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Show 0 J Utah 37 --- --- -- 4-21 Arizona - - - - - 27 NevJVlexico - - 25 Utah State - - - 45 Southern BYU Wyoming - -- - 21 Idaho State -- - - 7 Dulce - -- - -- - -- - -- Marvl 7 Alabama SMU- 0 Georgia"---- -r-- ---21 Washington--- - 7 Penn State - -- 41 Army Purdue----- 7 Navy------ 7 Wake -- ------- 40 Forest--1- 4 Ls Cougars Game Ends With -- Caf--1- ----- 4 Texqs-------- 7 -35 - 0 Thri 1W Oregon - - - - - -- 1 3 Iowa State - - - 35 Oklahoma -- - 7 Villanova - - - - 24 Syracuse - -- - 3 VMI T " Oregon State - 39 25 ' i! BYU On Arizona's 3 0 ---- ----- . Yard-Lin- e Over 25,000 fans, ' the largest The Ariz. (UPI game- crowd ever in TucUniversity of Arizona stopped a opening son, saw the heavily favored Wildlast ditch rally by Brighanv Young cats fight from behind twice to UU LUC nuuva . (JlUVcrslhjr win the first Western Athletic Conof the final ference jame for the two schools. on the line play; yard ' to earner Saturday nicht preserve Cougar Tailback Eldon Fortie was aim st the whole BYU offense as he scored two touchdowns, passed for the third and accounted for 353 yards through the air and on the ground. A pass interference penalty gave the Cougars the ball on the Arid 45-- 7 zona four yard line with left but a running play was able to net only one yard as the gun ' Utah sounded. BOISE ) -- Ida- (UPI) State Aggie's handed Dee Andros BYU, a heavy underdog, scored his first defeat as a head coach the first time it got possession, Saturday, crushing his fumbling- driving 76 yards in seven plays Idaho Vandals , 45-- 7 with a power-- with Fortie scoring from the one- ful air and ground attack.,' yard line. Hie Aggies lield the ; Vandals Arizona had to wait until the scoreless until the final one min second period to tie the game when ute, II seconds of the game when quarterback Jim Faulks capped a quarterback Mike Whiles hit end drive by scoring on an Vern i Leyde with a pass. eight-yar- d sweep around left end.. touchdown It capped an Junior halfback Tom Kosser put drive, John Sitah kickedthe exinto the lead early in the Arizona, tra point. half by scooting 49 yards second So good was the Aggie defense for a touchdown. It was the longthat the Vandals threatened only est run from scrimmage in the one other time in the game..Then, game. quarterback Gary Gagnon fumWith Fortie doing the bulk of the line bled on the Aggie two-yar- d . march, the ball squirting into the ready carrying on the tiarwls nf Atftria nit a rtorha rlr .Tim Brigham Young tied the game at ' Fortie. scored from the one-yar- d Turner who ran 99 "yards for a line. touchdown. ; i.- Agaiu Arizona fought back with lumioie minuies Anotner drive and Faulks leading a earlier set up the second Aggie d eight-yaran pass to jutouchdown of the game when full- tossing score. for the back .Bill Callahan grabbed it nior, Gary Kenley ' aim Udsucu do jratus vu pajruu h Brigham Young stormed right on two plays after Arizona back to hold did Vandals manage The, safe had taken the lead Fortie passed the Aggies down to a to Doran Merkley for and ty in the third period, that occur- the BYU score. final fumNacoarato Rich when ring bled an Aggie punt in his own Arizona, , displaying more of an -- i ; offensive punch than was expected, end zone.Idaho fumbled six times in the drove 71 yards for the final - TD game and lost the ball three times with Faulks scoring from one yard that way. Utah State fumbled out. three times and lost but Idaho Kenley, who had kicked three was unable to capitalize on the previous conversions, missed his recoveries. . fourth, which kept BYU hopes alive until their final drive was stopped Statistics: ' short. Utah 7 0 7 721 BYU State Idaho 0 7 14 627 UA ................ 