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Show Kansas State - 24 BYU - - - - - 7 Alabama - - - 32 Georgia; - - - - 7 Wyoming Oregon State - 29; Utah - -- - -- - 1 4 Tulsa -- j - - - 23 Montana St. - 1 3 Penn State - 17 - 7 Oregon - - Air Force - - 10 Montana 35 0 Washington - - 7 LSU Texas A SM - 6 Texas Tech. -- 16 Wash. State - - 7 So. Calif. Colorado 14 0 California Iowa State Northwestprn - 23 Missouri - - - 12 Stanford - - - 29 San Jose State 13 Navy - - - - - 51 W. Virginia - - 7 u y sh .14 --- 2 7 iruoo ' ' 15 - 8 --- : : , Air, Ground Wrecks Cats TWA'WTTATTA W " Kan 1 fH!PT) V i m. a ,4 l . Kansas State roared out of its football doldrums Saturday to and crush Brigham Young, 24-streak. an break ISigame losing ' The victory was the . first for Kansas State sihce its 2 triumph over the Air, Force Ac September, 1961, and included the, highest number of points .the Big Eight conference team, had scored since the final game" of, the 1959 season. - Kansas State, spurred offensively by running of sophomore Bon Barlow and Bob Sjogren and the passing of quarterback Larry .iS. : 11 V PROVa 7, 4 . r V 4 i 3 I i 5 pener, SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Oregon State's quick - striking Beavers, recovered from a shaky1 start and a brilliant performance by Utah's Andy Ireland Saturday and went on to wallop the inexperiI enced Utes, 5 :A season-openin- g crowd of 17,-3saw the intersectional clash t .AW "29-1- 4' that point on, the Pacific Coast passing for a pair of touchdowns independent gobbled up large and sending his speedy floating chunks of yardage while playing backs through ' the porous Ute a possession-typ-e line for large gains. game. Took Command Vern Burke, Oregon State's Coach Tommy Prothro's de- great end who was college foot'if fending Liberty Bowl champs ball's' pass catching king last ,..AVV?:, took command in the opening year, scored the touch '' ' ' ? i .minute of the second half by down' when he gathered in a 36- moving 64 yards in four plays yard paeathrown by Queen. It in Ute Stadium. for a touchdown. was bis only catch of the game. The Beavers spotted Utah a Gordon "Queen, a lean junior, to TD v ":, Sprinted struck then for four lead, from Richmond, Calif., who The score that broke Utah's touchdowns in the brief span of 1'layed as an understudy last momentum and morale cams 10 seven minutes, four, seconds to year to Terry Bak4 take a ad"antage. From er, engineered the victory by plays later196when chunky; Charlie if' Shaw, a pound sophomore. hit the middle, found daylight and Other THIS CAT DIDN'T GET FAR Brigham Young Unisprinted 67 yards goalward. players are Marty Aubuchon (10) Willis Crenshaw (80) and Dan Woodward (50). (Herald-UP- I i Ireland,' key man in coach Ray versity's Phil Brady (42) picks up about a yard before Nagel'g new look Ute sbackfield; Telephoto) being brought down by Kansa4 State's Bob Becker in brought the crowd to Its leet the; first quarter of Saturday Is game at Manhattan. when he raced 53 yards in the 'Flip-Flop- s' first period for the first score of 0 the game. Ireland, a transfer from Reedley (Calif.) Junior Col The passing. On the heavy side of the BILLINGS, Mont. (UPI) lege, broke out of a pack ox Wyoming Cowboys unleashed their (fence, the Pokes got 413 yards players, cut to the east sideline p new ottense nere satur- - on the statistic , books. They and went all the wayl aay ana uoppea tne Montana rushed , 267 and passed 146. Ireland outgained the entire. Grizzlies all over Daylis, Stadium Statistics: Beaver team in the first hall 35-0 . Montana-Wyomin- g for a football victory that up 85 yards, but left by picking gave the Pokes a dean sweep of First downs 7 21 the game early in the third perithe 24 series. 