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Show f." f rv 6 Tl TI rV - ' ' 1 ' 7 ' t - ' ' A ....... - T " .. r Fou rfh Down- Pess B rioisgs l - I vu If-- OD0 Winning Score With 3 Minutes Lefe iira Game ' : ' S. y ' '' ," . -( .. - i K '" ; i . ' t :' The ed to a 4 Skyline Conference a Mon- victory. tana State 'University rally in the ' The Cowboys iced the game in fourth" period Saturday and romp the final minutes of play when "BILLINGS, Mont. (UPI) Wyoming Cowboys halted ! By BAY SCHWARTZ Herald Sports Editor UTAH UTE STADIUM, Salt Lake Young PROVO. University's football forces finally saw the light again Saturday night after: being held captive for 16 long years in the UtahV'dungeoh of 'despair.? Coach Hal Kopp's magriificently fired Cats, scaled the heights of gridiron glory to smash University of Utah, City-rBrih- am SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1958 COUNTY, UTAH, Col leg e Football Scores By United " Press International Cornell 13, Colgate 0. Yale 8, Connecticut 6. 25-rpass- ed s r . f T - - ' r 7, , 10-ya- rd . I! - Michigan 20; S. California 19. Michigan St. 32, California 12. Ohio St. 23, SMU 20. Iowa 17, TCU 9. . r survival-of-the-fitte- st Ho ward Ringwood, No. 22, sets sail for a RINGWOOD CARRIES THE MAIL 15-ya- rd ' - Kopp Thinks Cats Did It The Hard Way; Nagel Says Best Team Won All-Americ- an, 34-ya- rd , ; five-yar- But I knew we would have to Coach Harold Kopp said the won it, but they break the jinx; in Just such a Cougars finally had to do it the hard way. way," he said.. . "We. were playing for a win and that fourth down and seven o situation did it. They had the breaks, I felt, but. we figured we could win it in the second half. Injuries hurt us. The Utes had a courageous -- - T rd 7-- 0.- ; . 5 . 7-a- ii; 21-1- 4. J Friday's Results 3. Wisconsin 20, Miami (Fla). 0. Georgia Tech 17, Florida State ' .' . Texas 21, Tulane 20. Air Force Academy 37f Detroit v 6. . . Test Denver : , ' Breaks Record In ;' Uan 12. . Bill Chattanooga 22, Abilene" Chris- - Pro-A- m 20, Utah State 8. Bill Johnston fired a great 04 Friday to shatter the Timpanogos Course record in the pro-aevent, held in connection With the annual , Scores Hurt m Central Utah Amateur. Johnston, who had a 1 round, teamed r with Lanny Nielson to test. Johnston capture, the pro-awith also teamed Scully Rogers to share second place in the golf test. Woman Killed Near Kamas A (UPI) northern Utah woman was killed Saturday night when, the car in which she was. ''riding smashed into the rear of a parked truck loaded with logs near Kamas on ' Utah highway. 150. "victim was , identified by The; Trooper Jim, Rasmus sen of .the Utah highway patrol as Lucille KAMAS . . - . to-g- - hard-hittin- g, team." wooden 100 per- Amateur on the Timpanogos links, sons sliding to the ground or on headed by Lou North of Salt lake who Saturday led the field with people below.' A United Press International a sizzling 69 for low gross score newsman, at the scene counted on the opening day. being loaded into amStarting times and pairings are 25 personsand at least that many!, the same today as they .were for bulances more were hurt 'but able to walk tee man off the Saturday. First ' own power. their under 8:24 a.m.' scheduled is for away TuthilL Edwin Police both for Capt. With trophies slated and division of traffic chief the net "(with handicap) gross and at the the in of force, of charge flights, North was m front game,' reported, we gross shooters with his 69 and five were tied for first in the net' don't know how many persons flight at the close of Saturday's were hurt. We are sure that no play. Leading the net with handi- one was killed. cap scores, all with 67, were the following: Mike Opsitnik, Errol Raven and Bob Huish, all of Provo, and Dick Isaac and Bob Shattering Yacht Victory The NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) man who skippered Columbia to shattering victory in the America's Cup match said he was disappoint- ed in the races and; 'thought the rival boats should be bigger and Gage Career . . Columbia Wins Coaches Comments x ; . . night, gain during BYU's first quarter touchdown drive against Utah Saturday No. as Brown visible, End 87) block from Curt (helmet just 'ably aided by a perfect "V : .,the latter takes out Utah Guard Harold Warfle, No. 64. ... . WEST Rice 30, Stanford 7. Wyoming 21, Montana 14. Colorado 13, Kansas St. '3. Colorado College 46, Ponoma extra points"' was short and the game ended 12. Washington 24, Minnesota 21. x of , ' j . A . 