Show OGDEN STAND BYU Scares a YV- - n campaign upener SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The CU— Safety (Watts centered ball over kicker's head into end zone) University of Utah Redskins capi- saw the heavly favored Wildcats fight from behind twice to win the first Western Athletic Conference game for the two schools Cougar tailback Eldon Fortie was almost the whole BYU offense as he scored two touchdowns passed for the third and accounted for 343 yards through the air and on the ground A pass interference penalty gave the Cougars the ball on the Arizona four yard line with left but a running play was able to net only one jard as the gun sounded BYU a heavy underdog scored the 'first time it got possession driving 76 yards in seven plays d with Fortie scoring from the one-seco- nd one-yar- SLATE RECREATION CONFAB line Arizona had to wait until the second period to tie the game when quarterback Jim Faluks drive iy scorcapped a d eight-yaron an sweep around ing left end Junior halfback Tom Kosser put Arizona into the lead early in the recond half by scooting 49 yards frr a touchdown It was the longest run from scrimmage in the Krnie Shreevc left Ogden City recreation director and Owen (iladw ell Weber County director will attend the national convenin a little tion in Philadelphia next weekr They also expect to recreation at one or more of the World Series games in New Yorl if the Yankees win the American League pennant jet 62-ya- rd SPORTS S CORE BO A RD game With Fortie doing the bulk of the carrying on the march Brigham Young tied the 4 Fortie scored game at d line from the i i 71-ya- rd ENSIGN RITCHIE By 14-1- one-yar- BYU 7 0 7 7- -21 UA 0 7 14 27 BYU— Fortie 1 run (Baker kick) UA— Faulks 8 run (kick Kenley) UA— Kosser 49 run (kick Kenley) BYU— Fortie 1 run (Baker kick) UA— Kenley 8 pass from Faulks Skyline Hillcrest Placed but More Schools Will Pose problem 4-- of Much hase been said about the Kenley) Utah's Class A high schools Up until now nothing has (k:ck BYU — Merkley 62 pass from Fortie (kick Baker) had to be doneThe new Skyline and Hillcrest schools have already been placed Skyline which is made up main ly of students who previously attended Olympus was put in Region Three where it will be competing against teams in its own school district This was also the case when Hillcrest was put in Region Four where its game with Jordan Granger and Murray will offer nat- ural rivalries But it appears as though something is going to give in the next few years Region Two Three and Four now each have seven schools And to the north Region One has only five When North Cache and South Cache are combined into one this will leave only four Any change is going to mean hardships for some of the schools involved But it looks like something will be done within the next few years This is the way the schools will be competing this year: Region One— Bear River Box Elder Logan North Cache South Cache Region Two— Ben Lomond Clearfield Bountiful Weber and Davis Ogdca Region Three— East Granite South Highland Olympus Skyline : ' 'and West Region Four— Bingham Cyprus Granger Hillcrest Jordan MurI ray and Tooele — Orem Carbon Flive Region Payson Provo Spanish Fork ana Springville LINE UP PLAYOFFS The Utah High School Activities Association has outlined playoffs for the major Sports during the 1962-6school year This is the way they have been set up: Football —-- quarterfinals Region Five winner Will travel to Region Semifinals Region Two winner One winner will meet the quarterfinal winner at Region Five if Region Five wins quarterfinal or at Region One if Region Two wins semifinal othe quarterfinal to winner travels Four Region Region Three winner Bon-nevil- le - 3 r Basketball — Northern Bracket the three top teams from Region One three top teams from Region Two and second and fourth place teams from Region Four Southern Bracket three teams from Region Three three teams from Region Five and the first and third place teams from Region Four (This is different this year since two teams from Region Four instead of Region Three will be competing against north ern schools Baseball— Quarterfinals Region One winner will travel to Region Five winner Semifinals Region Two winner meets the quarter-winn- er 1-- both-team- s Rainbows still keep coming out the reservoir but a guy can sit all day and only take Blue Chubs and Carp off the Gill of hook Like for example last week Several fishermen excitedly Rainported catching three-poun- d bows out of the channel of South Fork where it enters the