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Show Thursday, Ostabur 27, 1949 TI41 DESEIST NINYS t, Bears Are Picked Over UCLik on Coast Are 'Solt Loki City, 'halt , , Mini-Michig- ,k,41 an - :-- .' . 7" -- 1Z 44.74. z; I , vi, , ma , o t. git N. -- o - N., AlleiidaiithMáik: 4- N., (11 - I - , l't. - '1) t 4 Southwest and , REGION FOVR FOOTBALL CHAMPSPictured above are members of the Millard High School football team thatan- nexed the Region Four grid crown Wednesday in a special Oklahoma Is Favored Over Cyclones out-Whi- 0) 0) 1) 14 1) (2-1- 4 en (3-0- 0) 0) -0 Ray of Sunshine Tex. STATION, shambles of a disastrous Texas A. and M. season there stands a football player. Bob Smith is his name and he has waded through enemy litbs COLLEGE (AP)Amid the as though playing for unbeaten, untied Notre Dame. Every blast is 'painful but the sophomore rolls on driving, crashing, fighting for a team that tries but can't give him much help. Some ligaments were pulled out of position in his shoulder near the neck before the opening game of the season with Villanova. He was in that one only four plays, carrying the ball once for six yards. The next week he cracked through 21 times for 214 yards against Texas Tech. He had to keep his left hand clutched against his shoulder to avert fur 190-pou- nd ther injury while carrying the ball. Against Oklahoma the Aggies got 62 yards rushing, 48 by Smith. Against Louisiana State he had ,56 yardsall A. and M. gained on 'the ground. Against Texas Christian he made 37 yards of the Aggles' total of 58. Against Baylor last week Smith gained 65 yards of the AggIes 126. Be leads the Southwest Conference in ball carrying with 410 yards net on 86 triesan average of 4.8 yards per effort. Thus he has accounted for more than 57 per cent of the Aggie yardage on the ground because the entire team has gained only 712. In passing A. and M. shows just 371. A. and M. has played six games and won only onea 26-- 7 deciTexas Tech. sion over But it's no fault of Smith. If he had somebody to open a hole once in a while, the big fellow oft-beat-en probably would drive clear out of the stadium. At that, he's been stopped for only 17 yards in losses. He didn't have to come to A. and AL He was offered scholarships by several conference schools and by both Louisiana State and Tulane. But he chose Aggieland and isn't sorry about it. There's a brighter day coming for the Aggies. A. and M.'s football team is mostly sophomores this year. That means in 1950 or 1951 the line is going to dart giving pounding Bob some help. Twenty-seve- n of the 30 Aggies being used on the first string this season will return next fall. Most other conference schools will be hit hard by graduation.- Meanwhile, Bob Smith drives on. When his shoulder gets well, he will be used on defense, too. You can't keep a hand up to your shoulder to protect an injury when you're making tackles you know. SS 1040 GRAND OPENJNG z of z 1 IME , ' INGE VI VI ASHE Starlight z theater Drive-i- n tor bolus verb hem sot gloms On PARAMOUNT Ashes log Is so Nee se an. hog hello& los, -- Grounds - AUNT IMS1101f111 MMUS , Eve., Oct. Friday I Ogden, Pit the Rabbits playoff against Delta. The Taft Watts-- c cached crew will meet Region Fives champion Vintah irt a state, class'I's quarter-fingame scheduled for a Saturday showdown. al Road , - 28 ONLY, $1.25 $1 Down Per Week PHONE US TODAY Giodyeir Service. thlh Cot. 3rd SO and 2ad EAST o7 Phone - , , n Millard DO-To Capture ' Péltqi.:,.25.19:-::.'..-...- The KANSAA CITY Iowa State Cyc long.& who have , lost more football games to Okla'PILL MOR laMillard High contest at rillmorto by a score of riot Later: In' the tint period homa than any other Big Seven Sch661 won the Region 4 foot- 25 to sig. Millard knotted the score Delta Delta began the storing In the picked up Its next two touchteam, appear to be In for another ball title by defeating Delta High School Wednesday in a playoff opening minutes of the first ye.. downs in rapid fire order and dreary afternoon at Norman, Millard countered with one leavOkla., Saturday. ing the Rabbits ahead le to 12 Iowa State has won only two at the halt 21 meetgames and tied .)ne in Millard evened the , count in ings with Oklahoma. The series the third period and rammed began the first year of the conhome the winner In the closing ference (then the Big Six) in minutes of the game Beer - !10' THE DESERET NEWS 1928. - On the credit aide for Coach Abe Stuber's game Cyclones this time, however, will be the Big Seven'a leading forward passer. He's Quarterback BiU Weeks, who has connected with 48 of 112 tosses for 827 yards. Iowa Threat 'Another Iowa State threat is End Jim Doran, who has caught 