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Show 8 Colorado St. - - - 7 Utah State - 31 BYU Denver - - - - Oregon Arizona - Wyoming - - 8 s 17 14 21 Now Mexico 23 Army - - -California - a3 li j3 17 Tex. Western 19 -- Washington - 14 Pitt. - - - - -- 14 Micfclr; 28 Ohio State - - 14 Purdiio - - - - - 51 10 Southern Cal. - Syracuse -Kansas - - 9 Stanford -- CUtEi. 18 Idaho - - - Utah 15 32 Montana H -- Air Force 27 --- - Oklahoma - - Navy - -- BYU -- 20 0, -- - r-- To Colorado f 5. V- By STEVE. SMILANICTI United Fres International Or SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) ! tossed veriauie barrage, gon - Li ' L " ' - , - 7 - - '.-- - . 4( 20-1- 7 r. ' ! s ) . ; ' , r V' - C s ' ' -- f i 25,-8- "-- r- ' - ? ; ' ' ' , u' A st"r thrill-backe- a pass intercepted. ....... then having . '. . . ., CSU'i line held at tne one any ' . " '.. 15-ya- rd . ' ' '' "' 'i'-'- ' . i S momentum., But Brigham Young seemed fated to ' throw away the game. In the third period Belln a p fumbled, and CSU end John Nelson recovered on the BYU 23. Brigham Young promptly got itself penalized to the" 11, again for v ";' the second period, uut men Brigham Young moved 4a yards I in eight plays, getting good gains from halfback Jack Glfford and quarterback Bud Belnap, with Glf dive over jngnt ford's1 one-yar- d guard producing six points., Brent Hancock kicked the extra point. CSU did not cross mlfleld n the first half, and never once movea Into scoring position on Its own Jn - ' ' t is - A ' t' lip- it ' . ,1 Mwfr , . Dfclc Groat - CSU for even some BYU They may have something there, Scoring: American Leaguers contend 'that no fewer than six BYU Gifford fared have would considerably National League clubs two kick) And the better than" all right in the junior; circuit. CSU Brown 4 the Cubs and Phillies, were thoroughly from they exclude, Crider) . . capable of stirring up trouble. ' i 1 run Grayson and Jones, Oregon' ' speed demon haWbacka and field general Dave Gross wrecked Utah's hopes of an upset In the final minutes of we content. Grosx scored two of Oregon's touchdowns. . GraySon gained 165 yards in 20 carries while teammate Jonet pi&ed jup 109 In 17 tries. : orayson ripped up the mlddlo arid scored standing up from 17 j. yards out to score the deciding touchdown .with six minutes remaining in the game. The play q apped an 84yard march. ' Minutes before Utah ha dtaken . aj 4 lead when ; quarterback Terry Nofsinger passed 61 yards to halfback Jerry Overton and Gary Chestang kicked the extra n-n- pitcnerana i Uta think (Gates pass ".7 EAST Missouri 21, Penn St. 8 Boston U. 20, Holy Cross 14 Yale 9, Brown 0 Dartmouth 15, Pennsylvania 0 Cornell 15, Bucknell T Lehigh 39, Colgate 22. Massachusetts 27, Harvard 0. Rutgers 19, Connecticut 6 Maine 27," Vermont 0 Princeton 49, Columbia 0 Purdue 21, Notre Dame 19 Iowa 42, Northwestern 0 Syracuse 14, Kansas 7. Minnesota 42, .Indiana 0 Detroit. 26,- Xavier (Ohio) '6 Ohio Wesleyan 40, Capital! 7 Michigan State 24, Michigan 17 Illinois 33, W. Virginia 0 Ohio U 25, Kent State 8 Oklahoma 15, Pittsburgh 14 Iowa State 35, Marquette , 10, Nebraska 7 extending I r " T m ' " I Riverside CC Sets Golf est V j . ' 1 , p". V- 1, gm QlMTTfl Sn National Leaguers have a strong argument here. It wouldn't be at all difficult to go along with lt ; r ' - Wasps " ' ' ' iii '' Sting BY High -- " ' 11 iv-aa 19-1- nt down two plays later when he took a 28 yard pass from Wilson in the end zone Wyoming, whose backfield late in the first half after Juab made its third recovery ot The BY High Wildcats," sleeping had BY 45 ,. minutes, a High fumble and penetrated kittens for the, first ' line.; At that inside the became 'growling mountain lions stiffened Wildcat defense the when the lower classmen took over, point only to lose 3342 to the Juab. Wasps and the Wasps momentarily lost their