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Show 5. BYU Stadium To Be Site of 1967 NCAA Track Meet Utes Romp To 95-5- 2 Draw Top Thinclads Brigham Young University's 26.812 seat stadium has been selected as the site for the National NCAA track and Field Championships in 1967, univen sity officials announced Saturdnew Hoop Win SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -UUtah" made a farce of St. Mary's ball control tactics Saturday night and trounc- - nbeaten Carter, Hudspeth Credit to Grid Game It always warms a man's heart when two great guys like in- - Gaels 95.53 for j. fourth Coach Tom Hudspeth of BYU and his ace quarterback, Virgil victory of the season. Carter, gain a nigfi measure of success, because it proves mat A crowd of 4,730 watched the nice guys can and do finish first despite wnat Leo uurocner d contest .in Ute, Field- once said. t -- r house as the Redskins had litCoach Hudspeth guided tiie tle difficulty in beating the vis- PROVO. UTAH COUNTY. UTAH SUNDAY, DECEMBER .12,-19-65 Phi " fcLfy r" easy-goin- g, w off-fie- ld Football could use more men of their breed. They're a great credit to the gridiron game, which over the years has managed to draw more than its share of criticism from the rank and file of the population. For the last two years I've been, calling Coach Hudspeth the "Poor Man's Knute Rockne." I used to say it with some jest in my voice but now when I call him that it will have some ring of authenticity to it. It was generally agreed that Coach Hal Kopp, former BYU football coach, was a pretty tough taskmaster on the practice field. Well, take it from this observer, Coach Hudspeth is just can carry just as peneas hard a driver. His tongue-lashiridid. Coach as a Kopp's sting trating . For instance, before this fall's game with Wyoming, Coach Hudspeth caught one of his charges not going at full tilt during a practice session. He promptly ordered the gridder to the dressing room so the player could give some thought to his lackadaisical attitude and repent' of his ways. But Coach Hudspeth is absolutely fair and honest when he . levels criticism on a player. The players know this and they respect him for it. That probably is one of the big reasons the morale and esprit de corps of the Cougar squad has remained high through victory and defeat Still another reason why. the spirit of Hudspeth's team remains high both in success and adversity is his constant winning and positive approach to the game. When he first came - to BYU he said his philosophy, would be to look forward With enthusiasm and never backward with a defeatist attitude. trailed and the 50-2- ter Jerry Chambers leading the fast break. During the first half the vis itors scored only seven field goals and hit 21 per cent of their , shots. Meanwhile,-Uta- h connected on 18 of 31 from the floor for 58 per cent. The game followed a similar pattern in the second half with St Mary's unable to find the range. Tate was the game's leading scorer with 21 points. Second unit center Jeff Ockel had 16 for the Utes and Chambers had J Top scorer for the losers was Don Bevincenzi with 14. Utah wound up hitting 55 per cent from the floor while the losers had 24 per cent. Papooses Score 106-6-8 Victory Over Snow Five Dale Meinert (62) of the St Louis Cardinals picks up Dallas Cowboy fumble in the first quarter Saturday and picks up a few yards before running into Cowboy roadblock. Ralph Neely (73) made the final stop. The Cowboys won (Herald-UP- I Telepboto). . 27-1- 3. Hoop Results Press International By United Princeton 72 - U.-6- . 105-6- . - cz J Ute Grid Post Considered 'Wide Open' - Fight Results - ut . Art Ashe Beats Aussie Net Ace Idaho Tackle To Play Senior Bowl s 7-- 5, 6-- 6-- well-kno- one-poi- nt Cowboys Trip Cards, Aim for Giants Next 72-2- 64-3- old-tim- rd 100-ya- 27-1- 3. 