21 passes for 389 yards, to top the that department. Half-hac- k Bob Angle also is among the Big Seven leaders, with 13 receptions for 263 yards. Coach Bud Wilkinson of the Bruising Oklahomans isn't taking any unnec e sips r y chances. Wednesday's practice was tagged "Bill Weeks" day. Sooners scattered an over the field, breaking up passes thrown by "Bill league In For Delta the running of Johnny Whatcott was. outstanding. For MMard Eldon Marshall', passing and the runnhtg of Jackson and Marshall were tope hathiMeate, Trojan Workhorse. Tookboo-441o- 3,212,2 waft. (u) Inda-.4ca- tt, Paellas Sunhat, - Tho aoimelorr4 Prom (141M4 SO. Collis AI' ' Store , New York 0111A)- - Ilk MMUS, Iskis k' !Istria. ,...1747. ' Jac- - ISPetai. celesits Peahen, fact D 4 clerk. Coottotwich. WRAY IL WashingieS- - raze) (ess) Ir1Stos4korro $L Anteroom (NM) IL ' SYroeuse gymnasium University's new is expected to ready next tall. Archbold 'Cym was destroyed by the two years . Ottlaralaaireeks. - - New Gym Readied Bock limn. Athol Whateott, Prestwich. Grail& -, Seers hy skimmers: belt 0-- 111 Millard S I 411 haselas: DttaPrestwarb (111. cats. billiarriMaarack, Wads Marsh oil ). Marshall. 'scamp. (pass hem . By Sob Myers LOS ANGELES (AP)"Battleship Bill" Martin, fullback for the University of Southern California, continues full speed ahead this season from the distinctive point where be left off Jiià grid , exploits in 1948. That point was the bright afternoon In late De,ember when this squat, terrible Notre' Trojan rammed through, Weeks." Oklahoma in Dame line for, not one, but two, touchdowns Iowa State beat No otherfullback of recent score. Its first 1931 by a 13-date 13-- 0 can toylike that claim, was series in this victory e In 1928. The Cyclones earned a 7 tie in 1936. They came close, year" and next headed for the I I Washington Huskies at Seattle, in 1943 and in 1944, 'the senior from each time losing on late OklahoI ma scoring thrusts. nearby Alhambra Is playing ahead of, and not on, his 1948 Nebraska kit ' By Hack Miller ' reputation. , Salt Lake City nett parts The Nebraska COrnbuskers, Good so;rer for hundreds of miles around who furnish the homecoming opHe is tied for second piece in lost a real friend when Ross scoring in the pacific coast coo., position for Missouri's Tigers at Sutton died ;a couple of days terence with seven touchdowns Columbia, also concentrated on t'aaai-anaga an thet d 42 points. - Practically all stopping a clutch passing:guarRoss was a real boosterthe terback. He's little Phil Klein, were made the hard way, from kind of a guy who had par- who's hit 20 for the best average de the live line when ticipzated in sports himself and rival lines imow yard in the loop. whet and who see to the nixt SW to Injuries continued to plague then liked expect He isn't spectacular the Kansa State Wildcats, who get a chance. He was a liberal but he's awfully reliable. contributor to promotion of the are getting ready for their traHo has vaned taws., ,..,,,,,. ditional game with' the Alums various sportsespeciaUy ten- - the ve;le o'f .,,v feemmeZbe in which be himself ex- - hes carried th7hen eatorelhen Jayhawks at Lawrence. Ted nis, Maupin, who had moved up to celled. twice the number of any turn. We never went to a football right half te replace Elmer Crein 79 tripe) and ""in ("5 or around basketball ingame a shoulder viston, sustained he hag doubtless played twice we these what but redidn't parts jury in practice. Creviston is InanY WITINM as tiny team- -, see Rom Most of the time we placing theinjured Gerald Hackmate' , had a chance to talk to him ney at fullback. Defensive St" Colorado expects an all - time and he was forever interested what For doesn't show In the some In particular pushing for record crowd of about 23,000 its homecoming game with Utah. phase of some particular sport. statistics le "Battleship Bill'ir All reserve seats between the ' In our younger days when bone butting defensive work. He fond of human canRoss was also fewer in years he ' is extremely goal lines already imve been sold. ; vas one of the guys who al- - tact. A crowd of 22,500 for the KanOne of the highlights Ois fall sas game earlier this season is ways had a pat for a man's back, win or lose. Many times was the contact betvieenMartin the present attendance record. we came off the floor after a barging up field, and Ohio State's bad night and Ross would be fullback, Fred to say, "Good game, son, who was carrying the baU and headed doweled. el liar Rosa was a special blessing MOrt15014 ail 6 feet 2 of him, to sports. His death is a bard became acutely disinterested In blow to everyone who knew the game temporarily. Notes him. It's I hard