22 .13 First downs BYU Fortie 1 run (Baker 139 224 TUCSON, - Aggies Crush Idaho M If ! v - PRO VP. UTAH. COUNTY. UTAH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1962 yft one-secon- . ' V - ! . ' - LARAMIE, Wyo. (UPI) JsTew the opening game of the new : j to victory over Western Athletic Conference. Fumbles plagued the Lobos' to win possessive fourth period effort j Wyoming, Saturday r 25-2- 1, - pwiii " 62-ya- rd n vv. ; rd 80-ya- rd -- 71-ya- rd 14-1- 4. ; fans (here Saturday in what had been billed as a possible preview 60-ya- rd of the 1963 Rose Bowl game. 25-2- It was the largest opening day crowd in Washington's history. Both teams had opportunities to iyin. but could not penetrate the other's defense when it count . " int 62-yar- ds - -- " Rushing yardage 190 Passing yardage 21 Passes attempted 11.. Passes completed Passes intercepted by 2 Punts 3 Fumbles lost 6 Yards penalized Fumbles returned yards 2-- 38 64 , 7-- 41 .6--3 3-- 10-9- 1-- 5 0 2-1- 69 WSU Wins 19 7 1 1 UA ley). Faulks 8 run (kick Ken- 7-2- - '. ..-::.- Over eye-jpoppin- non-conference junior quarterback Gary Hertzfeldt leading) the way. A record opening crowd of saw Uta score its first vic tory over Colorado in Jsait 25,-.8- 78 Ke and spoil Bud Davis' debut as new Buffalo head coach. City since By, United Press International National League " -! W. L. Pet. GB 99 55 ,643 ... Angeles 4 Francisco x-S- an 96 53 94 62 90 65 82 74 79 75 78 77 60 92 57 99 38 116 Pittsburgh Milwaukee t. Louis x-S- - UA Kosser run (kick 49 Ken- ley). .623 .603 .581 .526 .513 .503 .395 .365 .247 3 6i 9 18 20 "if 21 ' Fortie 1 1-- 46 2-3- 1 - 25-ya- rd rd 195-pou- nd 38 43 61 5) ines 0 r (0-0- hs (8-1- 0-1- ).. (9-15- ). w ; es 4) (14-11- (9-8- ). . ! x-L- os i 2) j Dakota Nebraska 53, South Texas Christian 6, Kansas 0 3 ets Rip Wake Forest 40 to 14 ingtn territory.. Boilermakers The WEST POINT, N.Y.j (UPI) Army paraded its mighty new three-teasystem f(!r the first time Saturday and crushed Wake in Paul DietzeFs Forest, 40-1-4, debut as head football coach at m 14-1- . i ' ':' ; ," , 6-- 14 2-- 48 ' Punts- - 3-- 14 3-- 8 i 2 7-- 33 4-4- Fumbles lost Yards penalized 6-- 2. 2-- Terry for three more runs in the American eighth before the league's top winner was replaced by Jim Bouton. Second Straight Th loss, second straight to Chicago; left the Yankees 4V2 games in front of the second- place1 Minnesota Twins in the American League race. The Yankees could clinch their 2th flag in the past 14 seasons by West Point. Operating oh the substitution pattern Dietzel developed during winning Sunday while Minnesota " seven highly successful seasons loSt. :' j at Louisiana Stkte, the Army Terty, seeking his 23rd victory, three- touch"regulars", scored held the Sox to three scattered downs under - the direction of hits until h walked lead-of- f batquarterback Joe Blackgrove and ter Al Smith in the seventh. Sucthe "go" team of .offensive spec- cessive singles by Mike Hersh-berge-? ialists got three more tout not and Luis Aparicio loaded even the defensive "Chinese bandits" could put a complete stop' : ; ' J - j . - ' ton in the fourth period to cut 4. Army's lead to WEST Purdue 7, Washington 7 New Mexico 25, Wyoming 21 26-1- Blackgrove and halfback John Seymore of the "'go" team shared individual honors. Blackgrove touchdown pass pitched a to end John Ellerson and scored run one himself on a three-yar- d while Seymour scored twice, once on a pass from Art Lewis and then on a sprint in the final period. . Statistics: , 10-rou- nd Missouri 21, California 10 UUh State 45, Idaho 7 Washington State 49, SanJose : bout. ar" v,. State. 