the deep southwest. "Ore, we feel toed," he cracked aa he came off the field la the fourth period holding hold-ing his broken arm. And Irony ef ironies, he broke It tackling Bill Dwyer, New Mexlco'e peg-legged peg-legged backfleld ace, who played only part of the period as a sentimental senti-mental gesture by Lobe Coach Ted Shlpkey. Tom Cory, Utah Uckls, commented comment-ed on Utah's Injury Hat after the game: "New Mexico boys were clean players. The only reason we were hurt wss because they made to many side tacklee." The playing of Johnny MarteL' New Mexico'a Watch charm guard, evoked plenty of praise from the Utah bench. "If we had to play against savaa guya like him. we couldn't do much," grunted Ernie Baldwin, Ute center. On .the last five plays Utah called, Mallei made four of the tackles. Armstrong called Bill Swan from tha field for messing up a play. "Coach, I couldn't do anything about it," howled Bill. "The rest of the fellows wert always checking my signals." The I tee call Chuck Turner "Butter hall," because, la the words of Jack McHlsalck, "he's ae darned fat, he can't ran any more." Turner waaat "Butter-bell" "Butter-bell" to the Loboa Juat plain dynamite. As ths stands emptied silently after New Mexico'a smashing defeat, de-feat, a small band of noisy Utah rooters hung on until ths laat minute min-ute giving vent to cheers and celebration cele-bration of the Ute victory. With tacklers like ten pina . Lobes Never Three tea It was a humiliating set-back for the border conference cochampiona, who had defeated two Big Seven members, Denver and Colorado Aggies, Ag-gies, during ths regular season. Not once did they threaten to score againtt Utah, however. Rated no better than even money choices here st game time, the Utes quickly showed their power with a 58-yard drive climaxed by Tom Part's touchdown. Momenta later. Sophomore Fullback Ray Peterson Pe-terson Intercepted one of the Loboe numerous futile passes and dashed 80 yards to score. Captain Barney McGarry, tackle, kicked both extra points. - - la ths second period, they hammered ham-mered again to pay dirt, with Peteraoa plunging ever, and In ths fourth Halfback Fred trrhrke wound up a tl-yard march with a daah of It yards to score. The Utes paid the price for their mtashing play. McGarry suffered l broken left forearm when he ackstd Bill Dwyer, Lobo halfback, kits in the fourth period, and 3huck Turner, halfback, suffered 1 leg Injury. Dwyer, one knee In a brace be-sause be-sause of a mldseaeon Injury, played wly a few minutes snd showed ions of the form which placed him imong the nation's leading scorers tarly in tha football year. Ea Routs Home By rushing, ths Utes outgalned Vew Mexico M yards to 153. They Jiled up 1 first downs te 11. The LiObos picked up- t yards by air o It for ths Utes. but four of heir tosses were disastrously In-ercepted. In-ercepted. The Utes entrained for 8a It Lake Sty at I o'clock last night, winding ip a trip they started early In December De-cember with a Journey to Hawaii. Fight Results hjr Associates Press MILWAUKEE Solly Kn.ni, New York N. B. A. mlddlewtisht champion) snd Marty Simmon.. iSA4i. Satloaw, Mich. drw (10 round!, nonctflle). CHICAGO Nslc Bnldcn. 154, Chicago, oslpolnted Tony Zalt. 10. Osry, Ind. U0I. NEW YORK Irish AmhroM Lossn. 1.1s. Ntw Haven. Conn , outpolnttd Oeorgs Zen tara. 1331-, New York Itl. TRENTON, N 3. Nick Youns. ISt. Pnlledaiphia. outpointed Ralph lvlne, 1st, Jamtaburs. N. J. lt. BUrrALO. N. Y. Jackie Donovan. 13t. Buffalo, defeated Irish Jos Nesloo, 13S. Scranlon, Pa. (tl. uaw tmn jwii, may moooea use utaa bench and followed the Utes to the dressing room door, where the coaching staff reluctantly barred them. The statistics gave mute evidence , of Utah's sweeping victory, i Utah punted eight times to New Mexlco't nine. Utah lost only 13 yards from scrimmage to 24 for Ntw Mtxico, and fumbltd only once against three timet for tht Loboa. ! The Utes, however, were penalised ' nine times moatly for offside ! against five for New Mexico, and loot H yarda to IS for tha Loboa in ! this phase. New Mexico led la pasaea completed, four to one. UTA NEW MEXICO SSfli Reynolds (CV B McOsny (CI. ...It.. akihmore 2ary; ..Ig. ... ...... Snook Baldwla. ... ..... Mt.mlUi Ksul re.... Martei Psppaa rl.... .... auuiins c"2, . .. re.... ...... Henley McKlsstck ah.rt i.Wsite rsis In Mnbb.ll Pscs... rh McOlllivr.y Crsndsll. , . . . ,1b Niemann Hcurs by periods: 14 s a it New Mexico 0 0 S 0 Scoring: tftail touchdowns Psce, Oehrke. Pstcrann, sub for Crandall 2. Potnu from (rr aner touchoowa -a. McOarry 1 aisoe mente. Oftlclili: Cooper Kinney. Mississippi Slats, referee; Jim Hlsjrlns. Southern Metho. dlet. umpire: Bsrry Holloa, Noire Same, hesd Uncsmaai Joha Sears, Xeatucfcr, field ludss. |