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Show BYU .... 16 24 Arizona Arizona St. . .6 Utah . Moire Dame . .48 Georgia . . California . 76 Alabama. . . 17 14 -- Wyoming . . 31 Syrccuss .18 rfilTArrFcrce 7714 Hetraska . 34 Oregon St . . Illinois 1 2 TCU . 10 . .... Mich. State .13 UCLA, v . 3 Michigan . . 31 24 15 1 Defensive v 1 - - n Battle in WAC Play t - . t ceivers . Pittsburgh res Falter Coug ars Glide Past Sun Devils Saturday By RAY SCHWARTZ 17 Oregon . 26 San Jose . . . 6 mrnmrn ener Wins . f1. Carolina 14 0 7. Stanford 0 Wisconsin Washington.. 14 Idaho . . . . 9 yards in 12 plays J ft for the aeore. A Carter-to-Odl- e Herald Sports, Editar t I ' T E M P E, Ariz. Brigham pass, eood for ISacds. sent I BYU into Arizona Sute terri fired-u- p Young University's 34 By STEVE SMTLAXICH 43. on me tory the passCougars, sparked by RAIT LAlf OTY UPI) 28 off on Greene reeled yards ing and running of Quarterback 4t Phil Albert celeUnheralded k a run over Ariweaving, Virgil Carter, swept past "V " ; V- ; ? start as a varfirst his brated "tackle zona State 24-- Saturday before right and Carter threw 17, a Saturday by g quarterback 'couple sity a opening t i v. Odle Impresses Cougar Faithful rallying the sputtering Arizona A game crowd of 35,354 fans in of incomplete passes and then fired to Odle in the end zone Wildcats to a 16--9 Westers Ath watched as Phil Odle, the Sun Devil Stadium. - A group of the Cougar "faithful An Arizona state defender was letic Conference triumph over of the was the It first game g BYUs split end, made a difficult catch of a Utah. season for both clubs and the called for interference and the pass look remarkably sasy.win got the Cougars off to a Cougars had the ball, on thenThe Wildcats combined Al "That Odle's got all the victorious start Carter, a 185- -' one yard line. Carter carried bert's leadership with a rugged moves and a great pair of defense to slam the door on the junior, ran wild and passed a over from mat point and 1 accurately as the Cats romped uuran converted with 3:03 re hands," one "of the sideline obfavored Utes. into a KM) first half lead and maining in the first period. servers remarked. "I believe A crowd of 11,063 watched the then poured it on in the second BYU continued As offensive he'll provide a great show for battle in 49 degree defensive 10-0 aerial attack and gained a half to win going away. . the fans around these parts this in Ute Stadium. The weather ' halftime With lead. fir Carter season." . i Scoring Stars contest was an NCAA regional to Odle, ing a - Carter Odle, who hails from Elgin, passed "mt one touch BYU moved to passSun television game of the week. the Devil's down and sneaked across for Uiand is among the Marine I Coach Jim LaRue s Wildcats, 12 yard line with seconds eight another. Dave Duran booted a Corns transfers who enrolled to cross the goal in the unable left in the This set hair up field goal and three I at BYU la"st winter, stands an I "l . .Vw first halfsteuct back with all successful field goal by extra points, while John Ogden, weighs 181, even six feet their points in a wild third pe the WACC leading rusher last Duran. The field goal capped not too big as college ends go. riod to oped their campaign a march in plays, eight year, ran across for the other the he's as elusive as a half-- 1 with a victory. score coming with one sec six points to complete the BYU bacte in a broken field. Utah made a desperate bid to ond left on the scoreboard. t scoring. A sideline observer who had out the game by driving to 4 pull Drives Stops Goodman's John Quarterback seen him play for the San Arizona the sefen with a minThe Sun Devils had two scor pass to Ben Hawkins, Diego Marines said be was one ute a and lialflefLTheUt.In the on. dead the ball took who the period ing opportunities of the most.exciting players he drive eventually ended on the PASS-Ariz- ona Cougara'nmighty-defen- sWITH on the STOLEN the run toward races