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Show take NEWS, :Solt DESERET' 7, City.-- toh, Sunday.- Morning, December '3,. - 19!1--C- 1 e ,P.':..Z.cl':E01.11.7,'e.ir.i0. 0..fl..gt.p. - --' t- - -- i If'jith-E-9715'Ji-l- , I 0 ,t - . ' By BOB MYERS : California's 'LOS ANGELES. Trojans Dood It Notre Dams VC beaten Trojans played football Saturday for the first time int downs 13 143 yards, this season and belted favored'Notre Dame farther down the RashIng pastas ,,,,,,...., 104 - - 42 Pugin. Passes tramsted es,,, 30 ' ' ladder of fain by a 7 score. ' '. 1 .. 12 Passes ...... 0 3 ..... Passes interroptee A tremendous return of a kickoff by speedy nalf- Pants ,, 11 Pt ,, 39 37 I Punting of 70,177 to its rumbles lest ......,. back Jim Start that raised the roaring crowd . 11 210 Yards penalised ' feet brought ' ITSC' its tying in close battled enough el..wet touchdown in the second (war- the final three minutes to thrpw scant count of two point& ter. And ' a blocked Notre a It was a typical Notre Dame gigantie scare into the Trojan Dame--thaprodyteetl-o-U t crowd ferethirButa try for o firkt goal was the largest of the college 28 yards out Ivas wide. mint safety in the third sent from The defeat, a sad blow to No-t- season here, Suffice to say, it the Trojans erashing.,hito their Coach Frank Leahy,1 brought a glow to Coach Jeff nier the Irish whoDame's missed the game and had Cravath and his Trojans, who ' io stay homlnlndiana becausel had beaten only Oregon all fall 'Notre Dame its ranks badly of Influenza, brought to an end fled two games and, dropped depleted by key pl a y r s the proud Irish's worst season' knocked Cut of play in the sec- - since 1933. Quarterback Bob Williams, This wag only the fourth time who In the crucial moments of cod half of the bard struggle, In Notre Dame history, in fact, the finatperiod was to go to the that the South Bend team had sidelines- with injuries to join suffered as many as four de- his other backfield regulars, feats in John Petitbon; Bill Barrett and And for The twelfth, time in Murray Johnson, guided the 22 encounters between - these Irish to the first score of the ' two bitter rivals the game was afternoon. a marginofcme decided Ittookpolt crushing plays to touchdown or less. It was the drive 544tards to the one, where third time !taxa' been by the Williams pushed his way across. '7' Avo ri.e;-.1ll'i.c6'- , rip five-tim- rn - -- ' 9-- 94-ya- rd , V911110 'pt - --- - - - , ,,, el 1.,--- 1 - 11, It es - E11 - a , . -- MIMIC. -- -- - - r, a .l , 4,,k,-,- - ---- te 1 b.o i , ----, ;ii, ? , i -- i - - ie I- since - :iCTFFINS. -- - Sooner Passing ., 11 on. one-Seas- -- Halts Stubborn I.. - '4:- r lit 9 ? 41-1- Aggies, ? : 4 1....c.:AqiQfficio4'Appe.py 00.i.ii..;:: Ski.'i,!MOt.:::..,.110.0: BT SAUL FELDMAN-- , STHLWATER (AP)Oklohome's- Claude Arnold pitched four touchdown passes to bypasi a frghting underdog Oklahoma ,A8cht football team 41- 14 here Saturday in the forty-fift- h meeting of the state riv. ,I, , , meet on May 12 while plans for By BrILL.DUNN Intermountain Confe r en c e the upcoming cage playoff were Za -,,1 athletes will turn their talents left until a further date. A mo' PASS NAVY ARMY BREAKS ,sports , this tion to split the current confer, Oklahoma to twn additional Sugar Bowl-boun- d t was decided it 1 No year the teamwas Gene Saturday ence grid play, into southern and Back does down a he for jaation's knocks Gribble.(21) Army a pass intended Navy Zod jig as a touchdown But favorite. six by ICAC officials during the an- nor he A,' di via ons was dropped Larry Treadwell (80) in Saturday's Army-Nagame in Philadelphia. DInu scored second a fighting nual winter the Aggies put up was Meeting at West- and no schedule touchdown-o- n pAss -- . ' minster College. , off if it hadn't been for Arplay. (AP Wirephoto) 1951 the slate was CZOIeN For the first time a though ap. nold's passing The victory Is Oklahoma's enc. ski meet will be staged proved. i The 1951 grid schedule: thirty-firstraight and makes at Snow Basin In Ogden some0.1Ot.'.:6:i:-..-:,R0-1.1:..:0.:...-.::..'.i..