voir A couple days later you were lucky to get a space big enough "to see the water let alone fish But then you didn't miss much re- About everyone went skunked What's worse there seems to be no sense to how the trout are home Tufts 30 Bates 12 College 27 Detroit 0 A'my 40 Wake Forest 14 Northeastern 28 Rhode Island 0 Norwich 22 Colby 19 Penn Military 15 Wagner 6 Delaware 27 Lehigh O Bixkneli 22 Gettysburg 21 Brown 6 Colgate 2 Hofstra 13 Springfield 10 SMpperyrock 21 Delaware State 12 14 Kings Point 3 Tempi Boston U 23 Buffalo 7 THE ATHLETE LOSES It ooks like the athlete is going to be the loser in the mot recent (hassle between the AAU and Cotor NCAA The International Amateur Athletic) Federation fanned the flames of the internal feud when it voted Monday to recognize only the AAU as the governing body of track and field in the llnited MIDWEST Indiana 21 Kansas State 0 Northwestern 28 South Carolina 20 Wooster 0 Ashland O Washington (Mo) U 33 Missouri Mines 20 Bowling Green 48 Marshall 6 Youngstown 14 Central Michigan 7 Miami (Ohio) 16 Quantico Marines 0 Olivet 26 Indiana Central 21 Ohio U 31 Toledo O Northern Michigan 2 Morningside-- 2 Anderson 13 Franklin 13 Texas Christian 6 Kansas 3 Nebraska 53 South Dakota 0 Xavier (Ohio) 9 Kent State 8 Butler 34 Bradley 16 Cincinnati 13 Dayton 0 i States indirectly branding the new iUSTFF an outlaw group the 1AAF w arned that any athlete who While competes in a non-AA- sponsored U meet would not be allowed to represent this country in the OlymI pics1" The USTFF immediately tnade this statement: "If the AAtj persists and goes -- ahead and bans all these athletes then I ami sure that the Olympic comrnjittee on selec which has final say-stion of the American Olyjnpic team will have to intervene or we will not have proper erprjesen- tation in the 1964 games The way things are going athletes will be suspended from one group or the other every time they enter a meet Which way are they supposed to move? SOUTH o Close Shave SYRACUSE NY (NEA)-j-Th- e bvracuse football squad has a part-tim- e Bob Lelli barber M quarterback who does a capable job reasonably End Dick: Bowman announced his entry into the field arid at a cheaper price: Bowman's Initial ciforts were so poor thaj - his customers turned on him Bowman is devoid of hair at the present time Pine View Reports Troubles in Angling - 1 run (kick failed) STATISTICS BYU Ariz First Downs 9 22 254 215 Rushing Yardage 130 207 Passing Yardage 1 6 Passes Passes Intercepted By 1 3 at Region One if Punts final 1 0 wins One the quarterfinal Fumbles Lost Region Yards 57 21 Penalized or at Region Two if Region Five wins! the quarterfinal the other semhnal will have Region Three FOOTBALL final at Region Four winner' The ' will ) be played at the winning RESULTS school which traveled for the semi traveled team If neither final traveled for the Massachusetts 10IASTMaine O or iff semifinal the site for the final American International )4 Vermont 8 Villanova 24 Virginia Military 0 will jbe determined by the flip of Wsf Virginia 26 Vanderbuilt 0 a com Penn State 41 Navy 7 QUESTIONABLE FISHING PINE VIEW RESERVOIR — "Frustrating" is about the only word that will fit the angling picture on Pine View Reservoir these days There are a few others but they are unprintable The ups and ctowns of that body of water is enough to make most fellows swear off That's not even mentioning the fact that three and five pound UA— Faulks acting They feed "when their tellies are full and won't touch the bait when they are empty You can sit two feet from another fisherman and "watch him puii in six or seven while! your lire stays as still as death The next day its reversed On top of that it's pop gear and lures one day worms cheese ' Maryland 7 Southern Methodist 0 Morgan State 41 Hampton Institute O North Carolina State 7 North Carolina 6 Georgia Tech 26 Clemson 9 Virginia 19 William and Mary 7 Virginia Tech 15 George Washington 14 Furman 34 Wofford 21 Alabama A & M 26 Lane College 0 St Augustine 42 Morris 0 North Carolina A8J 16 Tennessee State 13 Kentucky 0 Florida State 0 Citadel 19 Davidson 0 Louisville 27 Western Michigan 21 Florida 19 Mississippi State 9 Alabama 35 Georgia 0 Eestern Kentucky State 22 Tampa 6 Mississippi 21 Memphis State 7 SOUTHWEST STATISTICS CU 37-2- Utah 17 21 First downs 1 I 194 Rushing yardage — 103 234 Passing yardage — 208 12—16 13—32 Passes 2 i Iby 0 i Passes intercepted 3—44 5—23 Punts j 1 l f- - r i nair rumoie 10t 53 -- u Ptnaiizea hie bv the Bis Eiaht Conferences3 after spring practice Passing by