end Halfback tone jout4n "ESCAPES 43, Cougar Woody, -- had seen all season, Arizona 26 where end Cliff .produced ASU's only touch ive unit halted the ASU team on win the ball after he intercepted a Utah aerial In action Saturday afternoon. King raced Franzel 1 "In one; particular game," imftJumininrrn .II W smeared Ute quarter the BYfl 18 and again on the in 19--1 came the score down. The and to the Wildcats it touchdown a after intercepting the pass U yards to a helped the Ian said, "Odle was headed- back Rich Groth , who was 17. fourth period. Cougar WAC victory over the Utes. (Herald-UP- I rnu ume Tekphotj) to pass on a for the goal line with only one back The two dropping needed unit defensive The only Cougars ' Cougar beat. Odle pointed to defender situation. seven and fourth 33 seconds minutes and and " The was tremendous in 'its pursuit The Wildcats did his finger at aa imaginary blocker and yelled, take him. all their seven to on score the once and and get plays aggressiveness look for defensive player turned his head for just a second to scoring on a 19 yard pass inan Arizona State attack board in the third period, as stopped : the blocker who wasn't there. , d terception by halfback Woody on Hie BYU they moved 54 yards after, the stripe. cut away from he as needed Odle all King, a safety and Albert s four opening kickoff in the second , "That second was Defensive Stars ' . touchdown." to half. score moved raced This the for 4yard and plunge. defender the Defensive linemen Glen Gard Utah had taken a 94 halftlma One of the MarhW Corps transfers was telling some of the ner, a junior college lead in the first half in which. Sid Frazier, Dick Banky Green returned the kickoff to fans about how th liatherneck gridders happened to enroll -neither team was able to mus r and Steve Peterson were par the BYU 46 and from there it at BYU. ter much offense. In fact, the who was and John Carter Ogden "Mnst of these puvs probably have a hard time realizing ticularly outstanding on the drove the five-yar-d to first half turned into a punting the Cougars line. defensive he said. , . , Cougar they're attending, a jreDgtoJft1ike"BYU,M duel with the two teams kick line. Ogden dove over from 134 yards, for Carter passed 10 times. d seconds later. line "In fact' if somebody had told ese Pys a vear aB 18 out of 18 pass the ing would completing of n which suffered Its first Utah, they would be playing for BYU, most : them probahly and ran for 83 yards Carter mace it a attempts, SEPTEMBER UTAH 191965 UTAH SUNDAY, PROVO. COUNTY, '. loss in two games, got on the have said, Why, you're auts.- , on 10 carries." John Ogden ran show late in the third period ' I never for T yards and John Greene when he ran for 43 yards and scoreboard first whea Lane "I know personally that there was a time when 24 as BYU, school. Walsh booted a 34 yard field another for to a on the turf passed 30 tallied religious even attending considered, yards would have Weil-Round- ed halfback Roy BYU ground- - rolled 69 yards in 10 plays to Sophomore the as. BYU rate goal visited top They the campus. the of guys "But a couple 24-with score the make the read other Ute Borthwick BYU. at got facilities gainers. returned and started raving about the great, 5:55 remaining. trie second peri also in tor m score, Goodman on the yams were passed there beautiful girls 31-1- 4 They also talked about all the and was a big threat in the More Actionod, on a two yard run. campus. An Max attack. The battling Wildcats, boast Arizona State came 'series in the Key play to were size and speed in the mid "Pretty soon a couple of them said they next going we derson was the Sun Devils' big at the ASU 38, when John Og ing The recovered Marion thing Wyo dle of the and was just as effective. Wyo BYU and that started the thing snowballing. with 54 yards, followed den fumbled and Carter picked LARAMIE, Wyb. (UPI)-T- he rusher, line, forced the Utes of Wyoming usedj Egloff