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Show -,t Nur".""'W. virtr.e'V-NK"'"V-Irr'- ..77".7Pr'90,1.-11"-"W-.e'r-v- 0 - , DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, LI a Salt Lake City, 123T E5E7L7 solvs - Aqiputerlivaan youlay; Octo imm. 21, 1938- B ! Rhut;arb $tillThrivel amo stconcs V 4 - ;- w Fitrat s ' t7 tliont Says J Sh-0-- a fled , .110111? knee touched. As It was, be was holding the golden platter, couldn't wait for "lights, camera, By GEORGE FERGUSON 3 , the-go- al In front of ball Me action" of the UtePioneer tiff. Deseret News Sports liVriter When his knee hit, and he and Bob Waste lotto had camera rolled After that crucial the past Fifteen seconds of football that dosed out the rolled into the end zone. bit of action-- , the Ute chiefs gulped in a, - Just in case things got too rough, and the 'confusing finish of Saturday's UtahPioneer USU Homecoming fiasco touched off a wave of, reactions from Salt deep sigh of relief. It was really true they had films were a little hazy on the final play, the 1 Lake City to Denver. SP01111' won the game, fair, square and legally. Their Indians came ut) with'crying" fodder, too. Denver Coach John Roning, still smarting films showed Mulliner's knee; hitting the ground Ute C.dach Ray Nagel complained that Denver. from rope burns after his torso was left dangling a foot or so short of the- goal line, and the ball did not set for the necessary second before put., qb in effigy Saturday night at the main entrant to was parallel with his grounded Jame. final play ofPregular time" into action... ling D.U.'s campus, let it be ImownAhe would launch s Officials called theUtes Then the Utes thumbed through the rule book Imd lile an Std.rid bit of info, neers got an "extra-pm:iv:1an forth which over "offidar on the one-incagain brought, elating bfficiating. protest Saturday's play 1:;13 e "Gentleman John" said ;that Denver, films le, that a play is dead whenever and wherever line. Utah held. show Charles Milliner hit pay dirt on the disputed any part of a runner's body except his foot or It'a one of those situations where "Gentleman' John" can say to his grandchildren "Let me tell., hand touches the ground. ::-long pass play and that field judgel3arney Snapp Mulliner might have changed things In favor you about the biggest robbery since the days gave out with a tquchdown signal. It and set Utah's Denver had he been holding the ball 'straight of Jesse lames." And Nagel can say to his, "Let-- - t of Meanwhile, fanfare, coaching Utah , State Snow-Blo- w never 'out to were his or not certain whether left when his knee touched. The baU me tell you about that great Utah ilctory over quite e they three-gamAggies, opening a then would have been over" the goal when his Denver back-i- n 1958.'" home stand, will entertain the handed a prize grid plumb on the proverbial IrAere was kiddin' rt gigglie in abundance at defensively tough Colorado a ' Monday noon's chew and view session of the Bleacher State University Rams in a , home-comin, g Quarterbacks. game Saturday. 1 Game.time will be 1:30 pim ' - Which prompted 'Little Chief Knock 'EnIn the E. L. (Dick) Romney iHardRay lVagel of the Utesto observe that Stadium. There will be no it was a beautiful sunny day, despite the blow- - - general admission tickets sold - Ina snow outside. : for this game. -megting willbe thi 44th " differ.Whehin turni prompts one whit a Irn-bdaten-Aii,:between the two rivals. s'"tkMrttt,A?,m001,7,wqr,stv ,,,AP'Pr",'ManVIZZtroW !,k'3.k;',72.4.1!:',),It31!?1'Z'? ence an inch makes. For surely Nagel's good humor and ::., will entertain'i' Utah State in the crowded jury room at the Hotel team .which- shocked the SkyUtah hung on the inch by which Denver's Pioneers failed line by defeating Brigham to convert their final touchdown effort last Saturday. , and Young University, which almost won from conHad the inch been, measured on the Pioneer end ference leading Wyoming last of the yardstick,MondaSr would have been a cold. bitter