267 Rusliing yardage ' od because of an injury. Coach Lloyd Eaton's powerful Passing yardage 51 146 SCORING: Utah's other touchdown came 9 Isaacson's performance in the Cowboys seemed to roll lazily over Passes KS Dusenbury , 5 pass from CorAIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. the Air Force to a 10-- 7 upset vie-- .Washington 6, then rah the ball on run by fullback Ala g a 0 7 squad of unz- Passes interceDt by 0 across for the winning touchdown final quarter overshadowed a ) who lan Jacobs drove over to rigan (Cook Kick); KS FG Cook (UPI) t-- Quarterback Terry tory over Washington. Punts Air Force which had 23,542 fans at the The 22; KSOorrigan, 1 run (Cook Isaacson put on a dazzling passreturn by Washington ziles. an . . march. cap punt It was the final contest in the Fumbles lost 2 2 game on their halfback Steve Bramwell that put Kick) ; KS Sjogren, 12 run (Cook ing show in the final minutes of signal caller passed the Falcons nally-televised Williams Scores series that has brought throngs to Yards penalized 31 85 line to the feet Welti the last quarter Saturday to lead tromj their own Huskies ahead, for al Billings since 1951 to watch Wyo-- , the Th visitors put their first score BY Smith. 11 oass from Stewart most three full quarters. win every time. About 8,000 on ming the scoreboard; when fullback? (Baker kick). Bramwell's TD came only min fans watched Saturday's game un- Kentucky Romps Over Bruce Williams I plunged over .Attendance: 11,000. utes after the Air Force had der sunny skies. d from ' out to culminate 33-1- 4 Kansas Brigham taken a 0 lead. The Cowboys tallied three of Virginia Tech, a drive that took 12 State Young in the touchdowns half first their Air The on Force lead Less LEXINGTON, that than a minute later, got Ky. (UPI) Ken plays. 15 17 First Downs cne men Dencn lei uungs up. halfback Bart a unhatched sensattonfll Beavers the tucJcy wipe Holaday's struck, again with 253 87 Rushing Yardage 14-Reserves scored again in the third sophomore named Rodger Bird Len Frketich taking in a to field after the -goal driving 53 129 0 Yardage Passing who returned the ooenine kickoff pass from Queeni., The scoring" in the first and fourtn penoos. Washington Passes a stacked Montana of his first coUesiate came 92 drive started when" center Dick, up Hapless period. Passes Intercepted by 0 ,1 fell dur- - yards far a touchdown last aerial 75 Their undefeated vaunted of The game South Colo progress meager (UPI) BOULDER, Trojans, yards Punts Washington struck back on the Saturday rule intercepted Gary Hertzfeldtg ; - iour oi Beat-har- d na the to lead: cne favored ail and ern Pete with to game, California, d anything ye looming start the Wildcats on pass on the Ute flat, quarterback night returned 40 Yards Penalized 5 ensuing kickoff, when Bramwll ing were madeiwemy 51 on runs and them to but national champious, overcame tion again this season, never their ; 4 a 34. to the way over it unable to hit his targets all took the ball on his own 10 and victory team really got moving and were afternoon. a wet; field and a fited-u- p Virginia Tech. raced nearly the length of the 0 14 15 029 Oregon State Rirrf HMn't trtnn' mili Via" of Colorado Buffaloes Saturday to hampered throughout the game field 7 for TD. 7 0 014 the Utah Beathard's running was better ' debut- - He racked up a win its season opener 14-1 by penalties and a slippery ball. GridderS11131"113116 Don End Safford's Scoring: conversion than his passing. He scored both whu ra w net yarns trom scrim UTAH Ireland 53 run (Jefferson d runs. attempt was successful and the Trojan wins on and romped four yards off mage, kick) a lead and. Richard Brownell kicked two visitors went 'ahead tackle behind a crashing block UTAH-Jac- obs 10 run (Jefferson never until they' relinquished extra points. fullback Ken for Bocard the by kick) Isaacson put on his spectacular Some skirmishes broke out in touchdown that broke a 4 tie OSU r Williams 1 run (pass fail-29-1display. 