skirted his end for a ming fumble in end zone (De-- into one mistake after another knew we were here " by Jim Bramlet and Travis up the pigskin and plunged for University touchdown in the third ; a; two talented quarterbacks Poyster kick) Williams, who had 37 yards a nine-yar- d in the fatal third period to take gain, After a com- - fine kicker and a often-- ; quarter and passed to Garry Wyo Davenport 9 run (DePoy-stecrisp each. the which cov to victory. . Odle, pass pleted kick) sive machine Saturday to McLean in the -last quarter for Carbon Principal Puts Record Straight Odle Receives King snatched Gorth s pass on ered 15 yards, and some short smother Air score. another kick) (Radtke weakened Force, Prinrinal tareet for Carter's and went down on the ground, Carter! 5 run (DePoyster the left flank 4 L. F. Hutchings, principal of Carbon High and chairman aerials was Split-En- d its cheating" scandal, That play covered 36 yards, Wyo-Eg- loff Phil Odle, gains by ihe-wsideline Wo -- me-end est found Odle all alone in the end: before-i8,51- ff a to takes of. exception piece who snared five passes for a withcian-grabttrTtTnr8ichilted f ans, rf the Reeion 4 board managers, zone. Jan K.omorowsa oootea zone and hit him from five Wyo-- FG DePoyster 38 in this column last week in which it .was stated cheerleaders total of 92 yards and one touch yards out Duran mate it three It was the season opener for Air Force- 16 and twisting from the extra point to pull the visi36 McLean from Wyo Eg pass - the grip- of Falcon defensive! n nav in pet into football and basketball down. Several of Odle's catches conversions in a row to give both teams. in tu- mAn hav tors to within two points at loff (DePoyster kick) Wvomine dominated play in back Lloyd Duncan. were on the spectacular side. the Less than three minutes la lead. zames. olfe 1 run kick) Cougars (Radtk Cougars Max Anderson gave the bun both halves- as the Air Force Air Force, which lost 20 spirited schools in BYU's the alert Arizonans tied the ' ter, scandal a in Hutchings emphasized that m most instances cr&bing lumped off to a 0 first period Devils a shot In the arm with offense, relying mainly on short when Utah center Fat score the for they cheerleaders money bonafids reimburse the region this year, put on its only lead as Carter combined a a McKissick snapped the ball out of the kickoff, diveplays and having trouble early return auueuc events, to admission in the m offensive drive spend gaining was ineffective except sustainei nmnins and nassing game to of the end zone while team which sparked the ASU club to punting, He also pointed out mat in many cases the schools pay shatter the Arizona &tate ae-for a sustained scoring march. final nnments of the game. me to mate which carried a Jerry Pullman was ready drive, Wolfe Junior fullback Rick in the final two ,minutes. for the cost of the cheerleaders umiorms. fense. Carter sparked the Couto kick. line. But . the Cougars d " .... ,a Wyoming quarterback Tom plunged over from the one for 14-1- 0 "The extent to" which the various schools in the region gar's opening touchdown as he- again After Utah, kicked from Its held firm and stopped tne Wilkinson rethe runners and money sent his pass punted four times - the touchdown. upon subsidize the cheerleaders' expenses, depend own 20 following the safety, Al drive. score orce Air to Air The other r the each time accurately available for such expenditures," Hutchings added. Goodmat finally got the Sun Force sidelines bert, who sat out all last year coroner. TheJ was on a pass play In record the set to he as too scoreboard straight an injury, guided the is with the Devils on glad only This writer Stein Paul second the to chance had a never Falcons quarter." on 60 yards in nine plays Fornster to Wildcats Dewey passed hitwinsback Bob Barnes on returaAJulkinsQiLpunt tassesl3-a46-d3-a- nd what for proved to be the win-ni23 and Barnes the ran to Wilkinson led the