--..:..,:,oppt it Dixie. it the favorite against Kentucky time In at Carbon; Dixie St Sept. February while a box- kicks; Weber SIMI Continued front Page C-- 1 in New Orleans New .Year's at VCR; Weber Sept, ing tournament is slated at RuCalifornia. ,Day., Kentucky's coach. Paul pert Feb. 23-2- 4 under the superM MSC WoMmtninar But even- - from there, Army Sept. (Bear) Bryant, scouted the vision of southern Idaho. could not score, and the game' at Westminster; Snow at Oct. game as the personal guest of Only Ron I Reed of Albion Ditiels Weber in Calitornia: Ricks at , ended with an interception Oklahoma Coach Bud Wilkin- - was newly elected to office Boise. ' Ont. at Carbon. and battering run back by i son. NASHVILLE (AP) The In the final periods. A crowd And oet. at Ririe; Westminster while other officers assumed Gurski. an eye-fu- ll saw at Carbon, Bryant Tennessee watched of 28A00 Tennessee V ol un te ens made in duties the of chaltiTe oat.. at Weber: Same at Carregular se - Navy made its bruising administer Vanderbilt the worst of- Oklahotha versatility. officials. Reed was named first bon at Westminster. a so plain it all but over- theirgame with Vanderbilt thin with The only Aggies. thrashing it -had suffered since Oct. at MCC Carbon St -- squad of 30 men- .- matched viee president while:B., W. stop osi the road 1945. shadowed the offensive side of Carbon, assumed the Weber. at SAC; Westmineter at Pet, in the Annapolis attack, which to the Cotton Bowl Saturday 11 touchdowni in was the tenth It which W. L. Gotten-bur- g Dixie. victory presidency ' nes. at Carbon. rolled tip 13 first downs to with a 43-- 0 football victory starts for Tennessee and the loss the first quarter for a 7 tie of Boise vacated for the Nor. St SAC; Rieke at Weber; Army's five, outgained Army over their 'ancient rivals. SICS et Westminster. was Vanderbilt's fourth in 11. before 33.000 persons. second vice W. 0., Noe. Si Soils; Weber at It was in the second quarter Watkins waspresidency. on the ground by 200 yards to Tennessee, ranked fourth in Tennessee 's was this first again named ex- Washington. Itthanks the final Associated Press Polly But 77, and Noe. at new. hold Coach Bill Ed- the Sooners broke loose for 28u ecutive secretary. team to Woe. at SAC. to the remarkable Zastrow. drove to a 10--0 lead in the first wards' , scoreless. po int& Arnold, doing a ,beau-ta- Nov. at, Washington. Westminster will again play then-scorivad,at It was I defense That let game quarterback; 'SOL lamest, st will ,SeSee DSO -- to hint ednierence track Several stouts from Texas ed the the, , . toreak line :with attack 4,manAggies 'Armyaunted the Vol's Cotton fowl oppon- a Itself like an eggshell flung spectacular aerial barrage ent. grit an eyeful as they thaLpxoxed,In-theentlartnake Soph-Lead- s the difference: which. foi instance, threw an studded single wing power blanket Three of Arnold's touchdown almost embarrassing eleven score two touchdowns 1 were caught by End over Army's All American end passes through the airs fonr on the Jack Lockett. End John Reddell r, Dan Foldberg and ground and add a field goal for scored on the other toss. A one-yar- d of Dallas. good measure. buck by Halfback Billy NavY's touchdowns were SMU,127-1- 3 Sophomore Pat Shires kicked Vessels and it nine-yar- d Jim scored by Zastrow and spring DALLAS (AI Talented four conversions. He missed and by Fullback Leon Heath took Baldinger, a midshipman - from - - care- -PJohnson. g so.diallarold of the remainder of the that Gilbert- Bartosh; plano-leggeittsburgh- so mammoth- Mis' Halfback Sooner USS of the Harold Payne scoring. short nothing sophomore who runs like a tank scored two touchdowns tor Tenli souri can serve s his eventual and passes like be was shooting nessee and Basil Drake added command. a rifle, .carried Texas Christian two others. Their scores were If a brace of those Air Force to a 27 to 13 victory over dis- made by rushing. Znd Vince the which patrolled r heartened Southern Methodist Eiernis in the season finale Sizemore grabbed touchdown stadium had dropped a couple Saturday 1 on the of both teams. passes, one hurled by Haft of junior sized 44-1The irrepressible Bartosb Lauriceila and the other by 3 presidential party they could not have created more Conster- passed for one touchdown, ran Payne., Va. nation than the two Navy for another and engineered a CHARLOTTESVILLE, lusty drive for a third. He also football team, touchdowns in the second (APVirginia's was the leading ground-gainer showing an amazingly effective of the day. one-tw- o punch in Johnny Papit 21-2The other horned Irog.score 0 and Rufus Barkley. perpetrated came when smashing