3 the closing minutes and both in the third period. By ,'. ved': Mm.. Ti 7 3 0 010 VISALIA, Calif. (UPI) teams were penalized for personal Air Force Mickey u 12 OSU Frketich lowmown pass !from STTAIVmn Ofllif- - (UPI) 0 Wright of Dallas, Tex., overcame over! from the one for Cal's first fouls. Colorado held the Trojans Washington 7,0 Queen P (McDougas pass from I) Califj (U BERKELEY, a balky putter to fire an even on the five yard line as the game two on Queen) who He Scoring: on toucjhdown. Morton, tackedj Ralston head coach John ,off par-7- 2 Saturday and take a three- - Quarterback Craig AFA FG Holaday 25 OSU Burke 36 pass from Queen flop morje points with an eid sweep ended. the right foot Saturday when it stroke lead in the $11,000 Visalia looked like an 5 A 90 advant- Colorado Tv (Whittle run) Ktfito punt return 0 0 0 in the first half, marched Cali- to give the Bears an Ladies Open golf tournament. 7 7 7 1233 OSU Shaw 67 run! (Winston kick) r- Safford kick j nn aaa ixveuiuciiy on an 7 0 age;, scoring fornia 0 use Miss Wright, who had troubles VPI 7 AFA Isaacson 6 run Holaday 014 Attendance: 17,381 Dick Limerick, a Cyclone senAll foui of the Indian touch on the front nine, racked up three drive in the third j?eriod, then kick Scoringthe fourth with a ior jwho never had attempted a downs were scored by Dick Ragsbirdies on the back nine and went climaxed 5 run Brownell . USC Attendance: Beathard 23,542. that touchdown field gave pass until dale. He got the first on a nine goal Saturday, pulled ahead of Betsy Rawls of Spartan Statistics: 15-- 8 , kick a 112:26 Bears Saturday Iowa the left even with State victory 1 1 I yard pass from Clark Weaver, the burg, S. C. Miss Rawls had a 76 over :Iowa State. 5 run Brownell USC Beatbard tne AFA his the on Wash. in a he when scamper, second game pooted to second back ,and slipped place kick First downs 15 11 third on another pass good "for off the after Thanks to Mortcrfs highly rewith a 544iole total of 219. Att 27,000 estimate.' 116 151 24 35 yards from Weaver and then By United Press International out. Rushing noon from the Bears gave yardage yards SOUTHWEST Three other players were in a garded arm, - a 116 his 35 after Passing takingopenyardage first Levy coach romped Mary, Statistics: 223 the in at for tie third place Oklahoma 31, Clemson 14 EAST 5 D 0 8 715 8 jin the four California lateral from Steve Thurlow. Colorado USC Passes 23 Montana State 13 Tulsa tourney which winds up ing game victory been Passes intercep. by .l D 5 0 with the Iowa State San Jose tried to ride on the Southern Connecticutf 13, Bridge- l Sunday; They were Mary Lena years that he has 14 4 downs First 5 Punts port 6 massing arm' of Rand Carter, but Faulk of Thomasville, Ga., the school. .; WEST 1 159 Fumbles 83 to too lost 2 Viilanova 21, West Chester 9 Indians the tough Rushing yardage proved Scoring: Morton: hit on only two of nine defending champion here, Man-lyn- n Force Air 10, Washington 7 30 50 71 Yards penalized the clinches. Syracuse 32, Boston Coll. 21 0 Smith of Tequesta, Fla... and tosses during a sloppy first half ISUj Safety wild pa s into end Passing yardage 29. San Jose St. 13 Stanford Army 30, Boston U. 0 zone oy crown 1 Passes that, saw the Cyclones pull out to Katy Whitworth of Jal, N. M. California Southern 14, Colorado Massachusetts .14, Maine 7 Limerick 45 f lead. But he got hot after ISUf-F- G Most of the 33 girls in the field a 0 Passes intercepted by 2 7 Bucknell 19, Gettysburg 4-StrCALMorton 1 run Morton run Punts found the course tough gomg Sat intermission. 2 Idaho 32, Fresno St. 8, r Clarion 34, Brockport 0 FG ISUj-off 24 Limerick ' Morton started 10 of them more by things and than ; urday California 15, Iowa St. 8 1 Norwich 28, Colby 27. 