36-ya- rd Wyoming. The final tally of the game came in the last few .minutes of play with the score 21-- 8 for Wypming. Montana drove to the Wyoming IS and scored on a pass from Larry Myers, to. Griffin. The run for m A I..? - . in favor of In Collapse North Leads Central Utah Of Bleachers (UPI) MOBILE, Ala. Amateur Meet section bleachers the at Ladd Stadium in Mobile, scene Mel Writes Utah's finest amateur golfers of the Alabama Louisiana State will play their final .round today football game, collapsed Satur Finish To in ' the annual Central Utah day night, sending about . ( i ' ,.' 33-3- four-yards-per-ca- rry ' 28, 8--0 ' Oklahoma 47, W. Virginia 14. Tulsa 27, Arkansas 14. St.. 28. ' The half ended - " - ; ; ' Syracuse 24, Boston College 14. Peim St. 43, Penn 0. , ' VMI 33; Villanova 6. v 0. Cross 17, Holy Pittsburgh Brown 22, Columbia 0. Maine 37, Rhode Island 8. Dartmouth 20, Lafayette 0. Army 45, S. Carolina 8.v Buffalo 6, Harvard 3. V Virginia 15, Duke 12. Clemson 26, Nt Carolina 21. Navy 14, William & Mary 0. Mississippi: St. 14, Florida 7 Auburn 13, Tennessee 0. Notre Dame 18, Indiana 0. UCLA 18, Illinois 14. Northwestern 29, Washington St J MSU klckoU and raced 96 yards down the sidelines for a touchdown. The play was the best one of the game. The first quarter of the contest saw the. teams battle to a 0 standoff. The Cowboys started rolling in the second period . as they scored on a pass from Jack Wilkinson to Dick Hamilton. The extra two points were picked up on a pass from Bob Coeling to Wilkinson. SOUTJIWEST Princeton 0. Lehigh 8, Delaware 7. Rutgers 36-ya- rd ' a Bob Sawyer took 29-ya- rd Ohio U. 13, Toledo 6. Missouri 14, Idaho 10. EAST 14 to 7, before 30,193 fang In the Ute Stadium. It was the largest MacFarlane carrying tne ball on crbfd ever to see a football same almost every play of the drive. But the .Utes stopped the drive lJtaiu" when Startin from - a placekick .it was a dramatic, fourth-dow-n pass and run play formation at the Utah from quarterback Wayne Startin for seven yards to Ringwood and to R. K. Brown With less than failed of a first down by only a three minutes to go that provided yard,.: Neither team was able to put the Cougars with their margin of . victory. It was the BYU's first togther much of a scoring threat victory since 1942, whenrS: color; fot the rest of the 'second quarter. ful and courageous band of Cou' Second Half gar gridders ' coached by rough BYU kicked off to Utah to start and ready .Floyd Millett, ,s bassecond half and Mastelotto tiie ketball coach by trade but a football mentor, by wartime neces- took the balll on the Utah ,7. He on got back to the Rerskin 26; Massity; turned the trick, 12-telotto hit the , middle for two another memorable occasion. yards and then Grosscup hit MasI Out of 34 telotto with a pass and a V minutes few was later the; Utah Saturday night's" victory Courifled one a pass to .Seul for: the quarterback only the second 12 for yards. After Grosscup gars in 34 grudge; battles between the two schools. There were many threw an incomplete 'pass, Leaheroes on both sides in the bruis- vitt, BY Uend, threw Grosscup loss. game? for a five-yar-d ing unable was to move any Utah included Nyfe MacFarlane, They and further Haun punted and upfield,7 Keith, Hubbs, Joe McGinn out the of. "Y' 16. on some bounds Howard Ringwood, who did The Cougars with Ringwood and tremendous running. MacFarlane averaged 4.5 yards MacFarlane sparking; the attack on 522 tries. Ringwood made a first, down at Ihe "Y" 31. ' per carry ' six averaged, yards per carry on farther were forced etaoin ta nine efforts, while Hubbs had a The Cats were unable to advance average on any farther and were forced to ., '; the same number of running punt. to gain a was suffered also Utah unable who McGinn,plays. dislocated elbow in the first half, consistently, and Grosscup puntalso had a four-yar-d average on ed out of bounds on the "Y" 12. On another exchange of punts five running plays. On the line, Fred Leavitt, BYU .end, was out- Haun put the Cougars in another standing with his great defensive hole when he punted de ad on the play. Lonnie Dennis, guard, and Cougar 9. Neither team was able John Kapele, also turned in out- - to do much in the way of muster standing- - performances on the ing an attack the rest, of the' third quarter. forward wall. ' i Fourth f Quarter Grosscup Controlled Neither team was able to put v The Cougars as awhole played ' a great defensive game ,and kept together much of a threat in the fourth quarter until the closing quarterback Lee moments of the period, when BYU well under Grosscup's passing a4 from their own , drive control most of the time. In fact, started line that resulted in a Grosscup completed only seven touchdown. McFarlane started