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Show , , . , 1 ,LEsiGh c , ragri2zrtzli - - 1 litäh'Crowds ' .. i ; , , , , . ''. Lead Big SSeven - .i, 1 , , 30,000 Turnout Sets Record , , Nelsomis Iloteti''' - , a mob of 1500 people mining and elhowhig 'each other about , , Atdhe office a 4 f e w. , minutes , ,! ' ...t., - , later, he men- , tioned the Ind- :',,.., dent to the city ' '' editor, who bel- , s,,, - f i ' .: , '' ; ; 4 ; , .', t - .,, ) lowed: : ,f f., , . , ,Iy"Now listen l'..', here, young 1,4 man, while I i 4,,,,,i1:4- . i, you some- ti When-te- ll , k., thing. t. ever 1500 pen., ifri t in , , the street in , ,this town and '', ,, they're elbowing and ahoy,. trig each other about that's Les Goatee , news. , Now go out and find what happene- dwhen, where why, and all about it!" Ddmo Runyon never that lesen He becameforgot the world's mos colorful sp or ts any-- gather- writerAlways-a- t ing he itsked first, "What's the crowd?" and never "Who do you think, will wthr ' What was the crowd Thursday when Utah played the Aggies? Graduate Mgr. Theron Parmelee reported that 29,873 . paid. There must have been several hundred more, including faculty, skulls, students, newepa- , IIMMIIm.....0111 - ,f '43 .t ,, , . , en.64' ,-. ' , - ., , I 114 j - t th.1 't - - t - ' , Utah Attendance Mash in the Line Only) Oregon . StateHa- waii-23,518 Young ' U-1- 9,019. Denver--21,24- 8. , Colorado A&M-11,- 181. Utah State-29,- 132. , Totals-126,- , In i , Increase-4-6,. , er ' , whose seasonal Sky-Brig- ck I , x" ed - neck-and-ne- , , d: , ' , with ras tate ' , -' - series, . 1 ' -- ' ,t,,,,, . , ' 4 1 , ' - - ., - 4 ,.. , ,0,, s , ,, w, .,,,, 1, ,. 0. .. - i,, ,,, . , u., ;.,, . IS; --- 4 .,, 1..e"'- '' , t-- , ,s''. 1. ''2. ' 3.3.. - ..t,l':,, , ' ',-;,,- ,. ' - ,,,,,. , .4 ,: ' 4 ,,,, 1 SM1TH--UTA- I r .., ,N ; 4 ,gt - 4 ' r 1 , '' e ,,,,,,, ,.. .t 4 , k .. , - . ' ' , li ?, , ,N H 4,51,10ft, , 4 i , 0.. .,,,, '' '44" 7,11:11.....'71 ; .. ' I, ( ',. -- -, - - l's-kt- it ".,---, - - ' ( ,,, , &s.,, '''''''''-- Rl -- - , - - x . ( - : Progress was slow yesterday in the first formal meeting of ' , ,,, ' ' ,;..1 ' ''..4,, wmt, ' ) .4. andtit ' - ,, ''. , ;.. ',. 8 ..., ' ,- , I---- '., - . ..,, , - .;:: ...,-,- .4 . ,.7- ,,, -- ,,,. .,1 ' s , -1,0,' , i $ '.'..,,,, 0(4E .. the Mountain States Intercol. 1 legiate Athletic Conference since the withdrawal of Colorado Uni- , , ,i .9 , , .0-77 4' versity reduced the circuit to six $' , ,, .,. , ''''''''' '3 '''?"'s" '''' members, but faculty represent- . ,44 '""'s, '4 ' - ' , 1 atives and athletic directors were :,,,:e'' again today and:expect , ' :se' ,- . e' , ' A , i See ,o ' ' a , 11 ', picture riSst page. , 1 ,,WILLIAMS-1.1S- AC'. 4 4t , ' ?"" ,, - to wind up 'their reorganization ,;, ', ''' fe , Ilt ' 's , ' .:,,,,,,,! work sometime tomorrow. , ' ,, ,,,,d." .., i ,, , , ''",,,,,,'This morning, representatives , . -- ' ''-', ... T4K ' 1..,e. , 0.' , ,,,,1000,,,,,woodu... ' set up an emergency eligibility ... , : ' ' Iljr,1,0 ,s4 I committee composed of the con- .'4,4444,..,... ,-,I ANGELOSUTAli - ,,:,, ,,,., ,, . .. 4 , ference vice president, Dr. Leo it :2.., G: Provost ot Utah University . ,3'. :A-,..,,,, ..,, , and pr. Louis .A.: Breternetz of , , ,,, t' . .. ,, , ' ' , iliktk , 4,4 l.