6 Fumbles lost CAL 58 an Mor march the from into scores soar Hawley pass engineering saw their Northeastern 28 .Rhode Island 13 Idaho State 36 Nevada 19 v 107 49 ton Blanchfield kick" Yards penalized ' which ended when he smashed 80's. Ft. Lewis A&M 12 Colorado St. 't Springfield 41, Hofstra 21 Vermont 14, American Interna Weber 40 Southern Oregon 32 tional 6 , Ma PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) He scored threes on the first, Game Sidelights SOUTH W. Post 14, St. Lawrence 9 son C. Cougar Rudolph of Lehigh Acres, 10th and 12th holes. 6 West Navy 51, Virginia 7 ; Fla., widened his lead to four Jerry Pittman, with a 67, Jack Denlson 7, Rochester strokes by shooting a. Rule, with a 69, and Frank Beard, Delaware St. 19, Slippery Rock North Carolina St. 36, Maryland 67 in the a 68, were grouped at 206. i 19 third round of with the par North Caroline 11, Virginia 7 $30,000 Portland Open golf tour Defending champion Jack Nick- - Edinboro 27, Grove City 7 " Duke 22, South Carolina 14 St. 65- - nament 207 39, 68 Indiana him a to a a (Pa.) shot Shippens s a do to was to .The confuse the laus give than sons.1 more much SCIIULTIIESS chilly Kans temperature Saturday. game By DAVE 21 Len Woodward for with a tie coached!, Virginia and Military 14, George kickoff the burg time. and at fans State's He had six birdies and his first degrees greatest scoring splurge players, The RiANHATTAN, Kans.. 6 Washington 10th I960 when The had i offkials place, this since they dumped Saturday's Cougars year, bogey in two days in running his expected 7 Kansas State Wildcats may not Nebraska. MIDWEST Alabama 32, . the leaders in round Second Georgia warm kind standard. four-datourwether, plus off game is any extremely total in the be' tne most talented football team Norbert 13, Carroll (Wis.) ,7 Tennessee 34, Richmond 6 Grame officials, who already plenty of humidity for he game. ney to 200. He had 69 and 64 in Portland Open Golf Tournament: St. in the big eight, but they know t ' Beloit 30, Knox 0 full! Mason Bridgewater 0, Western Mary- from looked like Rudolph a their hands have desperation pass Only his other two rounds. J' : the meaning of desire. Lunging tailback ;Ron Stewjirt to end traffic cops at rush lour as they -' 8 land 0 Olaf St. Lawrence 23, Knudson can close how Just get you : Tied in second place at 204 were George and squirming for the e x t r a Bruce Smith with oply four sec- triek to notify the benches of the to the center of things? Wisconsin 41, Western Michigan Georgetown (Ky.) 33, Hanover 6 Buster Cupit George Knudson of Toronto, Can., Gardner Dickinson 0 West Viginla Tcc 13, Concord 6 yards, y diving for passes and onds remaining on thb clock saved number of substitutes they' could who the .'Cougars, Saturday t Bus-- ; 68 who a and had. Kansas crab the Saturday, .skidding among Northern Michigan 21 Parsons 12 Mississippi St. 43, Howard (Ala.) Mike Souchak the ; Cougars from blanking. use.J Several sidelinej conferences travel , trom coast to coast this Cupit of JLongview, Tex., who Dave Hill Concordia (111.) 7, North Park 6 :.0 ';.!---,:- !. 5 grass, the Wildcats displayed, the ; Stewart, playing hs first game were necessary to jkeep every- season, found themselves smack-da- b ter ' a 67. kind of fire, that' can make even & M. 28, Tuskeegee U. 206 Alabama Missouri (Mo.) Continen- had 15, Washington A,. Pittman of thel varsity, had body straight. center the the in member of " a mediocre team look great, and a At 205 were Gardner Dickinson Jerry v 7 Mines 20 Inst. ! Rule Jack in afternoon States. the United tal kicking rough :.'.:v;" as be classed who had 67s Frank Beard 206 Northwestern 23, Missouri 12 Rust 18, Alabama St. 8 they have- got to The can be expected Manhattan, it seems, is the and Mike Souchak, department. One puhtwas blockwho ' shot Dave Winston-Sale' and Hill, 27 something more than mediocre. ed and then recovered by the at inyunexpected Butler 207 35, Bradley 12, Kentucky St. 6 Jack Nicklaus ; football opener and the Geographical center of the coun- Saturday, ' . 