quarterbacks Gary Hertzfeldt and Bill Cravens sparked the utes win alter ttie'r C aA Redskins plugged holes in a GTIOUS ous passing defense — I Utah recovered a fumble on the j A 1 1 1 1 w I I wl Colorado 32 yard line in the open- - j y ing minutes but could not gain L0§ ANGELES iUPI — Hand-s- o Roy Jefferson booted a soine Alejandro Lavorante of ' goaL gentina who came to this country : " h A' i' n quest of the But on the kickoif vv0 years ag0 the Harris Bill fullback j 10rld heavyweight grabbed championship ball at the Colorado 3 and ran j0ught for his life Saturday after 97 yards for a touchdown That undergoing brain surgery follow- :ng a ring knockout Friday nignt put Colorado ahead A lew houri after Johnny Rig- CONCUSSION WITH 4 of San Francisco sent Harris went out of the game gins sprawling to the canvas with a concussion shortly after in the ring at Olympic Auditorium After a Utah punt the Redskins' in a sixth round knockout the WEBER COLLEGE'S Frank Kaaa (22) bowls over everything in his path as he Wasko blocked a Buffalo Doug modern VBull of the bolts into the end jcone for the Wildcat's second touchdown in Saturday night's kick Utah took over on the Col- rampas" underwent a four-hogame with Eastern Montana He is shown crashing into Eastern Montana's Phil orado 17 and scored in six plays bram operation n Schneider (60) Weber evened its record with a 33-- 6 victory Colorado turned to a passing Dr J DeWitt Fox the the attack in the second quarter led who performed by sophomore Frank Cesarek who operation said from now set up a TD by halfback Leon was it cn up to Lavorante to stage yards through a hast of his greatest battle — for his life Ute tacklers The next 24 to 43 hours will be But it was all Utah after that the critical ones for the tall and the Redskins pass defense wavy-haireyoung boxer whose also began to click meteoric rise to the ranks of the 8- -21 7 0 6 n CU heavyweights in tep 6—37 the world was halted by two 7 9 15 Utah Utah—Field goal 25 (Jefferson) earlier knockouts this year by the CU— Harris 97 kickoff return (Ces- veteran Archie Moore and youthful Cassius Clay arek kick) A hospital report at noon listed l (Kick Utah— Tynes plunge Lavorante's condition as "serious failed) 31 run failed) (Kick CU— Mavity 'o critical" but Dr Fox saw sevfrom 67 eral hopeful signs The surgeon Jefferson Utah— 'pass Hertzfeldt (Hertzfeldt run) reported that since the operation Utah— Flemming 15 pass from Lavorante's blood pressure pulse Statistics show the superiority ana temperature had dropped toHertzfeldt (Jefferson kick) of Weber: ward normal The temperature 13 from Utah— Spinazzola pass fell from 105 degrees to 101 kick) Montana had only three first Scalley (Jefferson downs one by a penalty two by f rushing By Bob Agee 25-2- 1 Weber had 13 first downs nine Weber's powerful Wildcats made an early mistake by passing three by rushing and Saturday night gave siway a touchdown to Eastern Mon- one by a penalty Weber gained 130 yards on the tana from Billings bui roared back to overwhelm the inground 116 by the air vaders aid take a 33 to 6 victory Montana had 55 yards on the — — New it up with 10:54 left in the secUPI After that one faltering mistake LARAMIE( Wyo 7 when fullback none Dy passing MfeXC0 SDed to victory over Wy- - ond period the Wildcats showed a powerful point conversion was no good md ground over from bulled Linton win to the Wayne 1 Both teams fumbled three times ommg Saturday defense that yielded only! three it was 6 out foot a Western new of the and each recovered twice losing opening game first downs to the Montana" team The Loboes took the lead 13-TWO CONVERSIONS Athletic Conference to the opponent once ball the on Santiago's sparkling run but one by a penalty Fumbles plagued the Lobos Duffy Deaver rambled twice Half-tim- e was entertainment Pokes came back with 6:17 the by And the offensive cooked up in the second quarter to rack up fourth period eltort in the half when halfback four midget football teams from possessive left for a by Coach Wally Nalder brought 12 points for Weber And the Ogden North Ogden Washington costing them one chance bud Splcer went off left end for almost handing Wytwo to make it 13 first dowTis for the Wildcats versatile Weber lad kicked touchdown and Roy plus a bicycle score and a Terrace hard-tougand the half time race oming the ball game in a 6:37 left in the third With and delighted a couple of thous- conversions contest score was 20 to 6 j and spectators quarter Cromartie capped a Scoring: But aT fourth period goal-lin- e in