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Show .1. x p r vo UJ Vikings Meat ays A. F. In 0 r ire fii 123ii Top Region 7 Contest Games Last Week Payson 26, Pleasant Grove 6 , Wasatch 18, Union 0 ; Am. Fork 21, Sp.anish Fork 13 Millard, at Juab,.' not reported. Carbon at Cortez (not.reported) Friday) Region Five Provo at Orem (Homecoming), 2:30 p.m. Springville at Carbon, 2:30 p.m. Payson at Spanish Fork, 2:30. ' Region Seven (Friday) Pleasant Grove at American Fork (PI. Grove) 3 p.m. Brigham Young at Uintah, 3 p.m. , Union, at Lehi, 3 p.m. ' Region Nine Richfield at Juab. (AH-Gam- ; es Dogs tcf u 1 11 J li ; if OJ- vj ' DAILY HERALD Keasiuns nosr ouaars eeks lop Siiyline Tiif M B B f in Region Five, and a loss could mean the end of title hopes. One of the big games- is the Provo. at Orem clash on Friday afternoon. This is Homecoming Week at Orem, and the Tigers may have the welcome, mat out for the Bulldogs, but they do not expect to leave it there for the I rr MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1961 Utah. Counity. Utah v.w.' t ; n 73) - By STEVE SMILANICH United Press International A pair of Skyline Conference gridiron goliaths unable to settle their differences take out their vengeance on weaker rivals this weekend while hoping a third contender for the throne is felled. Utah State and Wyoming, havstalemate last ing battled to a meet second division opSaturday, weekend this while ponents biding time for late season contests with Utah, the third member of the Skyline's Big Three. The Aggies host once - beaten New Mexico while the Cowboys at Laramie. meet Colorado-Statand unbeaten Meantime, Utah, hosts' in arch untied league play, rival Brigham Young University in the 37th renewal of one of the d West's most yet colorful trample on. 4 With six minutes remaining mov- victory in three games, edged Texed 83 yards in 'three plays for the as Western 7 - 6. E,d Meadows kicked the conversion Sifter a payoff touchdown. M , It was the first time inlO years Jim Cromartie to Herbert Bradford a Skyline club has beaten the.. pass gave tin- Lobos a sl'orc. Sun Devil;. Colorado State went down to its Brigham Young primed for its fourth straight loss, losing to with Utah by giving San 'Jose. 'St pfe. big game Coach Hal Mitchell his first vic- y Possibly for the first time this will Udell Westover Coach year field his top team, and it is ex tory. The Cougars edged Montana pected to spell trouble for Coach Skyline Football Dick Hill 'and his Invaders. Brent in a game State University By United Press International Howe returned to action last played in the rain at Provo, ' All League ti Place kicking specialist Frank week, but Lamar Gagon and Glen W L T W L T Eaker was the difference in the Hegstead who have been hospital 1 0 0 3 1 0 Utah cases for the past two weeks will game. Baker's placement gave 0 13 0 ,10 return tp bolster the fullback the Cougars a 0 lead. The Griz- Brigham Young 1 RIGBY WENDELL By 10 ' 2 0 2 t zlies failed on a convert Wvoniiti", spot. Provo is expected to be at Herald Sports Writer 3 0 1 10 1 sion attempt after a touchdown UlHi State top strength and a tough and 3 0 Montana 13 0 Gridiron teams from Reigons d encounter is anticiput them back in the game. 1 0 0 2 1 0 New Mrxico into will Seven Five and swing An extra point was also the marg pated. 0 1 0 0 4 0 Colorado State their second round of play this Thrilling Battle gin of victory for New Mexico. This week's Schc dale: "week after a week long vacation a The to visualize Lobos, scoring their second Colorado It is impossible' State nt Wyoming Education more because of ,4 offensive game thrilling at Utah Salt in Convention Association BU than the Provo vs. Payson clash series. WOMEJN GOLF CHAMFlOiNS-Pictur- ed are above of the winners Mexico at Ut;nh State New Lake City. The the Bulldogs won which seventh Skyline member, The summer Last various Week's fiesinits: the last the Riverside Country Club Montana, is idle this week. Orem and Spanish Fork game could be events, sponsored by Provo, close at ' equally : are currently bunched a. the top women's golf group. They include (left to ifight) Front Myrtle Hortman, Helen Utph State 6.. Wyo iming 6 this weekend. Both Utah State and Wyoming Tigerville Utah 23, Arizona S5t. 26 of. the ladder in Region Five, Anderson, Ellen Larsen. Back Jo Tolboe, (foralee Murphy, Joyce Moore, Dorothy fee1 a tie is of little or clash If Orem the partisans Homecoming Fork" BYU 7 Montana H and with Lehi American Clark. no benefit to either team so both similar a is feature, topflight San Jose State 14, Colorado St ft Union perched on the top rung in schools must go for broke in their To terms could be utilized for the Mexico 7. Te xas Western,, 6 New v Region .Seven play. games against Utah. s are likely to Payson at Spanish Fork toaffair. 