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Show . Brigham Young . 0 Utah U. . . . .26 New Mexico . . 27 Illinois . . Colorado ACM. 0 Montana i ,. . 6 Utah State . .. 1 9 California n rnx . ' 'A - t ' ll FrSl ..20 .... ..42 .13 Michigan UCLA. i. Oklahoma . . 27 36 Michigan State 21 Wyoming Worth Carolina . 0 Stanford..... 7 Denver . . Li. .SO Clrad ' Both Teams I': .32 t Redskins Tame Short In Goal Drives Grizzlies, 26-- 6 With Scat Backs By GENP MEAKINS United Press Sports Writer FORT COLLINS, Colo., (UP) Brigham Young held favored Colorado A & M to a scoreless tie before ' 7,000 fans Saturady night in a Skyline conference football opener in which each team was its "own worst enemy. It was a poor start for the defending champion Colorado Aggies. The game saw each team lose three passes by interception. Brigham Young recovered two A & M fumbles and the Aggies recovered oner BYU bobble. Brigham Young worked the ball to 15 yards;from a touchdown at the end of the game, after stop-- I ping a final A 2c M drive on the -- ' ' 'i - 0 SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Once-- I beaten Utah parlayed a bruising ground attack around Larry Fields, Marrill Douglas, Stewart Vaughan and Gordon Oborn Saturday night to keep its perfect record against Montana with a 26 triumph over the Grizzlies. The Skyline Confer ence opener for both teams was played in Ute stadium before 18,- 587 fans The Utes, who were beaten last week by UCLA, displayed an im-- j proved offensive attack against their weaker opponents to make five straight wins over the Grizz-- j BYU 20. lies in Montana's first game here The closest scoring threats in 50 years. came in the first half, but fumbThe victors, who were stunned les and intercptions dulled both by a quick Montana touchdown offenses. At one point, midway early in the contest, struck back in the second period, A&M interwith one score in the first quarter! two in the second and another in cepted a BYU pass, then on the next play Brigham Young recothe' third to wrap up the game. the But a fumble. Cougars The Grizzlies marched 71 yards vered handed the ball right back on in 11 plays the first time they got e next play with an errant pass. their hands on the ball with big Several plays later, Aggie quar . gains by Pat Monno and Bob Ever terback Jerry Callahan fumbled son an da pass from Roy te:K;.;A.t reto and Young Brigham Wally Mading gobbling jp again Bray covered on the A&M 21. The most of the yardage. MAKES FIRST DOWN Raynor Pearce, Brigham Young University halfback, is tackled by ColoThat was Montana's only susCougars couldn't- advance, and rado A&M quarterback Jerry .Callahan after a gain of 11 yards in the first quarter Saturday night 0 who recovered tained drive of the evening as line. The game ended in a guard Jay Weenig, at Ft. Collins. The play gained a first down on the A&M ' on a Utah's defense tightened while the fumble, failed tie. (United' Press Telephoto) ' field goal attempt. opening big holes for the Pony 71 A&M went Redskin backfield. yards with less Utah moved downfield 61 yards than a minute remaining in the for' its first score with halfback first half. But quarterback Don Karl Jensen culminating a scoring Pixon intercepted a pass on the to thwart the BYU push from the four. George Boss kicked the conversion to put the Aggies. stiffened after in front for the first time, offense touchUtes Denver's arms usd the fourth its Brigham Young (UP) Wyo- . Wyoming got LARAMIE, Wyo. ' Dixon Carroll and of quarterback Wyoming's ming jarred Denver with three down late in the third period to the three quick : Johnston Score by periods: effectively in the first touchdowns in the first 16 min- complete the rout which avenged only other touchdown came late 7 026 7 12 Utah to exploit . A&M's weak period Ground plays Montana ........ 6 0 0 3 27-- 0 third in in the Denver's period. victory extracted utes protested and vengeance, pass defense. But it did not pay off in points. in a Skyline, conference game be- last Thanksgiving day that cost moved the ball from the Denver A&M BYU fore a crowd of 16,800 today. .the 'Pokes a share of the Skyline 45 to the 16, and there substitute WILL RACE IN EUROPE ' tailback Bob Mireski jaunted into 6 First Downs .. ; ........ 14 The Cowboys marched 72 yards championship. NEW YORK (UP) C. V. Whit the end zone. 62 Rushing Yardage "... . . .222 Denver was stymied throughout to score in seven plays after the Denver's only dangerous thrust ney's Career Boy and Fisherman, Passing Yardage ....... 62 148 a surprisingly tough came iin the second period, after a couple of experienced grass run kickoff. Wyoming scored again five the game by . 