Show r Nrww SPORTS SHORTS Kansas State Crushed 66-- 0 Spartans Trim Michigan DENVER (AP)— Girls’ football will never make it The reason: They can’t stop talking in the huddles That’s the complaint at least By JOHN GRIFFIN United Press Sports Writer of male referees of a game SunOklahoma’s national champion day that matched the senior girls Sooners put a new major college of East Denver High School in record the football books toagainst coeds from the junior day with their 32nd straight vicclass tory and folks are wondering if “Sometimes they spent 10 min- anyone will even score against utes in a huddle” said referee them as they shoot for Notre Dame’s record of 39 straight unJerry Stover who is captain of beaten games team at TOM CARTER Age — 20 Year — Sophomore KENT SIMMONS Age — 18 Year — Freshman Position — End Height — 6-- Position —Tackle Height— Weight— 210 — Rock Springs School High 5-1- 0 Weight— 165 High School — Weber 0 Wo the boys’ varsity football the school The girls admitted later they couldn’t resist talking about dates The seniors won 7-- BIG GAMES SLATED Lobos Will Test Wyoming Eleven ference slate clean over the weekend by walloping arch rival Brigham Young 41-Denver opposes the Redskins this weekend and Coach Jack Curtice has expressed concern because the Pioneers are expected to be at full strength for the first time this season The Pioneers won their first congam© of the season a of Montana luckless quest Montana gets another tough opponent when it faces Utah State in a league tussle at Missoula While the Grizzlies were losing to Denver Utah State scored one of its prize victories in the past two years by upsetting Arizona By STEVE SMILANICH SALT LAKE CITY (UP)-- Unbeaten Wyoming girding for its first Skyline conference title since 6 1850 and the Cowboys’ first per- fect season in modern football history reaches the halfway point in quest of both goals this weekend The powerful Cowpokes meet pesky New Mexico in the fifth game on the 10 gome Wyoming slate and if the men from Laramie get past the Lobos they will be in an enviable position Jim Crawford and Co have al- ready disposed of two Skyline giants — Denver and Colorado ob--A i & M — and the only apparent stacles to a Cowboy pennant are Utah and Utah State The Cowboys picked up their fourth victory and second conference success of the season Saturday by whipping tough Colorado Once again it was A & M candithe running of date Crowford and the passing of Larry Zovada that carried the Pokes to victory FIRST SEASON LOSS 22-1- 3 12-- 0 9 Rosburg Takes Golf Feature 7 18-und- 32-3- 3 0 70-68-6- favorite Utah alin its first start beaten though also UCLA kept its con against n -- X‘0 THE OGDEN 7 ilA E OGDEN UTAH MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 8 1956 SELECT FIELD KANSAS CITY (AP) — Mary Lena Faulk of Thomas-ill- e Ga won her first major golf tournament in two j ears yesterday when she 0 69 at fired a and took 5880 top money in the Women’s Heart of America Open Her 214 for 54 holes was three strokes under Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg S C who held a lead goto Miss 15th the Rawls ing a had 72 on the final round Louise Suggs of Sea Island Ga was third at 220 and Patty Berg of St Andrews 111 fourth at 223 Louise had a 75 on the final round Patty a 74 Marlene Bauer Hagge of Grossinger N Y who led the feld by a stroke after 36 holes soared to an 81 on the final round and finished fifth with a 225 Her 67 on the first round was the best in the tournament Hill-cre- st Pittsburgh top-ranke- 0 Southwest Conference title defense with a 41-- romp over Arkansas before the national TV cameras Mississippi (No 8) was led by fullback Paige Cothren to 6 14-- 0 1 WINS OVER “out-statis- a STANDARD-EXAMINE- i FAULK FINALLY Michigan State the nation’s No 2 team won Saturday’s “big over fourth-ranke- d game” by -' were but Michigan ticed” and needed two breaks to do it Both were supplied by John Bernstein Michigan's bril-- 1 liant soph who had his only pass intercepted to set' up the State TD and fumbled to set up a field goal OSU BEATS STANFORD Michigan and ranked No 7 nationally were the d teams to tumonly ble Of the others who saw action Ohio State (No 5) followed Jim Roseboro’s three touchdowns to a 32-2win over Stanford Texas Christian (No 6) opened its 9-- i win over Houston South- ern California (No 9) nipped Wisconsin 13-and Tennessee 6 (No 10) downed Duke 33-2as Johnny (Drum) Majors scored twice and set up another TD Other Saturday features saw Notre Dame bounce back into the winning column 20-- 7 over Indiana Army holding on to nip Penn State 14-Navy down Cornell 14-and other big wins by Tulane SMU Iowa Washington Rice and West Virginia Next in