-, , Denver to act on questions of ,, , , - , ' ,, :1"'" .' NE t' ' UT eligibility that cannot be easily 4 "4 sl handled by the entire conference .. , , ;''', ' : , , :,' , r, group. T,be -committeemen are yo.0;....0000000s,00r.se,Ahs .. ; ,2..,., 44 automatically- appointed by the ,.. , ., , .,,. , , , conference rotation system. , . , If... el.. ' ,,;',' ' H. C. (Pug) Warner, confer, ence commissioner, was also aui , .4,,,,,,,,,.,:".,, thorized to join the national or-; : -', ''''''''''''-'- -' - - - ' i."-- 7 , 4 , , , , , , 03..,.......,a6,,,,...mmlaw.i....agam,at., , , , ', .i,.. ,ganization of commissioners and - , , , ''' ,;'' ,,, , " I 0,- 1,;,1, 4 ,".S2 :' k, 1,' ' I represent the conference at their ' ' ''- ,.,: ''' '''''11' DU ,,,WEBER ,,',4e. I ' It ,...... e"."woo.... ..0. 1 ' s meetings. The move was made , ,1,,,, ., '' -,-,, 4 , . ,, . , to obtain better coordination in , , ipt-0-,,,,,,,,,, ',,' ' 't..k:','''''-, It. A, .,,,' t.' r i , ) '''i.' '"''''',Nk '.. '01,":,,0,. I ,t 4. i intersectional officiating. , , , ''I''. ' 41 '4 , ,;..,',..,. , , ,k,,;;:...:., - , ,. I. i f ., I .... , Dr. Breternetz was named as ' A., s. ' ' -.1, 'I ', ' ' ' '''' ' i ' ' - ' ' 1 ''' ' a! ar .' '''' I the conference and District Sev''' .e I: 1 ,,,.0011.--.'7.. ':' ,. , , '4, ,,, , , , :,, , ' 't 7 en representative to the NCAA :, ,,,.,. ' --,,, .i I i, X " Vik,ti.), '' ' 1 '' r. , :4 I, I A, j ,, , ,.1)é ",' York . s4i meeting - t l 1,.., , ,' . 4, 4, .., next f ' schedubleedinfgorheNld :' , , ,,',! , Vi,,. ,,,.'.,";-'- , ,,..:'..':',.: ,, ,t, in the i :, .,, ''''' '4' Hotel Utah. produced little of ,, ., ' , , 4, ''Ic., ga,,, interest estq.,-J , .' in yesterday's opening , A I '' " s' s session. The Denver faculty 1111 j' ) rep. , ''i;t f ; ; , Dr. Louis A. Breter. ,,, resentative, :As Vit .0 , , , 4. 1 ..: , 1 , , 1 ' ,: , ,e nitz. scotched rumors that the ., I 4( ,i4 , '''''4,, '''k''W'kfg.v, ,..4,01,..01'" ' 1 !".1'.' ' Pioneer school was planning to . , ...4 follow Colorado out of the con- ,,, ' , ir ' , 1 --' - ,t , '1,40 , . , ,.0) I CRIBARIDU- ? ... , fereDnrc.e o, . , , 4, , A t ;4 I, t i , , 'Breternits reported that ; ' ',4 ,, Denver "doesn't contemplate ,',4 : ..., ' ,....,,,,A6100,-,-,any change in their relations j, ,,,,,,,,.,.......,..000-' , ' e with the Mountain States Con-'s A 11M, HAFEt4 UTAH , , 'M ILLSBYU ference." '''' " ? ''''' ' The' tonference also went ;". ' -- the of formality releas- through ing the California Collegiate i Conference from any obligations anent mountain war s clianuicthIs fresno. Utah's championship Utes yesterday declined an invitation by the coast conference to play in the New Years Day game tilanA vitiottwhi a bid to play in ) the in Phoenix. THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER Another Team ( Saturday, November 29, 1947 THE DESERET NEWS-- 13 Under the agreement, the MSIAC could have nominated I The Mountain States ConferThe Big Seven Conference another mountain school to re. nce, the Skyline Six, moves J Mars champs, grid I D'iltut'Y tilleteelouttectestendththe Fresno con- into Its lint grid season as a 1 door the arriors mleft bowl bids yesterreleasing circuit next fall andajar for from any the football schedule presents the fact that they the coast conference despite day Pot. under . the pact set First Team Player the obligations declined invitations to several innovations plus an arlast year. Banard Hafen Raisin Bowl and Salad Bowl up The Utah University ray of interesting intersectional END work was on Associated Press primarily END By . tussles. games rather conclusively. Mike Mills Young University revision of the circuit's by- The University's athletic board The new rule, under which a TACKLE of the University