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Show - TcW Georgia - - - Vols Suffer First Defeat of Season Washington St. Scores Over Ariz. St. 24-1- 5 PttLMAN. Wash. (Ufl) Washington State, c o m i li g up with a hard nosed defense. won its first game of the season Saturday by Surprising ' "Arizona State, 5 It also marked the first time " in three outings that the Cougars were able to defeat the t - T- - V 4 ! . i t the touchdown when it Gerela plunged in for a touch- Arizona down from the one and added poured through to block Jim ' Engstrom's attempted punt on "the extra point 9. Two Tisnt urinuter into the sec- theWashington-Stat- e later Shaw the carried plays ond period Cougar defensive ball into the corner of the end halfback Bud Norris intercepted a Rick Shaw pass on the Sun zone. Shaw carried the ball Devil 42 and carried it in for in for the two point conversion. The two teams battled evenly the touchdown. throughout the fourth quarter Norris picked off the aerial until about the 4 minute mark Intended for end1 Wes Plummer when Henderson hit McWashine- in the flat and cut downline ton with a 38 yard pass which sideline. As he neared the 10 went to the 3. Four plays later - yard line, Norris ran into trafGerela kicked a 20 yard field fic and broke back to the midto ice the game. dle where he picked up two key goal Arizona State outeained the blocks and went into the end Cougars 252 yards to 180.' but tone. Gerela added the extra suffered three key Interceptions point. to Breakup the drives. Washington State's final tally Henderson hit his receivers on of the half came with 2:04 left 13 of 21 attempts for 124 yards , when quarterback Jerry Hena while Shaw completed only 3 of arson hit Ammon McWashington ia for 57 yards. WSU 7 14 0 34 ASU 0 6 15 0- -15 W6u. Gerela 1 run (gerela kick) WSU Norris 42 pass inter ception (Gerela kick) WSU 10-- 9 McWashington 9 pass from Henderson (Gerela kick) ASU Williams 74 run (Rokita 111. CHAMPAIGN, (TfPT- )kick Bob Eophomore quarterback Shaw 5 run (Shaw run) Naponic drove Illinois 53 yards ASU FG Gerela 20 and then plunged the last yard WSU A 18,700. for a touchdown with less than even minutes left on the clock to ambush Ohio State in a 10--$ 3-- Illinois - Outlasts the Buckeyes " ,- downs. BILLIARD TOURNEY LOUIS (UPI) --The Billiard Congress-- of America announced Tuesday that the aecond annual $2,500 U.S. Open Pocket Billiards Championships next summer will be held in St. Louis. Three new entries into the Billiards Hall of Fame will be announced during the, towv namenVTshich will run from June 26 to July JL ST. With Stout Defense, 1 1 By PATRICK CONWAY United Press International i :r-- - Weber State Smashes Montana, - i f-- Miss-- fG 8-- 3. California Bddrs, Columbia Falls to Harvard, BERKELEY, Danny Holman, 24-- 0 m t Calif. lUPt)-i- w lim a n . aah yaras the nation's season. leading passer, completed 22 of 37 passes for two touchdowns Saturday to lead underdog San Jose State to a 244) victory over California in a typical neighborhood brawl' . California, orite 'a touchdown fav- a big win: a week ago over Pittsburgh, never had a chance in a game marred "by numerous penalties about even split on both sides. In addition to his TD tosses, Holmair completed five """throws field goal en route to a period. Ole Miss blitzed Georgia quarterback Kirby Moor during the early minutes of the first periods shaking bim loose from the ball, and end Marvin 34-- 7 McQueen recovered on the Georgia 28. Jimmy Keyes came on to boot a field goal NEW YORK (UPI) Unbea after three plays moved t he ten - Harvard's flashing- - back- : Rebels only seven yards. field quartet of Ric Zimmer Moore boomed a punt man, Tom Choquette, Dick to Ole Miss four-yar- d line in Gatto and Bob Leo Saturday overwhelmed winless Columbia 34-- 7 in an Ivy League gamer" scoresTandGatto ancp Leo Zimmerman, a junior quar- rushed for 112 and 86 yards, terback from Columbus, Ohio, respectively. Reserve back ran for one touchdown and Marsh Goldberg scored the passed for another, fullback other Harvard touchdown midChoquette bulled for two other way in the fourth quarter. San Jose's Holman Bombs off Munson, over for the dead tired Holman midway through the final period, added San Jose's third TD on a five yard toss to Mike Tompkins to make it a rout, Holman's touchdown throws were of 25 yards to John and 12 yards to Bobby Truiillo. both, coming