200-yar- - 500-yar- North Dakota Trips Grambling NCAA Crown er Sooners Set 200-yar- 200-yar- Sights on Darrell Royal 500-ya- rd 200-yar- 100-yar- East Carolina Dumps Maine in Tangerine Bowl 3-- Ball State Ties John's Wins Tennessee State 3-- Classic Champion Bowl, Blanks Linfield - two-poi- nt 14-1- 160-pou- BYU Bob Friend . NEW YORK (UPI) 6-- Gridders Take Camellia ed 20-ga- 18-1- 4-- 2 Star Cops Honors in Gymnastics Test By WENDELL RIGBY The new Brigham Young University Gymnastic Room was officially - introduced - for competitive activities Saturday with the Fourth Annual BYU Invitational Gymnastic Meet An overflow crowd of spectators that filled the seats orrthe lowerTIoof .'Jammed the balcony section and overflowed out into the main hall watched Coach Bruce Morganegg and his .gymt.astists host participants from Utah, Colorado and California in an exceptionally fine gymnastic . Invitational Meet No team pointed were counted but performers from Utah, Denver and BYU had officially entered teams, while boys from Colorad5 and California competed on an unattached basis. Boys without official school sanction as well as freshmen from the various schools participated on an unattached basis. Totr'Honorj Top Honors in the All Around events went to Richard Nichol " Traded to N.Y. Yanks Angeles much-herald- 67-2- 59-3- 6. --It doesn't matter to Bob Friend mat the New York Yankees no longer are American League champions. He's still overjoyed at the prospect of playing in pinstripes. "Wow! after 15 years In the majors," exclaimed the Friday righthander after he heard he had been traded to New York from the After a lopsided defeat: I'm proud of the way our kids SACRAMENTO. Calif. (UPI) Pittsburgh Pirates. "My God! NEW YORK (UPI) --Mike never quit. (I've seen loafers and quitters in my time, .but Garrett, Southern California's Los Angeles State, eparked What a thrill." halfback, Satur- by the three touchdown heroics Friend, a former Bone like this crew.) day was named college football of quarterback Ray Jones, winner, was swapped to the On his sophomores: They still have a lot to learn. (Our of the year for 1965 in a outmaneuvered US Santa Bar- Yankees for cash and Pete ' freshman coaches must have taught 'em the single wing in player nationwide poll conducted by bara, Saturday in a Mlkkelsen, a26 - year old stead of the split-T- .) United Press International driving .rainstorm at the fifth sidearming relief pitcher who On his juniors: They haven't reached fuH mateurity yet had a 9 record Jast season. The top vote getter of UPI'a annual Camellia Bowl. (They play better stupid than our seniors.) squad and winner The victory gave the Diablo, Despite his advanced age and After a close win: It was a team victory.The boys Just of the Heisman Trophy, Garrett the nation's second ranked disappointing .season in got together and decided they wanted this one. (Good thing I received more than twice asismall collcee team, the NCAA 1965, Friend is confident he an as runnerupl western regional email college make the Yankees' starting sent in those plays or our stupid quarterback would have blown many votes rotation. iHowsri Twwy cf TWft. Ute sura.) iRtraa Bt 8-- - swimmers were forced to swim EUGENE, Ore. (Special) on an exhibition basis. Had the Brigham Young University's frosh been able to com to down went team Cougar swimming its second defeat in two days pete, officially, Coach dyer's Saturday when the Cougars team would have won both meets. BYU would have beaten lost 5 to Oregon. 3 and Oregon Oregon State defeated bad State Oregon DALLAS (UPI) --The Dallas substitute Buddy Humphrey the BYU swimmers 1 Friday In (he Oregon State meet, with. Don Meredith couldn't muster offense, a scoring night in Corvallis. Doug e Reagan, a sophomore, and in strikes of out the Cardinals. throwing punch The 0002871 chances for vic form, finally managed to outdo Johnson had guided the Cards tory virtually went out the win Dennis Meyring, a junior, pick-e- d its heralded defensive unit down to within range for an up a couple of first placet dow when Coach Walt Cryer each. Reagan won first place Saturday and the Cowboys field goal by Jim Bakken was informed by the BYU Athin the and free moved to within one victory of m the first quarter, hit Sonny letic Director Floyd Millet late won first and the Playoff Bowl by beating St. Randle styles, Meyring for a seven-yar- d Friday that under Western d Louis butterfly touchdowa toss and set up a 41- Athletic Conference rules fresh place in the free style. Meredith threw payoff yard field goal by Bakken m men can't officially compete In and d punches of 46 yards to bullet the second quarter. Mike Tovey, another BYU a meet until after Jan. L Bob Hayes, 23 yards to rookie won a first in the As a result BYU's freshman competitor, Dan Reeves and one yard to three-metdiving event, while