of ASLM Thurman McGraw. Colorado Selection laws, eligibility and code of voted to decline the bids yesconference team need play only TACKLE Don Smith conduct yesterday with the Utah University Kansas and Georgia Tech to terday after the Redskin gridfour opponents within the cir- GUARD Bill Angelos representatives bear- .. Utah University cuit to be eligible for the title, play in Miami's Orange Bowl ders had voted against playing , faculty ' the brunt of that detail iming We Weber a in . Denver University the ballot taken was invoked by Denver Univer- GUARD New games out the yesterday rounded d the athletic directors Joe Cribari Denver University Year's Day college football pic- mediately following their 40 to while sity, which will play only Utah, CENTsER worked out a 1950 football 14 victory over Utah State on Colorado Mal, Wyoming and QUARTERBACK Rex Olsen young University schedule. , ture as far as the Big Four Day. Utah State in league games. ' HALFBACK Frank Nelson .... . . Utah University.. season games are concerned. Both tasks are expected to be However. the statement by Cougars Out Bob Hazeihurst . . Denver President A. Ray Olpin yester- completed before the close of University .roung University's Cougars HALFBACK Georgia Tech, beaten only assions today, according to Dr. . Frank Williams were left off the Pioneer sched- FULLBACK Utah State once in nine games and still day indicated that the Utah King Hendricks of Utah State . Third Team Second Team a chance to win the school might possibly entertain conference ule, but will be back on again holding bids favorably. Tentative secretary, in 1949. All schools, with the John Zisch, CU E Al Riegel, C A&M .........-- E Southeastern Conference cham- other have been received from Those iresent E pionshipdepending exception of the Cougars and Keith Hughes, USAC ... ..... E Bill Van Sandt. U of 1J the feelers upon I officials of the Sun Bowl in El Pioneers, play a T T outcome of today's gameswill Paso, Texas, and the Harbor Clark Adams, U of U George Nelson, USAC Faculty representatives prese game slate. Three of the mem- - John Kosich, Wio meet a Jayhawker team which Bowl in San Diego, Calif. T Paul CU T Briggs, ent, in addition to Dr. Hendricks. tiers . Utah, Utah State and Col- o - Gordy Neff, U of U Six shares the Big Conference G Dick Yates, DU G were Dr. Andrew Clark, confer. Change Vote rado A&M, will meet the Colo- -, Bob Spicer, CU G Stan Stanley, BYU G title with Oklahoma. from the player vote ence president of Colorado A&M: Reports rado Buffs next fall. Bowl USAC Both C U U of C Ralph Maughan, Orange opponents indicate, also, that many of the Dr. P. A. Christensen of BYII: Ralph Olsen, Some of the more choice inCannon Parkinson, U of U ...Q Walt Paine. C A&M Dr. Leo G. Provost of Utah Uni. Q wind tip their regulation seagridders not in favor of a Aritersection battles list Idaho, Van Noy, USAC H H sons today, Tech meeting its traJay Jack Wyo Rateliff, their versity; Dean Robert Hamilton game, might change zona, Oregon State, Kansa s, Eddie Hanna, C ACK while vote if a H ditional rival, Georgia, H bowl invitation of Wyoming, and Dr. Breternitz Deeds, BYU Scotty lArger St. Mary's, Andy Pavich, Denver Oklahoma A&M, of Denver. F F Kansasunbeaten but twice tied were forthcoming. Kolasinski, Wyo. Georgetown, Texas Mines, San -t- akes on Arizona. Athletic directors present were The Utes. boasting one of their Honorable Mention Jose State, San Diego State, MonSponsors of the other major most impressive