within 3:24 after the start of the third period. Holman started the game with Paul Gehring, a fourth-yea- The Wildcats broke ODen tight game in the second half with two third - neriod touch downs and added an insurance one in the final quarter.. The Grizzlies were unable to mount an attack and were in trouble all afternoon from fum bles and pass interceotions. A bigger Weber State line held them to 19 yards on the ground. Weber picked ud a lead in the first period when Jones threw a 84 yard bomb to Tony ' '. V FLY FOR FUN FOR CONVENIENCE AIR-TA-XI Singl Approvtd by Airline. r M"" CENTRAL UTAH AVIATION CO. Manager: T.lipkn Jvnf Mik tr J7J-4J- M S7J-W- 4 Utah's-marshla- ; ounvy Gehring used a four wood on hole to bag the ace. the This is the second in the last week. Witnessing Gehring's shot were Bob 176-ya- hole-in-o- Kirk-patric- k, j man in Washingfon . . . X t i Congressman Laurence J. Burton It a member of three key groups that vitally Scattergunners started blazing:' away at noon Saturday as the 1966 Utah waterfowl, season got underway. "Bluebird" weather brigiht, sunshiny , akie? greeted the estimated 30,000 hunters who Hook to with high -- : hopes for successful shooting. Early reports indicated most of the hunters were getting ' their ducks. t, Acd well they should. Plenty of ducks have been reported on the state's marshes and feeding conditions were reported good. Utah lake produced good hunting, ac- cording to early reports.' The Powell Slough sector, in 'particular was popular Saturday ; "and produced some good shootmg. 17 "J ' The waterfowl will "continu Grizzly hopes fell in the third period when the Wildcats marched 81 yards in' 15 plays as Jones mixed: his passing at tack - with good running by Luther White and Lee White. Utah County: The Houm Agrlcurtur 8 Committee; the Houw Interior CommittM (which It concerned with reclamation project! and the mining and metals industry), and the Public Land . nds (which i Law Review Commission,, ft5?? , studying policy regarding public lands that make up about 75 per cent of all Utah lend). Bi.iiiwii ; Congressman Laurence J. Burfon has Fought for Utah and Utah County; -- at 6:03 and end at 5:57 p.rn. For, the rest of lf the season legal shooting hours, will be hour before sunrise to sunset each day. , one-ha- steel mills in other nations, which would have E..Nrf JPSJ. B R AW N HUNTINGJi :vB00TOTfK in competition with U. S. steel producers. As the ranking Republican member of the Subcommittee on Mines and Mining, TH has been an important figure he In i . bill to provide for the Burton has been a vigorous and effec- U- - S. Forest Service" Provo's water supply. - - - CV has resisted foreign meat imports, testified on behalf of modifying cattle hide exports, helped get funds approved for Burton farmer loanst agricultural research, and ' control, if will bring in irrigation, recreation and industrial " supply."' . B con- - , flood tinuing the school lunch program using Amer- has helped lean agricultural products,-an- d water sponsor other legislation beneficial to Utah' tive advocate of the Central Utah Project and the benefits ta acquire lands on the Provo River watershed, thus assuring protection of the watershed and looking out for the rnjning and metals Interests of the WesC J Burton helped assure approval of fhe Burton he voted against foreign aid for produced steel ,,. i i farmers and ranchers. r 1 ! ! 1 a proven friend of Utah County ct SURPRISE ' offering. FROM DOWNTOWN 51,99 "V 7 PROVO. CARED-FO- CALL: t Boh Alien or vtning. ... BOB ALLEN REAL ESTATE . 17U ft ORCHARDS. t 03 8 u affect Mackinnon, SECLUSION WITH CONVENIENCE "'-- 27 22 41 Wright Tech FG Henry Tech FX Henry :iv.(' golfer, scored his first on the 17th hole at the Riverside Country Club. AS DUCK HUNT OPENS 7-- fl MOSTLY COVERED WITH WELL Howard Rowley, Tenn-- FG J r GUNNERS BLAZE AWAY PLANNED FOR SMALL URBAN ACREAGES. FOR INFORMATION ' Scoring: . re-ele- ; Tennessee Planning A Trip? hole-in-o- 0 tnthusiasticl about this 8 MINUTES 0 6 0 0 "Georgia Tech Keyes39' Jenkins run At Riverside CC MISSOULA. Mont.?UPn Weber State blanked Montana 60 Albert Kirkpatrick, Ly completions in 92 attempts 28-in a Bie Skv Conferprw for 768 yards and finished it man Tracy and Hal Wakefield, football game Saturday behind quarterback Tim Jones who passed for touchdowns and tail back Luther White who ran for two more. LAND BUY ON THE &ARKET TODAY ONLY 03 ijynrestearterbac1r1 who took Munson. HOTTEST art got-onl- Gehring Fires 1 of land we 9 7-- i PACKAGE - Georgia marched 68 yards tor Ga --T ."