week in a 74 thriller at Fort of Utes1 recrimination for day the Little Chleto,who Collins. By HACK MILER undoubtedly realizes more than most the effect a few Deseret News Sports Editor The Rains have a .record I whims of fate can have on a career. Last and Utah State Is .47 University of Utah football. wild finish, the smiles could have been glowers, the applause:- - week, in I have been throwing some ,ers 4 Montana at Aggies tipped could have been hostile silence,, the lightness could prett3r big rocks at thir oppo. to win their have been supercharged tension, Ray's glib explana- - , Missoula, 1 first conference encounter. neat lately, but it will talc. tiotut could have been faltering apologies. Coach Ev Faunce has made some big gulls this week for With just an Inch In the balance. Some backfield, changes this high-flyinthe Air rorce ral; As it was, the Ilte'Prisidn Chief availed himself of week to cope with- the tough cons the .receptive opportunity to unburden himself on the CSU defense. The Rams held Thig game, set for Saturday running controversy between the Haun vs. Grosscup Wyoming to 83 yards from schools of thought. The two Ute both guar. at 1:30 p.m. in Denver, looms rushing last week. '' terbacks, have their backers. Allen Switched as the Utes' biggest to date , . Buddy Allen,- - the ,Aggies' e leading groundere gainer, has Opportunity For Explanation Falcons are Unbeaten, been sWitchtd--towhhave suffered Nagel has used tiaun As the wheelherse of the lite only a tie and Overton the attack, preferred to "spot" Grosscup, that at the mercy of Iowa, Curtis has faltered for the past passing specialist It a move designed to balance the three weeks. Don. Schiess,' a in their second game. Redskin offensive, Ray pointed out, but it's doubtful power runner from Nibley, More Class' that he convinced all the Grdsscup faction, who will insist, voted the outstanding back in at the drop of a hint, that there'd be a lot more singirt- the The fact that'lltall bat Dengame,- will over the flingin' if Lobbire Lee were on the scene more start at right half. Schiess ver fair and square, 2046, at often. gained 63 yards in 16 carries last Saturday gives the , Utah and caught three passes for 28 The proof, of course, is in the headline Utes 'a little, more class than yards. which proclaimed Utah go, Denver 16. Little they possibly deserve. By the Curtis, bothered by a leg Inthis was Chief, Monday at least, right, and he admission of both sides, Coach jury, has only carried seven times for 10 yards since the pressed his point. John Rolling didn't get the Denver ,game, second of the most from his machine against by only one The fact that he may have been right season. these fleet backs from the Hawaiian Islands They BOISE'S TRIO OF HAWAIIAN BACKSThree big Inch makes no difference. Utah. It is still admitted, even backfield move, In another reasons why Boise Junior College' a powerful gridiron are, from left, Herman Nob lisse, Herb Halliwell and And while the Redskins were feeding high off the ,Leo Ducharme has regained by the Utill board of strategy Han. are 195 Paul club has scored points against four opponents Pioneer bawg, the gloom was feet deep in Provo, his starting position at fullthat Utah doesn't have the on come their a have The Cougars cropper, tripped back. He carried for 63 yards , guns to go after the high fly. 7. own enthusiasm. last week. , ing Jets. Senior guard Gary Lund Y. You " can hear all sorts of thingsrumors and to As usual Coach Ray Nagel also back first the moved rumors of rumors Cat concerning the situation in 8 Ace-0B- , string for the only line change. and his henchmen will hope for, vine, where the omnipotent Cougars who glowed so Mt Honor Dixon brightly in the early season have had their htilliance a, "reputable showing" against tarnished with three straight losses. Left guard and lin6acker the Cadets. In this respect Dixon was warded the Willy There's no point in repeating what's being bandied Utah is expected to place most ' game