St. Pettis x Norman and Danny Dick Lindsay was first in the Villanueva chipped in with St d backstroke event and field goals to the In Oregon meet, Meyring propel the Cowboys to their d butfirst in the placed sixth victory against seven For free style, terfly and losses and hand the Cardinals d Lindsay first in the their fifth setback in a row and ABILENE, Tex. - (UPI) backstroke, Reagan first In the their seventh in their last eight North Dakota State, the nation's d free style and Tovey starts. No. 1 small college football second m the three-mete- r divThe Cowboys now need only team, wrapped up the NCAA to defeat the New York Giants Miawest ing. uiampionsmp with a on the road next week to assure 20-- 7 victory over Grambling NORMAN. Okla. (UPI) --The themselves on a trip to Miami, College Saturday in the Pecan University of Oklahoma went Fla., lor the Jan. 9 game bowl after Darrell Royal of Texas between the runner-u- p teams of The light, mobile Bison Saturday to be the new Sooner the National Football League's defense kept Grambling bottled lootoau coacn and was pre Eastern and Western Divisions, up, allowing . the Louisiana pared to offer a contract mat Charley Johnson kept the school only 16 yards in the air could reach $50,000 a year. tie at the and 81 on the ground. Cardinals in a The Oklahoma athletic coun ORLANDO, Fla. out UPI) -Swent but with then half, cil recommended Royal be enior fullback Dave Alexander left shoulder separation - and hired to succeed Gomer Jones, scored two touchdowns and who resigned unexpectedly last for third a to passed Saturday Monday after Oklahoma strugSt. gled to a 7 season, worst in give East Carolina a 31-- 4 modern tunes, victory over Maitwfo the 20th In Rice Dr. George L Cross, Univer- annual Tangerine Bowl football sity President, said he bad been game. . MURFREESBORO, . Ten n in contact with Royal, a former Alexander rammed over from (UPI) -N- oland Smith returned Oklahoma star quarterback, Lone 74 a punt yard out in the third yards with only two and Ga. (UPI) AUGUSTA, that Royal was interested Power-lade- n period, and then with less than St. John's of minutes left and Eldridze in the job. two minutes left to play raced Minnesota scored three touch Dickey hit Johnny Robinson for 46 yards for his second score. said Cross he final a to conversion expects five downs in the second period of the Champion Bowl Saturday Tennessee State a 4 tie with word from Royal by Sunday or Peter Kriz, using a soccer-styl- e Board of regents kick, booted bom extra enroute to a 33-- victory pver Ball State in the second annual Monday. outclassed Linfield College of Grantland Rice Bowl Saturday approval Is required, but mis points. Kriz had .two .other Smith, a field punt would be a mere formality extra points and a Oregon. return the since a majority of the regents goal for the Pirates in the specialist, .grabbed The lopsided triumph gave line and met with the athletic council victory, which gave them the the Johnnies the championship ball on the name was NCAA Atlantic Coast College Royal's of the National Association of slipped through the entire Ball before State team for the scores. released Division title. publicly. NAIA, Athletics,' Intercollegiate for the second tune in three years. v Garrett Named Player of Year Cougar Swimmers Suffer 2 Defeats In Meet in Oregon CARDINAL RUNS INTO ROADBLOCK Navy 54 Illinois 96 West Virginia 86 Purdue 84 Butler 77 Hartford 76 Bridgeport 67 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Kentucky 86 Northwestern 75 Utah's freshman basketball Catholic Lehi 59 team had too much scoring Duke 94 UCLA 75 Army 76 New York U. 68 power tonight as the Papooses Texas Southern 95 Geneva 83 8 season Columbia 69 Cornell raced to an easy NX 68 opening victory over Snow Co- Pittsburgh 85 G. Wash. 59 St. Bonaventure 92 Xavier 72 :" llege Evansville 100 San Fer. St. 91 12 Coach Jerry Pimm used Detroit 87 Windsor 70 players in the one sided con Providence 108 St, Fran. N.Y. 80 test and everyone 4 of them Louisville 70 Marquette (I scored. Six Utah players hit in Loyola 111. 96 Ohio U. 78 , the double figures with forward S. Jos. Pa. 9ft Bowling Green 55 Hal Scholfield leading the way Rutgers 92 Colgate 82 with 19 points. Teammate Tony Western Ky. 100 Memphis St 61 Texas Tech 78 New Mexico 68 Robertson had 13. 