8 ' Fosmire, 146, confused the wily Southern California 14, Duke 7 Mexican veterans with his south- Nevada 33, Redlands 0 on strong in Stanford 6 Tulane 3 paw style and came ' the final rounds to score his victory before a small hometown crowd at Boston Arena. , a fifth round knockout of TombWake The win gave Fosmire, at pres- stone Smith at Butte, Mont., Army Forest ent ranked eighth among the wel- Sept. 10. His overall record for t First downs 22 15, 47 ters by the World Boxing Asso- 10 years of campaigning now j Rushing yardage r 252 195 154 v j Passing "yardage , ciation, his 18th victory over a is 4. three-yea- r 3 's 8 career. was win the of Passes It professional biggest 0 Mexi3 career. of He "certain Passes seemed 146, Ortega, Tijuana, intercepted by ' co, had been the favorite going to. move up from his No.. 8 spot Punts 2 into the battle because of his im for a shot at champion Emile Fumbles lost 0 I Yards v SO 0 in his Griffitli. last ig!htf showing pressive penalized 27-ya- rd : 16-ya-rd 30-ya-rd ' . 86-4- Fos-mire- 11-1- 17-3- s " , 9-- 30 6-3- . ; 7 2-- 46 Zt 41 Passing yardage Passes Passes interegpjed by 3 . 107 0 20 Nittany Lions Blast Navy in Rout 41-- 7 White Sox Stall Yanks Drive For Pennant With 6-- 2 Win By United Press International The Chicago White Sox shelled Ralpji Terry for six runs in! the seventh and eighth innings Saturday and stalled the" New York Yankees pennant drive, A three-ru- n outburst in the seventh wiped out a 0 New York lead. The White Sox jumped on 2-- 1-- not could o. '. first half and Purdue recovered three of them all deep in Wash -- Mac kovie sent out a flood of passes after Army built up a 26-North" Carolina A & T 16, Tennes- -' 0 lead in the third period and see State 13 two for touchdowns, one of six Colorado Western 20, New Mexico yards to Jimmy Bedgood and another of 19 yards to Henry NewHighlands 0 Oklahoma 7, Syracuse 3 St. Augustine 42, Morris 0 . rs , New-Mexic- ' ' 9 UNIVERSITY the bases and jthe rookie Grovef Jones lofted a sacrifice fly to v score the first riin. Aparicio stole second as Charr ley Maxwell struck out and Jini Landis was safe, on rookie shortstop Phil Linz's wild throw tp first base, Hershberger scorini the tying run Nellie Fox singled home Aparicio with what proved the winning margin and saddled Terry with his 12th loss. Ray Herbert, who was lifted for a pinch hitter in the seventh, woe his 18th game of the season. The jTwins, imeanwhilei were beaten by the Baltimore Orioles, in the American League's only other day game. ' Jack Brandt and Jim Gentile homers for Baltimore! hit two-ru- n and Dave Nicholson hit one with the" bases' empty The win went to rookie John Miller, who made his first major league appearance g ivith la! relief stint. Harmon Killebrew hit a three-ru- n homer for all of Minnesota's ' runs. i I 5-- 3, three-innin- , Pa. PARK, ?enn State's Nittany Lions ripped Navy's ground and air defenses early and late: Sat urday to pile up an overwhelm7 ing conquest of. the; Middies and uphold their initial rating as the East's top team, The Lions, outclassed Navy's outmanhed team in every depart ment. And they looked best where it was figured they might be the weakest at quarterback, Pete Liske and 8 Ron Coates. State's two" under classmen sig nal callers,- gave their team and an" effective to go with a attack passing (UPI) Dodaers Post 100th Win, Move Closer To N Pen riant hit ' Unbeaten (UPI) Bob Fosmire of Boston, eighth ranked welterweight, scored , an unanimous deciupset sion over, Gaspar Ortega Saturday in their nationally televised BOSTON I per on Wake Forest's sophomore passer John Mackovic. SOUTHWEST v : 5-y- - ij ; - College Grief Scores Boston Bob Whips Ortega In TV Bout . rd . 