ball by his teammates By GEORGE FERGUSON lative showings against Ricks in preseason games. And PROVOBrigham aboutit's likely 99 per cent false anyway and the other for Young one of the best line perDeseret News Sports Writer and with hometown backing, downing the team now tied emphasis again- this week on 1 per cent is over rated. The point is that there's nothing defense work. University's freshman foot. season formances for should of rate Snow the a slight edge. for second in ICAC play would Snow Collele tries to stay in wrong with the Cougars that couldn't be cured by a ball squad, cut to just 29 But anything can, and probably help soothe Weber's salty Nagel. aware by now that Utah State last Saturday. Col-thick the of battle variety. couple of winseven if they're only the one-incagainst there are forces in favor of the , In this rivalry- - wounds. The Aggies suffered only members by "Monday, Went , , lege of Southern Utah, which is JI'led happen Grosscup passing game, even Montana in the tilt bruises, game. through intensive drills fighting to stay in contention. On the other hand, Ricks, as opposed to the tiff looms: which CIther Coaches, Other 'Days' Buddy Allen and center Mike Tuesday in .preparation for Ricks tries to move into undis- - The Ricks-Webe- r looks more and more the defense, will averages of Connell'SF were the only casualas one a e for the and likely tough Vikings try Its first game of the season puted second place against The Cougars haven't done badly, considerin-rithlosses like a top division club in work the big gun in for some ties. Merrill Johnson, eaurterdespite Weber against Utah State's Weber College, which would to Boise, CSU College's .fact that a football is shaped oddly And bounces accord. Friday and Dixie. The the liCAC, hu enough at of the high air stuff. It Kansas in the back, injured ' like desperately to salvage in Logan. frosh ingly, considering the fact that there's two sets of adver Wildcats still have the peten- - stake to make it play tough shouldn't take a stretch 'cif the State game, will participate in The USU Ramblers have some kind of prestige from its series on any specific afternoon after any specific tial that beat two Arizona chips football. ofThe Vikings have imagination to know by now week. this workouts light league los- ', victory, considering the fact that muscle and bone and CSII and Carbon that disposed already played one game this dismal three-gamto is Curtis knocking heads with the expected improve. season, mac STANDINGS tied Snowlujeague en. Falcons and losing by a single ing streak. vunerable to bumps and bruises. lt is not the best way All.6121" WLealri.T . W L T counter& , point to Snow Junior Col. That 's the picture in tut Boise to prosperity. 0 0 0 4 Hayes Pessimistic (Ike eight top men out of a football 8qua4 lege. Dune 2 0 1 2 2 1 w en d' Intermountain which eek a hasn't Boise, had COIAJMBUS, OHIO (UPI) Good Shape even Oklahoma's row upon row of muscular BYU's paper thin frosh Collegiate Athletic Confer. Rtilcok; tight on its hands all season in Ray's not ' 1 to be shoat. Coach Woody Hayes of Ohio were weakened by the an. ence football race as CSU wctu, In 1, you've got the same kind of young rnen:----anI racking up 195 points while ing at tlese going ; birds on the "sit." StateTanked second this notmcement Monday that moves to Ephraim for a ; Csbo 'n its Opponents to 7, isn't problems that confront Hal Kopp. holding be flying down wind week in the UPI football ratsake! quarterback Jack Jot.. p.m. encounter with the : Next expected to run into'inuch trou- They'll Evvie Faunce has had his days, too. After his Aggies, rritalar and about a lead." to Island this Rhode a say taking enter. high dan, Weber and ble from Compton. The nationingshad Badgers ' lost to Arizona and Denver, the little guy from Minnesota va.. u. of 1. Pawnee ,- - All's as well as could be national cham- school star, would not be tains Ricks at Ogden in an. atlia ex. his m. defending and Bran fast ranked, big