Cowboys Wyoming Len NEW YORK (UPI) touchdown. Teammate Frazier Meets With BYU Officials then capped the drive with & two touchdowns in the first alone into the end zone. Dawson threw two touchdown Brad Hubbert, a bruising 210 to Ben aerial 31 10 scoring 7 14 0 Rick half. Understudy Egloff Wyoming T.ann Frnripr manager of the Winter Garden ice rink, Hawkins. This made the score took over in the second half Air Force' passes to Chris Burford Satur pound sophomore halfback, and 0 70 -14 of feels BYU is looking more favorably upon the upssibility 9:23 with 244 day night and led the Kansas 215 pound Jerry Thompson, remaining read International Press athletic pro By United 0 contest establishing an ice hockey in its intercollegiate victory lugged the ball into scoring terCity Chiefs to a in the had with members of the New York Jets before the over 6 gram, following a recent meeting he '! 14 Statistics: ritory with Albert punching in Navy Syracuse an American Football Leape for the score. university's athletic council. , ouooASU Toledo 9 Villanova 7 ' record opening day crowd of Utah outgained the winners 7 3 140-- 24 FYazipr said that bv getting together with council members Oregon 17 Pittsburgh 15 BYU had BYU officials 53,658. 1 in total yardage. 1 run (Duran BYU-Ca- rter he was able to clear up many misconceptions Boston Col. 18 Buttaio t arena and the ice first triumph-i- n SOUTH It was-tice an Statistics of the hockey program kick) concerning " -' T two games for the Chiefs and football gamer" BYU Duran FG 28 The ice rink manager said BYU had been hesitant about West Virginia 56 Richmond t 21 VMI 32 New York's second straight de 2 run (Duran reasons Wm. and Mary BYU--J. Ariz. Utah three for Ogden nice a into major hockey program getting Bob 292. one stroke ahead of Allen TULSA, Okla. (UPI) -Duke 21 Virginia 7 13 feat First downs U kick) 1. Rumors that the Winter Garden structure was unsafe colSa Cesar and another frustrated a collegian, Jr., Murphy 3 Forest Wake 12 Carter Tech from 59 5 94 Odle BYU to a held field The pass Virginia yardage Rushing goal had Jets, the building passed Frazier told the athletic council that lege Daseball player with only nudo El Cajon, Calif., and Ia 18 Alaoama u 140 37 rantil late in the fourth period, Passing yardage (Duran kick) wrv nnssihle safetv test and that a member or the BYU Georgia 31 N. Carolina 24 four years of serious golf be- - mar Tech. .from 4 Michigan Passes on a scored touchdown hlnd him. won the National! Sahudo, who made a battle finally engineering department had helped design the structure ClemsohTI N: Carolina it. 7 1 Goodman (pass failed) to Don Passes intrcptd by I Amateur Golf Championship of it until he bogeyed the last Joe Namath's 2. BYU officials, he said, had indicated they were con Maine 10 Massachusetts 8 " f- - Punas' o the the in first for 35Maynard a two holes, finished with a 22 Saturday in his first try witn cerned about the financial stability of the ice rink organization Colgate 40 Lafayette 0 14 1 First downs 2 while Allen had a 37- - ficiarpro'career of the $400,000 Fumbles lost one stroke 39--74, of 291, score been had fold after 13 a 4 266 hockey it program and feared that South Carolina 96 utaaei might 74 75 Yards Rushing yardage rookie. 36-- 73. penalized Bob Dickson, a local MIDWEST 134 ahead of 14 established, leaving the team with no playing site, frazier Passing yardage Okla. from favorite Muskogee, 7 is a in 0 Kansas 19 Garden Winter 1 St strong Indiana assured "the athletic councfl the Passes intercepted oy The Murphy from 244.5 financial position and that all liens against the property have Florida 24 Northwestern 14 Punts .544.0 Florida the country Downs Defending Champs phosphate 0 Miami 38 0 (Ohio) 1 Purdue Fumbles lost been cleared. Hills t Southern the toured tough 0 7 Ohio-U-. 31 51 Yards penalized Some members of athletic council expressed concern West Texas St . 