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Show DMLY HERALD Team Calls TAe Besf Ever Couched A&k tnson Bad Breaks Have Hurt BYU Record Heavily On United Presi Sports Writer SALT LAKE CITY UP Chick Atkinson of Brtgham Young UniversitV, who at 36 looks younger than roost of his players, has plenty of reason to be a bit blue today. A few tough breaks have turned his first four! games of the season into defeat and the statistics prove ; the point. , Brigham Young lost to New MexColoico. Arizona State rado A&M 3 and last week to Utah,-12-- 7. But in those four games the BUY Cougars have collected more than 1,000 yards on offense to about 700 for the opposition and picked up 63 first downs to 32 for their opponents. "Except for a bad break or two, we, easily could have won those four games," Atkinson said with a shake of his head. "Without a doubt this is the best team I've ever coached," he added, "But Luck doesn't seem to think so." Last week, in the fourth quarter, one too many timeouts kept the Cougars Just short of Utah's goal line as the clock ran out. Earlier In the season a few fumbles and a couple of untimely penalties turned the trick. BYU will try to figure out what's wrong with an extra week of rest. The Cougars won't see action until Oct. 23 when they take on MonCoach , 28-1- 9, 14-1- tana at Prove By HAL WOOD United Press Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO (UP) UCLA probably will be about a 12 or 14 point favorite to whip Stanford in their annual Pacific Coast Conference clash on Saturday. But if you want some good advice don't bet too heavily on the outcome. " My reasoning comes about because of a man named William P. (Dutch) Fehring. possibly the finest scout in the ,.' business. I know that's taking in a lot of terand it' doesn't guarantee ritory the Indians will win just because Fehring did the scouting. It does assure, however, that chances for defeat lave been reduced to the minimum. t Taylor Gives Credit Outspoken Chuck Taylor, head Stanford coach. Is quick to place the credit where it is due. It was notable that Fehring - scouted Illinois and Stanford turned in an upset with comparative ease. It has been Fehrtng's - assignment ever since Taylor came on the job to scout such formidable rivals as UCLA and Califor nia for the Big Game. After the Illinois game, Taylor said: "Part of the credit for --the vic tory must go to Fehring for the fine scout report that enabled us to exploit the Illinois weaknesses. I've beard Taylor say the same thing about Fehring on scouting after many other Important games 0 upset including last year's over powerful UCLA, the team that eventually went, to the Rose Hopes on Line Col SALT LAKE CITY (UP) lege of Southern Utah, minus the services of a veteran end, puts its Intermountain Collegiate Athletic conference grid title on the line tomorrow evening when it meets the Weber Warriors at Ogden. Don Tomkinson, regular end, has been stricken with what has been diagnosed as polio and was hospitalized at the polio treatment LOS ANGELES (UP) UCLA center here for further tests. Other hinted today it plans to fight Stan members of the CSU Bronco squad ford's potent passing attack with were given gamma globulin shots. an aerial counter attack of its Weber suffered a 47-- 6 defeat last own. weekend at the hands of the per ennial 'ICAC champions from Boise Coach ; Sanders Henry (Red) trained his boys hard yesterday on Junior College, and their game toe with tail morrow with CSU is expected to passing back Primo Villanueva training provide a hint of the Broncs chances of upsetting the Boiseans in me Desi performance. Joe Ray feared tc have suffered when they meet Oct. 30 at Boise a - shoulder separation, was found Other games this week pit the to have a badly bruised i shoulder Boise crew against the Everett, which will keep him out of the Wash, eleven in a Stanford game but which should go Saturday night, while Dixie heal for subsequent-gameCollege of St. George meets Car bon College at Price in another LOS ANGELES (UP)-Sout- hern Saturday. On Friday, Ricks Col California Coach Jess Hill today lege of Rexburg meets Snow Colgroomed sophomore quarterback lege at Ephraim. Ellsworth Kissinger to start in CSU and Boise currently top the place of Jim Contratto when the ICAC standings with no defeats; Trojans