ally ; was about as secure as an overripe tomato in a hailstorm. at SoSuathtaerirnarlItah Utah. Denver tillow pected failed pions Tuesday: "Whether we eligible for freshman compeother afternoon tilt could some of pa. College probably give He wasn't getting the 'Inches" he needed, but he's picked to break any, bones. There at Ephraim, 2 n.in wM develop into a good foo- tition, according toCoach ,, -- - In a top intersectional clash, - lucks vs. wefisc 'at Ogden, 1:30 pm. of the top small college powers: were - , , up a couple since. a few grinds and bumps tbilrteEun is r stM Tom Verbanatz. Phoenix. at of trouble. oarmboriptenveiePhoenix plenty Boise Junior College, whose 13c)11. Evvie's in good shape again. , thefl men but at first among sixth lost its Carbon at straight count Baimir.11715 stock is soaring every --week, all was In the Monday Weoekn'aullasults game, fourth league tilt, Satur) entertains Compton JC (Calt Ricks dd. Trinidad All of which makes a pretty good philosopher oat, Redskins' favor. (Cninra-daBut Golden the home-Bai- a day. Eagles 8:15 fornia) in an p.m. Dixie 30, Weber 18 (Thuredar, -coach who has risen to For the first thile since the , of Ott Romney, the nOW 15. UST.' Ramblers 14 erblirs mustered their strongest offenCOTfllflggaflle.H football season started Coach daiL high places in the nitidn's scheme of recreational things. sive come of show Seasoft to the Elsewhere in the ICAC, Dixie - back from a 21-- deficit and al- Nagel passed up his Sunday Ott pointed out that he'd discovered his victories College journeys to Salt Lake most upset Ricks. But for two session with the players. TJsu. ' Lead Golf of defeats the and past hadn't much changed the City to become the first 1958 Nobs oot4-1Fi7i401.1i.i.060costly fumbles, the Carbon ally they view the film on Sun. course of the world4he nation or even the Institutions opponent for the University of PINEHURST, N.C. (UPI) crew might have come out of day to get ready for their Mon. ,. runs &Inge all out Utah freshman team. , National seniors champion day workout. But Nagel fig. the Sun. Tom Robbins of Larthmont. Rexburg with an upset Carbon travels into of perspectivefor Nagel or Kopp or Fame& , LOGAIsl The Utah State finest varsity material feeders shine State in The Eagles could be on their lured a cut.back was in ordgr of nabbing break hopes to ' the N.Y., only player The best note of the Monday session was furnished the season Sat- par in the qualifying round, way and Phoenix could well be to keep staleness out of his University freshmen football- in recent years. its first win-otheir first victim. by Ott, when he admonished the gathering: tepee. JC. Phoenix 15 Among the outstanding for. urday against ers, edged by Snow College, led 32 players into Tuesday's "Be kindito your coach." meeting is an- first match play round in the to 14, lEist week.. open Aggie wards are tackles Merlin 01. The Snow-CSother one of those southern invihomecoming activities Friday sen, Rick Evans and Clyde Utah rivalry clashes which uorth and south seniors tational championship. golf center and John Tucker should provide fans in the area by' playing Brigham Young Brock, Tilt May Settle Lambert Trophy Army-Pi- n e nd Jerry Orsund. Olsen, a hard-fougwith grid classic. University trosh in a 130 p.m. 235.pound Logan 'athlete, was Next choice for first place in thli NEW YORK (UP) play, Romney Stadium. the Utah Joh sson Gets' Offer In game,at school league an allAmerican high week's balloting while Pitt tied Saturday's Broncos have STON (UPI) -- -- Boston Dixie, 84; Coach 'Darrell Guthrie, selection. Evans, a What does this lookTike to you?, omoter Johnny Buckley has game could settle the race replaced Navy in second place. pleased with the line play of Superior, Wis., lad, Is one of were defeated by Ricks 214, in their and to last Middies third The Swedish outing offered State two heavyweight slipped prospects. top Dairy for the Lambert Trophy. the Ramblers despite the openguard showed surprbding strength