0) : . .. (8-13- 3) j n, Colorado, hit hard before the season started by graduation and ineligibilities and Big Eight and NCAA penalties, made a great game of it in the first half, but Utah's depth and experience was too much in the second half. Utah opened the scoring when Hertzfeldt (Hertzfeldt run). field Utah Jefferson booted a Fleming 14 pass from goal. Seconds later, halfback Bill Hertzfeldt (Jefferson kick). Utah Harris swerved and scampered Spinazolla 12 pass from the 97 west his way Scalley (Jefferson kick). yards down Colorado sideline on the kickoff to give Safety on bad censhort-lived 3 a lead. ter, the Buffs Utah A great ScaHey 5 run (run punt to the Robinline by Utah's Jerry failed). Colorado Osborn 1 run (pass son helped set up Utah's second score. Doug Wasco blocked a failed). Attendance: 25. 878. Colorado punt on the 17 and Bud one over from yard Tynes plunged out to put Utah in front. Colorado struck back with speedster Leon Mavity scampering 31 yards for a score and then Hertzfeldt took over. Utah's offense netted 428 yards 4 (9-1- 2) starting position, a , City-Aguir- re (18-13- Hertzfeldt earned 9-- 16 8-- 21 (4-13- 3) 2' ed Washington lost a chance to go jahead just before the Imter-missiowhen Norton's field goal attempt from the 20 was wide. The Huskies moved into the lead when they drove 76 yards to a touchdown after the opening kick-with fullback Bob Monroe off, 9 15 7 7- -7 Utah carrying the ball in from) two 7 6 0 821 Colorado yards, out. ; Scoring: Monroe, Charlie Mitchell' Bill FG 25 Jefferson Utah Sile: and Jim Stiger cut through Colorado Harris 97 kickoff the Purdue defense like jsteak return (Cessarek kick). knives slicing' tender beef, and ft , Utah Tynes 1 run (kick fail- looked like the Huskies were off ed). to a flying start. Colorado Mavity; 31 run (kick But then a bad case of butter-fingefailed). The Hushit Jefferson 67 pass from kies fumbledWashington. Utah in the four 7-- 6-- 2, 1 (0-1- Buffs at formance 21-1- 64-ya- rd (7-13- York-Steeve- triumph"' over the Boulder, Colo; That per- Utes to a run (Baker touchdowns in the second quarter to jull the XJtes out of danger kick). 8 UA pass from after the pesky Buffs had taken Kenley a 13--9 lead. Faulks (kick Kenley). :t 62 from BYU Hertzfeldt pitched a pass Merkley touchdown strike to sophomore Fortie (kick Baker). 1 failrun UA Faulks end Roy Jefferson and followed (kick aerial to senior with a ed). Attendance: 25,100. end Marv 'Fleming. The two scores gave, ytah a 3 half time Statistics:. Arizona BYU advantage. 22 9 The First downs quarterback 254 215 from Ghico, Calif., duplicated last Rushing yardage ' Passing yardage " 130 207 year's effort jwhen he pitched the while Colorado picked up 311. Passes 3 Passes intercepted by 1 Punts 0 1 Fumbles lost ' 21 57 Yards penalized Brown 6, Colgate 2 By United Press International EAST Temple 14, Kings Point 3 Boston U. 23; Buffalo 7 Massachusetts 10, Maine 0 West Liberty 22 Salem 7 Villanova 24,i Virginia Military Ouachita Baptist 7 Miss College 0 Institute 0 80 74 .519 10 West Virginia 26, Vanderbilt 0 Virginia Union 37 Shaw 0 7 76 79 .490 14 Baltimore Penn State 41, Navy MIDWEST 75 80 ,484 1512 Tufts 30, Bates 12 Indiana 21, Kansasa State 0 74 81 .477 VoVz Ohio Wesieyah 7, Carnegie Tech 0 Northwestern 28, South Carolina 69 85 .448 21 City 20 Boston College 27, Detroit 0 :. 