knock- - to us scribbled hastily at the moment The personally because of the great merely say: "Morrison ELMIRA, N. Y. (AP) ..wobbly, Elmira Pioneers of the Class A deal of admiration and respect leaves game.' are Baseball Sutton.we out Ross Eastern League held for Chicago's esteemed ;journalist, looking around for a new major Arch Ward, wrote of the13-1- 2 , league affiliation. tie that day: "The Big Ten unit Son of Doc Spears The St. Leas Browns. who have 'bowed tremendous backfield , operated franchise since 1945, Robert Spears, plunging full- - speed but its ball carriers were were announced Wednesday they back for Yale, is the son of Clar- - forever running into a husky President ence (Doc) pulling out. Vice Spears, former foot- - Trojan back named BM Martin, Charles Dewitt of the Browns ball coach at Wisconsin, Minne- - who made more tackles than all said they would replace Elmira sots, Oregon and West Virginia. other USC defenders combined." with another Class A club. "We lost money in each o( our four years In Elmira." Dewitt said. "This is not a retrenchment move, just a shifting of the course of out operations." A spokelimun for the Brooklyn Dodgers. who declined use of his mune, expressed interest in 'Nothing quite Pk twookiost the franchise, Wednesday Night's Exhibition Pro Basketball ' WO" CationMcBride, Male SacksMoisa. alarahali. lea, Moyeock. PoyisT4tot USC's Martin Enhances Top Grid Reputation - - WhItakaT ka. OwardaeiParthrs. Clulateamon. 200-pou- 12 1 , ROUND 7-- 7-- 12 7-- 14 AB OUT uR.:.,-c- , Smith Glitters For Dull Texas Atilvi he (AP)-;-T- Ram-Chica- ge . can-we- 0) ,e non-leag- ue two-tea- Angeles battle Sunday may break the National League attendance rec.. ord for a regularly scheduled loop game in Memorial Coliseum. Business Manager Bill 'John. usually on the pesaimistte side. looked at the advance ticket sal. Thursday and ' predicted 10,000 or :nor! may be. on band In see the big. Bears. try te gei back into the ;Vattern Division Ong,-xis and the Rams try to sew tho. division grown, , tee Novelty ,, Tv. never seen snything it In pre foothalt,'' John de. dared, adding that - extra the', has been engaged to handle the business. The 1oca1T National League crowd record was set- - for tb Ram-B- ar ,clash' here In 1046-- the 1046 crowd was somewhat smaller,. too, but the price scale was higher, Coach George Rata and the ' Bears are due bare Thundjnd will drill in prints at Wrigley Field. They were minus - the services of niers' stars in lea. Lug to the New York Giants last Bunday. including Scatback J, It. (Jackrabbit) Boone and tstitrting 'tackle Walt Stickel.' Lajack Starts Halts sent word ahead that he plans to start 'Jotatty Lujack at quarterback, George Gulyan. , les and George cAfee at the halfback berth and John Hoff. man at full k. , Clark S ughnessy's Rams also figure to be Mr top strength and fav,ed to hand the Boars sc. otbt Intl:tack Is their , title ng Big 10 Have LOS ANGELIS L041 1 3 ,r-1 "'A 010 7. Hot Grid Wars : MOy.1),q1tq.!-.::';,:i-,',:::- SAN FRANCISCO g Bears face a formidable Rose Bowl road block Saturday. Their southern By Jan Hartnett cousins, the University of California at Los Angeles Bruins, are If IlL (AP) CHAMPAIMf, primed to play their best football of the season. Undefeated, untied California figures as the favorite. The the dire warnings of the football Boars have done everything asked. UCLA also is unbeaten in scouts are correct, both Illinois be tougher the Coast Conference, but dropped a 14-- 0 game to Santa Clara. and Michigan will house steak SatIn contrast, California started its schedule by dumping Santa than a boarding urday. Clara. 21-Mini and The league-leadiis the California, therefore, the defending champion Wolvertouch- choice here by a couple of ines tangle in a crucial test at ;downs. The Los Angeles setting And, the men who Champaign. gives UCLA whatever advantage keep-- , the watch in the enemy there is in playing at home. stadiums say of their respective Important Tilt team The fast Stanford bucks opponents: "They're tough." Mini Speed up against the giant killer, Santa Clara. It is a contest, Bill Scout Orwig of Michigan but important to Stanford which Wolverines that thy By Will Grhosley still has Rose Bowl hopes. Coach' warned tilt can look for extreme speed and NEW YORK (AP)The south- - Marchie Schwartz' Stanford st and Big Ten are furnishing not afford to get knocked over alertness from Illinois on both offense and defense. the hottest of a torrid lot of again, either in or out of the "It ii a young, eager outfit football races this ference. The crystal ball mirrors that wants to win. It is improving fall. a loss for Santa Clara. For the wide