line for Oklahoma this week is Texas and the Sooners are favored of course to keep NEW YORK (UP) — PeeWee rolling Michigan State will take Reese is batting 333 in this on Indiana while third-rankeWorld Series but imagine how Georgia Tcc-- returns to the grid- he’d be doing if he were healthy iron against Louisiana State The Dodgers’ captain and short0 7 Cold Hampers Bums Star 0 OUT OF THE ROUGH s With this toss out of a background and with an Amateur Athletic Union official crouching and checking on Boston University Field Hal Connelly established a new’ world record in the hammer throw with 218 feet lOG inches tail-gras- d Champions Crowned otind Robin' ft Ogden Pin Stars Capture Five Titles in Annual Classic d Joe Scudero Out Of Pro Contest WASHINGTON (UP) — Halfback Joe Scudero of the Washington Redskins one of the fast- Champions were crowned early scores” said Roy Morriss secrestop has been laboring with a today in the annual Northern tary ' of the Ogden City Men’s che cold since the start of the Utah round robin bowling tourna-- 1 Bowling Assn classic He has a hacking cough ment Summary follows: and plainly feels worse every day Lee Class A — Lee Ensign 3401 Ensign ‘of Ogden romped It’s a cinch he won’t get any rest Enough for at least t w o home with the title in class A Dave Workman 3323 Tom more days with 3401 pins Jack Perry also Tom Patterson 3323 of Ogden was the best performer 3317 Jim Ycrage 3314 in class B with 3427 Class B — Jack Perry 3427 Harvard to Cancel In Class C Ronald Johnson Earl Morris 3333 Mita K o g a Southern Jaunt of Ogden led the field with 3339 3269 Reuben Lewis 3206 Jack CAMBRIDGE Mass (UP) — Al Clare greens keeper at El McFall 3189 Harvard University has canceled Monte golf club won top honors Class C — Ronald Johnson 3339 Lee Bailey 3203 Jean plans for a Southern tour by its in class D with 3144 pins varsity basketball team because Algugart 3173 Goldie Kcarl Ken Uchida of Ogden was the 3076 of segregation practices in t h e Bill Dominguez 3031 South standout in class E with 3064 Class D — Al Clare 3144 Athletic Director Thomas D pins Bob Wilson 3079 Darrell HuntBolies announced the action yeswill division each in er 2979: Jerry Egbert 2949 Champions Harold Williams 2942 terday despite the fact that there receive cash and trophies are no Negro players on the Class E — Ken Uchida 3064 “Keglers will have 10 days in Crimson squad which to make corrections of Ed Wells 2899 Dale Samt 2867 Ya-rra- est safety men in the National Football League will be out of action against the Philadelphia Eagles tomorrow night because of an injury suffered against Pittsburgh last week Also a doubtful player is offensive halfback Tommy Runnels In Hall of Fame Karl Schlademan Michigan State track coach was voted into the Helms Hall of Fame for track and field men in 1955 p Thomas Takes Browning Trap Feature Malad Idaho 10-roun- Lyle Thomas of won the Frank M Browning handicap over a colorful field at the traps of Ogden Gun Club yesterday He blasted 49 out of 50 birds in the classic Ernest Williams was next with 48 followed by James Madsen with 47 The Idahoan was presented with a Browning automatic pistol for his victory at the close of the ev ent The team composed of Frank M Browning Phil Mabey Monte Smith Lem Hedgepeth and Ed White won first place in the d Out of the West BENNION WINS Pendleton! ur d d duck club team feature with 215 out of 250 birds Each received a nice trophy The Malad Duck club team of Lyle Thomas Jim Madsen Lee Richardson Jack Carter' and Ernest Williams won second place with 207 out of 250 birds Other handicap scores follow: Les Leavitt Jim White Claude Armstrong Jr Jack Carter Glen Hull 46 Lee Richardson Dr W E Grimm Niles Jones 45 Dave Carlton Dr William O’Gorman Ike Jones 44 Paul Nasfell Monte Smith Jo Leavitt Jack W 7 non-confercn- New Mexico was by neighboring Westjolted ern Texas of the Border conference The loss was the first of the season for the Lobos and tlieir new Coach Dick Clausen - total for the year to 102 points scored against none for their rivals The mark of 32 straight wins eclipses the 31 straight Oklahoma itself posted from 1948 through 1950 If the Sooners win or do no worse than tie in their remaining eight games of this campaign thej’ll top the major college mark for consecutive games without a loss set by Notre Dame from 1946 through 1950 6 34-- 0 Lem Hedgepeth- 2 0 THOMAS SCORES THREE Clendon Thomas was the pacemaker for Oklahoma in its easy romp over Kansas State scoring three touchdowns on runs during the first 20 minutes of play But seven other Sooner backs had a hand in the scoring as Oklahoma posted its 58th straight Big Seven Conference win With Oklahoma calling thei tune it was