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Show ' .. . . Air . . f . j. rce Eleven l:e com lr Fliers Rally For Last The Sports Scene Scri be G i ves P ra i se I o Grid Officials lies j E3 E3 i! ... X U" Quarter TD ir I x ' .':'. ' 4. :.:: y. t t fJt x v. X .. - 15 13 urmy Inspired Pioneers Rip American Fork 3247 5 - By OSCAR FRALEY I J United Press International wy , The Air NEVV YORK (UPI) ' ; By WENDELL RIGBY Force Academy came of football Herald Sports Writer age as it whipped the ball through of the boys in the striped shirts who help to make the the wild gray yonder. Saturday for Typical football program click is RussHillmaii; former coach at Lehi, who a d touchdown and a devoting his time to officiating athletics, along with his work ' ' tie with Army in a history-makin- g t . I r in the insurance. fieleV battle before 67,000 in Yankee ;' and when things go wrong Officials always get the blame people Stadium. ' are not to'q generous when things , The kids from Colorado Springs; have worked out perfectly. But making, jtheir debut against a; rival I ' Tl - i s go ahead tfith their split academy opposition, 'ice p t their decisions"- - and generally fans hopes I alive with a desperation 'that conclusion to the come they fourth and eight pass for a first I JjJ were closest to the play and prob down on 15, and then 'sent Army's ably in the right, "j Minnesota Mike Quinlan rocketing Central Utah ha$ a group of around end for the touchdown that who have set up: the tie on George Pupich's veteran whistle-blower" ' done and are doingfa fine job in extra point. h - the youiig a t h helping Army, a one touchdown fayorite Among this group are jsuch vet- - in this: inaugura1 game, had trailed v. ' , , et'ans as , DelMoyn Christensen, .in the, first quarter and then took ' "' 'A George Pierpont,. Lee:Brooks, Lee the lead' on Bob Anderson's pair - ' v , i ; 4 ' , Christiansen, .Mel Brig'gs, Evan of touchdowns in the. second perBaugh, Zeke Zimmerman, Lee iod. 'I A Buttle, all. of them j doing a fine Under dull gray skies, spitting job .and helping to keep the game occasional irain, the 400 Air Force . clean and running in first diss cadetsin attendance, poured out of condition. the stands just .before the gam6 So a word of congratulation! to started and exhorted their team to the boys with the whistle who-g"Qo, go, go." . , I Couldn't Hold Ball . their way spending hours of, time f ' RUSS IIILLMAN And go the airmen did after in reviewing past games and .WILL HE MAKE IT?- - That's, what the Air .Force' faris were, asking Saturday Army's Glen Blumhardt fumbled 'constantly working to 'make their own play better each game which recovMike Rawlins punt as Phil Lane (49). started this off tackle plunge, He was downed by Army's right ' and sort Air on for lions the Force ered all but in for Utah Central Football ended Pay rmy's tackle, Bob McCarthy, (77), after a short gain Air. Force QB, Rich Mayo, (12), Uintah Utes who . are still in the state ehampioriship bracket with 25. Army held on its eight and can be seen trying to stop McCarthy. (Herald-UP- I "i Telephoto) , Pupich missed a field goal attempt good chances for'playing their way into the. state finals. from the 15. Payson had! to win the hard way with a close Victory over a much , had have Utes The Army took over on its 20, but Qrem grivingr them their chance. token teams only the of most after ;;a first down, Al Rushatz offering easier time with opposing' :!! . committed the second off four resistance. . The Payson win iwas in the nature of an upset whiJteUintah only costlys Army fumbles and Neal the case and take appropriate to Laramie, Wyo.r to inspect the carried on from where they left off last year. Congratulations to Roundtree recovered on the Cadet - SALT LAKE CITY ( UPI) Leo Conk of Uintah .and Jim Durrant of Pay son. They have done 30 This; time, the Air Force went Skyline Conference Commissionaction if we deem it necessary campus land obtain summer vema towith tp . all the way, after reading the NCAA report." ployment. great gangfof hoys er E. L. (Dick) Romney said great jobs each helpjj officials Richie Mayo's passes carried the day conference action, if anv, He said he couldn't comtnent University, Wyoming Rex Wright, former