sting. ' Saturday.' :f penand Starting from ' their own seven, Hampered by fumbles comwere with only three minutes left in the alties, the Wheats most the home team moved for pletely outclassed, throughout some half, two "consecutive first downs on the before c:- - tie game- played ' of Marion Stadium. Bently. running fans at; Cougar Freshman halfback Doug Young As the period ended, the Wild- eats still had the ball but had beenscampered 64 yards51'through Juab left seconds mi shed back .from the 40 yard res.erves with only on ;the clock to excite a crowd that line to 'the 27. Tht TialfHiTK had .been Jolted . minutes before " ' " wrtr was 0 for -Vn sophomore" halfback Rod juah Rugged Alex Andrus played his Jor22nson circled his own, right Wilda first. usual and 23 strong game in the Une but for end yards ' ' no . was match for the larcer. visit- t cat touchdown, 10-ya- rd -- r - 6C-- , 19-- - . 0 Wildcats showed fccif " - ; ensen; i:ie isay mwic-i- u Ekins. Hansen, Ballif; 1:32 Poppen; Ashton; 1:40 Fowler, Clark; 1:48 Lentz, Joyce Moore, Geniel Ekins-Jac- k 1:24 Betty Hansen-Jo- e ge k game-winnin- J rl . us t . - ;.: ai-ya- rd .. ; , i: ', 7 EL PASO, Tex., (UPI) - ' before 12,000 fans. The lobos led at the half 17-- 7 WEST V K..' Bradshaw scored three touch Army 28, California 10 downs. The: last one came in the Navy 15, Washington 14 fourth quarter when he barreled Wichita 14, Montana 3 7 the one to climax a over State Kansas Colorado 27, drive. Furman passed for t wo 4iS, Colorado Western Idaho State extra points, 21. Montana 18, Idaho 14 Bobby Santiago New Mexico's Air Force 32, Stanford 9 fleet halfback, opened the scoring Utah State 38, Denver 8. in the first quarter when he dashGamei a touchdown. ed Friday's , for Miami fFIa.) 29 North Carolina 12 George Frlbcrg converted to Louisville 40 Bradley 6 a 0 lead. Lobos give the 33 13 McMurry Chattanooga 23-1- 7 76-ya- rd 7-- 7 Carthage 20 16 6 A&M Morehouse Alabama ..."!... 21 East. Kentuckv 19 Murrav St. National Football League Alabama St. 32 Xavier (La.) 14 Coffevville JC 39 El Dorado JC 0 By United Press International Fresno State 33 Santa Barbara 15 Philadelphia 27 Dallas 25. Culver-Stockto- n Pro Grid Results - i f - 3--U 3 2-3- 2-- 3 penalized Sooners. Oklahoma got Its vital two points with a fake play after second team halfback Don Dickey . ran around end for the Sooners second touch down. With guard Karl - Mllstead standing as if sto kick the extra point, alternate quarterback uen nett Watts' rose from the placement position and dashed around Billy HESPERIA, Calif. (UPI) right end to give Oklahoma- the on hold of losthii Provo, 4 Johnston lead it needed to win.. lies-perthe in $20,000 second place Statistics: Oklahoma Pittsburgh Open Saturday when he shot 2 2. a- par-7in second round play, 17 First downs . 256 250 Johnston, who was tied in second Rushing yardage 116 place Friday with a 69, fell five 65 Passing yardage . 8 5 strokes off the pace. He has a le Passes 1 total of 141. Passes intercepted by . 0 4 0 .Tom Nieporte, Broiixville, N.Y., , Punts ii 0 0 leading at the halfway mark Fumbles lost 15 a with 30 Yards penalized Johnston Loses Hold On 2nd Spot In HesperiaOpen - 15-1- la 36-ho- 4-- 9-1- 5-3- 5-- 6. ( Upsets Sweep Across College Gridiron Scene . By JOE SARGIS United Press International national champion Defending Syracuse, bidding tor us straight title, finally got rolling in the second half to defeat dangerous but such powers as Kansas, 14-Washington, Northwestern, Pitts burgh' and Notre Dame were caught in a wave of upsets whicn sWept across the college football scene Saturday. Ernie Davis, Syracuse power- house halfback, ground out 123 yards in 17 carries and scored the winning touchdown late in the fourth period to give the isew xorx State Orangemen their second straight victory. Kansas, ranked fifth in the nation, by the- united 7, - , 6-- Heidt-Georg- 7-1- 2.3 10-ya- rd - 72-ya- rd . , Texas Western's miners came back strong in' the second half Saturday on the pasing ofc quarterback John Thurman and the running of full back Charlie- Bradshaw to down the Unversity of New Mexico Ruth Balltf-GeorPoppen-Do- n Eleanor e Ashton-PetEllie Fowler-Berne- ll Myrle Carolyn Clark-DicOrabel Lentz-Duk- e Moore-Jo- e Moore. 