20f Kansas St 24, Brigham Young 7 Kentucky 33 Virginia Tech 14 Len Woodward Wildcats,- while another punt sail- Cougars weren't disappointed on try,' and Kansas State's Memorial 69. Buffalo 7, Ohio O. 0 William end Mary 7 Citadel 0 ; y 7 I ed Stadium is .located in the center ' Hill, of Evergreen, Colo., card- Tommy Jacobs high before taking thistrip. ' Saturday's snapping Lot an on the Rose his 0 f bounce Al a Carolina 20 Wake Forest 10 East 26, round, ed uncorked three all over is back streak Wilmington Jr. were the the eagles the and of crazy Poly campus Kelly losing campus, Temperatures, in "Kansas 208 Xavier 21, Miami (O.) 12 the pent irp emotion that had been line ;of scrimmage. The kick was well over 90 degreed during .most as close to town as, you can get first time this has happened in Billy Casper Jr. Mississippi 0 Memphis iState 0 tie 7367-6- 8 208 Nebraska 58, South Dakota S , a ccumulating in the Manhattan Credited as" minus-tw- o Alabama 32 Georgia of the week. But j Saturday a without being in the business dis the memory of Professional Golf Dave Marr yards. . 2031 15 officials Association viUe: "here. Evans seatwo The substitution rule isn't coins stonm front moved -- in,, lowerinj trict; Southern IllinoU'14 'Arkansas 21 Oklahoma! Stata 0 ers' Dudley Wysong commundty for nearly, xx-ya- ra 1 K 29-1- : 14-- 0 All-Americ- an 29-1- " K-St- ate Wyom ng Tops Montana to 35-- Wi n one-yar- b 220-pou- nd 77 go-ahe- ad a 22-ya- rd and-Bo- 4. 81 - . UTAH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1963 regon State Trips Utes in scoreless until the final four seconds of the game. its only Young scored Brigham a mm cowsnaown on an 4 pass from - tailback Ron Stewart to Bruce Smith. Frank Baker, a 31-- year-- old kicking specialist, kicked the extra poin$. Kansas State began its scoring in the second period when Corri-ga- n passed five yards to Doug Dusenbury for a touchdown and Jerry Cook kicked the first of his three conversions. Cook added a field goal in the same period to give Kansas State a 10-- 0 halftime lead. d Corrigan scored on a Sjogren pushed plunge across the goal line from 11 yards out to conclude Kansas State's scoring hi the final period. Barlow? a halfback, made ; an auspicious debut for Kansas State by accounting for 71 yards on 15 carries. His top rushing effort of the day boosted Kansas State to a total 253 yards rushing, while Brigham Young managed only 87 yards on the ground. 0 10 0 1424 Kansas State 0 0 0 Brigham Young COUNTY. i 14-1- ad-amy- UTAH A aces saacson s Aesiia Art i srry Air Force to - icto ry Upst 1 mp-uo- 12-ye- ar 4-- 14 10-ya-rd . 175-pou- 9-- 33 natio- nd 11-1- deptn-wantin- 90-ya- rd 0, " 4-- 29 87-ya- rd , rd 7-- 3, . 6-- 8 9-- 18 5-4- Southern California Beats Down Fired Up Bu f fs for Triumph one-yar- 3-- 45-ya- rd 25-ya- rd 12-ya- rd rd 7-3- 49-an- 33-1- -- . -- Mickey Wright Leads Visalia Tourney With 216 Stanford Trip San Jose 0. five-yar- California Tips Iowa State With 2nd Half Touchdowns 7-- 3, . . Score llth-hou- 14-1- -- - .mng A 07 - -- an 00 -- 80-ya-rd Wash-Bramw- ell J VM-I- -S J",!" IZUZ Vl 1 j -(,' J , Co lege Foot ba 49-ya- rd er "'- ; 70 - second-three-point- I 1. Ji 7-- 14 58-ya- rd ' ' Scores . 45-yar- ds 72-ho- le 38 I 11-1- 5-- 6-3- 4-3- 9.8 I . . . j Lead Rudolph Takes In $30,000 Portland Tourney oke 6-3- 80-ya- . 6-- 22 0-- 5-- 0. rd y j ; Wanta See Team Wit h Desi re ? Watch K - State five-unde- r- ' , . j . 29-1-4. j 54-ho- le y . j'-'-- 04 - -- 7066-6920- as-'a- '': f I . ' ; i- 1 73-66-- 67 - j 67-71-- . 72-67-- . - 18-ga-me arc-lig- ht 71-67-- . 72-70-- . 68 69 697-71-20- , . 68 , 66 . . -- . i 63-G3-- 70 m |