58 98 .372 33 14 Forest Wake 40, Army Washington (Mo.) U. 33, MissGame Northeastern 28, Rhode Island 0 ouri Mines 20 - Saturday's Results Delaware 27, Lehigh 0 Lawrence 17, , Cornell College 8 Bucknell 22, Gettysburg 2i Chicago 6 New York 2 Miami (Ohio) 16, Quantico Mar- ' BYU Baltimore 5 Minnesota 3 Cleveland at Los Angeles, night Detroit at Kansas City, night Chicago Boston at Washington, night New York" Game Sunday's Probable Pitchers New York at Chicago-Staffor-d Saturday's Results t (13-8- ) ). vs. Wynn York 2 -- 1 Chicago 9 New ' 0 Kansas at Detroit Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh j ). vs. Pfister Cincinnati at Philadelphia; night (14-8- ) at Boston Los Angeles at St. Louis, night Washington - Schwall vs. Osteen Wood or ) San Francisco at Houston; night . ). V Pitchers Sunday's Probably Geveland - at Los Angeles-Donova- n Chicago at 'New (20-9- ) (0-or Latman vs. or Berberman ) (11-5). vs. McBride Foss e Baltimore - Stig-ma- n Philadelphia-O'toolat Minnesota at Cincinnati (11-5(11-8). (16-1vs. Estrada vs. Short ) Milwaukee at Pittsburgh-ShaMonday's Games . (15-9- ) ). Kansas City at - Baltimore night vs. Friend Louis-PodrLbs Angeles at St. (Only game scheduled) (13-1FRIDAY'S RESULTS vs. Jackor Richert (5-). National League son ' Houston-O'Dell New York 4, Chicago 1. San Francisco at (18-1vs. Bruce Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati 6. i Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 3. Monday's Games St Louis 11, Los Angeles 2. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. ; San Francisco 11, Houston 5. (Only game scheduled) American League ! American League W. L. Pet. GB Chicago 7, New York 6. 91 65 .583 ... Detroit 6 Kansas City 1. New York ; 87 70 .554 k Boston 4, Washington 1. Minnesota 83 71 .539 7 Baltimore 3, Minnesota 2. Angeles ' 83 73 ,532 8. Cleveland 9, Los Angeles 6. Chicas x-Ni- 948 Hertzfeldt, the! lanky signal caller with the penchant for , the big play, passed for two quick Baseball Standings ! g 24-1- turned three pass Interceptions and a recovered fumble and a bad pass from center Into touchdowns Saturday as the Cougars trounced San Jose State 49-- 8 in a football game. x-L- os r;.'vv , 14-ya- PULLMAN. Wash. tUPI) Washington S t a t e University , ,; --- By United Press International SALT LAKE City (UPI) Utah offense uncovered an 37-2-1 ; rolled a to and Saturday downover opening gartie victory trodden Colorado University with 67-ya- 48-- 8 Spartans kick). Hertzfeldt Leads Utes To 3 1 Victory Over Buffs ; Washington, Purdue Battle To 7--7 Tie Before 55,800 7-- HE BRINGS IT IN TO SCORE Jim Ottman, New Mexico left halfback pulls down a touchdown pass from right halfback Bobby Santiago for the Lobos' first score in their game with Wyoming Saturday. New Mexico won the tilt 1 in a smashing upset and wreaked added havoc to the Cowpokes by placing at least three of their top gridders on the injury list. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) . costing them one chance for score and almost handing Wyo- in a hard- ing the ball game " fought conjtest goal-lin- e But, a fourth-perio- d . stand broke Wyoming's back and provided an upset victory for The Cowboy s were preseason i favorites to grab the WAC title New Rexico's win resulted take advantage of their good luck from standout performances by the first two times. But they capi- backs Bobby Santiago, Jim Ott talized on the third recovery when man, Bucky Stallings and Jim Tom! Yakubowski crashed over Cromartie. from 'two yards out. Santiago provided the; bie thrilf 10:52 left in the second per with Earlier Purdue recovered a iod when' he. returned a kickoff on the 35, but Washington fumble 97 a score. The run fell for, yards three straight pass plays failed to click. Purdue threatened again two yards short of the War Memearly in the second period when orial Stadium record, established Nat Jackson recovered Mitchell's by former Poke tailback Harry bobble on the Husky 14. Washing- ueldein against Utah in 1951. Although New Mexico drew ton's defense rose up and stopped first blobd when the speedy San Purdue on the five. . But two plays later