1:56 Marilyn Kirkpatrick-Bo- b Margaret Aikens- Kirkpatrick; Bob Aifcefcs; 2:08 Edith Stem-E-d statistics Eleanor Moss-EaMoss; . Arizona Wyoming Stein, Johnson-MarcCatherine 2:16 W 9 First downs Johnson, Martha Shepherd- - H jV 201 70 xRushing yardage 2:24 Doris Young- 127 Shepherd: 178 e passing ' yardage Press International board of coacn-Heid-t; Harryl Young; Avis 2 9 passes 2:32 Lee Noyes-Bo- b Noyes, es, tallied its only TD in the first 1 0 Passes intercepted by y Rogers-Scullthrep minutes of the game and Lou Rogers Punts: Howard-Jackson then never got close again. 2:40 Gloria Fumbles lost . Endsd Endsley-FreFirst Touchdown 35 Howard, Pat 15 Varda'neiialized e Fullerton-JoSyracuse, ranked No. 1, scored ley; 2:48 Virginia Evans-Gene its first TD i n the third period Fullerton. Marilyn n Clark-Sta. . when quarterback Dave barette ...sit. vt. Evans; 2:56 Dorothy crowd irom oozing wiui ma iaii Ash- - conected on a pass to, end Carol Ashworth-Jo- e footwork, running back punts a! Clark, 3:08 Ken Ericson. Davis wrapped up Verna Garrett-We- s uam uic worth; evening. .But w.wasn; Harmon-Bud the winning drive by buckHar Ruth Wildcat Garrett, last two minutes that-tThs izx over from ost den. average and sported a line all Arizona had punished the towards night, was driving again touchdown when quarterback chuck Lamsotf fumbled on Ariz0nas 39, ismay recovered and agam & was a Wilson pass for vrds to gThompson that set touchdown up ' . By LARRY WOODWARD Christ- - D aryl Chris tensen-Culle- n 200-poui- id 33-1- 2 point'.: the Football Roundup following spnted Allen-Gle- ui Thriller . Awards for the year also wm Ww ! 4 . . . - With six minutes -gj McMillan, ganl Roy brilliant and the shortstop, Post son game, a 47 yard matches. go - the from The foursome schedule: havesure been . i The PiratesT. . ., ofjhemsehrej. i" D899 Neva Thomas-Re- x outset and won't Choke up in tne W oria oeries. Wilson to halfback Joe Hernan- n Allen; Thomas, Doris . ine Jriraies nave pitcximg, fvvu i.. , 7 idez set up tne loucnuuwu wmtu 12:56 Coralee Murphy r Warner nvnat la an msni rational leader ana snorxsiop Mu AriTona in a 4 score Tolbee-KeTolboe; halfback Murphy. JoeLarsen-Stev- e Hoak saw Don 'while never" lack' 20,000 of will A crowd The outfit fight 325. tinff Larsen, 1:08 Ellen , 16-1- field goal had Chestang's 0 in the first ; lead a given Utah score the and Oklastayed mat . quarter NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) intermission. homa used a tricky extra point way through Statistics: play to overcome Pittsburgh, 3 0 7 717 Utah o o o 14 in a tightly contested battle before Oregon: 52.000 here Saturday. Utah Chestang, FG 31. Grosz 1 run (kick Oregon The. victory was the first of the " .. season for Coach Bud Wilkinson's failed). Uieshiro 96 kickoff return Utah Sooners" and left sophomorish r (Chestang ick).1 still three winless run after Grosz (Jones run). Pittsburgh Oregon 60 pass from Utah Overton. tries. kick). Neither team took a command Nofsinger (Chestang 17 RU (kiclc Grayson Oregon ing lead throughout the game and it gave the fans the thrills of a failed). Utah Oregon contest that could have gone either 13 22. the match First downs way, The closeness 332 132 was shown in the "total rushing Rushing yardage 46 125 yardage. Pittsburgh gained 256 Passing yardage L. yards on the ground to Oklahoma's Pajises 250. Pitt has the edge on passing, Punts 0K 0 Fumbles lost gaining 116 yards to 65 for the Yards CS 56 74-yar- , "I