0 Coach Ray Nagel's Redskins be seriously juggled this Week Both; teams are keyedteam near You can meet bocL teams on home soil thi& NEW YORK (UPI) that NAMED SK VilXC, COACH pitch and the as competition stiffens, after the fever will if odds still think the the season. get can you one that the be Cowboys hosting wins first round pf play. NEW YORK (UPI) Mrs. Oct. 23 and the Aggies Nov. 18. Cincinnati Reds will win the breaks count. Spanish In spite of the vacation a num- make its Merlin of Shirlee Schrhitt Elizabeth, N..J, , However, one game doesn't World Series. Blad at quarter; ber of the Central Utah teams Fork has holder of 12 national season and neither the a make at Evans John and Clark Rdean took advantage of the extra time At least that was what 'Broad- dance antu figure skate titles, was Aggiek nor the Cowboys can afand Rex to get in a practice game. It may ends; and Keith Huff to A welterYORK NEW knockout (UPI) gentine specialist who is ford to look past skirmishes pre- way oddsmakers were quoting aft- namd today to coach the United at halfbacks supply stand them in good stead as they Woodhouse er t.ie Yankees won Sunday's States team in the world roller TV at contenders' conranked third among welter fight weight ceding the Utah games. continue with the play for keeps plenty of steam for; this game. lead skating championships at Bologna lffith a i York and New 'ranked tenders, meets the The Riverside Country Club's junior Last Saturday's contest at Lar- fourth game to take a Coach Jim Durrant, who suc: program this weekend involving over Reds. The the were Yankees title fight at Milan, Italy, Cecil Shorts of Cleveland at Madi women golf group today listed its amie, billed as a championship Italy, Oct ceeded Don Fuller at Payson will command all twelve teams. to win the. Series befavorites atten- son Square Garden Sa urday night. golf winners for the past season. game, turned into a defensive most U.S. team will The seven-man- . boxing some years ago, is out to defeat tion Had Sails Trimmed fore decisive that next week. on the Oct. 16 for the York victory. New leave The" teams during scored Both their Club include: winners t ill be tele struggle. ineir Pleasant Grove, one of the bet- - His teacher in this one, and he Jorge Fernandez, the young Ar- 22 other nain Yanwhich fifth For the in second touchdowns the lene game, competition, today's vised nationally by ABC champion, Helen Anderson; pej ter teams in Region Seven jour will have Jim Mortensen at cen' - Larsen riod. kees are tions will be represented. favorites. at tackle; Fprnande has the best knock president's cup, Ellen neyed down to Payson and had ter; Lee Kapaloski 80 an Stein and Ron Price tapped Edith yard (net); out percentage amomg currently (gross) their sails trimmed by a cour- - Glen Smith at quarter; and Ron 21 the directors' Larsen last Ellen cup, going by Aggie at Kent bf. Oborn half his 73 vie active fighters. Fifty ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES "ageous gang of Payson Lions led Watkins and (May leg, Ellen Larsen; June yards for the score. Jim Turner's to the backs make were He tories es. lost who Oborn Kent yardage by kayo Junior paced by leg,. Edith Stein; July leg, Myrtle placement failed. fivf bouts and had or e draw. against the Spaniard line. This them to a 26-- victory. ' LESSONS WURLITZER The Cowboys, with Andy Melov-sk- y August leg, Gloria a of thriller. Shorts, fighting his first Garden Hortman; Union Cougars, winners over has all the. earmarks playing for the injured .Chuck Hightly-RateMain event, nas woai 19 fights, Howard). ONLY neighboring Uintah in the first SIX LESSONS Club wincame right back and Lamson; flight, championship anc1 n seven B iost ClASSES ARE IN THE J dra United Press once, International lie round of play, had their claws The Springville vs. Carbon ners, first flight Joyce Meore; marched 63 yards in seven plays 18-- 0 MUSIC BOOKS over scored victories Pete Third when Oh'er, Washington Benny fKid) second i'n it, Co'ralee IVfurphy; for a score. A they tangled game at Price is less highly pulled EVENING at 7:30 Melovsky to Lonnie wcltcrw bight cham- with the Wasatch Wasps at Heber rated only because both teams string quarterback tossed a Paret, no TIME PRACTICE third J0 score. Dunn for fourth the accounted Tolboe; flight, pass Isaac Lo- City.. It was, a good game but have been defeated. Springville scoring aerial in, the final pi on and , Clark missed the important Vitale, flight, Joe Dorothy REGISTER NOW On to Union was unable dent the lost to Orem 39-- and The Dino- minttes to give the Huskies a gart Sept. 25, he stopped the J IN OR CALL AC extra COME point. highly-touteWasatch goal line while the saurs dropped a 4 match with Fernando Barreto of A little toilet .water or victoiy