1 Passes w. . left by plane for Paris Sat 3 minutes later on- - tailback Jim Wyoming line, that stopped every Johnny Wilson recovered a Mires- ners, Passes Intercepted by "3 Denurday for a short campaign on run and made it Pioneer threat once holding for ki fumble on the Wyoming 31, Punts Crawfor's .....40.8 run the European thoroughbred racing 1 20-- 0 in the first minute of the sec- - four downs inside the Wyoming ver cot to the five, but four 2 Fumbles lost circuit. ning plays gained only three yards. five yard line. 25 , ond period. Yards Penalized ....... 65 t ( Houston 18 Mississippi State 7 Dartmouth 13 New Hampshire 0 Arkansas 19 Oklahoma A&M 7 Texas A&M L.S.U. 6 Pittsburgh 14 Syracuse 7 0 Citadel 34. Davidson 7 20 Columbia Brown 46 Chattanooga 7 7 Vanderbilt Maine 40 Rhode Island 0 34 Penn State Pennsylvania George Washington 10 Furman Florida 20 Clem son 20 Lafayette 20 Temple 0 Tennessee 36 Auburn 7 Buffalo 13 Carnegie Tech 6 Johns Hopkins 7 Franklin and Texas 7 Tulane 6 Marshall 7 Princeton 28 Rutgers - rd 0-- 21-ya- rd . Wyoming Takes Revenge for 1955 Loss By Thrashing Hapless Denver 270 , . two-yard-li- ne T-D- 7-- 6. 's. . i . . . 9--28 .3-1- 7-3- 71-ya- rd ' r ir nn r iti ji l jljhili.j ...il. ,.uii.l .n n n.l ...m j - - . ; .... - n. W UJMWMii'r rwrm i nihm Vblbll tv W am mm 0Sm m WVJ , mmmmmm m no V- lb seasons, and; VVS yV, Tj ( 5)' w- j AiJ Oregon Pjjlls Out -4 Victory Over Stout Idaho i 21-1- EUGENE, Ore.' (UP) Heavily; favored Oregon had to cosine from behind here today ho pull out a 4 Idahoi victory over Vandal team whicJf used its breakaf to keep the Webtoots with their, backs to the wall tor most of their! Pacific Coast conference football game before 13,0djj) fans." Th quarterbasking of substi tuteJack Crabtre and the swift power of Jim Shnnley, Jack Morris and Fred (Bunl) Miklancic fin ally took its toll f a weary Idaho, band as the Weljfoots slashed tq two third quartet and one final j period scores. I I V - 1 I V l ; ' 2-P1E- K SECTI0I1AL CE fv i - ' A, :" : I I IHI0j " P I li. Not exactly as shown . DRYER ' - 3i IxM l ; 1956 ''" I n fi - U V';---. ; the; signified birth of a new stjar quarterback Porky Leyva, who f plunged across for one score, pas lied for another: and converted thrjte times. MMMMMMMMiiMMMMMMMBBMBMMMMJMMBMMMMMMMrMMlMP! Ym SIT... : I ONLY five IT ISN'T! TO THOSE OF YOU WITH CARTONS! Votenda NOW h il ', ,? : For New Mexlc University, it: was the best offensive game in " n ' O) NE17 THE . less.!. 21-1- the team. MpfeT A ' DOORS! ( IN as Cleveland Boss 7 L . - iUlODELS CABINET---FUL- L STILL Al Lopez Quits : 1 Ym . 21" 'CONSOLES; TABLE BRAND Wittenberg 41 Marietta 6 Menlo Jr. Col 25 Vallejo JC 0 St. Paul Poly 19 Norfolk State 0 Miami, Fla. 14 So. Carolina 6 Morris Brown 59 Paul Quinn 19 Southerji Calif 21 Oregon State 13 9, urn . DL0NDE Friday's Results R.P.I. 6 14 27 long-sleepin- g; AMD POOR senFEM SETS... THE NEWS BELOW IS FOR YOU!) - - SETS. i - Yale 19 Connecticut Upsala 34 Kings Point 0 Tufts 23 Bowdoin 0 Marshall 25 Morris Harvey 13 West Libetry State 19 Salem 0 Midwest 7 16 Missouri Purdue 14 Iowa State 13 Northwestern 20 32 California Illinois c Iowa 27 Indiana 0 7 Ohio State 34 Nebraska Toledo 20 Ohio U. 13 Michigan 42 U.C.L.A. 13 Wisconsin 41 Marquette Kansas 27 College of Pacific 27 Cincinnati 7 Tulsa 6 ... BUT OF COURSE (THAT WOULD BE TRAGIC NEWS TO SPORT FANS IF IT WERE TRUE . rr : West Denver 0 Wyoming Michigan State 21 Stanford 7 Colorado 34 Kansas State 0 Idaho State 19 San Diego Navy Minnesota 34 Washington 14 Washington State 33 San Jose State 18. Oregon 27 Idaho 14 Georgia Tech 9 . I ALBUQUERQUE N. M. (UP) New , Mexico The Lobos turndd three .if opponent fum-j- i bles into unexpected offensive;; 0 flurries that swamped bewildered, heavily favored Utah State, 27-1I Saturday night. A capacity crmvd of, 12,000 amazed fans watcfied the Lobos, inspired by a new"; coach and a chance to improve jtheir tradition- ally poor Skyline Conference record, smash the Utatfjs' highly rated; formation and hold vauntsplit-- T ed quarterback Jtjck Hill score-- ; 12 i . : -- 27-1- CLEVELAND, O. (UP) Al Lo pez, tense and disappointed beSouth cause his teams were too often 14 39 and William Mary Navy bridesmaids to the New York Duke '40 Virginia 7 Yankee, quit Saturday as mana Maryland 6 Wake Forest 0 leer of the Cleveland Indians. The announcement came Georgia 3 Florida State 0 V.P.I. 35 North Carolina State 6 a conference at Municipal stadium between Lopez, General Southwest Oklahoma 36 North Carolina 0 Manager Hank Greenberg and 0 Nate Dolin, operations director for Baylor 27 Texas Tech 06 6-- Mississippi 37 Kentucky 7 Hardin Simmons 20 Wichita 7 6 Lobos Surprise Utah Aggies Win 9 With Colgate 34 Cornell 6 Army 32 Virginia Military 12 Springfield 28 Amherst 7 Delaware 33 Lehigh 7 West Virginia 30 Richmond 6 U.S. Coast Guard 15 Worcester Tech 7 Boston 19 Massachustts 6 Bucknell 17 Gettysburg 13 - 38-ya- rd 13 East ; 32-ya- 30, 1956 Utah County, Utah COLLEGE GRID RESULTS j :l SEPT. SUNDAY, SUNDAY HERALD f V ' - .3"' I . . 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