Bill Moor. a monumental upset Saturday PITI'SBURGH CM') Penn ':1:DS'f1110-Poii-- 4' man, line star of the afternoon, by whipping North Carolina, 44 picked up a blocked kick and State slipped and slid through to 13, in the fifty-fift- h galme of mud eke an to out upSaturday sprinted 25 yards for a touch-I- t continuous oldest the South's, I set 21 to 20 victory over a Uni- grithSttako,Ziatialr.A... was a sorry finish for the Ve7ifirOrritqratilirattIll' a. Virginia., beaten by Its tradiMethodists, who five weeks ago team that' niade a thrilling but tional rival for five years in a 'futilesecond half comeback row, scored on Pits first play 9- - were rated No. 1 in the nation. Division The first annual tournament will Since then they have lost four fight. 14 ping-ponfrom scrimmage when Papit It wax Penn States fourth took a pitchout from Barkley be held Wednesday and Thurs- games. straight victory of the season and galloped 68 yards. , day at the, University of Utah and its first over Pitt since 1947. LDS Institute of Religion And from there on, it was an . Blow Barrage A meager crowd of only 7000 utter rout as North Carolina, Building, according to Harry circuit -I, e In 1949. two battersSid 'rode trplIeyt to the Forbes Field a James. meet director. in INTERMOUNTAIN CONFERENCE lavotite, HEAD TO New and lots'' were in be will where Gordon and Andy Seminick singles parking Play calculations, turned in an inept Conferof Intermountain the officers Athletic Collegiate contestants' o prodoubles with home runs during a still blanketed with the teity's funibffrix performance. ence compare notes while getting a breath of fresh air record snow. viding their own paddles. Ping- single inning. ,pong balls will be furnished by during the annual winter meeting Saturday at WestA nominal the tournament. minster College. W. O. Watkins, front, was voted back NEW THE THE and AND OLD entry fee will be charged as in executive secretary, while, left top right, W. L. trophies will be presented-winnerof all divisions. Gottenburg, Boise, was named 2nd vice president, 11 W. Action will get underway McCallistereCarbon, president, and Ron 1. Reed, Albion, 0 Wednesday at 6 p.m. and will as elected 1st vice president. continue until 10 p.m. The BIRMINGHAM (AP)Sopho, .,same schedule will be followed more Bobby Marlow led Ala- Thursday. bama t a. convincing 34 to 0 500,000 UNITS 'Entry blanks may be secured victory over Auburn here Sat-from stake or ward athletic , fore 39.poo. Vegas-supervisory. The entry deadwinner -- thie ' urday M1.1011, Fla. (AP)Veteran ranking money sweet w was The especially l line is 6 p.m. Monday. Sammy Snead and Newcomer t year, turned in a two under pal. eo 'Barna p titans, who got re- Jack Burke Jr., tied for the lead 68 on the thltd round to couple venge for la t year's lis 13 at the end of the third round with his 67 and 66 of the first , A NEVADA' CORPORATION Auburn. of hands at the upset Rally of 'the 310,000 Miami open golf two rounds Alabama got 323 yards rushS00,000 ,$00,000 Shores totirnament Saturday with nine A stroke behind the leaders Common Voting Stock 6 Cumulative Preferred Stock a new Southeastfor - -today ing were Dick Mayer, Old Green-Snea- d under par 201s. 65.00 Per Valera , Conference record of 3030. , No Pot, Volvo) ' Stiyihur 'wick C.cmxi., and part time ern White ilt tPfat$ Of lino shore of orofornmt of rind orto ;limo. 2705 of LS11 mark set olg the ORLEANS (AP) NEW temaa, stock for th mot prim of 00 pet was W. Va,' who has won movie actor Joe Kirkwood Jr. In 1945. c Powerful Tutane came from Springs, is This mode tito only by offering prespoctus. Copies of three DaytOtIL, i Beach, - Fla. , Mayer , tournament Marlow look charge early. behind in - the last two minutes the bo obtained from Om stattersogned may prospoctus a amateur times, dropped curling ishared the lead with He tqok a pass from Saturday to tie Louisiana plat LESTER L. LA FORTUNE on the eighteenth green forlFrankStranahan at- the end of. Ed Stlietn-t- o ,Alabama Ks State's fired ugi undertiogs,-14-' give Registerod Broker He 132. his a second 36 to a birdie three holes with card dropped 14 before an estimated 74,000 opening touchdown midway of LAS VEGAS THOROUGHBRED ASSOCIATION He 66. an on the last' green the first quartet. The same back Straight four under par fans. 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