another football weekend that stuck pretty close to the form sheet About the biggest surprises were Pennsylvania’s 14-- win over Dartmouth the Quakers’ first triumph since 1953 and California’s 14-decision over Pittsburgh Nationals will be All-Ameri- i Menwhile Gealta ON THE SPOT NEW YORK (AP) — Manager Walt Alston sent his Brooklyn Dodgers into the fifth game of the World Series against the New York Yankees today thinking “things could be worse” The Dodgers who won the first turn games now have seen their 1955 script swiped by the kccs coming back to tie the se-- i A jear ago it was ries at Brooklvn which lost the first two then caught fire in their lead and home park to take a eentually win the world championship in the full seven games “We’re even” said Alston “but w’e haen’t had anything easy all season and I don’t see any rea-- i son to start worr ing now” VETERAN DIES DENVER (AP) — Jacob J (Quick) Gettman 80 outfielder 3-- 66-- for the Washington baseball team in 1897-9buried late Monday at Fairmount Cemetery after services at the AGGIE TOOK HONOR Howard Mortuary Gettman a Denver resident candidate Jack Hill picked up both Aggie touch- since 1940 died of a heart aildowns to outshine Arizona’s her- ment Thursday at Denver GenEL CAJON Calif (AP) — eral Hospital alded Art Luppino Pudgy Bob Rosburg of San FranLast year the Utags scored a cisco came from behind to win thrilling 32-triumph over the Grizzlies at Logan the 515000 San Diego Open conThe lone with a blazing par 270 test this week pits Colorado A&M Rosburg was two strokes beagainst Colorado University of the hind Dow Finsterwald of BedBig Seven conference While the Coloags will enter ford Heights Ohio at 54 holes the contest as underdogs they are but he finished with a sensaexpected to provide tough opposion the Singing Hills tional tion Last year the Ags scored a 10-course one in Buffs over the yesterday to add to his victory of the biggest upsets of the seaprevious rounds of son Finsterwald carded a Brigham Young winless in four 74 finishing far back with a tries is idle this week The Cou277 gars resume action Oct 20 against Montana In the runner-uspot was Dick Mayer St Petersburg Fla who shot a 63 for a 272 Giovanelli Miceli Don January Lampasas Tex Bill Bisdorf San Diego Jim Fer-rie- r Collide Tonight North Hollywood and Doug NEW YORK (UP) — Joe MiFord Mahopac N Y tied for celi of New York will pit his unthird with 273 NED BENNION usual uppercut against Brooklyn Captures Title Danny Giovanelli’s straight right weltertonight in their weight fight at St Nicholas Arena GOLF EVENT Their bout will be televised E Y “Ned” Bennion captured over a DuMont network at 10:30 the men's club championship at EDT of instead the previ-- j pm Golf and Country Club the Ogden ous 10 pm EDT The time by defeating T D Richards 1 up All of the fine fabric change for St Nick's main events Chuck Hoisington was the first w as arranged m a new TV con- in Pendleton shirts are woven flight winner tract Bennion's victory came on the from pure virgin wool final hole when he fired a par-foin Pendleton’s own mills! All while Richards was one Henry Laskey Sets are Pendleton-dyeto achiev over The score was tied at the of 17th hole end the soft rich colors American Record lasting In Bennion’s drive to the title The distinctive patterns are ATLANTIC CITY N J (UP) he defeated W R Bothwell Walt and Mathieu Henry Laskau of New York a Gresham Pendleton exclusives member of the U S Olympic Richards Henry Every garment is precision-tailoreteam set an unofficial American record yesterday by winning the for perfection of fit National AAU walk- Gibson Stewart in comfort and freedom ing championship in 1:1240 The old record of 1:14:36 was set in Tennis Triumph Stop in soon and see the 1934 new fall patterns MEXICO CITY (UP)— Althea Gibson of New York and Hugh Stewart of Pasadena Calif up2nd Win in 8 Games 1195 to set Shirley Bloomer vic- of England and Sven Davidson Southern fethodist’s 1395 tory over Notre Dame in the 1956 of Sweden 10-yesterday in football opener for both schools the first round of mixed doubles marked SMU’s second win in in the Pan American tennis eight games with the Irish 20-1- 2 Pre-seaso- By crushing Kansas State on Saturday for its second win of this campaign Oklahoma ran its 6 2-a- ll "" Sooners Head ational Record Gais Take WILDCAT GRIDDERS xxx w '—w“ top-seede- d 19-1- 3 8 E 6-- 3 Duck Hunters1 Specials White Mark Nasfell 43 Hugh Ford Frank Browning Jim Vanderstein Dean Baker Don D Olsen Floyd Mencimer 42 Ralph Morris 41 Mike Boam 40 Arlie Colvin 39 Dick Dunbar 36 mill & elmottfe Belmont D'Agafa Macias to Collide for Title MEXICO CITY (UP) — The! 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