records in years, Ike Armstrong of Utah, E. L. ENDSStone and Keitzman, BTU: Stevens and Prinster, Utah; Jan. 1 bowls have lined tana, Drake, Wichita and Mon- Beckett up the lost only to Idaho's Vandals (Dick). Romney of Utah State. and Chenoweth, Wyo.; Pudlick, Colo. TACKLESAllen, tana State. following casts: during the campaign, winning Edwin R. Kimball of BYU. Glen Utah football won't be quite so Colo.; Ellis, Denver; Merrill, BYU; Schwab, Utah State. GUARD- SRose vs. all six of their conference games Jacoby Bowl of Wyoming, Harry attractive as the recently com- Haider and Ransom, Utah; Martoglio, Wycs.; Gottfredson and Panter, Southern California.Michigan and whipping Oregon State and Hughes of Colorado A&M and CENTERSAbbott, BTU. BACKSTate, Allen, vs. Bowl pleted campaign. The Utes play Utah State. Alabama Cac in Hawaii intersectional games. Hubbard of Denver. Others Sugar Idaho, Arizona, Wyoming and Davis, Anderson, -Utah; Caputo and E. Sorenson, Utah State; Koller Texas. i e They play Arizona , University in attendance included Football Colorado in Salt Lake; the Cou- and Clark, BYU;- O'Brien, Wyo.; Reilly, Colorado; Hainlen, Colo. Methon Cotton 6. Dec. BowlSouthern Tucson Coaches at Bowden Wyatt of Wyogars battle San Diego State, Ari- ASA!. odist vs. Penn State. The Opponents ming, Bob Davis of Colorado zona State, Utah, Montana UniThe Delta Bowl, a new College of the Pacific ot A&M and Johnny Baker of Den.. versity and Wyoming in Provo, fixture to be played at Stockton would have 'been the ver and Graduate Managers E'erand the Farmers entertain Mon- I. Memphis, Tenn.. yesterday invit- opponents for the Redskins in ron Losee of BYU, Theron Pared Texas Christian University the Raisin Bowl and the Nevada melee of Utah and Dave Wyatt State, Colrado MEM, BYU and Wyoming at Logan. to meet the University of Missis- University Wolves are the party - of Wyoming. , AMVETS of the second part in the Salad sippi. The , Nov. 20Wyoming at Provo. organization sponsoring Utah University said Mississippi had affair at Phoenix. shiftiBee Nov. 27Pepperdine College combines to present speed, Mountain The ConferStates officials TCU said they accepted. Sept. 25Idaho at Salt Lake. at Lob Angeles. ness and power. Both are ve r- ence Is in officials, their would if currently accept permission Oct. 2Arizona at Salt Lake. satile and good on defense as h Colorado A. gz M. granted by the Southwest Con- winter meeting in Salt Lake, reOct. 9BYU at Provo. well as offense. They should Permission ference. later was. leased the California Collegiate Oct. at at Denver. 16Denver 17Colorado Sept. allCollege the unanimous Conference be from any addition way forthcoming. Oct. 23Wyoming at Salt Fort Collins. around. under the Raisin obligations officials of the Meanwhile, Sept. 25Montana U. at Fort Alamo Bowl at San Antonio, Bowl agreement between the Clair Bee, basketball coach at Olsen, despite the fact that he Lake. Oct. 30Colorado at Salt Lake. Collins. two circuits formed last year. Long Island University, sticks to Univerthe played on a ragged, losing team, Tex., sign sought -Oct. 3 Utah Aggies at Logan. Nov. 6Colorado A. and M. The mountain conference had his neck 'way out in the current was one of the most spectacular sity of Oklahoma as one of the the Oct. 9Denver at Denver. His at Fort Collins. option of nominating anoth- Varsity Magazine by selecting Miswith players in the conference. Georgia.. opponents, CorOct. Nov at 13Oregon State 16Wyorning at Laramie. sissippi State, Virginia and Van- er team from the loop if the the 20 best court teams of 1947. passing, with one or two excepOct. at vallis. Collins. 