meet Oregor Saturday. Contratto, veteran first stringer, Ricks has lost one and won two still is suffering a back injury. for third spot, and Carbon and Meanwhile, Trojans hopes for de- Snow with one loss and one win feating Oregon looker better as each, are tied for ifourth. Weber, Hill reported yesterday's rugged Dixie and Westminster of Salt scrimmage as "the best practice in Lake City have yet to chalk up a weeks." win in conference play. under-pressur- non-conferen- ce s. i Russian Track Team To Meet British Stars The Midwest upset, with Duke points. toward over Michigan State ' Dame Notre Purdue week last by banged up Biff cuvs think they've cot Ten and Army getting stronger evey on want lock a football. fine Devils Blue the But outing. There this one badly and they're playing Wisconsin over Purdue before the home folks, which should should be more accent on physi inspire Duke to an "up" per- cal conditioning. Or the i Illinois over Minnesota formance. Illini shape up as the 1 gridiron flop j - The East .. '54. of Navy over Pitt College football Also: Ohio State over Iowa. is more exciting than pro. Oklahoma over Kansas. Michigan Penn- State over West Virginia over Northwestern, Indiana over Tacklers should be charted like Missouri, Detroit over Villanova, ' ball carriers. Colorado over Iowa StateNebrasRutgers over W&M But only a ka over Oregon State and Cincin-na- ti moron would want- - to "die for ovef Hardin-SimmonV dear ;old Rutgers. The West MEXICO CITY (UP) Defending Also: Columbia lover Southern California over Orearon Harvard, champion Tony Trabert of Cincin Brown over Princeton, Yale over Colorful football coaches are few nati and Swedish kingpin Sven Da Penn over George Wash and far between. vidsson clash today to determine Cornell, UCLA over Stanford Most of ington, Colgate over Dartmouth, which one of them will meet sur-over Boston University, them act like politicians running Syracuse spectacular Mario Boston College over Fordham, Holy for prising,of Mexiao Llamas for the Pan Cross over Marquette and Buck California over Washington State American tennis crown. nell over Te tiple. They need a few orators. ; Also: Trabert defeated Davidsson, Utah over Denver, COP The South in the first set of their semifinals Colorado Aggies, Wyoming Most over Alabama over Tennessee match Wednesday before over New Mexico and Utah State dislike football. mothers caused play to be halted. The over Montana. g ' match will be continued from that Mississippi over Tulane The Southwest football's is toughest job. Texas over Arkansas Line play , point today. over Auburn The still wins the ball game. Tech Georgia the first Llamas, 22, became Rice over SMU Anybody can Mexican to reach the men's singles quick kick is the game s most ex ' maneuver. with make enough , finals in the history of: the citing over U.S. Also: he when Miami tourney Mississippi publicity. upset former PittsBaylor over Washington singles' champion Art Larsen of State, Maryland over North Caro broke would have Phil 10-gone ' San Leandro, Calif., lina, Kentucky over Florida, Geor burgh ' Tuesday. Prior to his victory gia over Vanderbilt, Texas Tech in this racket. over Texas Aggies. over Larsen, the Mexican cham over LSU, Virgin! a over VMI, Also: TCU Oklahopion had eliminated Vic Seixas of North Carolina State over Florida Kansas State over Tulsa, Ariand Houston over ma Aggies Philadelphia, current U.S. singles State, Furman over Citadel and Idaho." over zona VPI over Richmond. champion. By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP) Fraley's Follies and the weekend foptball winners along with a few per sonal views on varied gridiron . subjects, Game Of The Week: Duke over Army Everything - v Trabert to Face Swedish Netter - In Pan American v s. " - re-electi- 9-- 7, ; raio Line-backin- , All-Ameri- 13-ye- ar 1-- 6, 9-- 7, 8, 6-- 3, . . LONDON (UP) Russia IS iufck stars make their first appe in Britain since 1878 today wrfen a heavily favored Moscow team clashes with a London team be crowd of 45.000 at fore a sell-oWhite City Stadium. - V ut Russia finished first in .the recent European track champion ships to establish Itself as a strong in the threat to the United-State- s 1956 Olympic games at Melbourne, ' Australia. The Moscow team competing here today has virtually the same lineup