(Etter 1 Its second period touchdown kick)- -;' - ; with Jenkins grinding out 46 of Ga Safety Graves tackled in them in the sustained drive beend tone " fore crashing over. for a d touchdown. Bob Etler con. verted to put Georgia ahead 3 leaps over fallen linemen enroute only 38 seconds deep in the AIRBORNE TAILBACK Walter Chadwick of Tennessee to a first down In the first period against Georgia Tech. Tennessee, seventh ranked and a ' three point favorite, lost to Georgia Tech, . ;r : TOO . 0- ,000. Norm blew up. "I went over that jusf yesterday, you idiot. Where were you?" "Out drinking beer with some friends." Van Brocklin exploded: "You got the guts to sit there and tell me that? How do you expect to make the cut?" "Hell, coach, I don't. I'm the electrician. I just came in to fix the lights." We can't b 9 0 3 0 0 i Rebels. t - - 0 one-yar- ' (Continued from Page 13) the all What's "You at the left tackle back, slumped over. assignment on the fullback counter Inside?" "I don't know," came the answer. "Well, can you tell ma what the slot end does on the half- ," the waning moments of the second period. Rebel quarter-- , back Jody Graves was nailed rolling out on first down by ajnigmy BuJldotJlfifense-.hel- d Georgia on the rest of the way to take Mississippi victory over the - Mississippi Scoring ,1: i j.i SPORTS WITH SCHWARTZ run-pas- 3-- later Blane intercepted a pass thrown by Tennessee's Dewey Warren at the line and ran It back 13 to. the 32. Tech, unable yards to gain much yardage against7 defense a rugged Tennessee which has not allowed a touch-- to y down. Ihis season,- the 24 and then called on Henry. Moments 9-- Cm-vel- lo 28-- 0 9-- 3 WorkATHENS, Ga. UPI) horse fullback Ronnie Jenkins wingback Bill McWhorter, givpowered Georgia te a second ing Georgia a safety and Its period touchdown Saturday and 3 victory margin. .. . hroiighJaTir70dayote s back option?" ' "Never heard of it." 3 Georgia Stops Ole Miss r ; 3-- cker ' game After half time a fired-u- o Sun Devil team came roaring back with a pair of third, quarter touchdowns. The first Arizona favored Sun Devils. State tally came on the third lTtie Cougars made the most of play of the half , m, halfback their first half yardage-- , getting Travis Williams roared through three touchdowns on --only. 110 a gaping hole, in the right side of the WSU ' line and outran . total yards. Early in the first Quarter safety Dave Peterson to go 74 Washington State after being yards, untouched for the touch' held on their first series of down, -"downs, klcted to the Sun Devils The Sun Devils' missive dewho fumbled on their own 22. fensive line, which averages Five plays later fullback Ted 235 pounds, set up the next . (UPlj,-.Lineba- lOth-rank- 24-1- queaker Saturday. But it toofcJirn Stotz' conversion to post the one point which nailed down the game for the Illini. Before Naponic's drive, the came was a battle of field goals, with the Buckeyes' Gary Cairns holding the honors with which set a Big a Ten record. Cairns clicked on mr.ee out of tour field goal tries and put the in the Buckeyes ahead, field first period with a foal. Cairns' record kick, which was put Ohio, Sate ahead et up when the Buckeyes ran out of gas on the Illinois 38 after three consecutive first field goal, the Yellow Jackets' winning points. His second interception came with only 2:41 left in the game with- - Tennessee driving deep into Georgia Tech territory and heading for a possible scon. Henry, a place kicking specialist who is also a golf champion, kicked his first field goal from 22 yards out with five minutes left in the first half to . tie the score at Uonllytelevised8-- upset over J. Blane made two seventh-ranke- d Tennessee. crucial pass interceptions and Blane, a senior from Roa- Bunky Henry kicked a pair of noke, Va., made his first interfield goals Saturday to give! ception late in the second peGeorgia Tech a na- - riod to set up Hjenry's second W. and . McWashington ran into the end sine. f, third Gerela added,' his of the point- - after- - touchdown oh .ATLANTA -- 1 JL fee? ywx - CONGRESSMAN, 1ST DISTRICT ' . U4 WH CnHr-Fr- Pd-P- avt ol. REPUBLICAN Adv. Utah County Burton for Congress Committee, Gtant S. Thorn; Qhairman. iBSKSsQs8S3tS8ESSSSsNism Jl V B " |