23Drake Fort His field tions, was amazing. derbilt possibilities for the other champions declined the invtta- 48. Oct. 30Colorado Mines at eau Nov. 25Utah State at Salt tion. e le of the east. Here are the first 20 teams to generalship of the Golden. Lake. be reckoned with, according t0 which most of the loop's coaches Nov. at Fort Collins. . the magazine article: 6Utah Denver University . use, was efficient and be ranks Nov. 13BIttl at Fort Collins. Richfield Books , 1, Kentucky. tops as a ball handler. Nov. U. at Denver. at 25Kansa8 2. Notre Dame. Sept. 25Colorado Boulder. W11 lanlit is anot h er w hose verM. and 3. ' A., Holy Cross. Utah State for . satility scored high. His punting I.'. OctStiewater. . 4. Wisconsin. ' is great, is good, at Sept. 18Montana StateS. Oct. 9Co1orado.A. and M. at 5. Utah. 1 is exce 11 ent and defensive play OREM Logan. Lincoln (Spec) 6. Illinois. his running and plunging is be- - Denver, . MisU. recent at 25Montana Sept Oct. 16Utah at Denver. winners of the Tigers, 7. Washington. yona reproach. , Oct. state bass B football championRICHFIELD 8. City College of New York. (Special) 23St. Mary's at Denver. soula. In the backfield you have the A I Oct. Rich8:30 commat be 2Colorado will the at at M. a feted Washp,m., Oct. 30Georgetown at ship, 9. Oregon. :Ionight pnd conference's best passer, Olsen; , School basketball unity-wide field Logan. D. C. 10. Wyoming. High banquet Monday e,...; one of the best punters, Wee ington, t Oct. at meet five 7:3(1 Manti at the will the Silver Star p.m. at squad 11. Nov. 8Wyoming Laramie. 9Open.. at Duquesne. 'Jams and the two top runners Oct. to Cafe. home on Richfield's floor 16Wichita the Wichita. Den12. at Nevi West Virginia. I3Utah Aggles In Hazelhurst and Nelson. . Oct. 23B11.1 at Logan. The banquet will be sponsorusher in the local casaba sea13. North Carolina State. . And there it goes, into The ver. Oct. 30Wyoming at Logan. son. A preliminary game Will be ed .by the various civic club Arkansas. Deseret News' record files, the 'Brigham Young Nov. 6Colorado at Boulder. played at 7:00, p.m. between two organizations including the 30- 15. Tulane. 1947 30 Club, Nov. 13Denver at Denver. Junior Chamber of That,s 16. Oklahoma. , squads of the junior team. Sept, .8,- ban Diego State at our staff's opinion and there's 25e-Utteam ah Nov. The lineup of the starting at Salt Lake., Commerce, and the Orem Lions 17. St. Louis. divergence' we know. Just the. Provo. Dec. 5San Diego State at announced by Allen Peterson, Club. E. M. Calder is serving as 18. Okalhoma Ant. -Sept. 25Arizona. State at San nt same, we ll stack our team up 7e coach will Richfield of probably-b' general chairman, Diego. Provo. ' against anyone's--e- --Russell and to Don Beutler Mr. Ca Nielson, one lder ,,, - Oct. i 20. Texas. According Wyoming University 2Open. forwards. Phil Allen, center. Don hundred iickets . are aVailikble Coach Bee names Kentucky Oct. 9Utah at, Provo. Sept'. 25Colorado College at Martines a n d Reed Jensen, for the Scout Cage or The general public. price first because of the high rankOct. 