6,917-yarGub's par 0 Country Colorado 0 -that an intercollegiate hockey program would detract from Wisconsin. layout In a 13 UCLA 3 St Michigan basketball loss to school's the financial cause program, and and. in effect backed into the St 12 Illinois 10 Frazier said he felt there was room for Doth a hockey ana Oregon Green 21, Los tournaments first Half- on tne ueorgia u ATHENS, Ga. (UPI) yara une Taylor, hit Hodgson In the end Ang, &t Bowling wnen basketball program with proper scheduling practices. medal 14 championsnip play Alabama zone for the two points and the TCU entire the Nebraska 34, Bob Taylor scored on the and outran' Dickson bogeyed three of the back 67 yards victory before ,a crowd of ap. Frazier told the athletic council that if BYU were to organ Arkansas 28 Oklahoma State 14 the defense remaining last four hole! to blow his end of a 76 . yard PORTLAND, Ore. (UPftwith proximately 45,000. ize an intercollegiate ice hockey team the team could play its Omaha 26 Idaho State 14 to close the gap to 17-Masters champion Jack Nick chances. WEST play .Saturday, to give the 2 minutes, 8 seconds left on the Georgia was upset minded tames in the arena rent free for the first two years. The team e lead in The final round turned into Georgia Bulldogs a shocking 18-- clock. all aftornnnn hi th Trfnruillv. laus took a could also use the rink rent free for its practice sessions, if the Washington 14, Idaho 9 Golf stretch battle involving four 17 NaPortland $45,000 14 Open the over 15 televised-game- . The Bulldogs Montana Dakota South defending ice which rink's beat with victory prothe hadnt conflict skating Tegular drills didn't Georgia, with and Tournament Alabama. boys Saturday 9 Utah college tional lead early in the secChampion me pasi uve took a cram. In addition. 3YU would have free use of tne runt's new Arizona 16, en, iJamam 68. 4 Walker Cupper uon AUen ot Alabama had come from be 21 Arizona St Col 14 37 - yard field machine, which will be delivered in the near Weber St games and which will not meet ond period on a current FuA Davs the 54 Rochester, N. Y., after third- - hind 8 Marr, Hawaii Colorado State to the Crimson Tide Bob Etter and two min before tne minute a in by goal barely again -- future. chamnion who blistered the round leader Charlie Coe of Ok take what seemed to be BYU 24 Arizona State 6 immediate future, was unwill- utes later widened the gap to Frazier informal the athletic council that he would be course with a 64 Friday and lahoma City blew his chances SOUTHWEST lead but Georgia re ing to settle for a tie and went 10 - 0 when tackle George Pat- at his Rice 14 Louisiana Tech 0 L : willing to bring the rink's seating capacity up leader soared by going five over par on the clinching was the in a hurry, taliated instead tor a two point play. ton intercepted I pass at the . own expense. to a first live noies. ; Texas Tech 26 Kansas 7 Bulldog 45 yard line and raced senior 195 Sophomore quarterback a pound 11 with Taylor, a is under par Dickson, Nicklaus strapping Big It is hard to see how BYU could get a better or more Texas 31 Tulane 0 ' , 55 yards for the touchdown. Et to who had Moore, passed - " total of 205. Marr eight Conference champion, from LaGrange, Ga., grabbed a atnletic opportunity than the one offered by SMU7Miami3 ' financially-soun- d to ter converted. lateral before the Hodgson end from Hodgson a lateral with and a finished fat LSU 10 Texas AiM 0 dropped back to a 207, Frazier. 85 cut-bac- V 6 record-breakin- far-wa- rd first-strin- , ; . jA r ire rd . jni ; , -- one-yar- " 17-- r ' V one-yar- - - one-ma- , - . Attack Wyoming Presents To Smother Air Force In , Game ? r 31-1- . . . 9-- 7. AF-W- A-1-8,510 7-- Chiefs Edge one-var- Jets rd Saturday's Grid Results In AFL Play - ng rd 7- 14-1- , - Bob Murphy Wins National Amateur Golf Championship 199-13- he Utah-Arizo- - . 13-2- 6-- 7-- 7-- le Georgia Upsets Alabama 18 17 - . Nicklaus Leads Portland Open 16 two-strok- -- . 3-- . 34-3- a" 0 le , ' -- ' |