All Region Five Quarterback from orem, Air Force to the nine and. then against Wyoming University for on whether or not the suspension have termed the ' penalty "too ' is starting signal caller for the Snow College Badgers of iEphraim. Monte Moorberg took it oyer in a NCAA rule violation could not handed Wyoming was too severe severe." He ha" been doing a great job and his choice'of plays, signal call- two whacks, scoring from the 5e taken until the conference re- "because I haven't received the ing and around1 end plays have helped materially in the games that three.; Pupich missed" the place- views the case. official report from the NCAA." ANNOUNCE HAWKS the Brdgers have succeeded iri tucking, under their belts.ment.!'' "I'm in the dark and can't WILLI LOUIS ,; back in his . office J Romney, ' ' ' " J : ; "V (UPI) Bob (Buddy) ST.) ' Army carrier the ensuing kick-of- f after attending a NCAA basket comment," he said. School of the Utah who H. executive High Horace quit a similar job :0 secretary Rose, Earlier this week the .NCAA Blattner," back 60 yards to- a touchdown ball rules committee meeting a -the he found he at an because interested Association,-waActivities Payson with 'Anderson's bull - like rushes New spectator said anything which suspended Wyoming for one; year days'! agoout-tai- k Orleans, the was He Dizzy Dean, ha sterling the major factor The visibly impressed by 'vs. Orem game Friday. g in the Wyoming case wPl for paying the expenses; of a coidh't happens a St. Louis small but highly aggressive halfback from Cocoa, .Fla.b play of the Tigers. He saw relatively in the future prospective athlete and his wife signed to broadcast the to. have develop ' banged , Assonot ball team that would quit. it over from the six and TArmy he said, "naturally we'll review to "come from South- Bend, Ind , Haws' National Basketball ciation games. Blattner played r took the lead as Tom Blanda j Sometimes accidents occur to young athletes that are hot kicked with the New York Giants from ' ' .. thef point. j caused bv football; but the "results are- - pretty much the Same, and 1945 to 1949; they do bring trouble, and discomfort to the youngster. After:one of theeceintgrames a boy who had played! a great another touchdown when Mayo, . game for. his team callejfout to members of his team, "Where on fourth down from his ' are punting my teeth? Which" one of you has them?" It could have been 14-- 0 own took a poor passr from 20, ' to no the so was seriousi hot if It been it' had joke boy funny o'ff center and could not get the who has! been Playing a great game m spite or several EPHRAIM (UPI) Utah State " kick. on over took the six, r Army . handicaps. freshman football A total of 1500 permits will be Innes and Carlsori Sporting Goods .University's Anderson bucked to the one and team!, its first victory in scored Young Andy. Hansen who has been one of the regulars on a wing then went over. Blanda missed the available for pheasant hunting on stores in Provo and Ok Service" 11 games Friday by downing H ; the Payson Posted XTnit, it was Tanner's Paint and Boots Bil- Snow .. 1 position at Provp High, recently sustained an injury jthat kept him kick.; College 14-- 0 on a cold field The; lights Were turned on at the reported today; by Lyman Ilamb-lin- , out of the iinajpair of games for the season. He wasonejOf a large .F. liards; in Payson. All permits wili here. V , : number of:b2ys who went deerx hunting, and he received a back start jlof the second half and after! president of the unit. was The for game delayed sold to the opening of prior hunt is be The three-da- y injury, wherthe car in which he was riding, 'went but of control, the opening kickoff ' Army drove pheasant of hours wind because twp nearly i ; t j back to the Air Force 39 when an- scheduled Mov. , 8,- and 9, and tumbled down an embankment. the hunt and will not be avail-- , storms ip Davis County which land lit not is bid. is 'but home Late may ,be other fumble, ruined this the injury now, healed, Andjr The permits will be sold at able at the checking stations. held the bus carrying the ' up some time before this personable young athlete is "back on his in the third quarter, Mayo inter,! cost will $1. The Aggie permits