open Southwest Southern California takes on from week to week." Orwlg also warned the MichLeague, where the bigger they Washington at Seattle and Wash-cothe harder they fall, State travels to Oregon igan squad about the fancy footis just a normal circumstance: state's home field in conference work and ability of Sophonsirk But it's quite a new experience encounters. Once beaten USC lBacks Jack Karras and Ron for the rugged Western Confer- rates the nod over a Washington Clark and Junior Chris Pagakis, ence, where Michigan has been squad that has lost five in a row. who replaced Halfback Sam Piazza against Purdue. le such a longtime boss. Washington State should most of the other cir- more OSC in a close one. Orwig also related that the Ilm linois running attack worked so Idaho ricked dogcuits are featuring fights at this late stage, it's anyIdaho looks the better in its well against Purdue that 391 body's grabs in these two fast game with Portland. Montana, yards were gained on the ground leagues. after dropping three straight, and that passing became unnecSouthwest Leaders may break into the win column sary. The last of five passes thrown during the game with and Rice (2-Baylor (2-- 0) again over Montana State. lead the southwest with perfect Oregon followers hope for a the Boilermakers, and the only records but Southern Methodist, win over Iowa, but the outlook One in the second half. svent for the defender who has lost to is not bright, particularly in view 20 yards and a touchdown. "They have a dazzling running Rice, and Texas are still kicking of the Big Xen teams recent upand hard. SMU and Texas clash surge and the 'fact the contest attack," Orwig said. On the other hand, how good will be played at Iowa City. in the big game this week. is the only unSt. Mary's entertains a scrappy are the Wolverines? Illinois (2-"As good as they've ever blemished team in the Big Ten Drake club here Friday night in second place. The Gaels must bounce back been," says Scout Leo Johnson, with Iowa (3-and Ohio State from the fearful 41-drubbing who watched Michigan in deMinnesota (2-are ), given better by University of San Francisco if feats by Army and Northwestern however, chances for the title. they expect to have a look in. and a triumph over Minnesota. linoie big test comes up Sat- College of the Pacific, highest Great Line urday when it meets Michigan, scoring team in the country, what in line did to MinneState Joe San meets "Michigan's the twice-beatpowerhouse which halted Minnesota's march shapes up as a hard battle Friday sota just what I had expected Minnesota's line to do to Michlast Saturday. Michigan will in- night in San Jose. This week's selections: igan. Michigan was great," Johnflicted by Army. Friday Night son told the Mini. ), and Penn Cornell (3-St. Marys over Drake by Jose by 1. "Chuck Ortmann, the left halfSan over COP and dominate the Ivy League 1. Occidental by Cal. Tech over back, is terrific. In- my opinion, this championship probably won't Saturday eslifornta over UCLA by 12. he's the best back- in the conbe settled until the two eastern Stanford over Santa Clara by S. ference. He can run and he can to over unbeaten both California date, Washington Southern giants, 14. throw. He gained more yard' clash in the final game of the by Washington State OTIT Oregon State season Nov. 24. rushing (115) than the entire by L Idaho over Portland by 14. Minnesota team (98)," said JohnPotent Pair Montana over Montana State by 7. Iowa over Oregon (at Iowa City) by 7. son. (Ortmann got his 115 yards and Tulane Kentucky (3-Pomona over Redlands by 6. on 16 tries and he completed (3-ride herd Over the southWhittier over Calif. Poly by 15. over San Diego State by S. nine of-1- 7 eastern and may wind up in a tie Loyola passes for en addiSanta Barbaro over Calif. Angie, by S. Rastem Washington over Central Wash- tional 92 yards). for the crown since their paths by 7. "Michigan was 'up' for Mindon't cross. Georgia Tech or ington Pacific Lutheran ever Whitworth by 1. Western Washington over St. Martin's nesota," Johnson reported. Vanderbilt could slip in if both 1. by should stumble. Pacific U. over British ColumbM by 7. "Those two defeats made MichLewis and Clark over Willamette by 13. igan 'ripe for a big win like Duke and North Carolina, with Whitman over Linfield by S. that one. But it can't let down records in family Denver over Artions by 7. similar 3San Francisco State over Numboldt now that it's got a chance to replay, may go down to their last State by 7. State over Southern Oregon by S. peat championship. It'll be 'up' game Nov. 19 to determine which Chico Arises State. 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