j Battle To Texas Western 21-1- Ohio State 20, USC 0 WlHlams' and Musial and tne pitcmng arms 01 .wie comeback. the and Simmons, McDaniel a 5l ended Brogllo, Jackson, Sdwnccovery BUI f Ua roverv bv Tha tmhu .www ' . against tne JIUV TinfiArat pmnlovpd V", ismay( a senior tackle promotea Pirates; had the hitting of barker, Moon aname A Scotch Foursome, sponsored the Riverside Country Club, hv Mays, and- --the hittind --and Arizona, -a team that... professes ,4tfc W"fphiW KMkW-,'Mi. ..4. be held today at the Timp will t'"?""0. and uavenport, dui wew uuu a owixw xw w Kirkland fVmrse.McCk)vey, Cepeda, lame-throwe- rs ; New Mexico Loses Collegiate Grid Scores , Oriole 15-1- . - j a g j , Sooners Edge PROVO. UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2; 1960 Arizona Drops Wyoming Score - ' xcic- - x 15-1- 4, National Leaguers argue, and not without y strong has been asleep in more points, that the American League beating the recent years. They point to the National more to money American to the California gold mines, remind you invested and extended farm systems. They the American- was slower to accept Negro players that tAvrk taii fit a' rnrrent scOurit. 37 to 18. 21-1' 9 Where- the Yankees prevailed' largely because two By ana . PPU Cleveland uetron, SOUTH supposed contenders, Pittsburgh managers, 0, Mississippi State Tennessee extent swapped that an they such Mlnner TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) opthe State 26, Virginia smacked or Carolina No. rougher with own either held its Williams recovered a fumble on 13, Clemson Virginia Tech 7 one yard line and the Wyoming what the scooted Into the end zone to give Florida 18, Georgia Tech 17 Compare the Pirates' opposition with 6 TTndrafelHr fit. AHwYnfl All UD- - Georgia 38, South Carolina Yankees had to contend with. That would start with the 6. VMI 21, Richmond Braves and a batting order including tfruion, .ranaau,. get 2M9 victory over the defend , MIDWEST Mathews. Aaron, Covington and Adcock and the stickout ing skyUe Conference cham Wisconsin 6 A pnuw;. '"f.fJF neraiu-ur- ' ' 4 3-- ; - fiilly Meacham (19), while Pitt end moves to give uox scoring room, In run (HancocK . Jastnembski lies on the ground Pitt 08 07 0 0 8 0 7 0 1 -- , ., SCORES PANTHER TOUCHDOWN Pittsburgh half- Lhack Fred Cox took a nass from quarterback Jim TVaf iVnrif nnH unamnerfid for the Panthers' first score against Oklahoma in tne second quarter, rut enq sieve illegal substitution. The Brown slanted over left tackle for CSU's touchdown. Quarterbackf Joe Crider, rolling out to his right in hopes of passing for two touchdowns, ran into the arm's of J two BYU tacklers. But he wormed free, whipped the ball away, and Gates leaped high for the enough to make the catch winning two points. Brigham Young dominated play in the fourth period, but could not break down the now inspired CSU line, ' led by guard Nick Kohles and end Duane Knox. d 130-pou- nd , , 46 . . -- . Dave Gray-io- n triggered by land Cleveland Jones, it Utah Saturday night to score a 7 In tcrfcctlonai win over tht under;vv dog Utei. Th XDuckif outplayed during mucli of the gtm by the fired up ' Wei, pushed across pair of fourth quarter touchdowni to gala thehard fought victory beforo fans In Ute Stadium, The lead changed hands thret fourth tlmof In the sixth iti period ii Oregon gained will in seven meetlngi between the two ichools,' However, Utah halfback Stanley Ulihiro, a speedster, pro vided the biggest thrill Lof the evening when ho returned an Oregon kickoff 68 yard! for a touch; down which gave the home team a "' Bricrham Young had lcf than no excuse for' losing, The Cougars turned themselves back at the CSV eight in the first ilperiod by; drawing a legal sub'stltutlon penalty, and ' - tcatbackf f , battle-hardene- ' 9 -- 1 Upends Utes - I: 7 Air Attack i .4, . Wiur VnrW --- By