players to jEphraim. ieet ytna. reaay to resume me wnere ne lett ott oeiore ine nunimg cepted an Anderson pass and' re- ROCCA VS. ZUMA , The" unit boundaries are Highsason turned 25 yards to Army's 31. Antonino NEW YORK (VF1) ' A X '. ';l J land Then came the. big break as Rocca, the South American wrest- NEW 1959 PLYMOUTH Canal, South boundary; West The M Men ' Basketbal program gotVunder way ' ;the past week Johnjj Baucom of Air Force west Salem Club Sedan boundary; lmg idol, opposes Manuel Zuma of .Mountain, with thousands of young players in the largest basketball league in Don Usfy's fumble on the Argentina at : Madison' ' arid east Unit boundary Square Hunting $2445.00. the world getting r&ady for the stiff competition that kill !be; brought Army. 3'2j and Air, Force Was on Unit north Nov. 13, in a show that Benjamin HuntingGarden, to a conclus,ion in the mammoth Tournament in March. ANDERSON'S the way again. . l, replaces the cancelled Ray Robin-- t boundary. now of the many coaches, locally at least, are lookRight it Air 241 WEST CENTER will be strictly patrollTjie-tmGreaves boxing match ing forward to the. baskctbal clinic that will be conducted at Force Army ed during the hunt. BYU on November 14. This all day affair will include j 11 2 downs IN First ENTRIES IRyN strations and lectures by Coach Stan Watts, genial round man 124 96 ATLANTA, Ga. (UPI) Tommy Rushing yardage of the Cougar Staff, and a full scale scrimmage by the BYU ' ACT NOW ! LIMITED OFFER ! ' 130 90 Passing-yardagof Purcellville, Va., was Irwin V ''. ; Varsity; ;!., j 7 among the latest entriesin the Coaches are thrilled with the prospect and feel, that it will give, Passes 1 0 Nov. 22 national championship Passes by intercepted: them a new insight into some modern ways of coaching in this volun-j-. 7 300 - mile late model stocX cat j.. Punts ULVi teer organization. It is ia fine "gesture on the part of Coach Watts' o ' 4 at lost the Atlanta International races? j i'. .' Fumbles; and his Staff..' ' i It - ' , i 13-1- 3. last-perio- - . ' the-boy- " '' s letes - i . JSf1- " SUNDAY HERALD ' F . ,- - v i . 5 ' LEHI Lehi's .magnificiently-inspire- d American Fork here Friday afterPioneers scored a stun- noon in their traditional grid ning 32-- 7 upset victory over battle. halftime a, 20-- 7 Jumping m Crittenden's Coach J crew won going away, as Brent Allred led the waj by scoring two touchdowns, one of them1 on :a gallop in; the second quarter and the other on a plunge in the third. 21-- 0 Great punting by Brent Peterson kept the Cavemen backed up' NEPHI The Juab Wasps against their goal line for much. proved superior both on the land of the third quarter. Peterson also and in the air Saturday when scored a' touchdown in the third , they blanked North Sanpete High, quarter and fired a past i 21-Two Nephi TDs and one conto Ben Woolseyj for another one. version came from passes. f j The Rams felt .the first Wasp Cotton bulled oyer from the North stinger early in the game when Sanpete five yard stripe, The Richard Park icaught a pass from Wasps were successful in convcrt-- j Phil Sperry and ambled over the ing all of their scores for 1, the. line. Nephi did , it again in the extra point. To of these extra third period when Sperry's rifle tallies-camon plunges by Cot- - . in" arm found a target the hands ton and the other on a pass from of Mike Garrett in the Ram end Sperry to Murray This was the zone. first time in a five year period r The third Nephi marker came that the Wasps were able to overin the final, quarter as Michael turn the Rams. -- into-lead- Horth Sanpete Gets Stung By , J ,f 40-ya- rd six-ya- rd Wasps 40-ya- rd 0. . ; e ; o 4 " rescen 1 - Skyline Cbnferenqe tai Review 'Poke'Gase "' i SETS THE 8 . . i . FASHION PACE . j e . FOR , ML - i . : - s ; I t hard-runnin- j , i I. J f v - j MEN'S - ALAjw Payson Posted Hunting Unit 1500 'Permits Go On Sale For - j Ramblers Defeat Snow College . ' i , r patterns that are The style' leaders, mark our showing ! ' of Crescent Parks this sea- son. Here is a completel .i vpriety of the newest tn Suiting for your selection. Come In and look them . .. over now I - I. Tailored and Styled fpf men Who care V. Unusual . 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