over Pitt. to season ran its Utah record perfume, Jon Anabo, Fresno State Took Brazil in the sixth round at St. Wasps struck three times in the Spanish Fork. Both teams are on a light bulb, will sweetHART CO. placed by outscoring Arizona State zone. Union end capable of topflight ball and the the Bulldogs on an aerial march Nicholas Arena. en the turnwhen air the bulb is in an at offensive thriller Next Sunday. Duilid Loi of Italy ed on. Biggest game of the week was winner will have to do that very in the final seconds to upscj Uniim So. State (Opposite Scera Theatre) Oif in Tempe. The Utes, trailing 21 - 26 to the Spanish Fork vs American thing. is of scheduled defend his Pacific, versity junior ( 140 Fork clash at Pleasant Grove American Fork is California cham Joined Gold, welterweight Randy pqund) to expected and the-- Region Five kingpins at thel the Golden Bears for the first pionship against Eddie Perkins of THE HILL AND HILL DISTILLERY COMPANY, LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY second its KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. .6 rPROOF. up victory ring were unable to cope with the big out Chicago in the huge Si. Siro soccer season this time after sitting Grove of the Pleasant and rugged Caveman Eleven! and expense 'but it is not going to be first two games with injuries and stadjum at Milan, Italy. The they returned home with a 3 Vikings, tie stadium can seat 100J00. an easy win. The' Cavemen had led the club to an upset Moore Jim and Big The week's boxing schedule in with shellacking. Missouri. their hands full at Brigham Company, just "packed too much cludes: Bruce Williams, Oregon State , Young last week and had to rally 21 117 weight and size. ball for Carried times 20-Monday New Orleans Ralph a 7 win, while the Grovers .I' for Millard Eagles played at Juab : Dunas vs. Del FJana! Ean. Bakerstheir initial, game to yards in leading Beavers to in a Region Nine affair but no dropped of tout Calif. Idaho vs. Noel 13-field,. Tommy in another Lehi Pioneers i reports were available for this close onev The Forkers should Eddie Edwards. Doug Post, Oregon The I one. It must have been a dark win this one Tuesday Hartford, Conn. Rudy but any let down or old sophomore quarterback was 4 secret. in vs. Oscar Fields, San Jose, as were Ducks Davis defeat 'brilliant over be could well confidence Even Games He Calif.- - Frankie Ramirez vs. Steve downed bv Minnesota, to their title hopes. For this Week there are seven disastrous touchMondoza. Halifax, N.S. for long Oregon Floyd Brigham Young Wildcats go to passed games on tap and every one is a Vernal down. McCoy Vb. Blah Richardson. a clash week this for i with i crucial for the participating the Utes and should break into Bob Smith, UCLA Kicked Wednesday Union City, N.J.- f teams. League titles may depend the win column for this one. The field goal, packed ball 22 Marcel Bizien vs. Tommy Nether- on a single loss and teams are Utes Alejandro a 0 decision to times for 82 yards, completed one cott. Phoenix, Ariz. pretty well balanced, especially Union, dropped and the Wildcats should out of two passes, and punted 50 Lavorante vs. Matt Jackson. rate an even break with the yards in lone try as Bruins bowed Thursday Los An eles (Olym- Ohio to Daveny Moo e vs. Pelon State, pic) Cougars.' Kent Bunker is beginL Dallas, Tex. Oscar Donahue. San Jose State Cervantes (non-tilning to find the range with his over to win Luis Rodriguez vs. Curtis Cokes. Led Spartans aerial display and it should rate .4, Colorado State from his end pothe nod over the Basin Eleven. Friday -- Worcester, Mass. i sition by blocking a punt, scoring ny Tavares vs. Bob Plenty of Trouble Union is expected to run into a touchdown and intercepting and Saturday New Yo k (Garden) 20 Colorado a back of trouble pass Jorge Fernandez vs. Cecil plenty against that running man-sizeShorts crew of Pioneers at yards. Lehi. Coaqh Jim Crittenden has one of thle .top teams in Class B play this season and with a star M studded bckfield and some top y ? l V front line players he should win. U turn' id VU luil without too much trouble this ; week. Richfield at Juab completes the Central Utah schedule ' for this week. The Wasps are still having trouble finding enough good players and will likely find the oing bi 'Richfield. , 'iv"'1 y Vt , rough against t i ,sf ;'"" :,.: t. '"'i All games are slated for afternoon play now that Institute is A. over and sunshine, (df there is ...va s ' ? I" '4 any) should make for better games in high school competi- v j , f Ed had tickets for the first four tion. , . , ' ,,. t I games but was disgusted with his i , seat . . . behind a pillar In India, the zenana is the part of the house set aside for women. x .every game!" OSS! 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