Oregon Sports Editor NewHpapcr Enterprise Absh. (UP- DNational Lcaffucr, from FORT COLLINS Colo. confined mpvv vnRK fNFiA) State Unlvmity, down to, the Philadelphia batboy, Colorado o iti own territory virtually the president Warren Gilesreason why the Pirates hould 'beat whole game, gained an Sky-give you an excellent e Scries .seven-framWorld the Yankees in the upcoming ine Conference triumph Saturday niffht over Briifham Young by vlror through an entire season. Their contention is that Pittsburgh barges into the ue of BYU crron, two Hashing d run by halfback Rich Brown, and set opening at Forbes Field on Oct. 5 the idea is a leaping catch by wlngback ward against 'superior opposition. In other words, that the Buccaneers consistently beat better clubs than Gatci. 8-- 7 4 Notro Danio - - 7 Lend Help liy II AIUtY GRAYSON Stoto-r-2- A Drop yg Errors j 15 -- rrd victory ran the Syracuse undefeat ed streak to 19,!games carrying over to the 1959 Reason. Washington, the top team in the West and ranked third nationally, fell to Navy,; 1544, oh a fourth quarter field goal; sixth ranked Northwestern was! buried by eighth ranked .Iowa, 42-Pittsburgh and bowed to Oklahoma, Notre Dame was humiliated by 0; 15-1- 4, Purdue, In other gamesj involving ranked teams, Florida tripped ninth rankJ 51-1- 9. and 10th ed Georgia Tech, ranked Clemson shaded. Virginia ' . Tech, 13-, Hero Navy Right end Grem Mather was Navy's hero. With only 14 seconds left to play, Mather booted a field goal from 32 yards out after the Middies had recovered a Wash-ington fumble on the 24. The Mid dies . scored four plays later but the goal was disallowed and Math er was called on for his key kick. 18-1- 7, 7. , of ' kicking for a after, Iowa1 scored almost at will pointer insteadto fullback Jon as Northwestern played without tie by passing ' star quarterback Dick Thornton, Clemson, favored by 14 points. out with a muscle pull. t had all it could do to contain Vir Sooners Win out Oklahoma, beaten last week by ginia Tech and finally won r Shing-leLowndes Northwestern, used a tricky extra when quarterback two second of scored the second point play to beat Pittsburgh, me two touchdowns with four minutes half their winning Sooners got the' game. His winning tally in left Bennett points when quarterback d dash. in a came his from placement Watts rose made CaliArmy Elsewhere, play the conversion, position on third straight victim, following their second score and fornia its undera Missouri?; end. dashed around right 21-.MichPenn State, upset Purdue's explosive boilermakers, dog, Michinever letting up for- a single min igan State beat arch rival Minnesota buried Inute, kept pouring iton in a wild gan, ; the Air Force routed second period to hand Notre uame diana; 32-Dartmouth, defeatStanford, Poor 16 years. it worst: defeat in 15-Princeton ed the Pennsylvania, plus passing and . fumbles, 0 In a game of, Columbia, of a number plastered slashing running Tennessee as rated the "pick 'em"; the Purdue backs proved State battled to Irish's undoing. Notre Dame scor and Mississippi Duke scoreless a beat, Marytie; ed twice in the first period and 20-a field day had Georgia then didn't score again 'until late land, ; 'IllinSouth Carolina, against in the game. West whitewashed ois Virginia, Unset Victory . 33-Ohio State played a poor host Florida scored its upset victory to Southern California, beating, the ver Georda Tech on a and Colorado beat wnWstnn nlav with lust 32 sec viistors, 20-27-in ether iz? onds left - to play. Quarteifcack Kansas State, Mac-Bet- h. B -- four-yar- . : 23-1- four-poi- 0; nt 8 - , 24-1- 7; 42-0- 9; 0; 49-- , 7; 33-6- 'Captain Jerry Mauren set the pace for his Iowa teammates in their big victory over Northwestern by scoring twice before the same was fix ctotti eld. There Leny Lfoertoitf west fcr ft 0; two-poi- nt 0; 7, two-casi-tf. . |