third did the 0 it again 0 6 series with a keeper from 0—6 Montana Duffy Frank Kaaa from Haw'aii via broke Wyoming's back and stand 7from the over one to make it 4 6 14 -33 6 Weber Boise Junior College was! a star quarter rambling an upset victory lor theThen provided for the line His Ottman intercepted a pass two touch point try for Weber racking up New Mexico The Cowboys were Mike Wright to was blocked and Weber had the Wyoming's downs on rugged runs hy n favorites to grab the d touchdown 6 to a set up t Montana boys 26 And Weber's Duffy Deaver WAC title Bob halfback by right fullback scored twice COSTLY FUMBLE New Mexico's win resulted from punge for 15 with clincher the Jensen The Wildcats received the openstandout performances bv backs seconds left in the third quarter Montana took the kickoff and on first and the play tried ing kickoff Jim Ottman Bobby Santiago a pass then fumbled An Wyoming scored the final touchfumbled the ball The Yellow Cromar-ti- e and Jim Stallings Bucky ball on Wildcat the alert pounced down in the last quarter with fullJackets took over and Dennis and it was first Weber for down back Rick Desmarais going over Fisher workhorse for the invaders on the Montana 31 Deaver Entries are urged to be in by Santiago provided the big thrill horn the one with 12:11 remain all evening went six yards for Wednesday evening for the Riv- with JO: 52 left in the second ing Wyoming threatened two knocked the line for seven kick-of- f the six points The try for con- Kaaa hit for six and thenyards Van erside Amateur golf tournament period when he returned a but the Lobos were version on the ground was no run more times The score a for 97 next be yards Sunday staged Gibson went over to make the to out the clock with the good There will be three flights fell two yards short of the War running score 32 to 6 for Weber Brent in their bail possession when the estabLAST BID Hancock kicked the conversion with 24 players hi each flight Memorial Stadium record sounded gi-already lished by former Poke tailback That was Eastern Montana's bid and it was all over for Montana Seventeen golfers have signed up in each of the cham- Harry Geldeini aganst Utah in for the night by 33 to 6 151 The Yellow Jackets had a power- pionship and first flights The Wildcats took charge from Although New Mexico - drew Entered in the championship Open Bowling ful defensive line and two hardj then on blood when the speedy SanDroz frst Jack Bob include e flight McCather-inDick backs and 24 HOURS working With Lynn Smith pitching tiago flipped a running pass to and Dennis Fisher But the Ridd and Walt Gresham ball hawking the Weblr lads and a 60 yards In practice rounds Saturday Ottman for HILL TOP LANES worked the ball down to tfie Mon- invaders just didn't have the skill with 3:46 left in the touchdown Downs Ken 63 a had Downs Weber to match Billy the or to A 41 Smith from tana experience AND CAFE pass quarter Wyoming held a It was a sweet victory for the a 67 and Keith Clapier iton ad- first tied Lynn Corbndge put the ball on lead 3 halftime Wyoming Montana's 22 and then Frank Wildcats who took their lumps a egglen and Glen Hatcn Kaaa rambled right through the week ago at Gunnison Colo at invaders to knot the: score The the hands of Western State ' k Heavyweight Por-!)ll- ll li r n irw Ml ! 25-ya- rd i 230-poun- - : i Ar-fie- ld d Lav-otan- - te ur neuro-stugeoearly-morni- ng Ma-vity-- d half-doze- he © Won on - Frank Kaaa Paces Weber in Victory Over Montana Team t Wyoming Drops Contest to New Mexico - i I 7-- j 25-2- i 6-- 7 14-1- 3 ht 16-pl- 19-1- Wednesday Set As Deadline For Golf Tourney ts Oklahoma 7 Syracuse 3 Pillard 32 Philander Smith 6 lexos A & I 32 Trinity (Tex) 27 - Colorado Western 20 New Mexico High ItiifS O 25 Texas Oreqon 13 North Texas State 19 Texas Western 6 Fast Texas State 14 Arlington State 9 West Texas State 30 Texas Tech 27 louisiana State 21 Texas 'A 8 M 0 Houston 19 Baylor 0 Lover Emerson Reach Tennis Tourney Finals WEST Purdue 7 Washington 7 New Mexico' 25 Wyoming 21 Air Force 34 Colorado 'State U O lewis & Clark 64 Portland State 20 : Nevada 33 Redlands 0 Washington State 49 San Jose Slate 8 Southern California 14 Duke 7 Utah State 45 Idaho 7 C?l Poly 12 Sacramento State 7 Missouri 21 i California 10 Oregon State 39 Iowa State 35 Utah 37 Colorado 21 Fresno State 43 ' Whitworth 7 College of Idaho 20 Eastern Oregon 7 Weber 33 Eastern Montana 6 Dtxie 18 CSU 13 Ar iron 27 BYU 21 Arizona State 21 Wichita 10 Carroll College 7 Ricks 0 Idaho State 30 Colorado Mines 0 Montana State 37 