18Texas Mines at El Wyoming. will a include one for plate ing of the Wildcats attained Oct. 2Colorado LOGAN(Spec)---Winne- r State at guards. this Pato. Other members of the team gridder, he explained. Th e Ilast year and because most of week of the feature game in Ott 23Iltab Aggies at Lo- Laramie. ' are Garth. Bagley, Paul Ricken- tickets may be obtained from the Kentucky boys will be back Mt. Logan Senior Scout League gan. Oct. . Ray Harch, Leland committee member A. P. War-nic- k, again this winter. nwas River Heights, with a 20-'Oct. 16Colorado A. and M. bad', Del Oct. 30Montana U. at ProHe neglected to mentio- the Young, Donald Croft, Hal Wilhigh school nrincipal; Laramie. victory over Providence First. vo. at Max Andrews, Lione Fairbanks. fact, however. that Utah beat liams and Merlyn Fowler. Nov. 5San Jose' State at San Providence Second walloped LoOct. 23Utah at Salt Lake. Boyd Card and Gaylen Rap-',l- E. H. Johnson, Ted Welker, Kentucky for the national inviwhile Jose: gan Thirteenth Oct, 30Utah State at Logan. will and been have Donald (Sanky) Dixon, football tational championship and that injured Nov. 13Colorado A. and IL Nov. 6Denver at Laramie. Eighth Ward took a forfeit from perhaps rejoin the team when coach: .T. Errol Chritteneen, and Utah, ton, has' all- its men back the Seventh. Nov. 20BYU at Provo. pt Fort Collins. Mr. Calder. 1 recovered. sufficiently ,s except one. . , tv . Code Revision and Grid Schedule Principal Business . stir ' , I , ,,... kt, ' ., - I il,,.4 Skyline 6 Confab on f ',- , 1 - , Inaugural , ' ' -' CY Tv - II :,:7-----,.- 4,., ;:lo:. , I ' - .:,,, .. , r , .,. ,I, ,., 't- W ,, , 4, ' ' ' '''''''..x,,v'!1,,,f ' , t ' .411''OLSENBYU ' ... is r 4 ."..0' ';',., , HA7ELHURST.4U I- . , 0 yr ,,.,, ,t s . I 4. I F, , n 0 CE "--:-.- , irs ' i, ,,,, , ,, ! - ,,, ,, ,',, ', , ,,. . 0' k -- ..,, , , , ' - '. ' . ,,. ,,,r -- - t'''''''-'4"- s ,,ls, - , - .:i ' ,, s '' , . ' '' i ' , ;:.,., -: - .., .14 , - " , , :f ' ..... "S ,, . --- , ', ''Y -- , , IA 1 : ',-- ,14 . ,.... , , )1 , '',,,, 3. 0 A if 4 '''' , - i ,if , . ,' - ':1 .f. , , 1, ,,,t1,'":. ,, , - , 1 , '48 Grid Slate , Ihstrtt Nims Svorts Forecasts Hot Campaign Ute Appearance . Taking Shape - .... .... 5.' ..d - - ' , ', . 1 ..... . , Bowl Setup News All Conference ' L lc In Bowl Still Possibility - ' - , 4 --4 psgng . . - - w -- .. ' post-seas- on ' e - ' . . , . post-seas- on , : Skyline SixSchedule 1 - t Clair Rates Ut a as Fifth Best Cage Quint ' . I I . . , i ' - . place-kicki- i 4 , .1 I Squad Feted - - - , i . Tiger Grid Monti Basketball Opener , ng - - i ; . 1 , , it , I , I- . . ' the-eve- 19.7-Kans- -- i . 1 - Vt ' ' ' . 19 ey , 39-1- 1. - - . a,' . , . f ,,,, ;; N tana " - . , . I ; , - - , ALL-CONFEREN- ., ,,',"- - coseny ''' , .., , , , - 'I 1.-'-- , , , . . , r ' The Wingmen ' , , shows a complete domination of the conference in ad- dition to a pair of tasty intersec- tional triumphs were undoubt- edly the class of the high moun- ban grid campaign just concluded. For the scoffers, they dem- onstrated their right to the crown on Thanksgiving Day by an upstart., Utah State qubbing e 1 even. , No less than nine of the Utes were placed on one of the three honor teams and four of that number drew positions on the first eleven. It was difficult chosingi which Ines to elevate to the more honored roles because witview exceptions, it was team play that gave the Redskins their triumphs. Denverfs Pioneers ended the conference race in second and placed three men on the News' first eleven. 