Martin Wy- - tiago flipped a running pass to att fumbled, and the Boilermak Ottman for 60 yards and a touchers recovered on Washington's down, with 3:46 left in jthe first 3 four. Purdue's touchdown came quarter, Wyoming held a halftime lead. after, an off side penalty movjed r. Statistics: Purdue half the distance to the . ':' " New goal line. Mexico Wyoming The Boilermakers also missed 13 13 a field goal attempt when Omer First downs 186 252 Rushing yardage Ohl f ailed to make good from 110 69 the Washington 21 in the first per Passing yardage 5 Passes '! iod. Passes 0 intercepted by Statistics: .Fumbled lost 0 . 2 Purdue Washington i Punts 9 19 First downs 37 Yards penalized 41 109 234 Rushing yardage V SEATTLE. Wash. (UPI)! Washington and Purdue battled to a 7 tie before 55,800 football 69-ya- rd -- victory Over Pokes ' 41-- j -- -- 4- - superb-directio- n grinding ground game.! The Nittany Lions also showed an extremely tight pass defense, running back two intercepted aerials for; touchdowns. N Navy stopped State's opening drive which carred. to the Middie 17 where Charles Ricevuto's field goal attempt from the 24 was wide. !,' rv.:.'jv But Stati; went 68 yards after the ensuring punt with Liske passing thi last five to Al Gur-sk- y for the first scorei Ricevuto added the conversion from place' 1 ment. ; . ' I ;i . Within minutes State had another touchdown after recovering a fumole on the Navy 33 and goL ing the distance in four plays. The big garner was a Liske aerMaury Wills, trying to set a ial to nd Dave Robinson for 20 By United Press International usstolen base record for 162 games, yards. Roger Kochnian skirted The Los Angeles Dodgers, not did add to his total of 95 right .end from ,the eight yard Davis, of bat Tommy ing the big '..l line for the! score. : 100th as thefts. they victory posted their Nato the a two-run moved step closer Roman Mejias single tional League pennant with a 1 in the ninth inning powered the ed their 116th defeat Card- Houston; Colts to triumph .over the St. Louis their, victory io the Chicago Cubs, byasbowing r rookie inals Saturday night. over the San Francisco Giants; Paul Toth hurled a for . The victory, coupled with HouThe Giants had taken a 4 lead the winnersi i' Frati-cisco, ston's 5 victory over San when Willie Mays hit his 46th Chicago's hitting stars were Ken increased the Dodgers' lead homer off George Brunet. Carl Huibbs and Alex Grammas who to four games. Warwick hit his 17th homer in each collected three hits of the homer by' Davis the first inning off Giant starter 15 the Cubs made off four New A three-ru- n four-ru- n fourth inning Juan Marichal. a , York pitchers. Billy Williams capped that brought victory to starter Bob Oldis' squeeze bunt with drove in three Chicago runs, he need- the bases full in the seventh in In the only other day game in Johnny Podres, although ; ed relief. ning gave, the Philadelphia Phil- the" National League, the MilwauPodrek gained his 14th win to lies a 1 victory, over the Cin- kee Braves defeated; the PittsJim Constable go with! 12 setbacks but was lift- cinnati Reds. Cal MoLish held the burgh Pirates, ed in favor of Larry Sherry with Reds to five hits for his 11th vic held the Pirates to five hits and one out in the seventh inning. tory. Don Demeter lu his 28th Hank Aaron hit his 41st homer 4 with a man on base In the eighth St. Louis starter Ray Washburn, homer. four-run Earlier in the day, the New to supply Milwaukee with its victim of the fourth, was charged! with his ninth defeat in York Mets set a modern National runs. Rookil Tommy Sisk- - was 20 decisions. League record when they suffer- - the loser. j 4-- 9-- 2, j six-hitt- er 5-- f: 6i-- . I " 2-- 2-- 0. j , I ,Yy, |