North Dakota Stat 2 (UPI) i— Ausand Roy Rod Laver tralians Emerson defeated their top American Competition Saturday in the LOS ANGELES stmi-finround of the 36th Pacific Southwest Tennis3 Tourney battle and set up an in today's men's singles finals Laver who this year became only the second man in history to win all four of the world's major tournaments — the Wimbledon French Australian and XLS titles — defeated defending champion Jon and domestic second-seede- d Calif Monica of Santa Douglas al all-Auss- Titans Blast 6-- 4 6-- 3 ie I I Cuppers Bills top-seed- one-yar- 14-1- Jill in Australian meeting between thetwo weeks Davis pre-seaso- Now in Laver whipped countryman Emerson Sept 9 at Forest Hills NY to take the US singles crown and complete his grand siam However in women's competition the story was different with Americans Carole Caldwell and Darlene Hard winning semi-finmatches Saturday to make it an States finals Miss Caldwell of Santa Monica an upset winner over Calif Wimbledon queen Karen Susman earlier this week Saturday defeated Judy Tegart of Australia OGDEN iI - t al v- ail-Unit- ed 6-- 4 0-- 5 6-- L And defending women's chamEmerson had a bit tougher time Ainerican 17-- 6 pion Darlene Hard of neighboring downing defeated Re nee Chuck McKinley of St Anne's MontebeUo 5 6--3 semi- Schuurman of South Africa n Mo other the BUFFALO NY UPI — The finals match 1 in the other women's stubborn New York Titans made It wU be the second finals the most of an inept Buffalo offense sand handed the Bills their third straight home defeat 17-- 6 in a sluggish American Football League game- aSturday night r Shoes 'i j w- - - I f r'tcv 'ffMi j f f I - tA $i ( ed i 7-- 8-- 6 6-- for A "HOT IRON" IN PROUD HANDS - ATTENTION STUDENTS before "24024 field Bill "Schockley's at third of 4:03 the period goal provided the only points of the second half as the Bills fa Jed to muster a scoring drive in the final 30 minutes for the second consecutive week Buffalo led 20-- 3 at intermisson - last week against the Denver Broncs but dropped a 0 decision Quarterback Lee Grosscup the former New York Giant and halfback Dick Christy along with an alert New York defensive secondary paced the Titans to their second AFL victory in three About the only advice current- starts It was Buffalo's 18th loss ly worth while on Pine View is in 23 home games over a three-yethe fisherman's best trait — span and dropped the Bills into the eastern division cellar patience and salmon eggs the next "When flies are going to get into the picture is anybody's guess1 Right now things have slowed down quite a bit on Pine View Not even- - the bank fishermen haie had much luck catering the trout A couple weeks too bad it wasn't age In any event the trout are not really hitting Once in a while one will grab the bait like he means it but most of tne time they just nibble And then lots Of times they don't seem able to make up their minds whether they want it or "not Utah— Scalley 5 run (Run failed CU—Osborn 1 plunge (Pass failed! talized on a fumble and a blocked kick in the opening minutes then used a sharp passing attack and defeated the Colorado Buffaloes Saturday night 1 in the opening football game for both teams Utah's victory wrecked the coaching debut of Bud Davis who took over the Buffaloes after the firing of Sonny Grandelius last Davis was hurt by tne 27-2- : 1962 Utes Wal op A Ariz (UPI— The University of Arizona stopped a bst ditch rally by Brigham Young University on the Wildcat three-yar- d line on the final play of the game Saturday night to preserve a 1 victory Over 25000 fans the largest opening game crowd ever in Tuc-sio- n Y 23 ft— TUCSON" 1 5B H OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING SEPT Arizona But Loses -- ARD-EXAMINE- ! i ' 35-ya- rd " pan-size- d 23-2- ar DEER HUNTERS! i ' i Thii inon hf$ can't tond even small imperfection! of workmanship won't permit It So by hand fit "irons and imparts a out" machine mad irregularities craftsman custom touch worthy of the select leather end the sophisticated styling of the fin Stetson ' like hi$ father v shot fce it finishing for you MEN at ') —SINCE j ir-- u v Lr Foron and off the road purposes I from : WV 7307 Black calfskin 3307 Brown calfskin Come in foday and see these fine Stetsons f os Terms— financing Avoi'lobf —SINCE 1907 CAREY'S MOTORCYCLES 3558 Riverdale Road h -- creative integrity is still to be found A As in stetson aooes 1907 ' TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLES New and Used $0 I O oo prid "STORE FOR MEN SINCE 1907 'f |