78 Tuane 69 High scorer for, the. visitors S. Methodist. from Ephriam was Paul Beck North Tex St 73 W. Tex. St. 71 St. Edward's 95 Corp. Christi 93 with 15 points. Austin 71 McNeese 65 S.F. two teams th JThe Coach Hudspeth has maintained that philosophy. And played 84 Ariz. St 63 preliminary to the Utah - St Colorado St U. It paid off big this year for BYU and the Cougar football 63 Holy Cross 62 Yale Marys varsity game. team. Syracuse 100 Kent St. 88 Like Coach Hudspeth, the Term. Tech 79 Canisius 77 quarterback also is a positive thinker, and as a re-.&.i Loyola Md. 82 Hofstra 75 59 Gettysburg 45 suit he isn t discouraged by a p Temple y Ark. St. 78 Southwestern La. 75 little adversity. Instead, Carter, S. Methodist 78 Tulane 69 a "thinking man's quarterDavidson 90 East Carolina 82back" who came to BYU on an Jacksonville 69 Auburfi77 academic rather than an ath Arizona 68 Flagstaff St 58 : letic - scholarship, -- merely SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Kansas 61 St. John's N.Y. 55 hitches up his pants and Works Utah athletic director Bud Jack Okla. City 138 Tex. Chris. 114 all the harder for success. made it clear Saturday the St. 65 Villanova 59, ovt Oregon There have been times dinfield was wide open for the Iowa 66 Drake 60 head football coaching job at Michigan 96 San Francisco 78 ing Carter's freshman and var the Salt Lake school and no Willamette 84 Humboldt St 58 ity career when things didn' go too well for him and hi single individual was consider teammates. But he alway. ed a pnme candidate at the seems to operate with the con present time. fidence of a man who know: Jack said he planned to get United Press International success is just around the cor in toucn with several friends of By LYONS, France (UPI) his who hold athletic director - ner. 133, Maurice France, Tavant, schools that and other at ships get positive ap Perhaps 1 their opinions. Then he will outpointed Jean Tirk), 134V4, proach to the game is the rea contact the various coaches Belgium (10); Jo Gonzales, 157, son why the clean-cCarter, Virgil Carter over the last two years, has been able to repeatedly come up recommended to find . their France, knocked out Kene Brunet, 151, France (2). with the big play on crucial third down situations with long availability. Is . The Utah athletic director yardage to go. Coach Hudspeth believes it is essential to have the posisearching for sf new coach to . tive approach to realize success in foobalL replace Ray Nagel, who resign "If you don't think in a positive manner you won't last long ed Saturday to become new . in this business," he declared soon after his team had won the head coach at Iowa. ADELAIDE Australia (UPI) conference championship. And just having two guys like Hudspeth and Carter on one's Arthur Ashe Jr., of Rich . side gives a person that confident, winning spirit mond, Va., Saturday trounced Australian Roy Emerson, the In world's ranking amateur, 14, to win the men's What the Coach Really Meant singles title at the South In a recent column, Wilton Garrison of the Charlotte?1 N.C., Australian tennis champion MOBILE, Ala. (UPI)-Tac- kle cliches, employed by coaches 1 Observer lists some ships here. Joe Dobson of the University of by the carload and then tells what the mentors really meant: The United States got Its After a defeat: A few bounces our way could have Idaho has been named to the second title when Miss Nancy North squad for the Senior Bowl reversed the score. (When I get rid of those chokers I'll win beat Australia's Lesley football game at Mobile, Ala. Richey to win the J Turner , some games.) Jan. 8. You can throw.away the book women's final Before playing an arch-riva- l: singles Dobson is 6 ft. I to. and on this one. (A good idea, since we trail in this series ). 250 pounds. He hails weighs ' Prospects for the season: We might go all the way this from Horseshoe Bend, Idaho. Los St. time. (All the way to the bottom; I've seen better looking teams , . pulling covered wagons.) After scoring 40 points: Our opponents' defense broke down in several areas. (I hope thev don't fire old Joe. He's the soft- Bowlest touch on our schedule.) . , . only question in the game was whether the Utes could reach the 100 figure. The Redskins raced to a 2 halftime lead with guard Rich Tate and cen 12. to bring the meet to 15-1- 7. ,-- itors. Utah never working Provo. "We feel our facilities are' excellent for this kind of meet" said Robison. "It will provide the athletes an opporutnity to familiarize themselves with conditions at a higher elevation ay.