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Show BYU Cougars hope for win over Utes Brigham Young University gridders, after their heroic 28-14 28-14 victory upset over the touted tou-ted Utah Aggies in the new Y stadium last Saturday, hope to maintain their upsetting ways at the expense of highly regarded re-garded Utah , Saturday at 1 :30 in the Ute Stadium. Whether or not the Cougars can dent the big red Ute wall and whether or not BYU's Virgil Carter can continue his remarkable passing record, will be the determining factors for the BYU come Saturday. Utah leads in the WAC conference in defense, which means they can apply the stopper on the ground or in the air. Utah has been so successful, in fact.that three of their opponents, op-ponents, including league-leading New Mexico, were held scoreless. Two others (Colorado State and Arizona State) were held to three points each. While head coach Tommy Hudspeth may not have the kind of troops he needs to mount an overpowering assault, as-sault, the Cougars figure they will throw everything they've got against the Utes. Commanding the assault wave will be Virgil Carter, BYU's sophomore quarterback. Carter has generalled the Cat's passing attack since the first game of the season, and he can now claim veteran status. His aerial bombs have been good ' for seven touchdowns, plus 867 yards. If the lined belt of a washable wash-able dress grows limp after repeated re-peated laudering, dip it into plastic starch. Every housewife needs to relax re-lax before going to bed. Take time for a few minutes in a tub of warm to hot water or take a hot shower. The result will be surprising. |