contender Ingemar Johansson The unbeaten Cadets once following their debeat by ing game loss, sa3ra the squad He's joined by In downing Weber, 3448. $15,000 to meet Les could develop into one of the Al Nelson. , again were the unanimous Two Wyoming boys head the After losing quite handily to Of Boston, former national am. a. Rambler backfield ea t. two intersectional foes, Snow ateur champion, in a bout atThey're fullback Frank Cos. seems to have found itself, also. the Boston Garden next Janu.To d who has won all tello, plunger from It downed Carbon 14-- played ary. Williams, Diamondville and halfback Ricks to a 20-2staridstill and five of - his pro bouts, meets Larry McAllister of Sinclair. beat the Utah State frosk15.14- Ralph Ruffin of Philadelphia o Both have been consistent in tileir last three outings.. Mt Boston Arena next Mon. On strength ot their compar-'- , day ground gainers. r.1 ' , Sharing - homors with-- - tMs , Len is Resler, speedster pair 1i rIMMIIMIIIMMIMMIMMIN, 0 mMk, 41111" ' high PROVO -- - Desperation, the Cougars Etre still in the Sky. , "Our running game Is school observed Kopp after from Boulder City, kind that,often results from a line race with a 11 record okay," and five games to go. watching the films, "but our Nev. streak, prolonged losing But the situation for - the passing is waY Off mark. So S betone otthe should produce Grizzlies borders , desperation. w are going 'to concentrate et f ter games in the tkyline Con- They can scent a victory. but on that phase of our ellen ference this week when Mon- have: yet to find one. They sive attack this Iveeki, and -this looks like an ocean liner heading your came close last Saturday that includes receiving as Vo2,50S-1--w-N tana and RY1.1 tangle. in chances are you hie your travel smooth way, as well Utah State, ,and passing." Missoula. against -- they survival at for A1 For the amoOthest, most level ride on guld ' to easy. W3roming fotight ' seaMon same meeting Midway through the , In the 'Albert Gallo, of 47 S. Sth decision three weeks earlier. land, see and drive the smart new 1959 De Soto 0 IMP son the Cougars and Griziwent over the West, has had his thrill, but staff the Hal Coach with new Level-Cruiday Ride, coming Kopp' Monday , tiles find themselves at an and his coaching staff watched scouting report on the Utah also his ELI of big deer. October' 24! 0 Mow .wee't Important Juncture. Texas films of the BYU-NortIt took Al and his hunting 'g a m e. They CompanionfTWhours I 't tana, wrestling with the game'and then huddled in a to bring breaks that often mom strategy session to go over were impressed with some 'of a nine-poin- t tuck out of the winless pany a loser, stands mean-whil- Saturday's mistakes and map Coach Ray Jenkins' personnel; wilds of Weber- - Canyon south wkftmmmi.mmoVALt2i.00.mm..wom.mkmd,M In five start& BYLI, , for the game at MU-- despite the, Montana loss. of Holiday Park. plans Si at the tag end of a ,, The animal was shot Sun. E311113 Stan Raining, MSU's Of, , - three-gam- e losing streak. was obvious an close study of Saturdays day morning. Hunting with guard,' nit 4411s sALT f413 off 463 sount Sed was - &Amid PA. 11111010111114111 IS IOW; PLIIMOVM OSSOVICS West Actually Coach Hal Kopp's films uncovered the errors standout. 'and John Lands, left Al were his father, Jesse Gallo, orism tx 2450P Lem 2,16 mom& pork se Haw ktds aren't quite In the bind cost the Cougars a win against end for the Grizzlies, also won Ms son Johnny, a brother Roy, Mak" Utatt Nide & Whom lie SAS Al SOCIAL NAIL MINN a NOW own um . Art Gallfgos and Fred Garcia. that grips the Slivertips. The the Texans. special netice for his play.' - - , - , - - , A, CHIPS 7E1 last-secon- d r by sToOpi CIIIP1121A01 - te off-side- " h - 'Agrinst (SU What Difference An Inch? Can Into Sunshine Turn A 0 C:)eS ,ZODS :':: :'!! - cademy 32-6- Is Lean Targei -- 2-- .. i 27-1- ' - g --n- 13-1- Agige-Montan- a -- , - : -- ' , 'Thin' Badgérs Vs. 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