the 56 passes for yards, considerably, hei. ran 15 yards on an when drive under his usual averge. HoWever, end and cutback. Lewis sweep . Grosscup and his quarterbacking four and made MacFarlane ' on understudy, Keith Haun, did some three more plays made eight yards fine punting, and kept the Cats for' down on the Utah ; 43. a first backed up against their goal line d was thrown for a Lewis, much of the second half. loss and Wayne Startin's pass to BYU, made a total of 20 first K. R. was incomplete, but Brown downs, 15 . of-- them rushing, to Startin Tom hit Cole for- eight eight for Utah. BYU gained 227 to yards rushing to a mere 52 for yards to make 'it fourth- and seven go. the Redskins' and 114 "yards yards me With ball on the Utah through the ' air' to 72 ' for the Startin faded back cut line, . losers. v loose with a high, long pass down First Half the sideline and Brown gathered it ;Utah scored first soon after the A in and set sail for Jhe goal line. Utah man hit him at the . two-yaopening kickoff when Seul recov-line, but Brown's momentum v ered a fumble by Jackson on ,me carried him into the end' zone for BXU 24. Fields hit the middle the touchdown. Kinder booted the on a bruising run and went 24 ' extra point, and BYU led, 14 to 7, yards for a touchdown. White with about a . minute and 'a half booted the extra point and Utah. ' to v play. led . BYU kicked off and Uyeshiro The. Cougars took the next kick-o-ff took and starting on their own 29 almostthe ball on the Utah 10 and got away before he was yard line went 71 yards ona sus finally brought down on the Redtained drive; for a touchdwon in 40 by Howard Condie. skin 12 plays. McGinn arid Ringwood ' ' tried to open up with sparked , the -drive with their a Grosscup for the Utes, but attack passing great running.- Ringwood, on a he had .trouble hitting his spinning run down the middle, and the : Cats . took over onmark,' the went the final 16 jjards for the 46. The Cats then ran out Utah touchdown. . Kinder, "kicked the the clock. extra - point, and score was tied ' Score by periods: , i 7 0 0 714 :' BYU --threatened .early - in the Brigham Young hT Uta0 0, 0 7 second quarter, when they drove SCORING: line before to the Utah Fields 24 run (White Utah missed a down 'first by a they V, ; couple of yards at that point and kick.) BYU Ringwood'16 run (KinUtah took oyer. der kick). own Starting from their BYU ' R. K. Brown 38 pasM line, following a : great kick by Startin from (Kinder kick.)".-- ; Utah's Grosscup, the Cats again ' x moved right down the field: with STATISTICS BYU Utah downs . 20 . 8 First BAMS TRADE TWO ENDS 227, 52 Rushing yardage. " ' LOS ANGELES (UPI) The Passing yardage '114 .72 Los Angeles Rams got down to Passes 7 5 the National Football 'League Passes intercepted "by 0 1 player limit of 35 .' Wednesday Punts' night by trading defensive end Fumbles lost 0 1 Billy Ray Smith and offensive Yards penalized 15 10 end Jimmy Orr to the Pittsburgh Steelers for an undisclosed high 31-1- 0-- soul-sappi- ng 1 21-1- Roily; . . .fife' MoBifGEiG SMe 4 to Victory. tops H Ala-bama-L- more evenly matched. Briggs Cunningham, auto racer turned bailor, and all the American crew were delighted at turning McDonough, both of S'alt Lake. back England's 17th attempt to Being conducted in conjunction take back the trophy of sailing' su- with the amateur is the annual Lefthanders' Tournament. Leadpremacy captured in 1851. ing the lefties at the end of NIAGARA FALLS, Qnt (UPI) Saturday's play in the gross flight Forward Dean Prentice and were Nick Fellis and Jay Njeeley, senthe both of Provo, each with an 86. Howell, Harry ' theNew of members York ior In the net. with handicap, Earl Rangers, have agreed to terms for Monsen of Pleasant Grove and the 1958-5National Hockey Nick Fellis of Salt Lake were in League season. front, each, with 71. SU NEW YORK (UPI) New York Knickerbocker star Mel Hutchins ' may Jiaye reached the end f the f pro basketball road.. The Knicks revealed Friday that the former Brigham Young had hit left knee in a workout at his Sacramento, Calif., home and had been advised to tquit the court game for good. , Ail-Americ- an re-injur- ! - ' I ftluousands de-fense- - . 9- Coach' Ray Nagel said that Utah lost to a better football team. "There is not much you can say when you lose a ball game like this," he said. "I thought our players put forth, a good hard strong effort, but it wasn't quite enough." 1 I 1 J CAD1ATOCS REPAIRED Anto Glass Installed Specialized. Work Davis, 38, Westpoint. She was a passenger in a car driven by H. Wr Pinnock, age 40 to 45, of Ogden. 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