'Young University added a pair to the list while one each was selected from the Rams from Fort Collins and Utah State's 'Aggies. Here's the results of our ob- servations and method of selec- tion which took numerous fee- tors into consideration: a. . . Young University, Colorado A & M ivid Utah State also garner- ed places on the first eleven and the Colorado Buffs and Wyem- ing Cowboys broke through to Place stars on the second and third teams. . . , , ...............,.4.,,., r ,., , ,, , ' a close second. raw-bon- ,. , . ':t permen, radiomen ' and hired help that got in free. The ac- , tual turnout could have been well over .32,000. That's a rec- ord for any sports attraction in Utah and a new conference mark as well. Denver had 28,756 Sat- urdaymile-hig-for the Colorado game. wingmen. The h city has done bet- - , however, is the coaches afen, e ter than that in former battles dream-Thlanky Ute flanker with the same opponent and snags ()asses well, a great some few intersectional foemen, defensive end and plays blocks with betbut bever has Denver done the best of them In addition, he , ter than 20,000, as far as can be seems to be at his best when it's , t learned. , needed most Mills, like Haien. I This, kind' of Patronage and is truly versatile. His siefensive the fast that IUtah and - the -- play leaves little to be desired Aeries were the No's 1 and 2 and his pass catching helped to dubs in the conference before keep the Cougars up as one of the game began, fairly well the nations top passing teams establish the Western Division .for so many weeks. as the hub of influence in the TACKLES It was another sew Skyline Six. The amusing toughie at this position but the fact that CU has gone forth Ute"s Don Smith and Thurman . Into the supposedly faster and McGraw of Colorado A & M more prominent Big Six, af- - took otrt nod. Utah State's fords further support to this George Nelson and Moroni claim. (ED NOTE: Colorado Schwab were given top considIl should have joined the Big eration as was Wyoming's John-Si- x last year, don't you think?) ny Kosich. Colorado's Paul - And notv while the new probably the most pow-lin- e ,, Six is in august confab here erful tackle in the circuit, pick-th- is , weekend, it is timely to ed up too many demerits for tactics which just suggest that one or two of the his high-stisnore important western schools aren't football. , Lot Of Tackle be invited to join this leagued Smith played a lot of tackle This action should be taken in The interests of self preservation. on a rough and ready Redskin , For example, if another big line. Teammate Clark Adams school such as Denver, should might just as well have received , v decide to pull out, the "Skyline the nod except that Smith seem-Simight well become the ed the more consistent. McGraw, : Aggie from "Exept Five." And while the big a big, conferences are inviting schools Fort Collins, was one of the big 4 from other leagues in unethical reasons that Coach Bob Davis' t ' desperation, what's the matter Rams made a tough impression ' with our crowd going out after on their foes. GUARDSUtah's Billy Ange- Arizona? los and Denver's Wes Weber are .-! ,s s ' RECONSIDERATION: Primo our top candidates and if any' we're wrong, we've Carnera changed his mind about one thinks of arguments to back up plenty American an citizen, the selection. becoming Neff of it is reported. Somebody. must Utah. Dick YatesGordy of Denver, Bob have read him one of our eon- Spicer of Colorado and Stan stitutionat amendments. Stapley of BYU were the other , e (I candidates. ' r Angelo., whose little frame Perception Extraordinary , In his new book .13abe Ruth:. carries as much orwe ve seen In the clever writer Tom Meany at- - up football than about had to A tributes extraordinary percep- - be long