as the Russian team that competed in the European cnam pionships. England finished second in the European games, but today's London team appears much weaker than that squad, chiefly due to the absence of mile star Roger Bannister and the injury to long distance star Gordon rune. Bannister, the world'i first four minute miler, is unable to compete run because of in the 1,500-methis duties as a doctor. Pirie, who also missed the European games with a foot injury, has not yet fully recovered. The meet vis the fourth in a clashes organized of inter-cit- y by the London Evening News. The has won all three A 3 London team previous meets, defeating Paris, a little checks Stockholm, and Gothenburg, Swebetter, 'Garvey den. this year, don't you think?" , "time Out affair. Wyoming is leading the confer ence with twg victories against no defeats In league play, closely fol- State with lowed by Utah and Utah KTftttr I" l a- single- win cacn. wcavci, new Mexico and Colorado A&M are next in line with one win and 'one loss apiece. After two weeks of rest New Mexico will be more than ready for Wyoming In a game that will be a matter of defense. probably contest should be The Utah-Denvwide open offensive battle. 1 , , er ' Puts Title Fraley Picks Redskins Wy oming I i he Battles S Grab to Ag gies ky nt cigar-smokin- ! athlete, claims no spe--1 cial secret to bis scouting procliv' he isn't if has he ities. Or, any, announcing them. But it must be admitted . he is a keen analyst and has done a wonderful job for Taylor in discovering the weaknesses of the enemy. Bruins Strong On paper, UCLA should mop up a the field with the Indians fine bunch of boys who are excep tionally young students who play football mostly for the fun of it. Compared with the Indians, the Bruins come close to tne proles and by this I don't sional class mean to infer that they are getting paid. Just that they have more natural ability. So far, no one has been able to find much of a chink in the UCLA armor unless Fehring has. If he has, he isn't .broadcasting it to the world. Instead, it will be kept a secret until game time in l.os Angeles on Saturday. The first ones to know about it, outside the Stanford team, will be the boys from UCLA. " all-arou- 21-2- N CSU Game UCLA-Stanfor- d But, in the meantime, the rest of the Skyline Conference will at tempt to unscramble the crowded conditions at the top of the league. Denver goes to Utah and New Bowl. Mexico to Wyoming in the top two Fehring, a g grad games on the Saturday schedule. uate of Purdue, where he was an In the other games Utah State will be at Montana and College of Pacific at Colorado A&M in an v WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1951 Utah County. Utah Scr i be Warns Agai nst Betti ng Too By CLIFF MILLER 21-1- 2. 11 t New TigerPilot Selects 2 Coaches 0 er DETROIT (UP) Bucky Harris, new manager of the Detroit Tigers, named two new coaches at a dinned party In his honor. Harris picked Billy Hitchcock and Jack Tighe to replace Johnny Hopp and Bob Swift on the Detroit School- I coaching staff. He retained ' boy Rowt as his third coach. L Jfl Lawrence College Wingman Draws Attention a few indeConference fans-an- d Writer ted Press Sports pendents, little is known about him. Good APPLETONV Wis. (UP) Cianclola, 21, six feet tall and athlete. He small college football players rare- 185, is an ly get the attention of mediocre may set a school record by winning athletes at major schools, but 12 major letters if he keeps up the pace which he set as a freshman rence College could be the ex when he won letters in football, basketball and track. ception. But he's done more than just In fact, he might be one In next win "L's." the pro draft top choices ' He was given Ifie letterman's January. Sal is an end on the Lawrence outstanding f r e s h m a n award; In team and gridiron - authorities made Midwest around the nation have not failed football as a freshman the , only to recognize his ability. But to the year freshmen were eligible, made again as a sopho .general public, outside of Midwest all-arou- of-th- e . ce more, and a junior, and also was given the most valuable player award for the basketball team. Cianciola also was a member of the conference champion mile relay team as a junior. 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