-"VV Walter Byers, NCAA execu- as they move toward the 1968 tive director, notified the school Olympics." The elevation at Provo Is of the selection. He the 4,500 feet. The Olympics site is sai, three-day- " meet would be held about a mile high. Robison also said that he felt in Provo June 11 I J mm1 wouia1J araw weii in Hundreds of the nation's top was He JlMJKHu. supported by track and field stars will partthe Cougars' athletic director, icipate in the meet. Floyd Miller, who said: Although the Cougars have "This is a' meet of major sighosted regional basketball tour nificance in the sports world, naments three of the last four and I am sure that by good years, the 1967 track meet will planning and hard .work on be the first major national event of the university and com to be brought to the BYU camp part the meet will be carried munity, us. off successfully." will be the second time Track and field authorities J:t the NCAA finals have been consider the BYU stadium one staged in Utah. The 1947 cham of the finest, most modern fa-- 4 pionships were held in Salt Lake duties in the nation. In addiCity as part of the Beehive tion to a well lighted field, the state's Centennial celebration, new stadium has rubberized-aspha- lt BYU track and field coach track. Clarence Robison, who guided In 1963, the NCAA championthe Cougars to a third place ships were hosted by another. Conference Athletic finish is the NCAA champion- - Western snips last springs was one ot school, University of New several Individuals on campus Mexico. one-side- Cougars to the first conference football championship in the school's history and for the feat he was named the Western ja J Athletic Conference's "Coach of the Year" by United Press International. And Carter, a type of player I who placed third in the nation in total offense the past season, was selected as the first team quarterback on the offensive unit and also was named "Player of the Year" in the conference. Both of them are a man's man and they're both just as Coach Hudspeth tough a competitor on the field of football combat as anyone could hope to find. But, at the same time they're men of integrity and honesty who believe the game should be played within the letter of the law. And off the field of battte, both are kindly and gentlemanly. But nobody should get the wrong idea by their if anything worth- demeanor. They'd, tackle a buzz-sawhile could be accomplished by doing so. Event To Three-Da- y ' as, of BYU, a transfer from Pasadena City College, who took first place and the big trophy with a total pointage of 53.725. Second place honors went to Michael Kimball, University of Utah, with 49.95 points; and third place was taken by Brent 49.13 points. HaleUtalv-wit-h Nicholas captured third place in the side horse; tied for third in the horizontal bar competition; took first place honors in the parallel bars; won second in the long horse; and tied for first place in the still rings. He scored well the other l events. John Morrissy, another top BYU performer, and also transfer from- Pasadena City College," was a tight contestant all the way, but did not participate in all the events.. He took first place in the horizontal bar trials; third in the long horse; and second in the still rings. Summary John Tracy, Free Exercise Denver; David Lavln, Utah; in-jl- - Keith Ahone, Utah; Jim Cas tles, Denver; and Totn French, BYU, all tied for second. Trampoline ""SterlihgrVan Wagenen, BYU, 8.95; Dan Dav. is, unattached; Steve Brandt, unattached, and Mullstein, un attached. Side horse Brent Hale Utah, 8:85; Gary" Walker, un-attached; and Richard Nicholas. BYU. Horizontal Bar John MorStan 9.25; BYU, rissy, Thomp. son, Denver; Richard Nicholas, BYU, and Brent Hale, Utah. Parallel Bars Richard Nicholas, BYU. 9.15; Dave Walters, BYU; Michael Kimball, Utah; Ron Newson, Van Nuys, Calif. Tom French, Long Horse BYU, 9 55; Richard Nicholas,' BYU; John Morrissy, BYU; Takaminc, Denver, . and John Tracy, Denver. Richard Nicholas,. BYU, and John Tracy, Denver, tied for first 9.30; John Morrissy. BYU: Michael Kimball, Utah; William Clark, Denver; Bob-- Mulllns; BYU; and Tad Nadcau, Denver. |