time, just at look way,you to one the and tive qualities only it , Weber, the anc h or, th e scrap- This reminds Herman. George Mon- me of an incident that happened per Of the Pioneer's "Little eters," was almost as much a In San Francisco in 1920. . .That pair vou A group of sports writers sure ,thing. t 1leave off. went to the fights where the couldn T hi s was another CENTER . Babe was a guest The cus- balance r, tomers yelled for Babe Ruth and position that hung in the i round the Thanksgiving , the big boy climbed into 'the when kickoffs opene d . Denver's Joe ring and took a bow. Then they Gribari and Utah State's Ralph elamored for a speech. ', were .t Answering their call, be re-- : Maughan In the final tilt Gribari was (monde& and .. "1 want you all to know that his slashing self, Maughanunim-, were I appreciate this fine reception his Aggie teammates . hero and that I think Los pressive. Cribari gets the nod. , Vie Cougar Angeles b one of the finest Also candidates are Utah's eitles I have ever seen." UniverOlsen and Younbg Sixty seconds later, the Babe Ralph climbed back into the ring to sity's Capt. -Our back-adBACKFIELD for pradical- ., "Excuse tie, I meant San field was chosen rrancisco." , itywith a look at realism We . 'IL If you know the native son, don't figure that four fleet half- you eaq figure the rest of it backs make a good backfield Fre11de Nelsen of ne- tut. -- - ' Flittire , cessity holds down one halfbackDenver's Bob Hazellc' Neb of necessity, caring ; ' for the other. Frank (Bus Wil- . Items is our top candidate for To' Oiego'l S fullback and BTU's passing Rex , LINCOLN, Neb. Olsen is the quarterback. i braska, aiming for its sixth There is always room for eon- straight l ecture, Cannon Parkinson, or meets Oregon State today in the Walt Payne are great quarter- I i Cornhuskers' 1947 football fin- - backs. Andy Pavich is a great , ' ale. , , Van Noy has his fullback. Nebraska so--- far this 'season merits as Jay a halfback. as does has won only two gamesboth Eddie Hanna, Jack Ratliff and A away 'from homewhile losing Scotty Deeds. kis a matter of I seven. Oregon State, only Pacif- - what you like, . We like Our ,ok . It k coast eleven to tangle with choice. ) 4 a big six opponent this fall, has i '4 Explains-Self , lost- five. I Nelson's selection. Is self ex- The two teams have met five 11mes in the past with Nebraa- - planatory and Hazelhurst's al- 1 most so. This dim of runners ke winning every game.- , re-- , was easily the outstanding end In the conference. That selection wasn't difficult. BTU's Mike Mills, because of his versatility, barely got the nod for the other first eleven berth over such aces as Johnny Zisch of Colorado, Keith Hughes of the Aggies, Al Riegel of Colorado A & M and anyone of four Utah University ' 4 , . . 4 . , ,., ' 1:',-;'',- ENDSUtah's Banard Haien 1946-79,- 559. , . . ,... , Warriors" of Utah University dominate The 1947 Deseret News selec- Big Seven tions that we herewith present with Denver's Pioneers running rectd , :r , ., . ' 273. ., . , BY Dee Chipman ' Deservedly .so, the "Mighty T,be Redskins, " , , , : ' : , ....., Cougars Place . Two, and Agg les One of Honor Squad ' ' ' '- - , , BYU When Damon Runyon was a eub reporter on Ithe Denver Post he passed on the street one 'day , la--y- . ,. .. : . ,.. Top P ' , . -- . FOUR REDSKINS ON NEWS . , . , - , . . . , . ' , 4: . . .., , , , . ., r - ..' .. . , 40 -- s - , ,, , - , . ' . . . - . t , ' A ' ', ; i , 1, . . , , t' . , --1. , . -r-- , .. . , i , |